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• TO CORRESPONDENTS ' they candidly declare that it is impos!•ible i
1 THE F I Paris to address to it important reports on the ulte- THE SHARE MARKETS. -
• THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY L ANE. i RENCH REPUBLIC. I rlor development of the situation. AneM. ' t
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• . M. JULLIEN'S A.NNITAL SERIES of CONCERTS. No communication cen be attended to unless authen- for them so to filter the water as effectually to pit-
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Positively the Last Night. rify it, and on a very recent occasion, when a gesitle- I_, _ nee ,Tar IS li RAILWAYS.
The EXHIBITION QUADRILLE -Signor BOTTESINI. I' RA te. B URG DEC L A RED IN A Ministry is not sufficiently disposed to sscond the
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• Signor SIVORL Rejected communications cannot be returned.
ticated by the name aad address of the writer.
man, whose premises are supplied by the Lambeth
ST ATE OF SIEGE. policy of the KING, who personally supperts the Business dose I
' Jallien has the honour to annouace that his Concerts will posi- Railways, Paid. Nwednal Prices, toeday. !
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Company, complained to one of the officials that the system of Austria, particularly on the commercial
1- ~ 7 ea& this Evening. We have received the Paris journals of yesterday. - ,
'.JULLIEN has the gratification to state that he has become et ere ,
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water supplied was swarming with animalculm and question. The English Ambesandor to our Court has -Abe.. --"-------- --- ------- , ,
1 arehaser of several of the instruments to which were awarded - .4 et': . ,deen.. -••- all 9% to 10% 10% % s
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..,se• o• .4, ~,‘6l. filth, he was coolly told that if a flannel were tied The Siecle has re-appeared for the first time since C aim in avour of Mr. HODGEKINS, the AmLorgate, Nz,ttingham,
t.':e Council Medal at the Great Exhibition, among which are-The correspondent of the Daily iVews, who had been sent
made a formal 1 • • f i
• eer a. s.Ds,;..\ lloston, &E. Junoion 8% 5- 5% 5% %
• 1 -lin manufactured by M. Viullatune, of Paris-several of MM. /;''' teo" eA. ea.- :_. $., its suspension. It publishes no leading article.
Belfast and County Down 87% .. ..... ..
Lesson and Antoine Courtois' Wind Instruments-ani also the . s.le
..4e; ',VI, -- • 'v • `. - over the mouth of the pipe while the supply of water
There is, however, a short note, signed by the edi- away from here by an order of the police. It is Birniing., Wolverhamp.,
Grand Pianoforte of the Messrs. Erard; this latter Instrument will ' ee,-443•1...- probable that the order will be withdrawn. It has B. .
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le) exhibited every Evening, and will be performed upon by the ce- ' e I.,NV ' ••M OA .- - . .ia., 4,- was flowing in, it would probably free the water from and Stour Valle- ,• all 9 ••••• 10 . f
' lebratecl Pianist% Mons. Billet. - tors, stating that their principles are unchangeable,
been definitively decided that no plenipotentiary will "e " .11"
L ilehesh (
PROGRAMME FOR THIS EVENING. some of its impurities. And this is the stuff, the
and that they abstain from comment on account of June., late 331. 6s. Bd.. 26 11 -10 d.
Pear I. be sent to the Customs' Conference, which is to be Do. Chest. & Birkenhd.,
. - poisonous putrid stuff, which upwards of 350,000 of the
501. & 251. Consolidated all 16 -17
, - revenue, "Der Freischutz" • • • • .. .. Weber. A opened at Vienna on the 2d January next."
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, luadrille, from Anber's Opera, "II Prodigo," con- inhabitants of the metropolis are compelled to consume Do., d0.,20/. - .. .. 17% e3e - s%dis.
The Maniteur publishes a decree, announcing that
the state of siege.
. , chiding with the Polka des Poignards .. - Jallien.
elmilite L• itAnta -;! itt t as the nearest approach to pure water which they can Bristol and Exeter.• •• 100 78 -80
all individuals placed under the surveillance of the lONIAN ISLANDS
teermphony, the Allegro Vlvace Ire= the Symphony hi ?
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11941 : 119454% 101 %Ii % %
• A minor .. .• •• - .. .. Mendelesohn •
C-71" t' - procure. With this stuff stagnating in tubs and high police, who have been proved to have quitted the We learn from a supplement of the Official Corfu nir
aannd lioly head .... I
. Aria, Stance, di Piu, sung by Mies Cicely Nett .. learliani. butts and cisterns in every house, can we be surprised oublin tt n d Belfast Junct. 45 23 -22 1. 1
. Yalse, La Prima Domia LONDON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, 10, 1851 place assigned them as their residence, may, as a Gazette of the 27th ult. tied the LORD HIGH Com. Dublin and K i .gstown . • all • • ...- • • 1
".- oto, Contrabaeso, La Tarentelia, performed by. Sig. ______-...a.---- that typhus and other fevers of a putrescent type, all of measure of general safety, be transported to Cayenne MtiSIONER of the lonian Ides has announced to the Dwadalk and Enniskillen all .• -• •
Bottesini Bottesinl. . Dandee, Perth,and Aber.
• g aadrine, the Great Eaftribition Quadrille, founded on Already we have commented at some length on the which are engendered by malaria, should be con- or Algeria, for a minimum of five years, and a maxi- Senate that he has thought it expedient to order the leen Junction .. • • all 6% -7%
' • the Great Exhibition of 1851 • • .• • • Juillen. mum of ten. The same measure shall be applied to exile of M. LISGARA from Zente to Fano, for having Do., New .. .. •• all .. -•• .
hich it is
stantly prevalent in the districts to w „ ~ , _ , . East Anglian (251. L. & 1
PAU? H. unfortunate circumstances attendant upon the lest individuals found guilty of forming part of a secret written an article in the Greek journal Rigas, in
errand selection atid fantasia, freer). Mozart's chef- supplied ? Is it astounding that the persons who . E. and L. & D.) •• - all 3% -3% 1
Mozart. expedition in search for Sir JOHN FRANKLIN. I3e- society. which he asserted the rieht of the lonian Isles to he 1)0. (Ise E.&ne .. ail 2% -2% I
• cleceuvre " Don Giovanni," - .. • • b
" raganini. daily take into the'
ir stomachs lar e uantities of the i
eoso, Violin, Nel Cor Piu performed by Sir,. Semi. • . fore the publication of the Parliamentary Blue Book g q The Prefects of the placea under the surveillance of independent of England. Eastern Countics .. .. 20 6% - CeS 6%
! . emadrille, the Indian. composed on East Indian me- . revolting and disgusting insects, and of the filthy Eestern Union, class A, 1
iodies, and exhibiting the peculiar characteristics of recently printed, we asserted that according to our the high police will in future give the Government the se___ -. late E. TT. shares • • all 4% -54
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the instruments of the native Indians, used in their organic matter held in solution or suspension by the right of fixing the place the convict shall reside in LEVANT MAIL. no. do. do. .. 6 .. -. •
view of the matter Captain PENNY had been treated
dances, festivals, sports, wars, religious eeeem°: Jean. Do. do., B& C shares all 3% -3% 34
des Bohe- somewhat unfairly, becauce of his unlucki
'ly having no water supplied by these companies, should be among der one his unishment
after having un g p . By the Levant mail, which arrived this morning, gest Lancashire • • • • all 14% -15 ,
, Duo, -Violin -and Contra-basso, La Fetes . - • '3 and its suburb
Pan s are interdicted to these per- De. New quarters .. ail - -..
=e! pottesini Botteeini. • the earliest victims of cholera ? Great complaints are we have received Constantinople journals to the 24,b
mieries, performed by Signu:i Sivori title whatever to add "R.N." after his signature. This 1 Es.st & West Ind ia Docks
sons, who are bound to quit in ten days after the pro- -
• •• •• &en*. and Ath n • rn ls he
e s jou a to t 27th ult., both inclusively,
Polka, Frederika • • • ' • - h a made of the propensity of the people to use intoxica- and Birm. June. .. all 49 -51
• . . ' r Quadrille,
euadrele - (Humorous) The Bloomeee,eme,, . eel, impression, forced upon our judgment solely y mulgation of the present decree. but their contents are without interest. East & West York. June. all .. -••
founded on American and EnEllib i•"-- • " """'`"• correspondence which appeared in our columns „d ting liquors-how can they do otherwise than use Strasbourg is declared in a etate of siege. Edinburgh and Glasgow 50 25 -27
. eAt tele end of the Concert the.Orehestra will repeat the National Edin., Perth, and Dundee 25 5 -5%
kmtb.e.m, God Save the Queen. re AND 13 IL MA in those of our Contemporaries, has beeu,,,c
. „.. intoxicating liquors when the only liquid supplied to We read in the Patrie of yesterday evening- STATE OF TRADE. (3!aagew and Sonth-West, 100 .. -••
• ).'.. JULLIEN'S ANNUAL G--- • SQUE will take ,' 'V re_ them under the name of water is such a filthy coin- " A Socialist insutreetion broke out on Satinday Do. do. G. I). & testecli 868.. - ..
