The Express. — London, England, 1851-03-22 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1851. le MARKETS. I SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE . I OFFICIAL CATALOOVE OFFICE, 14. New Pride-dram, abssib. friars, and at the Ethi'ottlan lialloLna, Hyde Park. opeva floopormatoirata, tlbe .. %Waded Gazette.. and • Lloyd a List.. 1 -I ,NTo rice.— Ad art , iIea:RIMS inter.ded for the First IL S SCGA—The average price of ugar, the produee of ---- 1 1 Milton nf a Quarter of a malice of the Smolt Cnoalneue, as tilt tunes Am( wkoos Is Ado•fies, , oupidoll Irmo the ?MEOW MAO CASUALTIES. also for the rood Yalitlio• of the Moon rd, the Chromes, and I , riliela MMe ' , eels cadlva tea tith Nada. 1 43 :0 810 P. lid- Perm', • both, John John Sparks, Spark.. from China for Akyab, struck on the Citatomm, should be seat to hamisdiatAy, to order that they !say 1 L, b1 ,; P " .4. 1 4 ,4,% .1 ,114 11 . e 0 3".° 14. •s t n iu „.l4, 4* * 444 pry a i ry."' die i mr , : " ..., ". "'',.:, Parseels at 4 o'clock on the morning of the 9th ult., and he elewate 4 awl Misted forthwith. r ,.. , I. Irsur..nrc Officer. 2. Literature and the Firth Arts. 6. ri mmo 'c rot. (.4 Publi' Amuie imtgaiasso,beisgty, ia Vs. lON. 1 notwithstanding every effort wa, made to get her off, __ _. I mained fast, and speedily became a total wreck. The 13. New it.,..th,.... 7' lail mg ,torl Steam-bc4l Ar• chief mate and five of the crew were drowned; the master ,4. A3 , k ,„i t .. 3 1 ma d . 3 . 4 r . i . t. .. and the survivor; left the wreck onthe 10th, and reached i Implements. a. Claoracatlon of Trades sod this place on the 20th. after Ildaya exposure in the boats, .S. Howe agency—Hotels. Vs- Mixellaneous. during which time they made no la n d. or met any vessel no. seat ladrOva-house , from which they could have received succour.—Singa- SPICE ' A. 1 , W1N 414 WM/ O mM • Joist COMM:toed tO __ SONS , _Printer,___ __ _ _ilhe Royal Cororni•okaa pore, Feb. 7. DIWITOL, MAnn4 21. Scam.--Lante mink this week et Vessels with slitter eseene, sway ot white lbal woo Keel ably said fur &dewy bete io tie iettets, base piesi et. d much bummers beteg dope to the i utuSe make., std the masseuse. Muse our twl ete esosequisile r s c t 4 an . v . ilees t., , /rein y be b, 17 . n sulr , r ti.t io . ribs o lot l , tb; leaerrugo:,„Te tom e sea Y tube ti-ter &mod. 1 Pi there is wry lit& debar. SEABORNE MAILS. derail 'tat the o ai.4, re inn fres tlie General Peut.ellio by th...4hr- n• the avirrhse--eleanoteit.] - . CLARKE'S tiLIIDE-13 41101 FIJR VIAITORS WRING IRE GREAT EXUIDITION. LONDON IN ALL Ifs GLORY; or, How to Enj..y. London during the Great Fah:Mikan Do. 6, price Id. To be completed in 21 week, limber., Kolar:). Illustrated. LONDON AS I r 14 To.D11: %Vherr wGa, and Whir to See, dur ng the Grew Eatlibiann. No. XXVIII., price lid. To he eon). pleted In 4. weekly number., with Dearly DA engravings, and a hand come map of London. LoNooN What to Fr, and Bun to Fee IL With nutatrous engruclog4. 3imo., cloth, place It. Israiah Mireurn Nampa I Gallery 6d. I Tond. n Satho llarnp:on Court Idaidon II G. Clarke sad Co., 4, Er-- Livinront, MASCO 21. ft,:lowing sales in foreign produce are ri ported _ . ars.sa —4O Ws. 'stoma Demerara, 374 Gel. to ".; Tr* to. C•r•t• gem 42,1 11.4 170 bus stros•ns lisasraL 421. r•L to 4 ; 1,t040 31.!,;• • 3too. to 3/.. 6d.; LYS, tap Pernam Ifs. rd. Motu-v.-121 pastaltsus. 0..! ol:sa alsosad e els. W. - - -- - Day when sae up From what COUNTRIES. Ila General Pet- Port 1 Ina tate Leedom deeratehrd. dem , Amorrio(bylirlt.peobsl :Tank 23 ...._.... Liverpool 'Nan* 26 Woke:Wl:sited elates read) vl Vara 21 Liverpool ! April 2 AmeekabyUMaterp23l 3 larth 26... ....... 4e utbbnplue 'April 3 Afriri ( wed Cad) _2 IWI of thwinnatb PIT moots Aprll 3 Aims 'rib. *I Fibtoßith ef mar Dover 'Mann 39 title.m NI - ally. hover • Duty Braid 3ll9th of the month ,iouthamium.,April II Ramos Aviv... --IP kb of the ismtb vouthanipten. April 12 Cal& elsli'vie Memel,. II tit of the month . 9 , othirortoo; Roth 20 • Caplet (Mod 14,ipe W I etb ed the month Plymouth. , April 3 30 Cometantinople • 24 Tail7tl4l7tlsof meal liov,r team: Anwries N Indkl2thot meth I AnuthAmptes, %Web 20 Ctu.-nnel Lilee k lbeib„Wed.AFrid.: , obthaentlioa..N.TlLeb Uitt 31 l7tb sthe math iimitliarsptce..llsinit SO ?nem .. Mk 24 fide, ,bele ;D luvet Greece. ..- - .2 ft3ll7th27thof tom timer Plank Se flareborg . N Tumilm Sr Virs , ir.! London , Tatri. ) •ai !lorded ..................N Sf r Mr* 14. 84 Saba. , Lbwient I , llmi.Tfri flato Awe N 17th of the mood. tioatbamphis.:Sorek 20 Ireland ... .—. Mt 2 rinse daily liolvive.d , Tmlee do India `eta Amebae. l i 3( Seth of the month winikimiptas..3larek 23 India (Oa Manrilee) 2 7V...loftlie! moo:a Dover 'April 1 iledlterrAuesa (via South 11 bleb of the Montt.' )otitlimptes..Marel 23 Ditto via Sandi.* ...lb :thie.t.th oissuath.'llwee , Ape.l 3 Seek.- ... ....... ....111 hid tr the mewl. tiouthaniptoe April 5 YOrktira ... . --....31 SI of the month . 9 oathampo3ll. o l 4l 12 Sale N i 1ta.17th,1:113,2( In: 1 Sabha t the oii.ii•E :Duro. ----March 29 Uhl -tk 2 'WM ari :a' liover Para: rotaitio• ' Promovta .............. 33 7thl7tA22t.tbf own' t‘buthamptaa.' %web 2e. peen .. ...... ..............)1 I! tb bt the month wiuthampton. March 28 Tineany• 14 A 11000301.4 tr , in Dover Wait irate II 12 tk 0.4 tht. month iboutbabibtoal Math 22 Meat lo , Fel (except Mr nowt am! Kowa) 31 i 3ed of the nesth I Aoutbabipton. April 3 • The m O a to Weds erreatrier Uwe marked (•) are eoaveytol by 6d. &I. lisl. COT TON.—LtyLits.t., 31.utr:n 21.—The Fairs cbt tes. extend to aiiat bale% an e trade. lac stathet toidey, with •• away sopa was in Ur car., part e: the tetk, tut with ver7 P.m tiries• &e.—Lrtf.lt‘Tr.h. March 21.—Ccttin at a • pax, mai tie eerie* cearly orL r. Tie pirrechai. the 11.0.1.1.• him.* in eat.. the hot week b , es e. 17 ibm:ted. There ha. L. al Anomie. 1 dna** :a • imp sate thi .01.yre a Akril a atilt Iwo no. lie ans aufatioa ca -Pak in laea eeputaient ht.. A ,:epre.eieg It:mites ; ehistOe mil.et e..sit...tnet in the 4: n:en .nc, , ,f ince*, we eno. , elvet firth. r t•mtv.riry run. H.: O . 1..'%,T be the 111.11.1.11111119. tvis o. tie C... the •pr.r.e tra•lt and Use rAiraiir 0 1 the *Maw( A acral ea .at 1.1 reireral hr .neho, ate at ;Ti I.t ur we. vet.. MvA i• t.. r Erne. The mtll iiii.rer..l4 . l two.. end at: al, hos left e opi,et.Lok emekl of tu+,,i4eZastd ;mai Lc Wol. Just pubaslied. price ja.. APORTRAIT of the 'try. THOS. HARVEY, M.A., Minister of the Enttlisb thumb. Upper-town, Iteuterite sursiler, formerly ber Majesty's Resident CTapiafn in Italy ecru:may, and lielgiu t , from Is3l to 1015. From anO nil Purrad, pm 'mud by •be rimareratMa, February lb, I ail. WM:4 Me mid sense. are mere fully spared, I am constratoed to lift up a.; voice Kadin the planed awl practised i..juszice of die Bishop of twxlae." Garabird and (0.. Itrereras-treet. CORN.—Cuatx,ror.o. ?larch 21.—There a..a an in round oer;44, .1 Wheat • woe, to-der, art ad the Setter nee :sp. • /one .rsd harem at futlr tart .e.k'e glare. us voter asearee• enure An In. made—rer l , Va. 11.; mane. r. en. r : es quantal rasher dearer: Let stalUag pa.te:• V' I.oaltit. LIAM trithaut I Steer 1 itly, Marrh 21.—Our whet has hoi , firm tn. but tee .1.. ad ski!tr use qu tatlarta ol fart ern lop;.! et lerd Battey was Mas Aid bar resek.i .61.1 at .etc rote, Elting, March 21.—We had our w.ual n'tfrulaute of Lamer. U.Alot, but when:... got plalifel in .oa, aro Mere ean a rawly 0A,01t.042 on the lint of milers la buy at 1.. ten adv..ate. tang re.ntlash am our ma:•!er...ft Mr Os a:tot p.,r: fin,t,!nr. were a file rentny et a trifling ashraram. Wheat, ..nr. to 1:0. kurary, MI. m 21..; IMs.l6ato tie. hde per quarter. Llgtots, North 2l.