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THE Stalli LONDON, MONDAY EVENING MARCH
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Spirit of the Public Journals. . conquests of the Republic and the Empire extended , Scandinavian fortresses, before the mansions of old UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. .
POLICE INTELLIGENCE-11Iarch 15. PRICES OF SIIARI?S
.._...._•-__. • from the frontiers of Denmark to those of Naples sovereignty, under the palaces of the Hohenzol- .......-...,„......----.-
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(From the Times ofthis day.) -the achievements of one transcendent intellect. lern, and the far more ancient palaces of the OXFORD, MARCH 16. MA NSION-HO US E.- William Player was brought PANIES' STOCK.
Two things go to make up the idea of a dyn %sty, The "fifteen years of glory," so recently referred Hapsburg-Lorraine Kaisers ; under the win- In a convocation held yetesdner, it was unanimoutly up on charg„ of forgery.
(•reed to grant from the university chest a sum not ex- m .
r. Caarles Fox Oppenheim, late of Cape town, Gape --,ne.
-the perpetuation of the race, and the continuance to by the present Emperor, had not been consum- dows of the Turk who reigns where the still earlier ,
caeaeding 1501. for books printed at the university press for of Good Hope, and now of Dalston-place, Dalston, ship- Fr 0271 the Official List.
of power in the hands of successiye generatitons. mated, but neither had Napoleon's wonderful ca- Kaisers of the East held sway ; in the fair cities of
the library of St. Thomas's, Colombo, in Ceylon.
owner and master mariner, said-" I have known the
The good fortune of the Emperor of the Frencla has reer been dashed by any signal defeat, nor his con- Italy, under the Castle of Sant' Angelo itself in In the same convocation, the names of the following
ii prisoner. He had been in my employment for mor'e PLTBLISUBD EVERY TUE".DAY AND FRIDAY EVENIN6
' t fulfilled for him the first of these two c.
ills men_ fidence in his good genius been shaken by disaster that venerable capital which connects by the one gentlemen, to fill the offices of examiners and moderators
, than three years as clerk at the Cape. I just met him in LONDON, FRID A.Y, MAACK 14, 1856.
tions. The Empress has been safely delivered. of a ' -all this was yet to come. Was it to be wondered extant link the history of Christendom with that in their
lrespective schools, also met with the unanimous .
wan
tue streets of Loudon, and gave him in charge for hay-
son, and the near approach of peace has been he- at, that he who sprung from the comparative ob- of the classic vrokld, greeting to the Imperial infant approve of the house :-
GAS-LICHT IND COKE COMPANIES.
PUBLIC EXAMINERS.
In Literis .: ing forged some bills of exchange. He escaped from the
1 Cape in February last, and the forgeries were committed
raided by an event still more auspicious to the scurity of a distant island-had risen suo Ma?* was given, at almost the same moment, throughout
.y o .
Mr. Wm. Hedley, M.A., Universit C 11
existing Government of France than the proxiialate to imperial command-who could unfold the map that Europe which, forty years ago, was banded in Mr. Fredk. Meyrick, M.A., Trinity Coll. beforo he made his escape." Dividend Amount
Hurnauioribus. Name of Company. per , cf Paid. ' Price.
close of hostilities. The same good fortune esehich of Europe, and bid his bickering relatives choose arms to overturn the throne destined for his inheri- Mr. A. Storey Farrar, M.A., Queen's Cell. The Lord Maonr-Have you seen the forgeries ? Annum. ; Share. i
Mr. Robert Walker, M.A., Wadham Coll., in Scieutiis
has raised Louis Napoleon from an exile to a Bone_ their kingdoms-was it strange that Napoleon, in tance.
Witness---I have. One is for 871. 15s. 41, and was
cl.eiseounted at the Cape Commercial Bank. It purports , f,,,,,,,,,
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_Methematicis et Physicis.
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reign has now presented him with an heir, on esdhom 1811, should have believed himself almost a god, Strange is the situation, momentous the epoch,
Mr. Henry John Stephen Smith, M.A., Balliol Coll., in
tbe drawn by Benjamin Norden in my favour, and D'itio' •Irovincla.l.... - ,
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may devolve his vast acquisitions, and who wi:11, at and that the nation he had covered. with glory, which mark the dawning moments of the child.
Scientia Naturali. 71. 20 0 5 20 A 0 2434
any rate, have as good a claim as any other Friench- and placed at the head of the European system, The father's Empire "meant peace," meant respect
MODERATORS. allegedtto be accepted and endorsed by me. There is a Brighton ...... •• •• ..
cheque for 861. Is. id., less the discount, alleged to be 5/. 20 002, 0 0 13
City of London ...... 41.05. 100 0 0 150 e o -
man to the throne of the first nation of the con_ should have offered him almost divine honours. for the rights of surrounding nations, eecurity for Mr. George Ridding, M.A. Exeter Coll. In Sehola
signed by me. It was drawn on the 30th of January. Evit„Vie ...........: 21,705, 50 0 0
Contirpntal (4th Cup ) 10 0 0 20 0 '0 -
ti lent. In his achievements he stood alone-in his " vault- their independence. Mr. William Basil Ticknef Jones, M.A.., Literarmn,
E There is a bill for 120/ ur ortin to be dr i b Ben- • ' - t
p p g aw 1 y • tweet Lentr..l ....... 8/ per cent. 10 0 0 all 33!-4
all 1 I
Joy and adulation may, no doubt, induce la iany ing ambition" he has happily no parallel, at least Having strictly observed every international obli-
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qr. . urneaux, M.A., Corp. Cans. Coll. Lat.
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manna. jamin Norden. The body of the bill is in the prisonerte Imperial ......., .... I.oi. & bonus. •50 0 0 all 185
.. Bartholomew Price, M.A., Fem. In Diemp marum handwriting, and it purports to be accepted bv me, and
to take so exaggerated a view of this event. that in modern times. gation-having retrieved all the resources of his own
51. , 40 0 0 f , -
they will think such congratulations and hop es as Half a century has well nigh passed away, dur- country, re-established society, revived industry, broke Ccall. Mathematicarum there i •
s a cheque for 115/., less tbe discount, drawn 1
, L0nd0n.......... ~, „
Independent .......••
_ 50 0 0
Do., Part Preference 62. per cent. 25 0 0 Pt .
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we have to offer far below the importance ani I the ing which France has been the sceneof unexampled and forced the most mistrustful of foreign States to Mr. Francis Harrison, M.A., Oriel Coll. &bola. against it of the date of the 6th of Feb., on the South ' P,:colis ............, 4L per cent. 60 00620 0 40
happiness of the present occasion. But while he ping events, and of changes so unlooked for as to astound confide in his loyal and upright designs, he has In a congregation held immediately after, the following African Bank. We knew nothing of the f • h
e orgeries wen , Rattlliffte •• ••••• •• • 51' ,100 0 0 16 0 0 16
United t•eneral ...... 2/. 10s '5O 0 0 all 20
for the child that has just entered into this ororld and bewilder. She has witnessed the overthrow of since, ill. conjunction with England, vindicated. the ciegrees were conferred :- the prisoner moped on the 7th of Feb. I was charged Westminster Chartered 4i aer ee;it. 50 0 0
of troubles and vicissitudes a less checkered: and her idolised chief, and the possession of her capital outreged dignity of public law, and repelled an as- DOCTOR OF CIVIL LAW. with having forged the drawer's name, and was dismi, a -d. Ditto, New ........ ' - 53 0010 ;, 0 -
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Rev. John Thomas, Trinity College.
more auspicious fate than has waited upon his pre_ by foreign armies. She has seen her overgrown sailaut who menaced Eurepe itself. In effecting ,
BACHELOR OP CIVIL LAW.
decessors born in the purple, we cannot forge t the boundaries shrink with the fall of him who en- this last great achievement, he has incidentally re- Reg.
David Erskine Dewar, New College. WATER-WORKS.
teachings of history, particularly of the historry of larged them to the dimensions of France before the vived all that fame in arms for which France need Cyril William Lipecembe, Fellew of New College. William Williams. •
France, nor be blind to the many chances -iihich Republic. She has seen the Bourbons restored by fear few rivals in either ancient or modern DOCTOR OF MUSIC.
John Hall, charged with having received a quantity of
The prisoner was remanded. Dividend Amount
Paid. Price.
interpose themselves between the cradle an i 1 the the mostpowerful combination of foreign powers ever history. This he accomplished, we say, ince- Edwin G. Monk, Exeter College.
gold dust, well knowing that it had been stolen, wei,3 N'lle
er
CornP'"lY• Anljnetri m . S hoafr e .
throne of the baby Emperor. Not a little re- a lark- known ; she has seen two bloody revolutions which dentally ; for as he himself truly and happily M AL3, To
rEalße
tOtF
(A)RriTeBl•Colleere.
Ellen, the wife ef Nine Harriegton,
Rev. Barwell E. W again brought up for exarnit;so ion, and again remanded. W s. o. I s. C.
able is it to observe that from the accession of - have resulted in the expulsion of the Bourbons, remarked, so strong has been that movement
Rev. William Michell, Now College. a ttatgag ta ! East London
- beard the Corsair Brine, appeared agein-tt Coe firm of He'i1t....,‘,................ 6/. per cnt. Stock. 100 -
Louis XIV. to the present time not a single King root and branch ; but, most strange vicissitude of towards industrial prosperity and moral regene- 1 Rev. David E. Dewar ditto. Grand duaction .• 4, per cet 150 0 0 all 'lel,
or Governor of France though none of them , with all, she has seen the representatire of that man ration impressed by his policy upou the affairs of Rey. William H. Har't, derny, Magdalen College.
Cookes and Co fll n I '4 .• per cat.' 150 0 1
~ o. '...-ar...-.atie, R1111),WIlei R, ;IA COM- Litlrl!)cti: •• .... •• •• .. - i 100 0 0 -
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the exception of Louis XVIII., have been ehiedless, who was in his time the terror of Europe leap into the Empire, that the war has been but an episode John Gott, Brazenotm College.
plained that they, being the owners of that veesel, had ! 'Sew itiwer Con"1"1".• 21.105. 1 - _ ---
has been succeeded at his demise by his son. the vacant throne, to the exclusion of the dynasty for France, and the splendid recovery and even Newton R. Stuart, student, Christ Church.
Raglan G. H. Somerset, atudeat, Christ Church. refused to pay her the t
, .am of 4/. 100, the ameunt al- Sivocustth .
.NIEV a, ,
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(ki l ::::s ,
,Vxa. uxhall 1) per cnt 'lOO 9 0
5/. -r cent. i6l 00 ! --
c 9..,.
