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London, England, 1851-04-24 00:00:00

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TUE 8U -N1 LONDON. THURSDAY ;,EVENING„ APRIL . 24, 1851.
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BSTRACT of the ACCOUNTS of Mr. Fifth Edition, Bro. 2s. Gd.,
LETTERS to J JHN BULL, Esq., on Affairs historian discern the true nature of the disease, why ,
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THE FRETSCH iti]:q.J.BLIC
i . ceived by eeil desieeere, whe, wherever they may appear
• ; distorting the predic tranquillity, nod in whatever man- - niTtf. SHARE ?/IskIiKETS •
..e7... CHARLES PETTrrT ALLEN',. TREASURER of the' do they not propose suitabl.e remedies ? why do they --ates.---. .la-
asaa ,-1-Y of 31IDDLEeEX, from the 6th day of January, to the 31st IA connected with his Landed Property, and the Persons who ' nor, shall be apprehended and severely pun; shed.
,5..., , - :_arch, 15;71, Inclusive. Live thereon. not direct the exertions of their party towards the We have received the Pens journals of yesterday. I " Conde DE CASAL." 31332.1T15E1 RAILWAYS.
AS TO THE ORDINARY COUNTY RATE. By Sir EDWARD BITLWER LYTTON, Bart.
attainment of a measure that would afford im- It would appear from the following article, pub- .
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nEcEtrT. Z . 8.. d. X C. d. London: Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly.
lished in the Constitutionnel, that the Bona artists GERMAN Y. Railways. Paid. Nornisial Prices. Business done
P' re. the Bank of Et:tested on 6th - 6,522 811 ',Trim, '.-
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• • °"`".`"'"'''''""="'"'"*"."'''''''' mediate relief, and which might be car-are preparing a revolutionary movement against the The Ministe•ial journals of Berlin of the 21st,
~_:.e -ry, Do 1 - - - -
Constitution, for the purpose of securing by illegal state that Austria has proposed, in case of certain .therdeen.. ~ .. .• all 16 to 16%--- 16
2.. e..-. et Rate en ditto - - - 1,095 " l'm DAY -Mo-ning 57 min. after 7 1 Evening 39 min. after 8
s, ele on 16th January, 1861 - - 8,017 8 6
To de/mew-Moraine 19 min- alter 9 I Evening 58 min• alter 9 thereto? But, in place of pursuing this rational
means a prolongation of the powers of the PRESIDENT. events, to march 200;000 troops through Piedmont. Ambergate, Nottingham,
9,172 17 8 . _. .. ... . . Boston, & onlynclon 84 3% - 214 clls. 54 4
- course, they go with the stream and join in We regret this exceedingly, because we are convinced This proposal, which has been submitted to the
Arrears of Rates on 31st March, MI - , , 932 18 1 TaE WEATHER.-81'N OFFICE, APRIL 2C the cry that cannot lead to any practical result. that all such illegal attempts will conduct those en- Cabinet of Turin, has made a deep impression at
Each may exclaim, Video meliora, proboque,deteriora gaged in them, not to the Tuileries, but to Vin- Berlin. Belfast and CoDown 1174 .. -
Binning., Waiverhamp.,
Amount of Rates received - - - - - 8,239 19 7 Tneumomkrita, ye THE SHADS.
Russia The sameand
Austria,p a p ers mention
and
that and Stour Valley •• al 10% - 11%
Z:epaid to the County by the Lords of the Treasury 61-hlghest since neon yesterday. tonnes. The Constitutionnel says :-Birkenh., Lan., & Chesh
the expense of the maintenance of convicted pr•son. sequor. We would not speak, save in terms of the June., late 331. 6s. 84.. 26 .. ... .•
era in the House of Correction at Cold Bath Fields 41 --lowest this morning and during the night- " In calm and ordinary times, under an old and regu-athseeycreent
dteraevantyurbteutwgeaeinn
from 25th March to 29th September, 1850 - - 3,394 15 6 37-this day, at noon, utmost respect, of the talented author of " Free Trade lay Government, we should •
not see without repugnance the support of Prussia. 50/. & 251. Consolidated all .. -..
Do. do. 201. •. .. .. 17 4 .. -••
Ditto, ditto, in the House of Correction at West- and a Fettered Currency." Do. Chest & Birkenhcl.,
BAROSIa-rEI2, 29 .82. There is no person more the Constitution interfered with out of the forms pre-
. min,ster during the same period ••• - - 2,240 1 7 competent than he is to explain the true nature of object of the secret Austro-Russian treaty
The • is Bristol and Exeter.. • all 81 -82 81 904
scribed. Under a regime like ours, the result of an to protect Europe against the results of the crisis
Labour done by Prisoners lu the HOu.se of Correction WIND W.S.W.-fine sunshiny weather. Caledonian •• •• •• all 154 - 154 15% th,
,at Cold Bath Fields - • - „ _ . .
2.50 19 10 - 254
Maintenance 1:i ditto, of Prisoners committed under - - -
conspirators who boast of it; under a Constitution • • which is impending in France. The Ministerial Direct Lond. and PortsM. 5 4 . • -..
the Exc.se Laws - - _ . . . .
188 17 0 a ers contain an official contradiction of the rumours Dublin and Belfast not. 45 20 -18 dis.
following his auditors. If he devote himself to the task, we made in a moment of crisis, in a city in a state P P
Lot done by Prisoners in the Mule of Correction at each of the
DAILY WEATHER TABLE.
State of the Wind and Weather at Dublin and Kingstown.. all .. -• •
' Westminster - - _ .....
61 2 3 ' The stations venture to assert that he will produce a greater effect, of siege, we cannot hesitate to think and to say which were lately circulated respecting Chevalier Dundalk and Enniskillen all .. -..
Old Lead sold at dittothat the country itself, or the constituted bodies in
• BUNSEN, the Prussian Ambassador at the Court of Dundee, Perth, and Abes-
Ddeoen Junction .. .. all 10 -11
Old Iron sold at ditto
3 9 0 are arranged in order of latitude. and attract a more numerous, far more intelligent •
its name, and under its control, have a right St. James's, and protest that the Chevalier has not,
ew ail
Old Rags sold at dittoaudience than he can do by any Protectionist he- to touch it at any time, and that it is ita duty to do it as as has been asserted, been insulted by certain German
1 8 0 lEntotrrovrs
Maintenance of Deserters in the House of Detention at IsT.W., gentle breeze-
East Anglian (251. L. &
• Clerkenwell - - .. .
15 0 partially clotild);.BLIN)-Wind rangues, however graceful the diction or astute the soon as possible. These are elementary truths, and the refugees. E. and L. & D.) •• •• all 5- 5% 5% 5
PL Wind NV
Rent of Vaults under the Guildhall. Westminster - 48 10 10 Ymo - ~,- .e, ' .'
, gentle breeze-partially cloudy.
simple notions of good sense, and to announce them is Do (181. E. & II.) - all 3% -3%
W gentles breeze-overcast. . arguments advanced.
Fees received by Inspecters of Weights and Measures 63 8 3 Powrisetocrrn- wlnsi -'' -Eastern Counties .. all 7% - 736 7%
to demonstrate them. In order to ascertain the wish of DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES. Eastern Union, class A,
Fines and Penalties ander Acts of Parliament - - 28 3 3 BRIG rs-Wind W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy.
France, an appeal to be made to the municipal councils,
gentle breeze-partially cloudy. At the commencement of the month Austria and late E. U. shares • • all 6% -7% 6%
HAsTINGs-Wi, d We We need scarcely remind the taxpaying commu-
Total Receipt - -..-: £21,057 12 9 sotreseensepToes-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy, these natural organs of the population, has been recently p • Do. do. do. .. 6 - - -
ZXPENDITraIt. -Wind W. gentle oreeze-partially cloudy. nity that the question of the income-tax is the first spoken of. We should find two serious inconveniences russet, came to an understanding on the course of no. do.,
Proceeding with respect to the Duchy of Holstein. B& C shares all 1,36 -5%
llonse of Correction perms - 5,632 18 6 TutiFoLEßEsTamooess_ie
to be decided on the re-assemblirg of Parliament after in such a measure: it would be to take the municipal • Do. New quarters .. all 6% - 6
BABINGsToEs - Wind S.W. gentle breeze -partially cloudy. The Federal Commissioners will remain until a defi-
couucils out of their legal attributions, and to give to Edinburgh and Glasgow ail 35 -86% 35%
General Ex-
at Cold Beth Fields Tontine An-
nuities - 1,165 0 3 GgEle- S•se' entle breeze-partially cloud
el w icte-Wind SW , gentle breeze-partially cloudy
Wind . - g y.
the Easter recess. On the conduct of the chosen . . ,
the opinion of tne country a useless intermediate agent nitive Central Federal Power is organized, when East Lancashire • • .. all 174 -18
Edin., Perth,.and Dundee all 8 -84 17%
5%
•.. -...--. .797 is 9 swiesDno -Wind s•,
Vgentle breeze-partially cloudy.of
representatives the people during the early part of which would necessarily weaken its authority. There the latter power will administer the Government of Exeter and Exmouth .. 1 1 0 4 -
Glasgow and South-West, all
General Ex-
Reuse of Detention at penses - 1,534 10 3
Borrrowed 225 13 1 CoLCHEsTER-Wind S.E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy,
CAMBRIDGE-Wind S.W., gentle breeze- partially cloudy. next
esoceuttee- as ind N., gentle breeze-partially cloudy... -..
week, it will depend whether the gross and un- is only one idea which can make the Legislative As- Holstein, and not restore it to the King of Dee- Do. do.G. D. &C.stock 868 .. -..
of France herself expressed with calmness and man Confederation. The Diet will finally settle the Do.. halves, B, 6 per et. all 12• it --
14
sembly give way, and that is the direct idea MARK till he acknowledges all the rights of the Ger- G Tot Li rt.se ria
deterred
alllill 1:4 -1:% lB%
Clerkenwell - • Int of -Monies YatessouTti-Wind W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. paralleled injustice of placing in the same class, and
Prncipalreed 2 0 0 0 assessing at the same rate, incomes derived from real
with full
1,960 3 4 LtVERpooL- Wind S.W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. itu authenticity. All means which will relations bet ween Holstein and Schleswig. Great Southern and
General Ex-
House of Correction at penses - 2,880 4 9
13 •rrowed 565 5 3 WHITBY-Wind W ,gentle breeze principally clear.
UA RLINGTON -Wind S. S. W., gentle breeze-cloudless.
BeeverrocK-Wind N.W. gentle oreeze-partially cloudy. estate, from dividends, from the public funds, lead to the expression of the free and sincere wish
• ,-
or from safe investments in chartered corn- of France merit conaidereition. It `has been proposed
panics, and the precarious profits of trade, or the
commune, with one or two very simple questions in- The D • e Danish Commissioner fur Holstein, Professor Western, Ireland •• all 42 -43
RAVIT, has claimed, in the meetings of the Commis- Do. Nsw, 171. .. -.
mon charged with the settlement of the frontiers, the Great Western .. • • all ' ' 834 ::- 894 89
all 24 - 2 du. 14y.
Do. thirds ••••••11134 10 - 11 p. 489 %
P