—We had a rr..al, tats *how of Wheat ..5 market to-asy, rheh wan tAnn 0:1 trash., at la to la. *thaw.. Not moth Barley Oftruss, lioe.t ample. huly Ir. defier. So or drroirr :or 11atu, :And :micro an favour ut tbr miler. A latter Oro 'me on tee Ira& to-IL; than fur maw time part Mt:see prsor unas, 51.. to 10..: obit.. Ws. to ISa. tidt:ey, M. to Oat. lb. to I i bomay,l4. to 1110. . _ . . . Waft Itotm West Ivltea fesorpt Naar.; MI • The in i s to th,oe Votech LITZSPOOL, )(AMU 21.-The arise* from irtlar.l eta Ikrers ;.r. - •mu Tw err have been quite U d.nt. Fr...re fun 77 air received 3,100 quart. rn ober. kr quarter. burr. I,: o Wrisre• ere, 2,41. seeks and 13. W. burr. r! Tbe tau pry rotate arm tire rodspriar Lab: dearer wheat, '.3 r,c.;run. byirn wen, bad 70 byrrele dou There Mb bean 4 dor; .11arses. Its whet end door, at a tutt:.er slight Meru, in pr..e. ::. utter rtem, are ermine mays ;,1 Tr baby bar Inn :! nor. A c arylesabM dourly ed rain bar fallen Cone tW. i.lOl Imo di/b. .At tars dorsi:sort Mere was • mud ot s .! t..'• ;4 mn ran vertry roade. who retool non Clop:serum to 'DST than Of ia;,. blot a bur burrs was deer in wheat at an *dram of Id. to .. per 7u Its. ea Ur End marketable dentriptione, ran es AIt.I.I 4 :SAL gil,e•rirour !Mark. Ve•si war to poi demisrn.l, aa iolv.hre ui art. pot Uwe as. Ampler; hut Tren-b awl trial. so, v:thert • eer roe a rhos Urn and oats rest were is nmeeterate vapor at rail pros The rare whole applies to barley, hers rut pert. Luton v.'s VW IT.Vislit4 ww bt Tur"dara prrefe. but OS CO. So lb. per quieter brag :nand.; dem sari. little Ima.w to. waked. .)11,Aiy.707: E. Maris '2,1. -Our market was well r.tterultel, I.e...tat se bad • very re. , re oittll and One all r ma. Mbe.t..l Sty. ws. targuired t.r, and all mach odd well at the hid g•re of :an week. Lest ern o tr. ry aluo it ars g•rices of MI bo:o Ibtb.l d Of.:11111 to /10 111'h treracturne ;it Is the SO WOW Ol .:c.rsod that to trio:, eau. of the very pest datives to thy orris NotTlatlrtora, March 21.-Our market was mush-rattly toolsy. Tr, contortranor of wet bro•atilet erre the redo. lon.. of :Ix %hest serrate grewrZly to be dal. der at, Ltal try erste rarrepren•:, ease. Pmw orr parer, however,. usaha at tar le. parr. of WS week Iterley rather LOWS., brut ISM ...tinged ...loWor samples. Mom, kes., sat Usta te.thurit chubs.. lira, 24.. pm reek. sitt.n, March 21.-Our series!. of grain are ea tro-t.01) aright, awl the .ripplu is the serietrltursl ;Merit!, are Ito prnrah u r small, with a enearbr ir ero - yed demard by to leer a..aesr. Luray fur. Yosh.l. Wheat y erase, atet rill s.nratarr ara err of ass a: an ,lour. .4 Is re qr. • old totermr..Le. a. 4 VIM n•psrass of the Impresser, pt Mr. le per lassmers Y the per. nat Is**. IWO, re I. 011 Mob the NMI loran r preiouslyg ..) L 1,84 kr ary mad errs rurally kusekt up. A.% k1y2:144 mad It w. s:early. Nu 'vista* m utter totir:r. rraeat pnrer:- ae.a, per qr. of OM. to the here nelltork, bevel. aid Erik red. Sew, iii. to 11e. ; extra. 42...•. slit., 435. to re.; extra. ; !Ira. . to,. rm.! Huse., mt. 37, to 3.a..; eau*, Mss.; state, Mte. b 17..; atm per; Loorotrurire rat Lbenterdertm, red. 11, lg. Mr; beta. *lot; as.. to or.; err. 42.; Voilteirru. rend., )36" • ; Sob wane, 311.1. SO • extra, 4Ji.; looter Lad ▪ •'resh, %bra, ISA, Ms ran; rile. Ps: Lower Ka:tte Ltd 11. reburs`i. red, tats. to Ks.: erg ads.; teeditmsnesa, Ted. Ph. to ; • .•ra. 'lv.; oil Enrols ada 40 tht.; *roe, 17, hares, tea ins e .41 qr., Norfolk ad Paltelk, 2M. to it.; errs. be. 1. 0.1000 anal %oar es :1. Imo 2M. ; entre, 2:P.: SC•Acb. tos, grading, Ma. ft 7.75. ; f• reidn, 21 , to 2M. • tetra. .1.. 1i..11.. Nr gr. 4710. to the hosbel, torn, bur, 77t. 11111.%Leks, to :le. ; trews 24.. to Pim Oat., pry MIN% wart. o • .I. to Ir.. brains, SC is Ital.; bratty. Ir. to vd.: et Arne, In art to 11r. bast, rev rood tors Ih. to :As; MK per gr. imp. taut AO whit. I"ler• 7... eater, lb.; pi rat bed, it., to 23. t.; eats, a. Wow. vel, per Let rm., Id Pah, 241. 2:I.: tort !on, 24. tr. Lora.. Its impertal qv. 31e. to 4114. Impale Otlnt-S II wr : 1111-r.„ qrs. ; Esrey, 3.115; II" 711 Maio, :k2 ; I' eo, Latrell, Net tun Mat. ; Malt, et loads. 4•ATILE. March '2l l .—Tht Arm of rattle tble aerriagera Woo bet the ,intro* wheel+ l . 444 . brag Iret • fro Spring belie. bullockr oa effer. 11 - rairree wee end lele Om an effated. U lacy yr No Ay. red Pre bsims gar ISM. The •app , e /4 •40rep a a rat effetshrd ewe; Mee{ a Reese W.W.I, ea to Burn taro' d qe./:•ty. ate M apple red to or motet ter Mite week. Thee dram& baste& sal WOW, oared oar net eally dieter•ed /et I OF, bet Imo errs yertailly is it low webs pat. Ca:ran ab ,u: b:4 Aired 11e• onde, 1/ bleb met reale portlnare at :WV Lae 1-:1 r.,," Itra-tr. M. u,L lu Moue, on lune of.;. steep, 4.d. to at. tr r colter, 4.d. to spl. per lb., eialang I KA. r be. M tacit 41.— The Cuthk mark, w:.a v. rup" ' ../b ta AuVreba , at rlichtly reduced rata. rime 1.1 Del, P. .et, :r. 9!. per rare; Interior, 7.. I;unclOV. 'Os O. ra. per ,are. 0.1 , 01 :rd falter, 101. to 12/. ea b. totebr/ /0 triter be-I /patty. 41d. ; iaJerior, ed. per lb. There Ira 3 geed a/TO! , et K.. sp. Walther*, ed. per lb.; raw, ad. to Sol. ditto. The rupply of eons mean wee rat eery pleotital taw at no./ 4. Pricer resod re la. •d. to oa. ed.; rd a a Ira race r :ittle ar le. id. ma alt. •ed toe Lurie wine Pip. baetruW, March 20.—At our market yertt racy there war a siert orepply of settle, which 6141144 Attes to we easily elt/ ere, at barely Lot week's prime. beet la Nat, • tamest. a to Ole.; laterier quell% 12e. to lea The eurigy et Ph.. p ~O to 'a maw aat Owl arta; bet Hod adder., td.; tunentr to Ito. At the erne of the /market, a clearance ma 0..ac:4 re COAl.ll.—Lospow, Mmacm2l.—CLO-t rr Tut Mt Esat Alias Whda, Ils. ed.; Iln4ystll, 14a. 6d. ; Lay adroit West MAIN Ids. 61.;: Oars blahs, IN.. / tyy' .n., ; Walls Fad Drew% Wit. ad. ; Walla tad lama/ ard a n., : a. 4 Ws I* Sad Caslark 341.; Walls l - ad .t,; ..I.s End lluniansh Is.. lid.; V/ •Ils End Noethatitbn...ad: IN 4. • V •, 4 .14: End Itaddell, Ih 11.; Walls Mad Walker. 140. ; bleu %Wm ads E.d Deady!!, 1a..; Walls Zed Hetes, We. 611.; Wads I nd II sae% las Id.; Walls End 135.; Walla Ead %masc. 11.d.r. ; Walls Ivdstrasn's, U. XL; Wall kLI (1.. v. .L; al:. ELI Hatlepoul, We. 64.; Walls Rad liesslern Ileagn 1101414. 306: Walls rod Was'. V..: Lad .444116 Hartlepool, 15..; W4lO Lad asset kr lar. 14.. LL ; W: t. lad liflutanctlt, IN. Id.; Walla rad Math's* ?tee 4.. Lad armour Ti... 136; Walls ka:l naafis Maid= w.,!. Eat Two. it. 34 ; Wals Did West tbritiortli. WW: tars attssler Ilardry. 1.16.14.; Ilartlay,l36 ed.; flydares I la. s at sada% WI: evll. 11.tRCII 21.—ArPtc1STMENT.—Ci niander Arthur Morrell, to the lioM n or% . .% Until) BUMP ALUM 111 ITS MttTiWfl.—The oiliahitants of the parish of Wirodield, in the county of s.af.dk, were honitied, on Tuesday last. at hinting tliat a woman. 20 years of age, named Maria Clar.“.. bad moldered her infant, ilia weeks old, by burying it alive. in a meadow in the above-named parish. The wwebed o .vnan, who is now in custody. has been taken bettor the ni iii crates, by whom she has been remanded f o r c %amino.' tt on a charge of murder. It :mpg .IT* that she la ft mul. Lau union house on Tuesday last. for the purpose of being niArriird to a labourer, living in the mighliourhood. In the Atomism she was seen carrying her infant. going t...a..rds Me. Hill's meadow. with a spt. in h. r hand. During the et ening, in consequence of her appearing without ht r the was questioned as to where it was, and she admittt that she hail huritd it in Mr. Hill*. meadow. She was tatan into custody, and on the following morning. the mea- Jow• in winch rite said she had buried the child. was wattled, when the body of the child was found buried ;dent aia inches under the turf: the spade with which it is supposed the mother dug the grave, was found in a ditch ekise by covered with water. After being romiaided It. the magistrate on the charge she made a confession to tio• following etfeet —" I was fearful that the your.; moan to marry me would not the so if he linter that had a child, and 1, in consequence. was annieuc to int rid of it I hail not entertained the slightest notiou of murder. in.: my child until I Caine out of olbi• et our n e i,,htames• vett tires, ether.: I sow a spade standing out.ide the cottage I t up the spade, went into the nuadow. dug a hole. and my fluid in. I then covered the child r wilt tarth, and men& its PCIVI4IIO I stamped upon the ad. Who the child was covered up with the earth I heard it try. I then .at down upon the place where I had buried it. and in • .1 . 