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ber 12, and terminate th fir LIRA by an examination of the offiem (From the Manchester Guardian of this slay.)
. take place on FRIDAY, Deeeni •! _ e season. morning in tho town of Clan-Ivey. The firemen of the Great Northern •• • • all 17% - 17% 11% "s
Ile Refreshments will b.:. provided by mr. G. P
-ayne, and be of the port since then issued from the Minutes pound ? Unwholesome as gin may be, it is less .
national guard of the placo, with the gendarmery, at- MANCHESTER TUF,SDAY.-AS " order reigns in 00. halves, A, deferred all 5% - bY,
' est quality and at the most mod.erate price& , Do. halves, le 4 per ct all 12% - 12Ie
. The Concerts will on each everung commence at Eight, and tenni- ‘lf the Evidence tuken before the Committee. so, at all events, than Thames Paramesium ;" el f f I
t tempted to repress the disturbance. Several persons Par.s, ana as she -tines are rising under the hopeful Gress eonthern and
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- state at Eleven o'clock. and before the advocates of teetotalism revile were killed, and. many others wounded. The rioters conditions in which ',ranee is placed by the swerd of Western, Ireland •• all 35 -36 35
PHICF.S OF snariasees, 'f hat such has beeu our deliberate conviction we have
Promenade, Boxes, and Galleries, One Shilling. declared in very explicit language subsequently to the the unfortunate inhabitants of the southern bank of •sin
sounded the toe, , and remained masters of the town, the usurper, there has appeased a somewhat better Great Western .. •• 100 83% - 83% 83% 84%
Lancaster and Carlisle .. all 74 -80
Dress Circle, 2s. 6d. which the authorities evacuated, taking refuge in the tone of feeling in our market to •day than that which Do. thirds •• •• •• 11 13 4 Ble- 5% p P
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prerate Boxes, 10s. 61., 215., and 31s. 6cl. distribution of those remeakable documents. While, the Thames for their addiction to intoxicating liquors,
. neighbouring hamlets. The mob from the country t
, 0 prevailed last week subsequently to the announce- Lancaster and Preston .. 47% .. -• •
Places end Private Boxes may be secured on application to Mr.
the Box-office Of however, this is the case, we are impelled to revert it would be well that they should secure to them an the number of from 5,000 to 6,000, entered the town. f h Lancashire and 1 orkshire 100 54 -55 :55
&Reilly, at the Theatre, which is open from Ten ment ot e astounding proceedings which were Do quarter stares all .. -
the Five ; Private Boxes also at 3lr. Mitchell's, Mr. Sa.nes's, Messrs. • ample supply of pure and potable water. But filtering The sub-prefecture was pillaged and sacked. Three
again to tle ran
1 t sections referred to, in consequence enacted at its commencement. The accounts by the Do: fifths .. . :.• ia ex - si.ts a. ele
Leader and Cocks's, Mr. Ch.sppell's, Messrs. Cramer, Beale, and gendarmes were massacred, and the insurgents de- el • • Do. West Riding Union 11 X 6-5% d.
t!„,_,,, ; elessr,s. Campbell
-, nanstore, and Co.'s ; Mr. C. 011ivier's ; of viewing the whole affair as one of very singular alone, albeit it may remove the more visible filth from
liberated amongst themselves whether they should ''ambria showing an advance of -I- to ie. per lb Leeds Northern •• • • all 13 -14 14 13%
. 'et, Allcrof ts , and at Jullien and Co.'s Eitablishment, 214, Regent- • . Thames water, will never render it pure ;it will - • in the New York cotton market, and of ic. in Liverpool. Crosby, and
. street. th f h •
importance, both to e cause o umanity and to , not torture their "
victims before they killed
. -LT UN GERFORD-H A LL, STRAND. the interests of the naval profession. Those who, so long as it continues to be made the great open them. These details were given by a gendarme, that of New Orleans have lso contributed to
, a Southport .. .. • • 17% .. - ...
London and Blackwell .. all 6% - 7 7
• who was fortunate enough to escape. As soon an increase of firmness, though only in a very slight Do., Tilbury Ext. Berip 14 .. -• •
om mon sewer of the metropolis, containing in solution
like ourselves, have turned over the pages of the e
, iIIimUNRaALLED COMBINATION OF ATTRACTION. as tbe prefect was informed of these events, he degree, for it is seen that the rise on the other side London Brighton, and
GNETISIL-SOIREES LA.SSAIGNE every Even- Blue Book here mentioned, with feelings of mingled g q
lar e uantities of chemical salts which are deleterious South .. • • 100 93 -94
'Coast 94%
la; (Saturda left at the head of a squadron of chasseurs. On Sunday had resulted from the reported improvement in Man-
y excepted), at Eight o'clock. Admission Is., 25., London and N.-Western 100 11 1 -115 114 1154
and 4s. curiosity and inquietude will, we are persuaded, to the human system, continue to be unfit for use as a evening the advanced guard met at about a mile and a chester and Liverpool about a month ago ; and it Do. do. quarters • • 22 2% -3 p. eix
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_____ THEATRE of OPTICAL ILLUSIONS. • • 'de in the opinions we have already
conic' alt from Clamed a atrol of the insur ents who tired •
ex_ potable fluid. It is obvious to the common sense of h y p g , is seen, too, that the very favourable season for . .. .. 12
PO: filOrgsh.,•9l.&B (c) 1 1N -2% P•
nOIftEES MYSTERIEUSES," by M. and sauterne Langlois, of on the troops. The cavalry returned it, and five of the picki I% - 2 e.
ng cotton (twice as long as that of last year) is London and S.-Western . 100 82W, - 83% seta
Paris an '
, ~. the celebrated Indian Juggler, Djalma, with Dissolving Dressed as to the lamentable manner in which every man that whosoever drinks daily, habitually •
'Views fll A IT
1 rioters e . n o icer of the chasseurs was wounded in 1 d•
, Chromatroses, &c., every Evening, at Seven o'clock. Admls- • ea ing some parties to extend their estimates of the Do. new 501. - .. 42% 10 - 9 dia.
, sion ls., Is. 6d., atd 2s. se. the late search, made simultaneously by Captain and exclusively: the contents of a cesspool, is daily the hand. Fresh reinforcements of troops arrived during Do. new 401. .. .• 34 a - 7 dlr.
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crop to e,800,000 bales. On the whole we have to
ORAMA.-Every Day, from Twelve to Three. Prices of Ad- Manchester, Buxton, and
mission ls. 61, Is., and 6d. PENNY and Captain AUSTIN, was brought to a prema- and habitually imbibing poison, slow it may be, but the night, and this morning they bivouacked within
1 state that, though the day's operations in yarns and Matlock ••.. .. all 2 -24
BAZAARS sued MaAi. PROMENADE -Adraission Free. ture and most unsatisfactory termination. In ex- not the less certain in its effects, and the Thames sight of the town, where tho tocain was heard constant y Manchester, Sheffield, &
oods are extremely limited, they exhibit an
OPen daily from Ten A o Ten P.M. sounding. A battery of artillery was momentarily ex- g Lincolnshire •• .. 100 32 -33 32 X
MAGNETOID CU NTS and the MAGNETOSCOPE. Dr. pressing once more • the sentiments with which we is and, according to all present appearances, must pacted, and which would be immediately brought into increase as compared with Thursday, or any Do. Manchester and
Leger's Philosophical Ind Experimental Lectures every Saturday
feel compelled to regard the incidents related flf t. t b f ht the Commissioners of
con inue oe, or aug play, in order to spare the blood of our bravo troops. It day after Tuesday, when indeed business was sus- Lincoln Union •. 4208 X - 2X dis. [54%
Evening, at Eight. Admission Is. and 2s. 0t IS Midland •••• .. .. 100 53 - 53% 53% 54 53%
is probable that by this time the riot has been put down." pended. But merchants find reasons for greater
ft,-,---. - Do. 50/. shares •• .. 35 .. -• • die
The Esperance of Nancy states that, in the night caution than ever, in the gloomy prospect that is Do. Binning & Derby 100 34 -26
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMA.RKET.
