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    • ROYAL OLYMPIC T II E A T 11E. Lcssoo and Manager, Mr. A. WlfiAN.
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      jn iuouany ana aurinp : uie weeK wjij uo porlomjod a new Drama , in two acts , called THIS TRUSTEE . Principal Character ? by Messrs . A . Wigan , p . VininK , Emory , XumUo , Alias Mdskoll , and Mm Stephens . After winch , A BUGIITKI ) UlillNG . Chniacters by Messrs . Loulio , H . Coopur , D ) anvors , 1 <\ Robson , and Miss IS . Turnoiv Tocouoludo with TO OI 3 LICJR BKNS 0 N , Chivr ! i « ters by Mn * nr » . Nmery , V . Kobaon , Xosllo . Miss Marston , and Miss M . Turnei ,

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      Ono Shilling . rpUKKISH EXHIBITION , IJYDE-rAHK X CORNER , PICOADILLY .-OWGN DAILY , from Ton a . m . to Ton p . jn . Tho Mimngor boss to iunnnsiioo that , iu conipllanco with tlio HHfflj ?<> h 1 , | o » nof nunioroiia lmtrons , t ) i « proprlotorHhavo provlrtioimll . y Uoduaeil tins Cl ^ arKo of Adniisaion to tlifn f ? org d , whuuthu ndmlnHiou will bo in . ( id . Mr . V . () . AVilliauis wil presido at Iho 1 'Innofortn . —A portion of Uku lliuiuitriiui Jiunil pcrfoi'ina Iroin hair-past UVclvo to hailf-rmHt l ' "lvo o'clock .

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      ADDITIONAL NEW MODELS .-JTX . Dr . KAHN'S MUSEUM , top of irnyinarktot ( upwardfl of HOO vvnx niodulH ) . Open for Gentlemen l ' ro « n K \« v « n till n' ^ h ^ " * ' i ' -, " ^^ '" ! " , ' r V ' « cturort by Dr . Soxton , 'Vh ^ i " ' 'F ' ' Ol ) W < 'J »» t »»«« y » i « d J ' rldnyH a portion of tho Museum itiopmi for Ladles only from Klovmi till Fivo —LocturoN by Mrs . fSoxlrm . Cjonlloinon uro Hlill udmiUucl on those dnya from Sovori till Ton . EvoijIijk . N . lJ .- 'llilHMuMOiun / noUnowlouBod by iho jwonh mid tho londiiiKnuioHtlliu inuu in Xtluropu to Hie umiarnllolod 1 » any country In tho world , lius now boun rvndorod oven xnoro ftttnictlvo than boforo , by tho addition of nwmorouH mow modtila illustratmu points of tho greatcBt lntorcat . Adoiiaaioii , In .

