The Sun.
London, England, 1850-07-17 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1850.

has produced a good deal of excitement today
among the spinners, who have again raised their quo-
tations for warps, bundles, and cops, of nearly all
numbers and qualities : they have asked
to I. per lb. more than they did tnis
day week, and have realised at least a
farthing. The buyers have caught the invulse so
far as to make it very evident that they are prepared
to operate freely on last week's terms. Finding this
iinprp.cticable, the Germans have abstained from an-
ticipatory purchases, and confined themselves to the
execution of positive orders. A considerable business
has, however, been done for home consumption,
taking coarse and fine counts together, the demand for
which is now very great. The finer numbers of single
and doubled continue in much request on Russian
account, as well 115 on that of the British manufac-
turers ; and there is some call for spinnings suitable
for the Levant likewise. For India there appears to
be no demand, and common 40's are consequently
altogether neglected : there is a little more g.,ing on
however, in common .50's for other quarters.
Spinners are remarkably free from stock,
and well supplied with contracts. Goods have
partaken of the movement in a limited degree.
This is seen in cloths of various kinds, for printing
and bleaching, and in the medium and lower qualities
of shirtings, from 40 inches downwards, as well as in
long cloths and domestics. In some of these articles
a good deal has been dune, so far, this week; and
but for the requirement of higher prices,
the sales would have reached a considerably
larger amount. The makers of some kinds of
goods, however, find little inquiry; and all complain
of the employment of looms being rendered profitless,
indeed to a great extent worse than profitless, by the
dearness of yarns. There can be nu doubt that the
vast increase of weaving power, to which we have
occasionally adverted, is now telling powerfully in
favour of spinners, and against manufacturers. This
can hardly proceed much further, without causing the
latter to resort to short time.
Ronal:ux, MONDAY.—The manufacturers con-
tinue to have:a good demand for their flannels, which
meet with a ready sale at former prices. The wool
dealers are asking better prices for the raw material ;
and, so far as English wool is concerned, they obtain
them.

Lord MONTEAGLE said whatever legislation it
pleased their Lordships to introduce on this subject in
relation to England, the people of Ireland were willing
and ready to accept in relation to tl_e hitter country.
He obi.- cted, however, to the power t!,iven in a Bill on
their Lordship's table, which enabled a to•c:cut for life to
Kra❑t leases for ninety-nine years of the estate which
was settled 14011 him. _

Afor a word or two in explanation from Lord
BROUGHAM,

Tile Bill was thrown out.
LIVERPOOL WATER-WORKS BILL.—BREACH
OF PRIVILEGE.

The Earl of EGLINTON called the attention of
the Home to a petition complaining of the mode in
which signatures had teen obtained in Liverpool to
petitions against the Bill introduced fur the purpose of
giving a better supply of water to Liverpool. His
Lordship referred to the statements of several persons to
show that a great number of fictitious names had been
added to these petitions, and that several indi-
viduals had been employed to go about the
town to procure signatures. His Lordship, after allud-
ng to the serious nature of the proceeding in question,
moved that Mr. Joseph Byrne, Mr. Joseph Hind, and
Mr. Duncan M'Arthur should be called before the bar
of their Lordships' House.
Lord LANSDOWNE thought the House was much
indebted to the Noble Lord for bringing the subject
under its attention, as there was no greater abuse of its
privilege:, than that of forging names to petitions. and
he should cordially second the motion of the Noble Lord.
After a few words from Lord MONTEACLE and Lord
STANLEY, the motion was agreed to, and the three par-
ties mentioned above were ordered to be brought to the
bar on Friday next.
ELECTIONS (IRELAND) BILL.
On the motion of the Marquis of LANSDOWNE,
the report on this Bill was agreed to.
On the motion of the Earl of CARLISLE the Muni-
cipal Curporations (Ireland) Bill was read a third time
and passed.
Lord WHARNCLIFFE gave notice that on the third
reading of the Factories Bill his Noble Friend (the Earl
of Harrowby, as we understood) would move the inser-
tion of the ulause which he had on the preceding even-
ing moved in Committee.
Their Lordships then adjourned.

