The Sun.
London, England, 1851-08-13 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON,' WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST l3, 1851. -,
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____--------- stoned a greater degree of direct fraud TI-IE FRENCII REPUBLIC. Anglo-French protestation against the entry of the
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shanedstwatielsl THE SHARE MARKETS
j_i E R Al AjES T Y ' S THEATRE.
GRAND EXTRA NIGHT. -et-e ee ''
fe than any enactment that ever disgraced the ..._„o„_____
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employ every means in her power to attain her object. •
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ca endd announces
andth e
customs't h a that
Bavaria. the
DON GIOVANNI. tiri- :•;it, ^:,,,1 iGU I • /4,, , "5...•
0.44 national statute-book, the game-laws or even the We' have received the Paris journals of yesterday.
BRATISH RAILWAYS.
(For the Last Time.) eke; "e
,e ..i...- „_.ree1t...24.), ~
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Customs or Excise code not excepted. A long manifesto signed by the principal members _
tadlles. Alboni, Giuliani, and Florentine.
will
take
- , -.:fK7.-ere''-‘' l'e
~..42; ' ''....,f.: e ''' eese\__)%4l'''*7 of the Mountain has been addressed to the French
sseott meivnpebgrehnragms
between
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er
nrhea stfa
sokdelevedninet
Railways.
illbe performed If, as we have long since suggested, and in ac-
B uniona Tvahrei
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by the Grand Duchy -
pectielly announced that a Grand Extra Night
• m ci, . . et, II.; „...,
ll: u ee , people on the subject of the approaching presidential
The samelsirGi
ppiligr..sloE,ROW EVENING, August 14, when w
a7W._ -, cordance with the mature judgment of Mr. PRESSLY, l .Bustinoi-4dasyclac"
rand Opera, entitled
_Zee.. . e ecl ion. It is considered probable that all shades ofLail: Nominal Prices,
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Hazer t s g DON GIOVANNI,
Republicans will unite in supporting M. CARNOT as Aberdeen • • .. .• •• au 10 to 10% 10
With following powerful Cast :-Signor
____ exemptions on property should be altogether abo-
Ambergate, Ts ettingham,
Don Giovanni, Signor Coletti ; Don Ottavio,
Signor Scapini ; If 0 .. . fished, not only would the temptation to, and possi- the:lr candidate for the presidency. of Baden, and by Wurtemberg. Boston, &E. Juncion 8% 4% -4%4% %
Nesse , tto Signor F. Lablache ;11 Commendatorel_ame _., ; er.,,, L ,
4.4. b
Signor Calzolari ; ....a........................„ _
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but the proceeds C Belfast and County Down 37% .. -• •
Leoporello, Signor Lableche; Donna. Anna,ma dtte.d.libolfry".
4 --.- iiitv of fraud be wholly removed, . he Bulletin de Paris has the following :-
'lt is now certain that he Prince de inville h s ITALY . Eirming., Wolverhamp.,
Donna Elvira, Madame Giullani ; Zerlma, 1 t
of the tax would be so greatly increased that it would ' t Jo a An Italian journalpublishes the fII •
0 owing entry Birkenh., Lan., & Chesh
and Stolz Valley •• au tom - 10%
To conclude with the admirable Ballet a".3•'' dec tared to a person who is honoured with his confidence
LES GRACES.
ni "tfdlie Caroline -
13, 1851. more than compensate for the total abolition of Sche- extracted from the records of the prison of Carceri June., late 331. 6s. tid.. 26 13 •-• 11 dis.
110 , - • kuNDON, WEDNESDAY, AUG UST the the cannot accept the candidateship for the Presi-
ry 3fdlie. Amalie Ferraris, Madlle. Marie
nTiaogureax,
Allegrint, Koh-
Nuove of Rome :- Do. Chest. & Birkenkct,
Rosati, Mines. Rosa, Esper, jullennlie a Soto, ace. dule D, or at least its modification, so as to make dericy of the Republic, which some political personages, 50/. &251. Consolidated all • • -..
lenberg, Aussandon, PaSealeS, Danto ,
Tickets, to be made At the Box-
The accounts received from the Cape of Good industry perfectly free and unfettered, and in their
mete ardent sympathies than prudent in their
of . .
" Committed by the gaoler Neri to the general in D a 20/ 17%
Spec.
.0., 0., ... .. .. .. -..
Applications for Boxes, Stalls, and
devotedness, have proposed to him. The Prince, like tor prisons, M. Ferrani, the following:-Francis, son Bristol and Exeter •• •• 100 80 -82 81
Office of the Theatre.
commence at tight o'clock. l on the ca ital
Hope by the screw-steamer Propontis, which arrived to impose a charge on y p
his brothers and the whole of his family will be always % of the late Ladaceo John Papatelli and Lucatelli, of Chester .
Caledonian • •• • • -
50 11% 11% 11% %% 11
-----2:-"--------------' at Plymouth Monday,anything but satisfac- embarked in the trade or business. A 3, for instance, at the orders of France if she should require' his services,' Sezze or Rome, aged 28 years, mason or shoemaker, con- birectLaonndd.Ha.odlyphoertadsm... allsi 1.6. % --.... 1.6. et
on are
y' s THE
demned by the Most Eminent Council, In uisit
but he does not find in the proposition that has been q ors of Dublin aanoddßelfassttotanct. 45 22 -20 dis.
the H I •• -.•
H' R MAJESTY _
AG
Madame SON TAG. • tory. Sir HARRY SMITH was still compelled to act if a merchant or a tradesman had a capital of, say
made to him the expression of the sovereign will." o y Office, the 14th July, 1850, for UNKNOWN Dublin
1:1A BI) DI SIVIGLIA. Rosins,
on the defensive for want of sufficient means to tom- 3,0001. invested in his businees, from which through crime, to five years at the galleys." Dundalk and Enniskillen au •• -••
pt' SATURDAY next, ILIn another part of the journal the Bulletin de Paris Dundee, Perth,and Aber-
ill, enterprise, and unceasing labour he
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rnence offensive warfare, and every day news his own skill
says
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The Supreme Criminal Court of Naples has con- deer Junction .. .. an .. ea..
income of per •
arrived of some fresh outbreak among either the derived an l,OOOl. annum, in place of "We learn from a positive and incontestable authority demned GAETANO REALE, guilty of having printed a Do., New .. .. .. au -- ..
HER MAXF;STY'S THEATRE.
East Anglian (251. L. &
SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT. d 99/. 3. 41 as atpresent-while
I- firs or the Hottentots. The last outbreak of this being charge - .. ~ the that neither the Prince de Joinville nor any other mem- The Marty rs of Cozensa,' to seven years of exile, E. and L. & D.) .. .• all 2% -3%
announced that, in compliance with the gene- Ka
firs of kis family has ever entertained any view of his to interdiction to practise his trade as a printer fora E Do. (181. E. & IL) .. all 2 - 2!,‘
It Is respectfully Subscription Night will be given Tlll3place on er of a like sum of 3 000/ Three the 31st May, among the Hot- own , . per Cent. b .astern Counties .. • • 20 6- 6 % 6% 6
ressed desire,3nature took
being a candidate for the presidency, and moreover that year, and to pay the expenses. The Supreme Cri- Eastern Union, class A,
Tally eal3 ain lieu of the last Tuesday et the Subscrip- Stock would either claim a total obtain-
EVENING, August 12.),
All ivories and tickets, therefore, for that tentots settled at Theopolis, who suddenly fell uponexemption, he would not accept the office if it were conferred upon minal Court of Aquila has condemned JOSEPH FER- late •E. U. shares .. all 4% - 5
tisma (viz" SePtemberilablo for this venn when will be presented loaded ing repayment from the Commissioners of the him by universal suffrage." , Do. do. do 6 - - -
several Fiegoes and murdered them, and then lo RIOL and FRANCIS PORCHIAZZI, guilty of having. sold Do do., dB
& C eh' -
evening, will be
admired Opera,
area all 3% -
P°lllzettl's admLirA FIGLIA DEL REGGIMENTO.and 2/. 123. 6d. which had been deducted from M. CHARLES DL'PIN, President of the French a book •
their waggons with their families and goods, . his .
.. printed abroad, entitled " Satan and the East Lancashire .. • • all 13% - 14% 13% %