95
Louis XIV. survived. his son, his grandson, and it cost millions of lives and of treasure to restore, augmentation of her martial glory but an incident.
Rev. Frederick J. H. Beaver, Jew's College. lotted to her from her husiband's pay durieg his absence on - - ' ••
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several of his great grandchildren, and was; sue_ and not only recognised as the elect of the French The peace for which he has striven, the peace of Rev. John S. Davis, Pembroke College. on' il. voyage.
BRIDGES.
ceeded at last by one of the younger childeein of nation, but on terms of close friendship and al- which he proclaimed his Empire to be the symbol, ' _____ The complainant produced the allotment note, and
his ,gra.ndson, the Duke of Burgundy. LOID.S.XT. liance with the representative of that Sovereignand is just in the dawn of its return, when the heir of CAMBRIDGE, MARCH e. atated that on a former occa.:ion, when her husband had Dividend , _on.,unt '
survived his son, and was succeeded by his get and_ the ruler of that people whose power and policy his fortunes comes into the world, by another of PREVIOUS EXAMINATIONS.
piteyfi,nnga hantrtsthietawlleatin,yaett;
been engaged ni the same weasel, there lied been no heel- Nam° of Company' per i of i'aid. Price.
Annum. ! Share.
pnoonntht-heepqauretsteiir tboef
son, Louis XVI. Louis XVI. left a sou behind.] iim were devoted successfully to the overthrow of Na- those stran„ge coincidences which seem to mark the LENT TERM, 1356.
but that son perished ie the filthy dungeon to vrehiell Poleon, and, as it was believed, to the extinction of destiny of the present Emperor, and to make it in EXAMINERS. d that , I W s. o Z s. d.
tatuin
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the cruelty of the terrorists had. conflued I im. his dynasty ; and now, in this year of grace, 1850, SOMO respects the complement, in some the compen- George Suffield, M.A., Clare College. they considered themselves ju,titied in refuting LT, ~g, , thineereore.. .. .. ....
' d Southwark .......... - i -
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Simon Hile M A St Joh 's Colle e the money, in consequence of having (nein given to un- ; DiL,,, N
The Kiug of Rome, to whom Napoleon forally ' and in the very mouth, almost on the very day of . sation, and in all that is best, only the delayed fal- , 3', • n • n _ g •
Edward Wm. Bloro, M.A., Trinity Cellege. derstaed that, in consequence of a diea4:reeinent between ' Waterloee '-
wof 714 p.c 1/. per cent., a.l 0 0
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hoped tu bequeath the boundless empire he had the month, in which the hopes of the French nation filtneat of the attempts and hopes connected with 1
1 Joseph B. Mayor, 1t1.A., St. John s College. the seaman and his wife, it was riot the internam of tke . Ditto Old knn. of Si. 1/. 14s. Bd.. 60 0 o - -
won died a Colonel in the, A.ustrian service. Ls euis -
were last aroused. by the birth of an Imperial the great Founder's reigen Divine Providence
William F. Wats, Tvl.A., King's College. forcer to complete the voyage by returning in the vessel ! Dino _. Leen ce 71. , 1/. Ios. 4d. •41 0 0 - 21
Vauxhall
. ............ 96,, 1 7!) 10 3 2tW,
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XVIII. was, as we have said, childless. The 1.9 uke Prince, all France is called upon to rejoice that a never destined. the progeny of the marriage with
Robert E. Hughee, M.A , Magdalene College. -a couree celculated to put the oweers to considerable !
do Berri fell by the hand of an assassin in the l'ife- similar event has given assurance, so far as such an Maria Louisa to sway the sceptre which was to Richard Fe o'll A • P b k Coll ,ge
rgus n, e. ~ em ro e t . expense and inconvenience. I DOCKS. '
time of Charles X. ; and his 8011, the Duke de :13 or- event may, that the sceptre may yet be transmitted pa3S for a while from the great race of Napoleon.
Thomas W. Sharpe, M.A., Christ's Collems. The complainant sail that she and her husband had !
deaux, is in exile from the land which his ancest ors from the vigorous hand that now wields it to a The stormy and warlihe Empire of the first niou- CANDIDATES FOR HONOURS we 1858. parted on good terms when he went on the voyage, and !' \raine f c .Dividend Amount ;
' Paid. Price.
regarded as their own estate. The eldest sant of I Napoleon, and. that the dynasty of which France arch was not suffered to. build at once the durable Adam, Joh. Freysell, Trin. 11. Newton, join there was no preteace for eayiug that he would net re- I * e minpany. A peurm.
shte. !
Louis Philippe perished by au untimely accident, may' well he proud shall not fail. edifice of regenerated order in France, and the Allen, Christ's. Fullegar Cries. Nicolas, Christ's. turn. I ;-
!-ith the blaze Andrew, Genie
and his graudsou and heir does not sit upon the To this natural rejoicing the people of this email- dynasty which had scared mankind n - Fulier -1' hf Joh Nightin eat e Trin Sir R. W. Car lon-The owners are nut ectino leeeally I 1 Xs.d.'X s. d.
`-'ll • ' Commercial - ' ..• . .. ! 51. pr cent. , Stock. I Steck. 1 -
Anntield. Pe .1.). Goo'cla, re•E" •INottnd Zi E' * • ref •o t the alto rr '
c, . inausn. , ig , j amen. inf thane o pay t lent note.. Till the owners ;
try will doubtless respond. On the hope of our ef its oudden. glory, sank and a.lmost disappeared.
East and West India:.. ' 6.'. pr cent. ' :4toek. I - --
Verona of hie grandfather. Thus, then, it app ens
Barff Trio. IT Goody, Carus. Oakeley, esus. a ship get advice, as the act of Parliament says, that I East C•antry • . 2os. per sh. -- 1 - -
that for upwards of 200 years in no one of •the ally We would. pray the benediction of Heaven. under iannense calamitiee e but these were only thaker pemb.
Grafton, Trine H. Penton, Caius. a seaman engaged by them bat left tile ehip and fit kited newton .•• •.-•• .. I 51. pr cent. Stoc't. I - : 150
dynasties to which France has been subjected .laits May the fate of the infant who was yesterday the tribulations which attended almost every great Barnacle, Joh. Green, Caiue. Parry, Corpus. his wages, they have no alternative left them nut to pay pit'', 3°.ndg'• •• •• -4/. per cent. - -I -
the son eucceeded. to the throws of the father. It‘fe morning us'aered into this breathing world be far and permanent transfer of authority and trust Barees, T., Joh. Green, Joh. Pearson, A., Joh. the money, aed tne neweistrate has iio alternative but to •
St; I.(haa.narme ........ 4, pr cent. 5 Stock. - 1 531 A;
pt.0..1.1......... ; ,
different from the last who bore his name, and Was among maneeind. The blow wee struck which had Barton, Emmen. Gregory, Emmen. Penley, Corpse.
•:: 7.135 i. pserCrenet.. 'eg g g ig g 0 i 38'
have no claim to offer any opinion with regard. to
Baylis, Joh. Gruggen, Joh. Permethorne,Tr.ll order the payment with nests, and I certainly feel mueh 1191Corireal
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the internal government of France as new eten- born to his high position. The little king of demolished the past ; the tree was planted which _ „ „, .
Deii, lain. Flailley, Trin. Pitcairn, Jesus. gratineation in diving the order accordingly.
blished; aud with reference to our own relations Rome had barely learned to lisp the accents of shoald overshadow the future.
Bennett, G., Joh. Hart, Trin. Platt, H. E., Trin. Thos. Shrirapton, who was cliarged on Friday with JOINT-S rocK BANKS.
with that couutry have nothing better to wish fi n• 'childhood whou the hurricane which wrecked the Bidder, Trio. Floathcote, Trin. Plowman, Trin. having forged a receipt and auquittance for 19/. 12i. 6d., -
I Dividend Amount
than the firm establisinnent of the dynasty of Lon is c father cast the son on the most inhospitable shore . , (Prom the Daily News of this day.) , Birdwood, Pet. Henniker, Trin.H. Potts, Joh. with intent to defraud the ConainiesiDners of the C't
•31 Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Napoleon. We have found iu the present Enepe- to which he cauld have been driveu by the hard A man-child was born, in the Pelace of the Tulle- Birkett, joh. Henslow, Christ's. Price, Queens'. Sewers, was finally examined. Annum. Share.
ror a true and loyal ally, a Prince thoroughly airea fate his sire so often endeavoured to pierce and ries, yesteneny morning. The luckless infant has 13
Blii:sard, Joh. .
.Heppenstall, Joh. Prior, Trin.
tnefield, Cams. Hewitt, Emmen. Pichard, Job. It appeared that the Commissionerehad been indebted --
the sum of 19/. 12s. 6d. to the
,deceased brother of the I Z s. d. A s. el. _____
to the interest of Frauce and England, andaneioe s propitiate. From the degradation of being at once been. set apert and devoted to the service of Court
Blunt, Pernb. Heywood, Trin. Raven, :fob. A u5tra1a5ia........... :20/. per cent.; 40 0 0 all 97
tei base his popularity, not upon the miserable em - a French Prince and an Austrian subject the child forms from its birth. Other babies are allowed to Bezte, (Aare. Hiley, Poh. Reeves. Trin. prisoner for work as a. smith, and that after the death of British North American , 51. per cent. '5O 0 0
the real claimant the prisoner personated him and re- Commercial of Loudon. 'lo,per cent. 66
'lOO 0 0 20 't!) 0 -
pedient of fomenting ancient dislikes aud discords ,of yesterday is at least secure. Wbatever may be nestle besido the mother, hut this, so says the pro- Bonnets, Joh. Hodgson, Magd. Roberts, Christ's. re,' dth
eive e money, accarding to the usual corporation r .
Colonial .............. 1 5/. per cent. ,100 0 0 25 0 0 103'
but upon the far more durable and reasonable,: hie destiny, the castle of Shoenbrunn at least can- grauame, after being presented to the Emperor, the Borradaile, Joh. Holland, Triu. Robertson, Jesus -
• form. oman ............... ; . per cen . .
'6/ t 25 0 0 25 0 0 4
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basis of mutual esteem and good understanding.. not cast its dark shadow upon it ; that stronghold Empress, the Minister of State, th-,c., was " carried IB3reawnen, Trin. Holley, Trin. H. Rogers, Clem. Loryl.C-oar. Bk. of Aus. j - 20 0 0 all 0 -
The prisoner said he had been authorised to apply for London and County .. ; 10% per cent. 50 0 a 20 0 0 33
cker,Ernman. Horne, Clare. Roger; Trio.