1 in time after 1 went home." The prs. , ner wtU 1, Mini a before tlw magistrate* on Monday u. at. Tin; rosvier4 I)aukl Am) ciitAu VM.—Tht two DEATHS. an t. boil M tags. Thomas Deory and Mr. Cheshont. who, ..t nine O'clock us Tuesday next, are to sutfir the: iremiTlLD.—Marth 17, war 4 " Bcta i C. Bmktltld o w t lett the law awards to murder. ramasa mw hto the .amt tux.s . _m aaa t t t; at nopton it a i2 pear Loweataft, major. Go. 3. st .t. as we described them last week. At pit Slut there is Cook, 11.E.LC.'s Maga Army, aged 6s. prowl*, ev that Mee. Cheehasi will 13:111it any atom. CAVCOTl.—laioch 7 , , at the home t f his brother. In the Mall i.• m sot i.ty or give proof of penitence a oenfiasion ; kensingtenOraset.pits Jobs Hutchins Ce lt* 'Wen me of ho• :trouts fully admits his guilt. though there is evidently Mr law Dr. Calita,, in the Seth year of hit age. to accompany that admi,sion with sta.. raents crsirm.—Yard I% Ur. J. COULtin, of Fubstreestilli, aged SS. that semis, in his opinion. to sem. *tent to poLiate. the I DatlE.—March IS, at Groat Tarmuth, C. Davie, En., one of the , al .•, ',hwy . , victim, Jul Denny. at wN nit a Oa. Ilafii4,l6l. a the b Tough. aged 31. ti. e LIM' Up to four years ago she resided at Erns. I TIXTOR. —March IS, at Nortoaktrescent, Ilydespuk, Mrs. Tenor, of den. in Suffolk. where her mother married her pre sent hia. I et. Jameummet, Done, aged 86. hand. and they then left to enter into the service of the JO:STA.—Marsh 13. w Ileakiss. Maglesn, Jane Wynne, 'ldea rim.nurs fattier at Doddinghurst.—(Atiossforvi (Ironic k. daughter of tts late am. B. W. Jones, of ireiorwertn, la the same yErhs " :7.. coLutav EIPLOsION IN CHEMIIIL—A O elp lo- —Mareb IS, at CiareadmarlUta Nottlng•bill, Emma, relict sum tout place at rovnton. on Saturday last. in • coo pit , of the late Hew. K. G. Marsh, View of Ilsoadse, Ewen, aged la. lwbovaing to the Right lion. Lord Vernon. by means or ortrota.—W-reb IF, at Beartmlid, ono Exmouth, Devonshire, which a number of the workmen wire clnadeully burnt. I *agar, younger daughter of the late C. Widder, Ent., formerly of One collier was taken out of the re caite d. ad. Cora gmn.s6B, Corakerwer, sad of New Brood-Atm, London. ylEi OKKS JUST MIMI:41(El) by PAH 1 RIDUE IT AND o\6n. girt publinhed,. (Torn Ser., 76. V.., er.th, rortrait, VIE YEV.%LE J1,4*1 : or, THE SPY is the FAMILY. In calm, her Maar grarhy,oe '•greentren Yearn of Cor,ent ar.d hi r remit intrieuee in a Prote•tout rarni:y, near " The i...rtarive Is t.rr of the EN Pt st:trtliNt Maui eVrport!'.i an we tier re rd. In Twin erc ne2reh in the tiaeeri of romance for anything toil of Willing and atarthng at:rear:yr. Antbnia rorniiete ehltion. loarcap el-tb, prier in. (4., order he authority of the Author, by ahem thin edition bra bees muscat, TIIE APTIIORITT of GOD; or, the True barrier naniont Romish and hide I Ageremion; being four Arliiremen by the Rev. J. H. )(mut D'Atsiona, D.D. With as Introduction written 'hely for thin edition; which enihruct a aim a Sketch of the late Profemor Neender. 111. Two w D., small Son, 10n. sloth. THE MAGICIAN PRIEST of AVIGNON; or, Popery in the Thirteenth Century. A History of the Lie and Timer of Lorin the Eighth. ly T. IL t'esomaß Req., Author of " A cow Guide to the Lenin; Syria, ire." Pep. evn , ekitb, so., with o , rtralt 0! Dr. Cumming, PEN PICTURE... 4 of ENGLISII PREACHERS; with Limning• of Li•tenet" in Cbusth mid Chapel. By the author of "Pau and Ink Sketcher." Continto.—Revo. Dr. Cumming. W. Jan I. Parson., Tn. Posey, Min. and Rev. liaptiot W. Noel, Rea. Dr. lt'Neile, Cardinal Wise man, Rem. W. J. E. Bennett, J. Sottnin, T. Winter, J. Jerk, I. Rep r, In. Liekhild, Dr. Newton, Dr. Beaumont, Dr. lAa'e, Dr. Milne, Dr. Croiy, Dr. Rockland, 10. enmphell, Pother Gamut, Rem. Dr. tleb het, A. 0. Mollie, T. Seth., V. Close, Dr. Camilla, T. Blowy. LITERATI - RP. of TABOUR; illuatrions Imtasere of the }Aeration if Poetry to Poverty. By F.IoWIN PANTO!, M.D. Chia; 1.. 6d. tendon : Pentair .rd (*key. Ntetnuster-row ; and 70, Ed/ware read (I anner, nod Co Agree.). PIANOFORTES. ROBERT ALLISON And Cale PATENT PIANOFORTE MANUFACTORY REMOVED tram Deaastreet and Warduuratreet, to eitearire Premiere ' 69 and 71, REGENT-STREET, where the lest llama eta , edi be had for tale, hire, and fur esportatioth earraid-hand Instruments at all prim. - - HOUSE and ES fA IE AGENCY.—Data of Hour. in I Apartment,' Peet free by port, on application to Mr. UR FICRNARDY, /rouse and rotate agent, and auetbacer, 20, Jobmalrett, /WNW. DA MST' ()FFICE.—N(YrICE TO INVENTORS. —PATENTS and REGISTRATIONS of INVENTIONS OB TAINED, and Advice to inventore frratuitontir Oren, ari well with reeard to the merit', of their inventions a* to their Rile, and their ob taining the OFSIMaIIeC of cattail, to. The official protpectioice may be had on rbplieatton, or will forwarded by port by LE CAPELAIN aril STEELE, Patenholfice, Chancery lane, London. A GItANDE EXI'OSITION INI)USTRIELLE. -itv.mtv BENNETT, Agent to the British Embus', Paris, 014011141 and Foreign Agent, 10, Mark-lane, FORWARDn, RY.CEIVES, and CLIARN B.IGGAGF, PARCELS, and MERCIIIAN DISE, enemies e0111111.i.i.11., and often (gratis) to foreigners !nine. wition connected with the Eabisition. HENRY RENNET has established .he FOREIGNER'S PURVEY aLd REGISTRY (known throughord the Continent a. " La PrOvoyance"i, for lousing and pro. mooning 30,10.0 weekly lureivrn visitors doting the Eabibithin, and for mtonting further Leilitv and accummodiation io those who thou-e to prolong their visit. 11. It., dating nit recent journey to the great Cori. eirental cities, bream aware that tiKsums already asked, and the re =ircutiteal of the high charge , intended to be roared by lodging. and hotel., would hags defr reed many thousand foreigners from visiting tandem during the Enhibition but for the assurance held cut to them by MS enterprise. which limits to LIS each person's wee*. vary outlay for his visit, and thereby opens to the stranger a channel of enjoyment to suitable to his time and means. U. R. is prepared to make vagagsmente with pude. foe lodging or provisioning continuously from May to September. All payments will be made in advent:, at liberal and remunerative priors. 'Young men of respectalulity, spe.d.ing Englith and Continental languww, are registered free, and will also find profitable employment. The regulations of this enterprise, printed in F.ngligh, Fremh, and Ger man, haw been submitted to the Royal Commis& n, and to tl s cwt. side and authorities throughout Lump.; and it has no connexion with any other enterprise, Englishor foreign. SEW ELL slid 1:a. baying rurchaord (by ;ruder) the attire STOCK of SIT 116, Lace, Blonde, Cambric Itandker ehiefs, Draprry, Ribbons, Ilairry, Glares, &c. of Yearn Mere and I Co., Itoodalreet (former:7' the aktirated firm of Tinkler and Co., Mereera to the Oueen , , hare removed 01l the Fro& to their own =rOariudon flour, mato, and at 111, on MONDAY, the 24th o * rr . the earac to the public at the lure discount of 16, per cent. from the ant pekes. 44, 43, 46, OW Compton-street: 44, 47, Frith. street, Bobo, Landes. 111tVEYING, ARCHITECTURK, ENGINEER LNG, Levelling, Draining. Nlcasurirg, and ViIIIIIPC o( Land, caber, buildings. Drawing, rd.ithernatics, &c., TAUGHT in a short mune of prank.