. have spontaneously arisen out of the sincerity and trary, the great common sewer not of the metro- Midland Gt. West. (Ire.) 47% .. -••
Ler. B. Webster, wile Lessee and Manager, 01. nieeseaten. of the 31, an attempt at insurrection was made in that opening before France and a large portion of the
- Newcastle and Carlisle •• all .. -.•
• THIS EVENING, earnestness of a judgment unbiassed by any private polis only, but of every town situated on its banks,
heath city. Two shots were fired at the gendarmerie, and continent ; and they are acting accordingly. The DO. quarter shares .. all •• -• •
I Will be periermed THE BEGGAR'S OPERA.. Captain Mac
Mr. W. Harrison ; Mat-oethe-Mint, Mr. Weiss ; Filch, Mr. Buck- prejudices or personal predilections. Strangers to and consequently no supply derived from the their commander was wounded in the shoulder. The Indian descriptions of yarns and goods feel the effect Neermarket .. -.. all 72x -84
Newport Abergavo
. stone ; Polly Peacham, Miss Louisa Fyne ; Lucy Lockit, Mrs. Fitz-
each and all of the parties associated together in these T
_hames can be potable or wholesome. To procure troops of the line, however, soon dispersed the rioters, of the recent unfavourable advices from Calcutta. and Hereford ..mIY-' 8 5% -4% dig.
williarn.
• After which a new Farce, entitled THE TWO BONNYCASTLES. transaction., h b dth d b potable, wholesome, and pure water, we must look
.., we ave o serve e course pursue y and made several arrests. Notwithstanding all these unfavourable circumstances, Newry and Enniskillen.. 7 ~, _.. db.
Newry, Warrenpoint, &
Mr. Bonnycastle, Mr. Buckstone ; Mrs. Bonnycastle, Mrs. Buck- It is said that the town of Nevers is in possession however, yarns cannot be had more than il. or at
. ing,ham. them with a calm and dispassionate selfspossession, It elsewhere for our source of supply, and we are re- Rostrevor • • • • • • all .. ..... ••
To conclude with HIS FIRST CHAMPAGNE. Horatio Craven, . , , of the insurgents, and that the department of Var has most, and only in some instances, id. per lb. below
he field e 1 A , ~ , , Norfolk • • • • .. • • 100 20 -22
• Mr. Leigh M ay ; Dicky Watt, etr. EL Bedford ; Emily Morton, IS solely from a consideration ofthe facts brouglatunder joiced to find that there is a company in t oectaree against, we I:RESIDENT. the current rates of ten days back ; whilst, with some 00. New 20/. shares•• 15 14% - 13% dis.
Northern Ceunties Union 3% 3% -2% dis.
Mies Parry. our notice, in the form of printed and official decue which undertakes to supply water to the inhabitants The last accounts received by the Government, and unimportant exceptions, the prices of goods re i
1112. n North British .• •• - 25 6% -6% 6%
, ' I:I3F,ATif.2I AU X Al., .A.I).N.LY HI,
ments, that we believe the ill success of the recent en- of the southern section of the metropolis of Pure those which we find in the provincial journals, are unchanged. The better domestics, T cloths, and North Devon • • • • 9% • • -• •
radar the direction of Mr. B. Webster. North Staffordshire • . 17% 8X -8% ills. 9
The popular Comedian, Mr. Wright, having recovered trona his in- terprise to be attributable to the petty jealousies quality (the river IV andle is to be the 80111• Ce of favourable as regards all the great points of the terri- good printers,' are in fair request at previous quota- Nerth-Western .. • • 19 .. -, • eis,
' disposition, will appear This Evening. tory, and show that in the manufacturing and core- tions. The bareness of the market, and the abun- North &Sth.-West.Jtine. 3% %ffis. - par
Enormous success of the Yankee Comedian, Mr. Josh Silsbee. before particularized. This belief, moreover, we have supplyyat all times, at high pressure, and at a cheaper xford, Worcester and
THIS EVENING, mercial towns there has either been no interruption of dance of orders in hand, enable spinners and menu- °
Will be performed the comic Drama, entitled THE FOREET proclaimed in those fervent terms of indignation, which a •
rte From the advertisement, which will be found Wolverhampton.. .. all 14% -15
tranquillity, or the attempts of the enemies of order facturers to exhibit a firmness which appears some- Scottish Central .. .. 25 13X - 144 14
• ROSE! and the YANKEE PLOUGHBOY. Jonathan Ploughboy, were forced upon us by the reflection that the conse- in another column, it appears that the company pro- h b
ave een promptly repressed by the energy of the what remarkable. scotesh Midland .. .• all 8 - 9 8% %
mr. j. seseee• Bellamy, Mr. Worrell; Harriet Miller, Miss Col- Do. new .. - .. 23% 7 -7%
lins ; Sally Forest, Miss E. Chaplin. quences may prove to have been been most disastrous Pose to preserve the water pure b establishin a
Y g aUthOrities, and the co-operation of the national ROCIIDALE, MONDAY.-We have had an extremely Shrews. ezßirm., Class A all 64- 6%
To be followed by the Comedy of PA
UL PRY. Colonel Hardy, complete system of intercepted drainage to carry guards and other wellsdisposed inhabitants. We re- dull market in flannels to-day, and a very limited Do. Class B•• •• •• all 44 -4%
Mr. Emery ; Paul Free Mr. Wright; Grasp, Mr. 0. Smith ; Mr. to one of our most illustrious navigators. Henceforth ehrews & Hereford. Olel 6 4% -3% db.
will's, 3lr. Worrell ; Marian, Miss Elle
n Chaplin. we would see all these miserable little punctilios of off the impurities of mills and houses ; they gret to state, however, that in some parts the turbu- amount of goods have been sold, at prices much the ' • '
Do., do., New .• 5 .. -.,
After which, a new and laughable Piece de Circonstance
entitled BLOOMERIS.3f ; or, The Follies of a Day Mr Agricola' rank set et nought, neglected, and despised-because also undertake to supply the whole of the metropolis lent portion of the population have, under the excite- same as those of the preceding week. Wool maintains Shrewsbury and Chester
Green, Mr. Honey; Mr. Flighty Bounce, Mr. Paul*Bedliord ; John with this pure water in ample quantities, whilst, by a ment of anarchical leaders and chiefs of secret so- its former price, and the manufacturers buy very (Nor. W. Min.) .. .. all 14 -16
Do. Halves .. •• .. all 7 - 8
Atrey, Mr. 0. Smith ; Mr. Weakl
y, Mr. Worrell; Mrs. Portia an- of one important consideration, the thought that c• t" b 'it f hich have created sparingly.
ie ies, een gui y o excesses w Do. Oswestry .. .. all 10% - 11%
crezia Green, Miss Woolgat. these might interfere rather calamitously with compulsory. limitation of profits, the abuse of high elarin, and show what was to have been expected if MACCLESFIELD, TUEMDAY.--We mentioned in our Do. New.. .. .. - 1 %- % dis.
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ItOYA.Ii PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-bTREET. the chances of conveying assistance to Sir JOHN charges is effectually guarded against. longer time had been allowed for organization. Sub- last report a better feeling was pervading the Maccles- ehropshire Union •• • • 6% 3% -3% d. 3%
. A B C & D fldi
Do., , 9 , 9 y
Under the Managementoi Mr. C. Kean, __ease- _ _______
joined are facts, which are not without interest :- field trade generally ; this has unfortunately received a paid up at per cent - - „ -•,
. TIM"' EVENINte FaeNaere and his missing companions.
We have not time at present to do more than At Pl'
u igny, department of the Jura, the following check by the startling news from Paris, which quite es
(leen • • .. . . all 13 -15
WM be performed the Comedy of TOWN AND COUNTRY, in Returning to that portion of the Blue Book on Stt-E na .. .. 80 19% - 19% le% 20,,,',
which Messrs. C. Kean, Keeley, Harley, Addison, Meadows, Wigan, refer cursorily to a highly important deputation which took place:-" On receipt of the news from Paris the paralysed operations for tha moment, in both menu- South Wales.. -.. all 27% -28 24
Mrs. Winstanley, Miss Phillips. and Miss Frankland will appear. this unhappy Arctic expedition, which gives in detail
After which, a new and original Comedy, is two acts, wa ted Mr. LABOUCHERE at the Board of
i on Trade chiefs of the secret societies assembled in committee on factured goods and thrown silks, all parties evincing south Yorksh. and River
h h 1 f the ex
t ew oeo amination of Captain PENNY, it the 4th, and resolved to make an appeal to their d 4 - 3 d.
entitled TENDER PRECAUTIONS ; or, the Romance of Marriage, a e a disposition to await the issue of events. The Dan tie" -d - - 15
esterday, in reference to the proposed. incorpora- eheff., Ro . an Goole,
irt which Mr. and Mrs. Keeley, and Mr. and Mrs. Wigan will appear. will be found that every additional reply that fell Y. herents in the neighbourhood. Accordingly, in the news, however, received the last two days from South Divi•sloa .. .. 6 .. -..
