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London, England, 1857-01-31 00:00:00

TEE AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COMPANY.

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deration. The result of operations was generally regarded
as unsatisfactory, and a lengthened discussion followed.
Both the progress of the land sales and the returns from
the collieries are considered to indicate discouraging
management, and it was urged that an investigation
should be instituted. It was contended, likewise, that
the expenditure, home and colonial, is larger than would
bejustifiable even under favourable circumstances, and
complaints were+ also made of the accounts not having
been rendered in a clear and intelligible manner. A va-
riety of suggestions was offered for improving the value
of the property,, and remarks were made on the advan-
tages likely to accrue from the introduction of railways
and the cultivatinn of the mulberry tree. With respent
to the collieries, their development has been so costly
that it is considered by some of the proprietors, possess-
ing local experience, that a lease of them separately or
collectively to other parties would be the best method of
turning them to profitable account. The vend of coal,
it was also alleged, might be greatly increased y im-
Proving Port Newcaotlo, so a!i to give ready access to
vessels of large size einployed in the Indian, China, and
Australian trade. At ter explanations from the directo.rs,
it was mutually agreed that a committee of consultation
here-
should be appointed to report to a special meeting
after on the general affairs of the company.

WESTMINSTER ABBEY.—The three dilapidated but.
tresses and windows intervening between them, on the
northern side of Westminster Abbey, have been admir-
ably restored, by Mr. Samuel Abbey,
of Pimlico, under
the direction of Mr. Scott, the architect.

