The Express. — London, England, 1851-05-17 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET. [Far tAis day's (say mere, am &A revel. FRIDAY EVENING. The market for foreign exchanges was better sup plied with bills to-dav, and the rates were conse quently somewhat higher in several instances. Short Paris was quoted 24.971 to 25, and three months, 25.173 to 20. On Hamburg a' fair amount was negotiated at 13.7 to 71. Drafts on Amsterdam found a limited demand at higher rates, and wero done fully 1 above last pest's : price, closing 11.17 to 1. Frankfort was also a little higher, leaving off 119 to 119,1. No change occurred with respect to Italy, Spain, and Portugal, but a very marked decline again took place in paper on Austria, which was done as low as 12.34 for 'Vienna, and 12.34 far Trieste, making a difference of nearly one florin during a few weeks. The cause is the expected improvement of the Austrian finances, according to Baron Von Kubeek's plan, on which, however, many persons place but little reli ance, and therefore entertain fears of a sudden reac tion. CAsistantinople which is only very rarely offered, was done at 1151. The rates negotiated were as follows: Aloe. Pncornagstlated. Pros To Akeeertclars pert Mew, 110.121ete.... 111. Ikletv. Dam Illatterdas assobea., Altana „ „ 13 1 ota 7pek. Prankluruselbeellem „ e „ 1134 ... 11940. V 11404 Trtekkk „ ISt 37u% 12e. 40kr. /2P.O.rerp ..„ rah.23tr. p.m „ Sift. De. _ 313 , ra nfr. 234. Oliva „ „ Wit. 41036 ... 3143.11:tctL Slits „ „ 29ir.:3.,.. Naples » pr ducat „ 411 pekes ... 41j penes Nemo per oosok „ 124 pekoe . 1244 ',nee litleaso Karel ........ --peddler .. 4 4 . yea ... Su penes lbaverl.ra (kits Liam _pee mare „ 3.1 preen .. 23j pekoe Oporto„ peeve .. 531 p. ace The quotation of gold yesterday at Punk was shout 3 per milk diatvinit (new' tariff rate;, which at the I.:nglish Mint price of M. 17s. 101 d. per ounce fur standard gold, tpcc. un exchange of 24.10, and the excharcm at Paris on London at short heing 21.97!, it follows that gold is 0.197 per ceut. dearer in Paris than in London. Ity tisday's advice.. the price of gold at hamburg is unchanged at 124 per man', which, at the English Mint price au 17s. Pig per oz. fur standard gold, gives an exchange of 13..1, and the exchange at Hamburg on Loudon, at short, being also unaltered at 1:1.1!, it follows that gold is 0.241 per cent. Mart r in llamburg than in London. Ity last amounts, the course of exchange at New York on London, fur hills at nit days' sight, is 110! per (sot., and the par of exchange between Englund and America being 199 Z/40 per tent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 1.17 per rent. in favour of England. Upon taking into consideration the difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a profit on the importation of gold from the United Stat es . th, last quotations of exchange at foreign places, on London are us follows : Previous litte.t Quotations. quotation!. Al. 4,in.lrit 97 p 971 1 A , ,,huev, 1 llo.ettl' 911.12 90.12 Berlin, 3 months 1101113 1110-n.“. Ayses Cup okom 11 m, short Ihtt.., 3 mouth, LW 14.82 I .1.1m100,.. 6ll : 411 140a.t.sntiolople. 3 mos ll 2l 1121 1 'hei..9.,nia, 1 opmOss Guth. 01,11r:r. !0 day. 11 i'a Jar, 911 ,Ltys llouilitint,.l...rt l3m. 41 130. 41 Ibito, 3 months l3m. 3 13m. 3 1.i.1.., L, ,p,,,,. 3 months 6.i9. 6.192 )111.m, 3 month. lirw liuili, 0 1 dap Natoli , fiti:l To i. 5 Oporto :ill 541 I 1t1e....a, :1 tuotillts l'ernanibueo l'idenno Ilia Janeiro Kira 21 4. 70 214.70 Naps& Plerkholm, 90 days Trimie Votive :poi. 2.1 291. 11 The bullion hy the Great Western haft been sold this week. No eltange in prietw has taken platy. 'llse traffic necipts on the Maria Antonia (Ho rmel.) ltailway during the mouth of .tpril were 4971. 15, Inuit 22,111; pumenger,.. In .%iiril ISSII, the her 01 tavoictigent was 22,171, whikt the re -44.400 tonimiitml to .191/. The iievoinit or the position of the Bank of Eng lund for the week ending Saturday, the 111th of May, I /4.il , 1011,11.10.1 pursuant to the Act 7 & 3 Viet., le. 32, 1. sm fallow.: AA S e Or Eh ULAN 0.-Acceenv tor the neck eu.has May 1). 11111. emus Note Inuit eti.oo.llo lancreonent beta.- ‘ll.olklay Ihatter Swum.% n... - 2.0a1.W0 01..14.'u1it aq 1 Initiate 12,05,735 !ntlror Vullaiii ..... ... 33.3t 1 1 , ..1 . ..,1iii C 24 . 04.0.110., Manlove otrantelon. Promiesom Osme.l .. • •11/4.444.444 tionirattinit ttetaarititio ten .• ILIA . itrelo 1. lent' lk rum Public la 1. rho Oslo". Aim nil i . ..... ..... C 13,094 34 . .. . 1 . ...Mm0.. N . .... 11. t. other Amtrak* covi .. a r - . 1 Nat. .. ... . . . _.. l'.lln.no heih. i i 1 . ... Aeon) 14154.4.5 tiatil a1...1 Nee, rein V.1.41); I IN. 10 , ~ ...q. - .., 11.,Z.ag hewn dr arelatlithitills UV": I ..--. _ awn. 432,5:13.711, May 15. 11141. s M. MARSHA Lt. ebel s .W.l. Thu. UlkiVe rcturns, when compared with those fur the with preeetling, exhibit the following ehanges: Circulation entie Cirenlotion :olive l9, 153,141) llernaae 231.1478 Public. .1.1.-it. 4,iii,:ec lnereast 392300 Othrr dep...ito Om ietintent n curitaoi in . . . . _ Nanking armertuntlat 13,006,362 Decrease .118,740 11.1..artiurnt and bullion in both th ton nt, /lett n and ih r bilk 1,127,163 Inere.m 2,3;10 The Rot Thv writ, Aceording to tlw official returns published in the liaalic or last Tuesday, the total now circulation of all the 'private bunks of Englund and Warless during the week ending the :led of May was 3,701,448 t ln the week pretssling the amount was 3,717,624. - ki. Then• is consequently a decrease of 16,237/. 'the note circulation of the joint-stock banks during the same week KW. 2,966.1731.. and the pre lim, we return being 2,976,297/., the &creakse is shown to be 10,1221. On taking into consideration the active circulation of tlw Batik of Englund. which in the week in 11111.14. tion was 111.00‘1,0231. (being 1 , 43. , 94,1/. kir, than the week ' , weeding). we lied 11w aggr ega t e no t e circula tion of England and \Value to he 26,342.64 V., which show. a demure of 21 , 1,2:191. us compared with the returns fur the previous 'A k, ending the 26th of A. monis the fixed iesue". the private bank. were I,n 66.nws/.. and the j 1-stock hunks 113.1 . 41 V., below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,409.900/. Nleotc's circular states that Welch bar iron i. dull of mie lend large tran..setion. have taken place in rut.. on .tmerican account. at a reiluetion of fnma tl.I to per ton in the priers ruling a month mine. Statford.hin• ir.m a. in moderate demand. Scotch pig iron 1114 y tit: qu0t...1 at bd. per ton in favour of the buyer. Ante ricAn brand. (No. I. tiaroherrie. Calder. Linglown, a.Ay quid, dat 111.. 6.1. free on board at tilaagow ; lonlillAry Wand.; 11111.11 auniherv, ern otfeeing re,. 0y at .1"...,! ; 114: 01011.; i• hrAVy. hat the low pri e ,, have ituatly *timid dell the honk. con.uniption. Swedi.h iron n quite a.akead. SorLdt.h steel: A .mall pared ha. taco mold OVrf ship'. ride at 11/. ltf., l'opper b. in fair request. Iti• low metal steathicur : A moderate buoineme doing. Brit..h tin is very dull of tale. Forviirri tin. Some parrels of Ikuwa VA^• otlering in the early part of the week at :So.. without hinting buten.. Spelter (K. transartion. reported were at 111. 17. i. tkl., at which rate there arc buyer,. Lead I. low nu/aired for. Tia Mateo Several large Darras in the bands of speculators an, preouue on the market, eon.c greatly day may ba bought on Marl: favourable term. than last wick. [Advertimement.]-- HotiowAT's OINTMENT AND ht u r.m n. tip as we Lk C. 11411141411 WOI *NI AND Cu , &Mal —.Tai *vary, a youth. Ye ut Mr. James Amer. el /Imam aw sr rarely all wed wall earefal..ar. eroded. k. Um ter bar pm; wad .tonne tb st p nod maw rental ea were tried. bar enamel ea' lea•t bawl whatever belagiaceed tram Uwe. la Ws aka M. Mr. Jo.