The Sun.
London, England, 1856-01-30 00:00:00

Naval and Military Intelligence-.

At Portsmouth yesterday her Majesty's ship Rodney,
90, Captain Moorsom, C. 8., wad umlauted, preparatory
to being paid off this day, and converted into a depot-
ship for the Baltic gun-boat flotilla ; her Majesty's
st,am-sloop Rosamond, 6, Commander Crofton, went
into harbour to have her defects repaired after her trip tc
the West Indies. The steam-transport Dee, Master.
Commander Puller., arrived at Spithead yesterday
from the eastward, with supernumeraries for the fleet •
she left in the evening, with others, for the eastward'.
The new steam-sloop Flying Fish, G, was uudocked yes-
terday, and masted, in progress towards readiness for
the pendant ; the steam-sloop Basilisk, 6, was docked
yesterday for repair?, Her Majesty's state yacht Via-
toria and Albert, Captain the Hon. Joseph Denman,
will take a cruise for a few days, to teat some exptri.
ments with coals. The steam-transport Peninsula, No.
172, left Portsmouth yesterday evening for the Thames.
A court-martial, comprising Captains Codrington,
C.B. (president) ; Sir P. Maitland, C.B • Hon. H.
Koppel, G. Eliott, C.B. ; J. Rebb, J. .T. Stopford, R.
B. Watson, C.B. ; H. Lyster, G. T. Gordon, W. CM-,
ford, C.B. ; It. Harris, C. T. D'Eyncourt, Meorsom,
; and Mr. W. J. Hellyer, Deputy-Judge-Advocate
of the Fleet, assembled on board the flag-ship -Victory.
in Portsmouth harbour, on Monday morning, to try
Mr. Robert Trotter, assistant-engineer of the Beet, of
the third-class, serving in her Majesty's sloop Falcon,
en the following charges :

"Neglect oldnty when in actual charge of the ma-
chinery of the said ship, iu allowing the water to get
too low- in the boilers, whereby the crowns of the far-
after:3 and the tubes were injured, on the mornings of
the 22d and 23d of December, 1855, the said sloop
Falcon being then at sea.
"2. Neglect of duty in being absent from his post
when in charge of the machinery of the said TeeK4 on
the night of the 22d of December.
"3. Neglect of duty in not using the necessary pre-
caution when in actual charge of the machinery on
board the said vessel, whereby the pert piston-rod of
the atter-engine became red-hot, on the afternoon of
the 2t:ith of Deoember.

"4. For being in a rtate of drunkenness, and con.
ducting himself in an insubordinate manner towards
Li,ntena.nt Robinson, the senior lieutenant of the Fal-
con, on the quarter-deck of the said ♦easel, oa the even.
ing of the 17th January inst.

5. For being in suet a stag of. Intoxication as tone.
cessitate his removal from the engineers' nsess-place on
board the said vessel and his being placed under arrest
on the evening of the 20th of Jan. inst.'.

The prisoner pleadei guilty to the charge', and +ha
Court also pronennced them fully proved, and adjudged
him to be imprisoned for the term of 6 months in \Via.
cheater Gaol, and at the expiration of that pnni9.hment
to be dismiesed front her Majesty's eervice.
The same Court then proceeded to try Mr. Jas. A.
W. Nicholls, assistmit-paymaster, serving on beard her
Majesty's ehip Duke of Wellington, on the following
charges

"1. For being drurak on board the said ship on tht
evening of the 4th of Jan. inst.

"2. For behaving in a manner unbecoming the charae.
ter of an officer and a gentleman in intrudirl
into the engineers' mess-place on board the said ship with
his trousers unbuttoned and his dregs otherwise in a disc
ordered state, and demanding some ale of Edwd. Norton,
a stoker, and the steward of the mess, and making nee
of abusive language to the said Edwd. Norton when ho
refused compliance with the demand, on the evening of
the 4th of Jan. inst.

The prisoner admitted the whole of the first charge,
and the second, with the exception of that part which
allegei.t hat he ru.?de use of abusive language to Edward
Norton. The Court found the charges fully and wholly
proved, and adjudged the prisoner to be dismissed from
her Majesty's service. _ _

The 'elor..p Ferrer, 8, Commander Chas. T. Leads,
from the Wont Coast of Africa, which arrived at Ply.
month on Saturday, sailed on Monday far Portsmouth.
The screw steam gun-boat Shehlrake, 2, Lieutenant-
Commander C. H. Simpson, went into Barnpwl, Ply.
mouth, on Monday.

The screw steam-.ship Hogue, 80, Capt. Wm. Ramsay,
is appointed to leave Plymouth for Falmouth to-day.
The screw steam store-ship. Resolute, from the Medi-
terranean, arrived in Plymouth Sound yesterday.
The stea,ru-sloop Malacca, 17, alptain A. Farquhar;
and the Buzzard, (1, Commander W. IL Dabble, sailed
from Bermuda, on 27th Dec. for the West India station.
The Boscawe”, 70, Capt-.-W. F. Glanville, flag of Rear.
Admiral Fanshaws, and the paddle-wheel steam-sloop
Medea, 6, Commander E. Peirse, were appointed to
leave the isls,r,d on the 18th for the same station.
The Bucephal a. transport has left Woolwich ibr B!aelc-7
wall to have her fittings me;el, •

Her Maj,:stv's sc!rew sloop Niger, Commander Hir,
Las entered the cuter basin at Woolwich; and is placed
under the slie.r.; to be dismantled, preraratory to the
removal of her machinery.
The paddle-wheel steamer Vixen, I.n. s me time em-
ployed in the dockyard service, for the conveyance of
machinery, &c., iilewis3 in the outer basin, and ban
been disum4ed, She is tu go through a complete ov€l-
- and evil he brzlight iorward in the forthcorniti:,-,
spring for foreign service.
The Vesuvius, Commanler Hoare, moire yesterday
docked, to undergo an examination of her copper aad
lower hail. •

Tile screw transport Northumberland, No. 52. has corn-
plet'ad her shipment of stores, ike., from Weolivicb, and
has embarked, in addition, several bales and boxes of
cavalry equipments.

The gun-boat Forward, fining_ out at Deptford, is
nearly ready for service. She has been commissioned by
Lieutenant-Commauder Nekon, and '4:11 go dowh tip
Woolwich Arsenal in a few clays, to be victualled, anti
to receive her sea stock and ammunition. Lieut. Coch-
rane is appointed to the command, o: the gunboat Chnb,
which is likewise fitting out at Deft:ford, and will be
ready to join the squadron in a day or two.
The visit of ber Majesty to Woolwich, Nsh:ch it was
intended should take place to•day, bag been potroned
for a few days. Immediately after the inspection and
examination of the trophies by the Queen Major Lnkin
and his detachment of ..-krtillcrymen from Sebastopol wiii
be granted leave and furlough.
in consequence of the removal of the military guards
and sentries from the Arsenal departments et, Wool-
wich, and the subaCtiitiou of the police body in their
stead, it has been considered necessary, in addition to
the side-arias wore by the nine, to p7ovide the consta-
bles with Colt's revolver.,.. A number of these were dis-
tributed yesterday. The inspectors ha%e been equipped
with a new regulation sword, suspended to a ewiaq
similar to that Worn by the military stiff seijeants.
The stringency of the regulations for the admission of
visitors to the Arsenal centtnues unabated.

The following order has been addressed to officer; Olna-
manding :•egireente and depots from the War Depart-
ment :

"Army Clothing Department, Pall-mall.
" having been determined to provide the re-
cruit with necessaries from the 31st of Jan., 1556, I sort
directed by the Secretary of State for War to request
you will firward to this office requisitions for such ne-
oessaries as may be wanted for recruits joining the regi-
ment or depot under your command on or after the
above date, and for such supply as you may think it
requisite to keep is the rcgitnental store for recruits ex-
pected to join shortly.—l am, sir, your mot obedient
servant, " G D. RAMSAY.'

A party of the Marine Artillery have arrived at the
Chatham I.).yi.ion of Royal Marines from Portsmouth,
in command of Licut. George Henry Wryford, on the
way to Sheerness, for duty on board the floating battery
Eurotar.
Some Crimean invalids strived at the Stroud station
yesterday afternoon, in medical charge of Acting As,ist•
ant-Surgeon Benhow. The ambulance carriage frotu Fait
Pitt conveyed the men to the supplemental hospital,
Brompton, where First Claps Surgeon Henry C. 'teak
after inspecting them, ordered 18 into hospital and the
remainder to St. Mary's Barracks.
The Medical Staff Corps is to Ise ilkercated t 4 1,50,
king 300 in addition to its original strength.

MARKET NEWS.—(This Day.)

CORN EXCHANGE;
The show of English wheat in is-day's market was very
moderate, yet the demand for all kinds was in a very
sluggish state' at Monday's currency.
Foreign whest was very dull in sale, and the qUotations
were almoet nominal.
Floating cargoes commanded very little attention.
Fine barley realised lull prices, but inferior parcels were
heavy, at late rates.
Malt was very dull, and the oat trade was heavy. I.a
prices scarcely any change took place.
.Beans, peas, and flour sold at Monday's rates
ABAITALII THIS 1,111111.
urcusa
.. Wheat. i B2a.rli7eoy. I Ma. al
61 ti Oats. Wit'
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Irish •• • • —
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93te As
roragn } 1 11.710 1 '"' g 3S° I ineorls

BOROUGH nor.
The sale for moat kinds of hops ia steady,aid Priet4 NA'S
well supported.

WILITECHAISL.
trade was firm, as fellows :—Seef, from 32 44 to
43 4d ; rautton, 392,1 to 4s 4d; veal, 48 ea to 58 2d; pork,
33 4d to 5s 03 per 81bs by the ossnaide.