To conclude with the Farce of BETSY BAKER, in which Mr. and tion by Royal charter of the West of Ireland evening groups collected in the streets, and indulged in ea Stockton and Hartlepool 16 2-3 11 -13
Mrs. Keeley will appear. from the lips of that very intelligent officer tended .c ranee, it is thought, will tend to reassure the trade •
Private eoxes, &c., to be had of all the Booksellers, and of Mr. Land Investment Company. The principal pro- having '
violent language. The Sub-Prefect, not Jan 1 Swansea f..- Loughor, 80. all • -••
and when it is und t dth
ers oo at stocks of silk ;
di Taff Vale .. .. .. -, 126 14.9 - 150
• Maslingham; of whom also places may be taken at the Box-office, only the more decisively to rernove from his shoulders armed force capable of resistance at his orders, con-
Oxford-street, from Eleven till Five o'clock. h bl
r Mr WILLIAM DIGBT SEYMOUR as a
mote , . , , , France are by no means large, there seems little to Taw Vale Extension .. 9% .. -.. dis.
the responsibility of the premature return homewards. J yoked some friends to defend his authority. At mid- Th es Haven Dock and
ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE. Speaking of the proposal which it is well known he stated its claims on the Government in a clever biro- night the Socialist contingents of the neighbouring vil- apprehend by a glut from these under any circum- Railway „ „, „ 15 16 -15 dis.
, Lessee and Manager, Mr. W. Farren. churo, which goes into the subject fully. The idea lages arrived in arms, and at a given signal all the bells stances, as was the case with the year 1848, when zetzoersdeam
Kill; .. ie , , -.. e,
THIS EVENING, had submitted to Captain AUSTIN, with a view sounded the tocsin. An armed band invaded the Sub- stocks were very heavy. The dyers are rather bet- Waterford and L el.mY ' • -..
Will be performed LUCILLE; or, The Story of a Heart. of developing contemporaneously in the naturally imenck, all • • -••
St. C) r, Mr. H. Farren ; Vernet, Mr. Diddear ; Izak, Mr. Shalders ; -
tO th t. f h h 'll •
e con inuance o t e searc sti higher, Prefecture, and having seized M. Chevassau (formerly a ter off for work. Waterford, Wex., Wick.
rieh, but hitherto much neglected province of Con- d Dubli 3 .. -..
Von Metz, Mr. Cooke ; Lucille, Miss. L. Howard ; Julie, Miss Captain PENNY says not merely that he representative), Sub-Prefect, al. Gagneur, receiver of HALIFAX, SATIMDAY.-There has been but a slen •
veale;t Co :11 ** • •
.. .. 11 .. .- .. dia.
Fielding. naught, those agricultural and manufacturing re- taxes, and his son, M. Magnin, lieutenant in an infantry der attendance of merchants in our piece-hall to-day ; Whitehamvewn and F ess all • • -..
. After which, FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY. asked Captain AUSTIN for a steamer for the purpose
With PLOTS FOR PETTICOATS. Frank Finish, Mr. Hoskins. sources which are admitted on all hands to be regiment, on leave of absence, lodged them in gaol. and the inauspicious aspeot of French affairs has great'
.y York, Newc., & Berwick 25 174 -17 X 17% %
• To conclude with THE LONELY MAN." OF THE OCEAN, sup- f "1 t'
o pi o ing her up the channel to the ice, to remain M. Outhier, who exercises the functions of Mayor, tended t h k h
oc ec t e growth of confidence, which was Ditto and Newcastle
unsurpassed, perhaps unequalled, in the United . Extension .. - 20 8 -7% 1. 12% %
norted by Messrs. H. Farreia, W. //men. Bender, Norton, Mesdames until that ice had cleared away, but adds, " I viould attempted to oppose these arrests, but his authority
Fielding and J. Adams. Kingdom, seems to us to be the true panacea was disregarded, and he was also placed in prison. slovvly returning. As the manufacturers are Ditto G.N.E. purchase 9 3X -3% d. 5%
have waited there a month." When interrogated asking rather higher prices to meet the enhanced York and North Midimul 50 20 -21 20% 21%
PeNCLre PLAYHOUSE AND STRAND THEATRE. for the distressed condition of that portion of the During the whole of the night the tocsin was sounded at ,
Lessee. Mr. W. R. COPELAND, Liverpool. again as to whether he is still of opinion that the ice intervals and the drums beat the tappet; barricades '
va ue of wool, there was but little inclination to pur-
The Warmest Theatre in London. country. Agriculture of itself is insufficient to em- ' LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS.
chase. The yarn market also feels the depressing ef-
. Another New Farc.e. would really have cleared away, Captain PENNY re- also were thrown up. In all the neighbouring villages,
ploy even the present diminished population. No
'1 i3l, EVENING, plies that he was among it as recently as the 22d of too, the tocsin was rung. The next morning was ra- fects of the intelligence from France, which has pro- Leasing Business
Paid. ' Nominal Prices.
Will be performed S•MPsON AND co. matter at what price land may be abtained in Ireland, ther more quiet; but groups assembled in the streets to duced great unwillingness to operate. The merchants Railways' DemPanles. dono to-day,
After which, BRE A.KEAsT FOR TWO. July, on which day he saw the last of it. "It was
. with STROLLERS. AND isTR.ATAGEMS. it will not tempt our farmers and capitalists to invest P
read the reclamation which tho men who had possessed buy with great caution ; and the quotations are firm -
, near & Tletch-
then " he observes, " broken and much decayed, andonly
To be followed by a new Farce, entitled CIRCUMSTANTIAL ' themselves of the public authority caused to be stuck up. though not improved. The late advance in wool is icy ' ' • Len. & NT.W. all .
in it, so long as the poor's rates are swollen it • --- ••
- , EVIDENCE. Characters by Messrs. Rog,ers. Belton, Romer, wanted a strong north•east wind to ckar it away." was an appeal to arms, and was signed-H. Bergi=tro, maintained, but there is l'ttl h '
i e c anging hands. miming.: & Oa-
Misses Marshall and Maskell. to a ruinous amount by crowds of unemployed provisional sub-prefect; J. B. Lamy, provisional mayor; Is „ ford Juncioa, I
. To conclude with a Farce, entitled THE FIFTH OF NOVEM- Notwithstanding all these very forcible repre- UDDERSFIELD, TUESDAY.-In the cloth hais guaranteed . • Gt. WeStern all 28% - 29%
liEs; by Messrs. Tilbury, Rogers, Hudspeth, Misses Saunders and f peasantry. To solve the difficu y,
It manufacturers and Derrival, rovisional commander of the Re üblican
P .
~ . P goods of light texture and low quality have been asked Do., without a
Maskele sentations of hi • • th . t
s opinions on e par o
must be brought into immediate connexion with the Guard. The mail from I ans had to go across f
or. Very little is doing in the home trade, with th guarantee .. De .. • • all 28 -29
• The prices of admission are arranged as follow :-Orchestre stalls, Captain PENNY, not Withetanding his expressed the plain to reach the town, but tho letter-bags e kiirm., Wolver.,
. 43 ; boxes (first. circle), 3s. • (second circle), 2s. ; Pit, Is. production of the soil ; and we know of no better me- were seiz •d by the insurgents. By order of tho pro- exception of. a few parcels cf heavy goods. One or & Dudley,gua-
btsors to be opened at Halt-past Six, and the performances to anxiety to go himself further up the channel, ranteed •• Do .. .. all 8 -10 p
co emeace at Seven precisely. thod for Ireland than that suggested by Mr. SET• visional sub-prefect two young men went to the or two shipping houses have,been pretty busy during De., without a
notwithstanding his plainly worded requisition for a the week, but the trade generally is flat. The fancy
houses of different persons, and took away their guarantee -Do • • • • all 7 -9 p
• e F.ooond price will be taken to the Boxes only at Nine o'clock MOUR-t0 introduce and extend the cultivation of
-llzst eirele, 2,,.; second circle, Is. steamer-he was amazed to receive, on the 11th of arms. The Hotel de Ville and the sub-prefecture manufacturers complain of the slackness of their Buckingliamsh. Lon. &N. W. all 17% -18 X
Fagme fkoi, One Guinea and a Half each. flax, sugar, beet, and other " commercial plants," were occupied by the insurgents. As time wore on, branch of the manufacture. Clydesdale June Caledonian all 41 "43
Stage Manager, Mr. E. Stirling. August, a letter from Captain AUSTIN, wherein he E. Lin., Guar. 6
which may afford suitable subjects for the redundant however, these men began to feel afraid as to the con- LEEDS, TUESDAY.-The market since last week oer Cent. .. G. Northern all 324 -32 X 32%
ASTLEY'S ROYAL AhiPHITHEATRE. requests to be informed "Whether you (Captain
Under Jae Patronage oi her ottgesty su:ul his Royai Iliglusess labour of Western Ireland. sequences of their acts; and when in the evening they has been fl it, and very little is doing to order. Dul- Gloucester and
Prince Albert. PENNY) consider that the search of Wellington Strait, learned that some bands which they had sent against ness also continues in the reh 11. hth Dean Forest Gt. Western 20 1% -2% P
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P.rr p leiter and M,eiager. Mr. W. Batty wa ouses, WIC e news Hartlepl Dock r Yrk, Newel all .. ..... ,„
made by the expedition under your charge, is so far Lons-le-Saulnier had been dispersed-also, that strong from France has tended to increase. and Railway e ani Ber. j
. Mr. Batty begs eave to inform his palrons and the public that he THE " BASE EXCEPTION."