- j, arromaik alirsl4, al It dory lima sew Ilaway'• Umtata MI astdtimer . twelfth", addielaes Imo Wm Os aserellidlidhostly curdstbe boa of lalashaeldagnea• g . •Wuft • via Met ipso of laze. Tbey are ia area remedy wily" efinisk sad efitems,t m.--,04.1 by WI Drunks; and at Urge 24k baud, Lamm RAILWAYS. [The following are yeskriloy's gurdatione; lo4ftee solo will be found in [ha 5[A page.] MARIS AND ATOM UNGUARANTRIM. rd laity Ave. To I.l.Ness.Woh. ISt OMNI GM Iturair as 1211.41“ sad ROtilu;i;d 411 13•14 mid Whit has . 16 Lot Aispas (523 L • I. mod LiD) . De. (8111 S. it 10 Omura Om SS Seaters thile. Qum A... Nue U. 11146) 13 Da. dm 2 ttl C $1 gut Laurie Ali .61, Postai poxes. 4. 41 ? 71 • 41 41 4 Ili 6 ~+~ ~°" ~-_ Sii $46 I S . I . F. - a — stir — a - if iranu - ti.7 l , $ tOreat Nsetbern IIS IS, 11 slssitelaaLlCir4el' 6 61 I. Do. • 4 *bares, BA per Ct. 12 111 13t @oath. and WOK. (kap 40 41 10reat We —_l MI 66/ I. /17._ —. _ ...t 14$ 14/ Lancaster and Carlisle ...I $0 $2 II Do. Thlrd4 I 9 11 psi Laacantlre anti ieWi . alti;e l GO 601 I D.. / therm .. ...; 10 91 *a. al 12.4 riftbs _ .... 71 0 i ! Dn. West 11261111 . C111011; Si $ 'Leeds and Thirst ... ...I 16 17 illasskin awl It'ackwall .I, S If J Do.Titloury kstens.o6,lpt $ pm ILess, Brighten, &v. Cosa 96 17 lasidon a North-Wasters 122 121 iDo. do., Nees / sham .1 4 4 pa Do. sinus .. . - 4$ 5 DJ.Closh.,lll.antllL(C)t 21 3 pa I Landon & lioutleMaitera SO 07 $1 Do., LW ... ... ...I 74 6$ dim Da., .00 -. . t 6 3 ills I•llanen.,Buo.oindlistla6ll 3$ 11 ..la ilanen.,lllsef.,llLiaeolnil * SS it Do. WM.& Lie& usisal $0 I 24 die 'Midland _ _ _ „„1 0 , I Do. £36 *axes .. ... 13 14 ids I/o _Kira. sad Hefty .2 * 133 44 ~......."__..c_—_. rumor', Abergsveiref. end Hereford... II 9 33 3 es 23 23 121 efts 3 31 du 41 du t I • 7 6i Cs die I 1; laim Is 17 New tSO... SiNorthers Cordon DIM arab 'Newry ad Zambian North I Ncrth North Wooten •••• •••• Ilona #l_l2atb W O Mci lloh Ct ntral Midland ~Yrewr. L IMrs., CLrA Uo.. (.'Lr 8.... if s 44 aim 3. 2 414 17 is YI sersvnburi attl titaialr (Nor. W. MIL) 01l Do. Ilal.ta 30 Do. Llootettry I Do. New .- 6ilShroputure Vita; ... ' South Ileum a. 30 South Wales Is bath Totk.a.ktiterDaa 6 64erf.,R , 46.,e46.1.,.6.1).. to: 4tooltoa And ItortlepooL. _34lTout Vu. Itztetrioa 14 4 13 14 3i 3k Ali IS iZI i4l 211 20 -- 14 1 die 41 41 9 14 7 61 As 1 13 die 6 4 Cs Si 46 din tO 21 4 46 Ala 2 2 dr 24 23 6 I pa m+ 294 17 28 8 4 ti Pni 7 •pm 17j IS 41 41 32 33 gar Ipa luil 024 Su 21 2 96 Int !Pole of N.%lb (Waterfall and Unateiek wow Cornwall . . T«k,Yewert.kßenda Do. do. Llamado, .. Do.O. N. X. Purchase .. Task aed North *lnland LIVF9 LEASED AT le Mute. Let. 3 per • Ct. (Woe , ' to 6t. Waters Stresmitut.altOiloordhisc iallemittlypd-metrithepter wee Elea . to tit.Weet. entlemat • guarantee, (leased to tireetWesten . Ens, %Cole., and Dudley lialedul)pl.,orwithitutr. Clewed to ❑ratWatero Citto without gattranteej (11mM la line-IW. - 01;11.1 1 / te - 11 -1 Chrleale Junetice (hursed la I:Oedema teetimeetereetear 111 , .Ct. (kneed In Gt. Northern, Illeeereter R leen Yore 4 (treed to Great Western Do. slum 01110) , Do. elutes (dittn) . ' Loden Drunken KidWWI Looks owl Greenwich! llswed liellentit _____.— WINN feekreame (dile) 9awesieft Guer.4peONS Owed to Norfolk) Wertberne Easters 3 poet (leased to kost.Coembin Ditto ditto New . . Pennon/a% yre lleas.Lcrea Sin:W.44.k Lene.iTori 41 44 Ditto 1 'barn (A) (ditto), S S pa lead, Guild., and Ilidgese (leaned to nta h nettle! II 211 L . Sopron and Ildeble (less to GreAt Nurtlivr• I 71 Si Do. St. preth Eaten (dittol I 1 I/ pee th audfortlabire(lessedi to 11r. "Velem I SI 21 di We alley, I p. Ct. evie (lewd to 4, toottonnOnr 114 141 Wilts, Sorearaet,WWers , (Inked to Lat. %Varietal iS 431 111 II 23i 24 IS 111 54 66 1 6 pea PRZFERNNCIII 611 ARES. Aberdeen... ... _ .. i gyp a 66. 10 (bleilovien SIO - ... CI 13 .13 Mew .d Holyhead ... 16 16 1111 an •Ileirdee, Penh. and Aber. I , dean Junction .. ... 1 4as SC 2 Eastansisanl3l.lo.)4.Ct., 21 21 11l 6, Itertera thiatuee Eaten., 5 per Ct. No. I 4 j a pe %I 61 Dltte thr. No. 2 di. SO 10 De. New 6 per Cent. stork II II 1111 ISD Ca•Ltlnitre, , enpgu.l3p. , .% 16 161 I I ILlialpiargh,1 Llialpiargh, Perth, and, Dundee, 54 per that . . 4 di. me 1 1 124 gt7lt i h N liZeTr: Witt I' 4" I pm 1111 6 lainesehirrafforks. 1 , LIM 1 11 Ale St. MO Ditto 6 per Owl. Stork 131 IUR Its. aro Leadmhßrat6,/se.Cimet.l Pref. s perCt.etook.ll3l,,l 1 , Item 301. ohms, L _I 60 . SO UntoCcarer.3 perCt.,lll3l; et. 100 Milo New guar. 6 per Ct. I 10 3 'LowilonaitthWeetera New 33 23 Iden.elwlLAlUne.leb.llol 10 101 Ihr. New XIII ... .. 6' 3 , LM. L+ ... . 84. 100 ,Ilsillen..Cormllr.&B.Opth I Se 20 Norfolk Latensioe .. 3 0 ' Do. 54 per Cent. Gael. St. 5 I North WAWA _ .. _ 13 I 11 .oziord, woreeker, sad Wolrer., .615.6 per Cant I I 6 Ahrew, , bur yll‘Birmin.l62l, Guaranteed ... ... ._ II 10 ' 6hrewelt Chester(Nor.W. M 0 Cent... .- II 23 liens. I.) berms ... 17 17 IYarli. Newcwitle,k 6er;. 4 Ut.North of Kne.pareb. 17 I Dltto Ditto 23 10 ilbrlAN.Nal./loilll 134 IA :7 12 IS 119 19 1321 1331 17 4 1 4 2 I IPm 101 111 13 131 13 14 1:1 11 11 1 dis volutioN K 10 ln 110 '41.0%.2n4 Makin .. SO SI 4.!..ntr.‘ Yuri.* (V.enall) 10 I Dutch Rhemab . 111 ' 11 tist Indian 5 Groot Indian Pralasels.. • 2. W. 10 / US 15 1. Do. Suia A do nton Nowia ... . 10 10 !gamut and Wire 20 rtbere of Trance JO 1 .kkona uad Fior...nu ... SS ID raw 0r..-.has IS 110 Paris and Rouen ... 111 I II Puns ood Struoboarg ▪ 310 Nauru tad ...1 VI 2. Satre .And 11. „. IS 13 Tours und Nautee 16. 16 Si 4 er : pm t I I 7 s 3 7 141 14 4 db SI 34 11 114 2 1 44 be 1 4 9 9 de 34 91101 : 3 5 1 1 RAILWAY' SHARE MARKETS. Ltelcarrot. MAT 16.—The share market has bees rather Mom sa4sy Um at Ur rase r, but we me still wank with l an sari began. 111, 946—han Lnneitne. 134 e.—Lastamble d ualMortaldre, 59k 9 e. 60 4—inno (nth sans), 7 1.14 : 1.11 d. —lnto (all. V *lures,. It d.—Doto (tith nano Worst ta10, , , 34 IL—Lanka and North Waters, 1231 e.— tatte (atm 1 rharmo. 41 1 v.—Data ; raw shares) 41 p.—Dltto a wares, C'. p.—slaron stir. sheneld, and LlaColn. 31—Ditto (s 2. am pref.), 9.111 e. p.-111.11and, 601—DItto (4 sham). 14i North Toast A. 210-6mutb Lamm sad Dosse..6ll I—Turk, Now. etas. sad Berwick, 2.4 —Toth and North 311.11 sad, 241 1 3—Great nosittom sad Wester% 61—Ditto met. i shares), p. —Newry sal Enmsrollen, 3 d. 11911T01., MAT 16.—The market was again moderately anise at .test the rims of yesterday. Great Westerns were dune m.; .bun New 1.1. Starts at 141. Midland Stork at 'O. ninth haters and bats at 26 3-16. /Iristol Water Worn at 131. $l. Phaap's Bridge, Niko , . 23. 81191119011A11, MAT 16.—This market was steady to. day and linos the undo pekes rasher irrmorol. nuewsbiuT sad nrimlniettams were 114 and the anonym rather pressed upon the merle.. In other respect. prxes, with an eznyLn or two, wore • shade higher tp.a ynterd oy Llano, MAT 16.—The share market continues eitremely dat a m I prates are .tether on the decline. Thor only mks this mom tog hut be,. la al laws. East Latteasalres creed at 131, and North Westerns st 114 dn. Lawn At. ComrEss.sTioN.—On the pasting of the Municipal Reform Bill, the then town clerk of this borough eirtitonT.etitrinwts d i sm i ssed tead. .111 f r rou llu h r i t:141e ". sc a n n t d in r i; claim of 2s.thag. for loss of oilier, but the new corporation refused to allow him anything, alleging against him serious charges of misconduct whilst in office. He then appealed to the Lords of the Treasury, and on Monday lot the in-' habitants were aatouuded at learning that their lordships had awarded him compensation amounting to 8894 t year f o r life, together with the arrean, amounting to pinny thousands of pounda.—Lincoht Mercury. lie: us. M M us IS Is. 4 41 10e T 9 Ii ii iif flf fff xlSdis di 51 5s Is so us iss SI IP alw • :4 11 u *4 I SIP se si 3. I 12 ' 9 23 23 11 so 1 so .MAYS TIE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1851. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR TRZ PAST WEEK: Wm epees& 1831. Raelva. 1860. BRITISH. 1861. Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and Coe nty Down.,,, 200 216 Birkenhead, 'Lai% e.,& Chesh 2,733 1,357 Bolton, Blackburn,& W.York 3891 674 Bristol and Exeter Cale tonian Chester and Holyhead Cork, Blackmck, and Pa. - - Dublin and Belfast Junction., 279 610 Dublin and Drogheda 916 934 Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath Dundee, Perth,Aberdese June 555 656 Dundalk and Enniskillen 14.5 148 East Anglian East Lancashire Eastern Counties and Norfolk 14,64314,222 Eastern Union 2,0891 2,007 Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth , andDu n d ee 2,113' 2,082 Furness l• 368 1 Glasgow and South Western I 8,1851 3,776 Glaagow,Paisley,andfireenock; 1,0081 976 Great Northern& E. Lincolnsh 3,587110,314 Great Southern & Western (4)1 4,258 4,731 Great Western 1 15,451117,174 Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire,., 1 13,137115,410 Leeds and Think 1 853 982 Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport, 160 5,59 London and North Western ' 48,95945,521 London and Blackwall London, Brighton, and S. Coast 8,041' 9,411 London and South Western • Londonderry and Ennislullenl 174' 181 Man., Buxton, & Matlock, ste.l 107 121 Manchester, Shelf., & Lincoln , 6,317 6,009 Manchester:lnd SouthJunction,' 386 448 larrport and Carlisle ! 688 i 610 Midland 121,271, 20,120 Midland Great Western (Ire ) 1,316 1,367 Monklands 696 802 Newcastle and Carlisle North British North Staffordshire 4,410' 4,963 North Western - I 620 Scottish Central Scottish Midland 547 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 734 i Shrewsbury and Chester _ - . Nue or Itallirev. ti 4 e 160 94i i 4 3t2 881 71 18 1212 143 188 2201 80 224 470 6i 171 239 11 160 29 491 26 4 246 761 44 160 941 67f 79 322 1/11 22. 236 188 2621 90 260 iii 518 6 173 239 111 167 9 28 496} 60 Leon 392 t 5 3 : 08 j I, 1, _ 8 5 .7 Shropaldre . Union South Devon 1,7 1,923 South Eastern South Wales — 935 South York.,Doneaster& Gool I,oBl i 1,207 Taff Vale Ulster I 82 920 Waterford and Limerick I 347 West Cornwall 1 301 330 Whitehaven Junction I 17 194 York, Newcastle, and Berwick; 12,K94 13,966 York and North ' Midland } 0 kElt. V. Amiens and Boulogne Dieppe Montereau and Troyes Northern of France 15,296 19,080 'Orleans to Bourees (Not) , 2,756; 3,391 Orleans to Bordeatut Paris and (Mesita Paris and Rouen 1,753 6,6118 Rouen and Ilavre 1,560 MARKETS. SVGAR.—The average pnee of Sager, the produce of the ltratiali poemasions in America, computed horn the returns made in the week ending tue rith Msy, 1831, is No. id. per cwt. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, le 26e. hid. Sugar, the pro luxe of the Past Isaie., 21e. IV. The average pies of the three foreving de. acripUrna, jointly, is :6s. 1 ljd. naleTol., MAT 16. Seri tn. —A fair amount of business has been done in Wet India fillet our Lot repot; the rale, reaching 360 hhdc., at rather kilter price., but the transact tons in other descriptions are quite unimportrnt. The refined musket is heavy, and prices show a tendency to decline. Kra continues my dull. In W. I. MOLAMiII wr hare no Fake to report. basso Earn IS In better demand, and more are rather firmer. COTTON.—Livaaroot, MAY 16.—The general impres sic* is that priers have been at their worst; a much better feeling is Jested kstisy, though the calm bore been l arge an Improve ment fi at lea. ) an eighth has been maintained to tt, clue. The WOO are 8,000 bake, of which 1,800 are taken on speculation. WOOL (tinottatt).—Lnena, MAW 16.—Sales of combing Imola continue to be matte to a moderate client, to supply the trnme. diate requireraento of the manufacturers. Prices see Itnn and sta. Watery. In elothuhi wools Were has been wo change during the week. COALS.—LONDON, HAT 16.—Ctmel OP TUB 141.4.1thET. HoOlsen, 14 oward's West Hartley Ne th erton, 145.; New Tealleld, ; H Csl ; West Ilertley, 13..; West Wybon, 13e. ; wynne,l3s. ; Walls End Brown, 12s. MI. ; Walls Ithdlioefortk, 13.. Yd.; wsue End 'finnan. Ins ed.; Walls End L.llOll, 13..; Walls End Mwrlsom, 13e. ; Walls End Riddell, 13.. 611.; Walls End Whom. chile, 13s. Gd.; Eden Nair', lts. ; Walls End Helton, 131.13 d.; Walla End Prather, 14e.; Walls End /losers Iletton, 13s. 3d. Walls End Kelton, 13e.; Walls End -math Ilartlepool, 13o.; Wail. End Thornley, 14s. 3d.; W.I In End Undo., 12.. 14.; W.U. End Sl•Lean's Tees, 13e. ; End Seymour Tees, 13s 3d.; ATal;s ETA St. Ilelen's Tees. 135.• Sulney's Itartley, 13e.; Walls End Barton, 13e. yd.—Slips at market, 33; sold, 3 •. HOPS.—W LITERHAW, May 14.—Hops very backward: I. cameral garden the borer gorse oat of the ground. Mtn;CHUANG, May 14.—Our early dressed grounds arc being tied, bat upon the whole we are eammlingly backward, and the probability he that the duty for lebl will Dot be a limey one. WATIMINOKUKV. —The bine% look healthy in this neighbourhood; no fear need as yet be entertained as to the mop. FAHNHAM.—The hop gardens arc again filled with busy worker.. In some grounds poling is not nabbed yet, whilst in other. tying has commenced. lleNTON.—During the last week the bines have made great progn s.; they la* hea:thfal, and, under the influence of each tine weather as welled for wry ral day. pat, will be sure thrive amen YALutso.—ln some plantations the Lines are front twelve to twenty inches shove ground, but In km forward places poling to not yet completed. The premot weather is very favourable, although the night. are unusually cold, and are a bad contrast with t e heat of the can at und,lay. Lousy, May 10.—Our hops are gradually furnishing the pole., but the cold winds and nights keep them back. 1 fully expect vermin, as I And lice moat heathy on lien:bort leaves, and on doubt that the hops will have them in their turn. Char fruit bi ..0m re. quires warm weather very much, cud atpresent we are in great doubt ae to the crop. COMM.--Cintutiroho, May IG.—There eras btrt a smelt supply of red Wheat, a fair of white, both of which were taken off at rather h taller rates, 41. red; wade, (Is. to 4;s. Harley no minally unaltered. Beau drain rather dearer, many 24.. to la s . ; mice, 13.. to 13.. reds and Oats were fetching more nmey, and MUM. CuvENTRY, May 14.—We have had a fair supply of Wheat radar; the best samples were readily mold. Malting Barley was not so much In request, yet an price was well maintained. The (pi laity of Oats was very small, and an a trance of lc per qr. was realised. Boma and Pees were held for more money. EXETER, May 16.—Our market hoc been very scantily antiphon with Mit deszripiions of gran from the farmers today, ran In some instances W. to n.. per qe: advance was obtained for Wheat, Barley, and Wm. The Flour trade, however, la a bad that our mil. hi . ..are quite dispirited. • LlfitaPuoL, MAY 16.—The supplies of Grain and Flour mallow on a moderate nale. At this morning's market there was litre paving la voy article of the trate, the buyers having supplied therivelms pretty well Mat week, are enablet to keep aloof, but as alteration an be made la theft Mai quotations of 'Lards,. Arrivals Gam the 13th to tOe 11th al May, inelmive, Leap°. ; Whom, 916 carters; Mad, 973; Oda, m; ; Beans. 319,; pea; 117; 41 maks; Door, 448 socks and 3,0 0 bets. Eimets to Irelaed . 4800 ; barley,4l; Indian Corn, 4,9•34; In dia. (bill Meal, 11l Ws.; Mar, fib racks sad 1133 barrels. • • SocritAMPTort, May 16.—The Wheat trade ruled firm today, nod the turf of peke b kvour of sellers. In Barley very little miming. Oats and beans are firmly held, at an advance of Is. per quarter. Flour as before. Wheat, W. lOs to 10/. lOs.; extra, to 11/. Battery, 24.. to Me. Bean. 2114. b 38a. 044, les. to 220. WoREFILLD, May I6.