% lessons, on the most approved system, by Menus. HYDE, SMITH, and LEWIS, evil engineers, architects, surveyors, fke., of totemic, prat' ice, who are preparing gentlemen fur surveyors, architects. engincers, Ac. ilroatiessi y guaranteed. Terms, for the courses, till perfect, In rutin , " or One Guinea per week. Steady and clever pupils may be recommended to appointments from E 3 to .C 5 per week. For prorpestua, &e., apply at the Whits, 24, Guil ford-Weer, Riewelbaquare, London. "An eamliest establishment fur surveying, architecture, engineer ing, ke."—Mnearine of Science. COllll , OltT in SHAVING depends on the proper use of • pond RAZOR, an efildent srnor, and a PASTE to renovate the surface o; the *ono when it Manses black aril tithed with the steel from the razor ; us these must be added • nap that I will not dry suddenly on the face, and • smooth taper-policed elastic shaving brush. Pnli se all thew points are attended to, and the razor wiped and or-moped after shaving, that operation must always be a troublesome, even if not a painful ate. Tnore gentlemen whine shaving apparatus le &teethe, are invited to I. J. MECIIPS establish ment, No. 4, Leadenkall.street, London, when they will rot only tkithin all they riNuire foe the toilet reasonable and efllcien . , but may also procure, gratis, his instructions for easy staving, stropping, Re. A' large 'raiment of paper-iniehtl inanolsetures s dressing-eases, work-hozes, wribittpdeeks. bagatelle-tablas. Aka. THE BANK of ENGLAND SEALING WAX, Manufactured only by ;REDS and CO., FLEET-STREET, LONDON, Was makers to the Government. is the iISCVO. Wu it le possible to man, unequalled for the bri.lianey of its colour, strength of body, and fraranee of scent. To pretest imposition, one that each stack is stamped il•trik of lireglamel Il iw, ilydr London.. HYDE'S MDR WAX," as survi to ber Maiesty's colocise, pmsoming peculiar proper tire, mut ords the only security foe cor respondence to or from hot einahl. "DEEM' , MANIFOLD Ltrrtx WETTER" (wed In her Mai iestis Colessiebojkos) is simple, portab.e, end effective; 7e. fel., upwards. Maioketkry, 61, Fleetktred, London; and sold by all eosatry matioams. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ROYAL OSBORNE SAUCE, prepared by her Illajesiv's Chemist in the Me or Wight, specially patronised by the Royal Yacht Squadron, ac., is decidedly the beat and diem:tot haw extant, excelling ell in richness, piquancy, and doe gout. There is none like it for creating appetite, rusisting digestion, and imp .rthig an exquisite relish to fish, game, chops, hot sad colt meats, graciws be.; and, being quite char, there is no waste with sediment. Agent, W. T. litliSKY, d,Queeesstreetiplsee,Chsagglik, London. Retaken by mom *endow generally. BLACKTlll,—klatch 19, at WClow Co'tam, Canonbury, Mr.. C. J. Bleckith. of • .en. PRlClG 4 .—March 12. at kirk tilt Boom, near Bull. the igi'e of Capt broths let (Cal's) Pthpooo Guard*, of a daughter. 9P17.-21...reh °thecae:ll, Dear Cheltenham, the wife of T. P. W. lathy Sao., of • Km. DOREIIILL—Much IS, at Da:Ley, Ma Dublin, the wife of Capt. Dom hi! unalaebed, of a No. OELRICIIa —Man►lt 17, at Serve hBl, Dulirkb, the wife of E. G. IWrithe, Eas., of twin tome. PHl.LT.—March 19, at Waltharostor, the wife of A. Pally, E.q.. of a olathla tr. s.. MlTT.—'lamb 17. at Maistatotte, the wile °leapt. E. Rot% of ■ eon. ITHITTI.T.E.—Neett le, at Royal-assent, Bata, the wee of J. W. Iffluttuck. E q., of a daaobter. MARRIAGES. STASS—COnEET.—Mesa/ td, et St. Peter's. Dublin, B. P. ETON, Bag., ...east ton of B. ETU*. lag., at that city, to C.roline, yofemet daughter of the late C. Comm Bog, of Ballymena, A ers LAIMO—MILLER.— March I+, at Upper Ileriellog., Mr. A. Laing, of Leith. to Mary, 'resod daughter of Mr. J. Miller, MIL'. In vector -Cameral o' British Fulled MARTIN —March IZ at lalington, by the Rey. J. ' Bantling, LLD, Robert Ashman Green, °My was of the I.te Rev. R. llama, to regal; filth daughter of M. Gausligs, Fie., of fano - bury. rratiET—Tlloll"-31areb 10, at St. George., Hano.eraguare, Mr. J. Purdey, of Oxford street, to Caroline Elisabeth, eldest &wither of Mr. Thema., of Bolton-rear, Maytag. SOLLO—DATi. 26. at St. George•, Hanover square. by the ter. H. Untruth, the Um. M. Ito 'do, Capt, 4:nd Itotal WNW., to Harriett Ann. Attest daughter of nO U. F. Daiie, hart., M.F., of Creetly-torn, Devon. - RtddiLL—roi FILL.las. It, at Noah, Bombay. R.I. Rug 11, , OLP., of the Bombay lione Artilles7, to Mary Ann Longo, daughter a the late OM Bemdl. Alutaat-General, Bombay Ara'!* 11)ROFEBS OR BROWNE'S CHIN COMFORTER I, surpasses every thing Sit produced tar a comfortable share. Its Roe, nch, and emollient cream lather glees the chin a lone/rent cooloms, softens the head in a .taprinibg saner, and makes sharing a tummy. Sold in rquare cakes, 6d. each. and to be had of all *ta ttooer., ch3mOds, and perfumers in the United Kingdom, and of the propritier, FREI/MUCK BIIoWNE, 47, Fenchurchedreet. .. La tens era Om ut. rale en eat infecte, ct Le dot mai l'appon nmule epnueaaik."—Raal. fROI . EsI of the BRITISH COLLEGE of HEALTH and lIYGEISTS AGAINST the BILL to HEBB- E the MEDICAL SALE of AUSENIC. .. .. ...... . I. &cams the wile of Amine is Fine:toned by that bill order a Iwo dical preecription, thus enslaving the people to the chariot wheels of Doctors and their guinea trade, it being contended that :made abould hare been entirely prohibited in coedit ine. 2. Bemuse the human Toted should be emancipated in med.eins as weld as mre lation, which it can newer be eo long as poisons are falsely declared to be ruxl fur dwease. 3. Became it is entirely owing to the poisons that doctors carryon their guinea trade, and beep the nation in a state of theme and the nand in thraldom. . . . _ ----- 4. Becante poisons belong to a period of priesteraft and witchcraft, and are tot.ely repugnant to this enlightened are. 1. Benue, great chemists hare declared on ootb that atomic, whe• I thee taken fe.oni; oily or " nicdkinalty," reruns in the system, and will appear won Be usual Ors fur that ponce, thus rendering its ' pretence in t he body after death immaterial to the coat ictisin of the poisoner. since the while population le, as It were, medically eat, ' rand with arsenic and other porous. e. Because it is through doctors ho in: familiarised the public with pe,ons that the erime of secret poisoning hat Increased. I. ...nine the narcotic potroos, each as strychnine, prune acid, Sc.. now to.st falsely wed by doctors as medicine., should have been ; prohibited by the Bell, since they are much more dangerous to society than amok, which, beinga mineral, can always be detente. la the ease of Mire Abercrombie, poisoned by strychnine, to cheat the lib • in amine °Mom the dirtier declared that she had died from pur l Part on the brain, and never fur one moment supposed that she had been feknioualy mordeteel! Sc. Because the most allusive experience of 30 years, In all pasts of the world, ha. ample prated that all disease, are curable without • poison. by Mr. Mortion's Cm-table Ucicereal Medicine of the' British Wisp of Health, bemuse there is in het and in truth only ono dame, viz., Impurity of the Blood. li. Benue, even amongst doctors mane are of opinion that pone OP should not be used at all arid that they are merely kept up in order to blind aid to cheat mankind; to other words to support the gu.nta trade. listed at the Bet 11111 College of Health, lnewsroad, London, the 13th day of March, A.D , 1131. People of England! It becomes you no men to nest upon a further Innen, than is offered by this bill. The lives of your wives and children are in constant jeopardy. Look and eumine will into the quint= for couftelves. There ein be no safety whilst doctors or chemist. are allover tto deal in such deadly poison.. 