Weatminster - - Int of Monies CARLIsLE - Wind W., strong bn eze-cloudless. by different departments to open a register in every -Lancaster and Carlisle .. all 80 -82 84
Prncipal reed 375 0 0
4,110 10 0 •
flia returns from the following places indicate the state of hard earned wages of physical or intellectual scribed therein, to whieh all citizen* should be invited province of Eidersledt for Holstein. He rests this Lancaster and Preston.. 47% 29 -31 p
71 8 7 CORK-Wind W., strong breeze-cloudy, by substituting the nation, in the place of ambitious men, the other Commissioners. Do. West Riding Union 114 5% -5% d.
Int of Monies
Lunatic Asylum at Borrowed 129 2 7
paid - - the wind and weather on Tuesday morning at nine toil, is or is not to be continued for three years longer to sign a yes or ano Such an inquiry, organized by de-
;clock :-
________- 200 11 2 Lretenrce-Wind S. Wgentle b- • • so frequently and so ably exposed, that it would ap- - claim upon a concession of it by the Emperor Lancashire and Yorkshire all 61 -6434 6434%%%14
Do. quarter shares .. all 9% - Bes d. 16
Leeds and Thirsk .. •• a.l is -19
CHARLES V. This claim was quite unexpected by Do. fifths .
cantonal committee ' arlmentol Or ca s, [night open a new era . • •. we 6% -64 dis. s
The inequality and unfairness of this system has been P
lianwell - - Pencipal re-
. ~ reeze- partially cloudy. conspirators, or secret societies. We cannot too much en-
central Crl- ~
Proeecutorl and Wit- minalCt. -
.
Sessions - 1,4,4 3 0 tinecisrown (llubies) -Wind W.S.\\ ~ gentle breeze- pear to be almost a work of supererogation to add to
partially cloudy.
the. numerous and convincing arguments that have courage this ides; but, above all things, let not a moment
be loat. Questions however simple may be distorted Intelli once h b
TURKEY.
g as been received from the frontiers of Liverpool, Crosby, and
Southport .. .. 174 .. - .
London and Blackwell .• all 84 -8% 84
neases - - - Middlesex
526 16 10 MU 'WA d W rind
R- oin ~ gentle breeze-ppally cloudy. Do., Tilbury Ext. Scrip 1 4 4-34 p
ever moment. For one month or two they will pro- Bosnia, of the 14th instant, that the chief of the
euvem oftener!, 013 o POOLE - Wind. E . gentle tareeze-scud, rain. already been put forward. It seems to be like an e y .
1,951 12 10 bably remain free of any financial, manufacturing, agri- rebels, leasaim KAPICH, has been killed. Oae London,sont coast Brighton,
Flasneos-s4 bid S.W. gentle breeze-rain.•• all 97 -98 97% %
- . . 182 8 2 attempt to cultural, or commercial complication, and might be thousand Albanians are marching Trawaik to- London and N.-Western••
all 130 -1304 1294 % 130
law Charges as to Lunatic Settlements . . .
361 12 6 Rucssr-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-overcast.
" Gild refined gold, studied and solved on their own merits. Let us, while wards Kraina, and committing the. by
Do. do. new quarters , 17 5% -5% P.
-.ridges - - - . _ e _ _ 193 14 7 BIRMINGHAM -W ind S.E., gentle breeze-overcast. greatest excesses. Do. fitth
To paint the lily, or to throw a perfume on the violet;" there is yet time, uernand a Government in accord-
Sessions Howe,. Clerkenwell
59 I 0 PETEessoftoUGH-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-cloudy. On the Ist, 2d, and 31 instant there were some Do 10/. ash.3l.B:cit - 12 5% -6 P. (c) 1 3-3% p
Guildhall, Westmins•er - 66 17 6 ' LEKDS- Wind S.W., gentle breeze-- partially cloudy. but it is, unhappily, rendered necessary by the ance with the good sense, the reason, and the experience encounters on the Montenegrin frontier between the London and 8.-Western . all 894 - 504 894 90
Militia Storehouses - - 4 dis.
Weights end al ea.ures blundering stupidity and unreasoning obstinacy of Montenegrins and the Turk=, the former had five Do. new 40/. ••
- 4 - 4
eel Crier
Clerks of the Cease al 187 10 0 the man who, unfortunately for the nation, is placed rolled and eight wounded, but the loss on the part of Ma.nehester, Buxton, and
Treasurer of the County h the hands of necessity. '
Registration of Voters A t - Matlock .. .. • . 5% 4 -3% d. 2 %
Expeusesincurred wider t e C 453 2 8 At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height the Turks was much greater.
at the head of the Exchequer, and enabled, by the The Ordre has the following on the accession of uanchester, Sheffield, &
-Middiesex. Ducey '2W-76 in. Ti mean
West- of the barometer in the week was i elThe Breslau Gazette states that the Christian po- Lincolnshire .. .. all 36 -37 36
puletion of Bosnia and the Herzsgovine have ad-
- .- Lincoln Union •• 4 2 0 3 - 2)4 dis. ------.----t e 7-- • - carry out his financial hobbies. Sir CHARLES
WOOD - ' ale.
Coroners: Xs u• s• s• dX S. d.dressed a petition to the Sultan calling for the union .sndiana .. .. .. ..
mean daily temperature was about 41°, or about 5° below
."It is afflicting to us to see the eloquent and impla- all 6434 -68 64% %I% 65
Fees 353. 6 8 269 6 8 94 13 4
11 13 4 he has Do. 501. shares .. .. 35 12
the average of the same day in ten years. During the last will only condescend to inform us that of Bosnia and the Herzsgovine under sae Vizier, andsi - 124 die 22% 4 [64%
Mileage 64 19 928 1 9 69 1 5 1 3 cable organ of the Conservative party, who, contrary to Do. Birming & Derby all 37
Expenses 141 7 6 329 15 G 120 2 . 26 11 0 three days the wind was in the soma and south-west, and " arrived at a conclusion," or that " a tax produces so the feelieg of the whole Liberal opposition, carried a demanding the nomination of Christians to the Court Midland Gt. West. (Ire.) 476 -38
Sr,% - -..
West. 1 East. (Muster. of
pd. by there --1_
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349 13 4 I sin caster.
1627 311221 4 •'. 4'4 5 7 temperature was 46"3. The wind was in the ens' or north- culpable apathy and carelessness of the people,
east during the first four days; and during this period the
the mean temperature rose 10 degrees higher, or from 4° to
1,734 7 9 6a above the average. many thousands per annum, which he is certainly not
to " the Man of Ghent" to the ranks of the Legalese-
vote of stigma against the pilgrims to Belgreve-square, of the Sultan with a seat and voice in the Divan ; Do. Manchester and
Newcastle and Carlisle• • all
quartere sharesall ' • -••
end launched against the whole party the sentence ef the suppression of the name of Rsjah, and the ac- eew%tarket • • . • • • • -••
• - all % - % 9%
Transports, Conveyance Of, to Depots - - - 47 2 6
fatal inn twit -it ,p ) is, we say, billeting to us to see the knowledgment of Christians as citizens and as ele- Newport, Abergavenny,
Adver._ ements - ... .
60 7 1
- . , .
~- typed answers should be considered satisfactory by last Prime Minister of the July monarchy treat this and Hereford .. .. 6 3 -2% die. 3% 34 %
Prints:.; awl Stationery . .. - - ,s - e 5 0 9 C.,meats in the state ; also freedom from the *urisdict' 1011
Incidental Expenses
WO I'. - ' fi toe sufferers. It is not, however, because an unjust same monarchy as an incomplete regime-a tfoneon de of the Koran. J Newry and Enniskillen • • 7 4% -4k Ms.
cw-
oi. ice,, _ e5ie.7tie:ii,...,5.,...„17-1 , les,.
Royaute, &c.-111. Gu.zoi is concerted. Tho author ot Jewry, Warrenpoint, &
TOtal Expenditure - - £18,942 2 7 't . a Vile T.IIIP 4 - ~10-;*2 and impolitic system has been patiently submitted to Rostrevor ••.. • • all .. -..
Balance in Bank of F.ngland - - - - - 2,115 10 2 • - -7,` --",-, 040444' .:' • '-•
- ..
',O ' \*<,' .5 01 f'
or
see for a sew years, under peculiar circumstances, that the .
the ' Histery of Civieeation in Europe,' the member of ITALY. \ orfolk .• •• .. •• all 27 -29
'" ' •
the
Aide /ot bocle ty, the Minister of the IRh and 29th Do. New 20/. shares. 15 'l3 -12 die.
--
~ 21. ...,a- „ f 4.,.. ~,,,,..:, ,- -, , , ii.‹.,gt.,•?,-
,
£21,057 12 9 lEu ,5,,,•c•., , .
~.. ~,, ~ , Rom • ?,, 1;4 .• aggrieved parties will consent to its being perpe- October-the chief of the coalition of 1839, M. Giez_A The Grand Duke of TUSCANY arrived at Capua on Northern Counties Union 34 2% -24 dis.
AS TO THE RATE MADE UNDER THE COUNTY LUNATIC dieted, or to the greater portion of the burden being Is a L•gitimatist. Such an ardent and proud nature can the 10th. The King of NAPLES had arrived there North British.. •• •• all 1034 - 10% 1054 %
North Staffordshire • . 174 6% -64 dia. 1134
ASYLII st ACT. - • • never do things by halves. A weaker or more timid Previously to receive him. They stayed a few hours North-Western .. •• 18 11.34 -to dls.
/amine £s. d. £s. d. A placed on the shoulders least able to sustain it. irisse would have buried in solitude this painful renun- at Cspua, and then proceeded to Naples by the rail- North &Sth.-West.June. 1 1-1% p
Balance in the Bank of England on eth !IV(Oxford, Worcester and
January, 18.51 - - - - - 3,622 0 0 (tylatemnt
.I.:apitlit file constitutional theory is, that every man citation of ruined convictions. M. Gu-zet takes pusses- road.
Wolverhampton.. .. all 17}4 -18 18
Arrears of Rates on ditto - - ' "7 5 2 1 1
..i... ' ••• ).- . c
. C-.", ! shall contribute to the liquidation of the stun of a journal to proclaim it to all Europe. First we A Turin letter of the ]eth, in the Univers, men- acettish Central .. .. all 17 - 1734 x.d x.d
Bate made on 16th January, 1851 - 8,077 8 6 cell,"all , 9% - 10% 9%
national liabilities and the maintenance had manilestuee; bow we have war, nut only against the lions a pstition sent a few- days before to the Pied- nouteMwidiaLd .. ..
.. .. .. 23% 15% -15 y dis
e,Osis 13 8 LONDON, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1851. . ltopubliean party and the ancient 'clyVastic oppo,ition• montose Chamber of Deputies by a priest, praying
of the national establishments secundum statum etSarews. & itirm., Class A all ' "4' -3% ens 3% % dia.
Arrears of Rate on 71st Starch, 1851 - 932 18 1 es, but war ~.gains~ this great traction of the Coneervative that a pamphlet, entitled "Letter of Sr. Peter to the
Do. Class IS.. •• • • all 3% -34 die 34 3 dis.
• Amount of Mates received - -6,13 i 15 7 .
facultates, according to his means and the position party which, while sustaining under the leadership of B. h f Piedmont " shrews. & Ilereford., Old 4 24 -2. i
• . ------ The Protectionists, encouraged by the nears ho o, be prohibited, on account of D d New 4 ' Do., 0., - .. ...
11,753 15 7 which he occupies in the country. 1s this principle .Si.ei Guizot himself, the monarchy so July, little thought the virulent attack it contains the rights
upon
ExPENDITURE. chance of attaining office through the weakness of the it was only defending an expedient, and not principles,(Nor. W. Min.) •• .. all le -20 18
recognized when one man pays only one-thousandth Ro • h • mis hierarchy. The Chamber, it appears, refused
nensovet. Maintenance, &c., of County and principles to which it still adheres." Do. ilatees .. .. •• all 9 -10 9
present Ministiy, and the universal disgust excited by