MACCLESFIELD, TUESDAY.—A better inquiry has
existed for manufactured goods since our last, and some
basiness has treen transacted. Sellers are looking for
higher prices, which, we think, they must ere long
obtain, considering the lowness of stocks and the active
state of the raw silk marker, with constantly advancing
prices. The thrown silk market is quiet, which is
mainly attributable to sellers holding back their
stocks, as the prices lately current, when divested
of all charges, are scarcely more than present rates if
raw material, thereby leaving but little margin for
working. The inquiry has been confined chiefly
to shipping sorts for the continent, a large export
of which is now going on. Should this continue, we
think it will tend to establish the equilibrium of prices
between raw and thrown silks. l'he dyers continue
better supplied with work. The raw silk market has
been characterised by great activity during last week,
with prices tending upwards ; the continual demand
frorn the continent favouring the view taken of higher
prices.
HUDDERSFIELD, TUESDAY.—There has been a fair
amount of business doing to-day, in a general way.
Several foreign buyers have been in town, and, as a
manufscturer said, "what was wanted was picked up
sharply." The business of the warehouses has nut
been quite so brisk as last week.
HALIFAX, SATUI'.DAY.—Our Piece has been
rather better attended to-day, and there has been a
good deal more inquiry for fancy goods, but not fol-
lowed, we believe, by any large amount of purchases.
'Fhe activity of the yarn trade continues unabated,
and the spinners are asking a still further advance,
but it is not conceded to the full extent by the
merchants. The features of the wool market are but
little changed. The staplers are asking higher prices,
but the spinners manifest reluctance to give even the
current rates, which 'are below those at which large
quantities have lately been bought of the growers.

STAMFORD RACES.

(THIS DAY.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

The Stamford St. Leger.

Officious ... ••• •••
Clelia ... ••• ••• ...
Thistledown ... ••• ...
The Two Year Old Stakes.

Beaufort
Midas

The Hunter's Stakes.

Pulcherrina ... ... ... ... ... ...

Cogia ... ... ... 2
Dart ... ... ... ... ... 3
The Burghley Stakes.

Littla Jack ...
Wanota ... ... ...
Gmt ... ...

Lord Exeter's Plate of 501.

Watch Dog •• ...
~. ~, ... 1
Peasant Girl ... ... ...
• • ~, ... 2
Louis ... ... ~.
... ...

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proeecdings will ehr_raeterizo Friday. This is no less Div-Ird Rob Ah ,r shipowner, North '-'e Nor
than a grai.,AtotiA dinner to ha eivi:n t•, some 600 or 700 July
of the most deserving• po:iir of Exeter in the pavilion. ewalt.-u -on-T, ne' 91.)i:Irict 'Court. Walcit ( ' sod
9‘ :1, at eleven, . nr.tt :ie.,. 98,
Each inenti:ce of the local committee will be furnished signLe, PNewejsist'ii-up-on-Tylie ; Maples, '—l) ales,
at twelve, at the 0
with a Iltitahle number of tickt•ts for distribution, and 2earee, Erecli:rick.-citi.;ct, Old Jewry.
.._

no doubt ample remnants of the splendid diLir:r which
M. So)er is getting, up will thus be done due justice to.
But the active mind of the " Regenerator" Las been plot
ting still further novelties. After the supplemental enter-
tainment upon Friday, he proposes to hive the tahlßs
cleared away and a stage erected for a grad ussuut dames,
in which M. Leen de GdlPmand at.d some of the crack
London lechers will exhibit. A qrieltling of the High-
landers who contended ',A the Ilothmd-park fete aru also
expected down, and there are fui thr,?rroore to be trt,r,-
part r.cies, di<solving views, and a py of flori-
cultural specimens from the far-r; teed Exeter nurseries,
these various attractions enhunerd by the pat formanco
of a brilliant musical prognimtr,e. The admission to this
melange of entertainment will he 35., and the products
will be devoted to the various bed charities; so that
altogether the Exeter folk will find the employment of
foreign industry in the getting up cf the Pavilion Dinner
a somewhat better speculation than native could have
been.