Madlle. Alboni ; Tonto, Signor Gardonl i Corporale, Signor he dividend or Commission for the Universal Exhibition at London, Jesuite " t th ' • • , , s Do. New quarters - all •• '- • moved off towards I3ushman's River, sending at t , at most be only charged less , o seven mon s imprisonment, a fine of 3%
Marta, ' 1 • I • l S
i • aergente eu pa o, Signor F. Lablache. 27th lilt., beforequitting wrote on the ., that city, to six ducats, and the expenses. Edinburgh and Glasgow 50 29 -31
Balanch , ,
ask for than one tenth of what his more active Edin., Perth, and Dundee 25 5 - 6 5
To be preceded by l cast
tl act of Verdle celebrated Opera, I DUE •
Kafir chiefs to
same time to one of the
Prince ALBERT, complimenting his Royal Highness A coal mine has been discovered in Sardinia. Exeter and Exmouth .• 11 0 - -• •
i•OSC tRI The Doge,ig. Coletti. and industrious
••• - ' ••Grand Divertissement from 11 Prodigo, by
To conclude oath a assistance. They were pursued by the British force, neighbour contributed out of equal on his share in the ExhibT ' i ion, expressing gratitude Glasgow and South-West, 100 .• ••••• • •
Paul Teeth:ea, comprising the celebrated Pas de Poignards, by
their wag- capital-each shouldpay the same -- Do. do. G, D. &C.steck 8 6 8 .. -
II-
hlenberg, Rosa, defeated, and fled, leaving behind them . amount into the for the interest which her MAJESTY and august LL 0 YD'S S HIPP IN G. (THIS DA Y.) Great Northern • • alaille. Carolina Rosati, supported by Mesdlles, Ko
•• all 16n - 17% 17 16%
Julien Lamoureux• Dantoni Aussandon, Pascales, Alle- fir- .National E
good their retreat into Ka xchequer. We need scarcely ask which family manifested in it, praising the Executive Com- Do. halves, A, deferred all a% -5% ,
zsper, , • .
' Beale, and the ladies gone and oxen, making g LONDON, AUG. 13.--Wind tS light • d
a noon ~airs an Do. halves, B, 6 per et, all 12% - 12%
gaini, Soto, Soldainsky, Emma, Eliza, Lavinia,
burnt all the buildings at would be the more equitable and politic course; or mitres, and making some general observations on the rain. Great southern and of the corps de ballet. , land, having previously .
importance and object
of the Exhibition. Prince LIVERPOOL, AUG. 12.-The Ensign Africa to this Western, Ireland • • all 38% - 39% 39%
Applications for Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets to be ma at th
Theopolis been an orduaary Hot- which are more worthy of protection and encourage-
leoz-orrice of the Theatre. The Opera to commence at Eight, Theopolis. Had
ALBERT, by a letter dated. Osborne, the 31st ult., re- port, was spoken 21st July, lat. 35 N., long. 37 W. with Great Western .. •• 100 8436 -85 85 84%
Friday, 15.-Soiree Extraordinaire. I Quattro Fratelli. Erminia, d Theopolis been merely under meat, the drones or the bees in the national hive ? Do. New, 171. .. •• all 14% - 14%
ir M. Massol (his last tentot settlement, had
Plied as follows :- '-.hree of crew dead, and most of the remainder laid up Lancaster and Carlisle .. all 79 -81
Madile Sone Cruvelll; Barone (11 Beaumano .
appearance). the civil government of the colony, had the attention The system of exemptions were found to be so in- "Monsieur le President,-I have received with much with fever. Do. thirds .• •• •• 11 13 4 8% - 9 p.
P
been directed from the cores convenient that we find it stated by Mr. PREHLY- satisfaction the letter of the 27th of this month, which OFF THE START.-Margaret, Callao; Felicity, Ja- Lancaster and Preston.. 4734 •• -• .
of the colonists not
Lancashire and Yorkehire 100 49 % - 49% 49 % 48%
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
k towards Theopolis as the you have addressed to me in my quality of President of maim
arable AMERICAN and FRENCH ent of the outbreak " When Mr. ADDINGTON introduced the Bill in 1803, Do, quarter shares .. all • -..
Third Week of the incomparable mencem the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851, in the BRISTOL, AUG. 12.-Wind W.S.W.-Armata, Ha- Do. fifths .. • .. 11% 8% -8% eta, 2%
TOMPANY, whose talented performance has created a moat power- terious agency which directed the it was intended that the exemptionof the should not extend name of the French Commission, on the occasion of Vannah; Princeton, ditto. Do. West Riding Union 11% .. -•• d. 4%
Al sensation. debauched the lo alt of the Leeds and Thirsk • . • • all 11 -12 tion is directed to the present scale of prices :- ale of the Kafir, Y y to incomes arising from realised property." Mr. your return to France, after having terrainated your PILL, Aug. U.-Wind S.S.W.-Sld. George, St. 11 x 1034
Public atten councils
Liverpool, Crosby, and
2s ; Pit, Is. 6d.; Gallery, Is. ; Upper do., 6d.
ress Boxes, 3s ;Boxes
and organized the massacre of the white ADDINGTON was compelled to give way after clearly labours relative to the juries. I fully appreciate, loge Vincent. Southport .. - . • 17% .. - -
establishment. are respectfully informed that Hottentot,
The patrons of this
then with all the Commissioners of her Majesty, the QUEENSTOWN, AUG. 12.-Wind S.W.-Arrd. Old London and Blackwell .• all 6% •-• 67,4 6 %
s consisting of Madlle. Caroline, Mr. M'Callom,
we should not have been thus particular re- explaining " the great difficulty which the Executive Do., Tilbury Ext. Scrip 1% .. -••
this popular company,a
wed Horse, Mons. Loisset. afeaarle Brower, and settlere,
devotedness d• 1 great isp ayed by you and by the Commis- England, Shanghai; Lucy Sharp, Callao. Off port,
air. stone, on his,.
London, Brighton, and
only perform fa England for a snoi e i.e. Jou. garding the recent outbreak ; but it so happens that officers would have in carrying out the exemptions sion over which you preside. I appreciate the inces- Mary Ann Henderson, Rio Grande.
young Baptiste, c.
South Coast .. • • 100 93 -94 x.d
Half-past Seven to commence at Eight.
x.d
DOor9 open at, co
juvricur,
Theopolis is not an ordinary settlement, it is one of upon incomes from property." The system was sub- sant zeal and scrupulous attention with which, during LIMERICK, AUG. 11.-Wind S.E.-Arrd. Alice, Rio London and N.-Western 100 122 -123 122% % lel% TO-MORROW a Grand DAY PERFORMANCE and
E To commence at Two o'clock. the oldest stations of the London Missionary Society i sequently found so inconvenient and so difficult to three months, you have accomplised, together with a Janeiro. Do. do. new cleaners . 22
Do. fifths .. -.. 12 3% -3% P. 25% [122%
8% - 3%p. 15%
TET • ---.
great number of the most eminent men of all countries, LONDONDERRY.-Std. Superior, Philadelphia.
Do. 101. sh., M.& B (c) 1 24,-2% p. a
....-
THEATRE ROYAL, HAY MARKET. __. it is not OnlY under the civil government of the carry out, that in 1806 it was entirely altered and
1 the extremely laborious and responsible duty of jury- BELFAST, AUG. 1 1.-Wind S. to S.W.-And. So- London and SaWastens . 100 83% - 84% 83%
3tr. B. Webster, sole Lessee and Manager, Old IlromPasen
colony de jure, it is de facto under the rule of the the exemptions confined to incomes arising from men. The best recompense that you will have to re- bison, Barbadoes; Keepsake, St. John's, New Bruns- Do. new 501. .. .. 42% 8% -7% dis. 33%
THIS EVENING, nE QUEEN OF . . •
Do. new 40/. .. .. 34 7 - 6 dis.
Will be performed a new comic Opera, entitled T
sentCaulfield ; missionaries, who exercise a power as absolute over profits of trade, professions, and public offices, and ceive will be given to you by the general approbation of wick; Miramichi, Quebec.
Sheriff,
Manchester, Buxton, and
DAY. Sir Henry Were, 3lr. Stuart ; e_
thDirS. W. llarrison ; Lucy their black as did the Jesuits over the Indians of from
property connected with labour, with some few the public, when the results of your labours shall be SHIELDS, AUG. 12.-Wind S.W.--Aard. BOWOS, Matlock -.. •• 5% 1% - a 1%
• Timothy Turnwell, Mr. Weiss; Walter,
Caulfield.
known. The Royal Commissioners are not insensible to Dalhousie. Manchester, Sheffield, & Lovelace, Miss L. Fyne ; Cicely, Mrs.
DIAMOND.Cau
Paraguay, and who, it is fair to presume, seeing they exceptions. the readiness with which the members of the French GRIMSBY.-Arrd. Samuel, Miramichi; Salisbur, Lincolnshire ~• .. 100 27 -28 273
To be followed by i'llE ROUGII
GIMSHAWI BA -