1 11 e suppose it only be when some greet perms is panned that our legWeitors will here the courage to attack the guinea trade of the medical proles. non As for as, we shall rest angled In Wring done our duty. BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH, HAMILTON PLACE, NEW ROAD, LONDON, WHERI MORISON'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES ARE MANUFACTURED. THE PRINCIPLES OF THE HIGEIAN OR INIORISONIAN Are contained in the following propositions: 7. Proper purgation by vegetables is the only effectual mode of crattcating a. The iliseuvrry of a VEGETABLE COM POEND, vinare of being rip BM, awl airing with the Wood, wt rto Impart to it the array requisite for ridding the h ol ; of all inipuriiics, eta a des, aerator. I. The she principal P. In the bland. 2- Eserythlne in the b dy is derived from the blood. 3. All co• stitutins are radically the Mme. 4. .511 diseases arise from impwity of the blood, or, in other words, from acrimonious humours lodged in the body. 1. Pan cud dionwe lure the same origin, and may thcrefwe be considered sytionrnous. Peon the intimate connexion subeisting between mind and body, the health of the we must (ma dam to the 'enmity of the other. CAUTION TO It it right that the public should know that unprincipled parties pirate the Ilygeian s order to obtain a Pale for their Against such a tytteru of fraud, Ilytteists hereby pr 9. This dirtorery wa• made be JAMES MORISON, the lire-tit, in the einninsition a! toe VEGE TABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINE of the Britt& Colego of Health, Ilamiiton-place, New-rondo London. THE PUBLIC. _ _ . . • •• • - - in of JAMES MORISON, and then father it upon mine lowa-limp person or othur, in t, it being essential lhAt the integrity of the Ilygeian sy,teat 81%4111,1 be preserved. EXTRAORDINARY I'ItEPAItATIf)NS for an ExTaAoant %ARV 51.A.031. The most extraordinary season that bas ever dawned nn this proud Ineir/rniil in that upon which we may now be said to have, entered. A spring and summer sewn a always looked forward to web lively anticipation*, awl is ever welcomed after the MOnotunOUA daises of a lung, charlenn winter. Such a season as the present imparts vitality and vigour to trade and emunterce, and reoluiroatoe tbone speculations which partially I slept dating the interregnum of winter. Thar ordinary circurtstanrce a spring reason I. en important Fe. son to London; but when viewed in connexion with that event which Ls now .41 the ore of taking place, how incalculably is its import ance enhanced. The greatest event that ever emplayed the pen of the Matt:n.l4ll, ancient or modern, in row all but at hand. The metropolis is about receiving into its boso the vari.us people of the var OUP parts of the earth. The curtain iv shout rising for the performance .4 a drums, the gtetteut that was ever enacted, and Lunlatry is to celeurate P.O nalvorvel jubilee. The streets of this cereal capital will anon more w;•1 a countless, ameetem multitude, aril tonna is to be aworld within a world. Whit a season, therefore, may we not expect? And for such a fea t:lN what preparation. , should we not make! 111 AM and Co. SO, Oxford.etreet, and 3s, Gracrehurchadrert, ate induced to mac Co., only ial announcement of their spri..e and sum mer preidrations, •000uOt of the estrimrdiber•st and, but omen' . to account M the ex,reeedinury ch r o tor of 'lair pre sent stock. It is not the practice of 111 AM and Co. to lend the en. pectitiona of the public too high. A sober, plain, and unembeliPhed statement of facts is far to be preferred in the view of the vroorieture, and h. far wore e.aleulated to weigh with a thinking public; but nevertheless, there are certain can in which some dep •rture from an ordinary rule is all but necessary, and ondoubtrilly the present must be admitted as suck an eseetvion. The fleet object of the pro prieturs to to can attention to PIECE their Mo 00011 g. rk aa purchased in In doing this lIYAIg and Co. would observe that they have enhl ilii.ioned their repreeentatirestoViSii soil treat with all the principal Bricsh and continental market', and that suck stipulations bare proved triumphant beyond toccolcnt. The first idea which struck the minds of 11l AM and Co.'s aliens. while on their tour of purchase, was the extraordinary novelties and improvements which presented themselves. A change (so to speak) had come over the spirit of the markets — everything seemed entirely new—the eve was eoinpletoly taken by surprise at the variety andbauty *hick presented themselves to the noticebuyer ; the emulation enkindled by the Exhibition of Tirty.one had been silently at work, Mt rk, ingenuity had bon taxed to its uttermost—and the observer was left in admiration and aetunioh. rornt at the almost marvellous advance of brief months. The fahecation of the cloths, for the more durable article •of dress, and that of the fancy nimerials, .11 perfectly astonishing. Under suck circumstances immediate terms were mode and parch Ines nom. plAeil to the .43tiofaction of the buyers arid to the eventual ealafacuon of the public. Fur the manufacture of such materials Into GENTIAN F.S . B ATTIRY ROYAL ARCM IE,NEW (1XF()It1)-STREET. 1.16 This healthful building. with its crystal roof, onneelleil in England (nos excepting the Greet Exhibition), 14 NOW OPEN FOR nUsINESS, where mar be found the ornamental productions of all nations, mm; airing otilitF and elegance, wheremta to tarnish the ' toilette 4.1 embellish the drawing-room, dining-rorini, or li brary, adorn the cagtsge, end render the boudoir an emporium et works of art and ingenuity. To Is petite, the articles of amusement are most v.diel and endless: and the sleek of china and glass (of the newest natteres), to somplete the appearance of the dinner or brenititiet table, is mew, extensive. N(YEICE.-PATENT GLASS SILVEItING.- Now Ready, and may he had Free, frnm MELLISII, 149, itegent-otrect ; Millar, Edinburgh; Livingotnne Liverpool. &e, new Illustrated tireularn, ileveriptlve of this beam did art manufacture... greatly admired by HAUL PRINCE ALBERT ot the !VOCAL PORK BANC/VET, and on highly euloglred by the Timm, ond the who pi.blic press. Articles executed by this unique prom* commine every variety of Ornamental Glass, and are pomliarly mutable. from the 'lovely and splendour of material, and Fingal it elegance of design, for PRE-ENTS of every description. Loudon visitors we putteularly elicited to inspect the Sl2Oll ROOM, of S. MELLISH, 14% Regent-atreet. CLARK'S LAMPS GIVE THE LIGHT. CL.thtli'd PATENT LAMPS are made to give satiefaction. They are the most Ample, the moat enanomical, and the beet of all tempt They burn oil or candles, and arc made for every nee. Every light can here be rem from the starlight night light to the brilliant gun, which is the 10e:it-lit light in the world. Everyone should pttr chaae elark's lamps, and bay none other. All who rniuire good lamps • will be mire to call at the establishment of the Metniinalicau Light thimpany, 441, Strand. Mean write down the address. The Com pany give this caution to prevent lamps being sold which are imposed upon the public an Cliek's Patent Lamps, tee. FENDERS, STOVES, and FIRE- IRONS. —' Buyers of the above are requeeted before finally deviling, to whit WILLIAM 14. BURTON'S SHOW-IWOhtn, 39, OXFORD STREET (corner of Newman-street), and No. I, NEWNIAN-seItEET. They are the largent In the world, and contain each as overt strut of VEN liEltS, STOVES, RANGE.s. Fl RE-IRONS. and GENE RAL IRONMONGERY as cannot be appreselied ethewhere, either Inc variety, novelty, beastly of design, or exquieitenees of work nisathip, while the prices are on that low reale dirt which his rata. nlishment has been rci celebrated for more than a quarter of a century. Bright moves, with Nomad ornaments and too eels of bars, £1 14e. to ES Ilni; ditto with ormolu ornaments( and two ' , et* of bars, £3 the. teX12124; breasted fenders complete, si rrlr standards, from 7e. to C 3; , steel tender., from .C 2 ISs, to £6; ditto, with rich ormolu erne ' meets, from C 3 ISs. to .C 7 le.; ere-iron., from ls. 91. the rat to £4 ke. Sylvester and all other patent stoves with radiating hearth plates. DISH COVERS and HOT WATER DISHES in every material, in great variety, and of the newest and most rteberche patterns. 