eunatica - - - - - - 1,620.12 1 part of the actual value of his available capital, while Thu bourse was badly attended and Govern- to take the petition into consideration, on the ground Do. Oswestry •• .. all 13% - 14%
()Maury Repairs of the Asylum at " the precious Budget," have anticipated the period of that it could not usurp the functions of the Sacred Do. New.... .. • • 1 %-% es
Henwell 597 1 8 another is compelled, perhaps, to band over every meta securities were heavy. The Five per Cents. opened
Shropshire Union .• -6% 3% -2% d. 3%
Interest of Moneys borrownl for the their usual symposia. There are always persona ready
billing • h' ' tt 11 t d
gin is possession o the ax-co ec Or, an not at 92t 30c., and closed at 92t• 20c. The Three per Congregation of the Index at Borne. The same cor- Do., A, 13, C, &D, hilly
ptireose- of Building an additional and willieg to gorge themselves to repletion, and to Cents. closed at 57f. 10c.Orleaue Railroad Shares, 830 e; respondent states that the sees of Turin and Cagliari ' paid up at per cent •• - . - -
County Lunale Asylum - . - 2,541 17 4 improbably to become a borrower, in order to satisfy H'outh Devon .. .. .. all 18 -
,nen, 632 f. 50c.; Havre, 260 f.; Great Northern, 4731. are marked vacant in the Royal calendar of '''
19
Principal repaid
•• --- 6,342 17 9 the claim ? Is it just that the person with 4,9001. in -5 A ' on 2021 50c • Basle, 145 f ; 4021
i c.; vigil , • • . Bordeaux, • year. south Wales.. .. • • all 31 -32 31%
' -
the Three per Cents., leading an idle life, and making 50,.. ; Paris and Strasburg, 3701.; Tours and Nantes, The Official Milan Gazette publishes a sentence of south Yerksh. and River
Bennie:: lathe Bank of England
t all times exhibited the utmost promptitude in dis- 278 f. 75c. Dun . • • • • • • 15 %- % dis•
The Accounts, of which the above are Abstracts, were presented a . • his certain income of 1471. per annum, paid to the • - the court- martial of that city condemning a person, Shell., Roth., and Goole,
to the Quarter Session on the Ist day of April instant, on the oath playing such acts of patriotism. The " ruined agri- titaete ESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE named PARRAVICINI, to two months' imprisonment, South Divisiom .. .• 6 44 - 5
of Mr. Charles Pettitt Allen, the Treasurer of the said County, and very hour, go farther by living at the other side of LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, APRIL 23. Stockton and Hartlepool 2.3 9% -10
- Justices of the cUltUrisis" never hesitated at the outlay of a fewfor having attempted to prevent other persons from Amiens Boulogne and , 10-Luxembourg, 3es-Maria
were audited on the same day by the following the Channel, and enjoing the untaxed luxuries at-Swansea & Loaghor, &c. all • -
••
Peac e for the said County, viz.:-sovereigns when certain of obtaining a good . Antonia, 8-Northern of France, 15-Sambre and Meuse, 4 smoking. Caw Vale Extension - 9)e 7% -6% die.
Henry Morris leemshead (Chairman); Digby Thomas Carpenter, tamable on the continent, should be exonerated from _Tours and Nantes, 61,4. - Thames Haven Dock and
James Henry Wilson, Edward Bayliso. Charles Woodward, and dinner, followed by good wine, di-pensed with Railway .. .. .• 17% 16 -15 die.
MARKET NEWS.--(TH IS DAY.)
John Savery Brooking, Esquires; and were audited and allowed by the tax, while the struggling clerk, who has to sup- _ Vale of Neath 5 - 4 d.
the Quartet Sessions on the 17th day of April instant. no niggard hands. It would be a bad cause, or
port a large family in the most expensive locality on SPAIN. NEV/GATE AND I.EADENHALL. Waterford and Kilkenny all 5% -4%
CHAS. I'. ALLEN. Treasurer of Middlesex.
Fat least one of very little interest, that could not in- These markets are heavy, at drooping prices. Beef Waterford and Limerick, all 17 -18
isaesi'meetena his salary of 1501. per annum, must, in addition to The 18th being Good Friday, no journals were from 2s 2d to 3s 2d ; Mutton 4d to 36d • Lamb ,2s s ;, Waterford, Wei., Wick.
11. E it M AJEST VS THEATRE. duce some hundreds to assemble together in its name. liaised innd D bl'n .. .. 3 .. _.-
GRAND
ub Madrid on that day. We have Madrid 4s 6d to Siss 8d; Veal, 3s to 3s 10d; Pork, 2s 6d to 3s 8d
' EXTRA NIGHT.
Wh then, should we feel astonished if the Music
yr, e•n, paying 200 per cent. duty on his tea, 800 per cent. 13
letters of the 18th, but they contain no news of in- per albs. by the carcase. West Cornwall .. .. 9 5% -- 434 dis.
It is raspeetrany announced that a Grand EXTRA NIGHT we on his tobacco, and also contributing heavily in pro- West London . .. • • all 8 -7%
take pleas THIS EVENING, April 24, when will be repeated. Hall at Edinburgh should be crowded, when the terest. HAY MARKETS. •Pinnteriaven and Farness all .. -.•
portion to the value on his coffee, sugar, beer, wine, York, Newcastle, & Ber-
wan Qs original Music. Dawes, &c . Aubeea celebrated Opera of SMITHFIELD.-Meadow )day, 31 Os to 41 8s; Clover,
MUTA DI PORTICI, worthy bucolics might be enabled there to see the . .
spirits, and others of these unwonted luxuries to a PORTUGAL. wick .. .. .. • • 35 22 - 2
3/ 5s to 4/ 10s; and Straw, vistolt 8s pa. load. Ditto and Newcastle 2)4 22)4
54
(Masaniello).
lions of mono of trotted out fur their especial deter- . . fair and
Alfonso, Signor Scott~; Lorenzo, Signor Mercurall ; Selva, Signor man in his position, hand to the tax-gatherer Intelligence has been received from Lisbon to the A average supply, a sluggish demand. Extension .. . 20 3 - 234 els. 17%
Malanchl ; Masaniello, Signor Parini ; Pietro, M. Massol ; Borella, tation,-why should we be surprised if the gaping
the sum of 41. 7s. 61. per annum, and this although 19th, and from Oporto to the 20th instant. CeMBEILLAND. - Meadow Hay, 3/ Os to 41 10s; Ditto G.N.E. purchase e 1% -1% dis. 7%
Signor Lorenzo; Elvira, Madame Florentine; Fenella, Mlle. Clover, 3/ 5s to 4110 s; and Straw, 1/ 2s to 1/ 9a per load. York and North Midland 50 274 -28 27% 34
rustics sin- uld desire for "the nonce " to rub their f u ortin his family The insurrection may be considered as virtually at
Monti. he may not have the means os pp g y
. . Trade dull, at late rates.
In act first, a Grand Divertisement ; La Gnrache et Napolitaine,
,kitty••h real live Peers and Members of Parliament an end • the Count DE CABAL, the Governor of LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS.
tIY Messrs. Kohlenherg, Soto, Aussandon Soloansky, Allegrini, Pas- with r ' fur a single week in the event of sickness or being out 0 , 1 WHITECHAPEL. - Meadow Hay, 31 Os to 41 8s;
elks, Emma. Dantonte, and the Ladies of the Corps de Ballet ;Le to partake in the post-prandial enjoyments of legisla-
uf employment, and could not leave sufficient to de- porto, had refused to pronounce in favour of SAL- Clover, 3/ Oa to 4/ 10s; and Straw, 1/ Is to 1/ 8s per load. Leasing Business
Boleti's, by .Madlles. Mathilde, Rosa, Juiten, and Lamoreux, and M. DANDA, and the latter who had failed to eff.ct aßailways. Paid. Nominal Prices.
good,andtrade dull. ,
Colonel - Supply
Ehrick. Finale Generale, in act third, La Tarantella, by Madlle• tors, hereditary and elected, more especially when
fray his funerel expenses in the event of death de- • • •
junction with the sth Cacadores, under Joe- _
Amalie Feraris, M. Charles, Madlles. Kohlenberg, Soto, Anssandon,
the exertions made to beat up for fitting
afflicted
wife and ,MEET map-maws. Barks and Hants
Soliatisky, Allegrini. Paseales. Emma, Da.ntonle, Mathilde, Rosa, we consider , prising his wire anu helpless Children Of their quiet Bk..NTO, was endeavouring to effect his escape SOUTHALL, APRIL 23.-Toe supply of stock here, to-
Julie's, and Larnoreux, Mll. Ehriek told Gotniet, and the Ladies and recruits to take part in " the grand demonstration ?' Ex. 5 per Cent Gt. Western 6 %-1 P.
only provider ? It is indeed a monstrous anomaly, into Spain. This intelligence is confirmed by the day, was not large, yet the general demand ruled heavy, Bir. and Orford Gentlemen of the Cotps de Mallet.
Director of the Music and Conductor, M. Balfe. Well, the banquet has takers place. Five or six rotes of the followin telegraphic dispatch in Paris at drooping pricea. Beef, from 2e 61 to 3s 8d; Mutton, rec g Juncecallsduly
that the man who, in justice and equity, should be paid, or with a
After winch will be presented the admired Ballet,
hundred persons have had an excellent dinner. Tney from Madrid:- 2s 6d to 4s; Lamb, 4s 104 to 5s 6d; Veal, 3s 2d to 3s 8d;
LES METAMORPHSES, : taxed most heavily, is permitted to escape scot free, to e and Pork, 3s 2d to 35 8d per Sibs, t i sink the offal. guarantee .. Do .. .. all 2834 - 2934 i
IA which Ms.dlle. Carlotta Grid:, Madlles. Rosa, Esper, Lamoureux, have seen three or four noblemen with seats iu the -- IRE AMBASSADOR OF FRANCE TO_THE MINISTER OF Do., withou is
Julien, Allegrini, Aussandon, Kohlenberg, Pascales,Soldansky, Sots, snap his fingers in the face of the tax-gatherer, while FCItEIGN AFFAIRS. RoNFoRD, APRIL 23.-Our market has been exceed- guarantee .. De .. •• all 27 -28
MM. Ehrtnk, and Charles wit appear. . House of Lords, perhaps an equal number having
Madrid, April 20, Five o'Clock P.m. ingly inactive, and prices have tended downwards. Beef, itirm. WoL &
the man who, on every principle of sound policy, Dud.' c ' ails duly
Application for Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets, to be made at the Box-
by courtesy,
titles . and eight or ten representatives of " According to the news of the 16th inst., wh-ch has from 2s lid to 3s 8d; Mutton relit of the wool), 2s 6d paid, or with a
office of the Theatre. Doors opened at Seven, the Opera to com-should be encouraged and sustained in his arduous to 3s 8d; Lamb, 4s 10(1 to 5s hid ; Veal,
mence at Half-past Seven o'clock. Protectionist constituencies. They have heard very been communicated to me by the Portuguese Ambasaa-3s '2d to 3s 8e; guarantee •• Do .. • . 253( sg - 934 p
course, is most heavily assailed in every part of his doe, General Saldanha, discouraged by the bad reception Pork 3s to 3s 6d per 81bs. Suckling Calves, 18e to 1/2s; Do., without a
THEATRE ROY el,. DRURY LANE. eloquent speeches from Sheriff Aelsore and Professor and Milch Cows with their small
career. From the hour of his rising in the morning he had met with at Coimbra, has directed his course
Buckinghamsh.
.. Do .. .. 254 7 - 8 p
Lon. &N.W. all 17% -18
Lessee and Manager, Mr. James Anderson.
ATTOUNs and some not quite so brilliant from other
f towards Spain." HAILSHAM, APRIL 23.-Prime Beasts and Sheep sold Clydesdale June, Caledonian ail 41 -43
THE GREAT EXHIBITION% until retiring at night, at every meal he partakes o ,
Mr. James Anderson, lessee and manager of the Theatre Royal 8 Honourable M P 'fnot
maker. in one of which an . ~ i The Journal des Debuts states that it was ru- slowly, at about stationery price 4. All other kinds of E. Lin., Guar. 6