}MAW' Do. Manchester and After which an entirely new Farce, entitled were educated under the same system with the mis- Let the Government then derive experience from Commission have conformed to the regulations imposed Harrison, Quebec. Lincoln Union •• 42 0 Pa -2% dis.
and BRADSEIAW 1 sionaries of New Zealand, hold the same faith with • on the subject of the conditions on which the first MONTE VIDEO, JUNE 30.-The Roderick Dhu, Liver- Midland •• •• •• •• 100 42% - 43% 42% % 43% 43
With LEND 3IE FIVE SHILLINGS•
past legislation, and not be deceived by the mis-
medals were to be accorded, though your experience of pool to Lima, put in 14th inst. with mainmast sprung, Do. 50/. shares .• •• 35 20% -20 dls. 1434 [42%
ROYAL, ADELPHI. regard to clerical rights to land, and the same aver- h.
c ievous fallacies of their Minister of Finance. French exhibitions caused you to consider these con- loss of maintopmast, &c 11 b d f • '
~ will e read y or sea in a Do Birming & Derby 100 20 -22
THEATRE
direction of Madame Celeste.
Midland Gt. West. (Ire.) 47% - -•• 35
Under the
THIS EVENING, sion to the introduction of white man's law and white The country is in favour of a permanent charge on ditions as not necessary. I; is scarcely necessary to say week. The Mount Stuart Elphinstone, London to Cali- Newcastle and Carlisle.. all
will beperformed RORY O'alORE.
GOOD NIGHT,
man's industry into those regions, in which they reign property. The national fiat has gone forth in favour that the regulations in question were only laid down by fornia, which put in here 6th May leaky, has been con- Do. quarter shares .. all -..
a new comic Opera, entitled
her Majesty's Commissioners after the most complete demned, and the cargo will be transhipped. The La Newmarket •• .. • • all 7% -7%
To be followed by
N. Bedf d• 8' • a a a • --, • '
Doctor Tititofolo, Mr. Paul or , ignor over a semi-barbarous and industry-hating population of direct taxation, but it must be a taxation fairly as- • • Newport, Abergavenny,
SIGNOR PANTALO
..
Lello Miss Woolgar ; Columbine, Min Kath- consideration of the peculiar circumstances of the Belle, from Patagonia, which put in hero 6th May and Hereford 6 -4% chi. 1% 1 %
Pantalon, Mr. Honey , , as ministers supreme of a quasi theocracy. It hap- sessed and equitably apportioned. It was against the universal Exhibition-all their desires were to act leaky, has been lightened of about 150 tons of car N dE I kill go, owrY an nn s en•• 7 .. -•• 'die.
been Fitzwilliam..
with the Farce of FORTUNE'S FROLICS. RObin
Newry, Warrenpoint, &
in the way best calculated to obtain the success of and proceeded. To conclude en Miss Ellen Chaplin. g a ere P
curiously enou h that t there is published in the f h • h
inequalities o t e impost that t e people were so
31r. Emery ;.Dolly,the enterprise. I cannot let this occasion pass with- Itro JANEIRO, JULY 14.-Part of the hull of a vessel, Norfolkjustly
indignant. •• •• ••• •• 100 17 -19
PRINCESS'S THEATRE, 02CFORD-STREET. out exp • sentiment ftapparently d J off
',easing our o the grass advantage wrecked, was passe June 26 o Macao. 00. New 20/. shares.• 15 14 -13 dis.
ROYAL ntof Mr. C. Kea' and Mr. Keeley. zinc " The Journal of an Officer serving in Kafir- sible portions that endangered the entire fabric ; and we have derived from France having formed, by her PERNAMBUCO, JULY 22.-The Rival, of Jersey, from Northern Counties Union 3% 3- 2% din.
Under the Manageme
North British.. ..
THIS EVENING, land from the outbreak of the present War." Early Sir CHARLES WOOD was not only bringing dis. productions, such an interesting and precious portion Ascension, struck on Tartarnga Rock, close to the
formed a new and original Comedy entitled LOVE LN North Staffordshire .. 17% 9% -9% ais. x.l 7% 8 X.l.
Rill be per of the Exhibition ; and at your Government Lighthouse, Bch inst., beat over, and was obliged to be Nerth-Western ... .. 19
MAZE. Characters ... by Messrs. J. Vining, Keeley, A. Wigan, in January last this officer was stationed at Graham's credit on the Government of which he was a meta-
Addisom ; .Mrs. leeeley, Mrs. Winstanley, and Sirs. C. e•-• this journal under date of the having taken care to send so many chefs d'oeuvre, run on shore, where she went to pieces. North &Sth.-West. jane. 1 .. -•• p
Sado'. Town, and we find in . , bar, by his churlish and perverse obstinacy, the character of which will certainly exercise a happy DEAL, Aug. 12.-Wind S.S.E.-Arrd. Victoria, Ma- Oxford, Worcester and
Hoare
'-" Alarming Wolverhampton.. .. all 14 - 14%
After which a new Farce called APARTMENTS. "Visitors to 22d January, the following entry . but playing into the hands of the Protectionists, and influence on the sciences and arts of our own and other tanzas, for Amsterdam; Propontes steamer, Cape of Scottish Central .. .. 25
Exhibition may be accommodated," in which Mr. and Mrs.
15% - 16%
the
accounts arrived on the 22d from the Missionary risking the entire tax, of which he declares himself countries. I conclude in expressing to you, both in my Good Hope; Huntress, Tobago; Holstein, Quebec; Scottish Midland .. .. all .. -..
laaeley will appear.
Do. new - .. .. 23% _ -..
To conclude with a new grand spectacular Extravaganza (taken " and on the 23d we find it to be the own name and in that of the Royal Commissioners, our Leander, Saguenay. Arrd. from the River and sld. ''
station
of Theopolis; supporter. We trust that these matters , Class A all e% -e% 7% dia.
from a Tale, by Washington Irving), entitled THE ALIT a MBRA ;thanks for the part which you have Personally taken in Alfred, Calcutta; Devonshire, Cape and Madras. Arrd. 8
hrDeoqltsils B . :
fie The Three Moorish Princesses. Characters by Messrs. Keeley, stated "Fourteen Hottentots were sent into town to- will be fully and maturely considered before the our labours, both as president of one of the groups of from the River, Elizabeth, Bombay, Sid. Kestrel, Shrews.. & Hereford., Old a 5
4% -4% 4% dis.
Harley, A. Wigan, Wynn, Cooke, Flexmore ; Misses Murray, Vivash,3% - aa dis.
Robertson, Leclerq, Keeley, Mdlle. Auriol, and Mrs. Keeley. day on suspicion of conspiracy and intention to join Ministerial intentions, in reference to the tax, may juries, and as vice-president of the superior council of Madras. Do., do., New .• 5 _ -
Shrewsbury and Chester
Private Boxes, &e., to be had of all the Booksellers, and of Mr.
the enemy. These men are from Theopolis." 0
On be announced next year. On the decision at which presidents, and also for the impartiality and urbanity PLYMOUTH, AUG. 12.-Wind S.W.-Off port, Prince (Nor. W. Min.) .. all
Massingham ;of whom also places may be taken at the Box-office, you have displayed on all occasions on which you have Regent, Sydney, New South Wales; Duke of Bedford, Do. Halves .. - •••• all 157% :178%
Oxford street, from Eleven till Four o'clock. the 26th we find the following most important entry the-
y may ultimately arrive will depend, not 1 on yfulfilled those functions. Accept, Ste, Calcutta.. Do. Oswestry .. - all 10 -12
•
ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE.
with respeet to the missionary doings at Theopolis :- their own fate as a Government, but the welfare and " ALBERT, President of the FALMOUTH, AUG. 12.-Wind S.E.-Arrd. Valencia Do. New.... .. 1 34 - U dia.
' Shropshire Union •. •• 6% 3% -3% d.
Under the Management of Madame VelliTlll, " The authorities have been employed for some time prosperity of the nation for a time, which is more Royal Commission of England." Cape of Good Hope, and sld. for London. Do., A, B, C, &D, fully
Sole Lessee, Mr. Charles Mathews. in investigating the case against the Hottentots sent in on M. PIERRE BONAPARTE was thrown from his GLOUCESTER, AUG. 12.-Arrd. China, Quebec. Slel. paid up at per cent •• - .. •-- ..
THIS EVENING. intimately connected with fiscal reform than the red- South Devon .. .. all 14 - 5
suspicion from Theopolis. /I is proved beyond a doubthorse, on Monday, at Auteuil, and fractured his right Countess of Durham, Quebec; Bonne Mere, ditto;
Will be performed
' South-Eastern .. .. 80 22% - 22% 22% 22
