The Sun.
London, England, 1850-10-21 00:00:00

THE sli -INT LONDON MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 1850.
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_...... , ALLEGED LUNATIC'S FRIEND hi:i especial_ care had naturally been directed to that 'styles. For a century afterwards there was little from Rouen; the Sir Robert Peel, from Dunkirk; the
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*7,- 0,.... 1 SOCIETY. elep ertmeait with which he was best acquainted-he progress made in ornamental art. In the e7th cell- Roscommon and the Diana, from Harlingen. Sailt-d,
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before Alder titailrliA(:YibbBl);
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. mea ut 'ehe law. lie had endeavoured to give every tury a new style began to develop itself, differing in the Stalira Morse, for New York ; the Calista, fur
-.:A.N,.4.- 4cli ,- I,londuras; the Brittiania, for Coquimbo; the Magnet,
St. James's, Jersey, Oct. 12, 1850. man 'a full and entire control over his own property, many particulars from its predece a which was
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without any unneceesary legal restrictions ; and this called the Louis Quatorze. The Jesue College at for. Amsterdam; the Lyme Regis, fer Moulmein; the
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Sir,-Having met on a casual visit to this island
- o ' ['mandril, for Cochin ; the Humid°, for Odessa; the elven, wit own. having
TATTERSALL'S-THIS EVENING.
with the account of a trial in the Royal Court I have end atvou r he hoped was a means of advancing the Rome, was a type or model of that style which origi • leNiird
sJohn. Russell, fa. Harlingen; the Amelia, for 50/ , which was remit
Six o'ceome.
sent you the report which I trust you will find to be generol prosperity of the nation. A sincere nated in Italy. A cup in possession of her Majesty (e . ova cotia; the Batavier, the Earl of Auckland, and
iee,dship existed between himself and his honour- drawing of which was exhibted) was a combination ha Rhine, for Rotterdam; the N niden, for the Baltic; effice of the Whitehave
CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. sufficiently interesting to give it a more extensive fr,
.ole colleague, who, from circumstances, had greater of all these styles. The great feature of the Louis 19as and 20th of Decen
9to 2 agst Landgrave ',he Fame, for Calais; the Albionaj for Bouloene; the -on, the agent of Mr. 1
7to 1 agst Loadstone circulation by transferring it to your columns as a a
caseinvolving the liberty of the subject under a form opportuniti es of effectually attending to those things Quatarze style was the absence of colour, the elabo• tatiiiiam Jolliffe, for Havre; the City of Rotterdam, for e reef, Manchester, in '
9to 1 agst The Italian-taken of law superior to that of England, the result of whiesh which were more essential to the borough itself. ration of gilt stucco work, and the infinite play of Dunkirk; the Prine, as Victoria, for Antwerp; the Elbe, England note, in pyre
He hoped the alterations lately made in the law light and shade. After this followed the Rococo, tor Hamburgh; the Sir Edward Banks, for Ostend ; the shere on 50 shares.
12 to 1 agst Essedarius most happily was that the lady was set at liberty.
I cannot help contrasting the laws and customs of would not be found entirely useless ; and that by the which was a debasement of the Louis Quatorze, and Ocean, for Hamburgh;• the Duke of Cornwall, for St.
l'eterleurgh; the Kate Kearney; for the River Gambia;
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16 to I eget Trouncer Mr. a larkson, instru
Jersey (the good old Norman laws of our ancestors), countenance of her Majesty to the present Ministry evinced a total absence of symmetry. Versailles was
thre Kallibukka and the Medora, for Jamaica; the Tar
20 to 1 agst Miss Ann
where no person can be confined as a lunatic or be he should, as one of them, be hereafter enabled to the great repository of the Louis Quatorze style, the
ta , fir Sydney ; ahe Neptune, for St. Petersbureh • the
- .f Roy and Co., Lothbi
Very litele betting. iion ; Mr. Ballantine al
. deprived of the administration of his property, with- prosecute further beneficial measures of the same principal ornament of which was the flower scroll or - ' were two new cases.
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out six of the principal people of the same parish, and class. Those healthful measures propounded and shell foliated. The Louis Quinze could scarce be ' ,
cissaelaftz
fboarolu,aermowulthano.
TQTuheeensßtoasvpind, Mr. A. Simpson, of
GERMAN Y. competent to form a judgment, appearing in
.open enacted by Parliament were of little service unless called a distinct style-the coquillage or shell work froVmE soefptL. n2n4d, oonft„
The Paris Journal des Dibats states:, as a commu-
court to testify as to their derangement and Inca- secured by a proper system of law. In calculating figured greatly in the Louis Quinze, although it was ment of Mr. Thomas
(t.a,arpraeiltrearnef,e,gcatr. ;11,inaitti,,Tolit,riema.
t.tbeoi;faztri.hoefi3Mreadmil
ill9ictlhotoinf
gD,i;:eirlaiel.Bt
Eleanor' from London, that " the quarrel between
pacity ; thus the liberty of the person and his pro- the good or bad effects of any great public measure, not to be found in the Louis Quatorze. The '
Austria and Prussia continues, and becomes more
perty is guarded with the utmost care and precaution. it was no use to look to the result of one year or two Rococo style was the perfection of the bizarre bee, from Rio Janeiro, Sept. 25, in l'at. 33 N.; the Jane, ceiving an acknowledw
animated. The twe Cabinets still carry on the war- I would contrast this with the practice in England, to estimate its utility on a lengthened period of in ornament. Perhaps its greatest feature was the from Buenos Ayres, tor London, Oct. 13, in lat. 50, long. half, and received what
fare cf notes, declarations, and protestation.. It is
where the certificate of two doctors consigns a man time. He was old enough to recollect the feelings rejection of eymmetry in its details, and also 8, with loss of both boats, &c.; was supplied with water aefata as fallow, •
diffieult to obtain the communication of these diplo-
or woman to the most horrible of all confinements of dejection which existed in England at the close of in its most central and prominent parts. There end biscuits by the Exmouth; the Henry and Margaret, " No. 307. Receive,
matic communicatione, which are remarkable for acri-
(probably for his life, if in the hands of interested the war ;if it were possible for the spirits of that was not a single flit surface-the play of light and from Liverpool, for Rio Grande, Sept. 12, in lat. 14 N., the Whitehaven end It'
mony of tone and style. They are kept in the most
parties), depriving him at the same time of all civil time to arise from their graves, how pleasantly altered shade was studied, all the ornaments being convex or log. 24 W. • pany the :um of 50/ ,
profound mystery. I have been enabled, however, to
rights, the certificate often concocted and signed in would they find the state of the country when corn- concave. That was a striking contrast to the Elize-
obtain the reading of a dispatch of Prince Schwart-
secret, rendering the boasted liberty of the subject a pared with the picture of their forebodings. A fo- bethan style, where the ornaments were flat. How- PRiCES OF SHARES " 50/. " Fur the
zenberg to the Baron de Prokesch, dated the 24th of
delusion and a snare. reigner (M. Lamartine), who visited this country in ever Watteau reduced the elements of the Quatorze IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- In the co 'le ,li
mpany s Ou
September, and to make a few but very brief extracts
The result or consequence of this open court prac- 1822, described the squalid and miserable condition of style to a flat surface and applied it to manufactures PeiNlES' STOCK. ihe sum of 50/. In
from it.. They are sufficient, however, to show that
tice in similar cases is that with a population of more the people then, and the vile spirit of acrimony by the introduction of colour. The Quatorze, the From the Official List. tered us paid, but no
Prussia, anticipating the approaching ratification of
than 40,000, which this island contains, there are not which prevailed at all public meetings ;he possessed Quinze, and the debased Rococo styles, were the lest PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. made either in the bar
Austria to the treaty of the 2d of •,July, wished to
forty persons in confinement on the ground of lunacy, a small property here, and sold it, apprehensive of development of classic ornament. These were the LONDON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18. company.
distort the c:auses, and withdraw from its execution,
not one in a thousand ; while in England, according the copse quences. That traveller had visited us great leading developments of ancient mediaeval and Mr. R. 11. Knight s,
and that Austria tneintains the true sense of the
to the report of the Commissioners in Lunacy, there again recently, and given a very different description inodern art. The lecturer having again enumerated ZOTNT-811VOCIE. BILIWB:S. part of the receipt to b
treaty against Prussia herself, who prepared, dis-
is more than one person in every two hundred confined of the country ; instead of squalid wretchedness, the the leading characteristics of the several styles, ob- prove the signature, bi
cussed, 'and concluded it. The following are ex-
in public or private lunatic asylums. workmen and their children were well clad, and the served that the 19th century was full of promise for Name or Company. Dividend Amount
per of Paid. Price. same handwriting. 1
tracts :--“The Prussian Government declares that,
I trust that another session of Parliament will not spirit of acrimony had vanished. The account might the advancement of art, and pointed out specimens of Annum. Share. ledging the receipt of t
having fulfilled its part of the work of p.eace, it cannot
be allowed to pass over without the laws of lunacy be highly coloured, but it was in a great measure recent works in Munich, by Gattner and Klenzi, in -- -- z s. d. Xs. d. closing the receipt ref(
intervene for the cessation of hostilities in the affairs of (both as they affect the liberty of the subject and his true. Those gigantic fortunes which were made in illustration of this revival of art. Tbe specimens eastroasta.......... 245. 40 0040 0 0 -
CBeritph:North American 5711. per
ceeenntt..
2550
00 g 5205 00 00 - handwriting.
Schles wig Holstein, except in the name of the Confede-
property) being placed on a more sure, rational, and former times were not so easily realised now.; the were of the Byzantine character He also pointed out Mr. W. Bailey, acce
ration, and in virtueof a new mission. It maintains improved foundation ;so that for the future so many middle classes were, however, more prosperous. Of the beautiful designs produced on a French ribbon eoymmoner•c•ia-l•o•f•L•o•n•d•on 61.* Ppeerr cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 2-4% he had looked through
that it has assumed no engagement of intervention
eersons will not have to complain of the misery and all modern changes, none was more important or by the simple combination of the introduction of a Colonial. • -
tO that effect, Peace having been simply accepted on r
ruimthat has arisen from the present system, and to striking than that in the character of the _Members of leaf on a geometrical basis, and concluded amidst catiacnest.e.r.ah.