Whateyer contributes to hie welfare, confirms hes and. they who kept its keys belong to a bygone to ite apart ment by the head nurse, accompanied Broome, s
id. Houslev, Clare. Rogers Harrieon, the amount by the widow of his brother, but she denied Londe .oid Westininstr 14/. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 43a;
power, and tends to perpetuate his rule must be drama. The infant conies they say as the Angel by her sub- nurses, the Equerry Commanding the Buckley, Trin. Hudson, R., Trin. Clare. that she had given him any authority or instruction in
. London Joint Stock ... ,12!. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 2.3,4
Provincial of Ireland•• ' 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
regarded as little less iuteresting to England than of Peace to he greeted with the smiles and to re- Imperial Gsdard, and the Equerry on duty." Bell, Ernmau. Ireland, Tribl. Rose, Oath. the matter. Ditto, New......... 1 81. per cent. ID 0 0 all . -
to etrence. If the certainty that he leaves a sue- ' ceiva the blessings of a joyful and contented people. This day, " the Grand Chancellor of the Legion of Bullock, Emmett. Jenkins, Magd. Rouse, Triu. Committed fur trial. • National of Ireland-- 16% per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
cessor behind him shall discourage the repetition The latest accounts assure us that all goes well- Honour will take to the Imperial Prince the Grand BBurtnaby, King:s. Johnstoo, Caine. Seileantsort, Trin. - Nat. Provincial of Eng. I 8!. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
Ditte, New ........ iV. per cant. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
on, Queen s. Kereey, Tun. - Saundereon Triu.
of those attempte upon hie life which the members news which will convey satisfaction to thousands Cordon of the Order and the Military Medal." e .
nll H I- '1 Q ' ' 11 Jh '
uatrip 0 , ~ %.0. ey, neon s. Save , o . GUILDHALL, -Frederick Hoffman, a foreign im. Orienta Bank Corpora.
.8,.p. ct.&bs. '25 0 0 all 421;
of baffled and desperate factions are for ever renew- on both sides of the Channel. Napoleon 111. has Equerries, 'however kind, will make but awkward Lin.
Kettle, Trin. Sandell, Christ's. porter, carrying on business in Basinghall-street, was strohta niisAtraltia
l: .. .. '31401 p.ct.&bts. 25 0 0
mon ot us ra la- - .. per cen .25 0 0 „ 40
72
ing we shall ha.vo the utmost reason to rejoice, that , been blessed with an heir-no ono can doubt nurses, and. a grand cross and a medal will be but Campbell, Emmen Kingdon, Trim Skean Christ'e. charged, according to the pelice-sheet, with stealing a, Ditto .............. 311. per cent. - 2 ii•:i o -
the birth of a Prince has cut off the hopes of the effect of that event in consolidating his power indifferent eubstitutee for a coral and bells-even Chaeasse, Trin. Kitchen, Joh. Skipworth, Eintn. bill of exchanoo for 186/. in Jan. last, and also with as- linien of London ..... 201. per cent. 50 0010 0 0 26.4
tnose wno eougut by violence to intercept the -and. the country he governs may now perchance when the Lime of teething arrives. Such ultra- aultino the rosecutor on Satu • • •h e
it,,r:;sctoplel4,Clnrtial: Knapten, Queen's. Sleseer, Queenhe 8 . p Ha) ,A, t. Unkn of Madrid ... •• . - 4 O 4O 0 0 all
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J ' Lafone Job. Smith, C. A. Pet. Mr. Scarth attended fir the prosecution, and stated CANALS.
sticeeission to the Crown. Such good effects are look forward to a settled regime, and an era of in- formalism mu ight do, even in our day, in Vienna ; '
ar c • .
Cl 1E C. Trin. L ' l •
pn, Inn. Smith F. JOh. that, as the quest•ion of the bill of exchange formed tlie
immediate and tangible, and may be appreciated ternal tranquillity and adyancement. but we may be allowed to question its expediency clerk; R. El, Trin. Llima 7oh. Sin '
tpe, Joh. ground for an action now pending in a. civil oourn ant . -
and acknowledged. without trusting too far to tile -- in Paris. Our gay and gallant neighbours, though Clark, Sid. Latham, Caine. Sneath, Caius. ""libt of , n Dividend Names of ~..
.1 Dividend
• t.l the prisoner had been requireJ bo a capias to put in nw - , e
slippery promises of an unknown future. Bat (From. the Morning Post of this day.) not averse t ) shows, are keenly sensitive to ep:- Colehain, King's.- Letham, G., Trin. Swett), Caiue. bail, it was his intention to proceed with the charge of
'' Compenies 0 per Price Companies "ti per pet„e.
• 4 Annum. '''''
when we gat beyond these immediate beeefits we e, • grams, and rather addicted to making them. The - Coles, Caius. Lee, Christ's. Syrnns, Caius.
assault, and to abandon that for stealing the biil. ' - lf.i3 Annum. r.l.d
ihe birth of a Prince as heir to the throne of • .e c
majoiity o . the population are disposed to sneer at ~,,, . , • s
Collier Chriet's f eernine, Christ's. Teylor, Joh. - ,
are compelled to admit that ruany chances lie he- • • ' u Eine Oath. Loman,behare. Teylor, Me-eel. Alderman Sidney said the charges before him were that '.€ n .
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the French Empire 1,1 an event not to 'oe looked
et . . - wediesvaliere ; and the minority pin their tradi- ;shin &Oliih, 03 71. p. ct. 115 Wacclesfield. ioo 2/. 10s. 51
tween the infant heir of the Emperor stud the •? - • Colquhoun Enna 1.4 •tt E T .t T • of steeling a bill of exchanee for 186 e. and thee of eseault- '
ith the easy indifference with which the teritish
on 7 . - tiouary loyalty to other families than that which - • - • 6"r"
' mill".
emne'l
' rin•
1.1,,,,,1ey.... Ibo - - Seats .. •• •• 100' 16/. -
Empire itself. Should the present Emperor happily Compton, anus. Lindsay, Tria. H. Thompson, Jesus. ing the prosecutor, and it was desirahle to have it dna- Brkillor,Abrg.lso 41. - Oxford.. •• •• 100, - 104
IlatiOn Is WOlnt to reeard the &Here or the suc- e - t -
a piesene occupies the throne. More of the home Crabtree, Joh. Luard, Pet. Told, Trin. tinctly underetood which case was to be taken, so that Birmingham 40 V. 91% Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. 76
survive and perpetuate his power till his son has i • ' P ,
CCM of the hereditary lines ot other foreign States. liness of herman affection blended with the formali- Outten, Trin. Lucas, Jell. Tem, Joh. the time of the Court might not be occupied unneces- Coventry.... 100 251. - Regent's- -30 11 ise
arrived at those years which entitle him to take '
Derby ••• ..!100 61. 15s. 84 Rochdale- - 85 11. 10s. 76
France stands out as a momentous exception in the t• Dean-leo Trin
les of Lig eeirial State, would hare afforded a bet- • ' • Luckock, Jesus. Tweedy, EMDiall. eerily.
. ielisierenchn 69 234 p. ct. - Sonirset Coal 140, - -
upen himself the ditties of the goyernrnent, one •
~
Do \Tulin Trio. Lumley, Magri. ewatn, geg.
. history of the world. She has rejected as signal ter guaran tee for the future. Mr. Phelps, for the prisoner, urged that, agnhe assault Granihr :not n 100 3 pr. ct. 34 Do .Lk Fth,t 12' - ,
main difficulty would undoubtedly ee overcome :' - Boyne, R.J., Trin. Lupton, Joh. Watson, Caine.
28/. 420 I
' failures the Orleans and the Beurbon dynasties was the result of an illegal act on the part of the proee- Do., 5 er.Ct.' 10 6/, pr. ct. II V, ' Stfird S.: Wore 'HO'
• Oue appvrtenance of old royal state will be want- Drake, Trill. Lys, Joh. Wedderburn. Trite Grand Farrey ICI .1/.. - Sinrowsbury..l p.-,' - -
but others remain behind of an equally formidable
end has ouni grievously wanting •
Sh h t ied f I •
e as r . ino• on thee, occasion. There will be no Astrologer Dupuis, King's. M'Clellan, Trin. Whitting, King's. he iriconer vela entitled tibi -1 ' 'Tile f• et
cutor, t I , . i s i iscoarge. one, Grant wenn! ion 11. 03 _ IStourbridgQ. 1
j!4-5! 121. 290 '
nature. Were teerance an hereditary monarchy like
the system of a mock republic. She has chosen • was there were other proceedings pending in this mat-
England, where the Scsvereign is exempted by the I • g • * le t tth • t"t fth• f t Th porY Ttio '
in wai mg o cas e na. ivi. y o einan . ey ,„, . • Mansell, Ceius. Wilkinson, E. G., teener er. Avn 39 tis. Od. 6% Severn and 1.1" 21 _
ter, and the 'endive for giving' the prisoner into custody Lancaster ..! ico - - i .o.ve Rail. 6' 26 •
with the clamour o a ereat nation tho N
apoleon who guess at his future fortunes will look, not to East, 'inn. Martineau, Trin. Joh.
very terms of the Constitutiou from responsibility- .ith
Elliott, Trin. H. Wilkinson, A. J. Wa3 that he inight be h aided ()Yet. to the civil auteeritine Lreth :-.
et , . •
steel-eve, en 251 470 , Warwick BLI '
I ' j••• •• j Iwo 21. 26
1 h cr . h
o now ru es or, an since t e hour of th - - • •
at Owlet., the stars ite the sky, het to the things upon earth. Eliis WFM 31 wheder, Magd. A., Joh. and the officere were waiting outside the court to take r.LeieLsLt'it•enr-t;I; ' 'lB3' °/.