rury Lane, begs to acqoaint the Nobility, Gentry and Public in e- *-1 at any relaxation he may venture to indulge Stock were very dull. Beef, from 3s to 4e; Mutton, 3* per Cent. •• G. Northern all 32% -32 X
general, as well also 'Messieurs les Stranvers,.that he has determined directly, at least by implication, termed a Noble moored that SALDANHA had succeeded in effecting Gloucester and
upon a GREAT REDUCTION IN TitE PRICES OF ADMISSION f Coremons "an aris- ,
• in the hand of the tax-collector is percepti- his escape across the frontier. SAM:Us/HA addressed 2.1 to 4s 4d; Lamb, Si to 5s 6d; Veal, 3a 2d to 3s 6d Dean Forest IGt. Western 18 par - 1 1834
at the Theatre ]Royal, . R 1 Drury Lane, on and after BASTER Member of the House 0 ,
le
appropriating a considerable portion of his the following letter to the Duke of Tzucesee, at per Sibs. Hull cad Selby Yk. &N. M. all 1014 - 102%
MONDAY, APRIL 2lst, 1851. tocratic buffoon." alley have drank with enthueiastn ° ARUNDEL, APRIL 22 -Our market is beavy, on the Do. 4 Shares 00 • • all 504 - 514
In order to avoid the reproach of taking an unworthy advantage • •earnings. The moment he can accumulate Santarem :- Do. % Shares 22% - 23%
following teims :-Beef, from 3s to 4s; Mutton, 3s Leeds a
of the time, and those who hmour us with their presence, the the toast of the " tenant farmers,' nine-tenths of . .
"Leiria, April 11, 1851. nd Brad. Midlaud • • all 98 - 100 99
cosec has arranged his scale of prices so that they may tally, as near the class to whose welfare and lsy by anything he becomes a proper subject . 6d to 4s 8d; Lamb, 4s 8d to 5s 8d; Veal,3s 2d to 3s 8d Lon. and Green. S. Eastern . all II -1 i %
as Possible, !Rh those of the continental theatres. And as every the assembly belonging to . e sfr_A general rising has long been pre part d per Blbs. Do., Pref. . Do .. .. all 234 - 244
tor tax stion. Let him contribute to the national ex- i Lowestoft, Gd. 4
one who visits the.e shores must of nee-city be desirous soft prosperity the bumper was devoted, while the throughout the k ngdovn against the prevarications, pscu- Came A 23 0 I limited business • ESTER, APRIL .- ny a
of visiting -the National Theatre (so libel-411Y patrontBed by the Go- , lly vend iture in proportion to the value of his savings, lotions, and continued infractions of the Constitution per Cent. • Norfolk • • all 15 -16
venunent, the Court, and the country) to witness the representation parties whose pecuniary advantage they were real) .l h C &deg, teed prices are lower.-Beef, from 3s to 41 ; De., 6 per cent Do .. •• all .. -..
or the Immortal works of our great dramatist, the Lessee has, in end let there be no exemp ions of any kind,
have I
for committed by t e eouut of Thomar. More than once Mutton, 3s 4d to 4s 4d; Lamb, 55 to 5s 6d; Vealands
Michileebro' c
order to facilitate the wishes of all parties, deter nined upon the fol- endeavouring to promote-the " landocracy"-werevented it b • •• • ,
eye pr. - „
°- 3s to 3s 8d per B.bs.
ever exemption directly and almost necessaril
lowing scale of price, :_
over sub Bilentio. But, for all that, we beg tu ev 5' y • * that •11-omened fromthe •
electing 1 . man Ministry by legal N. & East, 5'
passed -------___ __
Stalls and Dress Circle - - - be. If a man ossess but 1001 din
leads to fraud. P • means, but the prose" dings of the Majorities in both per Cent. -E. Counties . all 54 -56
First Price. Second Trice. assure them that the bread-tax is not, nor will it be, CORN AVERAGES. 00. •New .. 'to • • • • 43 4- 6 p
Boxes.
restored, nay, more than that, at this moment the 1
thing I could do GENERAL A V ERAGE PRICES OF BRITISII CORN Preston and IL.&N. W. i all 42
_.. 4,
Pit - - - - - - 2s. ls. Od. to avoid such rising was
g to accept W 3 re • • .. S &La.& Y.)
ount. His industry alone should be free, so that "r) - • •For the Week ended April 17, I iis I, made up from the Returns of the
Lower Gallery _ - - - Is. I No half-price recognised leaders of the party in either H.ouse would am the invitntien of many of our brave companions in Inspectors in the dinerent Cities and Towns in England and Walos Do. 4 SharesA Do •• • • 104 74 -84 p•
Upper tiallery - - - -W. j to Galleries. have every assistance to put by and aces- horrified at the per Imperial Quarter. Read., Guild.,
private Boxes to admit 8 reducsd from 31. 3s. Od. to 21. Us. 6d. not venture to impose an import duty on corn, even if he should arms, who, future which the presence and Reigate .. S. Eastern . all 21 - 214 214
Ditto 6 ditto 21. 12s. 61. to 21. es. ed. Tho
parlia. ululate capital. Out more, thee, and while there is of the Cuunt mar in the Ministry pre- I WHEAT. (BARLEY. OATS. I
PRICE -139 s 5d 24* 5d 1 178 5d 1 214's"id 12s6z:Tnia. 1275,:A56d Roy. & Hitehin G. Northern 64 7% _ 8
Ditto 4 ditto 2/. 23. Oil. to I. 11.. rd. they had sufficient Strength inside the wells of
0. tshep Ex.. Do .• .. 3 1%
.... ilip.
Ditto 4 ditto 11. 1 ta. 6d. to 11. Is Od yet time, we call on all who feel themselves ag- pared for us, urged me to put myself at their bead ; DUTIES ON FOREIGN CORN. Shef., Roth. and
' • meat to carry such a proposition. The poor man'a loaf
by and, a military demonstration, obtain the result which SHEAT. I BARLEY. I ckTs.
THIS i.VENlsne
Will ha presented by her Ma•eety's Sesysete .be taxed for the benefir of the privi- grieved
- -
can never again 2% -2% dirs.
OFF S' OF SPADES. Prince oi Moskan, 51r. W. Leer,:ke an exertion proportioned to the importance of this moment all the chiefs of theh QUANTITIES OF GRAIN SOLD IN THE PAST WEEK. Wear Val. 6 per
THE Q ' . popular party have
k 31- Barrett ; Katielta Nend rf, 11: s. le d f The advantages of the " large loot are COt°Wheat, 35,653 ; 'aeries, 34,084 ; Oats, 18,023 ; Rye, 78 ; Beans, Cent. gua. .. Stock.& Dar. all 24 - 24% 24% % !van, vir. pea; Kor ec • . • ge few.
subject. Let them bestir themselves actively and remained quiet, but your Excellency may rest assured
lasb,tt; Olga. Mrs. W. LacY'
Operatic Spectacle,l • too well known and too fully appreciated in the the6;ssl; Peas, 630 quarters. Do. do. •• Do • • • • all
.. _ ..
,El,
Men A new grand en Led AZ ~while there is yet time. But ifDo. do. •• Do • • •• all .. _
..
waiter w ' R Nen. Mr. Vansenhott ; Azael, Mr. J. Ander- humble households of hard- worked artiz .ns and ' that the military demonstration, at the head of which I - wilts, sem., &
THE IntODIGAL. ea
Mr. Cooper ; Sethoa. Mr. GENERAL THEATRICAL FUND -Yesterday, pur- evey,
ow • smenophts, Mr. W. West ; Bucharis, i L .
through their own carelessness and apathy, resolved to place myself mouth .. Gt. Western all 44% -45% 45%
' ' " ..1 Miss Villar3; Nefte, 3 rs. Walter Lacy ; Lea, operatives throughout the length and breadth of the ,is not sufficient to overthrow silent to a requisition, a general meeting of the subscribers
Rafter; Jeph-e, --favourable opportunity is thrown awe the extortioner who oppresses the nation, a movement the favouy,.itself .o
14 wine. Victorine Legrain (Premier Sulet dun Opera de Paris), who
land, to be easily surrandered. The parties who have to this fund was held in the saloon of the Lyceum Theatre,
engaged for the oceasio . will manifest in all the prazrzitzNCll SNARES.
hats been expressly and the galling chains rivetted for a furtherprovinces, the end of to revise the rules of the institution previous to thee. embodie
benefited by the change, who have been enabled to which no human perspicacity can foresee. I have just ment in the royal charter of incorporation,
for which appli-
.
TRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. f three let them not indulge in unmaniterm o t years,
satisfy the cravings of their hungry children with ay been told your Excellency lies marched out of Linen cation is now being made. J. B. B k ' RallwaYe.
'PIMA anager, Old Brompton. uc stone, Esq., having Paid Nominal Prices. Buslaesa doee
d-r- B. Webster, Sole Lessee and .M ,
complaints and lamentations, but consider that they at the liaise of some troops to support the peculating taken the chair, the members present proceeded to the con-
THIS EVE m`l(4. sufficiency of plain and wholesome untaxed food, wid
• win be performed DON CASSAR DE BAZAN. Don Caw, themselves are chiefly to he man who '
blame, and determine by Minister, t unites in himself all the tor- sideration of rules 32 and :.',l, relating to the death of an- --____
tle r•lel•t. t. t h • Ifh no e c,jo e in o consen Ingot e reviVa o t eAberdeen • • •• II lc di. • • a ,-.- par 4 dia.
Me. I. Wallask.a of their future conduct, more especially at the hustings 'on and all the odium
rupti. .
.nuitants. . Mr. L -cy moved, and 'tr Lewis seconded • 01 of the nation. I have the
After which, a new and (as times go) original domesticdrsvim
mi.
burden they have shaken off, by the assurance that a pleasing conviction, that not one of those who accome "That the representatives of a deceased annuitant be entitled ~'heater and Holyhead - all 16M, - 16%
• starting Interen, entitled AIRLINE ; or, The Fortunes and . 'et
during the next general election, to remove the to claim the portion of the quarterie sala-y due at his or her Dund. Per. & Aber. June, au
Nt - Cs,
tudes et a Bohemian Celli. Count Arnhem, Air. J. Bland. Count fi dd t would " on/ ' •
ss. xe u y wou y increase the price of the patsy your Excellency will fail t attics .
o -ppate in my
- death, and 10/. also as burial money." To this Mr. Cullen- East Anglian (3/. 10s.)
Fiorestine. Sir,. L. S. B7ckinzham ; Thaideus of Warsaw, Miss P. .
H loaf by one halfpenny, and that would not be much roach to which the are justly liable and to show ideas and in my wishes to d • reproa y 1 . . eliver the nation from the ford moved an amendment, to the effect thatsuch r 6 per cent. -•• . au 2% _2%
. epresen-
Marto., ne
; -eslishoof, Mr. IL Buckstone ; the Gipsy Queen, Jan H. their determination to secure for themselves a just yoke which oppresses it. Duke of Terceira! if you for- Eastern Counties Eaten.,
Bedford, /complained of-if (eh, this if, it possesses miracu- get that after our tinie there-is •an inexorable tribunal
tatives be entitled to claim the balance of annuity, or 10/
•• ..5 per cent. eel • • all
and equitable measure, in the Parliamentary session. but not both. Mr. Worrell having seconded this amendment, -Do. No. 2 - • • •• 1 -% P Pm
loos qualities)-they got their beer id, per pot cause history, in which the glorious pages to which your 't • all % dis - par x.d
THEATRE- R.DYAL, ADELPHI. of 1854.1 was put and carried by a large majority. Mr. Cullenford Do. New 6p. cent. Stock all 11 - 11% 11%
.• Under the, rii.....finr. ...I AS ..I .....-P.l.arta_ _,---- I" 'Po en wore the VnO,IIP 4 TnPntatinn tn Ise Excellency has an inconteet;hl iis ;"
....C1 r.er..t w... he nomnlet•dv th-e Trlnveri Ara Mr. Worrell EiPenn dud • ”..,-.1,,t;,-.... ~..--.._ tr,,,,,,,,, Tinian_ Eerie