—We have a good arrival of grain to report thin week. There has been a tarourable change to the we.. they for the last two dayt, which has tailed to cheek the burr:wed ualuiry whith was be %toting to manifest itself for must articles. Wheat sells in fair quantity for conausuptitni ; fresh English is rela tively scarce, sal heirs. full prem. There is less freedom In the rale .4 foreArn, of which the supply mainly c , mutt, but the value It sustained. The season for malting i• drawing to a close, and moth de•coptiom of Barley are rather lower. but other gory steady. Oats and shelling me soiree, and fetch full rates. beaus as before. Malt to held at higher rates, end there hos been a little Apeeulative Inquiry. Import. duties the weep: Wheat, 11,806 qrs.; Barley, 4,764; Into, 4311; beans, 2,336; Pea., 281; Itapegeed, CATTLE, &e.—CARLIALZ, May 15.—Beasts: the show this maralng was a very water doom, both so regards numbers chid quality. Bambino we. sot brisk, and rates were a shade lower than kW market.. A few tesitdoed unsold et the clew. Sheep: an swags @apply, and a pretty good lamina.. done, at about late rate*. Calms testing* to evie farward in g. owl numbers, and meet an aches demand. Priam: Beasts, tr. to Ss ad. perst me; mutton, 3d. to ad.; Caleey 4id. b W. per lb., sinking veal. EXETER, May 16.—The supply to-day, especially of Resole, was mall, sad Omagh a few more sheep and beasts wen drives in than in Um previous week, them most oleo be deemed mode- 1 rate. Of bet beef the quandty driven In was wry small, and in • few' Instance. NC per more was quoted for the brat •rtledes, bat the cur. rent rate was re. ta Ti. dd. per score. hart cur. were in moderate I supply. mad °Malted cacao:velvety goo d price.,freshmeaty Buiimks bring worth es. per wore, and tho•e o f o htew prime quality about S.. We noticed no working men lo the market; Cow. and calves sold leogrrattly, at from 74 to Ili. Ils. A ten starlings were drives which sold At from Si. to 4/. 10.. each. Botcher.' Calves were plea tiful. at 44. to 4.1. per lb., the pelmet not making more than the latter Agune. Urge fat ...thee she, p add at Std. per lb.; mail do., aerating 181 b.. to 3111.. prr quarter, add 6.1. per lb. lit their wool). There era. a 14r supply of butcher.' Lambs, which .old at 6d. to Old. per ib. Ose dealer was repotted to have sold UP, the weight of which was variotely estimated at Iran. to 1416 s ter quarter, at 24e. 3d. each. The 'apply of pork earea•es was mill, at prime ranging from ow to Ts. 3d. SaLralta. May 14.—The number of Beams much the acme oe Lut treeb, owl of eery rood titular, from 4pl. to , and a good many Pit a Med.,. Sheep math the mine, and of veer mod quality, teem 41d. to Sid.; motel Mum., Sid. to 60., and moot ly sly ~td. Lambs, bid. to ed. per M. Cane., Old. to 0.1., and mush ad .old. Numb, of Beano I.4'S; Sheep, r,ita ; Celeste, 3112. Dvatratt4, 314 y 11. —The number of Berets brought brined to.day was 319. Salm were titan dull. Foe the best two and three.year.oals sold, (UM 7/. to W. was teethed. Stirks, from 21. M to 11. =MI Cows. from 91. to hi. ; fssca ef. to 6f. IN , Sheep : Th e umber, 1,248. Sales were be ak, and mule all e Fee be s t half bred., 34.16. to Es.; Ewes, with their La about 315.; Cheviots, beet, 21s. to 2.e.; *maul quelity, I go. to 20s. • and fee a third dam, from 10s. to le r . W e dll net learn the elm; siren for the crosses. Tills DAY, Nom Coates .f Wind. Strength of Wind. State of the Weather. W.S.W. Gentle Breeze. Clear. The returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication y,,t, rday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Thursday morning at nine o'clock. Cixonewsu (Dcaus) Mouoreas ...." Poou d •111.ol• Laioartos Yo* wameaTvice I B.E. Ladle B. Strung Breeze B.W. Gentle kn..* B.E. Gentle Breeze N. Gentielireme l E. Light E. Gentle Breeze B. Calm B.W. Cs' Y.E. Gejle Breese t From yr thercut Otsreast Cloudless hest.lly Cloudy Partin:ly Cloudy Cloudless Cloudless Pirtlelly Cloudy Prlociodly Cear Putially Cloudy SHIPPING rNTELLIGEaVCE. "Shispag Own.: sal " Lloyd's Itel." 1 NEWPORT, ABEROAVENNY, and HERE FORD COM NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN RAILWAY that an PANY. EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of the Newport, Abermswenny, awl H. refuhl Railway Company will be held at the London Tavern, Bishopmate-atreet, in the City of London. on TUESDAY, the 20th d .y et May inst , at 12 o'clock at noon precisely, for the purpeee of confirming the deelsta• non of forfeiture of certain shares In the mud Om Iwny upon *Web calls are ia arrear, and the required notice , 01 the forfeiture of which have been given to the peopnetom Afro for the purpose of increwing the number of direetors of the said Company to fifteen. THOMAS PRITCHARD. Secretary. 26, Spring/sedema, Leedom, May 1,1851. CHESTER and HOLYHEAD RAILW AY. TENDERS for POINTS and CROSSINO4.—Tht Directors or the elmiter and Holyhead Railway Company Sr. prepared to receive TENDERS for the Se PPLY of 40 sets of WILD'S PATENT POINTS and Crossing., to be delivered fiee at etiesteestat cn. Tenders en dorsed " Pointe and erogings," to be sent to the undersignel on or before the 24th inst. - By order, J. 0. RINGER. lisperlinteoduit's-ofliet, (.'hea ter-etation, May J, 1551. rro be DISPOSED OF, a goad Olderabliahed TEA, ..11ROCERY, and TALLOW CHANDLERY BESINEAd. For further pardeu'are apply by letter only to Nemec JOHN THOMAS, EONS, and Co., Wholesale Grocers, Redelifastreet, BristoL PIANOFORTES. ROBERT ALLISON and Co.'. PATENT PIANOFORTE MANUFACTORY REMOVED from Dena-street and Wardotm.street, to extensive Premise*, 69 and REGENT.STREET, where the best hand...lnes can be had for p rate. tars, end for exportation. Second- hand Instruments at all ima. m R. HAYES, Sea., DENTIST aa d CU PPER 12, 150110.11QUARY- COLES'S ALGA MARINA, a entwentrated eager:co of the ees-werd, as used and recommended by no et of the [sanity. ie now rapidly eupereeding all utbdr external rem/ diem arm of wealinees, relaxation, contreetion of the limbs and joints. whether of delicate children or in mature age. In parelywo, elltrnem or rigidity of the muscles or ligaments, /lef int,' the spine, died, or limbs, diseases of the gland,, swel'lnga, tumours, broachocele en largements, and old eh/althea, arrofulous diereses, and the malfor. Math/OA "trickily or badlymurstd children. Also, in recent or old drains, burns, or bruises; and in all that catentire class of diereses kw which the seaside is usually nroommended. TIIIt YALCAPLE FLESIEDV affords opeetly relief and a orrialii Imre in all CANA of acute or ebrovic rheumatism, tit/init./4M gout. neuralgia, and ell other pains in the limb. and joints. The following cey is published by perrnitynn and without sons. meet, a, the beet evidence of the rapidity ond certainty with 'thigh relief fr /m these distreseing inetedirs an In o'atained by the abed OULEfrli ALGA MAIUNA. Testimonial from Mr. William riper, publi/Ino and bookseller, 23, Londdn: •scr nuncr-rnw, " limning been ON six month, suffkrine eererely front rheumatiern, for olitek various kinds of medicines anti liniment. had been era. played without ben. Al, I one induce I, thrt.figh tending a pamphlet upon the inedionl virtue. of Colo.'. Alen Marina, to try it in my own owe; and, in )WIRY to that excellent remedy, I have much pie/mime teetifying that, site u.ing it t only aMw times, all pain left ina. Mid a continued application of it entirely recto eel me to health. (Signed) " WILLIAM PIPER." The public ire invited to read a pamphlet upon the medical virtues sod atatkod of liking Coirs's Alga Marina, anti curtaining nunierous gams and high testimonials in proof of in great reek - gat:v.. lower; Wlll may be obtained gratis of Mr. VIOLA. ELATING, Phi. ma. 11•1111111Lnerniiit, 79, at. Paul's Chi/rib-yard. London, mile agent for *Miele of Colo.'. Alga Marina, in Datil., ?.. 