49'41, i=•&1 ' 1
for his acts, and is bound to govern by the advice !every act f h E
o t e -1 neperor has justified the belief
21. 10
of his Ministers, vshatever be the character of the ~' - • Europe appears to be on the eve of passing from a ' • •- " ' '
Midgley, Joh. Wilson, Cath. him as soon ae he should be discharge I. Loqgbi,orogit 142 701. 550 I Napton.. I i 100,
that, in so &eine the instinct of the people put tl .. i ' - - f - r - "h•
t•
new-born child, we might confidently predict that •/3 • ,c" . le state ot war to a state o peace. In 4 ranee the Eeans, King's. Miles, Christ's. Winslow, Caius. Alderman Sidney geed he would beer ovideace with ercomouthsh toe - - ;worcer &/Iml 27
rig ' t man in tao right place-that the judgment
:,Ent3-trie.rrili 100. - - I Binning. j I 1 '' 21
he would ascend anti occupy the, throne of his P Governme nit are preparine for the transition by -Finch, Job. M.ortinier, Clare. Wormald,Chriat's. regard to the assault.
ot the nation fell, not like a chance glory th
on e -, • • - • • • - Fisher, Trin. Mowat, Sid. Worthington, Meltialiwbry 100' - - Wilts & Brks -1 105. Od. -
_
father. Nay, were he a despotic monarch, like the , • earnest ex etortations.against indulgence in excessive Loois Rochefort field Ire was an importer of foreign
first head that presented itself, but, like a true Flemine Cath. Musson, Queen's. Corpus.
Emperor of ituesie, wiao rules net only by the fears, 1 speculation on the part.of shareholders and stock- F "" •
°snowy, Celan i Myers, Tna. Wright Caius. goods, carrying on business at 80 A, Fore-street, Fins- I lAIJRANCE COMPANIES.
rcee of honour, wa,s placed on. the figure that best bury. On Saturday, Mareh 8, he met the prisoner wire, -
but by the veneration and fanaticism of his subjects jeltesers. In England men are tr •
ying to guess,
CANDIDATES FOR A.N ORDINARY DEGREE IN 1.853. • Dividend ' Amount
. ' claimed and deserved it. The French people may whether any odifi •ti
m ea ons will he made, upon the on seeing him, ran into a house in. Cernhill. He followed -.
he might also probably succee,d with no heavier ,
ll be proud of the qualities-may well exult in CLASS A. him to nearly the tep of the house, when the prisoner '
Name of t.ompany.
A nPneurm . siti)oxf
e. Paid. Price.
liability than that of liening his career cut short, we - - advent of peace, in a Ministry constructed with a Allows Joh
the saeacity the courage, the sterling honesty, . view to the) energetic carryine on of the war-whe- Andel-030n% Trin. GEllyis'Tjarjoh- ' Monypenny, Trin. turned round and demanded what he wanted. Ife aetked -- - , -
should he govern in a, manner to displease the • ' • ' Moore, Jesus. him to give him back the bill for 1861., upon which the 1Z s. d. IXS. d.
WhiCll _Napoleon. the Third has shown. in. vindica- ther there -will be a dissolutitl of Parliament-end A leforn Cai s Ga 1, • . •••11 •
l . . . , pp . ~ u . co men, rm. Morten, King's. prisoner knocked him down and ran away. He hati not Ithi°3 ""••"•• •• " 31' lUs' 59u °°s° ° '9 83
most prominent and powerful of his subjects. But tion of the choice that ended a terrible strugg e. whether s-nch dissolution will take place before or Athswee. Trin. Hardy Trin. Muller, Sid. A.llian,:a Bri•. Lad fc.'r. 71. I4g 6d. hs. 190 00,11 0 0 17e4
in Franco govern/heat is neither fouuded oia pre- The English nation cannot - but rejoice that the ations in the Ministry. Extending our
eft odi fic • ' ' • - e • - Amtea, T., Joh. H 1 ' d C
as ewoo , lare. Noble', Clu.ist's. seen the prieoner since, wail he tnet bim on Friday nitto A1ar1'ne.......
night, when he gave him into custody fer the anault. el. p.c. & bs. 1100 0 0( 25 0 0 40%
k•tchor .............. 6 per cent. l 5 0,1 0 0 -
scription, ae with us, nor on superstition, as in man who has established a firm, prosperous, intel- '
vie: bin o nd. the two countries in h d t• •
wt ose es
Tunes Baillie, Trin.
Ball, Christ's. Havart, Job. Nunn, S., Joh.
Hawthorn, Trio. !Nurse, Caius. Cross-examined.-He did not cetch bold of ibe priso- Atl" •
Russia. The qualities which secure obedience in 1 lieihle dominion in that France 'which was fast be- e h eYt
h t • edit • t
w aye. e pos imme i ein eras ,we see ur- ner ley the shoulder before he was struck. It ' rz,,t's 1:1f0. ..........• 4/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
Beaumont, W., Hewitt, Christ's. 101iver, Christ's. "3 a nritisli Commercial .. it. Ws. 50
; 0 01 e 0 0 sst
France seem now to be purely personal, and little 1 cobinine a source of doubt and mistrust to all the key eirding itself up to underteke edministrative Trin will, 11, D., wm..! weer, Queen's. very narrow staircate, and the prisoner pushed him on 0jc,,rici.,,101.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. !100 00'10 0 0 21
is gained by birth, unless it be united with those world; now sees that dominion strength 1 d d ''' • • • • • •
eele an and social eeforms, while Russia and Austria are Biron, Trin.. H. Man. I Onslow, Trio. one side and knocked him down in order to get away. '
:lomat, .... , ........ 4/. 1100 0 0 110 0 0 170
qualities which conciliatee the respect and compel i cemented be its sett' t •
Lemen in a new dynasty, bid- cherishing a mutual grudge which b
may ear ruit
f • Blackburne,Jesus. I Houseman, Joh. Pettitt, Jolt. '
He knew that the prisoner carried on business in Basin! 'row' - - .• •. •• 17s. Cd 15000 f 5 0 0 18 I.i, '
the obedience of maukin(l. It is not every Philip • • - •
g" P>gde
ding fair to etude the French people as a support to Blythe, Christ's. Hudspeth, Joh. Pinney, Caius. hall-street, but no otos had been able to catch him ttaere. Equity and Law:: :::: 44 per cent. 1100 0015 0 0 5
filet can hope to be suceeeded by an Alexander- ii •' , some other day. From Prussia nothing is heard Boswell Clare. Kellaud, Queens'. Poore, Caine.
au that is weale-as a strength to all that seeke e
- nt the c reek of pistol shots ; ministers killed in w en' o He had no procees of any kind to serve upon the priso- E
...uropean Life ... I/. 20 0 0 ell 1”
not every man of good cepacity who can expect to rot ,0 . Lamb, Joh. Proctor Joh. 35 0 a%
ner, but he wished to know from him why he did not G,e, Huai" ""•• " " " 67' "
freedom. They cannot but feel it as a subject for duels or killing themselves ; events which appear Brown, A. E., Lawrence, It. G R 'l' ' • erne, ..••.... 51. per cent. ; Stock. ~ 1 104
be ripe for the moet difficult situation in- the world -
~ anclai , Cams• give up the bill.
sincere congratulation, not less for themselves than to have a -political significance, hut may ultimately Cath. Joh. Roe, Queens'. Quardian ............ 51. per cent, ileo 00,476 0 1 02
.-ii the first y-ears of openin,g manhood. Amid the gg • •
. Alderman Sidney sal:I it appeared to him that, the Imperial Fire......... 12/. per eent,ls9o 0 01 50 0 0 340
r their neighbours that the last shadow of uncer- be found to have none. Italy and Scandinayia, Bnck, Caiue. Lay, Trio. Rudge, Trite
shipwreck of so many dynasties, amid the over-
Butler, S., Joh. Lee, T., Trin. Saunders, Joh. prosecutor was not justified in pursuing the prisoner ralPl'rl"' Life
taint is now removed from the throne of their staid in silent expectation, wondering what Indemn:ty Marine.... I'.if & 31. 100 0 0! 20 0 0 51
throw of so many hop es, amid the blasting of soallYht h lt f" 1
y- t a t e as aint c lance of a re- ' effect the Conferences on the ev of b hie cl &el
e ei e con u e Carver, Joh. Leighton, Caius. Sidgwick, Trin. into the house in question, and, as the latter was follow- Law Fire ... •. 25.& 2s. bs. MO 002 10 0 31
Chawner, Pet. Lever, Trin. Simpson, Caias. ing his lawful occupation, he was juetified in pushing Law Liie....::::::: - - 100 0 . 10 0 0 GI
many fair prospects of! success, it were presume- newel of the intri ues and the strife of tl
o ier are to hex e upon their position and progress. If we Christian, Trin.H. Lewty, Joh. Smith, A., Trin. the cornplaieant aeide when he endeavoured to stop him. Legal and General Life - 5000; 200 50e
tHOUS to anticipate fon this last child of a reigning days is gone forg ever - that th E
e mperor, tool, only 1
to the demonstrations of monarchs and Collett, Trio. Liveing, Caius. Smith,W.S.,Trin. Under the circumstances lie considered that no asweult LOndon _ ., ,
family that good fortiene which has been denied to -• 1 -
London zeitip.... -
certain y the first man in France, by his ovrn diplomatist; the waves of Eu n strife would Cordeaux, Joh. Lowncles,TrinnH. St. Aubyn, Trin. had been committed, and the prisoner was therefore dis
so many of his predecessors. Who does not remem- ropea , , .
Marine... - ...• • ..... 118s.per share 100 0 0 28 0 0 40
dlthb h I s '
energy an power, no ess an yt e popu ar p• WS
appear to be subsiding-au ur of a halcyon sea ''''''"' a • Lubbock, Caius. Taylor, Ttin. charged. Med.lr.vlid & Gen. Life ili4 t. per ct. 50 001 2 0 0 314
.... g y - Cromer, Joh. Macgregor, Trin. Taylor, Etninae. Minerva ............ 15 p. ct. & bs. 20 00' 2 e 0 6
her the prophetic pee in in which Beranger repro- acclamation now owns a son of France to whom he - -
for the new-born Prince. But there are other ele- The prisoner was accordingly liberated, but he woe
Cresswell, Joh. H. Thomas, Maga. Monarch ...... .. ~ „ - 50 0 10 0 -
smite, the son of the g reat Napoleon ars warning the can leave li f h E • h h h
t e care ot e • mpire tate as cense- ments of strife which cannot be stilled by confer- Cuitis, Cath. Malden, Emmen. Thwaite, Trin. arrested immediately on leaving the court. National Loan Fund.. 61. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - '
youthful Duke de Bordeaux of the snares and diffi- lidated. Enol d
an owes much of her firm ;
Pee-thm, ences and ;protocols. The aspirations of the people Dalby, Trin. Marshall, Trill. Towers, Trin. Palladium Lite-. 5/. per cent. 50 00210 0 3%
culties that surround the path of the future heir of
ssis
much of her b lir
a i ity to protect the Right, to the after popular institutions are still unquenched• De Castro, Caias. Martin, Cath. Tyrrell, sen., Trin. SOUTHWARK.- T•Vnt. Brown John Kitchen, aeo. Pp ehilenainx •'•'••• • • • • ' • • - - -
the French diadem ? " Fortune," writes the heir , • • .