a°l.l‘k.setY.—ye3stie°rdeYay,‘"eBt iau active "n
lsealoit
In the Stock Exchange the rates
over transactions to the next account
were extremely heavy. In Paris the rate of continuation
paid on French Routes dnrin.g the hat day or two has
been 15 per cent.
piinhaeDitdhßEtCrndAkrcsa:crrohrvyl;ri:ntr 315.
Iter MoieLLT, on the rtZUDl:JletolLtiell of ithe Pranlifr.
&is. been pleased to Confer.pension of 50/. eft Miss
Thonswina ROES, known for her long connexion with
-literature and her adelimble traa.atioue iron the Fret&
spial4t,
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THE SUN LONDON WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY no5
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Ie._OYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAY'S•INN• i HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE i RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. - From the London Gazette of Last Night. , a dividend of 41 lOrd. in the pound, payable at 5, Porta. s PRICES OP SHA RES Country Markets
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LANE. WEEK.- -a• gal-street, Lincoln's-inn.
IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM.: ,
LONDON AND BRIGHTON. --mem_
,T, Donovan, Stoke Newington, schoolmaster, a dividend
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--e,.._. . ........--...e.5.....—.
of Is. 41d. iu the pound, payable
.at 5, Portugal-street, PANIES' STOCK.
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The halnyearly meeting of this company was held at - LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, JAN. 28.
LIVERPOOL-Jmn 29.
The Twenty-eighth Annual General Meeting of the (Prom th,e Report of the Registrar-General.)
Lincoln's-inn. •
The health of London is noem in a more satisfactory , the Bridge-house Hotel, yesterday ; Mr. Leo. Schuster All peeresses, on announcing their intention of being
H. D. Mash, Lock's-fields, undertaker, a dividend of is. There was a very small attendance to-day, and the busi•
Governors and subscribers of this charity was held at
present on the occasion of the opening of Parliament, on
ness done was limited. The night advance obtained upon
the Hospital yesterday. The meeting was presided
10Sd. in tho d bl t ' '-- P t 1 I •
poun , ptya e a o, or uga -street, en- Prom tire Official Ltst.
state than it has been usually at this period of the year.
Mr. F. SLIGHT the secrete of the com a 4 Thursday, the 31st of January, will have places reserved „ .
wheat en Friday was entirely lost, and prices ate fully 2d
over by Mr. Spottiswoode, one saf the vice-presidents of in tbe chair.
In the week that ended on Saturday 1,029 deaths, of . r. c.ry pa y, reaa
the institution. which 500 were those of males and 529 those of females, olive= the mee in
the notice c g t g and the report, which
d been üblished v'
y. p ,ha ing been taken as read, for them in the House of Lords, if the announcement be
made at this office before live o'clock on Wednesday tho coin senn.
or •s • 3 '
J. Watson, late of Heatan N n , licen ed victualler,
out of business, a dividend of ls.•in the pound, payable at PUBLISHED EVERY TUEND FR,lnly EvEynNG per bushel under Tuesday's ates o
AY AND , r . Fl nr must also be
. quoted at le to is 6d per barrel and sack • Indian corn 15
Mr. FENN, the secretary read the' report of the com-
30th instant. • LONDON, TUESDAY, gAN. 29, 1856,- 6d er r.. oatt ' I
were registered. In the ten corresponding weeks of the
5 Portugal-street Lincoln's-inn. P q nerd Is pet load, and teas 2d per bushe
mittee of management for the past year. The report years 1846-55- the avervege number was 1,165, which if The CHAIRMAN said the report was so full that he was
hlansdatfroesaa he sho Id n t hive to detain them at any sons'
Peers' eldest sons will have tickets for the peers' oldest
ainPdSWbyitChllus-hjoAhL wtre
'H. Yeates, late'of Guildford, Surrey, surveyor of taxes • ___..e.._ lower. 'No other change.
The supply of wheat ted. The farm rs
stated that, though in some respects the public events raised in proportion to increase of population becomes g
th 'yh
ku o bex forwarded to them, upon a written or personal
GAS-MORT AND COKE COMPANIES.
a.g...7.4n
ii,rui
leng wit remar s upon it. In assuming the position application at the offrae. a dividend of 48 Mad. in tho pound, payable at 5, Portugal'. ;
of the day had tended to diminish the amount of sup- 1,282. The deaths in the present return are less than
he had then the honour of occupying, through the kind- No strangere can be admitted except by ticket from the street, Lincoln's-inn. -a.— _ . __________ .
port upon whioh this, in common with other charities of '
nem of his colleagues, he felt that he would be unable to Lord Great Chamberlain. G. Gre or Woodthor e Derbyshire, farmer, a divi-
n y, P • . Dividend Amount
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the metropolis,
• had hitherto been accustomed to rel the corrected average by 253.
y 3 Scarlatina. has become lees fatal than it was two
dend of 6s. 2d. in the pound, payable at 5, Portugal-street, ' Name of Company. A per , of Paid. Price.
unwilling to sell,
the committee had, nevertheless, been enabled se to con- erform the im ertant and res •
months ago. In November the deaths from it were p . P ponsible duties attached to The doors will be opened at 12 o'clock. nnum. ; Share.
Lincoln's-inn.
trade kept firm, and ts per quarter advance may be noted.
duct the affairs of the institution, that at the close of about 70 in a week ; last week they were 43. Hooping- a were it not that he was fully assured that he could WILLO-UGHBY DE ERESBY, G.C.
J. H. Gray, late 15, London-street, Paddirgion, gold-
,' 4 a. d. X s. d. Barley in larger supply, and a clear advance of Is per qr-
the year they had the satisfaction of congratulating the ith confidence calcula
cough, which has rather increased lately, carried off 56 w te on the zealous and hannonions FOREIGN OFFICE, JAN. 25. smith, a dividend of ss. 9,1. in the pouud, payable at 5, British ..••.......... - 1 - - - took place, and even in some choice qualities 214. Secendary
g29b.ack from esales the
friends and supporters of the charity upon having children ; and typhus (which appears to prevail to some , tof his collea nes Railwa mane ement had
sbuppor h g , y g
The Queen has been pleases' to approve of Mr. William Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn. . Ditto Frovincial.. •• 71. i 200020 0 0 - qualities also met ready sale. Beans and peas steady, Et
achieved an amount of benefit to the suffering poor, in- extent in the East districts) was fatal in 44 cases. . Four ee_n muc p
s oken a ainst • and he would not sa alto-
g , Y Watson as Consul at Liverpool for the Republic of Irene-
.F. Bowring, late of Croydon, Surrey., boot maker, a Brighton ...... •• •• ~, 51. ,20 0 0 2,, 0 0 15 late prices.
ferior only to the preceding year, and more than equal of these cases occurred in Whitechapel North ;3 of gether wrongfully, but he could not agree that all rail- zuela. dividend of ls. in the pound, payable at 5, Portugal street, City of London .. •• .. 41. Os. .100 0 0 160 a 0 -
Continental (4th Cap.) . . - 50 0 0 20 0 0 - rim QUARTITC.I • MR QUARTaIt
.., ' 11 they had had the happiness to aocomplish them in the Workhouse ; 3 persons died of influenza ; way management was to blame. All publio bodies were FOREIGN-OFFICE, JAN. 26. Lincoln's-inn.
.1
• Equitable •• •• .. -•• 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 333-'_,, Wheat, rod (01d)... 74e to 77. Barley, grinding ... 35, to e7s
te that whic
relieved 10 of es' 1 • of car- liable to abuse if they were not conducted b business The ueen has been pleased t,o a rove of Don Fernando G. Hawker, jun., late of Wallbridge, Gloucestershrre, ,Ireat Central ....... 8/ per cent. 'lO 0 0 all 11% Ditto (new)
in any former year. The number of patients
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_et. ry me as , 8 of syphilis ; 17 of cancel: ; 1
A.l - Y M Q M •fC b ll PPC
1 t St. John's, captain in the Royal; South Gloucester Militia, a dividend •
mperlal ............ 101. & sonata 50 0 0 all
• the past year had amounted to upwards of 39,89_1 buncle ;1 of intemperance ;2 of delirium tremens ;1 of men. rai way company ought to have men at the entoya, arqum o a a ero, as onsu a .
86 Ditto, white 768 to Bes! Peas
during
of 20s. in the pound, payable at 5, Portugal-street, Line Independent ......... se 40 0 0
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It would be in the recollection of the public that, after the want ; 7 infants from want of breasnmilk. head of the administration who would conduct it as Newfoundland, for her Majesty the Queen of Spain.
cohns-inn. L0nd0n.............. - 'SO 0 0 Ditto (old)
death of the late Duke of Sussex, a subscription was en- It was stated in last report tbat 10 deaths front though it was their own private business. The directors BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, JAN. 23.
DIVIDENDS. Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent: '25 0 0 „ 1 - Barley, malting ... 39s to 423.,F10ur, per sack
20 0 i
tered into for the erection of a monutnent to his memory, typhus had occcurred in the London Fever Hospital be. of this company endeavoured to do so zealously and The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Edvvard Jones, 157, Strand, woellen draper, Feb. 20- rthairetcuirf.••••• •• • • •..... 4i. pesl; cent.
igg g o
0 516 0 0 -16 AVXRAGES FOR TUB WEER RIMING JAN. 26. 1858.
and after several meetings of the subscribers, it was de- tween the eeth „d eeth January. The return for the faithfully, and if they were able to secure the cosfidence Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received, T. Hipkins and c. c. Bumper, nuningdon, Middlesex, united Gei.ie.ra.1............' 21. ios. 150 0 0 all • 19% Wheat
cided that the most suitable mode of carrying out the last week contains 11 deaths that have occurred there of the proprietary, there could be no doubt of their sac- through the Secretary of State for Foreign Aft ;
-ems, a copy plate-glass manufacturers, Feb. eo (and ale° of the separate Westminster Chartered 41 or cent. 160 0 0 tt Se Oats
object would be the erection of a wing to the Royal since the eete, au caused -by the game disease. Mr, ceeding in their objects, which were,-to oonduct the of a despatch from her Mejesty's Consul at Rotterdam, estate of c. Carey Sumeee)_,J, A. Clarice and Joseph Ditto, New ........ - •50 0 0 10 ~ 0 10 Peas
Free Hospital, to be called the " Sussex Wing," with a Watts, the registrar, adds that theladmissions arenume. traffic with punctuality and safety, exercise a wise but enclosing translation of a Law, Passed bY the Nethehlands Davison, Cheapside, warehousemen, February le- Barley
statue of his Royal highness in front. That im ortant
I) roux, and in many cases free ; that the hospital is unem not injudicious economy, an p y
da a fair dividend to. the .
Government establishine, as below mentioned, the import G. Frasi Pembroke-wa• rf Cal donian road and Golden- WATER-WORKS.
Beans -1/
tt -4 Od
during. the past year and roprietors. The would not in order to make hin 'fll • b• 1 t'l the Ist Jan., 1857:- la ' • -` a ' C ' - !
pq duties on the o ovring artic es, un 1 ne, Barbican, ironfouader, Feb. 19-S. Smith, Holywell- 1 Dividend Amount r .
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work had been, commenced i dowed, and raakes an appeal to the public for support. - P
WY t t ' 1 t n-- Pt t fi t 10 d- 1 1 per 14 cwt.
o a oes, ve cen s per mu - ( . t tSh I' t
1 ree , ore( 1 eh, Feb. 19-W. Rich and R. Hannah, 5, Name of Company. f per of aid. Price.
* "ttee h d b '
was nearly completed. The commi a y means Mr. Faulkner, the registrar of the south sub-district Pleaaant, ever at mp o pay a arger dividend than the
Millet one cent per 100 pounds = 1-sd. per 220 85-127 Park-lane tailors Feb. 10-R. Taylor, Watts•terram Old I Annum. Share. HULL-JAN. 29.
"ved. ddring the year, been euabled to paY of St. Giles, records 2 deaths in Wild-court, which he business of the company would justify them in expecting. ' ' ' — Only a moderate supply of English wheat to-day, which
of legacies, recei
lbs '
. . Kent-road, Camberwell, baker, Feb. 19-M. Essinger, Old - .
,
offa considerable portiou of the debt, unavoidably post- calls "an unusual occurrence" now in that locality. He Fite first part of the report alluded to the capital acoount. Rice, three cents per 100 pounds med. per 220 85-127 Change, straw hat manufacturer, Feb. 20-R. Butler of ns.d.X s. d. _ met fair sale at about last week's prices. Foreign in Eiao'
dby the great pressure on the charity in the years attributed the remarkable diminution of mortality to There had been expended 17,000/. during the past year lbs. Pickering-terrace, Bayswater, ironmonger, Feb. 21-Lewis
' East London
pone
Grand Junction . . 4i. er cnt. 50 0 0 all -
e ado ted of s •
1853 and 1854. The practic p applying des- sanitary improvements effected in the court, Wad. upon works already authorised by the proprietors, and Rice, in husk or paddy, two cents per 100 pounds =2-5(1. F. Benet, Old Jewry-chambers, merchant, Feb. 19-A. K• t ••••
4' P t 100 0 0 -
ea
•te patients on leaving the hospital with clothes and court (the register adds), from being the worst, is now which were rendered necessary by" their increased busi- per 220 83-127 lbs. Eyre, Norland-square, Notting-hill, merchant. Feb. 19- Lambeth ...... - ..1 1 .I- 100 0 0 - - buyers are making inquiries.
tau
small sures of money, continued to produce the most the best court in my district, and is a striking proof how ness, in sidings, extension of stations, and so on. At the Grain :- S. Love, Derby, silk manufacturer, Feb. 26-T. Adamson Newnivernompany , 2/.los. - - -- a a I 0. g.
lying results, more especially amengst unfortunate
- thwark &Vauxhall 51. per emit. 100 0 0 - 89i4
much the health of a neighbourhood may be improved same time they were not unmindful that their powers of Wheat and Peeled spelt,- ten cents per lastm2d. per and H. H. Bell, Sunderland, curriers, Feb. 26-W. E. 6,:u .
__, . Wheat, English, red 7e to 761 Peas, grey and black -to --
grab
te est Middlesex - i 89%
females, Many of whom had been restored to their fami- by attention to cleanliness and comfort. raising capital were almost exhausted ; they had only 10a qrs. , Brockett, Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Whickham, Durham,
lies and friends. The committee had pleasure in calling At 19, Chapel•place, Bloomsbury, a crossing-sweeper P
, owers to raise 23,000/. more left. Timer were most -oder mon •
Rye, maize, or Turkish oorn, ten cents per last-- . p ey scrivener, Feb. 21-S. Meek, Kendal, Westmore- BRIDGES. Dautzic and Konigs- [Ditto Petersburgh ... 72 to 71'
the attention of the governors to the services of the aged 70 years, died on 22d Jan. of "diseased lungs and anxious not to exhaust their powers too early, and they 10t qrs. laedshire, imkeeptr, Fob. 22-T. Lumaden, Sonth Shields,
''. Dividend Amount •••-• berg
B ley and malt, ten cents per lastm2d. per 101 qrs. shipbuilder, Feb. 21. . I Pomeranian and Ham- angel
honorary medical officers-Drs. Brinton O'Connor, and exhaustion from destitution," as returned by a coroner's had, therefore, this half-year charged a portion of the nearmt - - Name of Company. ,per of Paid. Price.
wheat, ten cents per last=2,l. per qrs.
10/ CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED. burgh
Annum. Share.
Hassell, physicians ; , Messrs. Marsden, 'M.D., Weedon jury. works generally charged upon capital agai
; nst revenue. Oats and unpeeled spelt, ten cents per last en 2(1. per H. Cox, Reading, Berkshire, grocer, Feb. 19-T. Ben-
Cooke, De Merin &c., surgeons, who bad devoted their It may be noticed that in the last 2 Weeks the deaths About 4,600/. had been so ' charged in increasing the qs,
10 r nett, 58, Margaret-street, Cavendish•square tailor-W n s. d. .£ s. d. Friesland 74 to 78 Per TOU.
time and attention during the pa,st year to the patients of 28 shoemakers and only 3 tailors were registered, strength of the works, replacing a timber viaduct by,a Beans, tares, peas, and lentils, ten cents per last nee 2d. Harding Burgess, hliles-lane, Cit t ' .1. Jti ' d
y, expor or Man— • ungenor ....•• .... - - - 12 Russian and Odessa 68 to 7t i Lins. re, Hull 13106 to 13f 55
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committed to their care. In consequence of the reduced The cause of so great a difference is not obvious, for the solid embankment, covering in open thirdnalass carriages, per 10e qrs. Jameson, 4 and 5, Honey-lane, Milk-street, shawl ware- Southwark ......•• - - 110 0 0 - - Oats, finglish
number of in•door patients (Occasioned by the necessity numbers who were living ie the two made, in 1851 mere making extensions at stations, in sidings, itc. He Groats, grits, and peeled barley, ten cents per last -e---- 2d. housemen, Feb. 20-T. Edwards, Toupandy, Glamorgan- Dn. New of 7% p.c. 11. per cent. 1,5000 " 1:0) : :...
- Ditto Danish
of proceeding with the new building), the committee not very unequal, The shoemakers were 26,639 ; the thought they would be of opinion that such a course por 101 qrs. shire, grocer, Feb. 19-T. Lumsden, South Shields, Dur- v=a• • •id;i•.•0•f• i
8.. 11. 1-4 e. Bd. 160 0 0 - - Ditto Friesland
gladly acceded to the request of her Majesty's Govern- tailors 20,257. was Prudent. (Hear.) His opinion had ever been that Until the 31st of December 1855, the import duties ham, shipbuilder, Feb. 19-R. B. Fletcher, Shaw-edge, Ditto Nw dittc, of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 -2.; Ditto Russian 23 to 30 Rape cakes 135 s Od to 140 s Od