9d.. Is. td. , sod Ile. MR ; It may oleo be obtained of all respectable medicine venders. CURES FOR THE UNCURED ! o,__- -. • .A......, •,,.., ... .. • , c,.. ~, 1-. „ s l it FA • . c - • (C- W A • ' t r e . _ 1 GLASGOW, May 15.—We had to-day considerably above as amino supply or eattirt. Trade very dub , at a dealise as last wears rates end a seed many lest over unsold. eat quality, 42.. par rt. ; leerier, from Us. to Nee The supply of Sheep was also . Prices destined about Ss. par baud. Beet wedders barely W. per lb. From the LONDON' GAZET M.—Friday, May IG. BANKRUPTS. 'haiku Holy An , lialuaaaaeremli, Hatiewdshite, heftier, to surrender May 30 st 11, and Jose 26 in IS, at Eon., Abbot and Co., Now-tan, Strand ; off. saalg o ßa ll i :C= streeLbedidings. j Asmara tii Basaerr, Horneastle, Lincolnshire, tronfounder, May al and June 23, at 111, at the teed. Court bold at Kingston ! upollull. &L. Dunning, Leeda• off. swig., Carriok. Hull. Coto 800, Tiverton, Soraenetalgre, tanner, May 27 at 124, and I Jane 34 at 11, at Bristol Court. Sob, Bevan, Brink' ; 01. ode., Orono Bristol. Jots Cameo, Mincing.lane, City, merchant, May 27 at 2, and Jos ft at I, at ilsainghalLetrest. Sols., W Miami and Co., Papers buildings, Temple ; off. wig., Groom, Alschurch.lane. JotsCLAIR, C Imenee.plane, Camberwell, auctioneer, May 23 at sad June 27 at I, at BasinghalLatrtet. Sok., Guy and Reed. Can. ton-row, Westminster; cd. oig., Whitmire. Masingball stmt. Gioaus Dow., Soh, GLsraorg.nehire, pal der, June 3 and July 1, at IL at Bristol Ca urt. Bois., Sewell and Co., Old Broadastreet, City. end Whittington and Dribble, Brand ; off. mfg., Miller, BrtstoL Baum. Oarsvevis, Brighton. Otureler, May 27 at IL and June 26 at 1, at Hanoi:kn.:tot. Sots., Rickards and Walser, Lincoln's-inn. fields, and Beton and Houseman, Brighton; off. mg., Groom, Atalurch4sne. Loss Homo, Salford, Lanckhire, Harrod victualler, June 2 and 23, at 12, at Manchester Court. 501.., Tayler, MariChastar ; off. wag., Fraser, Manchester. Atoka Tatman; Holborn, bookbinder, May 20 and June 27, at 13, at Bisingball.streeL Sots., Kingdon and Shephard, CaffOrd'a-isin; off. swig., Graham, Coleman-street, DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDA. WILLIaIa Connie, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, coach builder—lst div. of 6e., any 'Thursday. at Christie's. Birmingham. EowaßD nos., Guildford..treet, St. Pancras, surgeon-2nd div. of lbrodi.. May rt. 17 and three subsequent naturelays, at Edwards's, Sam -c Soon Ening, Lied" draper-1 et div. of 34. (on new proofs) and 2nd and final die. of lid., May 20 and any subsequent Monday or Tues day, at Hope's, Leeds. Janus °nom, Leeds, woollendror—lot and final dia. 'of 4. 3,1., May 20 and any subsequent Monday or Turaday, at Hope's , Leeds. Tgoos Hillininw, Leeds, auctioneer—Rol div. of Id., May 20 ad any,subsequent Monday or Tueeday, at Hope's. Leeds. A. It. !Tokio, Wortley, cloth manufacturer - 2nd div. of Is. ad., May 19 and any subsequent day, at Young's, Leeds. Sumo!. LanOraut, pen., and JAMMU, LANODIII.I, Jan., Stockton. upon. Teen Durham, and Vann, Yorkshire, corn dealers-2nd div. of 7d., May 24 and any subsequent Saturday, at Wakky's, New evtle-upou-Tyne. ILLJAN LIAM Puma.. and MICII4FL Foams, Copley, Durham, bather merchants—lat and final div. of Id., May 11, and any sub. I sequent niturday, at Baker's, Nowesstksupon.Tyoe. Wite.tau Leos Piurnsav, ("opley, Durham, timber merchant-Ist div. of 3e. 24. (on new proobj end 2nd dr. of 1 el. (in addition to 3s. 2d. previously dve'aree), May 17 and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle-upon:tine. Jo Itarkixo, Selby, 1 orksi. shoemaker-Ist and final die. o ed., May 29, and any aubeequeut inky or Tuasday, at Hope's, Leeds. Jon,, Iticoapsorr, Edgewave.road, ironmonger -Ist div, at 35., May It and thmelllbeequent lt...hir.wyp, at bri.m'a, Ahcloirch.lane. Snim, loath Stockton, rhii , bander—Ht eLy. of 13s. 24., May 19 end any subsequent d.,y, at Yowlers, Leeds. Jona Once.,, Bugeley, Shdfool.tore, money rcrivi her -lot die. of 1 13.16. L, May 22 and any subsequent 'Thursday, at Valpy's, [kraa -1 Ingham. Jong KIRIN% Clement',-inn, builder—let div, of Tict., May 17 and three subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards's, nan.brnalrewirL DIVIDENDS.—June 19. It. Amivrung, Neu ensbe.upon.Tyne, shipwright—June I). F. D. Barker, Cambridge, banker—May IL J. Bytor, Oswestry, libtopshire, grocer—Jun- • IL U Gadsden, Baugh , ton Mina, Northamptinishire, miller —June 7. B. Green, jun.. Brighton, lumen, Ironmonger—June 7. J. Loyd, New Ozford.tri et, Dauer—May 31 and June 9. W. Phillip', Warwick, butider—JUUo 17. W. show, tindilleworth, Yorkshire, timber merchant--June 7. J. Yeller. La ndport, Hampshire, builder—June 19. IL Wade, Plymouth, grocer. 7.:II4III,ICATES to be granted, unlns cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. June 17. P. Armstrong, Bolton-le-Moon Lancashire, gloss dealer —Jun 1/. T. Cave, bomb T. Gs, Leresierehire, iankeeper—June • 7. J. S. Marshall, Boswell-rota, but and shoe dealer —June 10. R. • Peach, Thorny, Cambridgeshire, cattle Women June 7. I'. Wootton, Margate, Kent, cheenmungvr. PAKTNERSHIPS I.IISsOLVED. W. Bowden, J. H. Whittle, and T. Harper, Manchester, general Manchester dealers, so farm regards T. Harper—D. Chapman and A. WOrmell, lilaegow, steam packet agent@ —R. Orklron and C. Marshall, Birkenhead, (l shire, pesters —D. Ravin, B. S. Danes, and J. S. Dann, Brynhatud, Carmarthen afire, shopkeepers, so far as regards D. Davica—W. ,Dortord and W. Crown, Southwick, Durham, ship boulders—D. French and J. Anderne, Chatham, Kent, heymee and wharfingere.— J. French and D. French, Chatham, Kent, coal merchants— W. linen and J. Taylor, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, woollen scribblers—A. Ilaigh and H. &Gawky, Folly Hall, nest Huddersfield, reribblers— IL I lumphreys and (Linen, Aber stwyth, Cardiganshire, brass ash iron founders—W. Jags, and J. Niched., Great Dentine' Laws, ;stonemasons-Is. F. James and W. Taunton, Coventry, &unicorns— Lucy Llizebeth Muse and 11. Durham Kershaw-place, Marylebone, furnehlog undertaken—W. Murrell ;ad W. M. June-, lisog'eread, ' Chelsea. drapers—R. C. Phillips sod J. Nurse, Weymouth, *Gee zeye —Portland Iron Oampany, ilorlford, Ayrshire en fur aa regardsU. t hapman and A. M'Connell —W. Preston and J. Penton, New Bond-street, Hanoverequare breeches makers—T. Ragland and K. Phillips Manchester, Manchester warehousemen—J. liars and G. Raw., Raiwtenstall, lncasbire, iron and tin plate workers—T. Ridg way and H. Hawkby, Huddersfield, Yoresure, soot usercbanta—W. Meer and T. B. Webster Shined, nnnuiscturers—Sievenstun Oral Company, I:tennsten, linerkshlre, so far as regards I barman and A. 11 . Cullneli —J. Stubbertleid art H. Foster, Westfield and Us-sings, games, farmers—J. Whittinghain and T. R. Gill. Conduit- Wrest, Seedetreet, booksellers—J. Williamson awl J. Parker, Man chester, manufacturers of patent nil cans —Elizabeth Wirer and J. F. Wilson, Petertreough, Northamptonshire, ailvetenalths—J. Wood sad R. Wood, Desby.dale, Yorkshire, (miry WalatCOAL manufacturers Wootkeek sad S. Blackburn, Span, Yorkshire, corn millers. Set/Ts-11 SEW' EsTRATIONs. Rollin' DICKSON CialrfartliOlin, Lanarkshire, grain dtalcr, Nay 24 and June 14, at the Meal Market Inn, Lanark. Russia Lax*, Aberdeen, eartwright, May In, sad June 10, at the Lemon Tree Tavern, Aberdeen. 1 . 14..11A. Otiver aod ALAI tribltk Owls; Falkirk, ettelsmtn, May 23 and June IJ, at the Bed Luna Inn, Falkirk. Tmoreap, Athertineford, Illaddingtonshire, grocer, May 19 and June 10, at the Geroge Hotel, Hadaington. ARRIVED. Lt MLy lA, has ...... At Ur" Pod. Ala? 6, IMr Porto Ake B. Ayres ANAIMM-at Umepai. May le, froii .. - Aug:nor-at Cleaskiek. Way 14, from ........- -....M... Bony-at LIMNOS; Way 16 Ball -at 1101 13 from .... .....