.i.re ....
25 -0
0 25 -0
0 -- entry of the 50/. receit
William Stirke, a cl
one side as on the other, with the object of leaving
this very important object I very respectfully solicit the House of Commons. It was a complaint that much applause. It was difficult at times for us or for Londn and Wes-tiniastr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 29 0 0 27% Bank, said there was r
such a resource to events, and of abandoning the defi-
your aid.-I remain, your very obedient servant, eloquence has disappeared, that there were not now the audience to follow him, as the lecture was read r., Ditto - - - 13 00. - . .• ...
nitive arrangements between the Duchies and their WM. BAILEY, those displays of fervid oratory which formerly existed. with somewhat more rapidity than consorted with the ()Eldon Joint-Stock -6/. per cent. se 0010 0 0 - ring or tienery in tne
Provincialof Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - receipt Was not in the
Sovereign to the two parties interested, in admitting
Secretary to the Alleged Lunatic's Friend True, the House bad become deliberate and business- interesting, but somewhat complicated and elaborate etLtnieroew.;....... 8/. per cent.
,10 0 0 !O 0 0
- - bank. They vvOuld
even the-e.ventuality of a solution by the chances; of Society, No. 44, Craven-street, Strand, like. Young Membere go in knowing comparatively details to which reference was made. f I eland .• 51. per cent. a 0 001210 0 -
Nat. Provncial of Eng. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - any case of the mune
war.' -?!To-citie can be mistaken as to the profound sig- London. nothing, and they are shortly possessed of true know- -----____ _ Ditto, New. ••••• • • 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - the railway company
enificatieit esteg object of this opinion, announced in so ledge ; formerly all attention was given to eloquence, POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. st
jolt tuttralstiraa .a......• 6/, per cent. 25 0 0 25, 0 0 - . ,
positive 'a ikariaarthy the Cabinet of Berlin, namely, (Extract from the British Press ofJersey.) it •• 6/. per cent. 25 002 a 0 0 - receipss.
ROYAL COURT, Ocr. 2. and none to business. Now Members, whether in Mr. George Barker still continues his lectures on
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d office or in opposition, devoted themselves most sedu- English ballad music with unabated success every Ditto - - .....• •• .• 6/. per cent. - 210 0 --
Union of Madrid - Mr. G. Knox, the s
that pave Vail beem simply accepted on one side as on Union of London... - 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 -
lously to the improvement of those Acts of Parlia- evening at this temple of science and art. In the
the othaais •withetnef object of leaving a free course to (Before Sir Thome Le Breton, Knight, Bailiff, an
events, hisel'ofetiblaidoning the definitive arrangements Judges Ph. Le Maistre and E. L. Bisson.)
merit which were introduced, whether favourable or course of his lecture Mre Barker remarks that the INSURANCE COMPANIES. ' pot aware that the p
of the tetitiSiioii hetteeih° the Duchies and their So- Sii •Principaux of the parish of St. Helier, con-
not to their enactments, and useful suggestions met cultivation of the voice has been allowed by some of Lonsdale upon the sub
:4 - _,-. . . 1 Dividend Amount 1 Mr. John Rand saie
vereignato' the Vaal; paatiee interested, by admitting, yoked at.thee.instance of the Attorney-Gene-re], con-
attention coming from what quarter they might. He the most eminent medical professors to be one of the Name of company. per of Paid. Prne Mr. Simpeon, of Mane
even escpeesslye the-eventuality- ef ,a solution to. the formably to •tise, demand- he. made to the Court, pre-
looked forward under Providence to that day when most healthful exercises that could be taken ; Annum. Share.
chime& 4 ware,' aWe oaatinote under any' cone • seated themselves at •thc, bar •te give evidence before ---
he, like his Hon. Colleague,and in his company, could indeed, the exerchie of the voice to the lungs
Albion .............. 3/. 10s. 500 o o 50 0 0 sa
.E s. d. X s. d. pany the halt of a noi
dition, litntiCtin elplanatien oP'sfith ft nature.- .It justice• as tb the. conduct
,atfd state, of mind. of Miss
look back to a connexion of eleven years with the bos was what walking was "to the body ; it strength- enDiatntce Ara. and For. 7114s6d8tbs 100 0 0 11 0 0 21 o rece.ived an acknowl
is in tniatiMlat''' cOrtiradiationh with' thee principle' Eliza Harriet Patrick; who had been shut up in the
rough of Devonport. He hoped his Parliamentary ened the respiratory organs in a manner most
/Vials o ,i.arifie.......... 61. per cent. 100 o o 5o o ese remitte t e second
d h
e. • .
that pis:en ie net chficluded to . afford an. opportainity. _General Hospital. , , , -.-• , • • • conduct would meet the approval of his countrymen, effectual. He then proceeded to describe the 135.6 d. 50 005 6 1; 17% and on the 23d he l
of reco nernenaiageilieewae,'-f-a principle which, how- . Mi,. Xdvocate Godfrey. opposed the in,teerogation .
and especially of his constituents. various national styles of music, such as the Argus Life •• --• •• 41 per cent 5 0 0 1 0 0 -
' 7% ledgiog the receipt i
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ever, iteisineeeesarye toemaintaines nsoreeparticularly •• of the Prlincipaexeas his.. client.,did ,not reside in the _ , Pue honour having been done to her Majesty's Mi- gushing melody of Italy, the grand and massive Cleriel,Med.&
Brits/. Commercial •• .7s 6.1. * 50 0 0 5 0 0
Gen. Life spr Ct.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 20 receipt.
in the present case, seeing that Holstein is a federal, parish of St, Helier, but in that.ef St,,Lawraa.ceoth nisteis, the Mayor and Corporation of Devonport, the compositions of Germany, the light and laughter- c-C);‘).outv••••••••"•-•• 31. 100 0010 0 0 62 Similar evidence tc
Germ:, state, which o'fi-thats vear iToust-t. ie bound constable of which alone had a right acelayetheitefee,• 14s. 50 0 0 50 0 14%
chairma. n, Stc., thecompany separated, after an enter- stirring style of France, the romantic and imagine- Eit-gfe- ••• ••••••• -- ••
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.. 6s. 50 0 0 50 o sa 50l bill was heard up
by the treat:fee pike -pellicle eruesda elide eCneliecled mation. Ha salted, alie-by NictuePf ‘stil34t Paths:miry:this.
teitanient which lasted five hours. tive style of Spain, while the bold, striking, and im- European Life •••• •• 10s. 20 0 0 All paid. 10'a Alderman Ginn/ at
in the nierne'of the entitfe ' Ger:fiance Confederation. persdeshad been plapeciirethecelheampng -females ef ~ .
,i _ General ••.. • . •..... 5 0 0 ' 51,
pressive ballads of England, Scotland, and Ireland, Gl)ue - - 61 e-r
t St-ck - 131 200/. for the prisoner'
This Ceflitifderatbil 'is. ijio in coietradietien" with 'the deranged minda ;, and, as, shobad,heea left. i
-°r''''9'.4l"` GOVERNMEN T SCHOOL ofDESIGN told of the free and generous nature f h
e. -er people. Glardian •• •• •• -•• •• .P
eien . too °0
'0
36 10 0 55 at twelve o'clock.
doty ()it' 'aelre'air,g;geietinn," a sitity 'Which* the, Confeelee • days ,among, lunatice, and Joainglier usual .rest, was it Imperial Fire •• •• •• •• 121. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 230
A :lecture one characteristics of style in relation to In conclusion, the lecturer illustrated his discourse 801
ration cannotareject__ Ite, is' also in conteadictiort to be wandered at, if: she Appeared.. somewhat stepee ..
Oinaan. i 1 -L.' dI"
en aar was e ivered on Friday night by Mr. by singing many beautiful and appropriate ballads, Imperial Life ••- - • • 12s. 100 0010 0 0 164
Indemnity Marine•• •• 11. sh. & as. 100 0 0 20 0 0 41 .
Antonio Matepi, w
with the duties that the Confederation is bound to fled tothoseepeasons. who had been•tointervogate. her ee •ei
~. . Wornum before a very numerous auditory, and among them we noticed the following :- LE, aa ww Ft iril:..:.. . . . . . . . - 100 0 0 210 0 2% examination on the cf.
fulfil tCwar-ds its -members fur lif- on, one- part the' at the hospital?elt sasust also be•Aotiped that•of the six 'l' '`. . ~ e' „ ••••••••• 11. 16s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 4314 th
t• / consisting crisny or ~ tue pupils of the school. The " Llewellyn s Bride " " Friends of rnY Youth," Legal and General Life _ 50 0 0 20 0 4% e Austrian Bank, a
. .
Contedgration canneeP•abandone its . own rights- and Piinatpaut 4u-demented; more than- half -were sciia . •
ista les selected eforillustration were the first modern " The Rose of Cashmere," " Wreck of the Bali- Licensed Victuallers •• - 50 0 10 0 - the last time. Tee a
those of thesdifferent federal states to the eeeptualities •viners. 1 .-ef a •'• '' -, -- • Louden Fire .. •• •• •• 10s. 25 0012 10 0 17% that of two gentlemen
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oF war, otij.the. othera itt Ought net io.confine.,,to its,
e, The.' Attoriney-General eep esl thcit when eehie
_ssteleS, theeßenaiseaeces,. the Cinquegento, and the grant Ship,". &c., London Ship •.-•• •• 10s. 25 0012 10 0 17%
lottris Quatorze. Of the Renaissance there were four uarine- ..... -••- 15s.per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 - amined through the u
subjects a sort of full power which would unauthorise wonAtn was placed ln' 'the hospital ehe resided*in the' , Med. Invlid&Gen Life 4 y4l per ct. 50 0 0 20 0 2 Giuseppi Ischeitche
different varieties, and of the Louis Quatorz t
e wo, DEEP SEA FISHING.-OUr readers will be delighfeu National Lean • •
Fund- 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 27A
1 f tl- L b
them to maintain, by arms, against their legitimate perish of St. Helier, and it was on the complaint of
making in all seven. All of these • d• •
were in ividual to learn that the project of a deep sea fishery, in connexion National Life. si.per
cent.