has entered into Engagements for Nine Nights' Representations with satisfactory as to render a further prosecution in that bodies of troops were marching against them, and that Hull and Selby Yle. &N. M. all 104 - 106
The Times of Monday represented all the English Do. % Shares Do .. .. all 51% - 52%
. the principal Artists late of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, they direction if Arboit, Salins, and the greater part of the department
having returned from Dublin, en route to Paris, Mesdames Caroline, , . , practicable, unnecessary." Oa receiving press, with " one base exception," as havin t k
ga en remained tranquil-they lost all couraee They ac- HAYMARKET THEATRE. Do. X Shares Do •• .. all 25% - 25%
Leeds and Brad. Midland .. all 100% - 101% 101%
Daburg, Mors. Loisset, Young Baptist Loisset, and Dubrey, with the this most unexpected inquiry from an officer to whom the same views as itself in reference to recent cordin 1 I dII th • '.el h le • A new cumedy, entitled The Man of L
gy re ease ft e prisoners, remove t e am- are, was pro- Lon. and Green. S. Eastern .. all 11 X -12 X
• whole of their Stud of Menage Horses, will appear THIS EVENING. he had so f 1 I Do., Pref. .. Do .. .. all 24 -25
rne most successful and popular Theatre in London. c ten, so c ear y, and so recently expressed events in France. It so happens, that with one cedes, repaved the streets, and took to flight. Shortly duced here last evening, and achieved a great and de-
Lowestoft, Gd. 4
AZael still continues the Star of the Theatrical World. his views upon this subject, Captain PENNY was not exception, all the daily papers, morning and even- after the troops, headed by the prefect, arrived by forctd served success. It is a translation, by Mr. Webster, per Cont. • • Norfolk •• all 14 -15
THIS EVENING, ing took entirely different views from the Tinos. marches in the town, where some arrests were effected. from Regnier's clever adaptation of Jules Sandeau's Do.. 6 per cent Do .. • • au .. -..
WM be produced new grand Spectacle, from the pen of E. Fitzball, only amazed, he was very grievously annoyed. This '
Esq., and written expressly for this establishment, entitled we conjectured immediately on reading the c There has been a regular competition among The prefect afterwards visited Arbois and Saline, and novel, entitled " Madlle. de la SiegliSre," which adapta- Middlesbro' and
Redcar, 6p. ct Stocktis Dar all •• •••• ..
orrespon- returned to Lons-le-Saulnier. Subsequent accounts tion waa produced about a month since at the The t
AZAEL, in which will be introduced the same highly-trained our contemporaries for the distinction of being are N & East 6
Horses and Camels that appeired hi the Opera at her Mai e sty's d as far back as the I lth
. dence in question, an of state that the disturbances had broken out anew at Francais, where it has been performed every night since, r:er Cent. ••• E. Cantle, . all .. -• •
Theatre, with an addition of Ostriches, Zebras, &c., &c., the whole „ Oc- the " base exception." The Sun. of Monday, we are
of the well known resources of Astley's. It has been pronounced by toper, declared as much in an article, written by our- told, tlaough the circumstance escaped our notice, Poligny.
BP' h t 1 and as the English translation is to the full as well Do., 5 per cent. Do. .. .. all 54 -eg
• public opinion to be the most gorgeous and effective production ever "On the 6t a umn tuous crowd, oarrying a flag on written, as well acted, and as well put on the stage as Plit
tranii ,D.o& N...w.i. 4!, 4 -6 P
witnessed within the wells of a theatre, assisted with magnificent selves, f this •ournal We P
in the leading columns o j , ropriated the com limen
p tary phrase to itself- which was inscribed the word ' Constitution' marched the French original, wo doubt not but that it will have were - .. c BsLa.&Y.j - - -••
nd th
scenery and brilliant costumes. The new Dramatic Performers there alluded to Captain PENNY'S reply to the in- I,' , e Morning Post of yesterday is at great pains towards the artillery barracks at Strasburg, but Scarcely a similar lengthened run. The following is the plot, DO. % Shares ADo .. • • 11 .. -.•
' having achieved an unparalleled triumph, will have the the honour tO snow that it iS the paper meant. The Standard had they arrived in front of it than they were charged M. Destournelles (Mr. Webster), the " man of law," has Read., Guild.,
of appearing every evening until further notice. quiry of Captain AUSTIN as a " sententious lel- of last ev • and Reigate .. S. Eastern .. all 21 ee - 21%
With Batty's Graiad Scenes of the Arena, embracing the largest ening, on the other hand, owns the soft by a detachment of horse artillery and put to flight. been sotnewhat haughtily refused by Madame de Vaubert ao & Ilitchin G. Northern an
ter, writtex in a moment of irritation." Oa •
- Equestrian Company in Europe, represented by Foreign and British Impeachment of having laid the flattering unction The flag disappeared, and several ar'rests were made; at (Mrs. Stirlina an intriguing baroness who is rejoic;
.ng oj:seep. Ex.. Do .. •• 634 111% :23
. Male and Female Artists of superior talent. the 27th of October, namely, sixteen days to its soul, that it was the " base exception," but ten o'clock in the evening the city was perfectly quiet, in the newly•eulled fruits of the 'Restoration, the Slid., Roth. and P.
Tickets to be had at the Bex-office from Eleven till Four daily. Goole, 5 per et. Lane. & York 18 11 6
itage Manager, Mr. T. Thompson. after that leading article was penned, Captain PENNI- very candidly adds, that since the Morning Post and the public establishments open as usual. action of the peace taking place in 1817. She has South Staffords. Mr 1 • • -• •
• M Clem' 2% 214 - IX die.
claims the honour, it will at once yield to its corn- "At Clermont-Ferranfl, on the sth, a crowd, to the already persuaded an old plebeian proprietor of the Wear Val. 6 per
-_ himself acknowledges the truth of what we had then . who ent. ua. •• Stock.
PORI.IRAITS conjectured in the evidence, given by him before the P •
etitor. That, however, is more than we will do.
The Morning Advertiser, and no other journal, is number of from 150 to 200, many of them strangers to Seigl.ere estate,
.purchased it while confiscated CD()
the place, sssembted opposite the Post-office, awaiting during the ab.senceatofonits
.ancient proprietor, to rester!) gao. .. Do "an
all - - -
Do.. do. •• Do :: :: : 27% : 211%
OF committee at the Admiralty. He then observed, in the " base exception." Of th t
a , we venture to say, t
the mail from Paris. On its arrival the crowd attempted it to the arist h return to the land of his wills &Somers. Gt. western too eite -92
. 0 take possession ef the letter bags, but were prevented fathers, and she hopes to take advantage of her
SoULT AND WELLINGTON answer to Query 59, "I am free to confess that I not one out of the ten thousands who read the • 8 .
i ) was very angry at being written to Et all by Captain Times' article can:doubt. The compliment, coming tim„fter the town wag marr in her brother La 1 M
by the soldiers tationed to preserve order. In a short good deed by y g ou (r. Lesgh
perfectl , •
) tranquil. Murray), to Helen (Miss A. Vining), daughter of the PREFERENCE SHARES'
WITH MEMOIRS AND FAC-SIMILIES OF THEIR RAND- AUSTIN, when we had conversed so long upon the from such a source, is too valuable to be dispensed "On the sth the workmen at the tanner fL S old Marquis de la Seighare (Mr. Lambert). The pie-
- y o a uee, Railways,
WRITINGS. very same subject, and I had told him all in my with. We, and we alone, were the parties referred near Le mans, to the number of from 300 te. 350, invaded beian proprietor is dead at the commencement of the Paid. Nominal Prices. Easiness doss
to and therefore we cannot allow any of our con- the mairie of the commune, wher th 1 P
e ey too c possess- iece but his son Bernard (Mr. Howe), supposed to ---_-______ to-day.
power, giving him my chart, and begged of him to let '
THE MOS r temporaries to share the honour- But on this and sion of the arms, and afterwards proceeded to the gen - have 'been killed at the battle of
.Moskowa, has returned Aberdeen
•• •• all .. -.. ills.
• me pilot one of his steamers through Wellington to France, and can claim a restitution of the estate, for Aberdeen, No. 2, 7 pr. ct. 2% .. -• •
other matters connected with the T.
tines, we s a
hll darmery barracks, where they took five of the gen- Caledonian 101. .. . 10
SPLENDID LIKENESS OF SO UL T Channel." Nay, further on, speaking of his have a few words to say to-morrow.-Advertisee. darmes Prisoners. On hearing of this the Socialists of his father, according to the code, had no power to deprive Chester and Holyhead .: 74 - 7 ''•
EV E R TAK EN _ Le Mans prepared to unite with them. Considerable him of all his inheritance. Bernard appears to the dis- au 15X - 15%
Dund. Per. & Aber. June. all 1 -% a.