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THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY 31, 185 7
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i'll.ll. MERCANTILE LAW CONFERENCE. 'Naval and Military intelligence. , UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Sporting Intelligence. counsel for the Crown and tbe prisorer both agreed to From the London Gazette of Last Night. 1 Country Markets.
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Mr. Ribton suggested that as they were within one FOREIGN-OFFICE, JAN. 29.
DEPUTATION TO LORD PALMERSTON. Capt. Middleton's Company, 13th battalion Royal BETTING AT MANCHESTER.---YeeeeeDea. day of the end of term, and as the case wuuld bave to go -,
CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 30.
LIST OF HONOURS AT THB BACHELOR OF ART& COM-
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Yesterday afternoon, according to arrangement, a de- Artillery, is under orders to proceed from Woolwich to I
MENCEMENT, JAN. 31. LIVERPO)L STEEPLECHASE. Over until April if not disposed of in the term, the pri-
the Cape of Good Hope, in the room of Capt. Travers's W. Merriman, as Consul at Gaspe Basin, on the Gulf of
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potation from the Mercantile Law Conference---which e William Megan Campion, M.A., Queens' College
company, who are to remain at headquarters ; and Capt. I William Walton, M.A., Trinity College 100 to 6 agst Etaigrant (taken) soner, who must be present in the court when the matter St. Lawrence, Canada East, for the United States of moderate business was effected iu the better class o't• An- e-
ane Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. William
has been sitting during the last two days at Willis's Chas. Scudamore Longden's company, also of tbe 13th j Samuel George Phear, M.A., Emmanuel College 100 to 5 agst Free Trader (taken)
100 to 5 agst Escape (taken) is argued, should be brought up by habeas corpus on America.
Saturday. ADMIRALTY, JAN. 30. more tone in the market for this description, whish is very
Booms-had an interview with leord Palmerston at Cam- battalion, is ordered to proceed to the Mauritius. 1 William Henry Besant, M.A., St. John's College 100 to 5 agst Teddedey (taken) Lord Campbell-It is impossible. Her Majesty having been graciously pleased to signify reluctantly offered. Secondary wheats, 75 lOs to 8s 2d per
bridge-house, Piccadilly. There were present Lord Letters received at Plymouth from the Black Sea In all cases of equality the names are bracketed.
100 to 4 agst Harry Lorrequer (taken) Mr. Ribton-It may be argued at the sittings after I her commands that a medal be granted to all persons, of 701 be, but scarcely noticed. Flour a dull sale for all but
Brougham, the President of the Conference ; Mr. Crau- fleet, at moorings in Bujnkdere Bay, mention the dread WRANGLERS.
100 to 4 agst Forest Queen (taken), term. I every rank and class, who have been on,aged in the several the best bran.ds. Indian corn had a good sale, and im-
that is entertain.ed by all at having to remain in the Doctors- Doctors-
-1 expeditions to the Arctic Regions, whetler of eisaovery or proved fully ad per qr In other articles ef the trade no
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eard, M.P.; Mr.Wickham, M.P.; Messrs. Mott, Bushell) Bosphorus until the end of March. Lord Lyons is, Finch ... ... Queens' Manley ... ... Clare TWO THOUS.ND GUINEAS. Lord Campbell we don't think that would be a proper
' search, between the years 1818 and 1855, both inclusive, c ange o price o servable. The weather has been severe
,
Banner, Reay, and Wren, from Liverpool ; Mr. Barring- however, encouraging the amusement which thee- Savage ••• ••• Pemb. Bridge ... ... Sidney 9to 2 aged Schiecam proceeding.
the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty hereby give and frosty, but there are symptoms of change, the wind
eon, Leeds ; Messrs. Jameson,
N.-Wheat, 7s to is 9d ; barley, b's Od to tis Od;
having veered to the southward.
Codd, Crosthwaite, and trical entertainments afford to the crews on board Gorst ... ... Joh. Harvey, W. C... Joh. 11 to 2 agst Loyol. Mr. Ribton-The man's sentence is only respited until
notice of the same.
Perez ... ... Pemb. 3 Percher... ... Emmen. 7to 1 agst Sydney the sth of February.
The medal will accordingly be awarded as follows :- --
ritn, Dublin ; Mr. T. Maclure, Belfast ; Mr. Riland, the ships. A short time since the crew of the Majestic: Walton
Captain James Hope, performed very creditably, and 4 ~ Joh. Sykes Joh 7to 1 agst Vedete (taken) Mr. Justice Coleridge-The Crown will, of course, ex- Ist. To the officers, seamen, and marines of her Majesty's EXETER-JAN. 30.
Birmingham ; Messrs. Bush and Whitewell, Bristol ; Skelton::: .... Queens' j Perry ::: ::: Trill..
Be•Canits., Os Od to 0 Od. Peas, ON Od to 00s Od.' o s - .
9 to 1 agst Lambiurn (taken) tend the respite.
ships and vessels employed on the several voyages to the
Messrs. Malcolm, Ross, and Fleming, Manchester ; Mr. on the Bth of January the crew of the Maeicienne, i Venn .. Caius
• - 1 Roberts, C. M... Joh. CuEs'zn cup. Permission was then given to make the proposed ' Arctic Seas, during the specified period, and also to the
grinding do., 0, Od to Os Od. Oats 3s 01 t 3 `'d
Clerk, Worcester; Messrs. Phillips and Hassell, Hull ; Captain N. Vansittart, came out with much sue- Ludlow... - Joh. Kindersley ... Jesus amendments. officers of the French navy, and to such volunteers as ac-
Mr. Brown, the Mayor of Bradford ; Mr. W. Hawes, cess in the drama of "Luke the Labourer," wheah was Smith, L ... Trin. H. Earle ... ... King's 15 to 1 agst Leamington (offered)
-- cornpanied those expeditions. FLOUR.-Fine, 42s Od to 41s Od.; seconds, 40s Od to 42s
s; C (ci,oaw)
31 laz: ere
asl :eel- e, ci2nlf:ert(i)oli:6,lo. s:so; 1: sutOcellape::
and others. exhibited to aboht 600 spectators. The captains and Shackell ... Pemb. Stone ... ... Trin. 20 to 1 agst Mincpie (taken freely)
COURT OF EXCHEQUER. 2dly. To the officers, seamen, and others who were en-
te'rr°lsncor-e
od per sack.
Lord BROI7OHA.M, in introducing the deputation, said officers of the various ships appeared highly pleased Brandreth ... Trin. Goldson . Cairn 25 to 1 agst Rogethorpe (taken)
CATTLE. -There was a small supply of bullocks. Best
that the members of the Conference who were present with the arrangements, as well as with the performance, Gilbert ... ... Trin. Roberts, N. H. Joh. 30 to 1 agst Schiaam (take 100 to 3) (Sittings in Banco, before Cnief Baron Pollock, and '
Barons Martin and Watson.) f h U ' ISt t
Government anu citizens o t e nitec a es.
represented London, Liverpool, Manchester, Brietel- which was followed by ventriloquism, a pantomime, and k L
j Ewban , .
..... Clare Fisher ... ... Christ's 40 to 1 agst Venpance (taken freely) 3dly. To the commanders and crews of the several expe
CATTERMOLE V. HODGSON-A SINGULAR CASE. gaged iu the expcli.tions to the Artie Seas, equipped by the
score ; fat calves ed to Od per lb ; barrenners, Os Od to Os
1 Hensley . Trin. Hyde ... _ Caius 1000 to 10 offered agaiist any of the following :- ditions which originated in the zeal and humanity of her „,
in short, all the great leading towns of the country. The a solo on the cornopean by one of the Magicienne's band.
In this case Mr. H. T. Cole applied for and obtained a
i Jones, C. A.. ... Joh. Lidgett ... Trin. Lady Tatton, Enchanter, apathy, or Saunterer. Majesty's subjects. calvee Od to Oder lb reerin, °elves - t
gentlemen present were also the leading members of the The Commander-in-Chief went the same evening to the
Puller . •
•. ... Trua. Trafford ... Pet. rule yesterday calling upon certain attoreeys of this 4thly. To persons who have served in the several la.nd
~,,_e
~ewe P n , • - s o s each.
_ bu:e.f;
DEM. s and lambs 0/ Os to 0/ Os per couple.
, ewes, 6d
, conference which was held yesterday and ori the previous Ambassador's ball. The crew of the flagship Royal Harvey, B. W. Joh. j Forster, J. J. ... Joh. C iurt, whose names were not mentioned, to pay over to expeditions, whether equipped by her Majesty's Govern- "1' I,
20 to 1 agst IVI.D. (taken freely) to 0e; wethers ' * • '
,70 '7,1; lambs -to Od. per lb Pigs,
' day-a conference which was of a most satisfactory nature Albert were preparing a play for the amusement of the Jones, D. „. Trin. 1 Satterthwaite ... Jesus the plaintiff, who is a publican at Kingston in Surrey, ment, by the Hudson s Bay Company, or from private
large size, -s t • 1 • ' .•
o-s , second size, -s to -s ; slips, -s
in many respects, particularly in the general disposition of fleet. Hurst ~. ~. Cath. Somerset ... Trin. 1000 to 20 agst Swee William (taken)
the sum of 1501., and to answer certain matters disclosed resources. to -5 ; suckers, -5 to --s. Rough fat rd lb
, o per .
the members to confine themselves to practical and at- The screw steam transport Simoom, 8, Commander Davies ... ... Joh. Whiting ... Caius -
which he moved on the following As a short period must necessarily elapse before the
_ , . Pork carcases from 9s 9d to lOs 9d. per score.
tainable objects. Although there were some differences john Cooke, sailed from Plymouth on Wednesday for Srarron OPTIMES. LIVERPOOL srEIN-2,- MEETING.-Menen 3. in an affidavit, on . . . . . .
groun .
ds •-Tlee plaintiff was some time sioce called upon medals will be ready for distribution, no application should
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of opinion, as there always would be in large assemblies, Ireland. The court martial who tried her engineer, Mr. Doctors- Doctors- The Liverpool Spring Cue A winner of any handicap
bv one Sager, who said that he was clerk to the atter- be made for a medal until further notice shall have been
there wee a general unanimity of opinion among the Peter Wood, on a charge of drunkenness, fully acquitted Seeker ... ... Christ's
_J Lee, T. W. ... Trin. after publication of the weights, 51b extra. Mile and s • - •
neys in question, an so ici e
d 1 't d from him authority to published in the London Gazette. WAKEFIELD-Jen. 30.
The wheat trade was firm, and tine qualities were ra-
members. He ought to add that he never saw any meet- him of that charge. Bishop, H. ... Christ's 1 Rivers ... ... Trin. a half. (33 suas.) bring an action in their name to recover a debt of 230/. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, JAN. 27.
ther dearer, but in other kinds there was no change. Bar-
ing where there had been greater temperance, both with The screw steam corvette Pelorus, 21, is appointed to J Fairbrass, E. ... Corpus I Meek ... ... Trin. Age st b Age st lb The Rieht Honourable the Lords cf the Committee of
due to him from one Hodgson. Sager offered to hold e . . . ley was unaltered. Beans fully as dear. Oats and shell-
regard to the manner and matter of the discussion. (Hear.) be launched from Davenport Dockyard on Tuesday. 1 Platt, F, T. ... Trill. 1 Smith, H. W.... Joh.
iv Council for Trade and Plantations have received,
Assayer - were dull of sale.
He could only say that the importance of the confer- The sails of the Indus, 78, Captain J. C. D. Hay, fit- Dixon ... ... Joh. Ward, R. ... Christ's
through the Secretary of state tor Foreign Affairs, a copy 0
Parkyn... ... Joh. Tremlett ... King's Mary 5B 5 Special Licence ... 36 6 the sum of 100/., which was to be paid out of the sum ,
of a Despatch from her Majesty s Consul-General at Gua- --
ence was only equalled by that which was held four ting at Devonport, were bent on Thursday.
6 8 0 K.imburn
Shaw . Joh. Delves-BroughtonTrin. H Gamekeeper
teruala enclosing copy of a Decree issued by the Govern- BRISTOL SUGAR-JAN. 30.
years ago for the assimilation of the mercantile law of A number of the junior officers, with a company of the - -
Mellor Tal H. Gd W W i Ro e
some arge
the three kingdoms. The unanimity which '1 d
prevai e Royal Artillery battalions, in pursuance ef a recent Wilkinii*On ...... Qnuee.rie ehgeeris . , ... Ca ns mo .
... Queens' Pantomime
e yin parcels for arrival,
on the present occasion was the more 'remarkable general order, are admitted daily to the royal carriage Durell ... ... Joh. Baily ... ... Trin. Siding 5 7 '.O Bashi-Bazouk ... 33 12 which might be recovered from Hodgson, to hold the intended for consumption within the Republic. but the particulars of which have not transpired. We are