ment, to strengthen-the medical staff in the Crimea, and Last week the births of 897 boys and 866 girls, in all to speak of fimality in railway accounts was a fallacy. i 14 ad biscui • '
t and flour of Lancashire cotton s inner Feb 21-J Davit w
• _ oreea- Vaiixhall . .. .. • • 96s
w_ll be levied as follows, on -0 , t . , _ p , . . .., .. .. . . 70 10 3 - 20% Barley, milting
readily granted the services of four of their medical 1,763 children, wire registered in London, In the 10 They must provide for their increasing trade. In 1848 all sorts of grain, as also- ter tailor, Feb. 20. Ditto grinding 36 to 38 Ditto foreign
officers to that important object-one of whom, after an corresponding weeks of the years 1846-55 the average their revenue only amounted to 483,600/., whilst in 1855 dma 6 10d '
Semonle 4 florins 10 per 109 'nun s s. . per INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. . - DOCKS. Beans
absence of fifteen mouths, has just returned, and will number was 1,497. it was 719,000/. They must naturally expect, with such 220 85-127' lbs. J. Latham, Lupton, Liverpool, journeyman wheelwright
Bran, 2 florins per 100 pounds -ea- 3s. 4d. per 220 85-127 --J. Hatton, Liverpool, slater-M. P. Houghton, Man- Name of Company. per
Dividend 1 Amount i Ditto foreign
of i Paid. Price, Peas, white and yel. 50-to 5-I,llye Meal --s Od to 145 s 04
woe
shortly resume his duties. The committee congratulated Attheßoyal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height an increase ia their income, there would be an increase ms, chaster, out of employment-A. Robinson, Mmazion, i
Annum. Share. 1 - -
the governors on ba,ving, obtained the services of the of the barometer in the week was 29.100 in. The read- of exPenditure on caPital acconnt. He did not expect From the lst of January, 1856, until the Ist of January, Cornwall, dealer in raining shares-B. Gotnersall, Birken• -- ,
CHELMSFORD-JAN. 25.
Rev. J. B. Bowen, a.clergyman of the highest profes- ins were low, On 3 days the mean reading waS leas they would go on increasing their income at the same 1857, the import duties will be levied as follows on bread, thaw, near Leeds, out of business-T. Thomas, Swansea, Is. d. As.d. I
Stock. - The wheat on offer to-day was generally in very built*
sional qualifications, as chaplain, and the report con- than 29 degrees. The lowest reading was 28.83 in. on rate as then had since 1848, He believed that during biscuit, and flour, of all sorts of grain, and of potatoes, as weaeer-G, Richards, Swansea, licensed victualler-G. , Commer.,cll4 •• '•-•• •• 51,. Pr cent. Stmk• - _ _
East ana Weet India.. 1 6.. pr cent. Stock. ferent cond• • h •- " 14
ition, but t e reduction in price on the be,s
eluded by the committee congratulatine the governors Thursday. The highest was 29.40 in. on Saturday. The that period they had done a great deal to meet the in- also semoule and bran :- Horwood, Kiug Stanley, Gloucestershire, beereeller-
on the continued success of the chariii, and humbly mean temperatureof the week was 44.5 degrees, 6 degrees creasing requirements of the district, and they would en- 19 cents per 100 pounds = 2cl. per 220 35-127 lbs. S. Clutterbusk, Stroud, hairdresser-J. Fry, Cheltenham, East Coantry •
London .... ...•• 1 5/. pr cent. Stock. 1 - 90%
- - 1 - samples was not more than ls, and on inferior qualities,
2s per qr., with a very limited sale. A large supply a
hoping that it would, under God's blessing, continue to higher than that of the previous week, and 7.7 degrees deavour to make their powers of raising capital last as BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, JAN. 23. joiner-G. Meek, near Cheltenham, manager of tolls-R. Ditto Bonds.. - - -
_ spring corn, and the trade very slack at ls below the qua'
prosper ; and that, as it proceeded, its usefulness might higher than the average of the same week in 38 years long as possible, by meeting the expenditure out of what The Right lion. the Lords of the Committee of Privy p ' g' ,5 Y
Roberts Featinio Morioneth narr man-J. W. Barites St. Katnarine
eutaarepten .. ~ , 3i, os Or c. 50 0 0 60 -0. 9; - tations of last week.
be more felt and acknowledgei by the public at large, (as determined by Mr. Glaisher). i The mean was he hoped would prove. to be their overfiowing revenue. Council for Trade and Plantations have received, through bt h '
nortsumnouth, g!•ocer-G. W. King, jun., Portsee, u c er -
in to• i •-
-•• I - P ent 20 0 0' 10 0 0 i 18% Wheat, white, old, per 5. s. , ; g, s.
Id M t Wallingford iourne man butcher-J. Edmunds,
-
its efforts more effectually sustained by the benevolent, almost high the whole week, and on four days was e He considered the value of their property depended not the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a *le-
-28 29
Worcester, house ag '-t-W?Back, Worcester-I. D,CB qr.6o 80 Oats, per qr
and its benefits more widely diffused amongst the and 10 deg. above the average. The highest in the so much upon high dividends as the certainty that they spatch from her Majesty's Ambassador at Paris, inclosing
Sd 1 St ff 1 Ince ' -PB • t • '
e g ey, a ores me, greengrocer . tat am near JOINT-STOCK BANKS. new.... 68 79 Peas, Partridge ... 30 41
afflicted. week was 54 deg. on Thursday ; the lowest was 36.5 would get all that was fairly earned ; and he felt assured copy of a French Imperial Decree establishing a drawback
Sedgley, Staffordshire-T. J. B. Wright, Walsall, Clerk- Dividend Amount -
red, old 61 76 White 40
ntfo
From the finanthal statement it appeared that there deg., and occurred on the precedin,g day. The mean that ff they had confidence that they were in good hands, of 6 francs per 1•00 kilogrammes on the exportation of sul-
G. Parker, Stnethwick, StaffordshiM, grocer-W. Talk. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. n0w....60 75 Boiling 43 an
had been, during the year, received in annual subscriP" dew-point temperature was 40.8 deg., and the difference and they would obtain a fair, and nothing but a fair divi- phate of sods. Smethwick, Staffordshire, grocer-T. Phillips, Bath, tailor Annum. Share. Barley 29 35 Dun 3f 38
tions 1.454/. 10a. 6d., in donations 2,131/. 12s. 101, between this and the mean air terneerature was 3.7 deg. dend, their property would bear a value in greater pro- COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD-LIEUTENANTS. -T. Carver, Chichester, retailer of beer-E. Coates, Chi- -----n---- — .. .3, 33 Beans, Tick 35 ge
and in legacies 2,658/. 14s. 7d., making a total of 6,2441. The mean temperature of the water of the Thames was portion to consols or bank stock than it now did. Their Forfar and Kincardine Regiment of Militia Artillery- cheater, mail contractor- G. Hedger, Arundel, Sussex, 1 .6 s. d. Zs. d. Grinding '26 s 3 Harrow ticks 37 3'
t ala ia........... la per cont. 40 0 0 all - Malt 70 74 Mazagan 34 31,
17s. 11d., while there had been expended in payment of 1,1 2 A
=,,...eg. The river's temperature rose to 45.5 deg. on directors were not so intent upon giving them large divi. John Clervane chaytor, mann, to be Second Lieutenant ; tailor -T• Lawrence, Gravesend, beershop ,keeper-J.
kilstlrsh NsorthAmerican . 51. per cent. 50 0 0 , 63% - .
uhevalter ..... ..... 72 76 Ditto, new 33 30
old debts 2,4861. 7s. 5d., and in payments for the year Friday. The wind was for the most part in the south- dends as upon conducting the property properly ; and George Auchtenonie, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. H• Fisher, Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmoreland, clerk. Commeretal of London. Diaper cent ,100 0020 '0 0 -
1855, 3,745/. 2s. 3d., making a total of expenditure dun west, in which direction it blew regularly on the last he could assure the proprietors they attended to it with Ist Somerset Regiment of Militia-Ensign Patton, to he PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Colonial ........ - .... ,5t per eent. ,
I . 100 0 0 25 0 0 20% -----.
ing the year of 6,231/. 9s. Bd. three days. On Tuesday, the coldest day, it blew from untiring zeal, and were as anxious as though it was all Lieutenant, vice Bullock, resigned. G. Needham R Weeldinet • a
0 ou, nd E. Bray, Leeds, glass fontant....ha...onk•u•s: 1 _
6t. per cent. 125 0 0 25 0 0 -
I 20 • 0 au o 17 •
Official Statement of the Quantities of Corn, &0., receive
The medical report of the number of patients relieved the north-east. There were he,aay squalls of wind and their own property. They heard at great deal about b ttl ' . .
2d Somerset Regiment of Militia-John Chant Wilson, o
.0 manufacturers (so far as regards G. Needhaun-S. Lond. - . - !
I C"a-ol County - 1101. per cent.: 50 0 3 20 0 0 -
Loni on an in the port of London, from the following ports, from
by the charity, from Jan. Ito Dec. 31, 1855, was next rain during Thursday ; frequent flashes of lightning, ac- the French railways. Now, he had lately looked over M.D. to be Avant-ant-Surgeon vice Johnson, resigned. Parris, W. Parris, and H. Parris (deceased), Tiverton,
Art".ll B l• I the Fe) al Susse Militia-Lieu- Devonshire, builders-R Ta lor Bingl yT. Taylor
i ery atta ion o e y . Lomin alai Westrainstr 1142/. per cernit..,lsooo
oo g 2100 00 00 r 4
• , London joint •Stock .•. .1 /. rrec, eiat. I the 21st to the 2eth Jana both inclusive.
....
-_-____ -
read, from which it appeared that during that time there companied with thunder, were seen in the evening ; and the report of the French Minister for Public Works, x • '-a West, Keiehlev, and H. It 1. In Yin ' kelt" d leo co 025 0 0 5134 ' .
tenant Henry Davy Curteis Cole to be Captain, via 4y or, 10. ey, Yor s ire, rapers Frovincial of Ireland.. . 81.1 or e
' - . ...; ea
...; . 4 e:
ha,d been admitted into the hospital- it blew a gale. _ and what did he find ? Why, that 100,000,000/ t 1.
.s er ing resigned ; Lieutenant Francis Barchard to be Captain, vise G. Tolson and B. Haeme, Neybury, Yorkshire, rag' mer- Ditto, N ew.• ••••• • • 18 /.per cent. 10 00, all -
g --,2! 7,1 -3 g I g
Persons afflicted with malignant and contagious
___- had been expended upon railways and that of that s a
cott, resigned. eof Ireland.... , oi. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
chants-W. Hurnfrey and W. F. Parker, of 50 and 21, Nations- .
; A XI - ei 2 at a:
. • . . ' ' ' ' , Nat Provincial of Eng. j 81. per cent. 100 0 0 3a 0 0 -
diseases - L' -h f
ig tln entry Battalion of the Royal Sussex Militia, Grosvenor-row, Pimlico, clothiers-a. Partridae, R. S. •
....
8! per cent. 20 0 0 Li 0 0 -
Persons labouring under various disorders
, . , , .. o e ems Daniel Brunet Geneste, Gent., to ne Ensign. Price and K. Price 16 Cheanside ealico printers-T. Ditto, New •• • • 187 . .
Oriental Bank Corpora. .p, c . •
t &bs 25 0 0 all 401 a -.a- __a -- —.-....... -a.. .....-
Accidents relieved, and the parties sent home 1,430 f d b h
oun yt e shareholders. When did the English rail- Shropshire Regiment of Militia-Ensign Edward Beck CI k n ' ' ' n
are, R. Clarke, J. Clarke, and B. Clarke, Worseley and south Australia •• :• • • 14i p:et.& bs. 25 0 0 „ ege• Colchester
.s 120 i ( ' 200
IN THE WHEK ENDING SATURDA.Y, JA.N. 26.
lia• •• 30'. er cont. 25 0 0 „ 731...- Harvrich 2O 560 - 7 65 :240
Patients under the dentist
1,892 Zyrnotic Diseases - in Andrew Manchester ot o
to be Lieutenant, vice Philpson • Ensign Edw , c t n manufacturer, (so far as regards R. Union of Austra p et
31i. per cent. • - 210 0 - Le' h
43 meat or Parliament I Again, in France the concession Corbet to be Lieutenant, vice dirdiner, resigned; John Clarke)-11, S. Dallimore and J. Adams Warminster, Ditto -•••••• •• • • • • ig 281 111 -- 75 391 -
--ee Diseases of Uncertain Seat
Leche Rowland, Gent., to be Ensign. Wiltshire, veterinary surgeons-H. Hick'son and W. Union ef London ... -20 i. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 1491/i Walden
._ ; 930 252 643 - , 222 2111066
, „ of a line was given to a corn an free of cost • b t •
U 11:1 . ---
3940" Tubercular Diseases . "n Eneland the had t t Pap l• y ' Hampshire Militia Artillery - Second Lieutenant Anton, Sheffield, painters-J. Hickman end W. White, Union of Madrid ... ••____ -
_4O
____O o_2ll _ .
In addition to the °love, there bave been 693 120 ogo o r lament, and he need not
Diseases of the Brain, Nerves and Senses - JAN. 26.
totally destitute nersons admitted into the ' Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels 42 em wat was the expense of that. Every possible Royal Cumberland Regitneta of Militia-Thomas Bowe Derbyshire, curriers-E. C. Laugher and J. Greenberry, —
Y pp y h at, at an improvement
wards, of whom 57 have died, and 636 have Diseases of the Lungs and other Organs of step had teen made to keep down their expendit r
u e and Steel, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Harnen, promoted. 16, Berners-street, OM-ord-street, commission agents-S. , .
' E Dividend Names of t
' Dividend of fully ls per qr. on last week's prices. Bailey the turn
been discharged cured or relieved 693 209 carry everything to its proper aneount. Their officers idA Burton 6 Garcien piece Peckhern watchmakers- H Names of ' Price - ~. pee
Kent Militia Regiment of Artillery-Second Lieutenant al . , , . , , , . . .
Respiration
er Companies. te P I • f fth 11 Be d • h • .
r ce. in avour o ese or. ans an peas wit eta change in
The number of accidents admitted for a brief Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other Organs . were all extremely zealous, but being naturally anxious Edward Henry Jackson to be Lieutenant, vim Kirkpatrick, Coxon and lt. Bobby, South Shields, Durham, printers- Companies.. , Antum.
.= Ann .
rk value. ,
Period into the wards wae 109, of whom 18 - , ,
Prices to-day-were as follow :-Wheat, white, 764 to Us T,:
e of Digestion
.
fiax spinners-E. Powell and J. M. Bouvier, 46, Bridge- - i ' n
died and 9,1 were cured or relieved
a 71. . et. 145 dacclesfield. me 2/. 10s. 51 red, 700 to 768 ; barley, 36e to 42s ; oats, 26s to 30s ; beaoll
—et, en: Childbirth, Disenses of the Uterus, &c.
•
• a • s • •1 - • .
Eleasdale Preston L nee hue, corn meters Jas. urn Barnsiey.• ,
.. 160 •• - , - a'eath -•• • • 100 16/ - Mazagan, 3.8 s to 40,4; middle and. small, 40s to 46s ; peas,
Making a total of. - B •
" fro h • enjamin Farmer builder, Bristol, to surrender, Feb. min. •ti '
. , g 1 u. and gB. Cumming, Belmont, Lancashire, BrkiikecAbrg 1540', 4/, ,- , 0ef0rd..,..,.• 100 - - white, 50s to 56s ; grey, 38s to 425.
which, added to those admitted in former years, made a Diseases of the Skin, &c. , 2 •
rs eying resolved that no charge should be made 11, and March 12, a,,t eleven tth B t 1 D t t C t -•- '
, a e ris o IS TIC ow . cotton spinners-W. Furness and T. .T. Kilpin, Liverpool, nirmiee ' o .4/. I 513 Peak Fo. eet. ae 5/. Os. 76
l'ain,, 1100' 251. ;- A Ite ent's- • • '1 1414 •
total of persons admitted into the hospital since its coin- Malformations 4 •en ry.. • .
against capital without 3 special vote from the board. Aeraman, official assi B 1 B dCt 1 cm t e 30 '4,
No Bristol. gnee, risto ; mean an 'ir ing • •
' toiners-T. Shepherd and F. Jones, Manchester, rug ma- De 10G tia 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. .75 - ____
rby • •• • •
twithstanding the pressure of the times, their revenue
menceinent of 521,493. . Premature Birth and Debility 27 nufacturers-C. Cannnel and E. Bury, Sheffiele, file me- emememes: 69 234 p. ct. - Somrset Coal .141, COURSE OF EXCHANGE.- IrEsTREDAY.
Mr. BRUCE then moved that the report be approved Atrophy
ol Francis Drake, innkeeper:, Wiliam], Devonshire, Feb. 7e r . PNE All- 1 M Minn Newcastle-upon-
macturers- a - .
.an ant ..,
.7.: , araremenen too 3, pr.ct. 36 Do Lk F•leti 12, - -
and March 6, at the Exeter District Court. Hirtzel ofli- to 61. pr. ct. 1 1!..(, , mile]. &Wore 1140, 281 420 Amsterdam . - ..... 11 IN! Gibraiter - ........... - .
of, printed, and circulate', together with the financial Old Age
" traffic arose fro eial assignee, Exeter; Partridge, Tiverton • Turner, Exeter -- a-' i ' Grend aurrey• 100 4/. - Sbrowsbury- j 125 i - - Ditto, three months .. 12 0 Leghorn .. • • •..... ~a; 20
a M various sources. The Crystal Palace • and E. Thomas, Llandaff, Glamorganshire, bar iron ma- •
a_ .
11, - ~.a _ .
12/ 290 Rotterdam ............ 12 0 Genoa
statement and medical report ; and Mr. HALL having Sudden
J R Id G b 'll W h D
eines eyno s ummow, ui (en rex em, en- Grand amto 17
_., us Atonrbrhigt..,,4s. • • 56 i
nuftcturer no far as regerds J. Billinglaam)-R. Martin
seconded the motion, it was put from the chair and Violence, Privation Cold, and Intemperance ' had done somethin for them havin iven them an i - •
25 g 0 in g n bighshire, Feb. 13, and March 6, at eleven, at the Liver- - t ' • ' • -I) e' Remit & avn 3J r
is. Od. 6%lReveni and 1 I , 21 28 trilutZll,!) :::* --- "2'.i I
.•......... 25 61 1 Venice.............
unataimously agreed to. Causes not specified' _ e come of 43,000/. The French tratfic had dona some- pool District Court. Turner, official assignee, Liverpool ; str. Washbourn, and D. Lloyd (respectively deceese( - . Lancaster _ 100, - - I wye Rail. 5 20! • • !
Hambur h ............ 13 10 N a .. ..... ... .... /
g ,‘,l ' ples .. ,4- -
The thanks of the meeting having been then awarded . . - * ' thin d ' • • •
g; an tee little line, which had only been opened Gregory, Liverpool. Gore and T. Gore, York-street, Westminster, and emesestemp ion . 231. 470 !Warwick fej I
