The Express. — London, England, 1851-08-09 00:00:00

MINES. RAILWAYS. I _ --- (Pom Ms Lbs 4 New.) ITU following are yesterday's quotations; to-day's Silks FRIDAY ErrnlNO. trill k found( loth. fidi page.] Advice's have been received by the National Bra- SltAlltrl AND 1 1 1017 . 1 CILMOVARA NTEED. zilian Association , dated Cuibs, 6th June. A corn. munication had been m ade with the winCe to the 66 - r - rise on the Ist inst., and since then the miners had been busily engaged in securing the ground over the top of the winze, and they are now 'doping cast. The lode here is six fathoms wide. The day previ ous to date, a soft floor on the north wall had been met lode, with, and its underlie hearing regularly with the but at present it is difficult to say if it is likely to continue to any great depth. A sample taken' from it had proved to be very good. The commis sioner concludes his letter by expressing a sanguine i hope as to immediate returns, from the circumstance of thu presence of the soft floor, which appears to widen as it goes down. The produce of both mines , for ten days yielded 12 mica. 4 oz. 7 dwts. 13 gas. gold. Accounts from Lake Superior continue to afford evidence of the progr, ss of mineral enterprise. A great proof of this is noticed in the settlement off F.agle Harbour, which is situated on a peninsula on 1 the south-western shore of the lake, in the middle of f the richest and largest copper mines, and forms the I only eligible point as a place of shipment. Only two years ago the place was deserted. Further advice. From explorers fully confirm the reports of the purity and inexhaustible character of the copper mines in this region. Front the noted 'jiff mine L i s pecimens have been brought, some oT which arc s, pure copper, chipped from the mass, and others slightly tinctured with white quartz, a ll lit rt of which p will yield NI per cent, refined. The pure specimens Is were obtained 400 feet below the surface. Nearer the s t surface the quality gradually decreases, the surface •• ore not yielding more than to per cent. Specimens l of iron ore have also been procured from Carp River, m :i' which are said to yield 60 per cent., and to be of a sr. fine tough quality. Smelting works upon a large 1 scale have been established at Detroit, to reline the 50 ore an it comes down from the Lake mines, and e fit it for market. The works are now in partial ope ration, and considerable quantities of ore are re- M. mired there which are stated to be superior in qua- : lity to the b est English copper. A railroad from M. Lalre Superior to Luke Michigan is spoken of, the : distance being fifty miles over a levet country. This is project is designed to benefit the iron mines, as the in copper ore would take the other route, the distance I P from these mines being more considerable, and the cost of transport consequently greater. , SO , SI Il Sot .. abertlets le 1 SI Atitees. Detd4, limb mei hes*. 111 ISI eiret.Wolw. &Nate ( SI 11 ,ekbealiteL I ' Can Jes..lote Su t- I St. AO I Orbeti. end azatst ... .. D' *.. . la 0 area we lielyStad .. I. IS ' Uellt• tad StaietJaat. 1 SI . 0 ;OA lutaiks (gli Lt) ' I sod LSD)... . ..• SS IS Ds. (Sit Z. lii ... IR Se &Ain Oettstke . IS u Ilettee s s Valle, w: .• •.. tut &U.N.) a a D. elm II sad easi.; si 123 are laemitee ... . ael,, 111 Ds. Sow I shatet ima mei is t e as Wed !eels Dodo I sal Ens. hoeties..-.. L 1 /01 lellalentiao 4 Worm IL * Iliell n. =eralVet • SI ... .. i therte,,A.Dolorteol 1 1 4 lit De. 1, drew, LS per*. ' So so ocissish.ssewsse.cts.., et. 100 Western ... ... 11 I/ D. £57 .- ... .. SO Se Launder and Carla& .. Dame to ttl De. Mirth ... ... ... et. 100 iivara.lln tad TotteNzt 91 iii A A 111 11 tlis 79 111 CI 1 161 U 2041 ii 16 41 II 14 145 49 II ZS ZO i S. 12 Ss $4 /98 8,3 10 11l 79 SI 9 6 51 Pla Si Si * , m Do. Wont nionnium.• NI 44 Lei& 40511rek 114 Lambs •44 Madman 11. UM Irlalts& &S. Ckest I. 100 15 Ilerik.Waters I' 22 Do. de, New ohms— II Do. Firths 114.6104.,01.5ad LW) 10 & tioutls.ll4444re 1 44 • 44 4044.11,q4;;;110;114 . 5 • 4 '&o4l6.o4o.&Liscali•L 44 04.1104&&Liad. UMW iOu SS ... Do. 51464000 100 Do. Oka aa4 by .. I 474 11.400410441 &mania), .v . r. Aberimany, . . Is . Se Swam& Omar • Dalas II North In Sunk If INorth Widen I Nurtb&llM&Wsit..luse. 50 'Dike& Was..lolfolm . 25 'iambi 45 IS licattisk Meal 75 2' IS' xl MtTAI-4.—Mr. Monte's circular states that Welch liar iron is in moderate request; in r business has been done at 41. I:es. and 41. 174. AL—Staffordshire iron is less in l e request (or shipments, although the demand for the home so trade continues good.--Scotch pig iron No. 1 American brands may be guided at i n .. 7tl. free on board in Glassrau, 11 storilievia ri* warrants; ordinary brands, makers' oblige. t• , *e'. fwd. The stock is increasing, and speculators have , quite abandoned the article.— Swedish iron: Several arrivals u have taken place, hut not meeting the limits of the eon- II I signet* have been transhipped to New York and Bestow. The stuck is small for the seasim..