because the scope of the conference was more and laboratory departments of Woolwich Arsenal, and 1 Johnson. ... Clare Pearson, I'. P ... Joh. Cossey
widely extended and the subjects incomparably more receive practical instructions in the operations carried 1 Punnet ... .„ Clare Seeley ... ... Christ's Waterfall .. a 7 4 Lady Helen
-.... 3 510 defendant in the event of the cause being last. Sub- The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy further advanced ls per cwt., at which improvement con-
numerous and important. The first point on which there out there. Glover ... ... Christ's Shaw ... ... Caius
Miss Harkaway... 4 7 4 Paala Monti
was a general agreement was in reference to bankruptc The duties of the transport shipping office at Wool- i Blackwell ... Emmen. Raven ... ... Emman.
Little Nell (h b 4 7 4 Pizarro - forward delivery, and the grocers are still bare of goods.
and insolvency, that beieg one of four or five im tlt wich, under the superintendence of Mr. Saunders, R.N., 1 Snell ... ... Trin. Furniss... ... Trin.
December
subjects which came under consideration. Ther P"
a
e was an for some time master attendant of Malta Dockyard, were a Eanashaw ... Cath. Gould ... ... Cains
Wee Willie
Stevens ... ... Emmen. i Latham ... Emmen.
nt containine certain reeulations respect- -
unanimous opinion that in bankruptcy and insolvency yesterday relinquished by order of Government, Mr. t seatic Governme , f
Barnes ... ... Magd. I Laverne
some change was absolutely necessary, partly an im- '
Saunders retiring on the half-pay list: Cookson, T. C.... Cains Tom Thumb - ing the performance o quaran
°tine at Cuxphaven.
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.---YESTERDAY.
provement in the law itself, and partly in its adminis- The freightship John Barrow is ordered down to a yin ... ... nu. .
al• T. H Tame Deer 4 7 0 Six-and-Eightpence3 5 6 tiff, which sum it was alleged the attorneys had WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, JAN. 30. smsterearce ...... .. . 11 14 Gibraltar
• tration. On the details there was some difference of Deptford from the London Docks, to embark a cargo of
LEOROTAT. Odd Trick -
2d Regiment o , h
h D G 1 '
John Harrison Robotham, from te 7t ragoon uart s, Rotterdam ee mon s- 11 17% Leghorn .......... •• •• 29 45
• • • • •• ...... 11 17% Genoa ...... 25 72%
opinion, but none en the general principle. There hae Ordnance stores and ammunition from Woolwich Ar- Wigram Bel Esperanza ... 3 6 8 though they had adopted it by carrying on the action.
to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Smith, who exchanges. Antwerp .......• • • .... 25 27)4 linen ..............- -
been great suffering to the trading community from the senal for Bermuda.
JUNIOR OPTIMES. The Aintree Plate of 50 sovs ; winner of any handicap The Court decided that good ground had been shown for
31 Dragoon Guards-Captain Conyers Tower, from the ItliraTeulsr •• •• •• •• .• •••• 25 27% Venice __ .•
grievances in the state of the law, and he thought that The construction of the new screw steamer corvette Doctor Doctors- after publication of the weights, 51b extra. One mile. calling on the attorneys to hand over the plaintiff the 6th Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Hunt, who exchanges. ID gh ............ 13 6% Naples ... .
Altona .... __•• _ • _ ..._ - ***** ••••• ** 43k
they bad a just right to complain that 28,000/. a year Galatea, ordered to be built at Deptford, has commenced Swallow ... Clare Wodehonse ... Trin. (23 subs.) sum of 50/., under the agreement, but refused to call sth Dragoon Guards-Captain Edward Oatavius Pearse, Paris. • [ Palermo ...
•• • _ ......., • • .... 25 20 i Messina • 129
129%
was squandered away in the administration of the law. in Woolwich Dockyard on the slip whence the Scout was j Fitton ... ... Emmen. Bramall ... Joh.
Age et lb Age st lb upon them to answer the matters disclosed in the affi- late of the Durham Artillery Militia, to be a Paymaster, Ditto, three months .. 25 62% ' Lisbon .
That amount of compensation pressed greatly upon the recently launched. The necessary blocks are laid down, 1 Norris ;... a. Emmen. Hensley ... Christ's
Assayer
Bourdeaux -.• ........ - I RiG ean - •• •• •••• .• '•
eiro
suitors, because the whole of these expenses were paid out timbers cut, and the worklpnt in motion under the di- Hill, H... ... Emmen. Manson... ... Christ's
Weathercock ... 6 8 4 Cara Fatima - 7th Dragoon Guards-Assistant-Surgeon Opie Smith,
F kf NI
ran ort-on- aine .... -
119 Buenos Ayre5........ „ -
of fees. It was a great burden en the trading commu- rection of the shipwright department of the yard. An 1 Gibson ... ... Christ's Stanhara ... Joh.
Reveillee
6 8 0 Cora Lions ....... II 6 0 ferred to. The learned counsel said his clients, who were _ , o Berlin
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New York,6o days' sight -
nity. (Hear.) There was also the burdens of officers' extra gang of shipwrights is employed, as the Galatea 1 M'Kenzie ... Pet. Burra ... ... Trin. h exchanges. 10 36 Philadelphia •• . ....... -
Humboldt
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salaries, and the conferedce expressed a hope that it is ordered by the Admiralty to be brought forward with Naylor, C. ... Corpus Holines.., - Trin.
6th Dragoons--Captain Augustus Hunt, from the 6a f rieste -.. ~„ -.••• . , - 10 38 PRICES OF BULL
Kilkenny Boy
Platt, G. M. ... Trin. Gldfield ... Trin.
Draeoon Guards, to be Captain, vice Tower, wno ex- Petersburg ............ 37% Foreign Gold in Bars £3 17. 9
would be found practicable to throw these burdens off despatch. She is to carry 26 of the heaviest guns, and
5 Hawker ... Jesus Martin, H. ... Corpus Miss Birch
the shoulders of the creditors on the Consolidated Fund. to be fitted with engines of 1.000 horse-power.
1 Kemp, H. J. ... Trin. H. Davis ... ... Christ's Tom Thumb - action was to be carried on until that morning ; but ini-
• changes.
9th Li ht Draeoons-Lieutenant Francis Richard Chas, Cadiz .___ _ _ ••
•,;
..• 49% Mexican Dollars .... 0 0 0
As toahe offices of manager, broker, and accountant, the The Admiralty yacht Vivid, Master-Commander i Campbell, C. ... Trin. Foster ... ... Christ's Miss Harkaway e7 4 Rossura (h b)... 35 6 mediately they had been made aware of the circumstance, Grant tog be Adjutant, vice William Hamilton, who re- ral*FSloria --•••• • • - •• - New Dollars ....•• 00 0
conference was of opinion that those offices might be Allen, got up steam yesterday, and left Woolwich for Ransoms ... Trin. Wright... ... Pet. Ida - they made inquiries, which satisfied them that the signs the Adjutancy only. .'"'s•-•• -•••• •• ••• - Sliver in bars ......• o 0 0
abolished, and the duties discharged by the official assig- Jersey on special service. Ingram ... Jesus j Hillyard ... Gains Cock of the North 47 0 les-Rubina ... 35 6 alleged contract had been improperly entered into ; and Caldstream Regiment of Foot Guards-Henry Arthur
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nee. (Hear.) There was also great dissatisfaction with tb e The Resolute Arctic vessel, having been entirely Stork ... ... Joh. A Owen ... ... Emmen.
Peva
' system of appeals, the present system being extremely stripped and distnasted at Chatham, has been removed Warlow ... Queens' Vernon ... Emmen. COAL MA.RICET.-JAN. 30.
Rohallion
burdensome to the parties ; and one great evil was, tlaat from the position she formerly occupied near the dock- 1 Barlow ... ... Joh. Monro ... ... Caius
d Foot-Robt Burdett Moron Gent. to be Ensign, by Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market.
the appeal was made from the judge who knew all the yard, and moored higher up the river nearly opposite the 1 Fendall... ... Jesua Nellen, F. J. ... Corpue Our Sal
ed on to purchase, vice Hotchkin, who reties.
Farmer .. ... Emman. Handicap Plate of 50 sovs ; a winner of any handicap terms of the rule, his clients had been only call ,
4th Foot-Capt. Cuthbert Eccles, from half-pay 4th Bates's West H *4.
d'
Wallsend, see
circumstances, and had the power of knowinCthe con- Anchor Wharf, where she is now lying attached to
artley 15 0
duct of a bankrupt, to a judge who had not had such the ordinary. LIST OF ORDINARY DEGREES, BACHELOR OF ARTS' after the publication of the weights, albs ;or of any refund the sum of 50/., but they were ready and anxioue,
Foot, to be Captain, vice Brevet-Lieut.-Colonel Thomson,
Bebside's H - •
artley l5 t, 8 d
Efeugh Hall 17 6
COMMENCEMENT JAN. 31. handicap at this meeting, 7lb extra, but not to be ac- so strongly did they feel on the subject, to pay to the
promoted to the substantive rank of Major, unattached, Davison's West Hartle 1
y 5 e
opportunity, and who to a great extent must be ignorant PEMBROKE YARD.-The effects of the conclusion of
Hunwick l5 0
FOURTH CLASS. plaintiff the whole sum so received by them under the
under the Royal Warrant of 6th Oct., 1854.
cumulative. T.Y.C. (12 subs.) . Holywell ...•. ••.. ..... 17 0 Brewrca m •
of the real state of the case. It had been very much peace are already beginning to be felt at this and all the .
ch • •
Aha ... ... Trin. ' Hopkins Cath award of the late Mr. Baron Alderaon. 21st Foot-John -Urquhart, Esq., late Paymaster, Ma- Howard's West II 1
art ey oor High
Main 14 6
complained of that there was a very irregular attend- other dockyards. Reduction is the order of the day in Althor L d T ' ' - - •
p, or ... no. i Hudson ... ... Pet. H. Age st lb Age st lb
Mr. Cole said he was ready to adopt any course which •
tish Swiss Legion, to be. Paymaster, vice Hawker, ap- Netherton 15 6 Fees
19 6
ance of the Bankruptcy Commissioners, and a strong feel- every department. All war appointments are to be Arkwright ... Trin. I Jackson, J. R. ... John's Mary .. 5B 7 Croxteth (h b) ... 67 0
pointed to a Depot Battalion. Taufield Moor l4 3 Whitworth l6 0
hag prevailed that their more regular attendance should abolished, every extra man to be discharged, task and Barnes, B. S. ... John's I Jones, W.... ... Trin. Usurer
Mr B nMa tin said the conduct of Mr. James's 23d Foot Lieutenant John Keate S. Henderson, from Tanfield Moor Butes 14 R
be rendered compulsory. There was also a geperal feel- job-work to be done away with, and the small addition Bartlett ... ... Trin. Kempthorne ... Trin. Ida
vice Goa- - Belmont
the Ist West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, Walker Primrose ... 11 0., 18 6
braddyll . 18 3
ing that the bankruptcy aud the insolvency should be of weekly pay granted to the labourers, to meet the Bevan ... ... Trin. Payne .„ .., John's Miss Birch 57 5 Lazy Lass 36 4 clients was exceedingly handsome.
ho exchanges.
Mr. Cole conourred in what had fallen from the ling, w . . . . West
.Hartley Greys _l5 0 Haswell
placed under one tribunal, and that traders and high price of provisions caused by the war, is to cease, Birch ... ... Trim Rosenthal... ... Christ's Gamester
r learned baro and bed therefore when he applied for e .
94th Foot-Ensign Alexander John Colvin Birch to ea 19 6
non-traders should be placed in the same category. although there is yet no reduction in the price of the Blick ... ... John's Shari° ... ... Cahn Miss Harkaway 47 5 Lady Hercules ... 3J 8 °) ' t h ' Ia d 1 d
Lieutenant, withou pure ase, Tin in , cecease .
Wallsend, &e. Hetton l9 6
They were also of opinion that the winding-up juri-,- articles of their consumption. All these reductions are Christie ... ... Cath. Smith, A.... - Trin. - the rule, purposely omitted their names.
35th Foot-Ensign Robert Henry W. Troup to be Lieu- Lam bton l9 0
Lawson
diction should be transferred to the Bankruptcy to be effected by the 31st March. All the workmen Curtis ..• ... Cath. Smith, H._ ... Trin. The Sefton Handicap. Mile and a quarter. (22 subs.) The Chief Baron said it appeared to him that some
tenant, by purc ase, vice
h • Forster, promoted in the Ist 17 0 South Hetton 19 3
11. ddel
Henry Edmund Fryer, Gent., to --1 I 17 3 Hartlepool Hetten lB 0
Court, so that such proceedings as bad beeu above sixty years of age are to be superannuated, awl Dennis ... ... Trio., H. Snow ... ... John's Age st lb Age st lb doubt was thrown on the juaice of the proceedings on West India Regiment ;
Wharncliffe l7 0
Ducane ... ... Trin. Summer a, ... Trin. Asseyer
recently witnessed, of cases being bandied about from their places filled by younger persons • indeed a corn-
one court to another, might be done away with. plete remodelling of the arsenal will be tile result. Glee ... ... Emmen. Thelwall ... ... Trin Mary