, - _ , 2/. 25
3, Arthur-terrace, Caledonian-road, male manuf .
~..
actu- Leicester ..- 100, al. 491/0 Birmine. 100 Altana .. • ....... ...... - 1 Palermo ....
to the committee of management for the past year, to DEA.THS FROM ALL CAIISES
rers-Henry -White Castle, John Jones, and James enestri ii.
~
Nal 83' - - I Warwic'r & „, ~., Paris.. ... ....... .. 25 32ta I Messina . . .3314,
1 111142: 70/. '' - '
55-0 !h. apton- 1 100, •"• a" Ditto. three months ••• 25 72%1 Lisle). ... ......... Sate
the treasurer, Mr. Masterrnan, M.P., who was re-elected, successful. He hoped that line would prove an example chester, Feb. 9 and March 6, at eleven, at the Manchester
Population Deaths in corre- Deathy t 1 -Wortley, 7, Love-lane, City, warehousemen, so far r'clugl'•!rth°;h 100 Marseille., ............. 25 72%10p0rt0 SO
- - 'Worestr & 1 .8'
and to the auditors, Enumerated. . spending week in the o gent mien who wanted local railway ancoinmodation District Court. Hernatnan, official assignee, Manchester ;
as regards J. Wortley)-W. Patrickson and E. ~‘' Tit°lliignini°:,,,,ii
100 - - Riming. i t , 2/. 21 Fiourdeaux ...• ........ •-- ' Rio Jantiro _
Mr. PRITCHARD, High Bailiff of Southwark, said he • 1831. of 1555. Weak. how to obtain it. The landowners of that district, feeling Boyle, Manchester.
Wilson of 1, Barntbury-park, Islington, schoolmasters- MeltnMwbry 100; - - Wilts & Brks' --1 108. 00. - Frankfort-on Maine •• .. 120 h Buenos Ayros -
had to propose a vote of thanke te a gentleman which West Districts - - New York,6o days' sight --•
he did nc t rise to do as a mere matter of routine, for the North Districts
shire, coal proprietors W. England and H. R. Williams, INSUR.ANCE COMPANIES. Vie1ina...........• .... 10 .59 Philadelphia . .
gentleman he had neferred to had rendered great and Central Districts
Nottingham - Hawker Leicester. of Liverpool, ironfounders-T. Sha.rpo and J. Sharpe, of reem5................. II 3 mem OF sum mg, f.as ot.
Petersburg ..........., 36 Foreign. Gold in Bars Z 3 17 9
efficient service to the institutiori, and it was, theretore, East Districts
v.mtualler, Tnoecester, Feb. 9 and 1, Colville-terrace, King's-road, Chelsea, linendrapers- Dividend Amount i
aiadrid ............... 49% Portuzal Gold Ccin .. 0 0 0
616,635
Cadiz ......... •• .• .... 49% , Mexican Dollars .... 0 0 0
right and proper that, at the close of another year of his South Districts
Birmingham District Court. Whit- Annum. Share.
_____. cent. upon that amount. It was a virgin district-it an- more official assignee, Birrnin ha •F' M W Parkvu and E. Parkyn, of Truro, Cornwall, linendrapera . eareeiona ............ - ; New Dollare .... • 00 0
distinguished services, they should at least give expree-
g m , Ina , orcester ; -
S. -Lees, and J. Singleton, of lalanehester, joiners -H. 5evine............•.. - I Sliver in
Totals
sion to the appreciatien • in which they held those ser•
Wright and J. Mercer, of Ashtonan-Makertield, Lanca- Albion .... ---•• .. 8/. Ins. 1500 0 0 50 0 0 83 .
Males 5OO the i ramoters of the line. There were some other districts William Shirteliff, manufacturer fh • 11MN....••••
vices, and the interest he took in the institution. The
o ornery, Lough- •
Alliance Brit. and For. 71.14 s 63.bs 'lOO 0 0 111 5 0 -
Females , 529 to the right of their line unprovided with railway accom- borough and Quorndon, Leicester, Feb. 12, and March 11, shire, coal miners.
gentleman he referred to was Dr. Marsden, the founder
COTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Ditto 31arino ....... ,i/. p.c. & by. 100 0 0I 25 0 0 40% '
of the charity; and he begged to propose that the cordial BIRTHS IN THE WEEK. raodation, and he hoped the landowners would take the at the Birmingham District Court, Nottingham. Harris, S Kirkcald •to meet Feb. 6, at Anchor .............. ' 6 p,t.r .. t. ,
Y ren 5 0 1 1 0 0 -
~ SRA BORNE Iff 4 1L35.
thanks of the meeting be given to him for the interest Males 897 same means of obtaining it, as it was the only vivi • oincial assignee, Nottingham ; Coope Notfin
1 ying . . , . gham; Har• Henry Fergus, brewer, y,
the National Hotel, tin:lie:ay. • 1 01 000 ' 5 1 0 17
tatlas ..
a
Argus Life ........... 41. per rent. 1100 0 0 25 0 0 - -__„,,0............ .
he continued to take in the institution, and the valuable Females 866 influence vehich could be made to bear u th •
pon e interests 11
nson and Wood, Birmingham.
Niel Stewart, wine unrchant, Perth, Fob. 6, at the nrltish Commercial .. 7z. 10m. ;60 0 0 50 0 6% ati dignities that the mail& are sent trom the General tosteinet
services he was continual:y rendering to it, of any district. They would find that company preparea
, enry Fairweather, upholsterer awl cabinet maker
_
' Royal George Hotel, Perth. Clerielatled.& Gen. Life spr et. & bs. 'lOO 00,10 0 0 21% ~y the night-and Mby the moranix•-•lespateho
Norwich, Feb. 7 and March 15, at twelve,•at the C,eirt of 4/. 101 00/10 0 0 120
Mr. HOOPER having seconded the resolution, it was Total 1,763 tO meet them on fair terms ; and he was sure it would Bankruptcy. Pennell, official assien B • John tunes and Company, sewed muslin manufacturers, County ..............
.
, ee, atinghall-street ; Crown ............... 178. Cd 50 00i 5 0 0 18% --
Feb.ll, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow.
' 58. 50 0 0 50 0 - Day when PSI ti • 1 Fyne w a ,-..---
put from the chair, and cordially agreed to, be far better Sr the company than endeavouring to en- Lawrence, Piens, and Bo . I
yer, 0 d Jewry-oh- h s
..ca er. . Eagle ..
Dr. MARSDEN, in ackeowledeing the compliment, - -
. e , amue . ernes, ( raper, nry, arcestershire, Feb. -
stated that he had now arrived at the twentmeignth . of their own district. Their goods traffic bad not in. 13 and March 5, at hlf
a -past ten, an the Birmingham Dis-
VIE NE W CITY CEMETERY. European Life ...
General ........ - _ _ 1/.
61. 20 0 o an
5o 0 1
i w 18%
5% - °Mee, London.* ' Inepeteha , P.lnyen. t
, ._. _-...
year of his service to the institution, and he rejoiced CRYSTAL PALAM-Yesterday the admissions on pay- creased in the same rate as that of passengers. This he trict Court. Christie, offieci aseignee, Birinin h •
g am ,
Globe ......... 51. per cent. I Stock. i ~ , 103 treertea(ey Brit .peeiy\-f. Every O'ridaa . • LiverpoOi Jan. 31 .
to think that while his peevere, mental as well as raent were 775 ; ditto, by season tickets, 219-total, attributed to the war, which had stopped to a great ex- Hodgson and Allen, Birmt ..h
..nt6 am. ______4„ Guardian ............ ST. per cent. 'lOO 0 0I 47 5 0 1 50% %merle". tby United Sis 1
physical, might be on the decreme, the powers 99„,4• teat building operations along the line, and the traffic George Thos. Bate. • Wet B e •b St ffird-
grocer, .e, r .11.1Wle , ai. . Yesterday a Court of the City Comm:Az-lien of Sewers Imperial Fire.- •..... 12/. per cent. 500 00(50 0 0 I 340 pactket) ..........2a •*•• •- - • Liverpool Jan. 25
of the institution were increasing rapidly. T'aere was a er shire Feb 11 and t
alin BELGIAN STEAM LINE TO NEW 1.70RK.- in building materials, which was most important. me en h .;.,,.. ..ertiarch, et helf-past ten, at the Bin was held for the despatch of public bunnest. Mr. Da- Imperial Life
Indemnity Marine.... 1. 3s & 3/. 160 0 0I 20 0 0 77 packet) ..........N '' 4. '• • • •Bouthamet Jan. 26
pleasing circumstance connected with the meeting, and SOUTHAMPToN, Jan. 28.-The unfortunate steaua-ship hoped with returning peace that traffic would again HLeaghata n'"nacit Court. Christie, official assignee, Bir- puty Peacock presided. Law Fire ............ as. & 2e. bs. 100 0012 10 0 - Anstralia (via South. I i
it had struck him *My since he came into the room-it Belgique still lies in the inger basin of the docks at this flourish ; but even under all their disadvanta,ges, there Intennarn , Southall, Birmingham.
THE NEW CEMETERY. Law Life.... - 100 0 !10 0 0 50 ampton) ........../U -•••••=•• • ISouthampto..
was the pleasure he felt at seeing Mr. Spottiswoode in nice her arrival she has been surve ed b Llo d's-""" ard Inece. cotton spinn r Winttle-le-Woods Lan- m es
port. e.n y y y I had been an increase of 4,0001, a-year in their goods ca,' • ..'
. - -e' ' 1 ' ' Air. JJAW, the chief clerk, read a report from the Legal and General Life - 50 00,' 2 0 0 bae Ditto (via alarseillea) N •• • •-• • iDover
the cha,ir. He called Jipen that gentleman at the com- agent and others, who have found ker condition to be traffic. The French traffic was doing well. The owner te;earres, Feb. 18 and March 3. at twelve, at the Manchen
committee to rvhorn, on the 18th of Decetnber last,. it London
. 10s.& bs. 25 0 0112 10 0 - Hope) ............E, „
Preettld
mencemeut of the institu non -before the skiers of it D nct Court Pott offici 1 aesienee Menchester ;
rnost lamentable. From the careless and improper vvay of the steamers was deine everything in his power - Xvr. ISt
•1 .01, 1 ' pa 4 ' 1-, ' ' .1
.Co •• instaaley ana nearmeY, - lumen ; wOOPOr EU. ~OLIS, WAS referred to arrange fer the consecration of the City Ma
London Ship.
a .23a of the montl, :pi a •,i, Feb &
rine... • • .......... 18s.per share lei) 0 g 2!32 0 0 r Africa (Teat CORt4)..„, ~
24, a,
30-.1
~ :1,c,..,. , ,
were opened-in order to request his support to it. That in.which the ship appears to have been built it is sun promote it, and having new vessels built. The .r.
support was readily given, Mr. Spottiswood becoming i
prning she was kept afloat at all, and the say ng of the company were also amisting it, and it was an a rench Manchester. of London Cemetery at Little Ilfora The report stated Med. Drelid & Gen. Life 4ai t. per et. 50 8 20 0
614 texaridne.......... ,5 14
Minerva •........... .5 p. ct. &bs 2,? ft: g 1
‘4.11
.0)
.....
ruehmanurf!....., ,„ „ „31 4th ft 10th of mu-, 180 ia - t• .
excellent Albert Mew Judd, licensed victueller, U • t t h I ' l: ,' iI -dlttbS ar of
pper s ree , tattle committee ming .orwar or o e ecre a y :now
117th of the mon; ;Sauuttuaiein7:;: •
an annual subscriber for ten guineas, and promising all ship can only be attributed to the continued exertions of route for those who did not mind the lonem. ' t trch .• •••• • ... .. -
-1Y •••••• •• • • 'Dov
Islineton Feb
sea voyaee e , .7, at two, and Match 10, at one, at the State copies of the proposed fees and rules, had received National Loan Fund.. 5L pe-, cent. 20 001210 n . - Belgium ........... a 1 er ..... Dell,
the assistance, he could give. He did not think he had the ps,ssengers in balieg out the water night and clay and wished to save money. There h• " • ' Cour '
51. per cent. 50 0 0 1 210 0 31e Brazil ..............1 • aal 1
o the month.. South:map Ftb It.
...id been a some- tot Bankruptcy, jehnsen, official assignee, Basing- an intimation that the Burial Board had not the power Palledium Life...
45% Buenos Ayrea .... ,„ „, Tui9th m the InOnt. t14,,,n11.nin1., • Feb la
seen that gentleman since that time until the present, without intermission. Some inquiry ought to be insti- what large expenditure on the perm' hall-street ; Martineau and Reid, Raymond-buildings, Pelican .... ••••.• .. • • - -I - a
he fee 3 to be received by the Incumbent or minis
to fix t ' ' • . - •
a. 1 -17 S Cape of Good flops .. 'a , Various por• ,litatortel
and it gave him much pleasure to see him now presid- tuted into the circumstances under which the Belgique one who knew anything of realm. trent E
A way. very Gray's-inn. Phan-11x -
ys was aware that the ter on interments in the consecrated ground, these and ra.,-,a„„a,nai late__ , 51. per cent. •501 0 10 0 - Cape of Good Hope. ...h I _
ing over them. Another circumstance in connection was cla,ssed A 1 at Lloyd's, as it is now sta,ted that the soundness of their permanent • Johu Henry Truscett, stationer, Sutherland-terrace, • dbh t . •-• • •ils & by 100 00110 0 a 35% Ijape de Verds .„ „_ a ! inft of tie" motet Southitraue• ,Tan. 15
Wfty was the foundation of the fees fur the clerk and s-eton being settle yte ac Provident Life
with the institution be must allude to. When be (and, seams and crevices of the iron plates are payed with lead, prosperity. If it was in a good, ondi • • East Brixton, Feb. 12, at two, and March 11, at twelve,
et mm. ' ' • .
Rock Life.. _.._.. „ I 75. 5 a 0 1 010 0 a q Ceylon (see Initial ,
non their ro el- 7 • h (I'd 1
Vic ca .8e nen, er 1 tle
I
he had no doubt, oiher friends of the institution were, and this working ma has caused the ship to leak univer- ling power could be reduced, t.
• , . p p at the Court of Bankruptcy. Stansfeld, official assignee ; nt tnntament, 15 and 16 ~ p ,
.. .. . llayal, Exchange
- Channel Idea .... ... a iNIOO.. Wed.,BcFrla ta.outtiarre•
,T12.1`, .sa
met with the same remark) talked of the Free Hospital sally. As soon as a graving dock is disengaged the ship is vsotnd last longer. Their n • •and their rolling stock /sloes, Gracechurch-street. munal Acts give any poaer in regard to fees for Minis
Sun Fire •••••• 61 10s. -
- Calle. „„„„ „ , . k jad k 1751.1,f awl ISouthama • •
Ditto Life ..... 11/ 148 - .•
'to be docked and a conclusion will the b ' nrmanent way bad been put Joseph Clayivorth poulterer mramehureh.street Feb ters officiating in the uccobsecrated ground ; and further
;Once a menth....! Feb 4
be was asked what made it entitled to the appellation , n e armee at in repair, and was strew- e- db 4 h • • umedom .... ;V p et. & be.l 20 '0 0 40 0 - China ... .
I.' t t d ' ' • •tat th 1 ;li 1 h uld be menu]. !mem
f f th th • le d
o ree, more an any o er in on on : was no
, - t whether she shall be condemned, returned to the hands of laid down, and withoue, ,r an et,er tan originally 0, a wo, au March 11, at ono, at the Court ef Bank- ...a , e tab.e of ices when sitt t( a 0 . 1• , .
Universal Life ... ..... i 5/. per cent.lloo 0 0 10 0 0 - Constantinopic
,!. , ,11,13,18,230r2+•0 To,. ..
the builder or repaired at this ort The latter oer -any expense to capital. They ruptcy. Stansfeld, official assignee ; Chidley, Greshatu- gated in a public manem for a sufficient time, te alma
Victoria Life ....... . 5/. per cent. 1 - 412 6 , 53/4 Cenatantinorae .. ~ „ . ,4th ik.lotr• of'ne- • lieetearra
Bartholomew's and Guyti Hospitals as free to destitute • ' • p. . pa- had laid down 19,000, new nee d • h street.
Cont. of Europe fe. ••• a ,Tw ca flail% - Dover .. Tyr, ,i.tau
tion, if effected, will be attended with considerable dela ear t 5 pers ruing t e past half- of ohjectiens being made by any parties before it re-
persons as it ? Now, to some extent, this was so ; but, , • mm • .. y y 1 a 8. each, 'whilst the' probability was, when the James Fraser, wine and spirit merchant, 70t, Lower ceived the annroval of the Secretory of State. This MISCELLANEOUS. Egypt (see futile) 1 a
ana mammies expense. Lae situation and rospects of the l•
France ........ af * '-,Twiee ave.. Dove. . Twee', ,
in considering the point, they must go back to the state n me was original:4y constructed th 1 d'd Thames-street', under the style of James Fraser and Co., • n • " • .
t f bl Th
passengers are mos un avoura e. ey are still wander. half that sum A e s eepers I not cost t (I t - -
in 11-nation bad rendered it necestary o er, eavour o ar
Dividend Amount I iibralt ST ...... ~ .. js, '4, 7, 17. 90. Si •i • So. r., :my.- '
of matters which prevailed at the time this hospital Feb. 12, at two, and March 11, at ' C t f B k
one, at the ottr o an -
1
nig about the port notknowing what to do. The captain can answer at t' . ny wood, it was considered, would ru-te- range with the clergy for the fee to be paid to them as I Name of CompaLy.. per of i Paid. Free. Greece (see In'lla) I
was founded. At that time there was not such a thing ' p . ee, o mat aseignee, mormanbury ; Mardon
Y L tli • I . All
Groytoyvn .. „ „ ,_, ~ ,2h.d ea 170, oi men aloilka...ta a - !
do nothing for them, and refers them to the ag,ents at South- preserve f eat time, and there was no creosizin t cot t •
nmu anon upon their respective c ..
laims The commit- Annum. Share. 1 .
g o and Prichard, Christchurch-chambers, Nesvgate-strect.
itsmeureh .. .. _.. „a ITtiesday k Frid.e Loudon ._ 1
as free admission to the destitute sick in any •ne timber fr ' ,
these narties in their turn referred them to e • orn decay. Every attention was tee ba,d therefore communicated with all the &orgy and
hospital in London ; but he wee happy to say arePtea ; - . paid to
X s. d. : A s. d.
If S •1. erd C •
director of the company ( . , pil ia t ayrnax), who in am' their permanent wa and he 1.1 d h • '
a no esitation DIVIDENDS DECLARED. '
the pa,rochial authorities, and had obtained returne mom Ica
........., V. !Dan , . .
150 0 01 20 0 0 - 1!loiland .. •. .. - - ~'., . )•• - • ...... Dever .. ~ Dei •
that the example this institution had set had in th t•t • Y.'
Gonduras ...• „„„ af !lit., t !the motet:. Southarreate 16thotme
nd who on belt]. a ealed T -
has arrived frepia Antwerp, a f , epp „g a I was as good as any road in the world. John Pennycad, of High.street, Woolwich, grocer, first from almest all the parishet from which an avElago
, Azetiee Mart •...... • 1214 per cent. 5 0 0 0 _
'a:-:Outhampt ?A' 4th • 2051 i of enee. Plyrn•!uth : Jan. 30
compelled the old aud richly-endowed institutions 11 ey had-a long report fr th ' • Jan Alrlcultur/ i 1/. 15. 100 00117 10 0 26% 11,114!a (r!, 51 ip , a ~,, 9th5,25th0fn,0,,t,, Dover
....
to, said he cou.d do nothing or them as tbe were en- • * om err engineer on the see. dim of 15. 9d. in the pound, payable at 1, Sambrook-court, rate of interreeuts and fees had been struck, upon whico Austral