178 ,
Deerr, Cain,. Martin, Joh.
steaay unswervine friendship of France, and ever
.1 the determination of the dynasties to concede nof Ward, S.M.,Caiue Jackson, George Green, and Louisa 'Wilton, were brought Professional Life...• 5l. peTeent. -5
0 0 1-0 0 -'
of the Empire to the heir of the Restoration,
Echalaz Trio. Michell Sid
thine that tends to strengthen 11 - •
t e existing state of thing appears to be unabated. The struegle which wed 'ii • , - ' • Weatlaerhead, Joh before Mr. A'Beckett by Inspector Brennan arid eeveral Provident Life l/. ss, & is. 100 00110 0 0 38%
" stretches to you a hand, and smiles upon your thinb • ' - •
es in taat country-to keep that great nation as j h e
as convul wad Europe ever since 1789 is still in. Edwards, Joh.
1, C inst s. "firehouse, Wilson, Jesus. constables of the G and NI divieionsYcharged with ma- Rock Life 73. '5 3 0 010 0 133,
birth. My first day a lso was fair. Kings adored me Christ's. ' • Royal Exchange ....•• 1101. per cent. Stock. all 228
ourbe d'lf• d • d
or ia nen instea of perverting it to a progress, and must oon And th h ' f tie
g . eMT 0 e nufacturing a large quantity of couaterfeit half-crowns, Sun Fire ...... ' 6/. 10s, - ,11 248
in my cradle, and yet lam at Vienna. I slept upon doubtful enen '' 1 •lb • fl' s - -
ler or a jea ous neig i our--:s ot ie throne of lerance occupier the most exposed and CLASS B. shillings, and sixpences ; also with having in their pos. Ditto Life .. 1/ Ps
e 1 . ' ' • -
e -
laurels, and you are wrapt in purple ; sceptres Bagshaw,Emman. Goddard, Pemb. i Marriott, Joh. session plaster of Paris moulds, metal, and impnements 1171111t,cd, KIRA= .... i It. p. ct. St bs.l ..0 0 0 4Zs 0 5
rreatest im ortance to us. These are the mere o- osition of the region over which th
le dangerous p , e ti Life -
Bagshawo, A. D., Graham, Christ's. I Mullen., Jesus. of every description necessary to carry on an extensive V Inc Joer i sa‘ Life .. - 412 8 534 .
. were my playthings, niy head was bound with a htical reasons wh the birth of a Prince to the storm extends. The harmless infant is already an Emmen. Grosvenor,Christ's Mylium, Oath. business,
crown, the Martha's ihvore fidelity to pae-an oath French nation is trY.' rent eVent for h.
tis country also. object of dislike to the partisans of the Republic, Baker, Ceth. Harnmond, Cetus. Nicholls, Trin. The prisoners in a violent manner denied being cen. MISCELLA-NENTS.
which they have doubtless kept-and yet lam at Web 1- li hg d •
- e ieve t at t e hearty an sl
.ncere congratula- and to the retainers of the Bourbons •, the lovers of Baker, S. 0., Joh. Hammond, Dee- Nunns, Christ's. nected • • •
with the 'counterfeit coin or the roem in which
Vienna."
tions of all England will wait on the man whom she peace and -traequillityshake their heads and mutter Banfather,Cerpus. man. Palmer, Trin. they were found. Dividend • Amount
The lessonsof history on this subject are so exceed- sheltered and on the lad h h 1
ywom e c lose for no about an addition to the number of reteuders t Bayley, Christ's. Harrmon,Trin. H. Parsons, Trim Name of Compat.y. per of i Paid. Price.
They were remanded for a week, For the attendance
p 0 Bast, Corpus. Hey, Caius. Pooley, Corpus. Annum. Share. ;
ingly strikiug and a ppropria,te that it is impossible reason of state, hut simply because he loved her h h f F
te t hone o rance. God help the poor child ! Bishop, Christ's. Higham, Joh. Randolph, Trion ,of the Mint solicitor. , -
for an impartial writer to consider such an event as well, not less than it will on Napoleon the Third for it is a rough world that it has been born into. Brooks Trio. Hitch, Job. Ranking Caine. Zs.d.:X 5. d.
the present without alluding to them. And yet, if and th E Eue • The frank, straieht • . h ' • • B 'C • ' - • '
e mpress eenie. - Such reflections nell be little heeded to-dav in rowne, hnst s. Hoare, Christ s. ltaymon:l, Trin. Assam Tea .........„ 57. 50 00;20 0 0
_-
Auctien Mart...-. - 214 per cent.. 50 00 1 - .
WO were permitted to dwell in the land of hopef d dtth tdft tl - '
orwar con uc , es ea as energy, ie courage ••• 811 J
, the Conrt .of the Tuileries. The inother will in- " ' e''''!' Holing; S., Joh. Richards, Trin. A most paiefel sensation was ceused in this city on Australian aericultur? 1/. Is. 100 0017 10 0 25Y., i
rather than in that of reality, how gladly would we e s own y the .
the sa • t d the perseveranc h h
gaci ;y, an Carter Trio
dulge in thee gay dreams which enhance th ' '
0 repose Horne, Trill. Ross, Trin. Saturday morning (says the Western Luminary, of Australian Trust .... 81. pen cent - i 25 0 0 -- -
Cassia, Trin. Hunta Trin. Rumbeld, Trio. Exeter), in consequence of it being made known that A.ustratian Royal Mail 5/. 10 00 j all 4% / •
believe that in the bir th of this infant, at the very e
one, the oeauty and the gentle goodness of the of worn-met nature recovering from racking pain. Castleman, Trin. Isea.ce, Comas. Salter, Trin. H. the death of our highly esteemed o ' • Angl°-Mexican Mint.. 11.10 s. 10 00 I all
- I
c utemporary, Edward •
moment that gives renewed peace to Europe, we other, have placed them among those whose weal The fth • •
-will exult in the realisation of his am- Collis Csius.
aer . . h ~ . Johnsen, Sid. Scott, Emmen. Woolawr, Esq., proprietor of the Gazette and one of the • d
British American Land 151. - !40 0 0 -
Cana ac ... •• .. .. .. .. 61. per cent. 100 0 0i32 10 0 146 I
find a pledge for the termination of those incessant or woe is answered electrically from the highest t • •
0 hitious wielies for a male heir. The courtly world °emu, Inn. Kemp, Corpus, Smith, H. C.,Trin. magistrates of Exeter, had taken lace 'on the •
previous Do.. per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - 1 - - 1
convulsions which, from the assembly of the States- the lowest in this land. will be full of pleased flutter and excitement But Cornwall, Trin. King, Emmen. Thornewill, Trin. nit th*- hi •thl3p fi I
eve ig, a is rem ence in e am elt . Ditto, 6 per cent. .. 61. per cent. - 1 - Ics -, f
General under Louis XVI., have, at loneer or The Prince comes into the world a Son of France • •
that viewliss. s Destiny will have its wa notwith-
' . Crompton, Trin. King, K., Caius. Tomblin, Ei
tertian. City noidgation Bonds - I -
3' Cumberlege, Trio. Lampson, G. C., Trollop°, Joh. [ADVERTISEMENT.]-Ono of the most valuab'e diseweries Electric Telegraph .. 6 per-cent.. 25 00124 0 0 1014 s.
shorter intervals, never failed to agitate tl:s Go- born to the Irn erial Purple, welcomed by the great td• ' • • •
o• velneh now develo es trarric issues out of
p „ Custance, Corpus. Trin. Truman, Caine. for the benefit of mankind is shown by the numerous extraor- nitro ............ - - -
vernment and people of France i Happy indeed Dienitaries ofPthe Empire hailed by the people e
a an
line, .
nvo ous a stiusement., . and anon nahulds the inost DeightontEmman. Lawrence, W., Vaughan, Pet. dinary cures without medicine of indigestion (dyspepsia), en. Equitable lieversionry 71 pr. cent. 1100 0 0 100 0 e -- it
will be the destiny of Louis Napoleoe if he succeed, Whbo chose his father to ;ule over th H
ene. e rugged and, unpromising portents into happiness Drew, Trio. Joh. Whitley, Trin. tulency constipation nervous bilious and lv •
, _ . e .• , , . li et complaints, Dittc New .....„ .. - 1
(I:m Revers & Invest spc & bs 'l5OOO 00 00 ;101; 100
ot/ 7
1.
not only in founding his own power on a secure
colliglkarrhma, . consumption, and debility, effected by
E.ldowes, Jesus. Lutvridge, Trin. Wilson, Trin. H. D
opens h•
is eyes on the ponap and splendour which and triumph. Come what may, our only wish, on Gen:SteamNavigation' 10. p' ct. '' 15 00;14 0 0 ---• 1'
basis, hut in transmitting it unimpaired to a son - • Fenn, Jeh. 31`Corancle Joh Wynch Sid y s delicious health-restoring Revelenta Arabica •
inidson's 8ay........ - Stock. 1 - 202 t
eurround him at a most auspicious monaent. The the occasion is that events may be directed for the Food. The following are not the least remark- Huneetford - .....• .
Fletcher Gahm ''
• ' •
Markby, Tria. Yourig, C., Joh. 2/. ss. 100 0 0 ;100 0 0 - ,
who may inherit the talents of his father, while free pro a i i y, e maree
year of his birth will, in all b tiTt b h d e r '
bene tof ',ranee, and for the consolidation of the Frankl 'T. • •11 able :-Cure 48,615.-" Plymouth, May 9th, 1851. -- noneon Institution .... _ ,
from the difficulties and dangers which beset his - re rue . - -I - :,
as the close of the great war that has threatened to cordial alliance bet*een the French and English Foe the last ten years I have been suffering front Lon,lon Reversionaey 5/ per cent. 15 00 . all -
early path, and raised him only after long suffer-
CIVIL LAW DEGREE EXAMINATION. dyspepsia, headaches, hervousness, low spirits, sleeplessness, Russell inatitntion•• •• - - ;1210 0 - '"1
r rejoin urope. He begins life under the omen
le • ' E people.
ing and severe discipline to a position in which he
Price'spatenteard.Co 10'. percent 20 0 0117 10 231, ,
peace- e cone usion 0
of a just and honourable th 1 • f LENT Teem, 1856. and delusions, and swallowed au incredible amount of meth. -ersionary Int. sec. 1447. er cent. 10G 0 0 'MO 0 -
has upheld the material interests of France with
eine without relief. I am happy to say that :, our fool 1a • 112' • .. , ' -
a war undertaken from no motive of selfish aggran- Examined and approved, Arranged Alphabetically. , l• s Royal alail steam.- , as. p. share. 100 0 01 GO A 0 7941 4
one hand, and nobly asserted her dignity and pre- Sporting Intelligence. cured rne, and lam now enjoying better health than I have South Australian La d 1 6/ I
n . per cent. 25 00 i all 35;,i '
disement, from no interested object. He enters Band, Job. i Graystons, Joh. Painay, Downing. n. d • ,
f•
eminence among the nations of Europe with the on a c t 1 • f dl f t f la
oun ry ongmg pro oun y or res a ter su - _dee_
Bearcroft, Queens' , Green, Emmen. Siiiple.v, Joh- a foi many years past.--J. S. NEWTON." Cure No. HO -. Trust and Loan 'om .