100 0 0 5 0 0 _ genera o ie om a
Sovereign, Pretenaiona, imaginary according to some, , Captain Rock, at whose house she lived, that the con-
enough, except the Renaissance, vvhich a
w s somewhat with this port, so long speken of, ii at length, after encoun- Palladium Life 5l. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 2% sided at Verona, whe
and founded in -right according to others." stable of St. Helier had her taken to the hospital. If . .
of a chaos, as it was a combination of many. The Pere:ex .....
tering some preliminary difficulties, about to be carried out p, . • ...... • • 31. p. sh. & os. - 145 -
bank notes prior to
she had been placed in the lunatic cells he could not -en . . NOO TO 0 123 6d
le aissance might be termed in general the revival of with success. The Rob Roy- has been three times out during erroolveisdignt atifeife .. •. • . 51. per cent. 6 -
SHOCKING' MURDER OF AA OLD WOMAN tell who had given the order. Thia woman was of a the week, and with the traw a .
1 net has caught a large gain- e e : L e•• -- -1/. ss. St bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 2.6 He examined the nc
• - NEAR- ' Will ERFO li D WEST. very violent disposition, and Captain Rock had been art, and especially of a peculiar style of art, namely, tity of excellent flat and other fi.,.h , some ot them of kinds ten-
_ . a -oe L.fe 53. 6 0 0 010 0
al Exchange . 6/. per cent. Stock. - 210
6'4 the prisoner, and prce
th t which was connected with revival of the ancient - 209 Paul Presstel, overs
Soutth tVales has been the scene of another shock- compelled to have recourse to these measures, as she a , that have seldom been seen here before. Yesterday she stun Fire. -
ing m Crders-it, eircumstnnces connected :will which had not only threatened to put an end to her own life, s-y
t le of ornament. Both the ancient and the modern brou ht •
g In upwards of three cart loads, all af which afTa I:itt,. Life . 1/. 6s. - - as office in Vienna, also
Uui•ed KJ al 000 400 3%
are in ielV.4d in 'rru.cla rrayetery the perpetrator of the styles might he said to have commenced in symbolism sold off immediately on being landed. Iwo companies a.- no om .... 41. per cent. 2 0 _ and said that althoug
• • , r. , but also to that of his children. started, but now they are amalgamated, and as they have mversal Life........ 10% pr cnt. 100 0 0 10 0
offence. heiving up to. thiS time managed to successfully and ended in sensualism The whole of the period he
Mr. Advocate Godfrey replied, that all the persons ' abundance of capital and enterprise, we may anticipate that '"
en 'tone Life. .. 5/: per cnt. - 412 6 47i tions of the genuine n
elude tae vigilance of ahe police and magistracy. The in the hospital were surprieed to see this woman was now about to address himself to spread over henceforth this much-neglected branch of business will he WATER-WORMS The prisoner, who
was then committed f
deceased pereon wae".an aged woman named Elizabeth among the lunatics, and they all agreed in sayieg that about 500 years. The modern school was first dove- prosecuted with vigour, greatly to the advantage of the
I'l 1 A
oped in ta y. new style of foliage and tracery, community at large filed tbe profit of the parties engaged in Dividend Amount MARLBO
Bernard, and.she wee, fou.nd lying in a ditch under a she was perfectly quiet, and of a very mild disposition. Name of Company. 1 per of Paid. Price.
wall nearly-opposite the Wesleyan chapel. When The Court, in adopting the principles advanced by eration of the Saraceoic style *as theventure. -Aberdeen Herald.
owing to the exagg , .. . . Annum. Share. Mr. Robinson, an'ol
- - parish attended befor
found 'She was.in a very. prostrate state, and her per- Mr. Advocate Godfra^ was of opinion, that they had
i t the first characteristic, and it was known as the Tri- BURGLARIES.-The attention of housekeepers has --- -- -- - )
gento. Having pointed out several illustrations of the •been called by the Commissioners of the Metropolitan Police X s. d. X 5. d.
100 pose of going throug,
son bo:zie marks of-considerable violence. She was no right to alter the practice, and that the informs.- East London..• ••••• • • .81. per cent. 100 0 0
to the following simplified means by which burglaries are Grand Junctien .• .. - 41. per cut. 50 0 0 -- 72% in passing a pauper te
remov ed to, a neighbouring tavern where it soon be- ion ,s ou lave been given by the constable of St. 1
t. h ld 1 style, the lecturer observed that the activity and deve-
usually committed :-First, by persons entering with false Kent.. .... .. .. .. -•• 31. 10s. 100 0 0 - 7g formation placed bef
came evident that she had received severe injury of L oprnent of the new style was owing to the Latin Con- 97
or skeleton keys, while the family is ab•ent on Sunday. Lambeth ...... •• .. - 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 -
awrence. The Court vvas further of opinion, that a v be the statement of IV
the spi.O•e and other parts of her person, and notwithe • gress at erona,whileVenice,which was rich in Byzan- Second, by passing through an empty house in the neigh- New Rivr Lndu trdge 21. 10s. - -.... 57%
ll l• hd b •tted • l. • Miss
great i ega ity a een commi in p acing Vauxhall ............ 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 98 the parish, had made
standing 'she received the best attentions of Mr. wi iou any a °-
Patrick in one of the lunatic cells •t 1 t uth tine mode ls, took the lead in the revival of classic roni the roof throueh the attic-
bourhood, and. entering f , . a
West Middlesex . . . 61.05. pr cnt. - - 111 and of the other persc
Browie, a surgeon of the town, she continued to grow •
rity, and ordered the said lady to be set at liberty. art. By its inteoduction the prestige of a thousand window. Third, by means of shutters insecurely fastened
which can be unfastened by persons from the outside b ment.
worse; end diede -Information Of the-oceurience being years was broken up, and the Quartogento, the first easecess. .
~ , • . . . hand.. The utmost vi • ' ' y
gilance of the police (state the Com-
amine' voicated to tile coroner, that functionary issued • great variety of the Renaissance, was established. The missioners) could not be so effectual in preventing burglaries Dividend Amount
his warrant for the holding of an inquest, and Mr. T. PUBLIC DINNER at DEN
rONPORT. first of the modern styles was a transition style from as a very little care on the part of the housekeepers them- Name of Company. of
Anir . Share. Paid. ?rice. was insufficient ;it d
sions of the Act of Pi
Lloyd, the. acting superintendent of the Fisguard dig- PLYMOUTH, OCT. Ip.-Last evening about 150 of those preceding it, and embodied an intricate display selves. ..-
trict pe,liee, apprehended a woman named Jane Evans, the electors of Devonport and Stonehouse entertained of delicate tracery and scroll-work, being a Blight Commute APPOINTMENTS.-W. Odell
Landl
.J.
East and West India... 61. pr cent. S
A s. d. A s. d.
tock. - 142 of paupers.
Mr. Robinson mad
upon suspicion of having been concerned in the old their representatives, the Right Hon. Henry Tufnell modification of the Byzantine and Saracenic. The BrowniEr., are
nasppointed members of tbe ems ative East Cou.ntry - - adopted by parishes,
and Sir John Romilly, at dinner at Moorshead's cathedral of Florence exhibited fine specimens of this Counci o 61ew Bra wick. London . . 6/. pr cent. Stock. - 121%
wocnar 's death, but, although she made use of one or Ditto Bonds •• -- - 41. per cent. - correct.
Royal Hotel, Devonport. Mr. Tripe occupied the species of decoration. anhe Quartogento was a more - --
two eixpre.ssiens while in custody which made it . si. it atharine •- •..... 4 per cent. Stock. - 80 Mr. BROUGHTON S
chair, and was supported by Mr. John Williams and positive and distinct etyle, which was well developed SHIP NEWS. Ditto, 5crip....... • -
highly probable that if not actually taking part in it, - B 5 0 0 -- for the removal of a i
• f th de in which the homi-
she wae not ignorant o _e mo Mr. Moses Jeffrey. The vice-chairmen were Mr. in the ornamentation of the brazen gates of the Ban,
a ..
LIvERPOOL, OCT. 19.-Wind N. W., fresh.--Arrived Ditto Bonds •• -- - 341. pr cent - - - .
~ . .
Southampton •• -..- 2/. per cent., 50 0 0 50 0 0 9% denee ot the pauper
cide eves perpetrated, sefficient could not be elicited Ir Oram of Devon ort • and Messrs. tistry of San Giovanni. Specimens of these were ex- the Urania from Arica • the Gem from Re) Grande •
Evens and A, . ~ P , . . . . ee . n 1 ' ' ' ' ' the ieformation befor
Pollard and Payne, of btonehouse. Welted displaying exact models or 'rule nowers, ape! the Nymph, from Cadiz ; the John Wesley, from Ga-
to fix any cliartre upon her. A great deal of evidence ERIDGES
0
d each folia e observin an ornamental arran ement of de- fats •th lib!
The ball-room Was decorated with flags, an g , g g , e ana, from Lisbon ; the J. K. L. from Que-
. b for the coroner's jury but it Was of a
was ta.lien e e . e 7 Dividend Amount certain parties had it
very ceenteadictory and umatisfactory kind, and cal- 1 and instrumental music. tail In that period was also found the first appear-
toast Was greeted by voca . bee ; the Ivanhoe, ,from New York ; the Adelia Anu, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price
culaa-it ro perplex rather than assist the jury in their from Cartha ena
After due honour had bsen loyally done to the name ance of the scroll shield work. The best example was . g , .