mita ta a arse as,. , . „
.. ,
to relax their rules and regulatione, and to become to a .... y , nect, who had b •
een using the fish•jointa, which he pro- Basi a -
ngh 11 street, on Wednesday, January 30, and three Pen Trest ••• Bt. per cent. - 125 0 0 - -
o •-., ,Do..er .. ~ ..
to base a cemmutation as a single fee fer each inrerment Anetra .. ..
6/. 10 00 I all 3 r,,,- Lonnie, fsies (see Indet;:i• '." •-` 2.• '
gaged through an emigration agent -at Liverpool. It ,
austrailan Royal Mail wiee daily a.. _ Illei ;hew." T., ... , :
certain extent free. (Cheers.) Therefore, they bad not posed carrying throu h the h 1 r subsequent Wednesdays.
ated ' Ireland ........33 k, !T
.1 appears, also, that the provisioning of the ship had bee g wo e me this year. of a parishioner exce ‘ti
( eng paupers) in consecr
~ Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11 10s. 10 0 0 : all -
r. , t,,, .7, 9, 17, & 27 ot i..lSouthameto Fee te
James Turner- f3sld 1 FI• h t t I lineton • '
, 0 , et ge-row, ig -a ree , s, e ,
- i4O 0 0 49 ',lB°,on, •"• •• •"' "" a ;91-,,1 Of the mom: ISo th ' , •
only been the airmen of relievine upwards of half ami - A Tho hth •
uE en: reserve fund was reduced he ho ound The COW • ' d e
mit; ee ba eathered from some of tne British American Land . 13e.
given by contract tethe steward, and this functi.oreee_ , ped they draper, second div. of 9d. iu the pound, payable at 1, gl. ' .
'lOO 00132 10 0 132 "a"e'ra "••" •• " - "..:23d of month - - IL' u eaman."'ll
lion of individuals, but they badbalso been the means of y would be able to acc lish i
ld not ,da .. • • • .
. 6/. percent.
has to-day declinen to issue any more rations. t all befere the close of the Sambrook-court, Basingisall-street, on Wednesday, Jan. c orgy an opin:On that the clergy generally Won Camo, 0 Awleira ........ _ Lver,„.....•• .
- 1 ,
throwing open a,ll the hespita.ls in Lenclon to the desti- Thus, year. Upwards of TOP • D Per cent .11o.n. ds ' Sl. per Mt.. 1
'Anita (see India)
tute of the population. these poor peopin netween one and the other, elan obtain laid, and ther • miles of railway bad been re- 30, and three subsequeut Wednesdays. abject to the nomination of a clergyman te act an cliap-
Ditto, 6 per cent. .. 61. per cent. - - ICB%
Waite .. •• • • •...... a iO, 18 11 28 of tun. Dover . 4& 20 mO.
. e yet remained 23 more to re-lay. Their Thomas Toynbee, of Slough, Buckinghamshire, horse lair), who must be approved by them, and licensed by
, 1 oily ~Tee-Igetion Bonds - -' - - Mier-Ries (see Mille '
A vote of thank.; was next d h
passe to t e honorary no redress. IVIr. Sniith, the emigration tefficer, has, next lame ex endaur
f 1 per cent. 25 00'24 0 0 21% , 114(r. of th, • 1
4 matins
medical officers, Dm. 'Minton, Hassan, Glover and 11. however, taken the matter in hand, and f',,e passengers capital stosk.P ... 1 --e was on their locomotive and dealer, first div. of 10d, in the pound, payable at 18, Al- the hiailop. Title it was stated was the onlY waY In Electric TeleF,ToPh i• • -
.....
..... ! _ I _. -e _ • •• •• -•• • • 2,0, , ' m0n..,•.
Locomotives i
,1 ke the permanent way, derrnanbury, on any Monday. which that appeintment c,mld be legally made, and such Ditto ,••-•• •• .t. , ___ 0 0 iOO 0 n Dm
!lIC.
mice n ...en.... et ; st the nnei... losthautpt,t, Feb. 1
sthlith '
Bennet, and Messrs. T. Wakley, Weedon COoke, De have determined to appeal to the magnetrons, not only were not original]
' Equitable fiertlialool7 7t pi'. cent. Igo pma,
.., „
..,,,,
...ze, . . 25thoftson.,Dover ......1
y made so well as the wer Samuel Seal of Little Queen-street Holborn china and cha lain would b ' tl e teem! The committee re- '7lO 0 -
y e now tnade P e paid by i .. . 50 00 1 1.„.. _„,
__ gew Granada ~, ....'s [24 k 17-th of monthlSouthamptea,
Ditte New ... a • 1 t-
Itferie, A. Marsden, J. R. Garige, T. Carr Jackson, to to recover compensation for the delay *ley have expera by the cornpan Th h
y. ev ad found by a double trial that elan deale fir'st div f . 1 • ' d ' ble at d the • 5p c.&bs, 100 0 0 ,lou o
.„ o 2s. 90d. in the ponn , paya commend tbat this course be adopted, an upon t Gen. Revers. & Invest. , • . 1, 0 0 grew Zealand
14 0 0 - *e_ .•• •••••• -. IP7 PriTol' 341 P • • Various port ill:mete. fa,
which Mr. W. Cooke, and Mr. A. Marsden (who has enced, but to enforce their being caerled to their destn the miles annuall - 18, AlderLnbur
y, on any Monday. ; commend that there be Gen.ateamNavlgation JO p et. ' _ apal States ~ „ ~,
al, ,tlilsth2athofnimi. Dover ~....
assumed arrangement they also re
Stock. 1 -
newly returned from the Cricnea) responded. nation, and remuneraten for tem y run upon that line were 2 000 000
labour and hardships and that the life of an ' ' ' , James Harris, of 0141 Shot T • 1
ower Wharf. Commerce% -
onsecreted ground Hudson's Bay.. •• •• •• -
me o o ,100 0 o - peninsula ~......... y ftlil7tll27thoftrion. Vouthampton
ueine was the r i
e unn ng of 300,000 offered upon each interment in the c
2/. 5,:.• -- ?era . ..... &27 h
~,......2,4 ad t oi mot, Southampton,
Dr. MARSDEN' said it would be seen from the report they bavejundergone in assisting to save the ship from miles, so that th la 1 ro d T
a , tambeth, and 5, Cornburv-plece Old Kent-road, - Thingerford .......... - 1 - -
ey; a annually to al 2 . .. (excepting paupers) to the incumbent of the parish of - • 0 , an ,_ Port Natal .... ~, ~
„le aty private shin... Various pelt+ Ure.rl, c•
, prom e seven new and Ch It K • • London Institution ...
that four of their medical offigers had been absent in-the thunder
-lag* engines to replace these goin t f ar on, ent, potter, first dim of aid. in the pouter -e o •
6/per cent. I
....... 12
10 0 _ ,4icy
~..
..
......,,; iithlath2sthi fmm, Dover ....
Crimea during the past yean, and the place of one of thes THE STRAirIIII ISELGIQUB.- Southampton, Jan. 29.- they had - 'el d d - gon o work. Last year payable at 18, Aldertuanbury, on nny Monday. ' which the deceased NRS the parishioner the fee of 6s. London Reveratonam
aiehletb2athoinion. Dover .....
e To-da M 4 provi e an paid for out of revenu 11 Should the recommendation ,
be acted on it would he ne. Russell anstitntion.• •• - oas 17 10 1 2§ TU,Cany ~„.........i, ,
(Dr. Glover) had been supplied by Dr. o•Cennor, a gen- y r. B, A. Smith, Government Einieration offi- engines, being above the av . e new Wm. Geo. Brown, Dartford, Kent, clothier, first div.
Priee's Patent Cand. Co I le/. per cent., 0
40 0 0 'lOO 0 , - fenezne4 ....., „ „iol2cla 17th or Monti soutbereptot l&1 I me
tlemin of professional character not surpassed in the cer at this pert, accompanied by Mr. G. Po• Cock, solici- out to them that there was a
ernage, nee could no.t hold of 2s. 7(1. in the pound, payable At IS, Aldermanbury, on cesearn to addrem that offer to the toveral parishee tvithin
Reversionary Int. Soc. '4%1.
, pr cenot.
1100 00•600 0 ' 7G Van niereen's Lane en 1
1
y prespect of reducing the any Monday. the City, to request that a vestry of each parish be Royal -4 ail ateam.... I 1/. pastier-
metropolis. The able manner in which he had performed tor, and several of the passengers of the Belgique, at- ordinary number of 7en • so o i au 36 Australia) ....: .....
A uatralian Land i Gaper cent. 2. west Tndier, „ .
..4td it 17th 04 mow, tiorithampreall& lemon
(led net r ginee required durin the Joseph Feen Liver
g com. pool, eatinghonse-keeper, first div. called forthwith to consider and agree to it, and subte. sorau.tqh
I
his duties, he, as one of his colleagues, coulnear ready rn c 0 a the magistrates to request their interference ing year ; but when the b d of Os 3d. iu Y'
T t and Loan ComP. 1 - i . .
20 0 0 ) 5 0 0 - ` - -
__
y a replaced the whole of the ound a able at 9 Solidi Castle-street se u I 1
their ~ • . p ,P y ,• ~ , qelt y to obtain the assent and approval of the bishop; up
testiusouy to, and he had therefore much pleasure id a re.erence to the detention which has been caused to old stock by ne 4v, they mi h per Canada ...-
the oassen ers 'it gt be enabled to do so Tit •I'iverpool, on any Monday. and the committee recommended that at the same ii•henany of those dates fall on it Sunday, the malls will ae dee
proposing that the epecial thanks of the meeting be ha . g i consequence of the misfortunes whieh same observations would a 1 h • . s Peter Saarland, Penzanc C'
e, ornwall, tailor, first div,
MST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. ,patched on the following day. with the exception of the Indie (yiS
tO t eir carriages and time a copy of the rules and reeulations of the scale of
Eouthampton), and the !delta. both of which will be despatclrd the •
given to Dr. O'Cortaor der having undertaken and efin ve befallen the vessel, and also to claim the return of waggona. In all the oth 1p 3'
of 63. 41d. in the poun
2 d, payable at Queen•street, Exeter, ...
the assaee- er epartments tne strictest eco- proposed fees for the cemetery be sent to the Secretary preeeding day.
ciently performed the dutiee Of Dr. Glover during his p t, money, together with such an amount as nomy would be observed d h on any Tuesday or Friday. Div:de:at Aliment
absence, and that be beerequested to continue his ser- might be deemed by the magistrates an equivalent com- b mot'. th •;an e would now conclude Edwin Adolphus Lock, Curry Riven Somersetshire, of State to be transmitted by him to the several vestries
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
--- - • . ,
'vices until that gentlemann return. pensation for the breach of contract d
, an also for the suri recepti
y mg e on mid adoption of the report, as- lineu draper, first d' f • ' bl t
in the pound, pays, e a for their consideration and approval. The committee
•Annum. Share,
Mr. PRITCHARD se.cOnded the motion which was cor- hardships and privations whick. tbey hay d ng the proprietors that he %weld be happy to answer Queen-street
aun ergone any questions they might wish t tt h * , Exeter'''. ° 3s.
.on any Taesday or Friday. . further Mated that the preliminary proceediogs for ef- --.......m.----- - e-- •
Xs„d,l.£ s. d. ---- ADMISSION or ATTORNRYS.-The number of attor-
dially adopted. ' - since the vessel first sailed. Mr. Pocock, after all d' i 1 mr pu o im. Geo. Norman 13 1 k ri`''-
-u•-; ---- i4:e D In ri 1 t
rton evens ire, rugg a , •
fecting the consecration of the cemetery have been taken,
m s., tland .. •• 71. per cent. 100 0 0 MO 0 0 184/ 0 neys to be admitted during the present term in 82, of
uestions i
u ing n rep yto q , t Wes stated that the East first dim of 54.:0ad. : h.-- 'd ' in t Queen•street, the approval of the Bishop of London to the Episcopal
BilVsh Liti7en Company 8/. per cent 100 02 0 100 0 0 i 220108 which 42 are renevsals of certificates, and 2 are re•ad-
Dr. O'CONNOR, retnrned tha L He was ha h
ppy t at to the inany applications which have bee tn t e poun , pays e a
his services had • ' ')?
'B.
n ruade by the Grinstead line paid a good profit, and thoneti it was not Exeter, on any 0' • Chapel had been obtained, the approval of the SecretarY Caledonian Bank .. ••• 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 210 031 les
given satisfaction to the governors of passengers to the owners and agents for assistance, and desirable to bring the fi - meet we euesday or Friday.
missions, leaving 33 notices by articled clerks.
of eilasgow Bank 6/., per cont. 10 0 0 10 :, 0 i 'l/14s
the institution R also stating it as an im IT h - gore , before a public meetine - ' I'4' n W 11' St Ls 1 Devonshire. flax of State to the division of the ground into consecrated City
onart ,
, .
time he hada •
• e could say for himself that whatever . poem 1 ity tat the Belgique, if any proprietor might see ta h ffi m scutcher e ." - y le' ' '
tern. at t e o ce. The Ports- . mud sliv. of 6 al. in the pound, payable at Queen- and unconsecrated portions, and to the Nonconformists' Clydesd.
tle Bank •• - sael. p cent 20 0 0 10 0 0 2,7 s
pent in the dischar eof the duties he had again got ready for sea, could be placed in a pro er con- mouth traffi.c was improv ,--, sires'
.l B k 7/ p^r • s'o 0 100 0 0 223/as ''' -ate-,-..a.^............—:._—.. •-- - -
C minerc.a an •• • , cen.- . 0
undertaken he was am_i
,E , dition under 3 months, drew the magist t ' 13
LK The total cost of the Grp. et, Exeter, on any Tuesday or Friday. Chapel had been also obtained,' and the matter ap- Eastern Bank.. ••• • .. 51. per cent. 25 001000 1 1 2s
BIRTHS.
he had received. Re , :7v.campensated fer the benent attention tal Palace line and lo r •
to the 51st clause of the Passengms' Actral.B4 • e° notes° stock was 200,000 a, anth Wm. Bartlett Whiteway, Kingsleigneon, Devonshire,
,
preached complete arrangement when the clerk received Edinb..k Glasgow.... 3%1. p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 41. 181
la u isited-the hos dale not onl • th and 19th the local tr ffic r
et. _
a , 1 nesP ective of the Palace, miller, first dive of 2s. 2nd. in the pound,
_payablent Exchange I,3nk of Scot.. _.,. _
of London but of the provi • - P Y Viet., ohap. 119, in which it is at'ated the • WaP alf on the 18th inst. a communication from tbe Bishop of OF A SON.
d ad he could unhe 't •
om, a s and the United King- E r sbi tif any pass- very remunerative. Th yh d not issued ant, " se Mueen-street, Pieter on any Tuesday or Friday. National
.Bank •• •• •• c 44, per cent. 100 0 0 10 o 0 171/05
London's registrar, signifying that Dr.. Lusbing ,
ten the North of -eotland Bank 61. percent 20 0 0 910 OIL 158
ent atingly say he knew ef no in- enne p shall put into any port or place in the-United er cent. stock no et
a `' °f the 5 George He J ' . f B t le Devonshire book- On tbe 2Gth inst., at 1, Melbury-terrase, the wife of T.
stance where so grea,t a benefit had be Kingdom in a danmeed state, and that if the ship P 1 44e would not in the pre"..ent state of the seller, a f nry envey, o arns ap
..
d chancellor of the dioceae, could not sanction the comm. Royalßank of ecotl. .. lii. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 132110
h D •11 E
Art ur ante , eq.
en nonferred on se can- market. They h•ha ot co td t • urther dividend of 2s. 2td. in the poun , pay-
or Union Bank of Scot. w. 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 91/15s
the poor as had been by means of th• not be m- d s o nsen e. re any alteration in able at Queen- tetE t r, Tuesday or Friday. cration so long as there was any charge upon the land. .
the 28th in .
t at Fakenharn the wife of Dr. Budge.
is hospital. That he A a eaworthy so as to be despatched to her the terms of tb • Weetern Bank•• •• •• .. 71. per cont. 50 0 0 50 0 0 741108 On
could state after carefutly examining int place of destination within 6das of her puttin i air agreement w:th the CrYstal Palace Thomas Stonerßees'leyxeofeTi°vellr:ounY, Devonshire, grocer, a bridal road passing through the same. This question :
klhance Fire and LP'e.. 6% Ler nett. 100 0 0 11 0 0 18110, On ' t Greenwi '
the egm inst., a eh, Mrs. R. H. Bradley.
o all those other h y g nto and West-end nlp it 7
institutions of a like character. It e • U the ' id
u nail not say when it would second dividend of 21d. in the pound, payable at Queen- had been referred to the solicitor of the board and to the British Guarantee ... 41. per cent. 18 0 0 200 it los
would, theref t port, the owner, c arterer, or master shall provide the be completed, •. '
111 • DAUGHTER. -
ore, oe
lonian Fire Ineue . 10:. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 ZllO4
to him a source of pleasure nit all occasions t passengers with a, passage in some other eligible shi to Th street, Exeter, on any Tuesday or Friday. clerk, to confer with Dr. Lushington thereupon. The 2/i,.:ehof.,_ ,
its interests, and to gain for it the an ° Prerente .1 • • . P, e repome
t 1
inamow Lite e 51. per cent. 0 0 20 0
.!/. 8s
On the 27th inst., at 45, Clifton-road, St. John's-wood,
Insert ot his ac- sai within 6 weeks to tbe port or place at which they retiring da was adopted, the dividend declared, the '
Tam Mansfield, Lyme Regis, Dorsetehire, ship builder, committee having considered their suggestion to conveY Coon a Lif 1... •• •••• M. per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 0 '4l. 6s ...
qnaintances and friends. s(Cheers.) rnctors and auditors re-elected, and other for- first dividend of ls. Nil. in the pound, payable at Queen- to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners the land proposed to
, Edinburgh Life Incur. 6/. oer cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 1-.471 Os bus. Eirket Foster.
respectively may have originally contracted to land, and mal resr-
The committee for the current year was then a • hll • Mations passed street, Exeter, on any Tuesday or Friday. be consecrated, for the purpo, es of consecration, beggeu Eng. & Scot, Law Life 51, ker cent. 50 083 5 0 4/. fis On the 28th inst., et 198, Regennatreet, the wife of Mr.
ppOloted Ea, in the meantime on board in the same manner as A von, t •
Phillips. ,
and the proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks tei if th h• a o thanks to the h • Thomas Crowden Tiptaft, f Taunton, druggist, first di- er the Peen- Life Ass.c. o ficat.And -6/ percent. 10 0 0 110 06/ las john W. .
to recommend it as an expedient course end . ._ _ _ . - . - „_
e s tp were at sea, pay to such passengers subsist- ings. c airman closed the proceed- ~;,1
-send of Re eta ;,, na,..-...afa --al. e+. Ciowoo.etrAot.
the chairman.
..
Once mem-. me_ ~ . , . , ..... . . ..