'Tin Dish Covers, th. the net of sin; Block Tin, .Is. fid. to 255. the set of MI elegant anthem patterns, 3as. to Mr, the rat; Itritanuia Metal, with or without silver plated handler, Goa to title. the .et ; Sheffield plated, £lll to £l6 Ins. the set ; Black Tin Hot Water Di-hen, with well. for gravy,lllo. to Ins.; Britannia Metal, Its. to 6;c, ; Sheffield plated, lull sine, £9 lids. Detailed Gitalogues, with engravisge of every Ironmongery article, sent (per poet) free. WILLIAM 0. BURTON'S stack of GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY is literally the largest In the world, and es me lath guage Gel be employed to glee a correct idea of its rariety and extent, purchaser, are Invited to call and inspect it. The money returned fee every article not approved of.-39, OXFoRD-STREF.7 (corner Newmanatreet), and No. 1, NEWMAN-STREET, Londoth—Fite., blished in Welthstrcet, 1520. All the first Cuttevo end TeL have keen enlisted on the Pmprietora' staff ; and UY.AM anil Co. are prepared to challenge cowpctitieo in Ws respect, from what quarter wryer it may ariaa. No study was wand and no remuneration withheal to secure such Weds wwould du justice to materials to betiutitut, so well deserving aflhemost superior kyle and mvnufacture. The result of RYAN and Co.'s endeavour' , is now to he wen nt their Establishments as below, in a vat and varied tit ek of Spring j end Surma, Over Crate, Drew Coavv, Frock Coats Trouts, and Waincustt, graceful in the extreme, and entirely novel in character. This may, at first eight, appear high coloured; but an in-peotton and trial will sutetantiate every asvertion. TIIE EAST SEASON Most not be tuffered to pass sway without a word of acknowledgment hem litiAlt and Co. to their very numerous and 7Callollfinuplorters. At all the Proprieurs' Establishments (both Town awl Provincirß owe unabwing auccmion of prosperity has Men ceperient d. success which the proprietors have realised has been nothing short of a triumph; sal while HYAII and Co. most sincerely tender their ex premions of gratitude for this SUCONN they trust to make no mean return in the extraordinary cheapness of their extraardiaary trepan. how for this extraordinary wawa. MAIL AND CU.'S ESTABLISIDIENTS. Losiam. West-end Establishment SA, Oxfsal-ttrret. City Establuhment 36. Grueechurchadreet. Observe —UFA)! and Co., Talkies, Clothiers, Manufacturers, and Outfitters, Londoe,Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Leeds, Bull, Ole gow. Dublin, and Bristol. THAT WONDERFUL 'MEDICINE prepared by JOHN KAYE, Erg., of ISalt'n Hall, near Iltuldershld, and St. John's-wood-me k, london, and now so evlttnated at KA'i'E'd WiIItSDELL'S PILLS, In itchy rising in estimation. The hundreds of testimonials that have gone forth tithe public, ;recently three hun. dml in one publication) would fender it uni.eces.ary to adduce fur. then proof of their surprising efficacy, but that this may inert the eye of some who have not seen that publication. Joseph JugAnA, of Mar. het-street, Reds, had been labouring for thirty years under a complaint in the stomach, which he attributed to lymg on the damp ground whilst serving in the tinny, ulster the Duke a w.linown, at the bat. tle of Waterloo. Ile had taken medicines in aht.n.l.ance, and incurred great expense, in hope of relief ; but the pain an I sickness gradually increased, and he had ee en up oil hope of a cure, expecting his direarie would carry him to the grave. A short time ago he we, recommended to try Kaye's Werestet'a Pifla. After tilting two Dozen. to his astonishment and gratification the pain, which had been his comitant companion for no long a peeiod, w it s. RICA) . d:leviated. that, buoyed up by hope, he pernevored until he had liken six beam, which effected a eomplete cure; and, idthough now far advanced in life, he enjoys a abate of health to which he but been a stranger fur the last thirtears. Mrs. Atchinow, 1.1 forte's. naves Whitehriven, took Kaye r ills as a reniudy for indivostion and general debility; she received to much benefit from them that she now recommends them to her friends on all occ 0i1... Hitt beware of spurious imita lions ; none ere gentlino which have hut Mr. K lye's coat-AC-arms and a faemiraile of hie signature on the directiJna wrapped round each boa. A NEW BIEDICtNE. THE GRAND EXPOSITION of DRESS fur 1661.—The Estab li shme n t of SAMUEL. BROTHERS, MER- C NT-TAILORS, OUTFITTERS, and 'A OOLLEN.DRAPERS, 92, LUDGATE-HILL, one door from the Old Faiky, Puling been known and hued throughout the great Me ropolls and Kingdom, oaths only' house in which the best articles, the most unparalleird varieties, and' the most suiduom attention, combined with style and economy, *mild be *seared. The ahem rooms afford tt e most sumptuous dieplay inevery variety of Raw:key, West of England Clothe, heaver". Witoeys, heraero. Ime lda*, Careisneecs. English and Foreign thlks, Moms, Veireat, gic., I ever collected in one miablialtinent. NOVEL AND ECONOMICACLLOTHING METHOD OF SELECTING YOUR SAMUEL, BROTHERS' original eyelets of charging separately for material and making. which baa siren such unqualifled satisfaction, will he cceihmed as beretore. Material. Making and Coen- Yards. Per yard (3.lats. Trimming.. ph te. Coat li super Cloth 12s. id. El 1 0 20s. Od. A',2 1 to Vest Pair of 22 Do. COMPdo. Ss. 64. 013 Ild. 6e. 6d. 0 19 7 SUIT LETE, Z 1 Ila. 2 In the Ready-made Deysotment everything that 0104, taste, skill, and the knowledge of the OM aarketa can usnuand. l edl be found. dapertion Cloth Dress Costs from 18 8 to 30 9 Saxony do. do Frock Outs, U. extra. Farley Doe or Tweed Trousers ..... ..- - French style, fancy or bib& ~.. .... BOys . and Youth.' Suite ID MILITARY GENTLEMEN, EMIGRANTS, TOIJILISTA, ARTI3IN, SPORT:MEN, awl Others.—DUrnorr Co.'. PATV.NT IMPERMEABLE PORTABLE TENITS, the AERIAL and CLERICAL PORTABLE UMBRELLA and BUSH TEN IN, packing in apart ranging from 4 feet to 6 let, and roverally weighing tram 'lb. to 301 b. The Portable Umbrella Tr nt, 23 feet cir sanifcrenee, with table folding into the compere of 6 feet by I foot, and contained in a suitable investure, weighing, alien thus packed, only 1011., th. Oho.ag the moot perfect facoPy of nirriage. niece from El upwards; the Ariel from .C 3 to Cl tis. two •mipartinents); the Bush, or Emigrant's Tent, from 365. to .C 4 let.; any of them can with ewe be pitched or struck in ten minute*. For the jungle sports of India there to slaved an anti-caloric and impermeable cloth, whirh roadets these tents invaluable in as eastern climate. For mi litary men at home or on foreign service, they are peculiarly adapted. The Aerial Tent can ha extended f 0 as to contain from lOU to Leto patinae, awl ncverthelese Is as constructed as to be perfectly portable. he whose on view, and prospectuses to he bad, at It DU 11I0I1' and Co.'s manufactory toe the patent portable tent', No. 6, Finsbury place South, and 5, DesneMeet, Einsburyaiguare, London. Age . required in all the principal towns in Ragland, Ireland, Beotland, Weirs, India, nod the British colonue. To LADIES.—ROIVLANDS' KALYI)OIt, for: the skin and complexion.—lt is diatinguiehed for Mt intensely blawl, prarilying and roothing effects t n the skin, whim, by its action on the pores and minute secretory verwels, it expels ail impurities from the surface, allays every tendency to inttunination, and thus effectual'y diwipates all rednew, tan, pimples., snob., freckle's, dia. colorations, and other cutoneoun vialtationo. The radiant bloom it imparts to the cheek, and the sonnets and delicacy which it induct* on the hands and array, renders it indiapenrable t, every toilet. Gen. tiemen, after Flaming, will Hod it allay all irritation and tendernem of the chin, unit render it soft, month, and pleasant. Beware of ',purloin Kalydura for aide. The words "Rowlands' Kalydor • are on the wrapper .1 the genuine article, end "A Rowland and hen, 20, licton Garden," are alro engraved on the government stamp atNasrl on mak bottle. Pike H. 6d. and be. Gd.