COURT BEAUTIES. that the Hottentots were in league with the Ka firs, and, to fists may be enabled to conceive. leg. He is doing well. Marquis of Hastings, ditto. South Wales.. .. • • all 27% - 28% To be followed by what is still worse, that their minister, the Rev. Mr. Smith, -sis lntelligence has been received from the French LIVERPOOL, AUG. 12.-Wind S.S.W.-Arrd. William South Yorksh. andßiver KING CHARMING. was aware of a letter or message sent by the rebels to the . Macao; Spray, Paraiba; James Conner, New Dun .. .. ••.. 15 334 -231 die.
To conclude with Antilles to the 14th ult. Everything was tranquil in Russell, Shell., Roth., sad Goole,
Hottentots, warning them that they should not be molested At last we have something new about the Crystal Orleans; Harrier New York Rhoderick Dhu, Richi-
A. PRACTICAL MA....N.
the - Stockton and Hartlepool 16 2-3 9% -10
produce for the first six months of 1851 exceeds that teas of Durham,o h J • J • Tz .
a ee; Jamaica, Jamaica; -oscius, Swansea & Lotighor, &c. all • •
ROYAL OLYMPIC TfIEATRE. of, although aware of its treasonable contents. The conduct of much importance,tl
ye as a variety i may possess Lessee and Manager, Mr. W. Marren. for the corresponding period of 1850 by one-third Taff Pale .• .. .. • • 126 168 -170
of ninny of the missionaries requires looking into, and no• New York; Mary Ward, ditto; Ann, Montreal; Alice
Great Success of Angelo. some interest. law Vale Extension • a 934 .. ra. .. dis.
THIS EVENING, doubt an investigation will take place as to the rise and Some new shocks of earthquake had been felt at Gill, ditto. Off port, Hercules, Wreath, Victoria, Nile '
, Thames Haven Dock and he Tyrant of Padua. Charac•
Will be performed ANGELO T progress of the disaffection amongst the Hottentots." A volume containing 230 original poems, consisting Guadeloupe, but without any damage being done. steamer, and Byzantium. Railway -.. • • 17% 16 -15 die.
in och, - 4 K• 1 Clif
ters by Messrs. 11. Farren, Diddear, W. Farren, ,I.Me
The Asmodee steam-frigate, which carried out the CLYDE.-Arrd. Margaret, Patagonia; Emma Watts, Vale of Neath .. • • 13 .• -•• d.
'tirllng, L. Howard, Adams, and Ellen Turner. The Kafirs were disarmed at the conclusion of the principally of British and Irish romances, has been ten ; Mesdames h
Waterford and Kilkenny all .. -••
With the FAST COACH. last war, whence have they acquired arms and ammo- exhibited in Class 17 of the Exhibition by Mr. Governor of Martinique, M. VAILLANT, had New York; Thomas Henr
new y, Quebec. Sid. Charanie P Waterford and Limerick, all .. -••
To conclude with the DEVIL and DR. FAUSTUS.
gone to the Havannah, to replace the Illogador frigate, Boston. Waterford, wax., Wick.
• nition ? Their military tactics have greatly im- Elias. The juries are of opinion that they cannot ABERDEEN, AUG. 11.-Wind variable.-Alexander and Dublin 8•• •• •• -••
- which returns to France.
ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPIIIVIEATRE.
West Cornwall .. .. 9 .. •••• .. dia.
Under the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal Rightism proved, who has instructed them ? Who taught consider anything in this volume except the typo- The funeral of Marshal SEBASTIANI was yesterday Hall, Quebec.
West London a - • • all .. -..
Prince Albert.
them to fall flit on their faces whenever a shell was rah and and binding. To this the author objects, and celebrated with great pomp at the Hotel des lava- PETERHEAD.-Arrd. Victor, Greenland, with 2,440 Whitehaven and Furness all .. -..
Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty.
. seals, and two fish, 66 tuns. The Victor reports the York, Newt., & Berwick 25 lali - 18% 18% % %
The only star at the present day in the theatrical hemisphere is seen ? Who organized them, and brought about a calls upon the jury to open the volume and examine tides. In the course of the ceremony a grave acci- foil • owing on the 20th July :-Columbi, 1,300 seals, 3 Ditto and Newcastle
Mazeppa, which shines with undiminished lustre after upWards of . dent occurred. The clerk, in lighting the wax tapers ti. • Extension .. .. 20 6% -6% Ms. 13% union between the Kafirs and the Hottentots for the the poetic forms impressed upon its pages. sh, 30 tuns; Hamilton Ross, 2,509 seals, 30 tuns;
1,000 representations.
on the grand altar, unfortunately brought the flame r Ditto G.N.E. pnrchase 9 3% - 2 dis. 5% THIS EVENING, extermination of the white man ? These are For the reasons urged on both sides we refer our North 0, Scotland,' 2,000 seals, 4 fish, 70 tuns. Reno- York and North Midland 50 17% -1834 18% 18 % i
Will be performed the grand Spectacle, entitled INIAZEPPA ; too near to the drapery, which ignited and communi- lution, 900 seals. East and West India Docks and Birmingham Junction, 50. 1
or the Wild Horse of Tartary, which has keen revived, in conse- questions which must be thoroughly investigated, and readers to a correspondence on this subject in another cated the blaze to a trophy of flags suspended over it. ST. ÜBEB AUG. 7.-The Alline Adra, to Dunkirk, i
queues of numerous applications from Persons of all Nations to wit-
if a similar investigation were instituted in our other part of our impression, and so far as this correspond- The hangings were immediately torn down, and, has in 'and
put leaky, discharged. LINES LEASED AT PXXED ItaINTAI.II
news the magnificent Spectacle.
• f
To be followed by new Scenes of the Circle, introducing an en- colonies, we should not improbably find that the Se- once opens the case, the arguments appear to us to falling on the seats and altar, set them also on fire. -
Leasing Buslnesa ,
timely new Company of English, French, Italian, and American
In an instant the church was cleared. The cata- MARKET NEWS.-(THIS HIS DAY.) Railways. Paid. Nominal Prices.
cretary of State for the Colonies is not the only per- make altogether in favour of the rights of authorship. , _ Companies. done to-day. J
Artistes.
,
To conclude with the Farce of JACK JUNi.
son to blame for the present very unsatisfactory state It is a mere delusion to assert that nothing except falque was taken down, and the coffin removed, as - -.- i
doz-oince open trom Eleven tin Four. 11 11 '
we as a the foreign flags appended to the pillars CORN EXCHANGE-WEDNESDAY Berks and Hants
Stage Manner, Mr. T. Thompson. of our colonial dependencies. As regards the Cape manual labour enters into the value of the articles ex- and roof of the elifice. A temporary altar
was then . A fair average supply of English Wheat was on sale rstx'ansPdeOLijonrtd Gt.
Westsrn
6 34
- 1 p . i
colony it is abundantly clear that a searching. saves- hibited in the Crystal Palace ; there is scarcely one of erected i the d in to-days market. As the accounts respecting harvest Junc.,cansauly i
PUNCH'S PLAYHOUSE AND STRAND TIIEATRE. n e court, an instead of a mass prayers
Lessee, Mr. W. R. COPE LAND, Liverpool.
tigation into the doings of the missionaries must be them towards the value of which mind dues not prin- were chanted fot the spiritual repose of the 'Marshal. . very
operations continue favourable, and as the attend- paid, or with a
Do ••• .. all 29 -30 1
TIIIS EVENING, ance of buyers was small, the demand ruled exceedingly Do guarantee
m,iu
lo u t . ;
Will be performed a new Farce, with a Prologue, entitled MY instituted. Where are these Rev. Gentlemen at the cipally contribute. After the ceremony, the coffin was placed in a tor- heavy, at almost nominal quotations. For forward de- guts' rantee .. Do .. • . all 28 -29 (
WIFE'S FUTURE HUSBAND,
billard ornamerted with tri-coloured flags, and
With a Dramatic Burble entitle • d THE SHOT TOWER. Princi- present moment P Are they in the colony, aiding If the hardest and purest piece of porcelain which livery scarcely a transaction took place. Only 600 la inn', Tl,r°L' 84,
Dud cads duly i
drawn by- six horses. quarters of Foreign Wheat have been reported sincel
pal characters by MJ. Reeve, R tgers, and Miss Marshall.
their fellow-countrymen in defending their lives and has ever yet been produced was laid alongside of the , • • , •paid," 'tat a
After which a new Burlesque, e tatted GODIVA, TIIE LADY OF The distribution of prizes to the pupils of the Saturday; nevertheless, the inquiry for that article ruled ia,,erirt:
..
Do :. .. 15 8 -lop c
COVENTRY. Characters by Messrs. J. Reeve, J. Rogers, Nortoe,