The Protectionists, encouraged by the near
chance of attaining office through the weakness of the
present Ministiy, and the universal disgust excited by
" the precious Budget," have anticipated the period of
their usual symposia. There are always persons ready
and willing to gorge themselves to repletion, and to
imbibe bumpers pottle deep for the "good of their
country." And in truth our Protectionist friends have
at all times exhibited the utmost promptitude in dis-
playing such acts of patriotism. The " ruined agri-
culturists" never hesitated at the outlay of a few
sovereigns when certain of obtaining a good
dinner, followed by good wine, dispensed with
no niggard hands. It would be a bad cause, or
at least one of very little interest, that could not in-
duce some hnndreds to assemble together in its name.
Why, then, should we feel astonished if the Music
Hall at Edinburgh should be crowded, when the
worthy bucolics might be enabled there to see the
lions of monopoly trotted out for their especial delec-
tation,—why should we be surprised if the gaping
rustics sb' uld desire for "the nonce " to rub their
skirts with real live Peers and Members of Parliament,
to partake in the post-prandial enjoyments of legisla-
tors, hereditary and elected, more especially when
we consider the exertions made to beat up for fitting
recruits to take part in " the grand demonstration ?"
Well, the banquet has taken, place. Five or six
hundred persons have had an excellent dinner. Tney
have seen three or four noblemen with seats iu the
House of Lords, perhaps an equal number having
titles by courtesy, and eight or ten representatives of
Protectionist constituencies. They have heard very
eloquent speeches from Sheriff Aolsore and Professor
ATTOUN, and some not quite so brilliant from other
speakers, in one of which an Honourable M.P., if not
directly, ut least by implication, termed a Noble
Member of the House of Coremone, " an aris-
tocratic buffoon." 'They have drank with enthusiasm
the :toast of the " tenant farmers," nine-tenths of
the assembly belonging to the class to whose welfare
and prosperity the bumper was devoted, while the
parties whose pecuniary advantage they were really
endeavouring to promote—the " landocracy"—were
passed over sub silentio. But, for all that, we beg to
assure their' that the bread-tax is not, nor will it be,
restored, nay, more than that, at this moment the
recognised leaders of the party in either House would
not venture to impose an import duty on corn, even if
they had sufficient strength inside the walls of Parlia-
ment to carry such a proposition. The poor man's loaf
can never again be taxed for the benefir, of the privi-
leged few. The advantages of the " large loaf" are
too well known and too fully appreciated in the
humble household,' of hard- worked artiz.ns and
operatives throughout the length and breadth of the
land, to he easily surrendered. The parties who have
benefited by the change, who have been enabled to
satisfy the cravings of their hungry children with a
sufficiency of plain and wholesome untaxed food, wid
not be cajoled into consenting to the revival of the
burden they have shaken off, by the assurance that a
ss. fixed duty would " only increase the price of the
loaf by one halfpenny, and that would not be much
complained of—if (eh, this if, it possesses miracu-
lous qualities)—they got tt.eir beer ld. per pot
cheaper !" Even were the vague expectation to be
realised, and the revenue derived from the new duty
were suffici-nt to enable the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER to strike off the malt-tax (end it should
be recollected that it would require an importation of
no less than twenty millions of quarters of corn an-
nually to produce such a result), there are
few who would not reject the exchange with
disdain —who would not prefer that the
children's hunger should be satisfied rather than the
fathers thirst; that there should be a sufficiency of
food for all, rather than too much drink for one. We
do not by any means undervalue the obtaining a
cheap and good glass of beer for the working man.
Taken in moderation, it is a wholesome beverage, cal-
culated to improve- his health and strength; but we
must also add that it is by no means off quel import-
ance in the domestic economy, to " the staff of life"
—a cheap and good loaf—the article of primary ne-
cessity in the cottages and garrets of the labouring
population of the country.
repeal
of
jelahu:diiiiegi
The Noble Chairman said that, " if when the price
of wheat fat to 38s. per quarter, the interest on the
millions,
which would the s
merevrdeeisutml:f
national debt were to be reduced to some eighteen
he could understand it, and was not sure
but that he might become a Free-trader himself."
Does ha not perceive that the evil to which he alluded,
and the magnitude of which we recognise as fully as
he can do, is not produced by free trade, but by our
infamous monetary code? that it would not be reme-
diedclass byon
only at
acornt-hlaw,
expense
Actsou, ofs ls
tBelm9
the community, but by the.
and 1844, end the establishmetaiteti,freau
of currency that would afford
the very life-blood of industry—adequate to the
wants and exigencies of the country. his would
afford real protection to British y of all de-
scriptions, without exception or drawback. Sheriff
ALisoN, too, showed that he clearly understood
the
true condition of the question, when he pointed out
that the effect of the boast of the organ of the
bullionists of making one sovereign at the
present day do the work which two could
previously have performed, or, in other words,
that a sovereign now possesses double the purchasing
power that formerly belonged to it, was practically to
double the weight of our public burdens_to make
fifty millions of taxation as heavy as a hundred mil-
lions, But,.whea the Noble Lord And the eminent