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      THEATRE ROYAL , DRURY LANE . M . JITLLIEN'S CONCERTS . ( FOR ONE MONTH ONLY ) . M JULLIEN" begs most respectfully to an-• nounce that his Concerts will commence on MONDAY NEXT , October 30 th , 1854 , on which occasion he ¦ will have the honour of making- his first appearance in ingland since his return from America . M , Juilikn cannot refrain from expressing his great gratification at being able , after an absence of nearly two years , once more to appear before those kind and indulgent patrons who during so long a period have extended to him their unremitting countenance and support . In the Prospectus of his last series of Concerts , in the year 1852 , M . Jullien expressed a hope that his then projected journey might furnish him with many materials which might hereafter serve ; o entertain his English audiences , and he is most happy to have found that those anticipations are not likely to be disappointed . During his late journey in the United States M . Jullien has found that while the Arts of literature , Sculpture , and Painting have been well cared for in that great country , the Science of Music has also received its share of encouragement and support , and has boen fostered by the establishment of Musical Institutions , which do not yield even to those of Europe , cither in the excellence of their arrangem-ents or the magnitude of their operations . In these Institutions every advantage has toeen taken of the talents of that vast influx of Italian , German , JTrench , and English Professors who constantly visit the United States : but at the same time M . Jullien has found many instances of rare musical genius among native artists , while a vast amount of pure and charming melodies exist , springing from sources entirely American . M . Jullien has lost no opportunity of collecting these most interesting native melodies , hut at the same time has not failed to possess himself of the s everal truly classical works by native American composers . In fact , M . Jullien trusts that his anticipations of 1852 will be realisedr and that his American Tour Will hot only hare , proved a source of profit and gratification to himself , but a means of providing some future Entertainment for his kind and liberal Patrons in this country . Duringthe Series of Concerts will bo performed the following New pieces of Music : — THE AMERICAN QTJAPIIILLE , Composed on National American Melodies . THE SLEDGE POLKA , Descriptivo of the Winter aimiscment of Sledging in North America- THE KATTY JDID POLKA , Descriptive of tho various musical sounds produced by the myriads of Insects on a Tropical night . THE MISSISSIPPI GALOP . THE NEW YORK FIREMEN'S QUADRILLE , As performed at M . JuiLiEK ' s last Concert in America , given at . tho Crystal Palace Exhibition , amidst the plaudits of an Audience of 35 , 000 persons . A Selection arranged for full Orchestra , from Rossini's Opera , "LE COMTE ORY . " A Selection arranged for full Orchestra , from Verdi ' s Now Opera , " 1 UGOLETTO . " A Selection arranged for full Orchestra , from Snohr 's New Opera , ' JESSONUA- " SoTeral classical works by native American composers . Also , every Evening , at least two works selected from , the classical composers . In addition to the above , M . JuiiiBfir has in preparation , a New Quadrille , to bo entitled " THE ALLIED ARMIES QUADRILLE , " Composed for Double Orchestra and Two Military Bands « on English , Ifrcucii , and Turkish Melodies . Among the Artists engaged aro : — Madame ANNA TLULLON , the celebrated I ' rima Donna , from tho . Imperial Opera Comiquo , sit Paris—her J / irst Appwiraneo at those Concerts . Sigiior JtOIililO . tho extraordinary performer on tho Violin—Pupil of tho Into Signor J ' acaniki—his First appearance at those Concern . Horr KCHNIG . -Jiis First appearance in England since his return from America . Signor 15 OTTKSINI , —his First Appearance these Two Yuars . Moris . DUHEME , Signor MONASTEUIO . Mon . s . Ml M Alt , Mons . M . A LARD , Blons . ALAKD , Mons , 15 ANEU , Tlwir i'irst Appearance in Jinglund . Mons . COLLLN 1 ST , Moim . LAVlNCiK , Moim . AVUILLE , Ac , « tu ., & . c . Comjucxou , Jl . JULLlEJf . Tlio DccoratioiiH of tho I ' l-onitjimilo portion of tho Theatre will bo ontiruly now , and tlio wliolo Tliuntro well wannod , oariiutod , and venliltilod . At the Ijuck of thu Promcntidu Will be found THE HEADING ROOM , Containing Nowsimpers und PeriodIcuIh from almost all park oi'Uio world , undiiic . ludlnB Six Umdau Morning Papyra , Fivo Uvt-niiifj J ' apurw , Fifty-nix Weekly J'apurn , inid Twenty l ' rovintliil Papurai bcMidus t , ho lrlsli , «(! otc ) i , Uonnan , Anioricuu , iliiiiuu , K \ yI » h , Dutch , Indian , Chliiem ) , Australian , New Xuuliuul , Alitlta , 1 'ortiiKuoHu , loninu , Canadian , French , IJolKiun , and hipuiiit > h JNowtipaiiora , IMngazlnca , and othor PcriuilicalH . Thu Concerts on oach Evening will coiumoiiuu at EIbUU , and torinliuiUi nt , KUwon o'clock . Tlio JLtoiVoHlnuuiits uiidor tliu dircotiun of Mr . G . 1 'axjvk . I'ltlCKS OF AUMliSSK )^ : — Promomulo , lioxcuaud (^ allcrU ,- ^ ,. 1 » - 'DrcMM C'lrclo an- < J <^> l ' iivato Hoxuh X ! l 1 » . and -Cl 118 . 0 U . VlauuH ami l ' l-ivaUjlioxun nmy bo Hwsurod on application to Mr . CVlUllly , at , Iho Uox-ullloo of linn 'I'lictttr . ); which in opon fn . ni 11 Illl fl . I ' rival . « *( ox < im nhu , t >\ Mr . MitchoJl , Old JUond-Mtroiit ; of MonMr » . Cnimor and Jl » ulu , lUisont-Htroot , oJ Mr , tSiuiiH , SI . laincN ' M-Hlniot i of Mr . Allcroli Mr . Ohivp . poll , Mr . lilxiiM , Mr . / Iiuiiiik ^ i / J , and Mr . lluoklinm'n , Old Jioml-htruut ; anil ut . Mohmvi . . JuIIIuii and Co . a , UH , R «( 5 ontutruut . ' N . U . —Tlio TUt'iitro bol » K ¦ l- <)( ' ' » ' Clirlwtmns for Dramatic pnrtariiHiiwut ) , tlio C ' onoorta can continuo for Ono Mouth only .