—Swedish steel: Not any 10 transactions have transpired.—Copper continues unaltered ? I I ) ! price.-11ritish tin: No Ilariltii.ll has occurred in prices; et some large parcels in has and black have changed bands, is% mostly on speculatints—Eureign tin: The Dutch sale at IS: Amsterdam on Tuesday last has been the all-engrossing topie of the last few days; the quantity of slabs put up for sale was 111,190, and the result was as follows, via., 29,72's slalo of hence produced intl.; 13,113 ditto produced 47111.; "' 4:1,140.1 ditto produced 47t11.; 21,214 ditto produced 4:411; Man average of 471111., which is ilual to tsg/..15. free on • board at Rotterdam. The present stock of banes and straits may Ise estimated at 1,3.4) tons, against OM tons on 7th I St August. Ittal.—Spelter 100 tuns have twin done at 111. „. Ins , th livery in Ortober ; the stir's is 12,1;4 tons.—Lead: The demand is Rood. In considerable arrivals have tale° place. The imports in July were upwards of is 1,15)0 tree., ate miost 1,200 in July, IS:W.—Tin plates: The demand rowans. , good.--Quklisilver : The holders have 111 submittal to a decline of W. per lb. 11 :2 n " 61 7 112 . pi el 1111 1211 0. 2 2 pa IN Pl 4 1"1 4 11 17 2 9 ) m. V 42 o l 1 Ms 30 22 Olatlo bore ßoam 1 GaAs ariellmitsti ei.ssAl fj ra I ddb 17 19 14 13 es 3 21 419 11 9 6 94 61 411 14 146 134 16 1 1 7 4 7 4 sg si sis Sticembory sod Mega it!. W. Mui.) P Ds. 011111setr7 64 =Ms Uftion SO !Walk Rolm SO Swab Role. ii loddit Iforkrb.StltiverThal I dneli,ltotla,aulkede,S.ln. l 13 *dela, and Doofennhar 16; 4 •4torktoo and Hartlepool.. llllStameallawoollorilltall. IS SID Is 17 7 11 1 111 • • "I 1 am si 21. 14 13 21 NI 27 44 2 i 4 146 de 10 1 13 die Z 1 le 7 61 As 31 3 Ea 17i le! i 1 ral 6 101- 171 17 16 17 111 841 3 31 41 491 1 $1 9 111 1231 4 11 d• th I V 3 431 i lin ii i 13 Ni 11 1 3 11 1 6' 7i a az la ni I MARKETS. 81.70 AR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the lirthoh recchote In AliberkiL, competed froth the mums o f la the wrek coding the A. p.. lett, k 249. hid. per cwt. Pular, the protho eal the 14.oerillee, Ile id. huger, the produce et the beet ladle, 29.. id. The oeerap pies of the three &Nevin de ' Kilytiolbe,jotatly. ffe. LtTERPOOI., Aro. 8. SUGAS.—Tho oleo to-day are t-200 hhd.. Demerara, SU. Id. to 34..6d, Os GL to 415. 140 Or b .amaica, 34. Id. to Us. ; SOO bb d.. Antler, $3.. 6d. to 335.; 1 Barba. does, 31r. to 311 s. ; 7:e bags Deasser, 33.. 341.; 46 blob. Porto Ron :is. Corns -70 demo Jamaica. 40s. to 861. RICK —X* bags rood Knot, les. Not-sass —MO seas Barbados% I Se. fd. Kw, fwva-131 bon 148. 6d. BRISTOL, AVG. 8. SUOAR.— The Weet India market is still inanimate; end, as the de nand is far from 'mural, the buyers have again had the nun to awls favour, without leading to bunions et magnitude. 01 Mauritius, about I,OW balm bare been disputed et this yeti to the Foyer'. at Mod, rate. V.r.lin bin Wr demand, the twits re le proud const•toig 2,000 boxes to arrive, an 4 3,001 Immo on the 'pot, part of which were &moped, at about former priers. Re/Intro' pro• dues continots In excellent demand, and most descriptions may be quoted as rather dearer. Roam& and Ttmele, however, ray dull SI of see. la Item, no sales are reported. GLASGOW, Ara. 7: AS/Mi.—Montreal Pot continue at our former quota taw. tea. to Mt Gd. pee ewt., with eight demand. I Cerrox.—Our market has kept very firm during the week, the trade harms more freely ; and the advance milked in our last has i been fully maintained. Game AND FLOVIL—The initswts of the week are :—PoreMn. , 14,713 brie. Fleur. 4,091 Or.. Wheat, MG qr.. Indian Cron, 3,130 qrs. Oats, 1,1110 gee. been% 107 qtr. Pees; and, coasivelee. Se; qrs. Wheat. *A ea its Hour, 100 brie. Oats, 77 toes Oatmeal. The above noted o f Wheat me moderate ; those of Flour, in barrel*. very lams. With dull accounts from the south, our market ha. ruled dull, mud prices are rather lower fur Wheat, whilst barrel Flour I. acme, et eh", at 20s. rel. to 21e. Wag a reduction of from Gil. to la. per barrel (luring the week. The dentaid fur Kerley Is email, with no chsage in prices. White Outs have receded loom 3d. to Gd. per boil, with a dull sale. in beans and Peas transactions arc to favour of We buyer. Nothing doing in Indian COL LAMA—The market continues quiet, at Its. to 455. per ewe. NAVAL Swam—There le nu really line Nevin in the market, which would find ready rate. Medium mete are neglected. Oita are in acive demand at our homer glieletioll/1. DTARvoee.—The market ie very dull, balm of St. Domingo Lop weal have been mete at U. Ile. per toe, and of Jamaica at 31..3 i tinercitron Berk ;Philadelphia) may he quoted at ftom be Gd. to M. p l ii . l ; 4e , r . 0 c , i e rt . . —Dacca to without change, but to expected rather to' . imerove. It le yet tan early for grease butter, but the little that bag Mee in the market has Lend ready purchasers at 335. up to Me. fur really fine. TALLuIf is inhaler demand, sad prices have somewhat improved. COTTON.—LtentrooL, Ago. B.