The town is not as yet quite so full as it was ex-
pected to have been, and the speculators in lodgings are
consulting as to the propriety of dest eln; g from the
remarkably high horses which they rode at such •a rate
yesterday.
The MarquiA of Downshire (the president) arrived
on Sunday night. Lord Le;ce-ter came down yester-
day. The local landlords and M.P.'s, most of whom
entertain parties of guests, are at their respective seats;
and a distieguished party from town expected by this
afternoon's train.

THE COUNTRY MARKETS.
IPSWICH, JUIY 16.
We had again a small show of wheat. There was a slight
reduction in price, but not Is per qr., owing to the firmness
the growers evince in holding their remaining stocks, and from
a report of the growing crop having suffered from something
of a blight, as also from the heavy rains and thunder storm of
last night. We bad a sample of new white peas on sale ; 32s
was bid for them.
pER QUARTER. PER QUARTER.
Wheat, red
Ditto, white. 4ss to 48s Oats Oils to 00s
Barley, malting ... 00s to 00s Rye
Ditto, grinding 00e to CO, Malt. oos to 00a
Beans ... 2Bs to 00., Flour, per sack ... OCs to OW
AVERAGES FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 13, 1850. ,
Wheat ......... 1,046 quarters, at 42s 6d
Barley
Oats
Beans
Peas
HULL, JULY 16.
Messrs. Taylor and Bright's Circular states : —Since
Tuesday last we have had a succession of warm, genial wea-
ther, and unfavourable reports as to the wheat crops have
ceased. The desire to increase stocks on the part of millers
has received a check, and business is quieter than at the early
part of last week. Holders, however, show no disposition to
give way in price, although we have a considerable arrival of
all kinds of grain since the above table was made up. To-day
our farmers were little influenced by the dull reports of yester-
day's London market ; and some rain having fallen, they were
enabled to make last Tuesday's prices for all fresh thrashed
samples. Rather more foreign on show, and though little
business was done prices are unaltered. Fine and heavy malt-
ing barley is scarce, and fetches long prices. For grinding
samples we have a good sale at fully our quotations. Not
much business doing in beans, but holders are firm. Very few
peas offering, and the article is in demand. Linseed is dearer,
and cakes support the late advance, with but few of first make
offering. Contract cakes are less easy to buy. Rape cakes
quite up to our quotations. The season for bones may be re.
garded as over.
The following are the present prices of grain :
Wheat, English, red 43 to 45'Peas, white and yel. 24 26
Do. white ......
I)antzic and Ko- Linseed, Black Sea 44 46
nigsberg 42 46 Do. Petcrsbnrgh ... 38 42
I Pomeranian and Do. Riga& Archngl. 38 —4O
Hamburgh . 4O 42iDo. Konigsberg .... —3B
& Danish, Holstein,Per ton.
Friesland 35 38 Lins. c,Hull'6/17s6dto IC's6d
Russian and Odessa 32 40IDo. fine foreign
Oats, English .. l5 —171 Do. inf. foreign...o/ Os to 51 55
Do. Danish.— ...... . 15 17 Rapeseed
Do.Friesland l5 18, Rape cake5...753 01 to 774 60
Do. Russ. & Odessa 15 17 Tares, English OO3 003
Barley, malting — 24; Do. foreign 20s —26 s
Do. grinding........ 19 20,Guano 6/ to 10/ 0,
Beans
Do. foreign ..... 22 24; Rye meal sllos
Livxaroon, JULY 16.—At this day's market there was
the usual attendance cf the town trade, but very few country
buyers in attendance, and the weather being very fine the
business done in wheat was on an extremely limited scale at a
decline of Id to 2d per 70Ibs. Flour met with little inquiry,
and nominally maintained its value. Oats were takea to a
moderate extent at late rates. The same remark applies to
barley and beans. Peas were quite neglected. Good yellow
Indian corn was offered in vain at 26a per quarter, and must be
quoted Is per quarter lower than this day week.
CORK, JULY 15.—Flour—First 12s 6d to 13s ; extra 148 ;
seconds, 12s Od to 12s 64 ; households Os to Ils; thirds, 7s to 8.
per cwt. Oatmeal lOs to 10564; Indian meal 6s 6d to 7sod; wheat-
meal, 10s to 10334 per cwt. Indian corn 004 to 00s per ton.
Bran 4/ Os Od to 4/ 2s 6d per ton. Hay—Farmers 22s to 30s; average
265; dealers 44s to 50s 04; average 00s per ton. Straw—Farmers
17s Od to 32s Od; average 245; dealers 30s Od to 35s Od;
average 00s 04 per ton. Bread--Wheaten loaf 6d to bid;
household loaf 5d to bid per 41b. Fresh butter, 7d to
84 per lb. Eggs-4s 4d to 4s 6d per hundred. Coals—
Newport 14s; Lydney 15s ; Smiths' 14s ; Best Neath
Culm 13s per ton. Tallow 38s 6d to Oos per cwt.
Whisky, 25 o. p., 5s 6d per imperial gallon. Meat
—Beef 44 to 4id ; mutton 5d to 60; veal 44 to
54; pork 3id to Oa; bacon 6d to 7d; sausages 5d per lb.
Hops 10/ Os to 0/ Oa per cwt. Bangor slates 312 s 6d to 315 s per
ton. Bark—Barbary 7153 to 8/ss; Valonia 15/ to 0/; French
€1; Spanish 9/ to 10/ per ton. Fleece Wool 10s to 12s per stone.
Hemp 331 to 00/ per ton. Fish— Scotch herrings 13s to 141 ; red
ditto 15s to 20s per barrel ; Newfoundland 0/ Os to 0/ ler
ton. Timber—Memel, 80s per ton; red pine, 3/ lOs; yellow
ditto, 2/ 15, per ton; deals, 131 to 181 per 100. Hides—
Market 14s to 20s; salted 15s to 21s per cwt ; calf skins
lid to 212e1 per lb. Potatoes, white 10d to 12d ; Minions
14d to 18,1; Guano—Peruvian, 11l 10a; Ichaboe, 91 per ton;
Tar—Archangel. 19s nor barrel.