-. ......... Mauritius Bcc.PNALCO-01, May IS, from Calcutta 111111.1•Wr-ce /IWO" May It. from. Madeira Bat. Le. ?OMURA-Id Ormond. May 16, fr0m.....„. Ceylon Nana MOLLOY-at Liverpool, May 16, from...-. .... . . Menial Riarisa -at Falmouth, May IS, from Illuminati Enema-ofLivap Itay 111 Excatsroa-off Lise, May IS Eusecis-at Liverpool, May 16, from Now Orleans Etraw-at Liverpool, May 10, from Alexandria Pons-at Liverpool, May 16. from ........... ............... Roues Gmizavn -off Palmoath, May IS, from Jamaica Gra Ilawarr-et Gramsead, May); from Sydney OlLitarr MCNial-at Gravasemd, May 16, from St. Lucia Isamu,-at Liverpool, May 16 from Aotlgua JANS AND Maar —a Deal, May IS, from Oporto Jaw.-at Qtteensotarn, May 14, ROM ... Portau-Prinee hoe Derrtrn-ar Qtarealteini,_ May 1 4 , from Patagonia JiaNNT LIND-at Liverpool, May 16, from Now Orleans Lnooorma--at Liverpool, May lei from Stettin LAND o' CalLai-at Falmouth, May IS, from Shanithas Lava Itasow-at Gravesend, May 16, rfrom Liston Lam, Cowman-at Liverpool, May 16, from Gall poll Maar Awe Joapsioa-at Liverpool, May 16, from Calcutta Maoliotroa-at Liverpool, May If, from New Orleans Maar Ace-at Limpid, May 16, from Apalachicola Realm -at Gravesend, May 16, from Jamaica Nomia-at Greenock, May 14, from Trinidad Niricaa-at Yarmouth, May 16, from Maud Naliallia-off Portland, May 11, from Jannis& PAIDIOCI Hsu.-at Gravesend, May 16, from at. KW% Poaruno -at Liverpool, May If, from Apalachloak Parma or WALM-at Liverpool, May 16, from Sivanalk Rica ran-off Liverpool, May IC Sr. Vivourr-ollf Liverpool, May 16 &Miriam -at Llverp ml, May 16, from St. John'r, N., SarrON &Inca-at Liverpool, May 16, from Alexandra, II -at Liverpool, Ma 16, from Meads SwoaDriall-at Liverpool, May 16, from Pernambuco Sr. Reoloa- at Liverpool, May 16, from New York Ma It. Peen-at Gravesend, May 16, from .... ti, w Yoe! Stemaa-at Gravarrod, May 16, from -.. Calends aconites-of Falmouth, May 14, from - ..Porto Itime VoliarrroaT -at Liverpool, May 16, from Timeline-Off Liverlxv,l, May la Was.unoros -at Liverpool, May 16, from Culla Nutmeg-at Liverpool, May If, from Mauritius Tacoma at Liverpool, May 16, from ....... Tarragons SAILED. ' 1 "" -fr °"' u 7r,;t;,. , 15 B May la, _ Badger -from May 15, to ....................C05tis Candanen--fro ertreenatown, May 14, to .....................lawles C.Atao -Irom Gravesend, May 16, to Joni.' Counnd-from Liverpool, May IC, to rintasalarb CArmixe -from Liverpool, May 16, to Haedures Cease-from Brimol, May 16, to Cronatodt DM PCOLC-from Uravricnd, May Id, t 0....... Cream Dared Dina-from Liverpool, May 16. 00 ..... Conotantioople ELL-from Liverpo 6, May 16, to .., Kw Janeiro Musa-from Gravesend, May 16, to Demerara YAMIMIM -from Gravesend, Mayl6, to ... Norway FAIR KAMILIMI -from Liverpool. May 16, to Quebec Mod-trots Gravesend, May IC, to Dental. lawman-from (Ir:teemed, May 16, to Bartaidum Imam-La -from Sunderland, May IS, to Petersburg Joie. G roiroa-from thieldt, May 14, to ..... ........... .... Aden Or:samba-from Suutlerland, May IS, t 0........... Drinenira Erre vas-tram Gravewmil, May 16, to Santa BODDlrrolOa-from Gravesend, May 16 , to Adelaide Dr. Iltura-from LITCrIIOII, May 18, to New Turk BTATILT -from Hartlepool, May 14, to.. Panama Tana Bond -from Gravesend, May 16, to Madras Timms-from 'Hartlepool, May IS, to Adco Singapore lammed, May 16, to IROFESFOR BROWNE'6 CHIN COM FOItTF,H, summers every thing art prertuent for a comfortable shave. e ) line, rich, and emollient cream tether give• tLe thin a luxuriest soolnses, softens the beard in a surprising mar, r.tr, and make. ,baring • Maury. Bold in square cakes, bel. each, and to he bad of all sta. timers, clip:aims, end perfumer. In the United Kingdom, and at tha proprietor, FREDERICK BROWNE. 47, Fonehurch.struet. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. The State of this Weather at Nine o'clock yesterday arranged in order of latatat Num of Pisa. Cowie of W bad. SATURDAY, M•Y 17, ISM. t each of th• following places at morning. The stations are Strength of Wind. State of Weather. VLr0t0rra..«........ liuu Ina. fus., rAwome Ton amps . GREENWICH lihrlnuox latosarx ittObT SIIL1112:011411 VAMOVI WII !Tier ..mr —,... iliurrocs Overcast Pantslly Cloudy Pam.lly Cloudy Cloo loss Pa.-tauy Cloudy Clotofirs, Ilvay Cloudless Cloudless Cluuoless Cloudless Overcast Cloudless Partially Cloudy Partially lloudy Cloudless Partivil Cloudy Overcast Gentle ttreem Gentle 61 . 01•• Calm Gentle errs Gentle bran , * t*° ''. - 1.t . 17t Airs Breeze OMB' Breese Gentle brans Calm oC . ri — C:e Breese Calm Gentle Breese 02stle Breve G+ntle Breese Is 4 114 In Is M 1 1 l II 131 14} 11 3 ii I I 1111 a 6 1 401 la 1 64 a If SO 30 4 60 i 4 911 1244+f+ 21 IJ 3j 6j 3j 7 s ty 304 7:1 fel 42:i SI I : 1 Iv 1111 i 41 dim 17 2974iiSiiii 'AI II A Gi i hi i i G Ili I ii 133 2/ 43 3+ liiii CASUALTIES. Camerton, llewttt, for Triuuhd , ha. put back with consi derable damage, having been in contact off the Bell Buoy, with the Moses Wheeler, from Mobile, which has also ar rived:here with much damage.—Liverpool, May 16. Genova (9, from Marseilles, is now in the Prince's Dock, discharging her cargo, which is all damaged, she having sunk in the basin. In running ter the Duck, the vessel being at the time unmanageable, further damage was done by her getting into tullision a second time with a steamer, supposed to be the Nimrod,—Liverpool, May Id. SEABORNE MAILS. (W Sat Ur sails en Nat from the Omen' Pon-eea I the by the sew --- - --- 7 ----, ..-,...•• • a,' a mats %A/I - L - INa bithe- Tals„—t_.,-morth.—earair.4.l..-- ---... 1 .7 . 3 ...... ""' ' in 12, 80110.8cdCARE. Day tibia mailoap Prank what • 40USE and ES PATE AGENCY.—Lieu of Con:nail& la Orono tee& Pert I anon oik . b ade .. ... pm .... .... Mr. m i l lonli A ani Apartmesta sent free by peat, on application to lEI RUT, Mims end estate agent, and auctioneer, 20, aisericafkyßrit.packet 21 May 23... .... Liyermal.... May 20 "ba'aitswis Aik•Phi , MasricaibyCnited Mates • imago .I 4 May 27 Liverpool 'May 22 "DATENT OFFICE.—NOTICE TO INVENTORS. meenestayo.scategood May 21 ieuthamploa IMay 16 j —PATENTS and REGISTRATIONS of IsvEN floss OR- Africa ( West Comm) ...N 11th of the month PlyMoutli ... Jane 3 TAINED, and Advice to Inventors gratuitously given, a well with Aleesadria• N Ifithaltith el nom. Dover laity 16 regard to the merits of their inventions no to their sale, and their ob. Belgium N .fally 'Omer Daily mining the assistance of capitalists. The official prospectuses may be Brasil ll 9th of the mou th 'Southmapton. June 12 had di spplicatlon, or will be forwarded by poet by LE CAPEL AIN Br Ayres II ath of f o u t! spoon. 12 and STEELE, Patent-Aloe, 123, Chancery-lam, Leedoo. CaliforobirviaChogreilli 17th the math smthaateloa. May 26 Cape et Hood Hope N lath of Use month' Plymouth... . June 3 Oeustantinopie • N 7thl7th27thof man'lnmer ... .... . , May 26 APERHANGINGS. The cheap Pet h ouse i n Central Americo JO Indikl7thof month iouthainp . too. June 3 p London.—At S. TUCKER'S, 231, 111011-HOLBORN, nearly Masse: Isles N Wm., i rd.,nl'r. 1. ...mama:4Am. 'Pa.Th.s, opposite Dly and Mania's, beautiful satin papers 2, d. per card; Cltiit 91 Via of the meets'. .1.,,p.1,,..,,, L0g. ii.,. 30 Odin granites, and marbles, Id. p er y .rd ; beet rrorn paper, 00. par kPrince M N fake daily .. ...... r,,,'..... yard. Estimste• given for deworationa and general repairs InTown Ofeece N. Mamba,. 2 pu t ad a y a F r i 1., , Leal, 11. 47 , 2 .. 4 PLEAtik OBSERVE THE ADDRESS, 214, 111011 HOLBORN. Holiand II Wednes. k rtlitt,T. ' (Locks iMum,Th e liondsrea N Ilth of the mohtn Southaniptals. Noy 20 C UTLERY , WARRANTED . — Th e moat varied Ire.and Mit N Twice daily .. India ra Sootharlitd.)3l 20th of the month : . 'outlmsiptoo May 23 au SALE at WILLIAM 8. BURTONS, at prices that are rem, ne- India via Marseilles) 14 Ith3o4thol month / Dew May 17 retire ooly became oaf the largeness of tne sales. 