—A large burinem boa again been traveected durum the we'll, at an advance of td. per lb. upon the middling qualities of Americas; the lower Mood (Match were previously ait much neglected) bare been In lammed deintnil, and at aroma fv. per lb. dearer. The better rkracriptions are in km request, and aim be purchased on rather tarter [cram Brazil and Egnellen bane participated in the general activity, but in commodity of the good supply on eale, are rather cheaper. TM stles in carat bare Oa n extensive, and moat kinds have been fully Id. per lb. higher, the greatest advance bring obrervihle in the common end middling quatrain. Speculated lure talon 6, , 90 American, 70 Per usal, 940 Iraaatharn ' SlO rayon:us, and 1,3/ 0 Bunt; and ciPurte , 7.100 American, 530 Yentas, and 1,450 Surat. WOOL.—Latus, Arc. d.—Sales of combing wools bare been confine I to the tepid, of the Imm.dure rt Quite saints of manu facturers. Prkee are quote I about the tattle as met week. Clotbne sorts of dila wads of low qualities ate sante and in good demand at dna prism In the foreign wool market business has teen picky active this weed s and recent rate• are firmly supported. LIVZRPOOL, Aro. B.—There is a steady demand for low Wools. at firm priory, and stocks are eery light. Most of the recent miler& ere held for pub.ic *ale on the alio, wools about lt,da U boles will be offered. The public sales In unMon are going oa without change. HOSIERY, &c.—LEicrsini, Aug. B.—There is every apiwaranee of a fair aw rue business for the memo. hhet of the herly unemyloyed operatirts are now in wont; and we und, rstand thw 3 far trade a. for Nevem' buyers Imre been in the market making arrat,gens uts for their autumn man. The yarn Unde to aomparatively dull, and but Wile ts doing ia wools. COALS.-LONDON, AtOVIDT 8.-CLOSE OE THE. MAR- E.E.-13-des's West !Imlay, 13a ; Daddia't Weal Hartley, 146.; Joasurhun's Hartley. 12.. 6d. ; Tan 6.1.1 door, 12.. 6d.; Went Wy• 129 9d.; W 6116 End Cardurdi, 196. 9d. ; Walls Cad Ilisffey, lb. ; W 2178 End Hilda, 13..; Walla End Original lidsua, ' 19a. 6d. ; Eden Main, 145.; Walls Ertl Bradt') 11, 15s. ; Walla Eud Helton, 136.; Walla Eud Ihruell.. 13a.; Walls End !wanton, 148. 94.; Walls End Petaher, 136. Ga.; Wails End tanner. Henna, 14s. 6d. ; W.. 116 had Sunda. land, 128. ; Walla End °intim, 11a. 941. ; Walla End Denison, 13s. 6.1. to 13s. 91. ; Walls End Haugh 149; Walls Ead KeUoe, 10. 3d.; W. 2. End 66 . 7 . 11 n 111. 4118 P. 81 . 14a. 9d. ; Walla End South lielkr, 141.; Walla End Intawthi itl.; Walls Eial Adelaide Two, 14s. 3d.; Walls Ead Maclean's Tee., 174. 14.1.; Wall. End ffelianues Teen, 136. &I.; Walls End South Durham, 13a. Gd ; scat. End Tee... 13a; Birehgroce Ordgula, Ina.; Oarion Hartley. 145.64; Met:LW and Cardiff, 21s. - Slaps at market, IIS; saki, 63. CORN.—Cur.tmsronu. Aug. S.—There was a smaller oupply of Wheot at mark. t today, formers being busily engaged In the Writ.: hai scot. A large breadth will be cut this witch; a few eem• plea of new Atom, on toe market; qu lily and quantity is earicuoly apoken of. The nee we-Aber chesitcd buoinem, and tortoni most be written Is. to 2s. lower. limn+ and Koch; nominally tin...biol. /vend samples of new were offering; quality goal; prior. 24% - to 255. - COVENTRY, Aug. 8.-We have been liberally supplied with great. to-day, and prices have further reeettaL the sub; tined quotation' were fur beat qualities: Wheat, (So. to 16a. Barley, 27e. Ito 295. Irate, 24.. to 275. Mane, Ile. to 12e. Od.Pests, lb, to 12%61. Ex Erni, Aug. 1.-The weather being all that can be desired for harvest operations. we hada deader attendance of fanners et our market to-day. Wheat sold "lowly at a decline of 2e. per qr. en the prime mid lost week. Parley maintained its value. Oslo sold at a decline of le. per qr. Wheat, white. 425. to 415.; red, 335 . to 41% Farley, 212.. to 2se. Oat% Pm. to 225. per or. We hear enro -1 L l'i ti t fo a eu t i l i7l o tar eedip7glll7tiNt. :liiet'vtini,e=svg,7.l7b7l.ll-s; 0n On twelve days alm o nd every held hi turning back , and the smell arising from the plants as very oti.n.ive. LINCOLN, Aug. 8.-We had a large show of Wheat at oar market today, with • slow trade, at tu'ly 2e. decline. Wheat, 'tied, red, 375. to 4tm.; white, 41e. to De. There is icarcely a maple of wring corn showing la our mareet. LivearooL, Aug. 8.