properties, or are they in Kafirland comfort- portrait of the QUEEN in Sevres china, would a prize colleges of Paris took place yesterday. The first prize dull, at barely the late decline in prices. Floating car- Do., without a a
Romer, Maskell, Attwood ; Mesdames Marshall, C. Horsman, E. .
Do
E,•• .• 15 7 -9 e
ing and instructing the " interesting savages ?" be given to the mere porcelain, however fine ? Most was awarded to tie son of M. GUIZOT, the second to goes off Falmouth wore neglected. Although the supply Bggrthe:ms•• r
Romer, aforcelli, and Maskell.
h. Lon. N.W. all 17X -1% To conclude with a new Comedy, called CAPTAIN CHARLOTTE.
Above all, where were the Theopolis mis- assuredly not. The prize would be given to the porce- the son of the late Prince POLIGNAC. of Barley on show was small, the trade was heavy at ClvdesdaleJunc Caledonlim au 44 -46 a
Principal characters by Mr. Tilbury, Mr. Davis, Mr. J. Rogers,
The Bourse war remarkable for a complete absence of Monday's currency. In Malt next to nothing was E. Lin., Guar. 6 t
IV 1s s Romer, Miss Maskell, and Miss Marshall, sionaries from the Ist to the 31st May ? lain on which the beautiful portrait was painted, and
The prices of admission are arranged as follow :-Orchestra stalls, speculation. The Five per Cents, opened at 95f. 75c., doing, at late rates. Holders of Oats were somewhat per Cent. .. G. Northern all 33 - 3334 33 v
Gloucester and
We believe that the various missionary societies of it would be given because that portrait was so painted
c
4s; boxes (drat circle), 3s. • (second circle), 2s. ; Pit, Is.
and closed at 95f. 70c. for the end of the month; the firmer, and the quotations were well maintained. Beans, Dean Forest Gt. Western 20 1% -2% p 22 Doors to be opened at kalf-past Six, and the performances to
this country are actuated by the purest intentions ; upon it. Three per Cents. closed at 57f. 25c. Orleans Railroad Peas, India Corn, and Flour, were very dull. Hull and Selby Yk. &N. M. all 103 - 105 103% t
commence at Seven precisely.
ARRIVALS THIS WEEK. Do. % Shares Do .. .. all 51% - 52% 11
A second price will be taken to the Boxes only at Nine o'clock but we also know that of all persons in the world the The analogy drawn by Mr. Elam, in this respect, Shares, 870 f.; Havre, 245 f.; Great Northern, 467 f. 50c.;
Do. 34 Shares Do .. .. all 23 -24 -first circle, 25.; second circle, Is.
Avignon, 205 f. • Vierzon, 438 f, 750.• Basle, 153 f. 75c.; Wheat. Barley. Malt. i Oats. Flour. fi
Private Boxes One Guinea and a Half each. enthusiast, and more particularly the proselytising seems at least very strong. Why should the pictures Leeds and Brad. Midland .. all 101 - 103
- -- -- ---
Bordeaux, 395 f: ; Paris and Strasburg, 363 f. 75c. ; Lon. and Green. S. Eastern a all 11 a( - 11 x.d x.d g
~... ' enthusiast, is the most liable to be deceived by the impressed upon the porcelain be taken into conside- Tours and Nantes, :).75f.. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Sacks Do., Pref. .. Do .. .. all 2334 - 2434 tl
LAST WEEK BUT TWO OF HOES. JULLIEN.EngIish ••• • • • 820 40 1,690 560 1,510
ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. representations of artful and designing persons, ration, while the poetic pictures impressed upon the BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE Irish -••- •• - - - - - Lowestoft, Gd. 4 S
TO-DAY, AUGUST 13.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, AUG. 12. Foreign •• •••• 600 2,620 3 380 sks per Cent. • • Norfolk .. all 14 -15
ti
Daneon's Colossal PICTURE of the TEMPLE of JANUS in the and we fear that these societies have been so deceived paper are altogether disregarded ? - -
e, De., 6 per cent Do .. •• all •• ••
Boulogne and Amiens, 103-East Indian, 185-North- - 4'290 ''s Middlesbro' and •N
Eternal City-Splendid Menagerie -Performing Elephants-Proms- in too many instances Great caution should be ex- Why should the painter be allowed to purchase a 14%-Paris and S Redcar, 6p. ct Stockt& Dar all .. -••• ..
node Concert, by the elite of Mons. Jullie's unrivalled Band-a a • era of France,Strasbourg, 11-LA ex in. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. n
Solo each evening by Herr Koenig-English Glees and Madrigals, by ercised in the appointment of missionaries, and a niche by the efforts of his pencil, while the poet is Although the demand for most Hops is by no means N. 8G East,
5 d
er Cent. •• E. Conntiell . all 55 -57 those eminent Vocalists, Miss Messent, Messrs. alanvers, Young, . ,
SPAIN. active, prices are well supported. Duty, 85,0001 to no. New .. Do • • • • 43 4 - 6 p it
Hill, and Leffler-Pianoforte, sir. Jolley-Conductor, Mons. JuLlien, vigilant watch should be kept on their conduct when excluded from all chance of honour in the great
90,000/. Preston and i L. &N. W.} h
concluding with a brilliant display of Fireworks, by Southby.
they arrive at the scene of their labours. The recent Arena of Industry ? Madrid journals of the 7th have arrived. all 43 -45
Wyre - .. / &La.& Y.
•ng Feeding the Animals at WHITECHAPEL.
Doers open from Nine in the Morm .
The Herald° states that the dale gate of the Dutch Do. 34 SharesA Do .. • • 1034 8 - 3 p.
at a Quarter to Seven. Fireworks, a Quarter occurrences in Kafirland prove the absolute necessity it. it be the intention of the authors of the Ex- Our market is heavy, and the quotations have tl
half-past Five. Concert
a Read., Guild.,
creditors in that city has presented a protest against downw d
to Ten. . d Extra Floricultural Exhi- of increased caution in the appointment and increased hibition to direct the national energies into paths ar tendency. Beef, from 2s 2d to 35 4d ; and Reigate .. S. Eastern a all 21% - 21% t(
THIS DIY (Wednesday), 13th, a Gran -
the law for the settlement of the debt, on the ground Mutton, 2s 4d to 3s 8d• Lamb, .3s ed to ' R & Ilitchin G. Northers 6'4 8!‘ - 81'
Dahlias, Roses miscellaneou „,
4s 8d; oy. Az tV
bition of Cape Heaths, FUSCiII3.2,
opening of the ' igilance iu the superintendence of missionaries ap- likely to lead to national advancement and national that it enacts that tee certificates of the deferred debt Veal, 2s 8d to - 2 p.
Plants, &c., to commemorate the anniversary of the .
3s 4d; Pork, 2s 10d to 3s 8d per Blbs ~ Roth. an
Shefd OI
pointed to our colonies. honour, what more noble path could be pointed out shall be classed as a debt subject to he paid off, which by the carcase. n
Gardens-open to all-no entrance fee.
Goole, 5 per et. Lane. &York 18 11 6 .. - _ ADMISSION-ONE SHILLING. 49.
than that indicated by this volume, which professes he considers an injustice to the creditors. The same South Staffords. Mr. M'Clean 934 3% - 3 Cs. P
Nothing can confirm more strongly the view we ;
a,---...
ournal states that the law was not passed in the MEETING OF MILLERS IN LIVERPOOL.-After the Wear Val'
6 per LI
to
be the first of a series intended
,to depict in i Cent. gua. • • Stock.& Dar. all 26 -27
TO CORRESPONDENTS. have taken ab initio on the question of the property Senate by the majority required by the Constitution, business of the corn market had concluded yesterday, there Do. do. •• Do .. -an,.a_ .. 26% re
Cant" is a phrase
"H. S., Bradford."-We believe " C . „ . and income-tax than the evidence of Mr. CHARLES
poetry the romantic history of our country,its
and that on that account it is null. The company was an attempt made to form a meeting of millers, in rata- Do. do. •• Do ..
t. t th • • - au
- se
ion o e present law permitting the importation of flour on Wilts, Smn*, ni
liar tO the Cork butter market, and signifying esbattles,.
legends, its slid its deeds of heroism, from formed for making a railway from M ' h
woo YRESSLY, one of the most intelligent and efficient om adrid to Irun as the same terms as wheat and with a view of' adopting a Weymouth .. Gt. Western an 45 -46 al
butter of an extraordinary high quality. the times of the Gael and the Cymbri down to the presented a new demand to the Government for the petition for the !
Commissioners of Inland Revenue, the continuation of
....
___ . - present era ? concession, notwithstanding the non-adoption of the of the law in that respect. After unwards of an hour had PREPHRBP7O2I SHARES. li); ....•._ ......,..... •. .. •Wrlr-••••••Mnr rvlrbr,.... 1-.71n ;r3l cements in our imnression of thin ria.. W. . -