Ellison ... ... Trin. Thompson.„ - Trin.• Gamekeeper ...... 68 0 Special Licence ... 36 6 porting to come frem his learned friend'e clients, but Instructor of Musketry. .
There were several other important cases before the con- The following appointments were made at the Ad- Fo I
wer ... .... Christ's Tracy ... ... .a b 46th Foot-Lieutenant Andrew Whitten to be Instructor -
-cl-n's Reveillee
ference, having only an indirect and contingent bearii,a miralty yesterday afternoon :- Fox ••• ... Jesus Vincent . Trin LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.
upon the bankruptcy laws, which were fully consi •era. Lieutenant-M. G. Jackson, to be Chief Officer of Foyster
... ... Trin. Washin - - .
gton _ John s
, Cossey
54th Foot -Paymaster Samuel Daniel, from the Essex
Among these was Mr. Craufurd's Judgment and Execu- Coast Guard. Hitchcock... ~. Trin. Ida 5 7 4 Cedric 3 512 matter should be set right.
Rifles to be Pa master, vice Marriott, appointed to a
9 -..........-e.
tion Bill, which was of a very important character, and Master-William L. Scarnell, to the Colombia. FIFTH CLASS. Wee Willie 4 7 4 Charles O'Malley 3 512 After a short conference between the learned judges, , .
Depot Battalion. LIVERPOOL, JAN. 30.
which bad more than once passed ths House of Corn- Naval Cadet-P. C. Johnstone, to the Indus. Brains ... ... Christ's Poore ... ... Calls Duet
. s'ith Foot-Ensign R. B. Poulden has been permitted I•TOCE EXCHANCIE.-The market continues • b t
quiet, ri
mons. The conference had expreesed an opinion that it Bros ... ... John's Poste ... ... Queen's Tom Thumb
to resign his commission. closed stead at • •
y, a slight improvement in prices. Blacks
would be very desirable that the bill should without RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. Branyee ... ... Clare Robinson... ... Jesus Cock of the North 470 f by Chatham- that eminent judge, and the Caurt and each individual . ,
Bl•tbL'at tb
71 st Foot-Ensign b. ou nom o e i u Email , 3' burn, 8$ i-South-Eastern 211 1-Caledonian 30. 4--:
delay be passed into law. (Hear.) Upon the subject Chapman ... ... Emmen. Robinson ... ... John's Obscurity
urchase vice Pringle, who retires ;J. H. Leslie, gent., Midland, 8,2 g -Ma h t 'Sh • 4 i 33a
nc es er, effield, and Lincoln,
-••------ loss which they had each personally sustained, it Was
P b F ''
b le. • B 1 is• Ensien Wm. B. d• L
of the general registration of partnerships there was a Daniel ... ... John's St. John ... ... Trin. Indian Queen - ondon and North Western 1063 107-North
very general concurrence. On the question of limited RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS IN PARLIA- Day ... - Caine Shaw ... ... Christ's --- painful to hear from a.ny quarter that that eminent per- Cowburn to be instructor of musketry. Westeru, 7i-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 963 i-Dutch
liability there was at first a disposition to mix it np with MENT. Drew - ... Trin. Simpson ... ... Caius SALISBURY MEETING.-Meaten 12. son had ever acted unjustly, and without that pure setae 77th Foot-J. H. Bridger, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur- Rhenish, par.-Edinburgh, Perth, and Dun 1-"'
dee, 8i
f justice which he believed, every man knew him to chase, vice Baker, promoted. Great Western, 66 ,i-Great Western of Canada, 24i
John's
Earnskaw ... ... Snow ... ... Trin.
partnership registrations, and it was not pressed. The Yesterday the examiners disposed of the followi Weights for the Wiltshire Stakes. Forfeits to be de- ° ' h d
Fe v men on the bench a ever brought more Ist West India Reeiment-Lieutenant Wm. F. G. For- Ditto, new, 2-i pm.
noble and learned lord then spoke of the decisions bills :- ng Girdlestone ... Emmen. Spnrling ... ... Trin. clared by Tuesday, Feb. 10. possess.
learning to it, and no man brought more uprightness to ster, from the 35th eoot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice
--
Harkness ... ... John's Stainforth ... Queen's
of the conference on the Statute of Frauds, tri- Blackburn Railway-For new railways to the Settle Ha '
me ... ... Trin. steward Emm Age st lb Age et lb
A the discharge of his public duties. Chamberlayne, promoted ; Lieutenant A. C. Gosling,
MANCHESTER, JAN. 30.
bunals of commerce, and the other matters which* had station of the North Western, and to Manchester, and Holley Ch 't' ' •••
•••
• • Fisherman
•.. ... ris s Sullivan ... ... Tan. 4 910 Vaulter
3 6 - 'd th t the late Mr. Baron Alderson from the 23d Foot, to be Lieutenaut, vice Henderson, who
Mr. James sal a
le t hut
been under discussion. He added that he had made this junction IN ith the Blackburn Railway. Holme ... ... Trinity Swinford ... ... Trin. Alonzo
sent for the counsel on eael, sir] d
- .-e an_ gave a most equitable exchanges ;C. O'Callaghan, Gent ,to be Ensign, without STOOK EXCHANGE.-There was a drill marae., _
prices were easier. Dovers, 22 5-16--East Lancashire, 2a
statement as chairman of the conference, to prevent the East Kent Railway-For extension to Dover and Hughes ... ... Trinity Taylor ... ... Queen's Poodle
decision, sa•;isfactory alike to both sides. purchase, vice Callanan, promoted.
Ceylon Rifle Reeineent -Lieutenant G. T• Ricketts 5-16-North British, 9 11-16-London and North Wee'
necessity of a general discussion, which would occupy amendment of acts. Knight ... ... Cath. Valentine ... ... John's The Earl 5 8 0 Hobgoblin
Mr Baron Martin said that it WHR strictly so. The from p r,, .
' t 06 L d 96i
too much of his lordship's time. Herne Bay and Faversham Railway-To incorporate Lies ... ..• Emmen. Ward, S. H. ... John's Eachanter
3 6 0 person in whose favour he gave vice Grey, promoted, without purchase, to an unattached
Lord PALMERSTON said-It is, I trust, quite unneces- company, construct railway from Herne Bay to Faver- Markham. ... ... Mag. Wentworth ... John's Waterfall
when the su j
I:ea of a new trial
,
vary to assure you that her Majesty's Government will sham, and make arrangements with East Kent Railway. litartin - ... Cath. Whelpton ... ... John's December
s who appeared for the plaintiff, SEABORNE MAILS.
oorsom ... ... Trin. Wingfield... ... Trin. a 710 Paula Monti 3 513 was discussed, Mr. Jame , DEPOT BATTAL lON.
Zigzag h. Fent had i
3 513 and knew it was a hard case, and that is ca, 10 Paymaster William Marriott, from the 54th Foot, to be
give the greatest possible attention to the matters Oldham, Ashton-unde:-Lyne, and Guidebridge June- Phelps ... ... John's Wright, 5... ... Trin. 5 7 7 Dundee
which Lord Brougham has now explained, and which tion Railways. Lyrnington
• Ideraen should paymaster.
legal claim, consented that Mr. Baron A
SIXTH CLASS. The Hind - [When the date for making up a mail falls on a Sandal'
I understand will be more fully explained in a paper Waterford and Tramore Railway-For deviations and
decide the matter as a matter of charity, which resulted Brevet-Major George Tito Brice, 17th Foot, to be In- t .1, the
which will be given to me. It is, lam aware, impoesi. extensions, and additiona, capital of 12,0601. Baton ... ... Trin. ' Jones, W. P. ... John's Henry the Eighth 37 0 Eleot's dam ... 35 9 th 1. "1 h d fll '
e mai remains open mati t e ay o owing ; excep 1 sh
ded structor of Musketry.
ble to exaggerate the importance of the matters to which The other bills were-Birkenhead Docks (constructing ,clgte .. ... Tlist's Kemp, T. R. ... Trin. H. Apathy
Ca tale P •
atrick Johnston, 99th Foot, to be Inspector of case ef the India mail, via, Southampton, wlc ,
It' h on eu-
' Neville John's a sum of money more as an act of charity than anything Ai .P
occasions, is made up the previous evening.]
Tame Deere.-- 4 6 12 Shirah (late the usketry.
Lord Brougham, on your behalf, has adverted. Our Birkenhead Docks, Manegement ; Hereford Cathedral Fti'litenrg •.• ...... Joohn'ss - - •
Penton, T. B. ... Cams :3 5 7 else, and that he had given an unjust decision. The in-
-----------.
laws are in many respects excellent, but it is impossible Restoration; Langpert Rcads; Wearmouth Bridge, Fels Forster . ... Caius Penruddocke ... Clare Greyling l6 10 Kertch Chief)...
ct of kindness was often misunderstood UNATTACHED.
• Captain and Brevet-Lieut-Col. Geo. Latham Thomson, FON. 'iraoMl
to deny that the progressive development of the commer- ries and Approaches ; and Metropolitan New Streets and Gale .. ... Tri-. ISandars . T ' H I'am o' Shanter
and as often misrepresented, and it plainly showed that 4th Foot, to have the substantive rank of major, under the -- -
______. ,_____________..
cial relations of a great ccuntry like this must, from time Improvements. Gardner .. ... Emm. l Shipley ... - John's The Prince of Wiles ;.; 6 8 Madame Rachel 35 6
careful not to do more than strictly Royal warrant, 6th Oct., 1851. Made up at Whence
to time, require that those laws should be altered and im- ---- Hammond ... Trin. !Turner ... ... Trio. The Duke
la bou ht before them. HOSPITAL STAFF. the des-
decide on the question of w r g
Post-Office. patched Vessel. expected vessel.
proved, and no doubt it is the duty of her Majesty's Go- TRAFFIC RETI7RNS FOR THE WEEK. Hunter - ... Christ's 1 WrightJ. G., ~. Caius Bannockburn ,7.; 6 5 Dardanelles . 35 5
Mr. Cole trusted his lordship understood that tne im
' • - Acting Assistant-Surgeou Henry William Hubbard has
-- -
vernment to direct their attention to such improvements, ere SEVENTH CLASS. - ter purpoiting to come ceased to do duty, there being no longer occasion for his , ....sass
_
putation was conveyed in a let Lisbon 7th,l7th, &
and they must feel greatly indebted to those who brin t --ell Receipts. Amps .. ... Peter's Kelly . • ... Trio. SCRATCHINGS. . services. Spain - Alham- ~... Alhant-
opened, NAME OF RAILWAY. from the clients of Mr. Jaines, which they now repu
BRETET. ampton bra ""n. 24 bra,
Gibraltar
bear their practical knowledge in aid of the Governnito
, 1856. 1857. 18.56 Bagshaw, S. E. ... John's Peeke ... ... Christ's Liverpool Steeplechase - Janus and Victor Em- dieted. H dth t the rule would be made
e presume a Capt. Wm. Henry Bodes Green, 19th Regiment Bombay Gibraltar 1
pointing out the defects, arid also the remedy to be ap- ---- - -- Bennet ... ... John's Simpson, J. H. ... John's man I.
plied to such defects. Any representation, therefore, com- is A h.?, BRITISH. X X Blackburn ... Jesus Sowell ... ... Gains •ue absolute. Netive Infantry to be major in the army. Malta ...... 1
4th and
Liverpool Spring Cap.-Tame Deer and Huntington. Mr. James said he vvould undertake that the money For Ca t • `,' " ' E t
Dam George Edward Baynes, Bth Foot to be gyP 1 4th & 20th .
ing from any quarter on matters of such importance would in.% "---eeln
- • • • ' - • • - ••
••
- ••
• ••
- - Dobree ... ... Corpus Stone ... ... John's
eouth- 20th of Colomb•
naturally receive most attentive consideration from the 17 relfasal
aanng &alunlytmtia .. .... ... ••• • • 1,021 822 Goode ... ... Clare Webb ... ... Trin. Northanaptonshire Stakes.-Tiff, Black Tiffany, Night should he • ' iff t rrow The rule • • • ' Ceylon
paid to the plata i o•mo . major in the army, as stated in the Gazette of 26th Dec., India
Hill ... ... John's Wilkins ... ... Trin. Hawk, Mongrel, Tame Deer, Sandboy, and Huntingt -
on. should not be made absulute, bat should be allowed to 1856, read, Captain "Robert Stuart" Baynes, Bth Foot; to mauritius month.
Government, but corning from such a meetin h
gast at I 33 Birkenhead, LancYashres;n-d•C••h•e•s•hi• ;'•e 2,-2-17 1,77)1 litan.-Tame Deer P be major in the army. (via Ceylon)
have the honour of now seeing represent' th t
, ing e grea 117 Bri tol
26% BOltOn, /Blackburn, and West York .... - -
ter • • .... • • .... ••• • .. 5,145 5,484 Jacksoa ... ... Corpus Williams ... ... Peter's
Jourdam ... - Christ's Metropo , , Mlle Monti, and all d„
Lord John Scott s horses. p• . China i 4th of Colorab•
South- Ripon ; Feb. 4.•
commercial interests of almost all the great commercial 191%
cals 0 and Exe
ed nian. . 12,677 11 677
.GEGROTANT. City and Subtsrbare-Paula Monti, Hospitality, and Mr. Cole acquiesced, and the matter terminated.
Penang .. 31 the
towns of the country, it must necessarily command the 9,114 Chester and Holyh.e.a.d..:. :::::: : : : : : . 4,427 3:981 BANK OF ENGLAND. Singapore
Earl ... ... Queen's I Waller ... ... Clare all Lord John Seott's horses.
eierrene