31-ineti Ivory-handled itediterraseaatta &me table knives, with high shoulders, 10v. per down; dawns, to mstcb, aiapion) 2l 20% of the mails !Southampton. 'May 21 IN.; if ta Imtence, Is. pm down extra; carver", 3s. ad. per pale ; larger Ditto; ela Mantillas) N Ttait24ta otmonth!Dotar Minim M 2nd of the mouthiSouthampten. June 5 :creaks, from Co.;S white boas table knivw. Sa Pee demo; &wen.. Mwleira X , th of the niczta'"ontbantpton. - Jon• 12 4e. ; carvers, 2lt. per pair; buck horn table hence", 7s. 4d. per dozin ; Malta* s i 7 th,1703,19th,27thl l demons, Gr..; carver', 2r. 6d. ; black woothlanctled table kniors and 1 giothot the mono • Dom 'May 13 forks, Os. per down; table steels, from 1.. each. The largest stack XVI.* si Stal3ttif3thof mcn,Limw .May 2J of Pwrt knives and boa. In ewes and other wise, and of the Papal Statue 'V ithlsth2ithof mow Dove r ' Ma 21 ne w er lated Ask carvers, in ezist!sre. Atria large stwonnent of Penn:sale M ;11117th27tbof eion'Soutlisinoton.• Oh. "a It•7/111ta prtvar s: tyro um.... ... ,- . ......... -_ CUTLERY, WARRANTED.—The most varied assortment of TABLE CL'TLERT in the world, all warranted, is on SALE at WILLIAM 8. BURTON'S, at price. that are tem one. ndve only bee...useti the largeness of the mlea. 31-Inch ivory -handled table knives, with high shoulders, 10.. per down; demerts, to a:web, Ph; if to balance, Is. per down eatra; carvers, 3s. 6d. per pair ; larger •iiash In exact prbport•on, to 235. per dozen; if extra toe, with Slam ! ierniles, from Us.; white bone table heir.., Se. per doses; demerts, ea.; carvers, 2a. per pair; black h o rn t a bl e haivaw , Ts. 4d. per dozen • derma, C.. ; carve.", 2, sd. ; black wood-handled table knives an d forks, 61. per down; table steel., from Is. each. The largest clock , of plated dersert knives and forks, In eases and otherwise, and of the Lew plated Ask carvers, in endow.. Also a large assortment of RAZORS, PENNI:IVES, SCISSORS, Sie., of the beat qualify. • Detailed Catalogue., with =gravies; of every honaniengary article, rent (per pat) free. WILLIAM 8. BURTON'S noel of GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY Is literally the largest In the world, ands no lan guage can be employed to give a °onset idea of fu varie.y and extent, purchasers are Waited to all and invest It. lhe money returned fur every article not approved of. —39, OXFORD.STREET (tomer of • Stennamatrec) ; Nov. I and I, NEWMAN-STREET, ad PERRTM PLACE, London.—Establiabed in Walla-stmt. 1820. N —./aori r hoo3Onibl Laver May 13 Naples* N 3thl:ith23thof rata Dover raged States. N ithlsth2ithot mull Wye:. Msy 22 rt up v els M 7 1hI7th27thor mon '..outhantpton. May 24 Peru M 17111 of the moo' tt3outhanipton. May 33 f use= y• 3; Sthl3th2sd.af Ova) Dover ' M.y .2 Won *soot Neat ( o aths dles II 17t1 of the mom b:louthentpton. May 20 Ra. I vaaua.and ( Nedra) N bad of the south ,iornhatatott.,June 3 11 3 The =Lie to those countries thus routed (v) an oanveye.l 1.0 r reach packet lia asreedlea. Cauroaart.—(lath to and from Cagawnis no the United States are so. deepatehed and dos by every Aantiaga picket. street, Manitimhoum. PatobliWed Ic2o. N.B.—None aro matting casein stamped with him name and Wane', J. B. teeehee gratis • zest method of tapping mitts. warranted Is &lighten who sae it, and Newham wholesale and retail his ITV INVENTED TAP WRAPPERS (so oepor.ede the bunenne mead et win mom, at Id. end In per piieliet. the trade emptied. Printed mid pobbibrd by Wu Uer iill , o HALOS, el No. I*, Lombard. street. in the City ot Loddod, Printer. et Me Oftbm. m Lombard. Made% its the precinct ot Whiterasre.-9..rau.v, idol: 17, LISL. A R 1.0 W' S NEW IN. , .... D TEN rED seukAcnso itiming fr ; . . * *-- 1 ..) TAP ta URFA NO VENT-PE G '.! . 3 • li Prevent. al e, (l beer, cider, or other lagoon & 4 11 - I' . from beennine Hat or acid to cdteeemillg IA PL= a that the bet putt shall be drawn mimed as w-- I- 1 - A a .al aJ 11---- ----- - -4 7; r i li 4 . / .7. 1 • I I the Brat; warranted to mac no cad in t . . two cm.km of ale; Woe la. awl., or sea -aff tree to MT part of Paelend i i t two are Z • ...* II taken) at Ss. W. tech; ditto eltetro.plated .0 for eherry, he., Am. 6d. M The above engraving wtl taPlaitt W. l action. when the l oose k ey la Eno! no b i r• tke top of to plume (whiah h am a h o l cop . genie the air-tate 111, auflicient air ramhem i r The it Snap the cask to came the liquor to you off freely; when the tap Is tonied Of lb more ate eau enter. JAIIRS BARLOW, 14, King Williams. tree! Itanail. -Imam, 9...1,14....... ...en .... .. -- - VESSELS SPOKEN WITII. Ada, Slader, from Jamaica, May 11, off the Lig trd, out 42 days. Alin4fer London for Ws Bermuda Wands and Nawau, May Commodore (English), from Sydney for London, out 103 day., all well, May 3, lat. 333 N., lon.. 9.00 W. Divpatch (English), from t nylon for London, out 104 days, April 2 2 , lat. 22.44 N., lon. 39.32 W. Mount Edgeoonalw, from Load= for Adelaide, March 3, l a t. 0, lon. 26 W. Mermaid, horn Falmouth for Swan River, tat. 9, lon. 715:W. Mary Ellen, from Waurithia fur Cork, March 25, tat. 16.30 6., ton. 6.4 W., out 39 days. °Env Cromwell, for Shanahan, April 3, lat. 337 N., lon. 22 40 W., out 39 days. Sacrament, (Amerlean brig), let. 7 R., lon. 30 W. Wellington ,barque), Mt. 7 8., lon. 30 W. Williams, Young, tram (1 for St. Thomas's, April 20, lat. 22 40 N., 100. 34 3 W., oat 17 days. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. THAT WONDERFUL MEI.HCINE prepared by JOHN KAYE, Esq., of Dalton Hall, near liwidervfleld, mid ht. John's-wood-Irak, London, and now so celebrated ;IA KA YE'S WOILstIELL'S PILLS, in daffy rising is estimation. The hundreds of testimonials that have gone forth to the public, recently three hun. dred in one publication) would render it onneetwory to adduce fur. thee proof of their surprising eflicace, but that this may meet the eye of 80131 e who bale not men that publication. JmephJughins, of Mar ket-street, Beds, had bean labouring fir thirty yearn under a complaint in the stomach, which he attrition d to lying on the damp ground whilst serving in the army, under the fluke of Wellington, at the bat tle of Waterloo. He hail talus medicines in aConlairre, and incurred great expense, in hope of relief; but the pain and sickness gradually increased, and he had given up all hope of a cure, expecting bb disease would carry him to the grave. A Asti time ago he was recommended to try Kaye's WoraileMs Pills. After tailing twobosee, to his astonishment and gratification the pain, which had been his constant companion for so long a period, was on greatly alleviated, that, buoyed up by hope, he persevered until he had Liken ids holes, which effect.' a complete cure; and, although now far advanced In life, he Ciduy, n state of health to which be has been a stranger foe the last thirty yearn Mrs. Atchinvon, of Porten, near WM:ch. - en, took Kaye's Pills an a remedy fur indi..estion and general debility; she received so much benefit from them that she now recommends them to her !nettle on all nee/stunk but beware of spurious thins; none are genuine which have not Mr. Kaye's coat-re-arms and • fac-simile of his signature on the directions wrapped round each boa. CURES by DU BARRY'S J/ELICI()US REVA IINTA ARABICA BOOM—. Filly Years' lodigestion, Consti pation, Nervouane., Asthma, Gough, Flatulency, tingaine, Pickneee se the Stomach, and Vomiting, the indescribable agony of which had re. dared toe tosucb adegyee that 1 was unable to move without crutches, haveheen entirely removed by DU MAURY'S excellent FOOD— ]tae Jolly Worthen; Ling, roc Finallar teetimomals 01 curry (rpm the Right floe. the Lord Stuart de Deets., thp Venerable Arcbde..con diesander Stuart, of Kies; Msior.Cierieral Thome. King, Eammitu; William fluor, Keq., bar rister-stplaw, Krng'u College, Cambridge, a cure of 60 yeses' parCysia; and 50,000 ntlnr cures of liver, Ldmus, nervous, and stomaehie eceiplainte, gout, rheumatism, dieteneion, palpitation, ft. bold in panieters with lull inetructions, weigh t eg lb., at 2e. 94.; 2111., at la. 6d.; lilb., at Ile.; 121 h., at 22P.; super refined quality, 10Ib., at 336.; Mb., at ggs. The lolb. and 121 b, amiss vas are forwarded tree of euriage on rectipt of a punt-061w order, by Dli DAILEY as d Co., 117, Sew Bundsrzoct, Lond..n .aeo at 191 and 451, strand; 4, Cbeapaide; 60, Grace.mlrebein trt, 49, gate Whin, BIRTHS. CURRIR.