"Leiria, April 11, 1851.
"Sir—A general rising has long been prepared
throughout the kingdom aga,inst the prevarications, pecu-
lations, and continued infractions of the Constitution
committed by the Count of Thomar. More than once
have I pr. vented it by representing the possibility of
ejecting that ill-omened man from the Ministry by legal
Means, but the prom dings of the majorities in both
Chambers convinced every one of its impossibility. The
to avoid such rising was to accept
the n ttitilen could
ci' do
many of our brave companions in
aornmlysi.thvwiing who, horrified at the future which the presence
of the Count of Thomar in the Ministry pre-
pared for us, urged me to put myself at their bead ;
and, by a military demonstration, obtain the result which
the nation wishes, needs, and will infallibly obtain. Until
this moment all the chiefs of the popular party have
remained quiet, but your Excellency may rest assured
that in the same instant in which they are convinced
that the military demonstration, at the head of which I
resolved to place myself, is not sufficient to overthrow
the extortioner who oppresses the nation, a movement
will manifest itself in all the provinces, the end of
which
no hu
man perspicacity pc can foresee. I have just
been
Excellency
acitliyas marched out of Lieteon
at the head of some troops to support the peculating
Minister, the man who unites in himself all the told your i)e
cor-
ruption and all the odium of the nation, I have the
pleasing conviction, that not one of those who accom-
pany your Excellency will fail to -participate in my
ideas and in my wishes to deliver the nation from the
yoke which oppresses it. Duke of Terceira! if you for-
get that after our time there is an inexorable tribunal
called history, in which the glorious pages to which your
Excellency has an incontestible right will be complt tely
neutralised by those in which you will appear as the
champion of the corrupt man, the infamous extortioner,
the known prevaricator, remember, at least, that your
Excellency's conduct not only place a the throne of her
Majesty the Queen in imminent danger, but likewise
causes her dynasty to run the greatest risk. Shoule
your Excellency persist, to me the honour will be due
of having done, for fourteen months, all that lay in hu-
man power to avoid the evils of a revolution—to your
Excellency the disgrace of having rendered it necessary,
indispensable. Let us remember that if in heaven there
is God's justice, the 'awe of morality are likewise not
prohibited on earth. This insurrection will sot be
a struggle of parties; their interests will be
foreign to it; its object will be a graver one,
that of proving to Europe that the Portuguese
nation will not consent that a system of corruption, of
peculations, and •unconstitutionalisms should
.be raised
on high by means of the Government and political doc-
trine. The movement represents purely and simply the
resistance of the nation to the moral death which was
prepared for it after prolonged agonies. The country,
during the indifference with which the Government has
considered its most urgent necessities, and in the cry of
anguish which it raises at this morning, limits itself to
beg for justice and morality.
" Your Excellency can avert the evils which menace
us, save the country from the horrors you ate preparing
for it by causing her Majesty the Queen to dismiss im-
mediately this man fatal in so many respects, and call to
the Ministry persons deserving the national confidence.
Never has there rested upon your Excellency so grave a
responsibility as at this moment.
" Duke of SALDANHA."
The following is the reply of the Count DE CASAL
to SALDANHA'S summons :