, , written rejoinder to Captain AUSTIN, we [Our esteemed Contemporary is mistaken in ima- • • - East Angllau
1 d d •
agitation rem e ,an it was said that an attack was carded Destournelles an apt instrument for vengeance, (31. 10s.)
BY If YON, find Captain PENNY, in answer to Query gining that we claimed for ourselves the distinction - d h d h. If If t li. ehe urges him to pro-
to be ma eon t e Hotel de Ville. The measures an attac ing imse ois caus , 6 per cent. .. ~ _ au 2 _ 2
Eastem Counties Exton
FOR WHICH THE MARSHAL SAT SIX TIMES ; 61, saying on the 27th October, " that letter of being--..alone-the n base exception" referred to by adopted by the civil and military authorities were, how . secute with vigour his claims against the marquis. The s per cent. No. 1 :: au PIN
TOGETHER WITH A was written under strong feelings of irritation"- the Times We are too well aware of th
newspaper. e ever, so prompt that no attempt was made, and the tuar of the old sch
marquis himself is a mere volup y 001, Do. No. 2 .. . %- % P
Do Ne 6 •*. all i'lls* -% P % Pm
we ourselves having on the 11th of October k " crowds which had assembled dispersed on the appearance but Destournelles has a formidable adversary in the East.ernw p. cent. Stock
Union, gcrip 10 10% -11 x.d x.d.
PORTRAIT OF spo en spirited manner in which the Morning Advertiser, and f h
ot 0 patrols, which were ordered to clear the streets. baroness, who is on a visit to tho chateau, guaran.6 per cent. ..
. of that letter as we have already remarked a all 10 - 10%
3 a not onlytheMorning Advertiser, latit the Morning poe, An armed force had been sent to La sine, where the in_ and disarms the honest zeal of Bernard bY opposing De• lOL Deben. seams . au
.. _
..
THE DUKE OF WEL LIN GT ON, " sententious letter written in a moment of irr. • "
itatlon. and not only the Morning Post, but very many others surgents had erected barricades, but little doubt existed to it the hospitality of the marquis, and, what is more East Lancashire, 6 por
. cent. quarter shares - an • • -••
. IS THIS DAY PUBLISHED, The admission is important as a testimony that there of our contemporaries have maintained a somewhat a •
that they would soon be dispersed, tent the fascination of Helen. Bernard, a frank E
po , .& W. York. Jane. 5 the au .. -..
open-bearted soldier, who really loves and is really loved
was no'retractation of the previously expressed o inions ' 1 • " Some disturbances broke out at Neuvy, near Edln. Per. &Dun 5e
• P•et. all 1% - 1 dis.
eleT THE SUN OFFICE, 112, STRAND, • p mai ar line of argument to that adopted from the Nevers, but they were promptly repressed. Three by Helen, is so delighted to remain at the chateau as a
~,Gl,aseew Ss 8.-W. Consol. too
of Ceptain PENNY, but merely a brief and by no first instant b I t t t 1 . hh d b t k • •h'h d h d t that he practically forgets his legal rights, and "'.oNerthern, 5 per sent. all 134 - isli 13 q
PRICE ONE SHILLING. y ourse yes, 0 arroga e 0 ourse yes rioters wo a een aen with arms in t eir an s a gues , D ,5P•e• Redeem Seri 3% %- % Pt %
...-...___ means intemperate evidence of his indignation. any exclusi •
ve right to the
.honourable fact of the '-
hem shot. the triumph of the baroness seems complete. Dostour- Great South. & Wes p
-_________._______
eisei e " Accounts from Dijon state that the assassin of M. nelles at first conceives that his cause is desperate, but (Ireland) eighths -.. all 1% '''' 1% p'
Tus DA.,
.-_-_-__-. 4.A.TER AT LO.NDON IsitIDGE --- " Sir, your question is easily answered," says abuse here particularized.-En. Sun.] of turn- Gt. western (Beets
r .r.'...d0 .11 rning 46 min after 2I Ev Marey-Monge is known, but he has taken to flight. He after a little reflection he conceives the notion HantsEx 5 and
"01,-11,,r,Ana 2.2 ~ _ • . ef4ng 3 min after 3 the reply, and thereupon it simply goes on ,
al>der VI) 6 .. -. •• p.
_Er_ se. 3 I Evenmg 42 min atter 3 is one of the leaders of the demagogical party, and an- Ing the baroness's weapons against herself. To further Lancashire . or.:
--------Tf-'"•-------.-,,..-.,-,..,,,.,,,,__,__,__,„ to observe, with an air of petulance most LATEST NEWS r
, Rom other of th,,e chiefs, who has been arrested, is accused of the union of her brother with Helen, she has worked shire, r . eue .. ~
THE W FATITITE,,e---- - -------- 1 upon the feelings of Bernard. So far so good, but Des- Do. 6 per ct. Stock .. 100 113 - 135
..• .-- SII A OFFICE, DECEMBER 10. comprehensible under the circumstances, that being an accomplice with him."
l'insfenteeseerba,' let TM' SWA"' PARIS. The Bourse continues to be well attended, and there tournelles havin found out that the young people reall Leeds Northern, 6 per
,g•Y c t N
ell e o. 1.. .. _ 11 .. -:. P
52-highest abaft n •- - - of course Wellington Channel requires no slay out of the in-
was a considerable amount of business transacted there. love each other, can make a stern re Do. quarters, 1848 - 9
oen yesterday. _.......____
49-lowest this e5,,e..;.. further search whatever "-Captain AUSTIN knowing The Five per Cents, opened at 95f. 75c, rose to tended romance. He boldly proposes to the Marquis London, Brighton, and
-- "'leg and d • (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.)
52-this day, at noon. aring the night. perfectly well what were the real views entertained s. Coast
HE 70c., and closed at 9 6f, 60e• for the end of the the union of Bernard and Helen askthe be.,st method of ,auar.e per et. 100 • • .... ••
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) e Sei hare ,
month. The Three per Cents. closed at 58f. sse.; settling the contending chains too t . g Estate, D . ,
Do. pref. 6 p et. Sk 1851 100 - -••
BAROstimen, foe& upon the subject by Captain PENNY-that Captain e. new guar., 6 per ct. 100 141 - 143
,
WM]) S. W. - dull, do PARIS, WEDNESDAY, TEN seams. Orleans Railroad Shares, 910 f.; Rouen, 594 f.; Havre and by an artlul chain of s, phi.sme succeeds in Lon. &N. West. (Coy. &
udy weather. PENNY, unluckily, not being Captain PENNY, R.N. 223 f. 75c.• breakiu through the old. man. s aristocratic scruples. Nuneat.) 5 per cent. •• 13% •• -••
.vraegaccacaz-=_'..___r___'''''"'''.m';,...._____________l.............._....... .., The department of Basses Alpee is in a state of , Great Northern, 477 f. 50c; Avignon, 203f1 g , .
DAILY WEATHER. TABLE. - By a some what suggestive coincidence the communi-
- siege.-Zierald. or two is raisea u b
75c.; Vierzon, 442 f. 50c ; Basle, 160 f. ; Bordeaux, Another obstacle . . . p y the enemy, London &S.-W. uew .. b 2-2% P.
Manch., Sheffi'eld, and
365 f.; Paris and Strasburg, 373 - 75c.; Tours and but the " man of law "ia v.ictorious in the end, and 11 -12 11 le
cation was penned in " Assistance Bay"-and with it Line. quer. shrs. No. 1 all
State of the Wind and Weather at each ee the followin t • Nantes, 258 f. 75e. Bernard and Helen are united. Thus difficulties are Do. new, 101. :. - all 12 - 12% 12% %
places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning__The tati g erminated thus abruptly the last expedition care SPORTING INTELLIGENCE removed in a much pleasanter way than in Do., fa. .. •• -.. 3 %- % P
a ens . BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT TIM'
are arranged in order of Wand& rying aid to Sir JOHN FRANKLIN and his companions. WOLVERHAMPTON STEEPLE CHASES. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, DEC. 9. the novel, where poor Bernard commits suicide MidlandCon.6 p.c. stock 100
Do.. C.onsel. Bristol &
was admirably acted. The Baroness of M ' oo 131 -- 133 133
Paeretetrirer-Wind S. W. gentle breeze-rain. __-.......----,---. TUESDAY. Boulogne and Amiens, 10-Centrall of France (Orleans The piece . s. Binning., 6 per cent. • • 1
BAIGHTON-Wind S., calm-foggy. If the inhabitants of the boroughs of Lambeth Handicap Sweepstakes of 20 sovs. each, 10 ft, and 5 and Vierzon), 17%-Dutch Rhenish, 334-Luxembourg, Stirling was one of the finest pieces of high drDB • 1 fk Glouces. all •• - -
Cense y we o. nsto
HAsTINGs-Calin-foggy. and Southwark are not each and all of them most only if declared, with 100 added, the second to save .