• the becundine, frem Havannah ; the Annum. Share. that the law required
, .
efforte-te oisicever upon whom the crime might he d
of her Msjesty, the Royal Family, and the Navy an one containing the lion of St. Mark, on the watergate Patriot Queen, from Calcutta and St. Helena. Sailed
, ---
.z. s. d. .t. s. d. -. mined before justices
charfee.l.. From the results of a post mortem exami- Army, dec., of the Ducal Palace at Venice, while the tracery still the steamier Canada, for flaltfax and B ,ston, the nharine-cross•• •• ..•• _ - - 15 their own knowledge
steamer Franklin, from New York, arrived at South- southwre ......•• .. - 100 0 0 - - in the preeent case h(
natioa oF the bcaly mede by Mr. Brown and Mr. Mil- The CHAIRMAN proposed the health of the guests, exhibited etrong marks of its Saracenic character.
amptun. 18th iostant. The Atala, lance, has ar- Ditto Nw of 7% p.c. 355. per cent. 50 0 0 - i' moval le the present
lard, et ageons, it was found that the death had been which were receivedwith considerable enthusiasm. No That kind of decoration appeared to have had some rived at New Orleans. The Keying, hence, has ar- Waterloo .. .. .. .. .. .. - 100 0 0 - 3
eaus-e. by violence inflicted with some' blunt instru- doubt their rnembers did all they could for the in- connexion with heraldry. Another feature of the rived at Newburyport. Tbe Laui a, hence, has arrived Dpiitttt'o-i (41,c.1,
ceilititi,., ooff 8714 111.. eiss:
oodd: - 60 00 23 Mr. Leadley, the c
men., bul die mode in which that violence and injury terests of the borough, but their claims for public re- Quartogento was the introduction of the grotesque at Jamaica. The Katcnanzao nnd the Falcon, heace, Vauxhall .... .• • Av. IL -
70 10 3 -
40 0 0 21 confirmed the magist
18
were
.inilieted could not be discovered, and the jury spect stood on much higher grounds, as they were arabesque decoration, in which figures of men, ani- have arrived at Philadelphia. The Goddess sailed from -
wer,ilriven to the alternative of returning an open constantly endeavouring in the House to advance tbe mats, &c., were introduced into the arabesques. In Jamaica for this part 18th ult. The Countess of Sef- • C.tesaveasies. that penition.
verdict, " That the deceased Elizabeth Barnard died social, moral, and intellectual condition of the nation, fact, the style was a very complicated one, although ion, the Globe, and the Hermel, hence, have arrived at
Names of Li IDividendl Names of .
e; 'Dividead Mr. Robinson adrn
from the e ffects of violence inflicted on her bY some t th of this it was not c nfu
or rather of the whole world, and the -ra- o sed. Although from this style Cellao. The SCrew.-htether Bosphorsus, hence, has ar- -about five or six a
Companies. as per Price. Compn_ies t; 1 per Price.
I °"" ' xi i Annul... j ust laid down ; but
person Or persons 1111 Own.
kn " It now remains for encomium could be best proved by a candid review of all religious symbolism was excluded, the reli- rived at Constautinoplhe. The Industry sailed from ie Annum. m ,
the poliee aud migistracy to endeavour to use their b
t eir Parliamentary conduct. Mr. Tufnell had firstap- gious sentiment was not absent; but it was trans- Trieet far this port on t e Bth inst. The screw-steamer
.a - - - - Vict., c. 31, s. 3, a
efforts for the. discovery and apprehension of the per- Peared before the constituenc about eleven earssince ferred from a secondar to a primal. object in he
Y Y ci dh d Y Y Osmanli, and the Box, hence have arrived at Genoa.
t The Liffey. , hence has aatived at Denia. The New .0 \
BAsahmtnsit: Old.h.
,967. 71. 113
NMeacclesfleld . 100, 21. I_,Os. 50
0,
effect, that on the tri
t removal ; no such
petrater or perpetrators of the dreadful and cowardly whets after a contest, the canvas for which had laste design,
.an t e e.coratio.ns were
.made auxiliary to
Jane sailed from daples fur tbis port on the 15th inst. firltnk&Ab•rg 150 ill.• 1:g
OgIl.sd:: .... :: 10000 16)1: 1:2
a aside on the ground t
raurdar. three months, and every means, fair and unfair, had some religious design which occupied the prominent T .
he Lucia, hence, has arrived at Nat.'s. The Mahe, Birmingham 40 41. SG Peak Forest. 78 , 3/. 183. 70 •
been exercised by their opponents, he was returned by place. Not so the Cinquegento style, in which orna- Coventry...• 1001 25/. 200 Regent's •. - 331 11. Os. 18% Ms su con evi en
h ffi .. t ' 'cl
from 'amnesic for tins port, has arrived at Plymouth. Derb • • 100' 6 3 Rochdale. .. 651 41. 42 Mr. BROUGHTON 9
' STE AM-B OA T COL LISI ON. a very large majority. Two contests had subse- mentation was the chief object. It was long in much Der Atte Agent, from Cronstadt for h. h 3'
• ..
' I.
6 •
tls port, as ar- Ellsmre&Chs 133' 355. 26% Somrset Coal 1.50. 71.105. - weight in case of ar
A .coltieion took place yesterday in tile river, oppo- quently occurred, and each time the majority had in- favour with the jewellers, at it embraced a great va- rived at Seianage. A clinker-built boat, copper- GrandiJunctn 100 4/. 70 Do.LltEd St 121612.tc. -
site the Fishery, where the channel is particularly creased. Sir John Romilly commanded also a majo- riety of decoration, and was rendered till more at- festened, and painted lead-colour, about 15 fset long, was Grand S
Puri re ter. ~l'i 21-. Os. 831,4 thirrre
dwB'ssrWur°yre 1 151. 405 aside the law, whicl
only should be tende
narrow, between the Pelican and Ajax steamers, the rity of 200 ; he had been twice opposed, and twice tractive by the labours and ingenuity of Hf obbitna pitede
fut, yespterday near Ilibre Island. The Industrious Grand Unionlloo D. 10s. 24 Stourbridge.. 145; 201. 290
of iemovel.
former going out for London, and the latter coming elected. From all appearances there was not the and Benvenuto Cellina. It was so gr!at a 7i,
c,;,t,,. ;lola ornoitillae ist iiansatttahoth ult., and the Triraity Faennenasint, pin
in 71/.4r.
3-2% SiVeaßaftV.l 26 21" "' 24 MR •
r. obinson cou
in freare Liverpool. For a considerable time before slightest chance hereafter for any opponent against with the French that it was sometimes ca e for this port. The Sea- L
flower from Te,gamouth fo Leeds&Livrp 100 241. 325 Warwie,lac I
either of them. French style ; so that the French . and the Renais- _ r this port, has arrived. at Leicester ..- 100 51. 66 Eirmin . 5
a 100 41. se% same course as was
any accident could be anticipated, the Ajax had stopped M•lf 'd
- h .
ior , wit mainmast-head sprung. Oct. 20.-Wind eeicstr &Nth 83 4/. 48% Warwick& 1,0 James with regard t,
0 31. 42
Mr TUFFNELL as the eld re resentative took The whole history
her engines, and the Pelican, having also shut off her • , er p 7 sauce became convertible terms. . .. , N.W., fresh breeze.-Arrd. the T' ' Louvhborogh 142 701. 510 Napton.. 3 '
runty yacht, from confined to that parii
iorit in returnin thanks He held the same of art did not afford a arallel to the mixture ot eie- , .
stesan, came drifting slowly on, but from the fact Pr Y g • _ Dente.; the Anna Mary, from Bordeaux; the Trigend, gonntm.outhissihi Igo 81. - Wyierstrin& 178 31. 40% of Marylebone, in i
probably of its 'not being understocd sufficiently soon opinions now a 3 when in 1839 he fiat appeared, com- 13
• h • luded ara-
znents in the Cinquegento style, wine inc l .
.t from Riga; the Alert, from Cronstadt; the Regina, from seettgniTwrtry,lo(o - ----
Wittenate Las - 1 ls. an ministered the law.
at which side she was to pass, too near to avoid a Paratively a stranger, before them, Those were no besques, animals, scroll shield work, nature inn a- the Mauritius; the Mariner, from Moulmein; the Ply-
collision. She ran into the Ajax at the fore gang- holiday acquaintances he saw aruund him, but the tations, antique forms, ornaments, &c. The best mouth Rock, for Boston. Off the port, the Seraphina, GAS-MIGHT AND CORE COMPANIES. been found to work a
way, cutting down the btilwark to the deck, and sink. same whom Admiral Codrington had before he knew samples of the style were to be seen at Fontainbleau from Pernambuco; the Monteauma, from New York. ____ parishes very large e
ing her considerably; while she rose herself in an them depicted as possessing sterling merit and uncle- end at Rouen. In the manufacture called Henry the , sid. the South Carolina for B
Isl d ' °sten; the Speed, for Sta. Name of Company. Dividend Amount
per of Paid. price. that the system save(
imposing manner. From whatever cause, neither viating principle. He (Mr. Tufnell) had made at Second ware specimens of the Saracenic element were tfeon an ; the Mary Hounsell and the Emma, for New- Annum. Share. a year. He believed
Ab d
undland; the or een - - Court of Queen's Be
veseel appeared to reverse her engines until after they Devonport a thousand friends, and he boped not one mixed up with these combinations. Our own Eliza- s the James Wright the Co- ----- - x. s. d. A. s. d.
lombo the Vermont, and the T a ' practice.
came inte contact. .The Pelican sustained no da- enemy ;he had always been careful not to say one bethan was, properly speaking, an elaboration of the .„ hree Brothers, for New British .• •• •• .. •• - - 11. 40 0 0 18 0 0 13
Ir 'l.l S 1 1 f mb.