GENERAL THEATRICAL FUND —Yesterday, pm,
scant to a requisition, a general meeting of the subscribers
to this fund was held in the saloon of the Lyceum Theatre,
to revise the rules of the institution previous to the r embodi-
ment in the royal charter of incorporation, for which appli-
cation is now being made. J. B. Buckstone, Esq., having
taken the chair, the members present proceeded to the con-
sideration of rules 32 and 3, relating to the death of an-
nuitants. Mr. Lcy moved, and tr. Lewis seconded,
"That the representatives of a deceased annuitant be entitled
to claim the portion of the quarter's salary due at his or her
death, and 10/. also as burial money." To this Mr. Cullen-
ford moved an amendment, to the effect that such represen-
tatives be entitled to claim the balance of annuity, or 10/.,
but not both. Mr. Worrell having seconded this amendment,
it was put and carried by a large majority. Mr. Cullenford
th-n moved ar d Dir. Worrell seconded a resolution, express-
ing the eligibilty of parties performing at the Grecian or any
other sal( on licensed by the Lord Chamberlain to become
members of the fund ; the motion, however, was lost. It
was then moved, seconded, and carried unanimously, that
the number of directors be increased from fifteen to twenty.
one. After considerable discussion it was ultimitely agreed,
on the motion of Mr. Hughes, seconded by Mr. Cowie, that
two new directors should be elected annually, and that five of
the seven goingout by rotation should be eligible for re-elec-
tion. Moved by Mr. Saville, and seconded by Mr. Williams,
that the secretary give three months' notice either of his in-
tention to resign his office o, to apply for an advance of
salary; carried. A vote of thanks having been unanimously
passed to the chairman, the meeting separated.
A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF DR. JOHNSON.—
It is not generally known that Dr. Johnson was a constant
attendant at the service in St. Clements Danes Church. in
one of the pews of which he had a seat for many years. The
circumstance bad almost been forgotten, when the present
churchwarden, Mr. Spence-, instituted same inquiries, in
order that a tablet should be placed in memory to the great
lexicographer. The result was, that a correspondence took
place between the churchwarden and the Rev. Dr. Croly,
which clearly established the fact, that the learned doctor
always sat in No. 18 pew in the north gallery, and against
the large pillar at the end. The churchwarden, the late
churchwarden, Mr. Spillman, and one or two other friends,
de ermined that the pillar should bear a testimonial record-
ing the interesting fact; and Dr. Croly was requested to
write the inscription. This he cordially agreed tu, and on a
neat brass tablet, in the place and on the pillar above referred
to, will be found the graceful tribute to a great man's
memory, from the pen of the eloquent rector of St. Stephen's,
Walbrook, Dr. Croly .—"ln this pew and beside this pillar,
for many years attended Divine service, the celebrated Dr.
Samuel Johnson, the philosopher, the poet, the great lexico-
grapher, the profound moralist, and chief writer of his time.
Born 1709; died 1784. In the remembrance and honour of
noble faculties, nobly employed. some inhabitants of the
parish of 't. Clement Danes have placed this memorial,
A.D. 1851." This "slight" but lasting memorial, at the
cost of the churchwardens, Mr. Spencer, Mr. Spillman, and
one or two others, has been place on the great pillar, and
the pew and the identical seat occupied by the " profound
moralist" are objects of much interest.
ST. STEPHEN'S, WALBROOR.—At the meeting of
the vestry of this paris'i, yesterday, Mr. Rock drew the at-
tention of the vestry to the propriety of throwing open their
splendid church for the inspection of visitors to London
during the Exhibition. In Rome and Italy the church of St.
Stephen—the master-piece of Sir Christopher Wren, was
much talked of, being considered the most stately structure
in Europe—therefore, visitors from those parts would take
great interest in its inspection. He therefore begged to pro-
pose that the church be opened to the public free from charge
or fees, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays during the
time of the Exhibition. Mr. Unwin seconded the proposi-
tion, which was carried unanimously. A vote of thanks
having been passed to the rector (Dr. Croly), the meeting
separated. _ _