34-Northern of France 14 th-O,r,,,leaus:and Bordeaux, 4% have seen for many a day. Mr. Webiter'a " man of Do., Leic. & Swanning.,
8 per cent. guar, .. 100 • • - -
Sonemignercee-Wind S.W., calm-rain. his stake. Four miles. (23 Subs., 12 of whom de- -Pens and Rouen, 23-Paris ana oteasooneg,l2%-Reuen law" was worthy of his Tartuffe-subtle, yet bold; •1 5 1 -34 dis. 4%
learned ith wl y, Do., Preference •• • •
and Havre,
Fox.xesroNE-Wind S. W., gentle breeao-foggy. c see-entomologists, it is certainly not 83At - Sambre and Meuse, 3% - Tours and yot enthusiastic: it was ono of the most artist-like - Norfolk Extension •• au 141,4 - 11%
clared.) per enL ea ' 4 - 414
for Want ,-,C ____ _I • Nantes, 6141. sonations ever presented; the scene between hi ' oo guar 5% per c
- - -. , ere...1,..:,e, n_a• ell. ffel Stavanal i resell and -__:.. ~..;..., __ __ b 4% -4%

A now cumedy, entitled The Man of Lave, was pro,
duced here last evening, and achieved a great and de-
served success. It is a translation, by Mr. Webster,
from Regnier's clever adaptation of Jules Sandeau's
novel, entitled " Madlle. de la Sieglire," which adapta-
tion was produced about a month since at the Theatre
Francais, where it has been performed every night since,
and as the English translation is to the full as well
written, as well acted, and as well put on the stage as
the French original, wo doubt not but that it will have
a similar lengthened run. The following is the plot.
M. Destournelles (Mr. Webster), the " man of law," has
been somewhat haughtily refused by Madame de V aubert
(Mrs. Stirling), an intriguing baroness, who is rejoicing
in the newly-culled fruits of the Restoration, the
action of the peace taking place in 1817. She has
already persuaded an old plebeian proprietor of the
Seigl.ere estate, who purchased it while confiscated
during the absence of its ancient proprietor, to restore
it to the aristocrat on his return to the land of his
fathers, and she hopes to take advantage of her
good deed by marrying her brother Raoul (Mr. Leigh
Murray), to Helen (Miss A. Vining), daughter of the
old Marquis de la Seighare (Mr. Lambert). The ple-
beian proprietor is dead at the commencement of the
piece, but his son Bernard (slr. Howe), supposed to
have been killed at the battle of Moskowa, has returned
to France, and can claim a restitution of the estate, for
his father, according to the code, had no power to deprive
him of all his inheritance. Bernard appears to the dis-
carded Destournelles an apt instrument for vengeance,
and attaching himself to his cause, he urges him to pro-
secute with vigour his claims against the marquis. The
marquis himself is a mere voluptuary of the old school,
but Destournelles has a formidable adversary in the
baroness, who is on a visit to the chateau,
and disarms the honest zeal of Bernard by opposing
to it the hospitality of the marquis, and, what is more
potent,
the fascination of Helen. Bernard, a frank
open-hearted soldier, who really loves and is really loved
by Helen, is so delighted to remain at the château as a
guest, that he practically forgets his legal rights, and
the triumph of the baroness seems complete. Destour-
nelles at first conceives that his cause is desperate, but
after a little reflection he conceives the notion of turn-
ing the baroness's weapons against herself. To further
the union of her brother with Helen, she has worked
upon the feelings of Bernard. So far so good, but Des-
tournelles, having found out that the young people really
love each other, can make a stern reality out of the in-
tended romance. He boldly proposes to the Marquis
the union of Bernard and Helen as the best method of
settling the contending chains to the Seigliesre estate,
and by an artful chain of sophisms succeeds in
breaking through the old man's aristocratic scruples.
Another obstacle or two is raised up by the enemy,
but the " man of law " victorious in the end, and
Bernard and Helen are united. Thus difficulties are
removed in a much pleasanter way than in
the novel, where poor Bernard commits suicide.
The piece was admirably acted. The Baroness of Mrs.
Stirling was one of the finest pieces of high comedy we
have seen for many a day. Mr. Webster'a " man of
law" was worthy of his Tartuffe—subtle, yet bold; wily,
yet enthusiastic: it was ono of the most artist-like per-,
sonations ever presented; the scene between himself and
the Marquis, in which he overcomes the scruples of the
latter, was a perfect piece of acting, on the part both of
Mr. Webster and Mr. Lambert, the latter of whom has
added immensely to his reputation by hie perform
last evening. Mr. Howe was excellent as Bernard,an performance
e
ofnd
Mr. Leigh Murray made a great deal of a somewhat
small part. The play was announced for repetition
every evening amidst loud applause.

Railway'. I Pald, Nominal Prices. Business done
to-day.
Aberdeen
Aberdeen, No. 2, 7 pr. ct. 2% —• •
Caledonian 101. 10 •7
Chester and Holyhead .. all 1514 15%
Dund. Per. & Aber. June. all 1 %
East Anglian (31. 10s.)
6 per cent. .. all 2 —2%
Eastern Counties Exton.,
5 per cent. No. 1 .• all % % p PIN
Do. No. 2 .. p 14 Pm
Do. New 6p. cent. Stock 10 10% —ll x.d x.d.
Eastern Union, Scrip
guaran.6 percent. .. all 10 1034
Do. 10/. Deben. Shares . all ••
East Lancashire, 6 per
cent. quarter shares .. all **
E. &W. York. June. 5 ths all • • —•Effin. Per. &Dun.si p.et. all
134 '."'•
Glasgow & S.-VV. Consul. 100 • •
Gt. Northern, 5 per sent all 13% "ft 1334
Do., sp. c. Redeem. Scrip 334 % % 3% %
Great South. & Western
(Ireland) eighths all 1% 1% P,
Gt. western (Berks and
Hants Ex., 5 per Cont.) 6 • • —•• P•
Lancashire and York-
shire, r . NUS. . . . . • . 6 • •
Do. 6 per ct. Stock .. 100 123 135
Leeds Northern, 6 par
cent., No. 1.. 11 .• r;s P
Do. quarters, 1848 .. 9 • • —'• P
London, Brighton, and
S. Coast, guar. 5 per et. 100 •• •• ••
De. pref., 6 p et. 5k,1851 100
Do. new guar., 6 per ct. 100 141
Lon. & N. West. (Coy. &
Nuneat.) 5 per cent. •• 1354
.:• —234 1).
London &S.-W., new • • 5
Stanch., Sheffield, and 143
12% 1114
%
Line., quer. shrs., No. 1 all 11
12 -1234
Do. new, 101. •• all s % p
Do., 6/. .. 3
Midland Con. 6p. c. stock 100 •
Do. Consul. Bristol &
131
133 133
Binning., 6 per cent • • 100
Do. Bristol & Glouces. all
Do., Leic. & Swanning.,
8 per cent. guar.
102 —34 dls.
Do., Preference • • • • a 15% —1 t,
Norfolk Extension • •
_u • 4 4 A
Do. guar. 534 t a per cent.
454 4 74
North British • • •• 34 die par
Oxf.Wor. &W 01.151.6 p.c
au 1014
Shrews. & Mr., new guar.
Shrews. and Ches. (Nor.
all 1534 16
15%
W. Min.) 8 per cent.
all 11 —l3
South I)eyon • • • •
c(.• 10 .• ••
South-Eastern, 4% P.
York, Newc., and Berwa
Gt. N.of E. Fur. • • 611 13% 16
-' 4%D0. • • • • • •
York and. North Midlando
1 Cs.
IL and B. Porch. .•1
rost.Excm.
Boulogne and Amiens •• all 9% —lO
of Franco (Or-
leans and Central ariamen) all 17 —l7 1734
Dutch Rhenish • • • • >i 4% —4% dls. 3% %
East Indian •• • • •• 18 234 3 P.
Do.
do. do. •• • 20
Great Indian Peninsula• • all % P•
Ditto ditto 834 % % P.
Louvain
ala Sambre .. 71% ,
Luxembourg • • • • .. 10
Ditto (Railway) .• 2 1 334
Ditto (Canal) 1 j
Maria Antonia .. .. 2716 s 8d
Ditto, New • • •• 834
Namur and Liege .. all •5% 614
Northern of France .. 16 14% 14% 14% %
Orleans and Bordeaux .. 9 55 436 /1. 434
Paris and Orleans .. all 33 —36
Pans 92-1:1 Rouen .. • • all 22% '2334 22% 23
Paris and Strasbourg ~ 18 5% 5 Nails. 123,i %
Rouen and Havre ~ all 8 —B%
ambre and Mense .. all 31,4 —3% 334
t. Andrew's & Quebc,(A) 2 • • —••
Tonrs and Nantes .. .. 16 10 —5% die. 63E
Tourney, Jarbise. Lan-
den, and Usaolt E all .:
IYESt 11% 2

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.