" Twenty•five years' nervousness constipation indieesti.on, P 1
1
Upper Canada .... . -- 120001 5 0 0 1 - ,„
other. jection to a terrible series of struggles, in which HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Bennett, Joh., ; Jones, Trio. , .ere re ,
emit. ee., wren. and debility, from which I have 'su ' • '
tiered great misery, and ~
- one bad shape after another got the upper hand, Additional Fixtures received since our last publication. Christian,Trin. H. ' Keaa, Christ's. Stock, - oh.
Day, Trin. 11. ' Murray, Trio. H. Turner, Joh. which no medicine could remove or relieve, have been effee. LIST OF SCOTTISII. COMPANIES' PRICES. "
a
(From the Morning Herald.) leaving all of them the people to suffer, sacrificing STAOHOUNDS. Daddiag, Trio. H.! Nell, Trin. H. Ward, St. Pet. tually cured by Du I.3.wry's Food in a very short, thne.-W. It.
we---- - • -
The longing anticipation of the French Emperor, in every case the good of the country to their sel- GI-111ton ... ... Wed. Esrem Lodge Horsteacl 11 30 Fawcett, Trio. H.l REEVES, Pool Anthony, Tiverton." Wo. 4,208. -"Bight Divdc lid Amoient
Rothschild's 13arcn •
... Thurs. Wing ... ... ... 11 0 years' dyspepsia, nervousness, debility, with cramps, spasms, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.*
and let us hope of France also, has at length been fish or ineane ends. He is born to the purple of
Annum. Share.
'-".......t........_ .. .. ......ew......-evvo.. aud nausea, have been effectually removed by Du Barry's
FCCLIOUNDS
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realised. The Imperial wife of Napoleon 111. has one who wears well the rob which he won nobly. Berkshire, Sonth ... Tues Ander ... .12 0 OMNIBUS AND CAR- CO health-restoring food. I shall be happy to answer any inquiries,
AfiIIUNICATION -Rev. Jonx W. Feovoin, Riddlington Rectory, Nfln " ____ . ,-- ---
X 3. d. X s. d.
eiven an heir to the French throne-her husband Etc inherits one of the greatest names-he will, if
b Th •B 1 flel 1 H •-h. G -
urs. oom e ate ate .
11 • 0 or ot. rank of Seotland .... 7e. per cent. WO 0 0 105 , 0 182 i ir,
has at length looked upon tho face of a son to it please Ged, ;succeed to one of the greateet places Cleveland ... ... Thurs. Ormesby Bank Top ... 10 0 IN TIIE STREETS OF TBE CITY. In canisters, 61bs. lls.; 121b5., 225. The Itilbs. carr.,:o.e. British Linen Company B'. per cent. 100 6 0 100 171 0 2.20/0s I'''
which he may transmit the great inheritance he that this world aftbrds. He comes immediately Deere's, Lord... ... Thurs. Kennel ..,
... 10 30 free, on receipt of
,post-office order. Barry du Barry ai7d ,•-•!aledonlrul Bank .. •• . 8/. per ceiit. 10 0 0 210 5 'l/. le.
Sat. Warden Hills ... 10 31 Co., 77, Regent-street, London ; Fortnum, Mason, aud Co., City of , lasgow Rank 5/, per cent.,
,120 0 e 10. ,; 0 11.• le, th
has won ; and Prince Jerome has lived to see the under the shadow of the successor to that great
Purveyors to her Majesty, Piccadilly • also at 60 Grace. Clydesdale Bank .... 5 /. p can!. ,
.0 0 1
.10 ti 0 12 19,
Ifll ' et The followin letttr u on the subject of the inconve
re, ... ... Tues. Low Dalby Warren ... 10 0 e g 's P • ' C unnercial Bank - 71. per cen. 5,0 0 0 ,00 0 0 223R:s
dynasty founded by his wondrous brother not only Napoleon whose genius overran the world and 13 s'
' chur .1 -t• t • 311 d 451 S • • ' •
ei s lee , . • an , trend, 4, Cheapsnle ; 6S,
1 Thurs. Pickerine ... ... 9 o nience arising, from the alleged want of regulations with , Kastem Bank .. •. •... / per cent. 25 0 5 10 051 / 3;
restored by a successiou of events the strangest in who portiomed out the Sovereignties of the nations Holdeeness T K" 1:P
... ... ues. iluwic ercy ... 10 45 respect to the omnibuses and cabi in the streete of Lon- -
ornhill ; 49, Bishopsgate-street; 55, Charing-eross ; 54, Edinb. & Glasgow.... 3k l. p cent. 5 0 0 4 0 0 41. 13s
the annals of civilisation, but in all human probe- of Europe among his family-a successor who, as Thurs. Mieux ... ... ... 10 45 don, has been transmitted to the Police Committee. Mr. eat •61 and 150 Oxford•stre
Upper Baker-str , . , et. Exchange link of Scot.. - - ....., _ th
to.nvewrioutoser. I - Srenr AND I NARING - &mann National Bank •• •• .• ”4 per cent. 100 9 0 3 0 0 171/0s
bility established for generations. 0 far as we can yet jud.ge, has the energy, the power, Hanley ... ... Thnrs. Chandler's Ford Station 10 45 Ha •
rt ey has frequently made complaints upon the sub- Pewenesre TELESCOPES O. D . , '' N. 1-' f --• Gantt Bank 5/.per cent 20 (I 5 2ioel te 16s Be
ce .10 u 0
. , , ERA, RAGE AND . ERSPECTIVE ,TLASSIIS. '
Forty-five years wanting four days have elapsed and the courage of his mighty uncle without the Kent, East ... ... Thurs. Breech Down... ... 'lO 30 if•Ct at the Mansion House :- con. .. 31. Per cent ICO 0 0 10' P. (1 '3l '(' -
-Messrs. S. and B. Solamenet, opticians, 39, A lbetuar!, - rto3:allßlan.kkafs,:cot . 81. per cent. 100 ''' • '• '' '
Sat. Paddlesworth Gore 10 3
since T'aris was alive with the excitement of an Im- restless ambition that drove him to die dethroned 'N. F. 11. . "• - -1) "TO THE GENERAL PURPOSES COMMITTEE OF ALDERMEN. ' '
.., Tues. Levett's Gate ... .. 10 45 street, Piccadilly. Observe - opposite the York Motel tlvlnTeer t'll'ari°e..-. .....:. 71. per cent. 50 00
on
5500
,f.; r.;l ?:31108
0 5/ s a
perial birth, and the Tuileries the centre of a na- and an exile. What his future will be is in the ' - Te . Cadlands 1 n
••• ... 040 " City Police Office. Old Jewry, Feb. 2. 1 lily leer Majesty's Royal Letters Pateut for valuable and . wiestanCe" Fire and Lre.. 8% .i)r et 10 ' ''''
en .. 0 e 0 11 0 0 i6/15, •1
titre's solicitude and hope., On the 20th of March, hands of God alone • but the present is lighted not Sat. Ower Bridge ... ... 10 45 " Gentlemen,- The subject to which hour attention is •• • • •
extramdmary mapiovements in the niOst Powerful and British Guarantee ... 11. per cent. la 0 0 2 0 9 11. 13s W
called by the letter of Mr Deput Lott lijas frequentl o••per cent iie, n 5 n • ,
y en- brilliant Telescopes, Camp, Racecourse, Opera, and Per. (I,ft I,e,tinofnialn,,,4;;:,r;
ri,tr. • ~ii.pere,:iit.. .. g i o . 0 501 Os Gi;
1811, the Empress Melia ' Louisa gave birth to a only hy Imperial splendour, hut hy that which is Oxfordshire, Seuth ... Thurs. Holton Stone Pits ... 11 0 •a ed us own and thoU hit i:scarcel bible tofsug- etpectivie Gi,lasses,
fte know. the distances of objects viewed 't
Prince, and Napoleon ithagined that the baby fingers worth far more-by the promise of the past-by sinnington ... ... Tues.. Osw4ldkirk ... ... 10 0 teft a Van by I:•hich tho ifconveniences lon d Co.ontall;ife ......... 61. per cent. 56 0.0
f P 98 -,1/: % ee
of the ' • '
Loz de Lome would yet graep the sceptre won hope that arises from what has been• 'done- Fri Tylass Bridge .. .10 0 b tn 1 1 h . p , nbe . o e.an hroug 1 t .cm-o great importance to the army, navy, ~.,.;,,nurcit Life Neer. 01. eer eons ,eip 01115 o a eent '
_ r _
__ • _ • " een ire y suppresser , t ere are various modes y which and otb.ers. These telescopes possess such extreerdinary in.. ' ' r • -* - - ''s B
Southam ton'
p s, LO d Thurs. Bradden ... ... 11 e. az. iecot, Lela ...ife 5/. :oar cent. 50 001 4 5 0 4/. Se _1
-- 0 'they might be materially mitigated. ewers that some three and a-half incites, with an extra eyc. Life , ssec. a ilcAvand 61. Per ennt. 10 00'I10 0 5/ 111 e J u
by the genius and daring of his father, aud trans- by the aspect of France redeemed from her that- • Sat. Hanslope Park ... 11 0
wait it, perchance to an illustrious line. Ono would tered condition-of France, full of ' energy and
.. I . Ticktarn ... ... Tues. Rodmersharn Green ~. 10 30 i " lst. Au order from the fllommissioner, if it can h p'
'
eo piece, 'sill show distinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's rine, sacker'? pre and Tete 6i. Der cent. 10 0 0 I 1 0 i 1 'l, Is Fe
egally enforced, by which omnibuses shoeld. be compelled and the double stars ; with the same teleseope cau be s.°l-th "lish :nsur- V. per .s.en,. WM 90, 20 0 30/ pm
• have supposed that the man who could have di- hope at home, powerful and resPected abroad, Thurs. Longbeach ... ... 10 30 to take up and set clown only on the near Fide. seen a person's countenance three miles and a half distant .