Aug.J;
_SI n.,ter,A DIVIDE N DS.
trlildea(;oslnti:acsitincgairislilies,treweat.rehotoemen,
1, at eluven.

In the Countrr.
J. W. Brooke and J. 'bVil.es,u, Liverpool, werobses °I
the Court, Liverpn,l, Au,.• 6. Y t eleven,
PAYMENTS ..)1' DIVIDENDS. NT-moat
J. Mr.t.i..
02c, ~; • ' 'e" on:1 C. D. Machews ChipPieg s,. e
.•r...,..hirr,, ..,piri ri-- • .--. , ' ri ta,eir f
•..ipping UM:C.f.:C:I), 50- ' , 3,,,
alTl,l''.r.':;',9,. first, ':,,,cond, and third divide of 11-0_.,,
,i 1.1"., 4_ , -74'4. on Thursday, July IS, or auy subs,o
.Z.
.`,. ','r'"), between eleven and three, a: the ufßce l'''
Iv:.J.P3Yri,al3,-isibunt,%ivngtiltldaMW.-. Askew, Leeds, cloth
Thur 11-
on
booth
were
u_..6
Thursday, July IS, and any aubscVf:l.,
Fr,,,
msday, bet, eon eleven and two, at the oilice ot .30
an, Leeds. ola ,
J. Ilar.hsw, Leeds, cloth merchant, 3.1. on Our' i;
eiiJuly‘ 18, and any subsequent 'Thursday, between e'er
Tue-sday. , July
cud tnA'.u, at the ogler et Mr. Fr( came, Leeds. 0 j On
Ball, Manchester, sharebroker, 169. 04 "w
tween ten and one, at the office of Mr. flobsos
Beestl-.
da..v, July
ellieTs.tFlir-ington, Manchester, commission agen' 84;1
IS, grid every following TuesdaY,oo,
I,:nctm onda•,..,,ototdl-,,eLteiffieccise,
(7,Pl'e, Nottinghamshire, farmer, 5!. 111., wic rites
16, and every following. Tuesday, belw•e
t ifr!lario ui In'
subsequent proofs, any day d alter Jute
on. an
Letween eleven and two, at the office of Dir.V"'" '
d'bt,sro: Manchester,
_, 1.
'first dividend or i'6;