THE BELGIAN STEAIf LINE TO NEW YORK.—
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 28.—The unfortunate steam-ship
Belgique still lies in the inner basin of the docks at this
port, Since her arrival she has been surveyed by Lloyd's
agent and other?, who have found her condition to be
most lamentable. From the careless and improper way
in which the ship appears to have been built it is sur-
prising she was kept afloat at all, and the saving of the
ship can only be attributed to the cactinued exertions of
the passengers in baling out the water night and day
without intermission. Some inquiry ought to be insti-
tuted into the eircumstancee under which the Belgique
was classed A 1 at Lloyd's, as it is now stated that the
seams and crevices of the iron plates are payed with lead,
and this working out has caused the ship to leak univer-
sally. As soon as a graving dock is disengaged the ship is
to be docked, and a conclusion will then be arrived at
whether she shall be condemned, returned to the hands of
the builder, or repaired at this port. The latter opera-
tion, if effected, will be attended with considerable delay
and immense expense. The situation and prospects of the
passengers are most unfavourable. They are still wander.
ingabout the portnot knowing what to do. The captain can
do nothing for them, and refers them to theagents at South-
ampton ; these parties in their turn referred them to a
director of the company (aI. Spilliaerdt Cayrnax), who
has arrived from Antwerp, and who, en being appealed
to, said he could do nothing for them as they were en•
gaged through an emigration agent at Liverpool. It
appears, also, that the provisioning of the ship hal bee 4,
given by contract to the steward, and this functipe,ary
has to-day declined to issue any more rations. Thus,
these poor people, between one and the other, rain obtain
no redress. Mr. Smith, the emigration ',dicer, has,
however, taken the matter in hand, and t'ae passengers
have determined to appeal to the magiatrates, not only
to recover compensation for the delay t'efey have experi-
enced, but to enforce their being carried to their desti-
nation, and remunerateq for tail labour and hardships
they bevelundergone in assisting to save the ship from
foundering.
Tan Sul/LITER ISELGIQUE.— Southampton, Jan. 29.
To-day Mr. 8.. A. Smith, Government Emigration offi-
cer at this part, accompenied. by Mr. G. Pocock, solici-
tor, and several of the passengers of the Belgique, at-
tended before the magistrates to request their interference
in reference to the detention which has been caused to
the passengers in consequence of the misfortunes which
ha-ye befallen the vessel, and also to claim the return of
the passage-money, together with such an amount as
might be deemed by the magistrates an equivalent com-
pensation for the breach of contract, and also for the
hardships and privations which they have undergone
since the vessel first sailed. Mr. Pocock, after alluding
to the many applications which have been made by the
passengers to the owners and agents for assistance, and
also stating it as an impossibility that the Belgique, if
azain got ready for sea, could be placed in a proper con-
dition under 3 months, drew the magistrates' attention
to the 51st clause of the Passengers' Act, 18th and 19th
Viet., chap. 119, in which it is stated that if any nass-
enger ship shall put into any port or place in the-United
Kingdom in a damaged state, and that if the ship can-
not be male seaworthy- so as to be despatched to her
place of destination within 6 days of her putting into
port, the owner, charterer, or master shall provide the
passengers with a passage in some other eligible ship, to
sail within 0 weeks to the port or place at which they
respectively may have originally contracted to land, and
shall, in the meantime on board in the same manner as
if the ship were at sea, pay to such passengers subsist-
ence money after the rates stated. The clause further
the
that in the default of the requirements of
the net being properly obeyed the passengers respec-
THE VOLCANIC ERUPTION ii.sr THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. otiredantyo
recovere in emigration i otbne officersame
by
yn
summarytheir
process,l l
—The flow is still undiminished, and, though slow in its which e
sure. The source, which is about 1,300 feet ,oy clause 63 can be determined by the justices, Increase in 1856 ............... £3,103 18 9
progress, is
of the peace, lea ' feom the summit of the stupendous Blautia Loa (Ha- contract, such' a; can can award, in case of a breach of LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.—
arnages as the fit to the amour 1 Traffic return for the week e 1. J
weiian—great mountain), or 1,200; feet above the level of the peasaee..,a y_ think 4 , i8.5r., ru mg an. 26,
of the sea, is atilt in active operaaora and on a clear day • °nee: and 20/ which amoiait 1
~
£9,676 18 0
must immediately be pa d '1 • Corr s ondin •
* ,5 p g week last year
can be distinctly seen from theldecks of the ships M the taken considerable inte. . •
•1 • e ' a said lr. Small that he had I Ta•
regents to. offer to return the
harbour of Kilo. Where it strikes the Wailuka river it rLshtin the matter, and after great ( e 'cal of the half-year to this date, 1856 39,133 13 4
AoLa.l of the half-year to this date,lBss 37,200 4 3
throws up a beautiful white clo.id of steam, while the r
t ouble he had induced
bare amount passage-moire
.y paid but they r f •
of thet e
' GLASGOW AND gOIITH-WESTERN RAILWAY.--Traffie dense smoke caused by the burning of the noble forest
to give any compensation.. Neither Would the a-°uB ad turn for the week ending Jan. 26, 1856 £5,332 5 0
re-
and luxuriant vegetation makes up a picture well worth
_ende
b con-
aengage a passage for them in an other sla,dipl.lro:'d. e ‘it"ltg Caarresponding week last year 5,086 0 1
the travel to see.—lioei:/tde paper: . tract tickets pecified that they were to be con-
',erne conversation
SUDDEN DEATH.—On the 22d inst. a ',Treat sensation steam- ship, and the amount charged for sue' eyed was created in Conway by the awfully sudden death of dation on board the Belgique would no' • mam-
a ace°
ke ieee was derailed that ' '
Mr. J. .J. Mansdell, a proctor of Doctors' Commons. board any other steam-vessel, vessel.
..A!ter
'captain ehoull he ;ell-
The unfortunate deceased had been for a considerable at the suggestion ofaemi.le.
time dietin i b
gn•"inv. himself 4 f ' bride 1. of . •
• bout the 11 eurii. 1011 procuring a ,mirn.lPonaaeOet
B:aumari. Cart- .•, ervon, Bangor, and other parts of the quested by the rna• or lal a' before 1a a . area the bencn, eo as,
country, in a manner so utterly incompatible •la tl •f •bl to 1"
with .0 i possi e, e lei eth
proprieties of life as e . e real "intentions of the owners or
learly indicated an aberration of agents of the ship toy- •
intellect. On the night iiefore his death he went to a I afternoon the coilinr.,!rar, the paseetwerd. During the
low beer-shop and lodging-honse called the Feathers,l
. formed the paseele7 ers that
ender of the ship,'Captain Tack, in-
_Between 5 and 6 o'clock in the •,they could receive each their
with his clothes on, laid himself
fordning Mr. Mansdello passage.tuonaY, 'Pith an addition of 31.—vie to the
a
When called he wan in a dyin own upon a beds second glass, 177,. ; and to the third
131. • but the
g state, breathing very offer was ' • ImMt P
aliatiy declined. class, 1
bard, and life we,s soon 3.fter extinct, y •The steward has also
verdict "Death I- - ' -,e,,eived order e to ccrtinue to su I
from apoplexy."—Curnan,,r, Zierald, - ' FP 7 the passengers
I with food,