attention of the Government, and, more than that, the 2.34 Cork, Blackrock, and Passage ...... 150 149 An Account pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap 32. fo Australia(via 3,,1
Ne wmarket Handicap.-Sandboy. POLICE INTELLIGENCE-Jan. lii.). the Cape).. i ' .•• " j •••• • • • •
Jan. 31 Light
Cork and Bandon .................. 233 193 the Week ending on Saturday the 24th day of Jan., 1857. ampton
high authority of the noble lord who has been chosen as e(6)
Cape of Good
Dublin and Belfast J unction .. ...... 1 102 963 DURHAM. Great Northern Handicap.-Liverpool. -....,______
ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
the organ of the meeting upon the subject-were he 63 Dublin and Drogheda .. • . ......... 1•,294 1 282 -Fisbermau A ath P este
Chestea Cup. , p y, r n, Forlorn MANSION-HOUSE.-Henry Edwards was charged __, Z .E Hope ......
Dart- Harbin- ingland:
alone in the room-would be sufficient to comm d h
an t e 40% Dublin and Kingstown.; ...... ........ 967 '983 At a Convocation holden on Tuesday, Jan. 27, 1857,
.awles issued .. .. 23 911 695 Government debt .... 11,015,100 Mauritius .. E Feb. 5.. _ Jan. 25
Hope, Liverpool, Dusty Miller, Neville, Peto, and with having feloniously forged a certain power of attorney .... ' ' other securities ...... 3,459,bea Ceylon .... mouth ger
greatest deference and respect on the part of her Ma MS Dundee and Arbroath .............. 507 481 the Right Rev. Charles Thomas Longley, D.D., of
jesty's Government. We all know he has devoted a 1 - af Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 93* 891 Christ Church, Oxford, was admitted ad eundern by vote Honicenpathist. to transfer a share and interest in certain stock and an- Gold coin and bullion 9,465,695 India
Silver bullion ........ - Lisbon 1
OD g 36 Dundalk and Enniskillen 406
Good Friday out of all his engagements, on Jan. 23d, nuities transferable at the Bank of England,-viz., to
life to the promotion of improvements in the law -675 k East An .•
-•••• • • ••
3'o
of
the House.
______ - - Madeira
, and g1ian........................ 922 919
her Majesty's Government would have felt greatly in- 93 East Lancashire - .................. 5,879 5,361 The following degrees were conferred :- at 9 a.m. t ransfer the sum of 350/., part of the sum of 1,2161 , £23,941,695 .C 23,941,05 CapedeVerds 1
South- „
Brazil M Feb. 9....
1 ampton "edway Feb.-12 Avian
debted to his great :experience for any opinion he might 417
asastteeriar
,gottnties and Norfolk ...... I 23,009 21,446 M.A. . ----- New Three per Cent. Consolidated Bank Annuities, ,vith - M. MARS•HALL, Chief Cashier.
BuenosAyres
have advanced, eveu if Ise had not been backed by the 142 Ediabunrghnanle•G•l•a•s•g•on•.:: :: :: :::: .. 5,496 4 319 Rea. Henry Berton, 8.A., Univ. Coll, CHELTANHAM STAMOUNDS.-Capt. WeSt has an• intent to defraud the Governorand Company of the Bank Dated the 29th day of January, 1857.
Falkland Is-
J
great authorities I have now the honour of seeing. Any 128 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee.. .... 5,407 .5,305 Rev. James Haslewood Carr, 8.A., Univ. Coll. 'Jounced his intention of resigning the mastership of this of England. BANKING DEPARTMENT.
X lands
Wes.; Indies-
opinions from him alone would neces arily command the Exeter and Credit0n..•............. - ._ Rev. Henry Charles Ripley, 8.A., Univ. Coll. pack. Several gentlemen are spoken of as being likely Mr. Freshfield appeared for the Bank of England.
Proprietors'capital .. 14,553,000 Government securities (except Ha- I
most perfect attention on the part of the Government. 183% Furness Railway ... ........ ...... - _ Rev. John Parker, 8.A., Bp. Hata Hall. to succeed him, 'among whom are Mr. C. Colemore and Mr. G. A. Surgey, stockbroker, of No. 1, Itoyal Ex- ilest
................ 3,389,140 (includg.Dead Weight vana and
(Hear, hear.) Of course you will not expect that I 283 tHraseagtozfritndernSo.u. th-Western...... •• , 5,859 . 5,332
h .... ..... •......... 21,550 28 440 Rev. George Edward Brice, 8.A., Univ. Coll. Mr. Burton. Captain West has generously offered to change-buildings, said- I know the prisoner frons the euteic deposit (in- Annuity) .. ........ 11,569,431
Other securittes...... 15,829 184 Honduras).
riandl7th ist and
should say more on the present occasion than that th 203% Great Southern and Western (Ireland) 5,420 8:732 Rev. Alfred James, 8... a. Univ. Coll. present his hounds to any gentleman who will undertake circumstance of his having been in the house of a soli- cludin,g Exchequer,
Commissioners of Notes • • ............ 4,851,73 Venezuala South- 16th of
n > M of the
e 415 Great Western Grey Tow • .
24,701 23,154 B.A. the mastership. citor for whom I transacted business. He came to me •
National Debt, Say- Gold and silver coin.. 649 587 • - ampton Parana the -strata
subjects you have pointed out shall receive the most 2
-51 i Irish' South E ••
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••
-
astern •• • • ...... ••• • .. 271 24r • New Granada month. i .
desiring me to take out a power of attorney for the sale sews Banks, and
Chili „
J month.
deliberate attention of her Majesty's Government ; and 90 Lancaster and Car1i51e.............. 5,409 5 33P James Losh, Univ. Coll. niirrr.'"•••"""""`=•!•Tr'"'IP."•011
4,122,921
on the part of myself and my colleagues I must thenk '286 I Lancashire and Yorkshire.
Ls ...... 9,945,005 Peru -.....
you for coming here to tell me the result of your delibe- - I LeedA Northern •• "••"•••••• •• •• • • - - James Raven, Univ. Coll, LAW INTELLIG.ENCE.-Jan. 30. the amount, and he said he would ascertain that from Other de;'o h
4 yen Day and ot er California -
161 , Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport.. - -
16th of
rationa (Cheers.) 637 ; London and North Western ......... 56,247 53 6-4.9 The followin r
g egulations were passed with reference -sae-- Mrs. Midrner when she came to town, and he expressed 849,836 Honduras .. / South-
111 Feb. 17 .. • the ...... . a
The deputation then retired. 51i i London and Blackw all.• •• •• ...• • ... 1,205 1.217 to a University Classical Scholarship :- VICE CHANCELLORS' COURT. a wish to have the power of attorney in blank as to the - -
£32,899,902 . - ---- Nassau --,
£32,899,902 anipton
month.
; 183% ( London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 10 300 '• )
907 The Examination for awarding the Classical Scholar sum. 1 obtaiued a power in that form at the Bank of M. MARSHALL, Chief i2ast,le E. Mexico .... f 1 South-
Aare°
267 London and South We5tern......6.. 11,9 '
06 12 380 ship shall be held ann ll - (Before Sir W. Page Wood.) England and forwarded it to the prisoner by post ; and Dated the 29th day or January, 1857. a' Havana .... Feb. 2.... Parana Feb. 1
60 Londonierry and Enniskillen ...... • . 653 '566 ua yat the time appointed by ampton
TUE SUPZ CANAL. - Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c. - _ the Warden and Senate. It shall be conducted by three EARL OF LONSDAIE V. COUNTESS OE BERCHTOLDT. about the 14th of Jan. he brought the power back to me.
Madeira ...• Ply.
___ ___,...____ ______ 173 N Manchester, Sheffield,andLincolnahire 9,004 8,117 Examiners nominated by the Warden and approved b The Vice-Chancelbr gavejudgments in this case, upon It appeared to be executed. This (looking at the paper
AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Teneriffe .. Feb. 23 •• } mouth -- " " Feb 6 gtht"e
9% Manchester and South.Tunction•• •• .. 738 670 Convoeation. y a poiet reserved frool a former day. The question was handed to han by Mr. Freshfield) is the power hebroueht W.C.ofAfrica
The Constitationnel examines the various •1
ral - 28 Maryport anti Carlisle ...• •• •• •• •• - 966 853 It shall be oen o
p t every Matriculated Student who on the firet occasion discussed on the meanin of the to th• t • H histructed ine to sell 350/. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, cons. British North
g ii me on a occasion. e i LiT-
way and financial projects authorised by the 498% Mid/and -••••••• • • • • •........... 28,720 26,816
of at- puted from the returns made in the week ending Jan. America .. Every Fri.} „, 1 Europa Feb. 2 Asia
has Marquis of Hertford's will. The ' oin r
. _ enjoyment of avi a the amount of the stock referred t • the powe
United States '
126 y 4 Midland Great Western (Irish) .... , 3,581 3,212 h ' bot exceeded his ninth term of residence, provided in tila Re • °7 1857 exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or
Ottoman Government, and it inquir 1 I
es Wiyt le 52 Monklands .... ••••••..- - - - •• - - _ e has obtained the consent of his College or Hall. gent s-park was bequeathed to the countess. It torney, and he said he would call and receive the pro- e , •
payable thereon ou the importation thereof into Great United States i Feb. 3 and
British North alternate } Liver- E .
neason Feb. 19 Ericssoll
Isthmus of Suez canal, which, in its opinion, is 78% Newcastle and Carliale.. • .......... - - - The Examiners shall test the classical learning and was held that she was tenant for life. A sum of 8,0001. ceeds. I was to inform him when the stock was sold. I
Biitei • ' s. d. America .. Tuesdays. -
pool
" more useful and bett 149 North British .... ••••••- - .• - - - 4 668 4 737 taste of the cand had also been bequeathed to her, and out of this she was lodged the power of attorney at the Bank, and it was From *thne *B-riti •
sh Possessions in America 37 Oak United States , ,
er calculated tie regenerate 233 ,North Staffordshire - • •
•• --••• • • • • 7,084 5,76, idates by original compositions, trans-
South-
the East than the riVai enterprises," should alone 47 North-weaNng .................. „ 794 847 latious, grammatical questions, and such other means to pay the rent, aud rates, and taxes of that man,ien. there stopped. Muscovado, the produce of the Mauritius 37 5 British North al E eb. 2a ..
} arnpton Herman F eb. 19 Arsg°
be condemned. The Constitutionnel attributes the 37!,', Scottish Central •• •• •• • • ........., - - as they think fit, either on paper, or viva voce. As this was very oberon,, a sale was ordered, and the Mr. J. Berry, clerk in the New Three per Centsaiffice Apscovado, the 1 •
pro, uce of the East Indies 36 q America ..
1 Liver- (/.7 Aro
hostility manifested at Constantinople towards this Ai
,lei;itetictib Midlandß..• •: •• ............. They shall, according to the statute of the Bishop and question was, out 01 what fund the arrears of rates and of ihe Bank of England, said_There is a sum of 1,216/. 'Average of the elsove three descriptions 36 11, Canada .... 1 E Feb. 24 .• i pool Indian Feb. 41 in.
1 -2.0 -•
r e.21_,...
.411,rewssbaurry and irminghana .... _ ,5 1,293 Chapter, elect, without reference to other consideratio taxes were to be pait His Honour held that this was standing in the Bank books in the name of E. Midmer -- -
scherne to the secret influence of Lord '
de Redcliffe 48 y and Chester ............ 2,633 2,491
'is, b •id
to epe out of the M-Morning. E-Evening.
but it would perhaps he wiser to - • ' 30
Shropshire Union .................. 701 704 the candidate who passes the best Examination. B,OCW. bequeathed to the Countess in the New Three per Cent. Annuities. The power et , BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
attribute it to the .574( So th De on .
-repugnance entertained by the Sublime Po te to 28'0 Souuth Easvtern .....: - •••• :.............. 1,997 2,152 The Examiners shall not be
14 878 14 343 obliged to award the of Berchtoldt, the vide of Antonine, Count of Berth- attorney produced would, if genuine, be a proper power ae •
toldt. hn Bailey, cotton manufacturer, of Oakensha w Clay-
___, ____•••••7....--..........'
strengthen the resources and ower f r 17134 South Wales ••• -..
: .....• ••• - ••
••
:: 6,239 5,386 Scholarship if no candidate appears to them to deserve for the sale of 3501. part of that stock.
ton-la•Meors, Lancashire.
p o an almost
Letters from Pol
ic. The case was argued by Mr. Rolt, Mr. Willcock, Mr. E. Midmer said-I am a single woman, and am now and affirm that General Gortschakoff
BANKRUPTS.
independent vaseal. We extract the followin b 97 South York., Doncaster, arid. •C•ii•ide• .. 2,505 1:713
- 39 Taff Vale •• .............. •......... 4,478 3,023 No one who has gained the Scholarship shall be al- Schomberg, and other gentlemen. in the service of Mise Cottrell, of No. 1, Queen's-parade will in a short time mlinn,,:ra, ..a.. _________, „a filet
serrations presented by our contem g °
aerate, !--
"