i or-; tee cot ani ,or o de; the Riverdale, for New Ditto Provincial- •• ii. Bs. 20 0 0 20 0 0 IN Mr. BROUGHTON N
maga of any moment, having merely her bow ropes word to damage an opponent. Great changes bad oc- same style, with the exception of there being a strik-
Orl th Li
eans; e verpool, tor N i - . Bri ht 61.
ap es; the Wansura, tor a, g 20 0 0 - - refusing to sign the I
cut, part of the bird at her head broken, and a slight curred since he first had the honour to express to them ing preponderance of strap and shield work. That
Gibraltar; the Hebe and Johanna, and Cornelius, for "aty of London .. •• • • 61. 100 0 0 150 0 0 - WOfi
perforation made in the woodwork under the bow- his adherence to the principles of free trade ; those style was not fully developed until the time of James Elsinore; the Sophie, for Aux Cayes; the Looranese, zutittnaebeleesi c onsoli.d.a.t: 928. 75 0 0 31 5 0 _
50s. 50 0 0 50 0 0 - On Saturday two
sprit. Having picked up her beak out of the water, principles were now in the ascendant, and it was epees the First-the tracery and strap work without the for Trieste; the Maria Ygnacia, for Havannah; the Imperial •• ... •••• • • 3/. 5400 gcsoo 0 70 Fox and John Holla
she proceeded on her voyage. It is a striking proof rent even to our enemies that the prosperity of tbe coun- shield being indicative of the time of Elizabeth, Paul Frederick, the Nerve, and the Choice, for Buenos Independent* ....... • • 61. 0 40 0 0 48
of the strength of this vessel, that though she actu- try was increased and increasing under them; neverthe- while the predominance of the shield-work denoted Ayres; the Mariner and the Fame, tor Lisbon• the L0gi1t0tn0............ :: :: ......: -
_ 50 0050 0 0 - Mr. Arnold for final
ally rode up on the other, her cut-water was not in- less there was a strong and powerful party who would, the time of James the First. Crewe Hall- and Ronne Mary, for Marseilles; the n
esurrells end' the Do., Parl. Preference 61. 520 0050 o o - glariously entering
5 0 0 210 0 - Blondell, a tavern-k
lured in the slightest degree. The breach of the Ajax, either by crooked or other means, attempt to subvert r Constantin
Yarmouth House were referred 'to as displaying steamer Pirate, !'9 e _ ople; the Gustave, for thnceenuiff a:: ••• •• :: •.: :: ex.
15000 g 00 49 0 0 28
t't f ' II
so o 0 - a quan iy o jewe ei
being confined entirely to the part above the deck, i$ the principles of free trade. To that party the in- the peculiar characteristics of the Elizabethan Havre; the Clontarf; !or "ombay; the Mary, far Africa; '
United General. •• •• • • 1/. 50 0 0 50 0 0 15in and other articles, hi
not lio serious as to interfere with her sailing on her crease of our exports was very provoking, so was the `..,i, tor Val ar •
style, and Canonbury House those of James the First. the. Buenos Ayk--,.. .. p also; the Lamareel, for Westminster Chartered 31. 50 0 0 - 48
appoin
- ted day. It must be mentioned to the credit of decrease of the number of able-bodied paupers, and Such were the four branches of the revival or renais- etemousin, tor Naotes• the Geor e for
Jacatel; ,the._Tre , , d , g , Ditto, New •• •• -• .. 12s. 50 00100 0 94 The robbery was
bight captains, that when a collision became inevitable, on of the üblic revenue. All this .
the augmentati p s.ance, and designs containing all the elemehts here e‘. . •
La Guayra; tha Eugene an the Jean Van Eyck, for
they, were heard op shore warnino. the passengers to hem and the retended to
struck dismay amongst t , y p in p p y
dicated were ro erl called the Renatssance " men for Be ro •
etend, the tto , . y tit, the Sarah Ann, ar
f LIST Oal SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES by a respectable-100
keep off from the part where the vessels touched. ke an a eal to the eo le and et when
desire to ma pp p p , y so . y
metimes the were called French and Henry IV G h' J •
enoa; t e ose
' - ' INYE SS ' OCT -
RNE .. .
ph Adrian, for Catania.
17.-The Providen of Leith, from
ce, Name of Company. per
Dividend Amou-nt
of Paid. Price. upon some excuse, sl
bedrooms, for the e
Owing to this commendable precaution, no person re- the constituency in Ireland amoun'
sed onl to 2 er
y P In all these varieties the elements of' the Byzantine the Firth oi.FOrth; fel. Gardenstown, got •ashore to the - Annum. Share.
appeared, of examini
ceived a hurt of any kind, as it 'is highly probable cent. of the population they opposed an enlargement. and Saracenic character and origin were distinctlY eastward of Lossiemouth,and is likely to become a wreck. Xs.d.i A s. d of a few minutes etc
would otherwise be the case, from the crowds on board In England the constituency were only 8 per cent., preserved. The Renaissance might be said to be an iz
....ANDERs, OCT. 9...- Thlel Turk, from Malaga for St. Bank of Scotland
British Line C 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 177
n ompany 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 1100 0 0 199 with her companion,
each. Both vessels belong to tbe same company, are and he hoped to see it increased. It would be as impos- approximation or combination of previous styles rather Petersburgb, and the Inte ect,, from Liverpool for Riga. Caledonian Bank - the two prisoners lig
exactly of the same size and model, except in tile mode sible to turn the sun from his course as to alter the than any peculiar style. Proceeding to the Cinque- which were on shore onrtio f . ,
the Skew Reef have been t Cit of Glas ow Bank 61 r cent 10 0 0 10 0 0
go a Y g • •Pe • 11% the woman, and whi
of propuleion, and are perhaps the largest and finest system of free trade. It had been alleged that last gento, which was the most perfect of all the modern off after discharging pc> ns o their careoes, and car- Llydesdale Bank -. •• • • 634 per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 13% .
Commercial Bank .. •• 71. per cent. 500 0 0 ,100 0 0 174% WM Of the waiter
channel steamers afloat. It ought to be stated that the session was barren of any useful measures. A free ied into-Frederickshaven. .o.
styles, and which, under the development of Raffael r T e Eastern Bank.... •• • • 61. per cent. 25 u 0 10 0
10.-The schoon r 65 Other went up stai
Ajex in coming up was crossed by a smack, which constitution had been given' to the colonie?, and an and Julio Romano, formed the most splendid exam- HISTED,dUCT. er eusto, of and from Edinb &Glas ow Bank 61 rc t 50 0 50 0
pe en .
Ch •
rist nsts t tor .
London, was stranded near Rin in t E • g •
he gehangellnk of Scot.. 4/. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 12%
4%
f h' •h h
rom w lc e was
may' leave ocnasioned some deviation in her course.- enlarged franchise to Ireland ; those were two gOod ples of Roman art, he observed that it. was said to . i isle of Man. Company 71. per cent. 10 0 0 70 0 _
, f night of the 9th ot Octo e 1
br• crew saved. The J r
u te, numerous housebret
Cork Examine! . measures at least ; 'and it was hoped that the future have originated in the excavation •of specimens o 'National Bnk
a 64 per cent. 50 0 0 10 ( 0 15% .
from Christi nia f Honfleur, was stranded near Agge .
a Or r North of Scotlandßar.k 41. percent. 20 0 0 5(- 0 2% h h d t t
A en e was eec •
-. .
y -t d
es er ay; crew savei. North British Bank ~. - - - • - after a violent strusa
dreesToiinußY` AnnET.-(Prom a Correspondent.) that the Ministry, of which he was not now a mem- style might be found in the Vatican Loggi, the Villa BREMEN, Om 15.-The Norwegian barque Nornen, Royalßank ofScotland 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 3 0 133 powered and secure(
-•l'e gocd people of Well, Glastonbury, Shepton, &c. (So- ber, would look well to economy, not 'to dock off the Madonna, and the ducal palace at Mantua. The ara- timber laden and a derelict, has been picked up to the Callon Bank of Scotland 11/. per cent. 100 0 0 50 a 0 91.14 .
mersetshire);ara honling-continnal meetings complaining that pay of the really .work'
ing man, but to abolish every besques of Raffael were said to have been suggested westward of Heagotand, and carried into Fedderwarden. Alliance Firs and Li ld' h .'1
western 8ana.....• •• 71. per cent 50 0 0 50 0 0 7334 ln e u ing t e yip a
they have no railroad; for, although so comparatively near fe 8%1 r t• 10 0 0 10 ) 0 204 when he was at lena
B. Accord. Lif e and Fire •P-
cen
" 20 0 0 10 0 -
unnecessary office. Those ta •la • d t fth bth frt nd these
xes whic presse by the ornamen s o ea s o i us, a Cuxu ,)•• 1h s been blowing very hard
AVEN, ,cT, 15.- t a
the great Western and Exeter lines, travellers have no means . .. tors of the G divisio
the hiet two days. dritish Guarantee Ins. 41. per tent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 14a 9.1 ,
of reaching those towns except bythe old-fashioned jog-trot ,
neavey on the industrious 'should be removed. Al- striking impulee to this style. • Some of from the. W.N.W. and N.W. for
gave a Caledonian Fire Insur 101 0 10 0 0 23 sne House of the pros,
14 -The derelict brig
rouee.
' They may (and with much truth) that were there a tnaugh a reformer he was for gradual, not rash the designs of the Vatican were purely ludicrous, HELIGOLAND, OCT. •.s, . f Themis aeon's' Life .. -. ' • Pal cent.