Madrid journals of the 7th have arrived.
The Herald° states that the delegate of the Dutch
creditors in that city has presented a protest against
the law for the settlement of the debt, on the ground
that it enacts that the certificates of the deferred debt
shall be classed as a debt subject to be paid off, which
he considers an injustice to the creditors. The same
journal states that the law was not passed in the
Senate by the majority required by the Constitution,
and that on that account it is null. The company
formed for making a railway from Madrid to Irun has
presented a new demand to the Government for the
concession, notwithstanding the non-adoption of the
Bill presented to the Cortes, but the Government has
taken time to consider before giving a reply.
MADRID BoLsa, AUG. 7.—The following are the
prices of Stocks :—Tbree per Cents., 361 to ; Five
per Cents, with current coupon, 17i to i; Coupons,
to ; Passive Debt, Gi. Exchange on Lon-
don, 51.

MEETING OF MILLERS IN LIVERPOOL.—After the
business of the corn market had concluded yesterday, there
was an attempt made to form a meeting of millers, in rela-
tion to the present law permitting the importation of flour on
the same terms as wheat, and with a view of adopting a
petition for the next session of Parliament, for an alteration
of the law in that respect. After upwards of an hour had
been spent in endeavours to form an assembly, the parties
who had tried to concentrate the attendants at market re-
linquished their efforts.
THE STEPHENSON BANQUET AT BANGOR.—The
success of this festival in honour of the eminent engineer of
the Chester and Holyhead Railway and the Britannia
Tubular Bridge, advertised to take place on the 27th inst.,
is now beyond all question, and to obtain good positions at
the tables, parties should apply for their tickets early. The
fate will be the greatest affair of the kind that ever occurred
in the principality. It is expected that the leading gentry
of Wales and the railway celebrities will attend. A splendid
pavilion has been erected for the accommodation of five
hundred persons, and all the arrangements are on the most
liberal scale. The Hon. Colonel Pennant, M.P., the Presi-
dent, has subscribed 501. to the contingent expenses fund,
and William Bulkeley Hughes, Esq , M.P., one of the Vice-
Presidents, 101.
THE ST. HELENA GARDENS.—Yesterday evening
Mrs. Graham made her 67th ascent from the St. Helena
Gardens, Rotherhithe, which were crowded on the occasion
by a large and respectable assemblage of visitors. The ascent
was made with the new and magnificent balloon, with which
this intrepid lady-aeronaut has replaced her former ilbfated
one, and everything now contributed to render the voyage
delightful. After a short but rapid transit, Mrs. Graham
effected her descent in safety in a grass field of Mr. Ireland's
at Plaistow, Essex, at ten minutes past eight, the voyage
having been accomplished in something less than an hour.
Immediately above this point a fine view is obtained of the
metropolis and the eastern part of the port. and the winding
and gradual widening of the river is also remarkably per-
ceptible. The balloon having been packed up, Mrs. Graham
proceeded with her party to Mr. Merry's, the Abbey Arms,
Plaistow, where she partook of refreshment, and was ac-
companied by Mr. Lewis, of Poplar, and Mr. Hind, by
whom the operation of packing had been much assisted.
Shortly afterwards she returned to the gardens, where the
announcement of her safety was received with great cheering.
ROYAL COLLEGE or SURGEONS.--The following
gentlemen having undergone the necessary examinations for
the diploma, were admitted members of the College at the
meeting of the Court of Examiners on the 11th inst.:--
Messrs. George Dixon Drury, Emsworth, Hants; William
Henry Borham, Edgewaro-road ; Francis Ayrton, Liver-
pool ; Andrew Spearing, Cork ; Arthur Stratton, Wands-
worth, Surrey; Richard Ridge Dyer, Taunton, Somerset;
William John Alexander Orr, Dublin; Frederick William
Hart Bayes, Stiffkey, Norfolk; and George Crosland, Wake-
field, Yorkshire. At the same meeting of the Court, Mr.
William Thomas Billings passed his examination for naval
surgeon. This gentleman had previously been admitted a
member of the College, his diploma bearing date August 1,1
1842.