Leeds.
builder, AIO.T7I,CES OF CERTIFICATES. ,
R. Nilson,
_ In the Country. n tOld
on, kingston•upon-Hull, steneollso- ball,
at half-past twelve, at the Tool' ster,
grocereel‘a trieaedle- e Kingston-upon-Hullpscilnsegtanoittlleadrt—theeaC.eWeaularetrr—,e,
manufacturer,i LAn giuvA: geaL.urr pggi Bvore, orsrale:lt°a:Tt.ld. Sel twelve.i
Irim:e.;ei :: hr :31:
it L.
Abit 1
16ni Gave g:Ciet :97'1:61111411:
at the
and provision dealer, Aug' 7'
at
"e 1 IV°
Court, Liverpool—S. Adams, Birmingb,l'thattr
'at eleven,
Aug. B,Denton, at 11107
tainland, Yorkshire, silk and co •
r. Goode, Hereford, chemist and alci!...t.
S. .Von so
the thirdk, class—F. J. eleven, at the Court, Leeds.
S. Smith, Lo,utb, Lincolnshire, draper, ce.
C. rtlaillealnar.
at the Court, Birraingba.nuer,
CAAhrifeEt
tS,
Merthyr
elrttAtlyNrT:::v• 1
I. :,.
1, twe:f,
DPg_b taa":1111::,e;t:IL 1:
nr; irrd:armSa °P-
cieYor' certificate7l I
ram-court , . brewer
jFc:.fent andu e secondHolloway,-isot rui gtr. classnts, seller
ill:or:5d- --%
te;lecif°ni;
cuatoham, anchur and chain cable manufacturer, floe'
marko,l the first class—E. Archer, Clire-street, floe.
. emakerast—id
WE..
Wallace,t.aiter, certificate cf. the third 0415600
c, Sunderland, butcher, certificate cf lb°
class.
booksellersiiMotvivrdlannryd:
11.
Booth PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVEV• ~aoirer
spinal
Jun., Oxford -streetJ.N.e New ;:loi,
_ar.d.,-(n.yfear
rbIllo:
, and statio?!l Grirobast„
regards W. Bowd
jun., and F. Gri erY)—W• Grimshaw, 10 ~ „„ansfaj,
m'havf, Gowell-street, 1440° '''' )...-W•
tur,r
~....s as far senq •.
ICeighic, ii,, as regards W. Griusshaw, otos,
y0rk,,,.-7' E. B. Keighley, and J. ICeighleY„ iebleY)
ire, cardmakers (as tar as regards W. ne,,,5p001f
cooniikilor, IT.
Cunnirgham, and T. Powell, .-0r
son and S. (as far as re,•ards J. Mellor)'.agbp
Hibbert, Chorley and Manchester, glhoter,
manuf
attornruiws—W. Joynson and R. Gibson, To
Kent,
tY.—J. Isard and H. Wighteick, Ofor?
~andlers—J. Dixon and T. Abecpherd,
buildings,' ~ ,Enuager• 4,
High-street, Islington, Wes- dealer;--A
Brennan end
M.
dr,Gautier. and F. de Banker, Reg ,nt-stratt titdijatt"
andl)J"—uK• King,ford, J. Cr. Lt--* E. Niag6nra. WI
City, cW. Lay, Corn-Exchange.Y:aei Sivs4-I'd,seo')
liingsfor see
—H.
‘l,,bra lacters (as far as regards IC.
road, eat '.'tc.l'll and W. Day, Cirencester-FlaCQ'f,juts
and
J.
nr.inet makers—S. Spooner. s en., S. SP°°,.7 ry On,
tddy, llanworth-road, Hounilow, oth-e mot'
—C. Tu
—J. ''' 4 "(1 W. G. Pnill'i s S nderland• rcler,,c,,bitor
. .aietherell and W. Carter,l) '"" 'stock, Pe vv°,,"„idide,
mining sharebrokers J ' lavi
d G• Iv". llsr,
Nt, heldale an A. MI 11
Kingston-upon-Pull *
, painters—W. Miller, „o arl,
and A. Beard, -
Liverpool, wine and spirit nacre'A tryrty
ISootlf , L
—_. ncashire, brewers (as far as regards P.. mod'
li Taylor and J. Bowen, Rumford, Ea e 1•
udiroOders/
ers--11. B. Colbran and R. Winder, l3righten, basbirer
W.
. Dawson and T. Dawson, Blackburn, 14°Ic-