fi

-"DN AND 80";ni-EAsTERN RAlLWAY.—Traffic re-
Cots for the week ending
Jan. 26,-1856 R 14842 10 3
Jo rrosPondim: week last year 11,782 11 6

raOND,

Tnerease in 18Z6. - £24G 4 11
..•
GREAT LUXEMBOURG RAIL AY.—Traffie return for the
week ending Jan. 27, 1856 £270 16 9

John Pennycad, of High-street, Woolwich, grocer, first
div. of ls. 9d. in the pound, payable at 1, Sambrook-court,
Basinghall-street, on Wednesday, January 30, and three
subsequent Wednesdays.
James Turner, of 35, Fledge-row, High-street, Islington,
draper, second div. of 9d. in the pound, payable at 1,
Sambrook-court, Basinglaall-street, on Wednesday, Jan.
30, and three subsequent Wednesdays.
Thomas Toynbee, of Slough, Buckinghamshire, horse
dealer, first div. of 10d. in the pound, payable at 18, Al-
dermanbury, on any Monday.
Samuel Seal, of Little Queen-street, Holborn, china and
glass dealer, first div. of 2s. 9d. in the pound, payable at
18, Aldermanbury, on any Monday.
James Harris, of Old Shot Tower Wharf, Commercial-
road, Lambeth, and 5, Cornbury-placb, Old Kent-road,
and Charlton, Kent, potter, first div, of 50. in the pound,
payable at 18, Aldermanbury, on any Monday.
Wm. Geo. Brown, Dartford, Kent, clothier, first div.
of 2s. 7(1. in the pound, payable at 18, Aldermanbnry, on
any Monday.
Joseph Feeny, Liverpool, eatinghouse-keeper, first div.
of 9s. 3d. iu the pound, payable at 9, South Castle-street,
Liverpool, on any Monday,
Peter Saarland, Penzance, Cornwall, tailor, first div.
of 6s. 4.0. in the pound, payable at Queen-street, Exeter,
on any Tuesday or Friday.
Edwin Adolphus Lock, Curry Riven, Somersetshire,
linen draper, first div. of 3s. in the pound, payable at
Queen-street, Exeter, on any Ineeday or Friday.
Geo. Norman Belt,
first div. of 51.-04 d ; -I":Verton, Devonshire, druggist,
,n the pound, payable at Queen-street,
Exeter, on any D.,uesday or Friday.
scutcher
It"t. Wyllie, St. Leonard, Devonshire. flax
titre ' meal div.the pound, payable at Queen-
4t, Exeter, on any Tuesday or Friday.
Win. Bartlett Whiteway, Kingsleignton, Devonshire,
miller, first div, of 2s. 21d. in the pound, payable at
Queen-street, Exeter, on any Tuesday or Friday.
George Henry Jenvey, of Barnstaple, Devonshire, book-
seller, a further dividend of 2s. 20. in the pound, pay-
able at Queen-street, Exeter, on any Tuesday or Friday.
Thomas Stone Begley, of Tiverton, Devonshire, grocer,
second dividend of 2id. in the pound, payable at Queen-
street, Exeter, on any Tuesday or Friday.
John Mansfield, Lyme Regis, Dorsetehire, ship builder,
first dividend of ls. 3d. in the pound, payable at Queen-
street, Exeter, on any Tuesday or Friday.
Thomas Crowden Tiptaft, of Taunton, druggist, first di-
vidend of 3s. 80. in the pound, payable at Queeneitreet,
Exeter, on any Tuesday or Friday.
Thos. Tyler, late of Exeter, saddler, a dividend of ls.
Bd. in the pound, payable at 13, Bedford-circus, Exeter,
on Friday, Feb. 15, or any subsequent day.
Henry Narraway, Exeter, painter, a dividend of 2s. 1(1.
in the pound, payable at 12, Bedford circus, Exeter, on
Friday, Feb. 15, or any subsequent day.
James Peters, of Exeter, lath render, a dividend of
is. sd. in the pound, payable at 13, Bedferdrcircus, Exeter,
on Friday, Feb. 15, or any subsequent day.
William Smith, a div. of ltd. in the pound, payable at
the County Court, Kingston-upon-Hull, any day after
Feb. 1.

Wawa Andrew, a div. of 53d. in the pound, payable
at the County Court, Kingston-upon-Hall, any day after
Feb. 1.

One a copy of the rules and regulations of the scale of
proposed fees for the cemetery be sent to the Secretary
of State to be transmitted by him to the several vestries
for their consideration and approval. The committee
further stated that the preliminary proceedings for ef-
fecting the consecration of the cemetery have been taken,
the approval of the Bishop of London to the Episcopal
Chapel had been obtained, the approval of the Secretary
of State to the division of the ground into consecrated
and unconsecrated portions, and to the Nonconformists'
Chapel had been also obtained,, and the matter ap-
proached complete arrangement, when the clerk received
on the 18th inst. a communication from the Bishop of
London's registrar, signifying that Dr.. Lusbingten, the
chancellor of the diocese, could not sanction the conse-
cration so long as there was any charge upon the land or
a bridal road passing through the same. This question
had been referred to the solicitor of the board and to the
clerk, to confer with Dr. Lushington thereupon. The
committee having considered their suggestion to convey
to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners the land proposed to
be consecrated, for the purposes of consecration, begged
to recommend it as an expedient course under the pecu-
liar circumstances of the case.
Upon the motion of Deputy Lorr, the report was or-
dere'l to be printed and circulated among the members
of the court.

Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. i Share.
4 a. d. X a. d.
British •• •• •• •• •• •• ••
Ditto Frovincial .. •• 71. 20 0 0 20 0 0
Brighton .••••••• •• •• 51. 2O 0 0 20 0 0 15
City of London ...... 4/. Os. .100 0 0 150 a 0
Continental (4th Cap.) . 50 0 0 20 0 0
Equitable ...... •• •• 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 33)4
Great Central .......5i per cent.. 10 0 0 all 1 i I,i
Imperial ............ let & Donna. 50 0 0 all 86
Independent .......•• 51. 40 0 0
L0nd0n.............. 50 0 0
Do., Peri. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 ,• .
Pim is . •........... 4i, per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 i
Rate= ••• . • ....... , 5/. .100 0 0 16 0 0 16
United General ...... 21. Ins. 150 0 0 all ' 19%
Westminster Chartered 41 per cent.; 60 0 0 •• 54
Ditto, New ........ 50 0 0 10 ~ 0 10
WATER-WORKS.
1 Dividend Amount
Name of Company. ! per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
-
X e. d. £ s. d.
East London
Grand Junction
}coat
Lambeth ...... ••• ' i 100 0 0
,
New River Company , 21.108. --
Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per ca. 100 0 0 —893 f
West Middlesex .... —5/. per cent. 61 0 0 , 89%
BRIDGES.
_.-
. 1 Dividend Amount
Name of Company. .per of Paid. Price,
Annum. Share.
A s. d. £ B. d.
Mingerford.... ••
Southwark
Ditto New of 7 )(,, p.c. 11. per cent. . 30' 0 0
Waterloo .....
Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. Bd. 160 0 0
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. Ins. 4d. 40 0 0 2.1
Vattichall
DOCKS.
Dividend I Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
--- ,
£ s. d. A s. d.
Commercial .....• .... 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock.
East and West India.. 1 6t. pr cent. Stock.
East Country..
London .... ...•• 1 5/. pr cent. stock. 39)4
Ditto Bonds..
St. Katharine .•
outhampton .........31, Os per c. 50 0 0 60 0 0
Victoria

JOINT-SrocK BANKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
------- ---- - -
.0 s. d. £ s. d.
Au5tra1aa1a........... 40/. per cont. 40 0 0 all -
British North American . 51. per cent. 50 0 0 63%
Commereital of London. 10/.per, cent 100 0 0 20 '0
0 -
Colonial .............. ! 5t per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 20%
10ntan.,.............. , 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
Loud. Char. BY.. of AU& - 20 S 0 all 0 17
London and County .. 110 i. per cent. 50 0 3 20 0 0 -
Loildn mad Weatnainstr 114/. per cent. j 100 0 0 20 0 0 40
London Joint• Stock . - ,12i. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 84
Provincial of Ireland.. ; 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 51%
Ditto, N ew. • • • • • • • • Bt. per cent. 10 0 0 all
Natlons".l of Ireland.... 6+,. per cent. 50 0 0' 22 10 0 -
Nat. Provincial of Eng. j 8!. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
Ditto. New .• • • • • • • 1 8/. per cent. 20 0 0 13 0 0 -
Orientui Bank Corpora. 87. p, ct&bs. 25 0 0 all 404
South Australia • • : • .. 14± p.-et.& bs. 25 0 0 „ 38 7t,'
Union of Australia •• •• 30'. per cont. 25 0 0 73)4
Ditto .. ... • • ....... :Jo!. per cent. " - 2 10 0 -
Union of London . - - 20% per cont. 50 0 0 10 0 0 '4'9%
Union of Madrid ... • • - 40 0 0 all
- --

THE. LADY OF FASHION, 3 VOLS.—This novel, by the
authoress of "The lliitory of a Fiirt," exhibits in a still
more eminent degree the same talent which marked the
earlier productions of the writer, and is characterised kiy
the same healthiness of tone, the same delicate semis of
humour, the same nice discrimination of character, and
the same skilfulness in the treatment of the subject.
The incidents of the story are not in themselves very
remarkable, but they are told with so much spirit, and
worked out with such life-like trath, that the izterest
na fer Eagle-a-Yarn CA- • '
_ _ GAN 0

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CFD:oliberanyrter.4%.* ii : CANALS.
J .7; Dividend ~,,xne, of t Dividend
Names of i . Price
per Companies. ...7' Per Price.
Anniun.
rt,
--
X ' .
Companies. Annum.
.£
.t shtn &Oldh 93 71. p. et., 145 11 acciesfield. 100 2/. 10s, 51
Barnsley• •• • 160 ' , 'south ......100 161
69 2% P. ct. ''Somrset Coal 140
Brknk&Abrg 150' 4/, Oxford.. •• .. 100
? 100' 251, ; Itegent's.... 30 11
100 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. _75
Birmingham 40' 41. 1 01.74 Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. 76
14%
Grand.T.tnetn 100 3 pr.ct. 36 Do Lk F.l ••t 12.
• . ,
Do., 6 pr. Ct.! 10 61. pr. ct. 11.!.(,! itilrd otWore 140, 281 420
Grand ourrey' 100 41. 'St/ rows bury.. j 125 i
Grand 'Sidon' 100 1/.os. Atonrbrldrp:. 45 , 12/. 290
Remit & Avn 39 63. Od. 6,glSevern and 1. '
Lancaster .. 1001 wye hull. 5 26 21. 28
Leeds &Llvrp lOC ~251. 470 !Warwick &]
Leicester..•• 100 -51. 49i/21 Binni,,,z. 100` 21. 25
Leicstr a, Nth 83, !Warwick &'I . ~,
10
Loughborogh 112, 70/. 550 ; Napton.. 3 100, ""
Monmouthsh 100, 'Worestr &
Mingmerysh 100, Binning. j 781 2/. 21
liEcitnMwbry 100; Wilts & Brks' —1 10e. 00.

Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of 1 Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
• _ -
X s. d. 14 s. d.
Albion .... - .. .. •• .. 31. Mi. 5001 0 0 50 0 0 83
Alliance Brit. and For. 71.14 s fid.bs 'lOO 0 0 I 11 0 0 -
Ditto Marino ... .... ,i/. p.c. & b 3. 100 0 0 125 0 0 40 h
Anchor .............. ! 6 par cent. 5 0 1 1 0 0 ---'
Atlas .
Argus Life ........... 41. per rent. 100 0 0 2.5 0 0
nrltish Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 8 0 0 6%
ClericLaied.& Gon.Life S pr ct. & be. 100 0 0 ; 10 0 0 2136
C0unty.............. 4/. 100 0 0 /10 0 0 120
Crown ................ 17e. Cd 50 0 0 , 5 0 0 18%
Eagle .. -
Equity and Law...... 41.4 per cent. 100 0 0 i 5 0 0 bk,
European Life ... 11. 20 0 0 ' an 18%
General .............. 61. 4,
5 0 0 sit 546
Globe ......... 51. per cent. Stock. i ~ , Ina
Guardian ............ V. per cent. 100 0 0 1 47 5 0 1 50%
Imperiai Fire... •..... 12/. per cent. 500 0 0 ( 50 0 0 ' 340
Imperial Life
Indemnity Marine.... 1,3 s & 3/. 160 0 0 120 0 0 77
Law Fire ............ 2e. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 I 2 10 0 -
Law Lite.... - 100 0 10 0 0 50
Legal and General Life -- 50 0 0 2 0 0 554
London O • .....
London Ship. . 10s.& be. 25 0 0 112 10 0 -
Marine... • •
Med. Drilla & Gen. Life 4% 1. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 314
Minerva • .5 p. ct. & be 20 0 0 2 0 0 6
Monarch • • • • •• •... - s 0 0 1 n 0 -
National Loan Fund 5l. pe7ent. 20 0 0 2 10 1,
Palladium Life...
Pelican - -- - 45%
Phionix - ..... - 178
Professional Life."... 51. per cent. . 5 0 I 0 10 0 -
Provident Life
Rock Life
Royal. Exchange
Sun Fire ...... I 61 105. - OP --
Ditto Life ..... I/ 14s. - ~ -
United 'Kingdom .... .40 p et. & be. l 20 0 0 4 0 0 -
Universal Life ... ..... i 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
Victoria Life ....... . 5/. per cent. . - 4 12 6 5%
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dividend Amount
PI
Name of CompaLy. per of Paid. Price,
Annum. Share.
.
Assam -fca •• t. •• ..., 51. 50 0 0 20 0 0 -
Azotitir. Mart........ 1 214 per cent.' 50 0 0 - -
Australian .kiiricultur/ i 1/. is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 26%
Australian Trust '•... Bt. pet cent. - 1 25 0 0 - --
kustradian Royal Mail 6/. 10 0 0 1 all 3?'
Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11 10s. 10 0 0 : all -
British American Land , 15s. - ! 40 0 0 49
Canada ... •• ........ ! 6/. percent. 'lOO 0 0 1 32 10 0 132
Do, 5 per cent Bonds ! Si. per cent. - - -
Ditto, 6 per cent. .. 61. per cent. - - 108%
City ~,Tttvigation Bonds - - - -
Electric Telqraph ‘ .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 : 24 0 0 I 21%
Ditto . • • - •• - •..1 - ..... , -
GeDni.titteevNeerws. &"174e.
Equitable ReVeLdollzi 71 pr, cent. 100 0 0 100 0 C 106
s- 50 0 0 1 17. 10 0 -
Gen.PteamNavigation
et, I
10 p. ct. 15 0 0 14 0 0 -
Hudson's 8ay.... .. •• - Stock. 1 -
Mingerford ......- .. 21. 5i.;! 100 0 0 100, 0 0 -
-
' 5 p. C. & be, 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
- ! --
17 10 1 26
London Institution .•• - iis 0 0
London Reveretonaly 51 per cont. 12 10 0 -
Russell Institution •• •• -
Reversionary Int. Soc. '4%1. pr cent./ 100 0 . _ _
- / share. 100 0 0 6O V 0 76
Royal ',tail ',team-. I 1 , P..
South kustralian Lanai 61. per cent. 25 0 0 ! AU 36
Trust and Loan ComP• 1
Price's Patenteand. Co 110/. percent. 20 0 0
cloro 0 , _
- 20 0 0 1 5 0 0 •-
Upper Canada ...• -

THE LATE SECRET POISONINGS.--At the close of a
lecture on Monday, at Bristol, by his son, Mr. Thorn.
ton Herapath, Mr. Wm. Hcrapath, the distinguished
analytical chemist, and professor of Toxicology at the
Bristol Medical School, took the opportunity of alluding to
the recent cases of secret poisoning,
.and to the alarm
which they had occasioned in the public mind. He said
apprehensions respecting the security of life had been
greatly increased by the statements which had gone forth
as to the difficulty of detecting certain poisons after
death. He understood it had been stated that prussic
acid could not be detected after 14 days, that strychnine
could only be detected a few- hours after death, and that
ooculus indicus could not he discovered at all. Now, he
had himself, in a case which had been published, detected
prussic acid in a human body which had been buried two
months ; he bad discovered coculus indicus in beer, in
dead fishes, and in a human body exhumed after 10
months ; and with regard to strychnine, his belief was,
that he should he able to discover its presence as long as
any fluids remained in the body. The difficulties in the
way of detecting cases of poisoning were, therefore, not
so great as had been supposed, and he hoped that the
public mind might be reassured by that knowledge.
These remarks, coming froM a man whose eminence a,
a chemist is recognised throughout Europe, cannot fail
at the prooout mot to Is cad with iuteroat.

Charles Robert Haddelsea, a div. of 14d. in tbe pound,
• payable at the County Court, Kingston-upon-Hull, any
• day after Feb. 1.
Arthur Jarnee Dibuah, a div. of sid. in the pound, pay-
i able at the County Court, Kingston-upon-Hull, any day
after Feb. 1.
Charles Dl°
, _ 9,
'Ainson Langley, a div. of s:ld. in the pound,
payable at
.he County Court, Kingston-upon-Hull, any
day after F 4)3. 1,
Thoma 4 park
m a div. of ls. lid. in the pound, pay-
able at '.he County Court, Kingston-upon-Hull, any day
after leeb. L
William -Names Hayden, of Kingston-on-Thames, plum-
ber, a dividendPortu of Is. 34d. in the pound, payable at 5,
A.
"17,,ga1-striaet, Lincoln's-inn.
` e hall 5 Frederick-street, Bermondsey, out of
busi- * *
73 ,ess, a iiv Wend of ls. sd. in the pound, payable at 5,
- ortur.l-street; Lincoln's-int.
j, it. ilia, 2661 Betlanal-greouload, oil 41 aololuxivss,

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Rank of Scotland .. •. 71. per cent. 100 0 0 4.0 0 0 1184/ 0
British Linen Company 81. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 i22010s
Caledonian Bank .. •.• 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 2 10 31 18s
City of ,61asgow Bank Si. per cent. 10 0 0 10 'l/14a
Clydescl•tle Bank ...• 5 1. p cent 20 0 0 10 0 0 2: 7s
C nunercial Bank .. 71. per cent 51'0 0 0 100 0 0 2231715
Eastern Bank.. 51. per cent. 25 0 0 'lO 0 9 1 1 2s
Edinb. Sc Glasgow.... 3)61. p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 41. 18 $
Exchange Bnk of Scot..
National Bank r.% per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 171/05
North of -leotland Bank 5/.percent 20 0 0 2 10 0 11. 15s
Royal Bank of •icpu.
6 per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 132110
Union Bank of Scot.. 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 91/15s
Western Bank •....... 71, per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 74110 s
klliance Fire and Li`C.. 8 y(sLpr nett. 100 0 0 11 0 0 18710,
British Guarantee . 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 1/. los
Caledonian Fire Incur 10:.per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0
City of tliaegow Lite e 51. per cent. 0 0 2 0 0 11. Se
Co onial Lit 1••• 6666.. 51. per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 0 6s
Edinburgh Life Incur. 5/. percent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 'l7l Os
Eng. & Scot, Laks Life 51.„,creent. 50 0 6 3 5 0 4/. 8s
Life Assoc. o oeaL.dnd 6/.percent. 10 0 0 1 10 0 5/ Ins
Nationai Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 21. Os
North British 71, per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 32110 s
Scottish Union Insrnc. 7%/. prcent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 tos
Standard Life ...... •. 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 20 , Os
United I)ep Assurance l 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0

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MAR4IED.

On the 21st inst., at Nice, Major George Brydges Rod-
ney, Royal Marines, son of the late Hon. John Rodney.
to Isabella Elizabeth, daughter of Major-General Marcus
Beresford.
On tho 24th inst., at the pariah ehurch, Hampstead,
Mr. Alexander Johnston, of Adelaide-road, Haverstock-
hill, to Ellf,n, youngest daughter of the late Hear. Palmer,
Esq., of St. George sin-the-East, and Hackney.

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