15011 00
0 1 0 0 1/. as " -
by his wife and di
more swift male olcOnveyance, their splendid cathedral (one measures. The great Jefferson had justly said that while others might be termed merely eanoiiht, (supposed to tie the Themrs,
" ot team, rtirn DauXic for City of Glasgow Life:: 6/. peTeent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 21. 17;
of the finest in Enghind), the far-famed " Abbey Ruins," and liberty was a plant vvhich ought to take root gra- The designer, like the poet, had his licence as to h 'n h e
Auesterdaus), which was broug ti_ er yn the I itn
•• . Edinburgh Life Insur 61 er cent 100 0 0 15 0 0 20 other man in the rot
East of Scotland Life.• • P •10 0 0 015 0 - A solictor now ap
the " Torr Hill," where Holy Joseph first erected the Christian dually ;if snatched at suddenly a degeneracy into ••• '- b t h nic
possibilities, u mec a al impossibilities, and a vio- inst., has
,been put upon the str d
a.n , and is being dis- inv.& Scot, Law Life• 51 pe-r cent. 50 0 0 217 6 2% 1., •
standard ; the stupendous " Cheddar Clifin" and " Wokey
t rann of the wor t le d
s in would follow. Of this lation of the laws of gravitation, were painful as c ?
hargedetbe cargo has up to this time turned out sound. Hercules Insurance Co. 71; per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - '"aving by his advice
Bola." where - Heary VIII. once nearly lost his life, &c., &c., y . y Weceeciel-Foria, OCT. 10.-Tbe Maria, from taa
--rise Izmir. co. of Scetind•• Sl. per cent. 100 0
.0 10 00 0 3 - fully committed to ]
sentiment he (Mr. Tufnell) had had am le roof be brou ht within a Life Assoc. of Scotland 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 ,1/. 188
wount. be visited by thousands of the curious. The judges, if 13 well as ludicrous, and could not g
tiansand for Bremea, was wrecked on the Island of Sy
tooegreatly complain of the inconvenience during assize time, during a recent visit to the Continent, where, in some a
tee range of good taste. For instance, the gro- on the Bth inst • landed; cargo expected t h
• , crew - Mercantile Life -•• .. 3% per ct. 10 0 0 010 0 .6s. 6d.
-0 -a National Fire and Life 51. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 ,228.6c1 RAILWAY
and. the London newspapers to the hotels and reading-rooms of the petty states over which the tide of revolution tesque arabesques of Michael Angelo might be gro-. saved. North British Insur... 6pr vent. - 200 0 0 20 0 0 25%
are materially delayed iu consequence. had passed, acts of the most tyrannical character had •
temple without being ludicrous and ridiculous. Spe- pAais, oci„ 19.
-The ROUennaiS, which left Havre for Ealorttth :LWest of Scot. 61. per cent.
2100 0 0 1 0 0 - BI
i'oLu
~ sioN AT SE.A.-0a Friday night last the _ 00011 0 1 - STOCK EXCHANGE.-
followed ; even in France measures were now being cimens of these as well as of ornament, by Albert Mi.rti Ague on the 16th August, and put into Lisbon on sec:LT/I as.iafen endenG.'l,ll..' 0 0 015 0 - this share market. (
_
sch eoner Ann, of Limerick when off the Start was run into
b' 1 b • ' ,' • taken against the freedom of the press. It was b illustration of this. But the 3d of September very leaky, bile been condemned at
y a arge atque which appeared to be- a toreegner. The , Y Durer, were. referred to in Scottishnnion blarney. 6141. pr cent. r 0 0 1 (51 0 '24s oe 1 and prices are nearly
ach boner was struck first on the bow, by which her bow- tne spread of education that these evils were to be where an attempt was made to combine irnpossibili- . that port; her cargo will be transhipped. Standard Life ...... - 51. per cent. 00 0 4 0 1 9% ; Westerns were done
United Dep.Assurance 51. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 liss 9d N
sprit and cntwater were carried away, and the bow other- avoided; and he was happy to congratulate the inhaa ties, such as l • • is on the •slight stems of The Nis rile, erom Fraserburg for Bremen, was aban-
p acing anima
wi e injured. t:lhe was also struck on the starboard bitants of Devonport and Stonehouse on their pro- foliage or flowers, then the ornament became ridicu- doned in a sinking state on• tbe 9th of October about MISCELLANEOUS. LI 4'l
quirter and had her bulwarks and stancheons carried ' ' Th • thirty miles north of Heligoland; crew saved.. Dividend Amount I STOCK ExCHANGE.-
uw ay. The barque immediately after the collision run away gress in echanica' iustitutes
that direction. eir m . , lous, wlaile it was easily seen that t g
he radual ditni-
GRAYESsND, OCT. 20. Wind W.N. W., fresh. cloudy, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price I follow :- Lancashire a
nelia-e the wind as if nothing had occu7red.-Deconport and present display of art and manufacture at their nution of the bulk of the stem, as the burden dimi- _
Arrd. the Stadt Dordrech, from Dordt; the Tyrian, Annum. Share. • I Ditto, Fifths, 7% dia-
-1 •
Indi.oendent. exposition of arts, were highly creditable. They should ni;hed, setts one of the greatest beauties of foliage, and
from Calcutta; the Amwell, from Cochin; the Harrison, - - - -Ditto, New Quarters,
1 11E ASYLU3t FOR 'num.-The board of this ex- remember that the principles of civil d
an commercial that might be observed in all the best examples of the Chilton from Par • the Widow, from Marseilles; the Auction Mart •••• • • • • X. s. d. Z. s. d.
2/. ss. 50 00 1 - Thirsk 1 -Midland, .
28 i (1.1. and D.), 23-Livel
celtent institution bare just hinted a " special appeal to the polity must either progress or retrograde; it would not observed, then d Park, from Sydney ; Australian Aericulturl 1/. 100 00,30 0 0
weantity aed worthy ef the land." It appears that they have n t d t 1
o o o ay dewn their arms ; there were active par- style. ue propor ion was
If that d t' Menai, 'from Cala'a' • P
is ; the enyar 15% 1 ".outli Eastern and 1
Anglo-Mexican Mint..
tile design became rather painful and objectionable. the San Jose, from Terragona; the Pepita,
' from Bilboa; 11. !Os. es 0 o to o 0 20 ,i' - ' Y N
it tyler their care, at. Park House, Highgate;and Essex Hall, Ditto, Half Shares.. - apd 2;4' - orlc, ce
ties n - 1 210 0 5 ' ' • ,"
ow at work in favour cf protection and reaction. In a continuous scroll that diminution ot bulk was the Esperance, from _____--; the Salem, from Dunkirk; 4 1-16 dis.
t : • les tie I 1 9 patients, and the total number .
Ceeelesber, nO e-J ~ Canada ... ••.•.. • • .. GI. per cent. 100 00.32 10 0 4.0 elm- e),
t is 163
of -aasons the iestitution ias dependent upoa i h . .
He hoped to be always faund on th d f
esi e o progress ; not necessary, us it was merely a over from 0 orto• the u r Canada Bonds 51. er cent. -
repetition of the the Adelina, from Lisbon; the R , P , PP P i - 94 BIRM
Tee ae ate now 170 eliaible the highest henour to . . •
patients seeking admission at t
•e . , which he aspired was that of ,a,„, from Guernse • rtta• NaVi
ornament. The arabesque was the most proud- Lively, from Bordeaux ; the Veritas, y , gation .. _
Gen. Revers. & Invest. 5p c Tabs ./ 10 - 1 - 95 STOCK Ex cHANGx.-
' '-' H ''' • d the board can onlv venture to admit being the faithful representative 1h b the Luna and the Ale xender Brandt, from Archangel; the 00 0 100 00 90 feature to-day. Pric
casateAa;llY.'t."• .a" e: . •t a b .11. ut e urough of Dent feature of the Cinquegento, and it included Equitable Reversion • • ' -
ry 5/. pr cent. 100 0 0 'lOO 0 0 101; t t d The only tra
15 of *ene rumber. i hey are anxious ta erec . ut cmg Devo„port. _ Mary Ann, from Dieppe ; the Oliver, from Antwerp ; Gen.SteainNavigation 11. Bs. 15 0 0 14 0 0 27 , rac e . ,
' Ito the care and education of the idiot, Sir J Roma'. ' every elenient of classical form in its greatest propor _ % verharridon, and stout
the J •
aue Alice, the Mentor, the Formby, the Victory, Londonnlnstitution . -
proi.ee, )- adaiqi _ ,
t.
ee ,
ur, . T, m cordially thanking them could • - 78 15 0 -
w bieh 'llev ass- Ought iff contain not less than tar
.n , , lion, com me with conventional forms of animals,
b. d • the Ener T Duff from St. Petersburgh ; htuase ristitution.... _ - 126 5 0 - •
' North We,.,tern were I
~ , . , ii not leek back to so long a perio 1 t
' o servtce as his f•t fl, & d lb't. n of the pure gy, and the om , Feninslr& Orient.Stm. 81. per cent. 50 00500 0 79 Midland ( Birmingham
dre,d4;e„c4, anti which will be arranged so as to serve in a rut. , ewers, c., an an e a ora to the Jose-
honourable col leegue. During his connexion of three the Alexander Robertson, from Patagonia ; Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 96 South Staff,:rdshire, Li
• model institution. 'Her Majesty has set an ex- acanthus scroll. Another chief feature was the ad- h• f , n 'a
• the Ro al mail
p me, rom taottenburg; the Contractor, from -shi , y Steam....
re"(ct' l'
a.'
a.