Commissioners of Inland Revenue, the continuation of
which appears in our impression of this day. We
regard everything that has fallen from Mr. PRESSLY
of so much importance that we have given his testi-
mony in extenso in The Sun, and we are satisfied that
the facts therein detailed will be attentively con-
sidered by fiscal reformers throughout the entire
country.
As may readily be supposed from his official station
and position, Mr. PRESSLY restricts himself to the
practical working of the statute, and does not offer
any theoretical opinion on its justice or expediency.
It has been his duty to carry into execution the pro-
visions of an Act of Parliament—to make those
Pay who by the statute are rendered liable,
to afford exemptions to those who by the en-
actment are entitled thereto on establishing
their rights. He does not enter upon the
equitable grounds for a repeal or modification of
the law, but he clearly, distinctly, and unequivocally
points out the scandalous frauds and evasions that are
of every-day occurrence, and which cannot be
avoided so long as the law continues in its present
state. We have repeatedly spoken of the demoraliz-
ing tendency of the existing system, but we have it
now established beyond the possibility of doubt, or
difficulty, while the remedy for the crying grievance
is at the same time indicated.

SHARES.

HIUII WATER Al LONDON BRIDGE

Tam DAY —Morning 54 min. after 2 I Evening 10 min after 3
To-Moasow—Morning 28 min. alter 3 I Evening 42 min after 3