—Sold by them, and by Chemiatv and Perfumers. VRANKS'S Form of r medicine at once e.fe, nom 11r...dy, and plcapant to thole who object to fluid medicine., and nuitel to the conoentronce of penion. tru. visiting, or engaged in Mahlon; Normally applicable to morbid recretions, air„ commonly ealrol discharges. prepared only by Olitiltf FRANK 4 , Salmon, at his Labor dory, Illacktriarr-road, where do y mar be Lod, and of all medicine vendor., in boxes at 2e. lid and no. rod. each, or sent free by teat at 3a. and Ss. each. Of whom, elm, may be bad, in bottle., at 20. 9d., It. Gil , and I Is. each, FRANKeS sPECIFIC SOLUTION. COLES'S ALGA MARINA, a concentrated essence of the sea-weed, as used and recommended by most of the faculty, is now rapidly superseding all other external rem , dies in awe of weakness, Wl:mat:on, ediatractiim of the limbs and Mints, whether of delicate children in mature one. In paralyse, stiffness or rigidity of the muscles or ligaments, li•frmiiiis of the spine, chest. or limbo, Morrow of the glands, swellings, tumours, broachocele, en largemants, and old ciedtrizes, scrof u lous diseitiss, cod the malfor mations till rickety or lxidly-nursid children. Also, in recent or old strains, burns, or bruises; and in all tied extensive class of diseases for which the tenet& is usually recommended. THII VALUAbLE REMEUV dfords speedy relief and a certain cure in ail eases of acute or chronic rheumatism, rheumatic gout, neuralgia, and al, other pa?. in the limbs and joints.. • • - . The following care 1; l'asblished by purmairolM and without com ment, or the beet evidence of the rapidity and certainty with which relief fr them diatreraing maladito tan be obtained by the am of COLYNS ALGA NIAItINA. . . _II e 1..! rfeettmomal from Mr. William Piper, publisher and bookseller, 23, Paternuittr.role, L•widdn: Having been for six months surf, ring severely from rheumatism, for which various kinds of medicines and liniments had been em ployed without ben. fit, I was inducet, through reading a pamphlet upon the medical virtues of Odes'. Alga Marina, to try It in my own case; and, in justice to that t geellent remedy, I hare much pleasure In testifying that, after 'untie it fiw only a few tiank, all pain left me, and a cuntinuid application of it entirely restored me to health. (tditned. " WILLIAM The public are Insttect to read a pamphlet upo the 'indica! virtues and method of using Coleies Alga Marina, and n Manikin numerous cares and high testimonials iu proof mt Ps great restorative novelly ' which may be obtained gratis of Mr. TIIUMAs KSATING, Mama erotical Chemist, 10, St. Paul'. Churchyard, London, role agent for the sale of Coles's Alga Marina, in bottles, 2a. Od„ 41. ed., and I la. each ; It may also be obtatutvl of all respectable medicine venders. 13 22 17 0 24 G 43 0 Drib Boa Cape Ozo9an or business Cad, superfine cloth, any rokoir bit oting es a 3 0 " 10 0 Suit of Mourning M five minutes'PALETOTS, h notice. 8e.2 h. Suitor Lira', £2 Hs. Sumo Llama cloth palati.to, sleeves, Re., lined with silk, 2M. This .at can be worn either as a frock or over coot. Peery New Material fur Winter (ner-coug, are.; Eliot Wats, ham 12a.; Irish Frieze Wrappers, lbs. ; barony Cloth Paletots, 21s. ; Bat Driving Coat, 4:5.. ; the Double Cost, WHICH CAN liE WORN ZITHER dIDE, THE GREATEST NOVELTY EVER PHODUCZO, gram Os to 63e. Ladies' Riding Habits, Court Dreams, Naval and Military taMtimas, Liveries, Its., 40 per ono- lower than usually tharg, d fur the maw Patties, tables of prime, plats of fashions, guide to tell-measure ment, and olodule for the information of requiring Naval, Military, or Emigiants . Outfits, are KM to all parts tI the kinzdam tee. /SAMUEL, BROTHERS, 29, Ludgate-MIL ANEW DISCOVERY.- Mr. HOWARD, gutgeon.Dentist, 52, Fleet-street, beat to introduce an entirely new deicription of ARTIFICIAL TEETH, Axed without vprings, wires, or ligatures. They so peecctly redwub:e the natural teeth is not to be dotinguinbed from the originals by the *Meat observer. They will never change colour or decay, and will be found very impe -1 riot to any teeth ever before weed. This method does not require the estrivie it of routs, or my gainful operation, and will support and mettle teeth that are loose, and in guaranteed to rentore articulation and mintiottioo. That Mr. Howard's improvements may be within the reach of the most reonuinical, he has filed ha Maraca at the lowest male possible. Decayed teeth rendered sound awl useful its niatitieatlm.-51, Fleet-street. At borne from ID till S. FREEDONI from COUGH in TEN MINUTES, by Dr. LOCOCK'S PULMONIC WAVERS. Prom Mr. James scarthy, Medial-hall, 4, Essex-bridge, Dublin.—" I can bear ti m 41112°14 to the i Mosey of Dr. Lxock's Wafers, which act as • .p. eine to affections of the lungs, vim, innurnm, colds asthma, irritation, ' cough, hr. To Many elderly persons who could not kare home of a damper foggy day, they hare proved a cum; late boon." They have a picsamt taste. Prior Is. ltd., b. 9d., and Its. per box. Ho:d by a.l drugmma. Alm, mar be had, Dr. Looo'.lo , FAMILY API., XI ENT sad ANTIBILIULIs WAI ElLi, having • most agreeable tsate.l Full thrections ore vivre with lorry be. Moo Is. I ed., 2s. 9d., and lir. per Loa.—Fl, wore of counterfeits. CURES FOR TIIE UNCURED' N T. street, Manaion•haue. Eanbliased lE9O. N.l3.—hone in genuine except stamped with his name and address. B. teaches path at ew method of tap*, tasks, warranted to dried all le o use It, and suprlies wholeinle and retail his RW INVENTED TAP WRAPPERS (to supersede the but:Wise method of using paper., at Gd. and Is. pee matt. Me trade supplied. "FIFTY YEARS' INDIGESTION, Constipation,! nervousnem, a-theta, cough, flatulency, spa, m., ritlinces at the bumtuti, and vecnitmg, the indcferibable agony of which had re duced me to such a degree that I sae unable to move withoutcrutehea. have Iven entirely removed by DU BARRY'S excellent HEALTH RESTORING REVALENTA BRA RICA 1001)—Maria Jolly Wortham, Ling, ne ,r Dim." Similar testimonial. of mum from the Right lion. the Lord Stuart de Liecir, the Venerable Archdeacon Alexander Stuart, of Rom; Major-Generaillbooma King, Exmouth; William Hunt,Yaq., tarristerat-lam, King's Colame, Cambridge, a cure of 60 year.' pare : lysis: and 50,' 00 other curse of liver, bilious, nervous, ant stomachic complaints, gout, rheumatism, distension, pidpitation, ac. Sad In canister. with full instructions, weighing Ilb., at ; 21b., at in. 6d.: 61h., at Ile.; 121 b., at 22a.; super rettnid quality, 101 b., at 331.; 51b., at 22a. ma 10Ib. and 121 b. ainis'er. are temarded free of ' earriageon receipt of a post-cifice ender, by DC BARRY sad Co., 127, New BondtiMeet. Landon; and by all respectable grown and 4:Reunite, CC RE OF A DESPERATE CASE OF RINGWORM OF SIX YEARS' STANDING. LIMA, 131 u or Moynihan, 1849. One of the caret eminent gummy. in Lima (ths capital of terra} had • child cover.' wide ringworm for mere than six a ears; in vain ho exhausted all hi+ art in hi+ endeavours to effect a cure. Not sumer!. log, he consulted 'along hi+ brethren the most celebrated medical practitioners of the ci y, but nothing was found to do the child service. when he well persuaded by Mr. Joseph P. ll..frue, the English chemod and druggist, residing At Xo. 7 4, Cafe de Pal. cio. to try I iollowayM Pills and Ointment, which was d-ne, and after u•iag six large puts of the Ointment, with a parportion of the PM+, the child was radicully cured to the surprise of the whole medical proleasion. The names of the parent, from motives of delicacy, is withheld. sold by the Proprietor, 241, StiAnd, near Temple liar, Londeq and by all respectable Vendors of Patent Medicine throughout the Civilized World, in rota and Roles, at he. lid., 2r. 9d., 4s. 22a., and 335. each. There is a very conaiderablc saving in taking the larger cozen. N.B.