- . • • '• 0 • so as to years he had had, however, many opportunities of re- • 6/ 18. 4. p. c 100 00,60 0 0 69 Union, buyers, 4, selle
anriau c tee:ronesse. teem. con tribution ot 45 guineas, . mirable play of colour in its arabesques and scrolls ; Brothers, from Dunkirk; the Seine, from Boulogue; the South Australian.- .• 11.. per share. 25 0 0, 25 0 0 204 Y
li in the truth of the statement which had been
seeere e perpetuenpreseutation to a bed, the right to be ex- a..z g . . . . . indeed, the excellence of the best specimens of Osceola, from Cll hEI. h Rose, the Dart, and the Van Dieman's Land. - 100 00,29 0 0 36 STOCK EXCHANG x. -
(rel.*,
,hy.the.PrineaS£ \Vales. . Looking at the affecting made previous to his first vistt-viz , that he should . i.i ao; t e ,ng is
he Ci
, nanegento style was much indebted to co- Triton, from °stand; the woberforee, the Tiger, and the 1, low i-Caledoniall, /.
n attire elehe.oalaneitie ev.hic.ll this. asylum is intended to allee , find the conlidence'of the constituency not easily ob- l .uEATII OF MR. RTA NOF THE RICHMoND THEATRE.-- wick, 171i-Ditto (Ne
our, and it might on the whole be considered the cul- Trident; from Tonningen; the Attwood, the Apollo, and ~,,
"%late, •ae shall expect to see numbers of those blessed with.. , . d Vtit:when 'OnCga pcseeseed a firm friendship •, • e regret to announce the death of Mr.Ryen, for many ---....
ttesalete ,ga rly eyeiling ehemseleeeof a method,,by.v4ich,
7 Id (flow% leilier.. TUffnel, he had not con- ' - from Are ' m dth H k years connected with the theatrical world, and recently lIONRIBLE BRUT)
' tame ~ , ar
minating point in ornamental art presenting the the Rainbow fro Rotterdam ; the Amelia Ch lotte, "
11 a.e,\ for sqt Ihe.,,apneal, " theY. may hies certainly, and, woitt " P ~. ~‘. ~, . t ft f
mos per ec orms and the most elaborate ornr.its
~. ndahl I the James and Emma, an e aw ,
1 I 't' the" Welt. of the bo- the lessee of the Richmond Theatre. Ho died on Wed- Mr. Frost, of Borow
Ptitn a 'Y' tja-epno,4 imuha.p.py ot theur f;Alow-creatureh.", ~. fined els attention ,soe y. .9, . -, --„ are , ment. it applied wholly to the sense of beauty, in trom Dunkirk 1 the Gazelle, from Stettin ; the Diana, e ,
( eae, asaglina •a' - - ' d . i"f., 'f: t .h ' but,had t4en higher grounqs,,,ptid.looked to
s ese ei ,atteeeey,s.an ,eo icirersest. „preset, s roug ,• e .--; .. -. . ..,. , its most attentive feature without 1 ' h • d
eliding t e min ,
and the Gustav Maria, from Bordeaux ; the Eugenie, "Play morning, of dropsy, at his residence in Rich- Monday night ; and a I
ia Lane ith tius.yiew e •
the Alerte, from Diepp , the Amis, mond, universally respected. He was born in Galway in neighbour, was similar];
- ", NV calm initer,. and .Southwark, and Allele suvironh i the :welfare Qf the..empire,,at large,. ..11( to ulterior ends, as in the By za.atine and symbolic, ut'si Fecamp ;
IA 3.,C.Q r... 1.. 1797, and WU therefore in his 53d year. suspected.-/Vottinanan
.

INSUIZANCE COMPANIES.
Dividend Amount
Tame of Company. per of Paid. Prlie
Annum. Share.
----- - -
..E s. d. i X s. d.
Albion ........ ••• • •• 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 150 0 0 82
Alliance ;grit. and For. 7114s6d&bs 100 0 0 11 0 0 2114
Ditto Marine. •• •• •• 61. per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 6%
Atlas . . ..
Argus Life •• •• -•• •• 41. per cent. 5 0 0 1 0 0 -
British Commercial • 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 5 0 0 7%
Clericl,Med.&Gen.Life spr ct.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 20
31. 104 0 0 10 0 0 62
14s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 14%
Eagle .. ...
European Life •••• •• 10s. 20 0 0 All paid. 1014
General •••• • . •..... - - 5 0 0 51
Gl)ife - 131
Giardian ............ 51. 100 0 0,36 10 0 55
Imperial Fire •. -•• •• 121. per cent. 500 0 0 i5O 0 0 230
Imperial Life ••- - • • 12s. 100 001 10 0 0 16%
Endemnity Marine.... 11. sh. & es. 100 0 0 20 0 0 41
Law Fire ............ - 100 0 0 210 0 214
Law Life•••••••• •• - 11.165. 100 0 0 10 0 0 43%
Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 2 0 0 4%
Licensed Victuallers • • - 5 0 0 1 0 0 -
Lciiden Fire •• •• •• •• 10s. 25 0 0 12 10 0 17%
London Ship ..- •• •• 10s. 25 0 0 12 10 0 17%
‘farine.. •- - - •... 15s.per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 -Med. Invild & Gen. Life 4141. per ct . 50 0 0 20 0 2
National Lean Fund 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 27A
National Life. -
P4lladium Liie 5l. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 2%
Pheenix ...... ...... - - 145
Professional Life.. •• • • 51. per cent. 6 5 0 010 0 123.6 d
Provident Life ••-.• • • 11. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 26
Rock Life ......
!loyal Exchange. 6/. per cent. Stock. - 210
Sun Fire. - - 209
Litt Life . - - 48
United Kingdom .... 41. per cent. 20 0 0 40 0 3%
Universal Life........ 10% pr cnt. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
Vietoria Life. .. - 412 6 43ri

VITATEIL-WORIES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. 1 I
per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
X s. d. L a. d.
East London..• • • • •• • • 81. per cent. 100 0 0 - 160
Grand Junction •• - • • 41. per cut. 50 0 0 - 72%
Kent...-. - - - - •• 31. 10s. 100 0 0 - 75
Lambeth - . . •• - .... 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 97
New Itivr Lndu trde 21. 105. - - 57%
Vauxhall . ...........
..Si.- 1. per cnt. 100 0 098
West Middlesex • . . 61.05. pr cnt. - - 111
Di OC Z.B.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. ?rice.
Annum. Share.
„.--
X s. d. £ s. d.
East and West Inila ... 61. pr cent. Stock. - 142
Emit Country •• 20s. per sh. 100 0 0 - -
London . . 5/. pr cent. Stock. - 121%
Ditto Bonds- - - - 41. per cent. - -
3t.l{atharine •- •..... 4 per cent. Stock. - 80
Ditto, 5crip....... . - - B 5 0 0 --
Ditto Bonds- - - - 1%1. pr cent. - - -
Southampton .. - . . •• 2/. per cent., 50 0 0 50 0 0 9
112.IDGES
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price
Annum. Share.
----- - -
X. a. d. L. s. d.
Charing-cross • • • • .. • • - - - 15
Southwrk .... • • • • .. - 100 0 0 - -
Ditto Nw of 7% p.c. 355. per cent. 50 0 0 - it
Waterloo - • • • • • • • • • • - 100 0 0 - 3
DM-) Old Ann. of al. 11. 4s. Od. - 60 0 0 23
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. Is. Od. - 40 0 0 21
Vauxhall .... . • • Av. 11. 70 10 3 - 18
CANA.X.S.
•
.; I
Names of . Dividendl Names of ti 'Divide/id
Price.
Companies. Al per Companies.
.1' lAnpueurb.. Price.
m Annum. m I
- - -
X X
Ashtn& Oldh 97 71. 113 Macclesfield • 100 21.105. 50
Barnsley.... 160 121. 180 Neatk .. • • • • 100 161. 340
firknk&Abrg 150 SI. 85 Oxford.. • • •• 100 , 201. 155
Birmingham 40 41. 26 Peak Forest. 78 31. 183. 70
Coventry.... 100' 25/. 200 Regent's • • • • 33 , 11. 05. 183
Derby • • • • • 100, 61. 63 Rochdale.... 66 41. 42
Ellsmre&Chs 133 3Ss. 26% Somrset Coal 150 7/.105. -
Grand•Junctn 100 4/. 70 Do.Lk Fd St 12 i 61. p. c. -
Do., 6 pr. Ct. 7% - 814 Stffrd&Worc 1401 281. 405
Grand Surrey 100 21. Os. 33 Shrewsbury.. 1251 151' -
Grand Union,loo 11.10 s. 24 Stourbridge- 145, 201. 290
Kennt & Atm' 39 75. 6d. - Severn and 21. Os. 24
Lancaster . 100 41. 32% Wye Rail. 26
%
Leeds&Livrp 100 241. 325 Warwiak& 1 100 41. 64
Leicester .... 100 51. 66 Uirming. j
Leicstr &Nth 83 41. 48% Warwick& }
100 31. 42
Louehborogh 142 701. 510 Napton..
Monmouthsh 100 81. - Worcstr 841 78 Si.
40%
Mntgomrysh 100 - - Birming. j
MeitnAl wbry , 100 - - Wilts & Brks - 118. 7%

I LIE ASYLUM FOR IDIOTS.—Tbe board of this ex-
celt'nt institution hare just limed a "special appeal to the
wrea.,tliy and worthy tit' the land." It appears that they have
~d,3r their care, as Park House, Higligate;and Essex Hall,
s th,n 1: 9 patients, and the total number
of :vrsous the . 'zitution l.ai d. pendent upon it is 163.
To tte are now 170 eligible patients seeking admission at the
ensy...H it
w. 2; aid the board can only venture to admit
15 a: ,no i hey arc anxious to erect a building
proi.er:y adapted to the care and education of the idiot,
which •-liev firiV eight to contain not less than three hun-
dre‘ikLe.tis, and-which will be arranged su as to serve in all
respect: t, sa a;..unodel institution. `Her Majesty has set an es-
• c I.p4:roiige-hy.a contribution of z5O guineas, so as to
secure 1 per pet MIL present3tion to a bed, the right to be ex-
erci*, ~by.the.Pritics.,,of Wales. . Looking at the affecting
nature .the. oalamitkm•hich this, asylum is in tended to
adds
vilte. • ite shall expect to see numbers of those blessed with,
tyfitilOg:Ahemsqx.ea,of a method, 4..0*,
s the,,aprral, they may hies certainly, ELIA
Patr• i
tt iuuliEwPy. ot theistpolv-cre'afureti."",
▪ 1-1-116; '4o.Sonls
Lon; );\,. 91. .attfeYAs•ar'lllAP IePTsIA reSeLt,
in • • p
oe,
3,;4(,9 only. eS"MiWit4T). Pad' *4144 waTkw glad AL tic environu

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
MANSIOIV-!IOUS E.