-With as fine weather as possible the hamert is now progreeeing fevourably in the southern and many of IM Midlat.d Counties of England. and in this immediate neigh. bonehead, on early soils. several ttelds of Wheat and nets are bang magad; in some at the Dien markets a few %maples of now Olds and Dere barley hove appeared, but the reports 0: the prospects of the Wheat crop in that country are lees encouraging than in this, certain beelines mpg aring to have suffered from blight anti other manes ; the breadth of land under this crop being at the male tiles of limited Went this year, wham that of barley ie mid to be good, and Oats wry sbandant. or potato.. within the lest law dens the accounts Monte Ns more centheting than heretofore, the disesie in many dim telses having re-appeared in rather a virulent form; in 'ewers' of the Raiff& duties similar completive ten. preyed, yet we do not learn Wit the tubers have been already seriously oml-id, nor: the blight ai general into excite much alerts. Depending on the weather mad the remit et harvest. the British and him mareets are haverithly still kept in a state of sueperoe, and yam genera Ij reported on the • decline. We have received very manly supplies of English, DIM, and foreign produce into this post Moor Monday lAN as will appear on reference to the particulate we have ne joined. Miming in the present anomalous state of the trade little intercourse 1 with the Mario, and very few country miller', at our Corn Lachunge to.day, the trtmeactione in d heat were altogether title's! in amount; Importer% however, acting no OIX talon for pre wing rale, on lower leelle,,Malaffied to require Tueiday's rates, which were warcely but namindly IlMillialsed. Superior Mends of States. and Canadian Flour. snag ma ingrownl demand, were takes more freely by ouneuruere, with hew he Investment, heated and inferior perms moving slimly, at Words& nice.; and French on the terms last noted. barley, Walt. fear, and Peas, upon a very moderate demand, merely SWF WIWI their predoas value. Oats and I We're), although still scarce, Weee Ott e leelfeed, and the tarn cheaper. Indian Corn on the spin wen Why stpaelogly again to-day, at a decline of &l. per qr.; in the week, however, several cargoes for future setival bare eh.npsu heals. Arrivals Into Liverpool from the sth to the 7th of August, inclusive: Wheat, 2,712 qrr. ; 51a1., 1,140; Oats, 770, Indian Corn, 2,377; Oat meal, 346 sacks; roue, 1,232 auks and 4,2%1 barred. MAIDSTONE, Aug. 7.-There was a good show of Wheat at make to-day, with prime tending downward. We bed several wimples of new Pees arid winter theta, the )emend for which was very limited, and as the prices Baked for each were disproporthmate sales were not effected. New Poe, 27e. to des. Winter fare% Is. Gd. to In per bushel. Oats, Vs. to 21% per qr. WAKEFIELD, Aug. 8.-The weather is now propitious belie prowled met,., and has its usual influence upon the corn trade. 'Today our arrivals are large of wheat ; a gre .t portion le foreign, fresh qualities of English are Is. per qr. lower and scarcely any sale for vecondary note ; on the whole very little done. Barley nominal. Oat and' 'belling are steady. Beans in limited demand, • without much alteration in 'Jut. Little doing in other articles. %neat, per qr. of 60lb. to the bushel, Suffolk, Eye:, and Kent, red, 40% to 41e.; extra, 425.; white, 44e. to 45%; extra, 45%; Nor folk and Huey, red, 37% to 7 5x: extra, 45e.; white, 395. to 42%; ahem, 43,.; Lincalmhire and Cambridgeshire. red, 342. to MA; Oda, She,; white, Me. to 41e.; extra, 42%; Yorkehire, red, beat sys, ; See.; white, 375. to 41e.; extra, 42%; llentzior aid white, old, 395. to 43e.• extra. 45e.: Li (( xis einti tied, 33.1. to 87%; extra, Ws.; Medeterraneen. red, Me. to Resit er ubm, alta.; okl Entrada, 36. to 43a. ; white, 47% Barley ger Grinding, 23a. to 2Ss; foreign, 235. to 23..; extra. n& Li t. p. w eer, 031 b. to the bushel, small, tine, 31a. to 33e. ;deka, lei be. i foreign, 27e. to 29e. Oats, per stone, meeting, nt. lo ltd. • feeding, led. to ltd.; foreign, 103. to 104& : pee knee 26110., 21% to 291. Malt, per load of 13 Wadi, Idle. to 37e. Pea% per qr. imp., blue and white boilers. IS., Is 1p..; extra, 50a; grey and hied, 20s. to 278.• ' extra. 15% Rapeseed, per last, imp., Legible, 22/. to 24/. ; (erne, 221. to 213. Linseed, per imperial qr., 430. to 455. Imports during the week; Wheat, 15,149 qrs.; Barley, 505; 0tt5,2,3134; Bear., 451. ; Peas, lee; Rapeseed. 73. CATTLE.-EeEtta, Aug. 8.-The number of Beasts driven in was under the average, whilst of Weep red Lambs the supply was very large. Fat Beef wee not vere plentaf al, and for really wood articles M. per score was obtained err/eta difficulty. Barren Heifers are becoming scarce, some of the best made se. Gd. per more, but , lakrior ones were not worth more than 3s. but few Steers were driven in, for cne of the beet pairs in the market lad. wan asked, but that nom was not obtained. Among Mealy arid Calms was a good lot of Guernsey and Jersey Heifers in calf, for whi7h from W. la he 121.12 e. was aekel. Butcher.' Cares were ,twee. and sold at 41. le aid, pee lb. Sheep were p'eniiful, very prime Small Eat webtn sell it all. per lb., but those of larger sire were not worth nose ties Vat Ewes, M. to 4'd. per lb. Lamb, 3,1. to Md. per lb. awe to I 24a. 32e. each There was a large supply of Pork COMM. =Mb*. The avenge price was 7a. tat. per mute; but a few 1 ihrir s pe Go were sold at 7s. 91. w, Aug. 7.-We can quote no imu r oe:nent it. DJ=Wt Wells, the supply cominslng still , and adlee tat elowly, with a downward tendency. numbers Wept _Om IP, Sheep 1,949, Lambe 3,03 e. The prices were, Best reinged4:lerree:tikrlneitp., 4th. ; ;. Ira* heel, ha, each ; carnet, IS.. to Lb!, and a We in- seta e ll °r ous l - d s, 1 ha to to. Yt.Sosu Day w►en made a; In General Pan 041los Londe& Trout what Port derpatahed. Wag Aug. 7.