—Directions for the guidance of Patients are affixed to each PU or Box. Mated and publiabed Wstat tti Ky. II kt.E., of No. 8, Lombard. Witt, In the city of 1/4141nn, Pric•tw, at the Otte% In 1. 00021 M. Mnet, Ii the PreeMetul Whiteriats, IiATURDAT, Mums 22,1821. ANIAVI 4 • it 'Et ARLO W'S NEW 1N- ...-, ....,._ ....,-..) Jur VENTED SELF-ACTING SYPHON 31 _ "-- TM'. itlAltlitES NO TEST-PEG!! 5 15,41 1 P eeeee tt. ale, beer, eider, or other liquors ni, ',... Ia - a ~ from bee.ming tilt or evil to effectually la .i.-- .•• that the bud pint shall be drawn as goodas -i ' . A t i . A iNt la 111r --------------- V - !111 1 11_-_=_ -• '.• 7 . 7. . r _._.-._ ---) ...... -9 g A 3 l the first; warrasted to repay ita coat in 't f • . a free: t : Th l e"g bi t e o ar m rz y v o ace f pa &l r, rt . e s.gra t . : 34 7l.:lsnd .". 64 ( if" t°lwo cent • f: A t. taken' at 3e. 3d. each; ditto elKtro.piand ' i 5 11 1; LT r • will explain SO tem W hen the loose try it fitted on the lop of the plugC (which has a hole op. • '! i PP` Pe the air.tube H. sufficient air rushes „ through it into the cask to cause the liquor to run off freely; when the tap is turned off CO more air can enter. JAMES BAILLOW, ii, King William. 9...... 1....•:............ 17..5...i.....a 2M...a SP . 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Aro 11rarerrr —a: Liverpool, March 21, frcia We J►eefro Aron.—at Que. c.taett, March 19, from Bark its Marfv—at I.lvcrpool, March 2., from Oporto Aria—ai Grave-end, March 21, frOttl At/err—a: 0t2Tf . ..11.1, March 21, (mot Crolheithorfr 81/3412) , GZ—st Prt.moutb, March 19, frost London Ouatorra—at I.:mouth, March 19, from Jilezaadrla Guam Ta —fit Yelmouth, Match 19, tr 005..........„ Alesaridrla CARL loner—att.r.o.r.nd, March 2t, Gum 2l. Maio Eurraora--off lAverpool," 213. h 21 - nouns w-seTorlowy. Marth 19, from Lanka Sun Pintoes-at Valmont* Muth 19, 1am..... Rio Orshis ELWIN. SITSMAII -at Port,montb, March 20, tram Lawns riIIAIIITII-at brietel. Much 21, from it. Man'. Y.B. rIASA-14 cifllle.Pl.ll. Moral 21, from Norway VAlzi Cirium-o; i irsuarvel. March 21, hen N. Zva:and Passe-off Deal, March 21 0. P. 5TA11,1111-,IT Peal, March 20, front Colombo Grout urn- o.ff Peat. March 20, from Iteetward Gus. MkTrat r -off 11.24 March 20, firma -... Rhalipotarn G...,04,•- -at Liverimnl, Muth 21, from Bonny GIMPY -lit li2hen24"lni, Marth . ..I, be. Cal. lIIISCUUIAN-at Liwrpol, March 21, be.. Monte Ilasotro--o.ff 1....rpw1, Much 21 Ilsornal-at rrhiesth, Mare! 19. tran............. O&M IfraALl.-al tanotwh, Mann 19, hoar Pt. l'hs's Istaterrowso e-at Conner-ad, March 21, from. New York Juno Dux-at nrivral. Marsh 11, from Afriew Jamming -r (trainmen, Munn, from Boeing mows Marius-so firareareid, March 21, tram Juno Tornw-at Liverpool, IPMerch 2., be. New Penn. JIPSA/lIPI-cd Dowr, March 20, be.. ...... B. Ayres lun.-off Liveri owl, Mirth 2t Loot M ...sus-at hriviol, March 21, hen ....... ...... In. Michael's Maar Bests-At Cravenly% March 21, hen— Cues MANIA-at OTATIrPriVi, M.'eh 21, ton ............ Rona Mewsua-at Gravesend, March 21, from ...e Manilla Li Mt sens-at verpool . March 21, from ..-.. Mahar lho owa -at Liverpool, March 11, from —.Sew Orleans horrors Renate-at Graroantd, March 20, boa 01v vas Pant ISA- at !Jarman, March 11, fta15a.................-. COM' Minn -st Phonoiniti, Math 01, fr0w5........--...-...Patansho Ira--at Twiny. Math IV, front - .Lonolow nut Grit -at Owneenspown, March 19, fran..... Callao flu-at rneesstown, Ma r ro lo Po, from ..... ...................-... Callao wa.ea,,,-.6t0100 apnoea, Muth 21, noon .......... Who Scat or ran Wt., -off 'Amnon:, March 21 Pita ILIPU--at Liverpool, Much 21, froin ...-... Mobil Tiumnaman-U Plymouth, March 20, hon. Barkita You-of Ilea!, March 0 1 , from Bonn VlOws Snow ro-st Ilmanorows, March 19, hors Naplea nuance -at Falmouth. Much 19, from °Lena SAILED. Arrosurs-frnm Liverpool. Muth 21, to Liffbolll pun -from Gravtrasid, March 20, to Madeira IFA,vard.st -fr. Gravesend. 'lnc'h 21, to. Iluadurta Evi ta.v-Iyom :• , ..1 ii. Mach 2 0 , to Nor York VOANC 1.. N 1,11411 - from lisrEemo,.., March 19, to IlfAtfla alomml r . o.)- from Licrpoo!, March 21 °MUM , -!rom I.tverpw, Morels 21, t o Gottentows 1111OMMTAN- from ...Meld., 21arch 20, to Venice Ina.-from Lio rptsol. Mirth 21, to Napka Jowl-nom taravensul, March 20, to .....- Panama imor -h. to Gramma% %Lath 21, to lase Or .i.v -tram II .tlepm.l. March 20, 1112 Irt.nr•t , .. -from Cardin. March 20. to Galata Mum.. Panntra- from Greenock, March 19. to Desnevara Ilins-haw Shields, to mkt 20, to Graistanunopie Mourn Evvoia-horn "Mehl., March 20, to .. ...... llantmiah Moav Ilan.-tram ntiteldo, March 2', to Pv.a.vicu-(%S Fortomouth, March 20, to ...... - .W. Artralla ' Moor, a--from Gravesend, March 21, _to .. „.............. Rama KAJ :11 OP. SAKAI, .11-from Gravesend, Illorat 21, 111 ......11= ' m.,,,monr-from Ilartloproi, March :9, M... ........., Sas Ihrtata-tr , m Falmouth, March 11, t 0....... Lobito thrativum-Irons ountitrland, March 19, 10.-.......... .....11httlo Mary -from Punderland, March 19, W New York tforom-from Linrpori, March 2' to .... La Guam Pitt Dm t-fom Grovenetd, Mang 21 , So': Reaonow-fr in Grow/rod, March 21. M........ ... Li . Vita- from Sunderland, M mar 19, W.— ....... Mour's Cava-tram Hull, March 20, t 0....-....... tit. Johns VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Asa Peet f barque), Jan. 27, lat. 29, too. 13 W. Camilla. trim Loc.low for New Zit - dead, Sept. 11, lat. 42 0., 106.31 E. Gratitude, Irr,ra tt (.173e for Moo mein. Dre. 20, loci. as E. Illardwiea (in in), tram Weeds, Feb. 13, seGalati. Nip Ann, rie Oleos:row. from Slept:owe, Jon. 27, lot 20, lot. 27. Mgr! Ann Meta, from Brititut to New York, 3rd isatant, lat. 40 32, ton. 39 37. VIODLei, Jobe. from Callao for Queenstown, Jan. 3, bit. 343, lon. 70 W. ineetom Outgun:, from Queenstown f.r the United Mates, March le , lot. to, la W. Palm from Literpond to China, on the 17th, off Toshar, by the Mr Juba aerreford. Rue Lester (.hip', with evelgrastA, Jan. 29, Mt. 20, km. 213 W. [Adverfisement.)--Huttow.ty's PILI.Q a bnperior Remedy for nflo cisme of the Cbeet and Messes of the tunics.— Bridger bPlirste. a respectable young woman, rending at Curnitant, kris• d, wan atilmud sidi a seveee anemias of the cheat, from er bah mow h, r bre-items and articulation bad become so extremely dab colt that the pettier:it opinion, errs of medical men, IMP that her lungs mere ditemed. E.tiling to obtain relief from Mbar ebe com menced takins ; sad so rapid baa been her recorery b the tiv of thin it:valuable medicine. that it appears quite mir4cu- Isla. These pllbi ate ...quell renews' In curing old counhe, recent ' colds, arthinsr, MTe tb nut., and all polnecent disorders.—child by all ' &amebic, and at Profess:sr liolloway's Establishment, 241, Strand, London. THEORY DR, S. P. TOWNSENDS'S F,tdblished Groat Britain Liablished America UNITED STATES SARSAPARILLA. This aelebrated American medicine has now hes, eqabLi Med 'for nearly two years in this country, at 3.55, STRAND, LON I lON. and is the oldest preparation known by the name of TOWNsENDI3 SARSAPARILLA in Europe and America. TM great advantage which this preparation has user all others of • like character is Mat it is made from the root in a new and rob state, arlbls al, the virtues remain, and is also Isaac by cold alcoholic promsc which w cure. the medicinal qualities in their purest and most effective form ; thus superseding all the general but inedlcicat methods which are adopted by dm use of beat. There in no extract m the wield poesensing re much virtue to heal diavare, and so tan 'edam to the weak and debilitated system, thus sasspinv out of the body all disease. Every man who has lined it once will ever after be On frientl*ud advocate. DAVID W. 114 MR, general ..g.nt, 115, •ltrah , l (neat door to tho Royal Lyceum Thratrer. Pinta, M. ; quarto, D. Ilnit_d•ann quarto sent free, by sending l'oatAdiee order. „ it. - ii:.' .•_ -$:-..- _ ,t,...../ pgaINIW