On Saturday George Harcourt was again brought:
before Alderinan Gibbs, charged with having re-
eived, without having accounted for it, the sum of
501, which was remitted through the post to the
ffice of the Whitehaven Railway Company, on the
I9Lh and 20th of December, 1848, by Mr. A. R. Wil-
-on, the agent of Mr. Thomas Simpson, of Moseley-
-greet, Manchester, in two halves of a 501. Bank of
England note, in payment of the sixth call of 11. per
,bare on 50 shares.
Mr. Clarkson, instructed by Mr. Roy, of the firm
f Roy and Co., Lothbury, attended for the prosecu-
ion ; Mr. Ballantine appeared for the prisoner. There
were two new cases.
Mr. A. Simpson, of Manchester, in the employ-
ment of Mr. Thomas Simpson, stated that on the
19th of December, 1848, he wrote the letter produced,
inclosing half a 501. note, No. 93,331, and on re-
ceiving an acknowledgment of it he remitted the other
haslf, and received what purported to be a banker's re-
ceipt, as follows
" No. 307. Receive d on account of the directors of
the Whitehaven and Furness Junction Railway Com-
pany the sum of 501, to account for on demand.
" 50/. " Fur the London Joint Stock Bank,
" J. HERRING."
In the company's hooks no entry could be found of
he sum of 50/. In the call book the sum was en-
tered as paid, but no corresponding entry had been
made either in the banker's or the cash book of the
company.
Mr. R. IL Knight said, he believed the writing of
part of the receipt to be the prisoner's. He could not
prove the signature, but he believed it to be in the
same handwriting. The letter produced, acknow-
ledging the receipt of the last half of the note, and in-
closing the receipt referred to, was in the prisoner's
handwriting.
Mr. W. Bailey, accountant of the company, said,
he had looked through the books, and could find no
lentry of the 501. received from Mr. Simpson.
William Stirke, a clerk in the London Joint-Stock
Bank, said there was no clerk of the name of Her-
ring or Henery in the bank, and the signature of the
receipt was not in the writing of any clerk of the
bank. They would give receipts at the bank in
any case of the payment of the money, the office of
the railway company supplying the form of the
receipts.
Mr. G. Knox, the secretary to the company, in an-
swer to a question from Mr. Ballantine, said he was
not aware that the prisoner had written to Lord
Lonsdale upon the subject.
Mr. John Rand said he was in the employment of
Mr. Simpson, of Manchester, on the 20th of June,
1849, and remitted to the late secretary of the com-
pany the halt of a note for 1001., and on the 21st he
received an acknowledgment of it by post, and
remitted the second half on the 223 of June,
and on the 23d he received an answer acknow-
ledging the receipt of the half and the banker's
receipt.
Similar evidence to that given with respect to the
501 bill was heard upon the latter case, and
Alderman Gmnia accepted bail to the amount of
2001. for the prisoner's appearance on Saturday next
at twelve o'clock.

BOW-STREET.
Antonio Mbltepi, who has been so repeatedly under
examination on the charge of uttering forged notes to
the Austrian Bank, was on Saturday brought up for
the last time. Tt.e only fresh evidence produced was
that of two gentlemen from Austria, who were ex-
amined through the medium of an interpreter.
Giuseppi Ischeitcher stated, that he was treasurer-
general of the Lombardo-Venetian provinces and re-
sided at Verona, where it was his duty to examine
bank notes prior to their being put in circulation.
He examined the notes which had been found upon
the prisoner, and pronounced them to he forgeries.
Paul Presstel, overseer of the Royal State printing-
office in Vienna, also examined the notes in question,
and said that although they were very close imita-
tions of the genuine notes they were all forgeries.
The prisoner, who declined making any defence,
was then committed for trial.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Mr. Robinson, an'official connected with St. James's
parish, attended before Mr. Broughton for the pur•
pose of going through the customary forms required
in passing a pauper to her legal settlement. The in-
formation placed before the magistrate purported to
he the statement of Mr. Robinson, who, on the part of
the parish, had made certain inquiries of the pauper
and of the other persons relative to her alleged settle-
ment.
Mr. BROUGHTON said the information before him
was insufficient; it did not comply with the provi-
sions of the Act of Parliament relating to the removal
of paupers.
Mr. Robinson said the practice was now generally
adopted by parishes, and he believed was held to be
I correct.

Mr. BROUGHTON said, before he could sign an order
for the removal of a pauper he must have legal evi-
dence of the pauper's settlement. The evidence in
the ie.fonnation before him was merely hearsay, as it
purported to be a statement by Mr. Robinson of what
certain parties had told him. Now, he was of opinion
that the law required that witnesses should be exa-
mined before justices of the peace as to facts within
their own knowledge; and as that could not be done
in the present case he could not sign the order of re-
moval in the present tnrm.
Mr. Leadley, the chief clerk, having been sent for,
confirmed the magistrates's view of the law, and pro-
duced Archbold and other authorities in support of
that po.it ion.
Mr. Robinson admitted that up to a recent period
—about five or six months—the law was as had been
just laid down; but he relied on the 11th and 12th
Vict., c. 31, s. 3, which contained a proviso to the
effect, that on the trial of any appeal against an order
of removal ; no such order should be quashed or set
aside on the ground that such depositions did not fur-
nish sufficient evidence in support of the order.
Mr. BROUGHTON said this proviso might have its
weight in case of appeal, but certainly it did not set
aside the law, which provided that legal evidence
only should be tendered before a magistrate in case
of removal.
Mr. Robinson could assure the magistrate that the
! same course as was adopted by the parish of St.
James with regard to the removal of paupers was not
confined to that parish, but was adopted by the parish
of Marylebone, in which the magistrate himself ad-
ministered the law. The new system had not only
been found to work well, but was the means of saving
parishes very large sums of money. He considered
that the system saved St. James's parish at least 5001.
a year. He believed there was even a decision of the
Court of Queen's Bench confirming the legality of the
practice.
Mr. BROUGHTON was not satisfied, and decided upon
refusing to sign the order of removal.
WORSHIP-STREET.
On Saturday two well-dressed men, named William
Fox and John Holland, were placed at the bar before
Mr. Arnold for final examination, charged with bur-
glariously entering the premises of Mr. Thomas
Blondell, a tavern-keeper in Shoreditch, and stealing
a quantity of jewellery, a gold snuff box, two watches,
and other articles, his property.
The robbery was effected about a fortnight ago,
when one of the men entered the house accompanied
by a respectable-looking woman, the latter of whom,
upon some excuse, shortly after went up to one of the
bedrooms, for the evident purpose, as it subsequently
appeared, of examining its contents, and in the course
of a few minutes came down again and left the house
with her companion. Four or five hours afterwards
the two prisoners again came to the house, but without
the woman, and while one of them engaged the atten-
tion of the waiter by a number of petty orders, the
other went up stairs and ransacked the bedrooms,
from which he was returning with the plunder and
numerous housebreaking implements in his pockets,
when he was detected by the waiter on the stairs, and
after a violent struggle between them, at length over-
powered and secured ; but his confederate succeeded
in eluding the vigilance of the police for several days,
when he was at length captured by one of the inspec-
tors of the G division, and upon being taken back to
the house of the prosecutor was immediately identified
by his wife and daughter as a participator with the
other man in the robbery.
A solictor now appeared for the prisoners, and they
having by his advice reserved their defence, were both
fully committed to Newgate for trial.

RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS.

BRISTOL, Ocr. 19.
Sroox EXCHANGE. —We have little change to notice in
this share market. Only a small business has been done,
and prices are nearly similar to those last quoted. Great
Westerns were done at 71 —Midland, 43'74 York and
North Midland, 2414.
LIVERPOOL, Ocr. 19.

STOCK ExcHANGE.--The transactions to-day were as
follow : Lancashire and Yorkshire Consolidated, 49%;—
Ditto, Fifths, 7% dis.— London and North-Western, 1171/4-
-Ditto, New Quarters, 24 p.—Caledonian, 814—Leeds and
Thirsk 1 —Midland, Halves. 21 3-16 dis.— Ditto, Consul.
(B. and D.), 23—Liverpool, Crosby, arid Soutport, dis.—
South-Eastern and Dover, 20,t, York and North Mid-
land, 2;A—York, Newcastle, and Berwick (G. N. E. Pur•
clia e), 4 1-16 dis.
BIRMINGHAM, OCT. 19.

STOCK ExcitArtax.— The share market presented ?to new
feature to-day. Prices were firm, hut business was con-
tracted. The only transactions were in Bittningliam, \Vol-
verh arr pton, and Stour Valley, a- 91. 18s. 9d. London and
North. Western were quoted—buyers, 117, sellers, 117—
31i(llatid ( Birmingham and Derby), buyers, 22, sellers, 23
South Staff,rdshire, buyers, 4, sellers, 3:Ri dis.—Shropshire
Union, buyers, 4, sellers, 334 dis.
YORK, OcT. 18.

STOCK EXCHANGE.—The 'transactions to-day were as fol.
low:—Caledonian, H. Hs. 3d.— York, Newcastle, and Ber.
wick, 1714—Ditto (Newcastle Extension), l 2 s.

lIORBIBLE BRUTALITY.—Two horses belonging to
Mr. Frost, of Borrowash, had their entrails cut out on
Monday night; and a mule, the property of Mr. Milward, a
neighbour, was similarly served. A certain party was strongly
Suspected.—Nottingham Guardian.