Scottish enlon Insnie. 7y. prcent. 20 0 0 i 1 0 0 l'• 7s
vorced the fond and faithful Josephine, because she the firm frieud and the last' 11 f E
. ing ay o rig- Trelawney'e, Mr. ... Tues. Shaugh Bridge ... 10 30 ‘" •
2d. That thelaw to enforce the regnlatiens to be obeerved end an onject from 16 to 20 miles The aro of la n•-• • il "
y rem. an . etandard Life ...• .. •. 5.!. per cent. 50 00 rl 70 ' 20 Os ,
ai, r . , ) • , •
Lnitu. iep As,nrance { 5/. per e.ent. 10 0 0 1 1 0 0 - k
was not likely to give an heir to his fortunes, land-of France holdine a stronger and firmer Sat. St. Anne's Chapel ... 10 30 tby orunibus.es and cabdrivers should b • • •* • • • •
e more stringentlyen- sizes, with increasing powers accordingly ; while their vary- - -- •
HARRIERS.
would have been remorseless in the realisation of position under the Inbi • 1 1 th h
perm ru o an s e Brookside ... ... Aron. Ne wmarket Hill ... 10 1 forced, by the infliction of higher penalties • the leniency lug trona 4to n inches enable us to discover more than the -en ...."...'-............"------
0311STIC .12 IRE..i,IGHTING.-In your impression of 1,3 f
his ohject. Not so. We are told that, during has ever held before. May the young Prince sue- Thurs. Telscombe Tye -- -° Which is shown in this res '
~. 10 30 pact rather encourages than Above, and the Georgian 'with his 6 satellites, &e.-The Royal
.br • 0
checks the evil. This is illustrated by the manner ia which Exhibition, 1851.-Valuable, liewlv-inventea very small, Fe tlai y .., I you published an account of an i vel method ,Le-Le
paeturition, the life of Maria Louisa trembled. in ceed worthily to all. that the strong,' mind and Dulverton ... ... Mon. Bullyford Gate ... 10 30 984 warnenonses konght before the tnagistretes from the powerful waistcoat-pocket glass,the si-ze of a walnut, by wilica of making fires-viz ,by lielitino leern on the top, wed ""
the balance. "Which shall I save," exclaimed steadfast honesty of 'the father prep'are for him. Wed, Gutter Hole ... ... 10 30 Ist f j .'
- .
0 anuary to the Ist of December, 1875 'have been a person can be seen and known Vs miles distant ; they answer "wking them burn down (verde. Will you allow me to die
Fri. Frogwell Cross ... lo 30
(
Antoine Dubois, " the mother or the child ?'' "The The echoes of -the twenty-s 1 b •
ecore gun, ooming Elston, disposed of ; 580 have been subjected to costs 'only : 33- to ever ur ewe on the raw
e , 3' P / ..,3-course, and at the opera housem, acquaint our .a . A • •
y re der with an improvement which I have Ho
~. ... Tues. Wilden... ... ... 10 3o it firm of ls. , • -
mother," replied the Emperor ; "it is her right." fi•om the esplanade in front of the invalidcs, ha,d Thurs. Marston 10 30 • 201, ls. to ns. ; .3a, .ss. anti not exceeding country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at Bto 10 miles. recently eff, cted in the antithetical art ofmaking firee burn ha
• ts
Dubois saved both-one to a life c.it strange reverses not yet died away ere the liehtnin -feh t 1 •h P 1 T ' A• •*
..
ge 0 ,t 0 00- Mg ea c ... ... ues. Green Cowtten • 10s. ;5, 20s. And not less than 10s. Nor can this leniency They are invaluable for shooting, deer-etalking, yachtine, to
... 1 1 0 f . • upwards ? In ' •
ligltteno fires by the ordinary means the C
o panis.hment be attributel to the futility of the charges, sportsmen, gentlemen gamekeenere, and tourists. Opere
and eventual shame-the other to hearof his father's graph 'had already flashed. tobca "t‘ I -d I.
pi e, saL ci les a Lonsdale'ts, Lord ... Thtirs. World's End ... ... 12 0 ' wood ie placed at or near the bOttom ' h h P
ot t e grate, and tee eel
_ as only 11 have been dismissed nnel 29 ordered to be with- race-eourse cam and - :
n el. s w'th weinderfin
overthrow and eclipse-how he had set like a star , thousand miles from the confines of his mighty em- No.rfolk, West ... Sat. Docking Union ... 11 0 d • • . a•, • In pe,spec Ivo i', asse ,' , . rtlel to be liehted is placed upon it. By this means there of ..
rawn. I venture to suggest that, after ample notice to power. Newly-constructed Spectacle Lenses irif the great- 0' "
Worthing ... ... Tues. Stee,•ning Post ... 11 0 nnot he a free passage for air through tbe fuel, and much .n.(-,:
to rise no more, and. soon himself to follow, juat as pire the tidings that an heir was born to the thoee vrhom it concerns, th f
e all peaalties should be hen ast transparent power. The valuable advantage derived ea
Sat. Durrin,gton ... 11 0
trouble iw occasioned in coaxing the fire to burn up ; and ''''.t.;
his brave young spirit had. taken fire from the flash throne of Napoleon 111. The youngest of the posed and enforced. At present the penalties are rather front this invention is, tbat visiou becoming impaired is
SCOTCH. ridiculed than heeded. preserved and strengthened, and very agen persons are frequently it has to be lighted over again. To remedy '
of arths, and longed to enter on that bright track great dynasties is welcomed to its place-a place
set-
FoxuoireMe " 3J. Much depends upon, and ought to be expected of, enabled to employ their sight at the most minute occu- these evils, I have tied together sticks of wood, and
-which the " sun of Austerlitz" has ' illumined for second to noue on earth ; welconaed by free States, Baccleuch's, Duke 0f... Tues. Mint; ••• ••• 10 30 the public. Every one complaine of inconveniences, hut pation- can see with time lenses of a much less magnitn. gison them the form of a hollow timnexted cone or pyre, o
Fili
ever ! by absolute States, by ancient and by new ;by its , Thurs. Eck fowl ••• ... 10 30 no one contributes to their suppression. Persons expect, to ing power-and they do sot require the frequent chaiges mid, five or six inches high. I place this in the fireplace 0
In the year we have referred to Napoleon stood own people, restored through its means to their ' Sat. Gordon ... ... 10 30 bo talcen up and set dotvn at exact pl•aces nov tt" to the den •• n ff tof further powerful awn
• , er ge nig ii, . • goo soec es •• - stance. on ite broad end, and surrounded it with the coals and let
Linlithgow and Stir-
trembling, as it were, ou the climax of ins greatness. glory-restored through its means to their ascen- or out at approximate places, and rarely attempt to avoid Deafaess-New Digeorery.-The Organic Vilarator, an ex. cinders tt be netted hin th t • ' °
eh
~ . a ing e aper hre at its top un. 0
lingshire ... ... Tues. Carnwath Station ... 10 45 delay by having the fare in hand; ma the cootrary they will unordinary powerful, small, newly-invented lastrument for . . '
The resignation of the Crown of Holland by that da.ney, reston d to peace in their hemes and to
covered. On lighting a piece of shaving placed within wid,
• Thurs. Lee Castle ... ... 10 45 sterol nt the steps of the outnibus hunting for their purse?, leafness, entirely different teem all others, to surpees any-
brother in whose sou's breast now lie hidden the welfare in their condition. While the Parisians
this simple form the effect is very striking. 'The air Parl
Sat. Stonebyres ... ... 10 45 and then requiring herr.° thing of the kind that has been, or probably ever ean be, .'
destinies of France, had enlax•ged tee boundaries still listened to the announcing thunders of the Lethian, The ... ... Tues. Pressmennan ... ... 10 30 " - - e `• '
It would be attended with some inconvenience, lent at produceiL Being of the flame colour RS the skin, is not pen rushes an from below to feed the fire, driving a jet of -e-
-of the empire, which then, to the nortlitvard, in- artillery, these were already taken up, as if by a Thors. Hopes ... ... 10 30 the same time greatly diminish the dsligen of frequent ceptible ;it enables deaf pc:sells to hear distinctly at church flame upwards through the neck of the oone, which is ,
eluded not only Holland, but Friesland, Olden- reverberation, in ninny a distant seat of empire Sat. Black Weis ... 10 30 stopping, to fix places at which alone passengers could be and at public assemblies; the unpleasaut sensation of singing immediately available for cooking, &c. ; while other por- 14°
Wemyss's, rarl of .., 'Wed. Hirsel Law Toll-har ••• 10 30 taken up ond put down, especially in crowded streets.-I 1 noises in the ears is entirely removed ; and it swords all the teens of genie are driven by the expanding air within the ce7
burgh, Bremen, and the entire coast line to Ham- tied centre of production. In the arsenals of busy
Thurs. Abbey St. Bathans ... 10 3) have the honour to be, gentlemen, your most obedient mistime° thee possibly could be desired.-39 Albemarle- cone, la,terany between the sticks, and made to lieht the !'tt,
burgh and Lubeck-. At this period, indeed, the England, in the peaceful towns of Belgium, in the 84. Learmouth ... ... 10 30 eery:tole

WATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
l'Z't,trie of Company. : per of Paid. Price
Annum. Share.
X s. d. £ s. d.
fast London

JOINT-SrocK BANKS.
_
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
---- —
A u5tra1a5ia........... 20/. per cent.; 40 0 0 all 97
British North American 51. per cent.; 50 0 0 IP 66
Commercial of London. 10e.per cent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0
Colonial .............. 5/ per cent. ,100 0 0 25 0 0 193,4
lonian ............... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0
Loryl. COar. Bk.. of Aus. 20 0 0 all 0
London and County .. 10% per cent. 50 0 a 20 0 0 33
Lunch'. ..,od Westminstr 141. percent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 4331
London •Toint Stock ... ,12!. per cent., 50 0 0 10 0 0 2.3,4
Provincial of Ireland•• 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0
Ditto, New... ...... 8 Z.per cent. 10 0 0 all •
Natiou4l of Ireland.... , 6!. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
Nat. Provincial of Eng. IV. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0
Ditte, New ........ iV. per cant. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Orientai Bank Corpora. 87. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 42!;
South Australia •...... I,C p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0
PO 40
Union of Australia.... 30r. per cent. 25 0 0 ft 52
Ditto .............. 301. per cent. 210 0 --
Union of London ..... 20'. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 26
Union of Madrid ... • • 40 0 0 all

CANALS.