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      COBN MARKET . Mark Lane , Friday Evening , Oct . 27 . English vvheat brought 4 s . to 5 s . over the prices of last week , but t ~ he foreign was not more than is . to 2 s . dearer . TMs advance has been firmly maintained during t 3 ie week but buyers havo exhibited less disposition to go into stock ; ba . n they did ten days ago , and the amount of business done ias been consequently limited- The whole advance ou Wheat from the lowest point is 28 s . per quarter—623 bs . English red , winch was worth at one time not more than 48 s . brings now 76 s . per quarter ; the top price of white English is now 84 s ., and of Dantzig 88 s . to 00 s . From the Baltic ports there is scarcely anything offering for present shipment , and orders which have been sent out at high prices have not been executed . GOlbs . high mixed Wheat fetches 67 s ., eilbs . red G 4 s . per quarter , f . o . b . at Koanigsben ? . At Rostock also for present shipment flllbs . to GlJIbs . Wheat at Ws . cost and freight to London or East coast . Th « disposition to make purchases to any extent for

      Hie spring stock continues , so that it is not impossible that we may find our supplies short , just at the time when they are expected to be most abundant ^ . The French , markets are for the most part stationary . In Paris the value of Flour is barely maintained . Marseilles stocks are completely exhausted , and the little that arrives is taken off at gradually advancing prices . At New York the value of Grain and Floutf has increased considerably , but sis freights remain low , it is obvious that this is caused by the demand for home consumption and not for export . Oats , Barley , Beans , and Peas have all advanced fully Isper quarter since last Friday . 42 lbs . Poland Oats are Sis ., 401 bs - 30 s ., 38 lbs . 29 s ., cpstsuid freight from Groningen ; 371 bs . Black Oats 26 s ; , cost and freight from the same port . White boiling Peas and Beans have advanced in value at Kcenigsberg—they rannot now be . had there under 44 s ., free on board . Indian Corn has brought 47 s . per quarter duty paid in Cork . Saidi "Wheat 50 s . and Belieira 4 Ss . 6 d . cost , freight and insurance on passage .