State of the wind and Weather at each of the following
places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning...... The
stations
are arranged in order of latitude.
Pmsouni—Wind S.W. gentle breeze—rain.
PaliGHTON—Wind S., calm—foggy.
HAsTmos—Calm—foggy.
Somalian-pax—Wind S.W., calm—rain.
ForacEsToNz—Wind S. W., gentle breeze—foggY.
Tumiurooa—Wind N.E., calm—foggy.
GREENWICH—Wind S.S. W., gentle breeze—overcast.
§moots—Wind S.W., strong breeze—foggy.
;15'Irporf—Wind S.W., gentle breeze—overcast.
b-7GHTON—Wind S. W. gentle breeze—cloudy.
Lme,,STlEß.—Wind N.W.calm—overcast.
y S.W., gentle breeze—r.
artially cloudy.
Brammni —Wind S.W., gentle breeze—cloudless.
Ltvnla.oo"' Wind S.W., gentle breeze—rain.
_,..
d S.W., strong breeze - partially cloudy;
Hind retg breeze - overcast.
•, strong breeze—rain.
The returns from the following places indicate the state of
o'c
the
lock wind and 'weather on Monday morning at nine
:
R_i
‘..enatte breeze
t—cloudless.
Liammot--Wind
ara LUNG A
breeze—partially cloudy.
TUNWAIDG —W in dS. , terT g
LE.I.t4 AN —Wind S.W., strop
rapianr.tially cloudy.
v4:HiTgy.....Wind S.W., strongstorereze—doudlese.
m
Partially cloudy.
DAFturcGrort—Wind w.,
h. the mean. daily
At 'the Royal Observatory, Greenwich,
reading of the barometer was above 30 in. on every day
f the week ; on Monday, when it was highest, it
in., on WeLlnesday 30'150 in., and the average :If at
s e
30155
was 30 134 in. The mean temperature was from 4° week
oeeka
below fie average of corresponding days in ten years during
the week except on Friday and Saturday, when it rose 3"
and 5S above it. The mean temperature of the week was
38.8°, or about 30 below the average. The wind was in the
north-west in the earlier part of the week, and changed to
south-west on the last two days.

Ici
If the inhabitants of the boroughs of Lambeth
an
Southwark are not each and all of them most
learned icthyo-entomologists, it is certainly not
fur wantll
the im
of
aarnaking a personal acquaintance
with
a
at ui azi contained in a drop of
water, but rather
from a non-improvement of the
opportunities which the Southwark
and Lambeth
\Vaterwork Companies afford
and Vauxhall,
ande. allln
anothersodn will Ipoongrt , for the
ion of this
day's impression of Time
study
thue(miy ( every,f
thisday,
nc
acie
b vegetable
f oun d tthw.eo
engravings of the principal animal and
pro-
ductions contained in the water supplied by
Southwark and Vauxhall Company and by
the Lambeth Company to the urges of
the metropolis inhabiting the southern bank
of the Thames, which so-called water, or to speak more
properly, sewage, many of the said lieges not inhabit.
ing premises in the neighbourhood of springs, are
forced to consume, and all are forced to pay for,
whether they consume it or no. By their Act of
Parliament these companies undertake to filter
the water they supply from all impurities,
and when examined before Committees of the House
of Commons the officers of these companies state that
it is so filtered and purified before being distributed
to the customers, with what effect let these
t
two engravings bear witness ! ! but when ap-
plied to by their ev,a
tomers on the subject,

Handicap Sweepstakes of 20 soya, each, 10 ft, and 5
only it declared, with 100 added, the second to save
his stake. Four miles. (29 Subs., 12 of whom de-
clared.)
Mr. Thompson's na Hardwick, 9st 51b (G. Stevens) 1
Mr. Rees Jones's M'lon, aged, Sit 61b .(Sadler) 2
Mr. Davenport na Peter Simple, list 31b (Wynne) 0
Mr. T. Cunningham na Lucy Neal, 10st 101 b (Frisby) 0
Mr. W. Vever's Vainhope, lOst 101 b (S. Darling) 0
Mr. Nicholson's Columbus, aged, lOst 71b (Bradley) 0
Mr. Cartwright's Thurgarton, lOst 21b (011ivier) 0
Mr. Gooch's Victress, aged, 9st 101 b (C. Boyce) 0
Mr. W. Palmer's The Young 'un, 9at 101 b (Archer) 0
Brethertou's Chatterbox, aged, Sit 21b...(Owner) 0
Mr. Smith's na The Screw, aged, Bst 101 b (W.Taylor) 0
Mr. ltiley's na The Cripple, aged, Bst 71b (W. White) 0
The Selling Steeplechase Stakes, of 5 soya. each, and 20
added. Three miles. (6 Subs.)
Mr. Henderson's Widow Machreo (301), list (Fowler) 1
Mr. E. R. Clack's Gulnare (201), lOst 101 b (Boyce) 2
Mr. G. Hargreaves's Fred. Jerome, llst 71b(Bradhy) 0
Mr. Lowe's Sir Oliver, aged, 10st 10Ib (201) (Potter) 0
Thrre.
c\II;
ur4.encietn,aillnedltßdschnehtadic,m,irc,;p .Tn 'Twice(:
eLu
Dri dt
round
Little
l ae race).
cb(z,eayerrd si so 3. 2i ovbs. s. each,
(u(
ii‘b,vrs
ibt
ye
)) and
lost
3I
Mr. Linell's Peter, aged, 10-st 91b
MThe following also ran—Cows, :Baroness Ormsby,
Alexander, Tallyho, Gbenia, and Warwick.'

SPAIN.
Madrid journals of the 4th inst. have arrived.
The Chamber of Deputies of Spain, in the sitting
of the 4th, rejected by 141 votes to 24 the proposed
impeachment of the President of the Council for
having awarded indemnities to the firm of BER,TRANI
DE LIS.
MADRID BOLSA, DEC. 4.—The Three per Cents.
were done at 31 for time; the Four per Cents., at 13:1;
the Five per Cents., at IG.I ; the Debt without Interest,
at 5 15.16; and the Coupons, at

NATIONAL PARLIAMENTARY REFORM ASSOCIA-
TtoN.—Last night a public meeting of the inhabitants of the
Tower Hamlets was convened at the Beaumont Institution,
Mile-end-road, to hear addresses from a deputation from the
above association, consisting of Mr. G. Thompson, M.P.,
Mr. C. W. Wood, and Mr. T. K. Pritchard, on the subject
of Parliamentary Reform. The attendance was respectable,
though not numerous. Resolutions were passed declaring
that any measure less than the extension of the suffrage to
every occupier of a house, or part of a house, the arrange-
ment of equalised electoral districts, vote by ballot, triennial
Parliaments, and the abolition ( f the property qualification
required of Members,' yould fail to meet the wants and to
satisfy the just expectations of the people, and iivited all
who are friendly to reform to juin at once the National Re-
form Association.

GERMAN Y•
A letter from Berlin of the 4th says :—" Dis-
patches have been sent to the Prince of PRUSSIA and
to the superior magistrates of the Rhenish province,
directing them to surround more closely the frontier
of Prance, in order to protect the Prusan provinces
against any reaction of the events in France. The
Ministry has this day proposed to the First Chamber
to approve of the treaty of commerce concluded on
the 7th of September last with Hanover, and has
organization.
strongly recommended that it shall be immediately
taken into consideration, in order that,
soliidnteariobrasios as
anPi in pre-
sence of the grave circumstances which menace
119 on the part of foreign countries, we may
theestablish
questionsa t least on
relative
to
a s
The Minister is about to send a confidential agent to

LECTUIIES ON THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION AT
WAsnniGToN.—Dr. Kane, the scientific and able senior sur-
geon of the American Arctic Expedition, has been requested
t 9 deliver lectures on this subject, at the Smythsonian Insti-
tution, Washington. The Doctor
will bring out his journal
early in February, and will express strongly his views upon
t h esearch, and how it awuld be effected.

RAILWAY DAMAGE9.—In the Exchequer Nisi
Prius Court, Dublin, on Saturday, a widow named Mason
obtained 1501. damages against the South-Western Railway
Company for the death of her husband, who was killed on the
opening of the Kilkenny and Bagnalstown portion of the line
on the 13th of last month, owing to the negligence of the
company's servants in leaving a trunk upon the line, with
which the train came in contact and mind the fatal ac-
cident.

BRISTOL, DEC. 9.—Wind W.—Arrd. Stexdfaet, Africa;
Como, St. John's, New Brunswick.

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