The Constitationnel examines the various rail-
way and financial projects authorised by the
Ottoman Government, and it inquires why the
Isthmus of Suez canal, which, in its opinion, is
"more useful and better calculated tp regenerate
the East than the rival enterprises," should alone
be condemned. The Gonstitutionnel attributes the
hostility manifested at Constantinople towards this
scheme to the secret influence of Lord de Redcliffe,
but it would perhaps be wiser to attribute it to the
repugnance entertained by the Sublime Porte to
strengthen the resources and power of an almost
independent vassal. We extract the following ob-
servations presented by our contemporary :
"It would appear that the Euphrates Railway,
the Imperial Bank, and the Routschouck Railway
are calculated to absorb a capital of more than two
ttousand million francs, which represents the part
taken by our allies in the civilisation of the East.
This is really a splendid share, and they have no..
thieg to envy in other powers. We might inquire
of the Divan why it has left so long in suspense
the admirable project of the Suez canal, the execu-
tion of which depends alone on the authorisation
of the sultan ? We are ready,' the ministers of
the Sultan would reply, to authorise the execu-
tion of the Suez canal, but first of all obtain the
consent of Lord Redcliffe, endeavour to a often that
quarrelsome and haughty mind, which oppress es
is, but to which we submit.' But why should
the ambassador of England be so hostile to the
piercing of the Isthmus of Suez? What are the
ideas, the s2crst projects that he entertains in the
name of an old party which remains imbued with
prejudices against us ? Hitherto he has not justi-
fied this hostility. The English press, which is so
proud of its freedom of language, appears reduced
to silence by the influence of two' or three states-
men, on a question which the journals of other
countries proclaim to be of the highest interest.
As far as we are concerned, weshall not permit
this question to b. e buried under a conspiracy of
silence. The daily press of England must either
enter into open discussion,
-which it appears to shun,.
or we shall bejustified in asserting that it abstains'
from so doing in order to avoid the open display of
profound egotism or to avoid a certain defsat. The
opinions entertained by Austm, Piedmont, Spain,
and in general by all the countries washed by the
Mediterranean, with respect to the canal, are well
known. Russia has added the expression of her
sympathy to that of the entire world. Holland has
given the most encouraging reception to the pro-
ject of M. de Lesseps. Even British India associ-
ates itself with the hopes inspired by this grand en-
terprise. Can Lord Redeliffe escape the obligation
of divulging the reason of his passionate opposition
to the general desire? If he, or those who encourage
him, deem the speculation a bad one, they are at
liberty to abstain from entering into it. The am-
bassador of England at Constantinople is not the
guardian of our capital, nor of thatof Austria, Rus-
sia, and Holland. It is beyond doubt that the canal
would produce enormous profits. But, however
disastrous this scheme may be hoped to prove, it
could not be worth less than the fantastic line of
the Euphrates, and it has the advantage of not be-
ing ruinous for filo Porte, for it does not impose
on the latter an enormous guaranteed interest.