-Our baptists made a slight int- , •lIIIIVa._ greseasant Ono; test week. Cowlils, Aug. 8.-On Monday last we thought there CI C10 . ::- „ a u. t Llverpool. g.t._.t ormmaid. Aselst S. August s, :us . Wes littleimprovement; but to-slay. Thursday. see them worse. ~..,,,,......t Gesegertid, Augoirt7. fro. WITUTHAII, Aug. 7.-No improvement since our last, „ -at Bristol, August S. from with woes few eseepthes. We are es nattily on the decline. r ,.„,„,-., „,„,„;.,, ..,„„, 7 , „.., _____ . CROCKRAM HILL, Aug. 7.-Our gardens are coming Ey., nfi „-int Greagxk. Augirst a, from . Wu he. very feet, but the backward and Weiler! arniens are kralriWl E1...M1D See .1 Ayes -at Fchnoutb, August 6 , from ewe' : from A ac t "glasiaisawrawr, Aug. 7.-Our best grounds are ► still pro- Tittl ' ira,,,:aw -a - t e li ttil, A r L itgelf . from Peter•burg awl WOW* oat Veer WWII Into ben ; but the wieldy cad Ilanouce ale ElllL-at Poetionostb, august 7, from _ Dental el bine wiewet de mueb, however favourable the weather ; 111SLX-off Doter. Wen ,-• ,_ ....... ltem . 4 U 0 % WO& to. . IIeMOSZISII-lir LiVerprOl, A 14114 S. Er • Clannatarr, Aug. 7.-In this parish there is a consider- hen HAMMOICU-at Greasoek, August?, frah....- -....Quebea aim dismata nf opinion, rouse planters state that there is a slight LYDIA-11r Hull, August 7, Ewan-. --.....- ......... Qaebre lopeemist. others that they are decidedly in a worse state; but ell 1.0111300-1 1 r Ilell. /AMR 7, tea-vale ..... ....... ........ Tarearog epee Oat the rituality will I* short. I lAriPla-at Shielde t Mersa T. iblen-.- Derail/fen. .. -Trieete lIWRVIIXT, Aug. 7.-A few gardens are making a slight IA CIA-11l favaa, Atil Mom August 8, from- Yank" lespeDeement. but many garden. are quite as bad as they were three 'Le Le vi? CaireaAL-"t= Amus , ~ trott , ottos. Weeks eine, when we sent our W t repurt. LAW! or rim Lass-ww Riga EDENnitioug, Aug. 7.-e have a decided improvement 3141" Brim-at °M onom ial- it - i A u g mt m . 4 77: tram N ewyork lia some al our ground. mace' there last rains, the Woe haring limit Mr ' new°. Au -at lIIALVWA-o , lP‘Uhrli , AMIN' 7 . free , Quebec Asses MI Maine alto burr ; but we have some gardens that use milt u.ow,-.°_,,,,......00.0. Au ., 1, h um. _ Archangel NOW levy onlitelyto grow runny bops.-Duty, 80,000/. to 80,u001. N .,. As _ ss a sysissa„, a tit , c from Touningcn WAIIMLETON, HELIANG LT, AND lIAILsitAM, Aug. 8.- pstrA7u. Rolex-at Ora August 7, from tiamtiurg The Moe grows, but we stint get the young shows clear. Some .. s Mennen ROT4L-St OrS August 8, from Smyrna grounds are branching out and begin to Mum for bur. Nor way Anti He RN It AM, Aug. 8.-We have not made any advance, PARACSiIf -at Orommend, August 8, from Rotterdam weithn It there Hoehn+ to do so; but we shall get • few. The lest ff the,. -st Roehmter, August 7, from Patent:yore PriaCas-at Lieerpool, August 8, from two days end nights have been unkindly for the new shoots. PAISCILUIROTaIreer Dover, fr0n5........-. ...... ......--.......fenyma WA do Aug. 7.-Getting more black ; the young psavasersa-olf Weymouth, from -....- ..... .............haplcs dour Dot look siv prosnismg; full of everything that tends to pupas -at Liverpool, Auguot 8, from Cullno Were them; yet we shell get stew. Buss e - -t Penzance Auto* 6, fr. m .......... Nevis floor., Aug. 7.-This and many of the adjoining parishes syLrst Grimsby, Auguiit 6, from ....-...................1Nch1 b 5 et0 are pretty with le one plight, all looting very badly; as for a mop, Stir-at Hui, August 7, from Danteie we do not think we shall get more than one quarter of last year's Seeress-at Vermouth, Myriad 7, trews Rasa growth. Swarr-at Torbay, August 3, from DALLusorog, Aug. 7.-These cold winds have done harm 8 . _ MIA IIOrrSIT-at Esmonth, August 6, Dom - L. Adelaide to tire voung *hoots. We do not improve, neither Is there free'.- for P.n , e - m Oiovesrod. August 7 . free , Rattle them to get better. Taxmen-It Hull, August?, from Petereburg IIItIttsTMONCEUX, Aug. 7.-have made little or no ire- Marseilles Tantrism-at Lynn, Austria 7, from rawis-at Griouiby, Ammon 7, rum . Riga prevement shone our to report. We consider the duty over at at „ is a sscoss ....., urit ,...... A. August 7, from ....... -.Archangel ,110 rent.; 60,0001. will be nearer, unto » they have a fresh mime Oar vs.. .... August 7, t ' the better. .ores - at Hu., roes Stettin Vsaus-at Hull, August - 7 from Stettin rONFIELD, Aug. 7.-The hops in our district this year ...,n. ass Steams-at Uritris base to contend with a moot desperate covetoue re 'Hwy en tof lire. * liy. August 1, teem •.."•-eremite& WusencaLts-at Bbielda, august Os bum ?Creagan sot content to take four.lifths of our mops -they want to devour wootmccA _ At t i yi s ti ,„„.‘ &mpg 4. frost Jamaica them all, and, with very few eseeptionii, they *named so as to leave I scarcely any for the glower. We must now Saida bad, lincl, as we remarked some few weeks back, there is no mistake abort It. BATTLE, Aug. 6.