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      BRITISH PUNDS POR THE PAST WEEK . ( Closing Prices . )

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      KfcOM THE LONDON GAZETTE . Tuesday , October 24 . BANKRUPTS . — Wirxiam Grimwood Stilx , 21 . Wellclose-square , glasa merchant—Wiixiam Bkodkick Mit-CA 1 . VX , 12 , Taunton-street , Eegent ' s-park , dealer in mining shares— Prancis Humthkey Spahton , Norwich , inn-Keeper— Eobekt Andrews , late of Braintree , Essex , corn and seed merchant—Thomas Nutter , Cambridge , brewer —Henry Johk Nash , 1 , Crown-court , Chea-pside , City , woollen warehouseman —Wixliam Dunklet , Daventry , Northamptonshire , grocer — Geoeg-e Setterfield , Ipswich , grocer—Abraham Datis , 113 , Tottenham-court-road , hardwareman—Jobn Full-wood , Birmingham , brass candlestick manufacturer—Sens Ha-wxins and Robert Neediiah , Sheffield , table-3 knife manufacturers—Edward Kegg , Liverpool and Birkenhead , coal dealer—Isadoee BEEHSTBiif , Liverpool , commission merchant— -Richard Foeshaw , Liverpool , machine make *—Joseph Smith and Ralph Simpson , Burnley , Lancashire , iron-founders . SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS . — Francis Jakdine , Edinburgh , wine merchant—Ebenezek Datidso » . Leith , ship-broker . _ Friday , October 27 . BANKRUPTS . —Edwakd Snow , High-street , St . Giles ' s , tea dealer — Robert Doac , Kew , draper—Samuel Rei > - BEEN . York , innkeeper—Simeon Pitman , Cornwell House , Bath , carpenter — . Samuei Ceaig , Nuneaton , "Warwickshire , grocer and tea dealer—James Ratcxiff , Nottingham , hosier—Bichaed Gai , Kirkstall , Leeds , ware grinder •—Joseph Bhooes , Salford , grocer and provision dealer—John Midgley , Nottingham , soda water manufacturer—Ejtwaed Baker , Newport , carrier — Charles Lovell , Wisbeach , boot a . nd shoe manufacturer — Aetude Wel-UNOtoh Pococe , Old Jewry , eoffee-house keeper . SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS .-George Gordon , Grantown , merchant—Archibald Hax , Belvidere , near Camlachie , Glasgow , farmer .

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      BIRTHS , MAREIAGES , AND DEATHS . BIRTHS . CHANSABEL . —October 9 , at Bordeaux , the wife of Captain Chansarel : a son . CLEMENTS . —O-ctober 14 , a . t "Norton Vicarage , co . Durham , the lady of Hon . andl Hev . Francis N- Clements : a daughter . PARISH . —October 20 , at St . Lconard ' s-on-Sea , Lady Parish : a son - COOKE . —October 15 , at Boulogne-sur-Mer , the wife of Major Cooke , Madras Artillery : a daughter . MARRIAGES . KENNEDY—HARTSTOlStGE—October 19 , at Almondsbury , near "Bristol * Sir Edward Kennedy , 33 art ., of Johnstown Kennedy , county Dublin , to the Lady Augusta Pery , youngest daughter of Henry Hartstonge , "Viscount GleniiWorth , and sister to the present Earl of Limerick . "WILLIAMS—BTJSBY . —May 3 , at Victoria-. Bay of Islands New Zealand , John "W . Williams , Esq ., fifth son of Archdeacon Henry Williams , to Sarah , only daughter of James Busby . Esq ., of Victoria , formerly H . M . Resident at New Zealand . BRINE—ROSS . —August 12 , at Ootacamund , on the Neilgherry-hills , Captain J . Brine , of the 4 th Regiment M . N . I ., son of Captain Brine , R .. N .. Charltori , Dorsetshire , to Cnroline , fourbh daughter of David Ross , Esq . KNOWLES-KTVOTT . —rebruary 2 , at St . Mark's , Wyddclton-squaro , Clcrlicriwcll , Captain William' Knowles , to Miss Eliza Maria Knott , second daughter of 31 r . John Knott ,. River , near Dover , Kent . HEALEY—COOKE . —August 17 , at Benares , Beniamin Healey , Esq ., Uimlipatam , Madras , to Rose Emma Cooko , youngest daughter of the latft "William Cooke Wallace , Esq ., and step-daughter of Lieut .-Colonol Liptrap , commanding 42 d JUeginaent Bengal Light Infantry . DEATHS . ASHURST—October 25 , Eliza , the wifo of William Henry Ashurst , son ., of the Old Jewry , solicitor . BARBER . —July 22 , at Port Raffles , Edmund Scott Barber , Esq ., C . E ., of Llantrissant House , Glamorganshire , Rcsidont Director of the Eastern Archipelago Company's coal mines at Lalman , in his 43 rd year . HEDLEY . —Juno 2 G , at the Sarra , Victoria , Australia , Ann Elisabeth Hawos , wifo of G . !>• Hedloy , Esq . M . D ., and oldest daughter of the lato It . J . Peck , Esq ., of Newmarket , aged 31 . REID . —In Juno , at Auckland , Now Zealand , Mr . Alexander Rcicl , formorly of Batliurst-strcot , Hydo Park-gardens , in his : $ < $ th year . REID . — Octobers , at Italnlclnva , ncarSobastopol , of cholera , Dr . Alex . Rotluioy Raid , Assistant Stair-Surgeon to the Torces . airod 24 . WAR . RINGTON . — October 22 , at Brighton , the Right Hon . the Countess of Stamford and'Wnrriiigton .