27%
12
682

_ ..........
Waterford rid Limerick ............
West Cornwall ...... .....
Whitehaven Junction ....... • • • • • • ..
York and Newcastle, and Berwick &
York and North Midland & Leeds..

703EIGN.
Dutch Rhenish ............ • • • • •• ••
Lyons and Mediterranean
Montereau and Troyes • • ..
Namur and Liege .. •• ~.... •• ••
Northern of France •• • •••• • ••
Orleans and Central ..
Paris and Lyors .... ••••• • • • • .....
Paris and Rouen. •• ••• ••
••
Paris and Strasburgh • • •••• •• .•
Itouen and Havre • • • • • •
Western of France....

2,167

33,489

704
2,152
14,843
5,386
1,713
3,023
1,303
904
5.53
277

1,577

32,075

VACAA CIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMO
TIONS IN THE CIVIL SERVICE,

The Foreign Department—The office of second assis-
tant interpreter at Canton has become vacant by the
death of Mr. 0. T. Lane ; salary, 325/. The Board of
Trade—Mr. H. A. Dobson has been appointed a junior
supplementary clerk in the Board of Trade. Legal
Department—Mr. Paul Denton, senior extra clerk in
the Insolvent Debtors' Court, has been appointed on the
establishment, in consequence of Mr. White's retirement.
General Po,t-office--.—Tue postmastership of Devonport
has become vacant by the death of Mr. Coffin. Mr.
Biggleston has been appointed postmaster of Aber-
gaVenny. The Dockyards—A clerkship has become
vacant at the Devonport, Dockyard by the superannua-
tion of Mr. D. G. Dent. Mr. Gloag, first class clerk in
the Royal William Victualling-yard, has been appointed
to the Royal Clarence Yard, vice Foster, superannuated.
Mr. Wilkinson, acting store receiver at the Royal Wil-
liam Yard, has been appointed first class clerk, vice
Gloag. Customs—A tide surveyor hip has become
vacant by the death of Mr. John Chriefie!d, second class.
Mr. Henry Bezer has been promoted from chief clerk to
be principal of a branch in the Long Room, London.
Mr. Michael F. Power has been promoted from clerk
first•class to be chief clerk in the Long Room, London.
Mr. John Wright has been appointed from second to
first class clerk in the Lon, Room, London. Mr. E.
Cleave has been appointed *a
clerk in the legal quays,
inL o
the
nl
e.
al A I rq.uHay.,,G.LSonmdithasmbreenj apppioxionnteldlaas clerkbeeja
appointed a clerk in the East and. West India Docks,
London.—Civil Service Gazette.
be

No one who has gained the Scholarship shall be al-
lowed to compete for it a second time.
The Warden and Senate shall have power to dispense
with residence in favour of the Classical Scholar.
Graces were passed for setting the University Seal to
certain Lea/its.

The University Accounts for the last year were laid
on the Registrars' Table.
The Lindsay Scholarship has been assigned to Thos.
F. Dodd, Univ. Coll.
The following gentlemen have passed the first exami.
nation for the degree of B.A.
A. D. C. Thompson, Bp. Hatf. Hall.
P. H. Douglas, Bp. eosin's Hall.
The following have passed the second examination for
the Degree of B.A. :
W. H. Wardell, Univ. Coll.
T. W. Huthwaite, Univ. Coll.
M. G. Hubback, Univ. Coll.
R. H. B. HAYWARD, / HENRY F. LONG , Examiners.

TIE WEATHER IN THE BALTIc.—BoLDERAA Jan. 20.
—The roadstead is free of ice, and the seaward channel
and month of the river are now open.
.Copenhagen,
Jan. 23.—The fairway off the Zollbude 19 now navi.
gable. Hamburg, Jan. 27.—Last night there were
about 4 deg. frost ; to-day it is snowing ; in. the fiver
there is old and also young floating ice. Lluxhaven,
Jan. 26.—The harbour and the reafhtead are tg-lia,y
completely full of drift ice.
[Anvcari3ntsyr.l--The possibility of abandoning medicine
altogether is shown by the numerous extraordinary cures,
without medicine, of indigestion (dyspepsia), flatulency, con-
stipation, nervous, bilious, and liver complaints, cough,
asthma, consumption, and debility, effected by Du
Barry's delicious Health - restoring Revalents. Arabica
aFboloed:.—CuThree
Nof_oll47, .Owing are not the least remark-
121.—Miss Elizabeth Jacobs, of Nazin,g
Vicarage,.„ %:itham-cross, Huts ; a cure of extreme nervous-
Curenes; Imuf.:estion, gatherings, low spirits, and nervous fancies.
N'e. 48,314.—Mi5s Elizabeth Yeoman, Gateacro, near
Liverpool ; a cure of ten years' dyspepsia and all the horrors
of nervous irritability. Cure No. 3,9o6.—Thirteen years'
dough, indigestion, and general debility have been removed
by Du Barry's excellent Revalenta Arabica, Food.—Jauzs
PORTER.—AthoI-street, Perth. Cure No. 41 617.—" Win-
chester, Dec. 3d, 1817 —Gentlemen,- I
am happy' to be able
to inform you that the person for whom your Revalenta was
procured has derived very great benefit from its use ; dis-
tressing symptoms of dropsy, dyspepsia, and constipation of
long standing have been removed, and a feeling of restored
health induced. Having witnessed the beneficial effects in
the above-mentioned case, I can with confidence recommend it,
and shall have much pleasure in doing so whenever an opportu-
nity offers, dre.,&c.—JAMES SIIORLIND, late surgeon 96th Reg.
Supported by testimonials from the celebrated Professors of
Chemistry Dr. Andrew Ure ; Dr. ShorLand ; Dr. Harvey
Dr. Campbell ; Dr.
.Gattiker ; Dr. Wurzer; Dr. Ingram
Lord Stuart de Deeies; the Dowager Countess of Castle
stuart; Major-Gen. Thomas King, and many other respectable
persons, whose health has been restored by it, after all other
means of cure had failed. For further particulars ro-pect-
ing this invaluable food our readers are referred to Du Barry's
advertisement in another part of this paper.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
(Sittings in Banco.—Before Lord Campbell and Justices
Coleridge, Wightman, and Crompton.)
THE MURDERER MANSELL.—FURTHER
RESPITE.
IN RE THOMAS MANSELL, A PRISONER IN MAIDSTONE

Mr, G. A. Surgey, stockbroker, of No. 1, Royal Ex-
change-buildings, said—l know the prisoner froi the
circumstance of his having been in the house of a soli-
citor for whom I transacted business. He came to me
desiring me to take out a power of attorney for the sale
of stock in the name of Elizabeth Midmer. I asked him
the amount, and he said he would ascertain that from
Mrs. Midmer when she came to town, and he expressed
a wish to have the power of attorney in blank as to the
sum. I obtained a power in that form at the Bank of
England and forwarded it to the prisoner by post ; and
about the 14th of Jan. he brought the power back tome.
It appeared to be executed. This (looking at the paper
handed to hiinby Mr. Freshfield) is the power he brought
to me on that occasion. He instructed me to sell 3501.
the amount of the stock referred to in the power of at-
torney, and he said he would call and receive the pro-
ceeds. I was to inform him when the stock was sold. I
lodged the power of attorney at the Bank, and it was
there stopped.
Mr. J. Berry, clerk in the New Three per Cents. office
of i he Bank of England, said—There is a sum of 1,2161.
standing in the Bank books in the name of E. Midmer
in the New Three per Cent. Annuities. The power et
attorney produced would, if genuine, be a proper power
for the sale of 3501. part of that stock.
E. Midmer said—l am a single woman, and am now
in the service of Mists Cottrell, of No. 1, Queen's-parade
Bath. I was formerly in the service of Lady Dormer,
who was mother to Miss Cottrell. I held some stock in
the New Three per Cent. Rank Annuities at the Bank of
England. The prisoner is a second cousin of mine. I
employed him to receive my dividends and to reinvest
them in the same stock. He held a power of attorney
from me for that purpose. In Jan. in the present year
I did not insti uct him to sell any part of my stock, or
to take out any power of attorney for that purpose. I
received from the Bank a printed notice that an applica-
tion had been made for a power of attorney, and upon
that I wrote to the Bank and also to the prisoner. The
signature to the power of attorney produced by the
solicitor to the Bank of England is not in my writing,
nor has it been writtep by my authority. There are no
such persons servants to Mrs. Mason as those who appear
to be the subscribing witnesses to the execution of the
power of attorney. I received the letter produced by me
from the prisoner in answer to that which I sent to him.
It is as folio ?is :