-The stock bine is very foul, and the early team have a sombre hue. There soma, however, to be a dimi nution of vermin; what there are reek the younger shoots. tiansi. &Ting the *male, burr Is showing rather Indy, but last night's bleak air meet have reigned its development, and to-day the wind has woos Mumndy from the north-night has set in without any indi cation of a milder temperature. lIRIGHTLINO Aug. 6.-We are now in the midst of a mat severe Might ; all hopes of getting most one third of la-t year's g• meth, are now at an mad. Ovronn, Aug. 6.-We cannot report more favourably of the general IA of the hope than Opt week ; in one or two gardens there an Improvement, but the others are WOW*. lissisixo, Aug. 6.-Several grounds which gave much promise in May, are now in a hawker elate, ; altogether we are worm than last week. SEVENOArta, Aug. 8.-Since our last report, considerable 1 improvement has taken place In many of our garden; and fining I hope. are now entertained that thing, will tarn out bettor than WAS at hest anticipated. WEaVtItIIAM, Aug. 6.-The hops in some gardens in thin pariiih have imprured since last wish. Although the hop growers are e maimed that a great crop cannot broepected, yet we hope to have a kw. home sondem are looking very Md. Pr.mnt. tiv, Aug. 6.-Wc divide our plantations into two pariiiins -the one hl. el and sickly, affording a criberablo orcepect; the other, where the bine has been .hurt, he .Ithy and vigoroas. ann. should the weather be favourable threuah this month, we may got a fair eyelnkte. Vt ARTLING, Aug. 4,-Within the last few days there have been some nmptcans of improverne a, end the remain ime dreg is maiiy phteee. We are sow In hopes of getting • few hem Me Mlll laproventent is too Might cod late to glow any quantity this yew. WEITHAM, Aug. 7.-The hops do not improve, and it Ogre are no better than in thia neigbbourbool, it will be of very little emeequesee whether the dum is taken off this year or Dot. It will I be a grostiuo where the next instalment of duty Is b• come Irony toe Os qualitity grown with tiii, it is bi per`, will not exceed I cwt. per OM this yam., where Marti • ion acre was groan larr.-Stlre , Vont/ord. From the LONDON GAZETTE.—Fri-lay, Aug. 8. BAILED. ALBlON—from GTATeNelfd. August 8, to funnies A.i -from Gravesend. August 8, to Leghorn ARCIGOALD—nom Liverpool, August 8, to Tarn MOP VAlX—from Liverpool, Auguel 8, le Beirut 1111 MIN DEILICHANT—from Bristol, August 8, to Quebec CAf.OLlNZ—from 611111,441 d, AUNIINt 8, to Pingapore CAItOLINR treat Gravererul, August 8, to &thin ' Coati sues Unmoor. —from Gravesend, August 8, to.. o w Vora rlllO, K ing —from Liverpool, August 8, to New lea Ileum—from Cardiff, August 7 , to C. de Clea n ds li, —from Gravesend, August a, to New York INOlJnroon—fmm Orartnesal, August 8, to Calcutta J.INAT—Iron Liverpool, August tl, ta New York .1 eurs Csai.—from Newport, August 7, to Bt. mamas Wiwi—from Bristol, August 8, to Yenfounill.nd Boar Cludhow— frets bouthampton, August 7, to Quebec !hams AND JAN.—front Liverpool, A og ust 8, ts Thaaawn—from Liverpool, August a. to Z.,nte TANJolll—from Liverpool, Anguet N to Cronstotlt Ton :Well—from Yorks!, Augitst et, to Catena(' ' Wm. Paaut—from Liverpool. August a, to ll. A. WALTIROX—troni Liverpool, Au, mat p, to Windsor, N.S. Jaunt Flesmiorr, Whllectopel, engine ' r, to surisseder Aug. 20 at 14, and sept. 20 at I, at liamnaltalluseet. Sol,. Lindsay and Plasm, tiredsalit-stteet, City; off. walk, Stusleld, basingball• street. @AMA?. ellrarlllLl. and TuoYAN rcApts, Chureh.mw, Limehnuse, builders, Aug. 20 at 12, and Sept. 11 1 at 121, at Misinahall-rtteet. Sol., Cullen, Iligb.stteet, Poplar; ed. wig., Cratiam, Coleman. trent. WILLIAM CLOUGIITON Kingston-span-1141, atudieneer, Aug. 20 and I Sept. 17. at 12, at Leeds Court told at Kimiston.tipon•HulL Sole., Richardoist and Le, 1141; off. as.M., Carrick, 11,11 Jinxes Corpaxe„ 014 Bond-street, publisher, Ang.2o at 11, and Sept. 20 at 11, at ff.mMghall-street. Solo., Laurance and flews, Old Jewry-chambers; off. asCg., Stanfield, Itafinghallmtreet. Wruasu Eowsau FOLLIT, Clinton-11.1LT, eY mere-town, comfit and gilder, Aug. 15 and Sept. 12, at 1, at liasinglian.atreet. hot., I owls, Wilmington squate ; off. affix., Cannon, Birclin.lane. JOHN YLANCLiti”, Paean and L.andport, ilampshire w mVendraper. Aug. 14 at I, and Sept. I/ at 2, at ilsoinghallmtreat: SoLf., Mews. Linklater, Charlotte-row,slaus.on-house; off. wig., Whitmore, Baslnghallmtreet. Ilmiar limns, Regent-street and Stafford-row, draper, Aug. IS at 11, and Sept. II at I, at lirsingLill.strect. Sots., Mann. Link later, Cearlotte.row, Mansion.bouse ; off. aesig., 14 hituume, Basiug hall-street. CONFTANTINE Paters 1114....T1LL1C, ebbleeek, DMICLIthirC, miller, Aug. 20 at 11, and Sept. 17 at I. at Exeter Court. Nolo , Winfield and Andrews, Dorchester, and Stogdon, Exeter; off. assigi, HirtmL Exeter. Dose losses, Bwan.street, City, jeweller, Aug. 14 at 11, and Sept. II at I at Ilimingliall.streeL Sals., Maws. LinkLder, Ow. late-row, Mansion-home; off. 