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      MONEY MARKET AND CJTY INTELLIGENCE . Friday Evening . Ootobor 27 , 1 S 51 . TnK Funds foil two Una's ago from some unexplained roason , but to-dny they sums linn ngain . Any rovers © or delay at Sobastopol . or l ' msn : jn nHHuniiiip n further disposition to sido openly with tho C / . nr , will Bond down , the ViuuIn . Tlio boIIcth at prcscmt are so fearful , both speculative and real , that they must ; havo n sloclffo-hamnior-Hko blow to bring them in a » BcllnvH * , but once lot it begin , and n , nnnio established , thorn in no Hinyinu vhoro it will Htop . Rallwny Slinrcs aro , still Hat , do ^ rciit ri . so in tliom , oxcoptin ^ tlio Tronch and 15 ( iIkIiui i limy havo si it ania / . ii > K btuiyiiiu ' -. Vi and aro all in ho much buttwr a finiuioiul position than our own . it Is not Hiirprl . iinK th » t the Hharos aro w « U liold . Thor »» has buon a talk of lnifrrovninant in I < ux « inbourK , ovIukI'o aomo frosh bl « ud b ( iii )^ ii \ CiiHoil into tho dimMlou ; lint th <» public romomliurH , M'ith pood roawon , tlio dimiroditnUlo " rim " practlnod in fthono n ] mrnH Homo time sinoo , and roTui-ton to spoculnto—bwt tliero is . tho muldiiK of a wood i » iyiii ( ? lino , il ' honostly mnuapqd . Mining Sliaxo Mnrkct inHtill HtnKiiivnt ; Bom « inquiry uftor Agna I'Ylus , and WallorN . In Kunlbh tntuoM thero iMoonHldcsralDlo activity in some woiatwrii miiioff , SortrUjKC CoiimoIh , North Whoal Roberts , Ac . Land Company Sharon a . ro Hat . Hunks firm . 0 o » M <> la olaso at four , o ' cloflk , 1 ) 13 , ? . —For Novombornecount ' * ' ''jrYiia . Abordoon , 20 « , 2 U OalcdoniariH , BBf , r > OJ ; Clioster im < l Jloylylioad . 14 , 1 ft ) Jflitwlorn CouiiUoh , llj , 11 ? , Edinbuwli and GliWKOw-, 05 « , Groat Northorn , HDJ , »«» i Orwrt Wostorn , 704 , 71 ! London and 3 Jrl hton 1 ( W , ion ; London mid North-W otttorn , \ Q \> j > , ioi , Xondou « id South-Wo » t ( ir « ,