" London, Jan. 15.

renGdeeor,rgFeeGb.l oloom, ,atbohoatlfapnadstshtoweo,faacntodr,juNaoreric
hwll t
10,
at
osuner:
at the Court of Bankruptcy s,
jaoyfficainadl assignee,pilgrim
. E.bilayrd•
Basinghall-street ; Jay, Bucklers bury;
Norwich.
16, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Cour . organ,
James Fell, tea dealer, Liverpool, Feb. 23t andju March
official assignee, Liverpool ; Duke, Liverpool.
tailor,
John Jones, Preston, Feb. 16, d Marsh 2, at
twelve,
Manchester ; Bray and Gilbertson, Preston ;at the Manchester District Court. Fraser, official
assignee,
Rowley and Sons, Manchester.
William Doeg and John Skelton, timber merchants,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Feb. 11, at eleven, and March 11,
at twelve, at the Newcastle-upon-Tyne District Court.
Baker, official assignee, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Chater,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Edward Crowther, merchant and commission agent,
Manchester, Feb. 13 and March 6, at twelve, at the Man.
cheater District Court. Hernamann, official assignee,
Manchester • Boote and Jellicorse, Manchester,
James Butcher, licensed victualler, Church-street,
Hackney, Feb. 10, at one, and March 10, at two, at the
Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, official assignee, Alderman-
bury ; Chidley, Basinghall-street.
merchant, Union-court, Old
tin:
taßthrmaee
aeit,i;
Woods,
Adosgo
Feb.houPoar
dite 1
sr .
,ovsltfa3hrn:ooeoagtktl;uoa,
J.nne
and eye
Bankruptcy.nae dny de T.MGaoriceh
manufacturer,Ll Nicholson,Bm, aeo-t half-pastst Lime-street.
lie ea tnliUnion-
street, ns i
oßsingrwjeo;:ilande
street, Southwark, Feb. 10, at half-past one, and March
10, at twelve, at the Court of
Bankruptcy. stansfeld,
official assignee ; Turner and Son, Mount-place, Wh't -i e
chailel:road.

Letters from Poland affirm that General Gortschakeff
will in a short time relinquish the government of tbsS
country. It is said that his views, as far as regards the
administration,
are far from are in with those of the
Emperor Alexander, which are knowne to be favourable
to extensive liberal improvements.
[A_DVERTISEMENT.]—HoIIoway's Ointment and rifle
the only Infallible Remedies for the Cure of Erysipelas
—Charles Howard, of Abergavenny, Monmouthshire,
was grievously afflicted for three years with erysipelas:
until he almost lost his sight and hearing. He consultea
the most eminent physicians in the neighbourhood, with:
out deriving the least benefit from their advice. At last
he determined to have recourse to Holloway's ointment
and Pills, when, by persevering in the nee of both, be
;vas perfectly cured in less than two months, after ve erf
other means had failed.—Sold by all medicine vendor•
throughout the world ; at Professor Holloway's Eatau
lishments, 244, Strand, London, and 80, Maiden-land
New York; by A. Stampa, Constantinople; E. Gaidicy'r
Smyrna ; and E. Muir, Malta.

-

"Dear Cousin, —I am the wretch who has tried to sell
your stock, but I did not mean to rob you. lam deeply
in debt, and was going to borrow some of your money till
I could pay it. I feel lam going mad while writing this,
but I must tell you all. Oh ! to think I should be such a
villain as to rob you, my kindest friend ! But I have done
so, for I received your dividends and spent them. I cannot
ask you to forgive me, but, kind cousin, do not upbraid
my poor dear wife and children, for they are innocent, and
know nothing of my transactions ; and they, poor dears,
have enough now on their minds, for I have left them for
ever, and shall, I hope, soon leave this wretched world
also. Oh ! my poor father and mother, and dear wife and
babes, what they will do I know not. lam quite broken.
hearted, and it serves me right ; but, dear cousin, if I may
say so, I did not intend to rob you, but to return it soon,
for I should have been able to get a loan in a few months
to the amount I was trying to sell off your stock, and then
I should have put it back again; but this is too late, and I
am deeply sorry for what I have done ; but pray, dear
cousin' do not reproach my family with my faults. lam
su.e it will break my poor mother's heart. Do try and
forgive me, or at least forget me.
" Farewell for ever, and believe me your wretched cousin,
H. EDWARDS.

BIRTHS.
OP A SON. of
On the 28th inst., at Bethlellem Hospital, the wife
Dr. Hood.
On the 28th inst., at the Grange, Bedale, the Hon. grs.
T. J. Monson—twins, one stillborn.

"May God bless you for over."
Addressed "Mrs. Midwer, 1, Queen's-parade, Bath.
The prisoner, upon being asked in the usual form
whether he wished to say anything, replied that he had
nothing to say.

OP A DAUGHTER.
On the 29th inst., at 10, Howley- lace Villas, 11001
road, the wife of Henry T. Baylis, Esq., barrister.st-1000
On the 29th inst., at Eton, the wife of the Rev. OW
Caldecott James.

Tr6u,hp*aottmciyollan.si ea:maLanenWded,llhmiootffillaer,accmimhaslii,l loe,r
a,
tNew twelve,Cra naet
Mt
the CBohuardtwoefilß' Bank-
b.
maligeninege,laAnled.ermanbury ; Marten,
Eleanor Porter, grocer, Newmarket, Suffolk, Fab. 13,
at twelve, and (March 20, at one, at the Court of Bank-
ruptcy. Whitmore, official assignee, Basinghall-street ;
Richardson and aadler, Old Jewry-chambers.
Joseph Thomas Lawrence, upholsterer, Shoreditch,
Feb. 13, and March 18, at twelve, at the Court of Bank-
ruptcy. Pennell, official assignee, Basinghall-street ;
Lawrence, Plews, and Boyer, Old Jewry-chambers.
George Baskervalle, innkeeper, Talk-on-the Hill, Staf-
fordshire, Feb. 1? and March 6, at half-past eleven, at
the Birmingham 'District Court ; Whitmore, official as-
signee, Birmingham ; Hodgson and Allen, Birmingham.
William Burt, builder, Saint Stevens by Launceston,
Cornwall, Feb. 10, and March 5, at one, at the Exeter
District Court. Hiitzel,ofticial assignee, Exeter ; Gurney
and Cowlard, Launceston; Stogdon, Exeter.

MARRIED.
On the 29th inst., at St. Margaret's, Lee, Kent, Leorifst
Bidwell, Esq., to nne Sophia, the daughter of the
Thomas Lawrence, Esq., Assistant secretary to the 000
ral Post-office. •
On the 29th inst., at the parish church, Handswort—lb
Staffordshire, George B. Edwards, Esq., of Blackfris":
London, to Elizabeth, daughter of Wm. Masgreave, F'scl
of Heathfield,l Handsworth.

• DIED.,
rßf •
On the 29th inat., at Highgate House, Hawkhurst,
George Hopkins, aged 57.
On the 29th inst , at Coral Cottage, Chelmsford, 31r1/'
Mary Reynolds, aged 96.
On the 29th inst., at Kensington-square, Kensingt°l4
Miss Mary Pallister, aged 82.
nark,
On the 29th inst., at 22, Devonshire-terrace, Ibrue'r
Georgiana Louisa, widow of the late W. Lorena, Roger '
Esq., aged 74. nibbor
On the 29th inst., at Brentwood, Essex, Mr. J.
aged 48. Trillo,
On the 28th inst., at 21, Clapham-rise, William
Esq., aged 72.

ys of the Duke of York's School on Thursday
visited the Great Globe, in Leicester-square, and were
present at the exhibition of the New Diorama of Russia,
which waofl cthe rowded with a fashionable auditory, The
following nobility and gentry have lately visited
the Great Globe :—Prince of Surat and suite, Lady
y, Admiral Cater
Boswell and party, Lady Elliott and party, Lady Hawes
anti family,
and, friend,,LLaaddyyc Cialraernkdsoonn
aannddiapwairlyt,
colonel
Napier
Marchioness of Bute and family. ,

The prisoner was then committed to take his trial at
the Central Criminal Court.

A letter from Stockholm of the 19th, in the Con.
stitutionncl, says .—" All the accounts which reach
us from the ~mall ports at the bottom of the
Gulf of Finland and the northern frontiers draw a
sad picture of the misery which prevails among
the unfortunate inhabitants of Lapland and Finmark,
bordering the North Cape of Norway. Their crops of rye
and barley completely failed in consequence of the con-
tinuance of wet weather,

The inhabitants of Placentia have sent 1,640 fr. to tEe
committee for the subscription to the guns of Alessan•
dria, with a request that one of the guns may bear the
inscription—" Placentia to Piedmont."
APOTHECARIES' HALL -7-Names of gentlemen who
passed their examination in the science and practice of
medicine, and received ceitificates to practise, on Thurs.
day, Jan. 29 :—William Eyan Hughes, Bont Bacb
Lianrwst ; Wm, Cole Daniel, Newport; Pagnel, ; WM'
Angelo Knaggs,. Brompton ; Alfred Wood, Bicester;
Oxon; Wm. Smith, Preston.

LONDON : Printed and Priblighod by MIIRDO YOUN,Th:
of No. 'll2, Strand, Printer, at The s.tin.
112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the coup
of Middles.; Saturday, January 31, 18b7.