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THEATRE' if,t)YALt ADELPHI.
Under the direction of Madame-Celeste.

Will be presented THIS EVENING.
drama. entitled MARI theE
Popular and powerfully interesting Original
DUCANGE.
Atter which a new and origi at Farce called LONDON FOG. Mr.
Frank dopal. Mr. P. Bedford ; Mr. Simple, Mr. Wright; Mrs. Brisk,
Miss E. Harding.
To 60 Joilowea by a new musical, hiatorb,al, pastoral. ennical
fairy drama. called trFLANNIaiAN D THE FAIRIES; or, A
um
Midsmer Night's Dream. Phelim O'Flanhlgan, Mr. Hudocn ;
Oberon, All'a E. Chaplin: MarY, Miss K. Fitzwill RM.
T„ copclUde with the laughable farce of A NIGHT of HORRORS.
Scribbleton, Mr. S. Emery.

ROYAL OSBORNE SAUCE.

We have tasted and relished many piquant sauces,
hut the "Royal o,borne" beats them all. What
its component ingredients may be we do not
stop to inquire, seeing that when once enjoyed it
Heels no further recommendation. Indeed, we have
always found it a most difficult problem to solve
" Why you like a thing?" the fact being that you
fancy the reli,h for its own sake, without scanning
too minutely the why and the wherefore, thus agree-
ing with the poet—

PRINCESS'i THEA IRE, OXFORD-STREET.
under the Management or Mr. C. Kea. and Mr. Kee e 7.
THIS EVENING,
will be performed a new
Ilarod orivaal
`vmelaY entitled LOVE IN
-.fp Characters by eters. C. Kean, Keeley, Wigan Harley,
Mrs. W MlStanley, and 'Mrs. C.
A NI • —s • Mrs. KeeleY,
A i(livos;,.Meanow

•' Where ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise."
And in this spirit we say of the Royal Osborne Con-
diment—

Kean. rlarnvdings)o.ecetnectintllsed• ExtravaganzaTiF. ALIIAtt (taken
To conclude y'rv.thzolthinn spect*cnlar --
gewtong
from it Tale, by
or The-Three Moorish PrinCeB3eS. Characters by me,,,, I.:
,lialeY...t. Wigan, Wynn, Cooke, rlexmore • xi, Me,srs• Keeley,
• leash, Kobertzun, Leclerq, Xeeley, Mdlle..A'uriol,7oltd t-I,lTiDee,liely,

" Just try the sauce—it seems so very plain—
But taste it °nu, and you must taste again !"
Such is its peculiar quality, that a connoisseur in these
matters coolly said, " Tnis same sauce gives a relish
to everything; but a beef-steak is good for nothing
without it !" Atter this, we recommend our friend
Sayer to look to his laurels, or the grand spread
at the Exhibition may prove an illusion ! The
Royal Osborne Sauce "is just the thing for the
Symposium !"

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' ' - ItOYAL LYCEUM TAlaaame Vest•rie.
Under the Managernent Vt.
Isele Lessee, Mr. Cha e.? Mathews.
• , 11118 EV4SIN O.
• Will be performed
COOL As A CUCUMBER.
After %bleb, A DAY OF RECICONTSG. hi which Madame Vestri,
vrt,:,l appear for ha first time since her indisposition,
care,:',Alcilu, de with a new And ,giginat Fairy Extravaganza.
' -"L BLIFEN OF TUE FROGS Characters by MessrC
Mathews it '
Matthew:. Lit"l,9, Bellingham, Rorncastle, Morris ; Mrs Frank
-- ".i. at. George, Miss Martindale, and %fig,' Oliver.

ILOYAL OLYMPIC THE—ATM&
~; „.,
• 143,4** and Manager, Mr. Vir - 2 arru"'
Tllt. Bvir,N wet.
WI I be prformed SIR ROGER DE f OVERLEY , ton H•
and ber Wooer*. Pap p. w Duren, CoMP
red by Messrs. W. Lee,Ben`ler'
F ,
Farrell, W. arr ti,Ju,,, or. the Widow
.Dlddear, G. Cooke, Stud ter% E.
Kitboch endsdws.Stlring, laigh Murray, L. Howard, Adanls'
Turner, Bar lat.
After which CHARLES KING.

DEATH OF SIR CLAUDIUS STEPHEN HUNTER, BART.
—This venerable baronet died on Sunday last at Mortimer-
hill, Berks, in the seventy-seventh year of his age. A vacant
seat is thus caused in the Court of Aldermen, of which Sir
Claudius was the father. He was elected alderman of the
ward of Bridge Without in 1804, a period of nearly half a
century since.
CHICHESTER.—DEATH. OF HARRY CONFER, Esq.—
The decease of this benevolent and highly respectaed gentle-
man took place at his residence in Little London on Tuesday
mooing, at the advanced age of ninety years. His long lite
had been almost entirely spent in this city, which he en-
tered at a very early age, as an apprentice to a draper; and
by almos- unparalleled exertion, rewarded, perhaps, with
more than the usual success by wliicti it is accompanied, he
amassed a large fortune, and has been for many years senior
partner and head of the principal banking establishment in
this city.
►SUICIDE BY A PRISONER AT THE HOUSE OF COR-
secnoN.— On Monday last an inquest was held before the
town coroner at the House of Correction, over the body of
Wm. Doherty. Doherty. aged 31 years, Mr. Jackson stated that the de-
cease wninagesnethtenHceedwlaasstaqnuaairitmeraskeesrsiboynstratode.thrHeee Mwoanstha an'
I spoken to him the Irishman, and in good health when committed. A fortnight
said that he since deceased
odehaadndionoceisioint
forin histhenepcakr.posWe Witness egsisvhi
giving
himself ease,
and epndsooanty
wpreviousi
nt
toe his
at
io intention
odeathfw destroyingh en th
he
ide-
ceasedm
stated that he attendel
surgeontil to the House of Correction,
about two inches and a half long self. Mr. Thom
part, and on the left aide of thneglr
lodeceased, that the wound was
)tleviteafflewtst I two inches deep in one
arrt close to the windpipe.
He had no doubt de-
ceased d
hnaodt tioiuedchferdoman
"Died from the effects of the
cow
when
ill
azi
w2s9und
uaincv....d..._inflicted by the di-
teOutti94ant Jicrogy,

m;.,•'avialTill,,,THE
. .a.SILEY'S koyAL ~
rade tie Patronage of her
prime AletstY and his Royal 'lighten
pror•rietnr and m•iiiage,eno.
ed, and everyt
• The public are respectfully informed "j:27 Ratio
the Theatre has been
establishment hc., effort made to sustain
newly decorated and re-embelllsh
the high repute which this
yndtoedtheto.
and
the vast improvements of additional heteht,hihipo:nwriieirrubtolicfaecsitlitiotaattelotnhe:
:mate entertain-
wank effects, as essentially necesehtater
machinery,
ments, have been particularly
actively employed for the production of a Splendid hvinett.3:_,dePartment
,dycigiiitiry.
from the pen of G. H.;110dwell, Escl. New scee,ry:-..Pectacle,
decorations, and magnificent costumes. The circle win prune
attractive, Mr. Batty liavliig just returned from the Continiiidet
be has iucceeded in malting arrangements with male
artistes of the first talent and celebrity of their professions. leina
Parle
Honiara will Is given in future announcements. .
THIS EVENING,
Will be performed a grand new' Spectacle, entitled ELEIZTOR
THE AMAZON ; or, Queen of France and England.
To be tollowed*by hew ieeepea of the Circle.
To conchide with THE TWO•GfIEGOKIES•
tiox-otllce open from "Eleven till Four.
• Stage Manager, Mr. T. Thompson.

THE CENSUS or GLASGOW.—We understand that
it will not be possible to give an official and authentic state-
ment et the population of the city for some days yet—possibly
a fortnight. In these ciicumstance it is impossible to make
any approximation to the result. We may, howc-vor, state
that the population on the south side of the rivet, Within the
Parliamentary bounds, is, as near as may be, about 60,000,
which is somewhat limier the estimated amount,—,kilt'

IMPRISONMENT Ton DEBT —Among the petitions
presented to the House of Commons on the last night of sit-
ting was one from a person named Patel, complaining of a
six years' incarceration for debt in the island of Jersey, pray-,
ing that the Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors might be
extended to that place.

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