      81 , 82 ; Midland , 6 S } , 68 f ; Oxford , Wolverhampton , and Worcester , 32 , 34 ; South Eastern , 61 < , 62 ; Antwerp and Rotterdam , 6 i , 6 J , x . in ..- Eastern of Prance , 33 $ , 33 i ; East Indian , 3 , 34 pm . ; Luxembourg , Constituted . 49 , 4 x . an . ; Ditto Obligations , 24 , 3 J ; Paris and Lyons , 22 i , 22 i pm .: Namui and Liege , 7 J , 8 ; Orleans , 43 , 50 , x-all ; Rouen 38 , 40 ; Western of France , 65 , 74 pin ., x . in , ; Asua Trias , lj . f ; Brazil Imperial , 24 , 3 ; St . John del Rey , 28 , 30 ; Linares , 8 J , Hi Pontgibeau , 15 , 1 C ; Mexican and South American , 7 , 7 i ; Peninsulas , i , % pm . ; San Fernando , £ , i dis . ; South Australian , i , Ik ; Australasian Bank , 78 , 80 x . d . ; London Chartered Bank of Australia , 22 J , 23 ; Oriental Bank , 41 , 42 ; Union of Australia , 63 , 70 ; Australian Agricultural , 40 42-North British Australasian , £ , S ; Scottish Investment , 11 24 ; Crystal Palace , 3 , 3 £ ; South Australian Laud , 35 , 37 ; Van Diemen ' s , 12 J , 13-

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      Sat . Moil Tues . Wed . Thy . r . Frid , Baivk Stock ! 212 212 222 J 212 3 per Cent . Red 93 * 93 ? i 1 ) 3 ? 934 S 3 i 93 | 3 per Cent . Con . An . 9 tJ 94 i { 9-li i Vii £ Hg y . t | Consols for Account' 91 J 94 | 9 lj Q-it ' iH 5 94 ^ 3 i per Cent . An . .... ' New 2 J per Cents ' " ... . """" . Long Ans . 1 SC 0 . 4 | 4 g ; 4 s 4 5-1 C 41 -I ' s ' -l * India Stock 230 252 i Ditto Bonds , £ 1000 lip ' 12 Ditto , under £ 1000 lip 11 lip 10 ' p "io " Ex . Bills , £ 1000 5 Sp' 5 ! 9 p . Cp 7 p Ditto , £ 500 5 P g 5 p . (! p Op Ditto , S-itm . ll ' ! 5 p ¦ 8 p . 8 p I 6 p ( J p

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      FOREIGN PUJVJDS . ( Lasx OrirciAt Quotation duiumj the Week e . vdin < 3 r J ? ntmsiuy Evknixg . ) Brazilian Bonds 9 !) Russian IJonds , 5 j ) cr BuenosAyrcaGpurCiitM . ... Cents 1 S 22 . ofi Chilian C per Cents 101 Russian 4 . J per Cents . .. 8 ! i Danish 5 per Cents Spanish 3 p . Ct . N ' cwDef . lbi Kcuador Bonds ;) t , SjianisU Committee Cert . Mexican 3 pur Cents . ... 23 i ( ol'Coun . not 1 ' uii . .. ., 5 ? Mexican S per Ct . for , Venezuela 34 por € ents . 2 » Acc . Oot . 3 l 23 , Belgian 44 per Cents .... 03 Portuguese 4 per Cunts . ... Dutch 2 i per Cunts ( 51 Portuguese B p . Conts . ... | Dutch 4 per Cent . Cert if . 1 ) 1 J

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      October 28 , 1854 . ] THE LEADER . 1029

      Royal Olympic T Ii E A T 11e. Lcssoo And Manager, Mr. A. Wlfian.

      ROYAL OLYMPIC T II E A T 11 E Lcssoo and Manager , Mr . A . WlfiAN " .

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    • Leader (1850-1860), Oct. 28, 1854, page 1029, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2062/page/21/