N . .
ame,t of . n Dividend Names of 7, Dividend
~
Price
Companies. -1 Per Companies. 'ci per 4
Price.
Annum. • "'"
72 Annum. ' r.1.,d
A shin &Oldh 03 71. p. ct. 145 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51
Ban,o,y .. . • 100 Heath .. •• • • 101 161.
Brkillor..Abrg, 150 41. ,1 Oxford.. •• • • 100. 104
Birmingham , 40' V. 1 91% Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. 76
Coventry.... , 100. 257. Regell VS •• • • 30 11 14%
Derby •••.. , 100 61. 15s. , 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. 76
Ellsinre&Chs' 69 244 p. ct. Somrset Coal 140:
Graml.f :no,n 100 3 pr. ct. 34 Do. Lk Fd ,it 12,i
Do., 5 pr. Ct. 10 6/, pr. ct. 11 %!Stftrd &Wore 'l4O 281. 420
Grand Farrcy 10) 41.
. ,
Shrewsbury.. i 125
Grand ;,anion 100 1/.08 I StourbridgQ. ~ 145, 121. 290
Kent & Avn 39 Os. Od. 6% ,Severn and'
Lancaster ..!Icen i tvve Rail. 2O 25"
Leods &UTT 1,-:q ' 251. 470 Warwick & 7 ' .1. 26
Leicester.... :100, sc. 45!,e, I Binning. j 100 '
Leicstr &Nth 83. Warwick & I
Lo,4lo,)rofrii 112 701. 550 I Napton.. j 1001 21' 10
Mownozithsh 100.! •—;Worcstr &/ i .751 2,
21
Ming.-ineTy3ll 100 I Sunning.l 1 1 °'
Meitilltw bry 100' Wilts &. Brks' —, 10s. Od.

I giURANCE COMPANIES.
Dividend ' Amount
Name of Company, per of I Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
I.£ s. d. I Z 5. d.
Albion .......... •• .. 3/. 10s. 590 0 0 50 0 0 83
Allian,-,a 11:1:. :Ind For. 71. tee 6d. bs 100 0 0 11 0 0 17,4
intto Marine ....... q. p.c. & be. 1100 0 0 25 0 0 40%
A•ictior .............. 6 per cent. l 5 oil 0 0
ALI,: .
A r'Zits I:if, ..........• 41. per cent. 100 0 0i 25 0 0
nritisli Commercial.. it. lOs. 1500 0 ' 5 0 0 6%
0jc,,r1j.,,101.& Gen. Life spr et. & bs. :100 0 0' 10 0 0 21
Ocutrity .... , „ ...... 4/. 1100 0 0 110 0 0 170
I,rewn .........• •. •• 17s. Cd 150 0 0 50 0 1848
P>gle .
Equity and Law...... 44 per cent.lloo 0 0 5 0 0 55;;
European Life ... I/. 20 0 0 011 184
Genera 1.............. 6/, 5 • 0 ~ a%
Globe
Quardian ............ 51. per cent, ;100 0 0 47 6 0 52
Imperiai Fire......... 12/. per cent,!s9o 0 0, 50 0 0 340
[amnia] Life
indemnity Marine.... I'3s & 3/. 100 0 0! 20 0 0 81
Law Fire .......... •• 25.&, 2s. be. 100 0 0 210 0 31
Law Lite............. 100 0 . 10 0 0 61
Legal and General Life 50 0 0 2 0 0 5
London
London .hip....
Marine... .. .... • ..... IBs.per share 100 0 0 28 0 0 40
Med.lr.vlid& Gen. Life 1% t. per Ct. 50 0 0 1 2 0 0 31i
Minerva ............ sp. ct. & ha. 20 0 0 ' 2 0 0 6
Monarch ...... ..
National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0
Palladium Lite...
Pelican ...„ — 4514
Plumnix
Profese:onal Life."... 51. per cent. 5 0 010 0
Provident Life
Rock Life...........„ I 7s. '5 3 0 010 0 8%
Royal Exchange ....•• 101. per cent. Stock. all 228
Sun Fire ..... 6/ 10s, OP 248
Ditto Life
United Kingdom .... 11. p. ct. & bs.l 20 0 0 4ZI 0 5
Universal Life...
Victoria Life ..

MISCELLANEOUS.
Dividend . Amount
Name of CompaLy, per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
X a. d. £ a. e.
Assam Tea ........ „ 57. 50 0 0 20 0 0
Auctien Mart........ 214 per cent. 50 0 0
Australian Avrictiltur? It. la. 100 0 0 17 10 0 2511
-2
Australian Trust .... 81. pea cent 25 0 0 --
A.ustradan Royal Mail 5/. 10 0 0 all 4%
Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all
British American Land . 151. 40 0 0
Canada ............„ 61. per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 146
Do. 5 per cent Bonds Si. per cent.
Ditto 6 per cent. .. 61. per cent. I IcB
City Ilt:vigation Bonds
Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent.. 25 0 0 24 0 0 1014
Ditto .. .... —
Equitable llercrsionry Ti pr. cant. 100 0 0 100 0 0
Ditte New ..... . 150 0 0 l7 10 d
4;:m. Revers. & Invest. sp.c. & be, !100 0 0 100 0 0 --
Gen.PteamNavigation 10 p ct. 15 0 0 l4 0 0 --.
ill tdsen's 1tay........ Stock. I 202
flungerford .......... 21..55. 100 0 0 ;100 0 0
London Institution ...
—.—
London R eversiona:y Sis/ per cent. 15 00 : all
Russell institution •• •• ;1210 0
Pricc's Patent Card. Co 10'. percent 20 0 0 I 17 10 23t
Reversion try Int. Roe. 144 /. precut. 100 0 0 1100 0
Loyal Alitil steam— ! 4i. p. there. 100 0 0 60 0 0 79.0
South Australian Land i 6/. per cent.) 25 00 i all 35U
Trust and Loan 'omp.
Upper Canada .. 1 —. 2O 0015 0 0 ,

. _.
I ADVERTDiRMSAT. I Srenr AND 111kARINCi. SPECTACLES,
POIVERFEL TELESCOPES, OPERA, RACE AND PERSPECTIVE GLASSES.
—Messrs. S, and B. Solamella, opticians, 39, Album :sr!, -
street, Piccadilly. Observe opposite the York Motel
lily leer Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for valuable and
extraordiusry improvements in the most powerful and
brilliant Telescopes, Camp, Racecourse, Opera, and Per.
spective Glasses, to know the distances of objects viewed
through them—of great importance to the army, navy,
and others. These telescopes possess such extraordinary
powers that some three and a-half inches, with an extra eye-
piece, viii show distinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's rins,
and the double stars ; with the same telescope can be
seen a person's countenance three miles and a half distant
and an object from 16 to 20 miles. They are of larger and ail
sizes, with increasing powers accordingly ; while their vary.
no from 4 to 6 inches enable us to discover more than tlis
Above, and the Georgian 'with his 6 eetellites, &e.—The Royal
Exhibition,- 1851.—Valuable, newly-invented, very small,
powerful waistcoat-pocket glass,the size of a walnut, by which
A person can be seen and known 1.3. miles distant ; they answer
every purpose on the race-course, and at the opera houses,
country scsnery, and ships are clearly seen at 8 to 10 miles.
They are invaluable for shooting, deer-stalking, yaelitins, to
sportsmen, gentlemen, gamekeepers, and tourists. Opera,
race-course, camp, and perspective glasses, with wsonderfW
power. Newly-constructed Spectacle Lenses is( the great-
est transparent power. The valuable advantage derived
from this invention is, that vision becoming impaired is
preserved and strengthened, and very aged persons are
enabled to employ their sight at the most minute occu-
pation- can see with these lenses of a much less magnify.
lug power—and they do not require the frequent changes
to the dangerous effects of further powerful assistance.
Deafness—New Diatioreiy.—The Organic Vibrator, an ex-
traordinary powerful, small, newly-invented instrument for
leafness, entirely different from all others, to surpaes any-
thing of the kind that has been, or probably ever can be,
produced. Being of the same colour as the skin, is not per.
ceptiblo ; it enables deaf persons to hear distinctly at church
and at public assemblies ; the unpleasant sensation of singing
noises in the ears is entirely removed ; and it ailbrds all the
assistance that possibly could be desired.-39, Albemarle-
street, Piccadilly. Observe—opposite the York Hotel.

DO3IISTIC FIRE.LIGHTING.—In your impression of
February 2 I you published an account of a n ivel method
of making fires—viz ,by liOting them on the top; ai7d
tucking them burn downwards. Will you allow me to
acquaint your readers with an improvement which I have
recently eff, eted in the antithetical art of making fires burn
upwards ? In lighting fires by the ordinary means the
wood is placed at or near the bottom of the grate, and the
fuel to he lighted is placed upon it. By this means there
cannot 17 eafree passage for air through the fuel, and much
trouble is occasioned in coaxing the fire to burn up ; and
frequently it has to be lighted over again. To remedy
these evils, I have tied together sticks of wood, and
giv.n them the form of a hollow truncated cone or pyra-
mid, five or six inches high. I place this in the fireplace
on its broad end, and surrounded it with the coals and
cinders t, be lighted, having the aperture at its top un-
covered. On lightirg a piece of shaving placed within
this simple form the effect is very striking. The air
rushes in from below to feed the fire, driving a jet of
flame upwards through the neck of the oone, which is
immediately available for cooking, &c. ; while other por-
tions of flame are _'riven by the expanding air within the
cone, laterally between the sticks, and made to light the j
coals, &e.---Correspondent of the Buildcr.

" 3J. Much depends upon, and ought to be expected of,
the public. Every one complains of inconveniences, hut
no one contributes to their suppresFion. Persons expect to
bo taken up and set down at exact places, never getting in
or out at approximate places, and rarely attempt to
.avoid
delay by having the fare in hand; on the contrary they will
stand at the steps of the omnibus hunting for their purse?,
and then requiring change.
"It would be attended with some inconvenience, but at
the same time greatly diminish the danger of frequent
stopping, to fix places at which alone passengers could be
taken up and put down, especially in crowded streets.—l
have the honour to be, gentlemen, your most obedient
arrant, "D. W. HAPSET."

Sat. Black Shicls 10 30
\Vernyss's, rani of Wed. Hirzel Law Toll-bar ... 10 30
Thurs, Abbey St. Bathans ... 10 3)
Sat. Learmouth 10 30