shuttlemakers.
INSOLVENT t'ETITIONERS'
John O'Connell, Cardiff, grocer and publican.
f,
Henry Bees, Gloucester, porter. butcbea
William Morgan, Llandinatn, Montgomeryshire'octr gill
Wiiii3M Sands, North Eldham, Norfolk, gr

insurance r. aSullolmweael m"mai oltboiher broker,
on 30:
draper.
Robert Scutt, Dorchester, butcher.
William Storey, Sheffield, journeyman drePer• Dr
Henry Norton, Sheffield, hairdresser and per
Joseph Waddington, Bradford, Yorkshire, beet'
keeper. pi°
Joseph Westbrook. Sheffield, journeyman silver P
„,,030
SEQUESTRATIONS. Derr
meet July:2o, and Aug. 11, at twelve, ad
within DO"'
J. BrandS,Cglid'egonkland, contractor and grc)
Royal Hotel, Airdrir.and 01°1;
fisher,
A. Bennett, Friarton, near Perth, farmer 002-
sher, to meet July 12, and Aug.l2, at twelve'
g.eet
the Royal George Hotel, Perth.
G. Miller, Edinburgh, engraver and
July 19, and Aug. 8, at one, within CPraiYntearl°dtilistacie:
I r sod
Rooms, Edinburgh.
4,
sknNorae:
irisicdswa
to t o
meet
ofeo t
farmers,Fj hyt
or2i
aeheostdr D
A,
July.c 121 e
olltr r
tele
e t• 1 e
daceintr,,nsFoLcoekrnfanaorn.xd
ABrima ine rl
Ai of; b.1138f,
s
m
caotatlwaond lime merchant, to meet j I,r and fr-_-_,toor
ofle'rede. A. Candlish, IVY Lenii°7‘
cla2t,tlae,A TO% Ail,
Doon Park 2
dtwelve, within the Selkirk Arms. Kted

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE

OF TUESDAY.
At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 13th day of
July, 1850, present, the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty
in Council. This day the Eight Hon. Henry Tufnell
was, by her Majesty's command, sworn of her Majest3's
➢Most Honourable Privy Council, and took his place at
the Board accordingly.