'lrwin, Cninan, Birehin.lane. norm.. LLRIA and imam II , Yorkshire., spirit mer chants, Aug. la and Sept. 19, at 11, at Lee& Court. sols., Yenning and Co., Tskenhouse.yard ; t raven and Rankin, Ile x; and Courtenar and Compton, Leeds; off. assts., Young, . Joan Nixie's, sea., Watlingborough, Lincolnshire. hoot owner, Aug. 20 and Sept. 17, nt 11., at Leeds Curt held at Kingstor.-upon- Hull. Sole., Scott and Tahourdin, Lincoln's-Inn.firldr; Toyabee, Lincoln; and Stamp, !lull; off.assig., Cirrick. lout, Pam; is, Chespide, City, clo.hier, Aug .: W alll, and Sept. 20 at at liatringlia 11-street. &Is., Meson. Liuklater, Charlotte. row, Mansion-house; off. assig., Pennell, Basinghall.stieet. • Joint 'Ppm-rest, Market Peeping, Lincolnsbire, innkeeper, Aug. 29 , and Sept 12, at 10, at Birmingham Court held at Nottingham. Sots., Brown, Market Defying, and Bosley, Nottingham off. ass's., Billiton:in, Nottingham. Wit 'lOl York•llife, SOUS inanufmturer, Aug. 2/ and Sept. 19, at 11, at Leeds .Mort. &As., 'Waren, Ilalifas, and • Courtrn.'y and Compton, Leeds; on. wig., Premium, Leeds. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. —......- Aug. 3. RICHARD Snows, laverpaul, draper. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Caswell Cast, Heaton Dorris, lencashlre, cotton mainufatturer - 3rd die. of 2 123-256 d. Aug. II nod csery subsequent Thursday, an Lee* Mmusbester. Jailita MATIMW CAPSDAI.a, Norwich, draper-let die. of Sr. rd., Aug. 9 and subsequent Satut day, at thoones, Abchurch-lanc. ABRAHAM Cosmetics, Iltunedge and Kos View, Lancashire, cotton spi aver-Ist div. of 7s. W., any Tuesday, at Mackenzie's, Man chester. Jeers Pouts, Harlow, groc.•r -2nd die. of Is. Gd., Aug. 9 and subse quent Saturday, at broom's, Abchurcb.lane. Mensal, sue, n, Preston, Lancashire, corn merchant-2nd div. of I I id., Aug. 14 and any sub-equent Tburslay, at lee's, Mallebe.tvir. Bashi. Sums, Manchester awl Salford, grocer-final die. of Is. 4 I 1.16 d., any Tuesday, at Heckel:vs% Manchester. /DIVIDES P.S. -Aug.llincklif Shettleld. manuf -Aug. 29. J. Cumin, Bradford. Yorkshire, fe, stuff MalllifsCUtter actturr . CERTIFICATES to be granted, nukes mum Iss sheens to the 'ossuary ea the day el essetbag. Sept. 2. T. Brown, Leeds, stock broker-Aug. 29. W. Frudd, Barnsley, Yorkshire, draper-Aug. 3u. J. Iltbeka, Millpond-bridge, Itotherhitbe, cooper-Aug. 30. J. Steele, !Toting-bridge, near Hoch. dale, York.ture, brewer-Aug. 30. H. Whalley, AWSWEIons Emus- CLAN ii,..AMTICLES of CLOTHING for IMMEDIATE. DER. PON AL. or D OMESTIC USE. 37. GLENNY'S BALIMIGGAN STOCK IN OA, twelve pair weighing only Keen The. aa..ellent Stocklnv are manufactured in RI c , onity of Duldiu. and for elaiticity sod exqu.le.ftnew of teature are iiiiri.allel by the product, of Nuttiii•diani ; they combine all the beauty of .111 c with the durability of cotton, and room than it. combat. belnl inconceivably plca.sit to wcar. Spielincii. , of Hile beautiful Irish fabric nay bo wen at CHARLES .LESS T'S Warehouee, 33. Lumbard.eHeet, the only Lowe they can be tatrelataed at. THE RENT GUARANTEE SOCIETY. —lncor poratril under the 7 and Viet., eiri. IW. shire, mercer. . PARTNEWSHIPS DISSOLVED.-R. IL Barker, S. Dairr•l3, and J. Barker, Thi. n, Yorkshire, worsted weinutacturere, so far as ft girds S. Dawson-D. Cooper and W. Baxter, Manchester, mnitbs- Sarah Crow and Anne Cross, Shrewsbury, thrupshire, dressmakers- T. J. Griffiths and 11. Cornish, Liverpool, linendraprra -C. Uindley, C. P. Ilindley, and NY. IL Matcher, Dukii.field, Cheshire, cotton spinners, so far as regards W. H. butelitte-C. Ilindley . and W. U. Sutcliffe, West Mill, Dear Ashton-under-Lyne, cotton spinners-W. B. limner and R. B. Fronart, Manchester, oil refiners-U. Marshall and Li. Benson, Leeds, tailurs-J. Marshall and J. Mackay, Liverpool, ship store mesas/its-J. Martin and F. Mott, Mari lebone-lane, Usti , chesterwquare, clothiers-W. Oates and E. Wood. Manchester, - joiners -1. D. Haddock and E. Ruildoek, Reading, Berkshire, cabinet I makers-W. G. Tiley and It. D. Hull, Erenley and Ilechtield, Hemp ' shire, surge cis-J. Vickers and I. Sutton, Trini4stiquare, Tower i hill, City, wine merchants-1. Wrap and H. lease, Pontypool, Mon- I . mouttabue, saddle.. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. lows CRAWTOID. Glasgow, manufacturer, Aug. 14 and Sept. 4, at the illlube Hotel, Glasgow. Ailliaaw Fiore, Kiklary, Bowss'eire, factor, Aug. 14 and Sept. 4, at killbion's Hotel, Tain, loon nun so d Hotel, bWAN RCOULL Glaow, merchants, Aug. 14 - and Ses, 8, at the Globe lintel, Glisigow.sg SHIPPING, r-VTELLIGENCE. wa “tliklpping (*agent &ad "Role'. SEABORNE MAILS. IX *sties that tee meth ere rest tom the General Poet.oille the lute—and II by t►e moroins--dePpateh.] • • USTKALIAN LINE OF PACKET SHIPS, . RAM for syIoZET Direct, sral R. gular Trader.. Ilur VAN 10l eM EN'S i r k A,. PORT rfitur. ROUTII AUs PR ALIA, Re.