—May 13, at Thorpe Hamlet, Norwkh, the wife of the Rev. Y. L Currie, Clenchwertou, Norfolk, of a von. OELL.—May 12, at Upper Seymour street, Ponman-equere, the wife of the Rev. J. P. Cell, M • son. 110 PE.—May 16, at I, Connaughbplaoe, lA4l:' Mildred Hop-, of a von. KNIGHT.—May 11, at Wolverley 11.144 WO(CallCralllC, the wile of V. W. knight, Esq., 01.1'., of a son a,4 heir. LAW FOS D.—May 13, at Oloumeter- terrace, Ilyd e -p ar k, th e wife of T. A. lawford. Esq., of a sou. MILLS.—Ma) 14, at Berkeley-place, Connaught-square, Mrs. B. Mille, of a daughter. PRIOR.—May 13, at Teignmoutb, Devonshire, the wife of the Rev. J. 1.. Prior, of • daughter. ROWCLI4I , E.—My 13, et Thorribill.square, Lamsbury, the wife of E. Roweliffe, V q., of a daughter. WARD.—May It, at ebenflekl, E.sea, Mrs. It. Ward, of a daughter. MARItIAG ES. BREACII--MAGGS.—May IN at AU Soul*, Langhanmplace, by the Rev. J. R. ins, 17. I'. J. Breath, Req., of Twyford, Barks, to Swan. widow of Mr. J. C. Maw, of Reading. COL —IIAItetISKINE —May 14, at St. Caner. Church. by the Rev. J. F. St iinforth, T. Coe. Fop. of Bury St. FaimuniCP, to Ju:ia Sarah, Around danghtar of W. Ilmikkine, Len., of Se) muur.placa, Luptun-Aloors. ROBINSON - lILAsTET.—Ifay 13, at ht. Saviour's. Jeroey, by the Rea C. Aptley, H. L. ItobT,on, Emq., Bombay Native infantry, thud voa of W. M. hoodmon, eavq., of 1101 llowo, ALM., to Lliso. bah Jane, youngest daughter of Capt. Ileaviey, R.N. WHITELOCK—WALFORII.—May 13, at An SUMP, Fulham, by the Rev. H. Whitehall. M.A., John William, younger Pon ol B. Wtaitclock, Fig.. of Point Lkuee, Putney, to Maria Juno Mary, only dangti . er of T. Walked, Eq., of the rryoe'mlunk, Fulham, and fleltomstrem, LADIES.—ROWL ANDS' KALYDOR, for the skin and complerloo.--it is distinguished for its extremely purifying and soothing etheta in the slim, white, by its action at the pores and minute secretory vessels, it expels all impurities front the surface, allays every tendency to intianimation, and thus effectually dissipates all redeem, tan, pimple., spots, freckle., dia. colorations, and Mbar cutaneous visitation.. The radiant bloom It imparts to the cheek, and the softness sod delicacy which it induces on the hands and arms, renders it indierrthaabic ti every tlPht. tlemen, after abasing, will end It allay ad irritation snit tenderneoi of the skin, and render it soft, smooth, and pleasant. Beware of ithurioas lialydors for sale. The words " Rowhinde Kalydur " are on the wrapper of the genuine article, and ".1 Rowland and Non, 20, Hatton Garden," are also engraved ,n the government stamp af fi xed en each bottle. Prior 4e. 6d. and tis 6d.—Sold by them, and by Chemists and Perfumers. DEATHS. ABBOTT.—May 9, at Exeter, J. W. Abbott, E•q., of Fcrdlanda, aged 87. BUCIILAND. May 13, at Little Knight Rider-street, Doetars'-eom. mow, Mr.. l . P. libckbuld, aged Vb. CHESTER.—May 17, at Ilasuptomoourt Palace, Miss Elisabeth Chester. 8 8w1 13. COITEKELL —At Charlbury, Oxfordshire, Miriam, wi'e of Mr. T. It. Cotterell, aged 37. OULU:AL—May 10, Frances, second surviving daughter of 8. IL Cullom, Far of Eivt. end, Finehley. CUMBEKBAIGIL—May IS, at Moteombartmet, Bel -square, Laurent is Trent, elder daughter of the late Itev.E. C. Cumbertudeb, axed 23. FLEMING. —May 12 at Partiek, R. Fleming, Eq. M1ME...1.—M.4 13, it Old Burlington-street, Lima Mary, wife of Dr Forbes, aged 66. OODYKEY.—May 13, at St. Loonard'•-on-the-Sea, Mr. B G. Godfrey, aged 27. LIEDGE.—Mae 11, ot Hounslow, Mrs. Lleage,ot Miltonwtreet, Dor. eet.equare, aged 82. POYNDEIL—May 15, at Clapham, vmmon. after a very long and painful illness, Min Martha Poynder. A NEW DISCOVERY.—Mr. HOWARD, liorgeor.Dostist. $2, fleet-street. Woo to intrOdUCe an entirety new deeeriptios of AItIIFICIAL TEETH, fixed without spring., wires, or livtures. They so per'ectly restrable the natural teeth as not to be thatinguished hum the originals by the simian observer. They will never cbsege colour or decay, and will be found very supe rior to any teeth ever before used. VA. method iloes not require the extraction of roots, or any painful operation. and will support ar.d preserve teeth that are loose, and Is guaranteed to restore artieulatiou and mastication. That Mr. Howard's improvement* may be within the reach of the most ecoecinxical s he ha. tiled his charges at this lowest seal. prosible. Decayed teeth reoffered omod and awful to msstieation.-32, Fliot-street. Al home tram Ica teal 3. I TONES'S old-established COFFEE and ( - mop HOUSE, SI, Graftemotrest Poet. near the fontinn 1.7 n rent,. and owner of attuner.treet, within firs minutes' trdk of Prieto. tonere station, and only 15 minute.' from King's-ertas terminus of the Groat Northern Railway: D. JONR', peounetor. U. J. Awn to Inform his friends and visitors to the Ellitntien, that his establish. ! ment wit 'Diablo. boll comfort and economy. Prime Climes always •on bind. OPENING of the GREAT EXHIBITION., lIIIIMELL% PERFUMERY will be found In Section 29, lo the North-East Oalkry under the Transept, and will include winter medial& banquet., poser:ming the scent of natural dowers; flora's A 1%990991 for perfuming and *coding apartment.; Elmd m ratod oint ; _ . ng monuments of London; • splendid sultana, painted on wa ., 111;11)1tInn pomade and lamqurta, combining cheepnr sot* quality; eitifteiAl hair, to imitate human hair ; ookt vinegar nha r. Bede eau de Oologoe; and:other elegant boreltiee.—E. ItIRMELL, Perfumers, 39, Gertard-Mreet, Moho, London. ♦ NEW 1111)1CINE. F - RANKS'S SPECIFIC CAPSULE. —A Fora of medicine at .nee a*, SUM speedy, and Vastest to these .ho object to fluid melicince, and meadicin, to the consenisitee of persons ;re. veiling, smiting, or engaged in business ; menially applimble merbid astertions, a.., commonly es' led discharge.. Prepared only by GEORGE FRANKS, Surgeon, at bis Laboratory., 91, Illaddrisriermel, tibiae limy may be had, and of all medisine ten ders, in bone U. MI and la. NM ascii, or ant fret by rant at gm and 3.. each. t., • ...me, aro, may be Ma, in bombs, at 9s. ml., 4.. ml., and Ila. eat.. FRANKS'S %SPECIFIC SOLUTION. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. CURE OF A DESPERATE CASE Of RINGWORM or 111 YEARS' y 6TA \ DI V(i, Lisa, 13in or 1849, One of the moot eminent gunman in Lima (the capital of Peru) had a child covered with ringworm for more than Piz year.; in vain he exhumed all his art in hie endeavours to effect a cure. Not succeed. tag, he nonoulted amens his brethren the moot celebrated medusa practitioners of the ci y, but nothing was found to do the child &credo, when he 1•;u preceded by Mr. Joseph P.ll rgue, the Engli.h chemist and druggig, resiihng at Pio. 7i, Colic de PaLicro, to try Holloway's Pills and Ointment, which was done, and after rising els I.ree potent the Ointment, with a perportion of the Pill., the rhild was radicully cured to the surprise of the whole medical profession. The email( the parent, from motives of delicacy, is within-M. Sold by the Proprietor, 244, Strond, near Temple Bar, London. and by all respectable Vf Patent Medicine throughout the Civilised World, in Pots oa f = Con, at IP. yd., 2.. SOL, is. ad., Its., 22e., and Us. nob. Th ere la a very considerable weary' In taking the larger stem N.H.—Directions for the guidance of Patients are affixed le web Pot or lion. ii.W. &M. M. LW. B.E. LW. N. LW.