LIVERPOOL,
-,,1X1T
....__..._....... s,rs
RAILWAY SHARE IVlAitt Of'
STOCK EXCIIANGE.—The share market Rag d rrey,
The tr. •
ansactions were as follow L ter an 108/4e,
JULY 16. dull tn•stoof
: ancas i IP. -
Quarters, 13 9-1 r
i 2—London and North-WetitTo ~.I`.lo'
Ditto, New Quarters„ :16 c. n M'clland, 38--"--ar'LP
243/i—Oswestry and Chester, - 1 .. nd ,''''
b":/4—).orl, a
land, 14%• t till
BIANC [JESTER, JULY 16. OM" Bcl.
STOCK EXCIIANGIL—Ba9iness in this share altea
continues inactive, and prices have a drooping et
fir°
BIRMINGHAM, JULY 16. then
STOCK EXCIIANGE.—The share market Ica-. lll
to-day, but very little business was transacted. joeS.
LEEDS, of 1),•./15,,jed°:
STOCK EXCHANOR. —There was a lair amount y ---,e-pirr
done to-day. The transactions were as Or ;,...--lsia'
nians, 71. Is. 3d.—East and West Yorkhire. 5,.4,_1,115."(1/,,,
Extensions (No. I), registration guaranteed, Dle 111 A $J
land, .50/. Shares, 24% tlis.—North Statlordshire,l stkelr'
York and North Midland 14/, Ils 3d.—Midl4°- tl'
-7---7-2---I—'---- If-leis '1
Tb ha ?it Or
DISPENSARY FOR CONSUAIPTION.----"—e,A no -°,red-'
was be, -stet•si vi•
meeting of the directors of this charity
in the premises of the institution, `,26, 1‘151.1r. Seidl°
Regent-street; Mr. Thomas Stevenson in the ell stste ri,ti
T. Hudson, hon. secretary, read the report, w11,...ica, the Pother/
since the last meeting the number of patients I,3_e froat,er 0
of St. Marylebone had nearly doubled,
parishes had iho greatly increased. The totatetosil ;0t
persons who have received benefit from the dis Poe rluc 40'
its commencement in 1847 amounted to 2,056' deice' eOrrad
while thol 0000,iaes
of patients at present remaining on at° ~, 12' rPi
Thirty patients have been visited at their hornelieved'este
been cured, 11 have died, and 103 have been relieve
Dil
these must be added the number of patients who sd Saber 0
to attend without giving notice, but are suPPi°,,s 04)06
been relieved, amounting to 182. Of the iv" 'marl' care,
patients relieved, those from the parish of it: overliveii
are 173, front St. Pancras L 6, St. George's, 11l col ~s 0°
vote 0 ~roe'
17, St. James's 34, St. Giles's 14, other parts of, tbaePciiiigi
97. The report having been adopted, a
passed to the chairman and governors, and the r
terminated. tell /4111;
cdbt 1 liefl'ilii° tee°clr9 tfifroleill
HeAsa3. bine7inntead
Yankee
— " L o has
t ey • just
u r
these animals, and on retiring put out the ligl't' three °,itlie,,*
over your pillow some strong smelling cheese, a g sPr:.,Nor'
red herrings, some barley meal or new malt, hal:, rats n'
of dried codfish. Keep awake till you find Li"- ieitie
and then make a grab !" 1 r geO .00
[ADvERTHEmENT.]-111 most poi Come comPlaloto
vier vopiartior,
for the Cure of Indigestion, Stomache and
are Holloway's Pills.— Captain Smith, residing ay, olfoif
had resided the greater part of his life at sea, Li.enreci drench pa!arnceetniliu°
able portion of that time in warm climates, suP°. to se one Or'
s 0 eee
from a liver complaint and indigestion, and o•te, to r „ so,
extent that he thouht it was impossible for h'lnat bolcavfloV
both i wito, Pei
He folloxed the advice- of medical men
abroad, lout without benefit; he then comalencef,h,t Kr 1)0
loway's Pills, and soon experienced so much rclief;100:140,
severed in taking them for a few weeks, when and °
health perfectly restored. Sold by all druggl9t,
'
fessor Holloway's Establishment, 244, Strand, .1.-'

At the Court at Buckingham Pale ca, the 15th day of
July, 1850, present, the Queen's Most Excellent Ma-
jesty in Council. Her MejeAy in Council was this day
pleased to deliver the Great Seal to the Right Hon. Sir
Thomas Wilde, Knight, whereupon the oath of Lord
Chancellor cf Great Britain and Ireland was, by her
Majesty's command, administered to him, and he took
his place at the Board accordingly.

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c„"2-' J. R. 2.lajchUie, Adjutant of the Queen 'o u
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