The volume itself is both large and beautiful ; it
contains a large number of British and Irish le-
gends, which do not yield in strangeness and ro-
mantic interest to the most popular of the German
ballads. In addition to this collection of legendary
lore, the " Rhyme-book" contains a number of
romances descriptive of our most glorious battles.
Cressy, Poitiers, and Agincourt appear amongst the
number, and we are thus presented with a series of
metrical chronicles, in which the records of Froissart,
Monstrelet, Stowe, Hollinshed, &c., are translated
into pleasing verse, and presented in this agreeable
form to the general reader.

THE WEATHER.—&w OFFIC; AUGUST 13.
THICIMOMETILIC, Gx TILS BEADS.
79—highest since noon yesterday.
62—lowest this morning and during the night.
74--this day, at noon.
Brion, 30 G 2.
Wm) S.W.—Morning, showery; Afternoon, cloudy, with
occasional sunshine.

What good reason can be given why those poetic
pictures of our ancestors on the fields of Cressy,
Poitiers, and Agincourt should not be considered by
the juries and valued as much as the pictures im-
pressed upon porcelain or marble? In both of the
latter cases the efforts of the mind enhance the value
of the materials on which they are impressed. Why,
should not the effort of the mind exhibited in the pro-
duction of poetic forms enhance also the value of the
paper upon which they are delineated ?
Mr. ELLIS has appealed, we perceive, from the
decision of the jury on this case. We trust that he
will persist in this appeal, and we have no doubt that
his appeal will be successful. We cannot for a
moment suppose that, while intellect in every other
path is allowed to bear off honourable reward, it will
be shut out in its most noble form from all chances
of distinction.

That remedy, the only one which the experience
of Mr. PRESSLY could suggest, is the " taking away
the exemptions from incomes arising from property I"
It is under Schedules A and C that it is found espe-
cially difficult to prevent fraud, and the amount of
which the revenue is thereby defrauded appears to be
very considerable. Now, we have all along asserted
the Propriety and expediency of making every man
possessed of accumulated and realized property, of any
kind or description whatever, contribute to the na-
tional expenditure in proportion thereto. The mo •
ment a person acquires such property he becomes
a fitting subject for taxation. Give free scope to
his industry, allow him the most perfect liberty iu
the pursuit of his peaceful and laudable undertakings,
he will soon begin to lay by something as a pro-
vision for a rainy day, to secure the means of liveli-
hood when sickness or old age may paralyse his
energies, or to afford assistance to his wife and
children in the event of the loss of their protector and
provider. On that he will freely and willingly pay the
imposts which the exigencies of the nation may require.
lie will feel a degree of pride in contributing
his quota. But permit him to receive the necessaries
of life, and those humble comforts, which long con-
tinued use and habit have rendered almost neces-
saries, without the intervention of the tax-gatherer.
Let not his traces be present at all times and on all
occasions during the day. By adopting this course,
and removing all exemptions ea property, you get
rid of the most
demoralizing system that has
ever been salami to •
prevail, that has occa-

Sir David Brewster bas been elected foreign cor-
responding member of the Imperial
,Academy of Sciences of
Vienna.

Hag MAJESTY'S TUEATRE.—The Queen's box at
her Majesty's Theatre was yesterday (Tuesday) evening
occupied by the Hon. Flora Macdonald, Mrs. Egerton, Lord
Alexander Lennox and party. Amongst the noble and dis-
tinguished individuals also present in the theatre on this oc-
casion we noticed the following :—The Duchess of Somerset,
the Marquis of Northampton, the Marquis of Donegal, the
Baroness Brunnow and Mdlle. de Brunnow, the Countess of
Glengall and Lady Margaret Butler, Lord Sandys, Lord
Ernest Bruce, Lord Llphinstone, Lady Palmer and Miss
Palmer, Lady Catherine Hutchinson, Lady Georgina
de Ralli, Mr. F. Uzielli, Mr. Cod-
rington, Colonel Freestun, and Mrs. Lockyer Freestun,
Mr. and Mrs. Grote, Captain Lord, Mr. C. W. Packe, M.P.,
and Mrs.rl;. ackl. tls
e
VRe;raadinwgo, Mr. Cutler, Mr. Rogers, Mr.
:!thy, Mrs. Wyndham, Mrs. and
„
ards, Miss Caroline Belle, the Greek Consul
Madame and Miss Panda]. ,
?Miss
sc
aistdisc,
MJames Holford, Mr. Hubert de Burgh, Mr. Felix Pryor,
M. and Madame do Warlich, &c.

STATE OF TRADE.--MANCEIIESTER, AUG. 12.
We have again had a steady market, and the demand for
both yarns and cloth is considerable, and embraces almost
all classes of goods. For warps and pin cops for export ra-
ther higher rates were obtainable, but for other goods last
week's prices were current.i
For warps and pin cops the
demand appears to 1)( considerably n excess of supply, and
several extensive spinners are under contracts which will
last some weeks to come. Home-trade yarns are also in
good demand; and 32's are worse to buy, whilst 40's are a
little easier. Cloths fully share in the improvement; and
long cloths and T cloths are still moving off in large quan-
tities at full prices. For printing cloths the trade also con-
tinues good and prices firm. India qualities of shirtings are
a little firmer, and the houses in that trade are doing more
business. The confidence in the steadiness of cotton appears
undiminished. The Asia brought news of more firmness in
the American markets, but her advices show arrivals of
cotton. making the total crop of last year 2,306,000 bales,
against 2,027,397 in 1850, with intimation that a bale of the
new crop had already made its appearance in the New Or-
leans market.

FATAL ACCIDENT WHILST BATHING.—As some
youths were bathing yesterday in the Thames, off Craw-
shay's iron wharf, a lad named Kent got out of his depth, and
immediately sank. It is supposed he was getting out of the
way of a steam-boat which was in sight, and not
being able to swim, the swell occasioned by the vessel
washed over his head, and the unfortunate youth was imme-
diately carried under some barges. The drags were put in
requisition, and after a short time the body was recovered,
though not soon enough to save life.

_ _ • _
Five soldiers, who were implicated in the riots of
the 24th of June last at Edinburgh, were brought to trial on
Thursday and sentenced to six. oloath4' imprisonment.

The maniac who was found in the Exhibition last
week turns out to be a gentleman named Goldsmith. He
had attended a meeting of Foresters at Highbury on the
Monday previous, and had made a speech there under great
egitemeut. JFt Lai been taken cam of 17Y big friends,