- lime •plas. keg ` d}l chips are all of (be And e 1.% 1:uo r arst elegant astoramudatiess > R p,..aagara. Awl enporeinents will : a as rot Aar l her. Aar. of sai'ier. GLORGE AHRERTON itoYAL MEDWAY MAITLAND RIENZI IRIS ........... T"'" ---- --- IWO J. JUMP rrdilleY, lOll.lO 600 J. James Pwt PlaHp tar. Is 7011 Y. itob.as.... Putt Philip Atty. Ss SOO A. Notkwatad IPort Philip. .rpt. S Wm W. !leery 630 11. IV ;la ylor. Adelaide .. tag. SS 530 It. 1h.1 1 .N.n 2 i.Oft Natal Ault. 25 • • re 1.4_1,07 - -- _. 4 .43, to the un•tersienitt. who are aria. 'betty deepateiting a eacetrotion of ettoertor lirat-claws ship, (regu:a inders) to each of the Austruhau ask no v, ac. MARSIIALL end Unit: m E it, Fesehttreh-.nett. - CHESTEIt sod HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.— REDUCTION of VARY.a. On end niter FRIDAY, Augudo Ist. win is` through and conveyed at the following Fares, which inclialis the yais, rage money t 'omen Kingatown mat Holyhead. either by the Route of the Chestir tad tluly head, or of the City of Dublin Cos porueo. Smuts rams. Return Ticket,. M CI. 2nd Cl. let (l. 2nd el, a. d. a. d. a. d. e. d 0 -. f London Between I liihningtuirn Kingstown .( Manchester and i t luster iLiverpool The licturn Ticket. between Didalin, Lverpool, Chester, Man•!,(s. ter. and Birmingham, will be available for the Ketorn Journey f ir SEVEN DAYS after date of lame. Thom between Dublin and Lord( n FOURTEEN DAYS. Departure from Kingstown. Arrival In inn ion. 1 .3 0 a.m. Espreni. II 0 p.m. 1 0 p.m. Mail. 450 am, 730 von. Mail. 1 0 p.m. Departure from London. Arrival in Diablin. all 30 am. Express. 10 Al p.m. •3 0 pats. Express. 11 10 a.m. 11 0 a.m. 40 p.m. Mail. • No Second cla•I by the Esprer• Trains between Chester, Ka, mingham or London. Through Pahrugers by these Trains most re.laink at ebe.trr. Tickets can be obtained at the Dublin and liitigstrian Lola iy Terminus, or on hoard the steamboats. J. O. FilNtiLit. Supenntantlent'a Otftec, Chester, July 31, 1021. CHESTER and II 0 I.Y H RAI ) RAILWAY. ROYAL IRISH N.CTIONAL CATTLE SHOW In Dublin iin :lie 13th, 14th, and 15th last. LONDON to DUBLIN to II lli urs per raper* Train. Through tickets will he issued at toque Station hy the 'J.3O a.m" 3.0 p.m.. lind a. 43 p.m. trains. First Clem angle Tickets £3 0 0 arrant C 11.3 Me: Return Tickets at a foe and a half, available for 14 day., either c r a r Chi der and Holyhead Cumpany, or City of Iluiam Company's LONDON to CURL Ist Clean — /3 14 0 Ind Clare I IT 0 Return Tick" IA ( lam. --.. 5 0 0 Ditto Ind Class LONDON to KILLARNEY We ard eks. B.4CK. to return within Three Ist Clam £6 0 0 2nd CI,. $ 0 0 let Mop lk kets only issued per Express Titt between London end Clu,ter.—ll) order, LINGER. buperintondent's Office, Chester, August 6, IL% T i oNDoN sad NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. LAKEM OF CUMBERLAND. nICKF:TS AVAILABLE for SEVEN DAYS, by the ord.r.ary trains. WINDEBNIEBF:, will be Petted at the tulharicat fare ,-o and atter the 30th Met. Full particulate may hr had o. in.pary. London to Windermere and hick —MA clue, I emmnal clam, C 2 U. Hy orucr, MARK DUNI!. General Iffastayees Office, Euaton-statiun, 25th JIIDC, 1 , ii. LONDON and NOItTH . WESTERN anal CILES TER and HOLYHEAD RAILWAre. —The CCLEBILATED tiKITANNIA TUB( LAR and SCSPE•SION BRIDGES mar the MENAI STRAIT:it and NORTH WALEtI, the ISLAND of ANGLE SET, and HOLYHEAD. WEEKLY TICKETS Al REDUCED RAT/.a. Arrangements harm" been made to allord inn tic. en .q.pnrtunity of Mailing the above intermit:me onjecta end the marroilicent winery of North Wales. TICK ETal wilt be biautal at the Photon Station, avail. able for ONE WEEK from the date of noir, by any train, to:tainting to clam, allowing the holder to stop ut Cheater, or any Malkin on the Cbeater and I lalt head Railway. but not to travel twice over the name portion of the railway in one directkin. 1,106. Ranee , / or Mall Train Fir.t Liaa. Ordinary Teat. &moil Owe Onttnary 'tram/ By "e.t.a'. MARK HUISII, London and North-We/tem Railway; J. O. BINGER, Che,a r aril Holyhead Railway. General Manager'e Hata.. Etwton atation, June, tall. L.l 10 0 io 2 0 0 UNADULTERATED ISINGLASS for INVA LIDS and TABLE DELtrArtv.s.—Nothing Is mo important is the Jiet of the Invalid as the certainty of obtaising in a genuine rate thiSe articles that lire neccostrF tier his restoretion, and equally ea. sential to the epicure is the undoubted pet fiction of so important am ingredient. isinglaa•. Gelatine and its d.ceplions, either alone or in combination, disappoint Kith the invalid and the epicure, who are respectfully informed lb it, with a view tee protet them from the re. o ntly.ezpored aslulteratioo. Mr. JAMES TICK Eltst made artantro. moms for softening the gelatine cut Kllsel.kN 14I'0 LASS, in small bale. , parked tied scaled St his factory. l'onsumers are therefore re. commended to line wrchil orders for VICKI KS'i GENUINE RUS SIAN IsINGLASS, la sealed psevtr, that being the only form in which they can depend on always btaining a I okily pure and unadial. turated article. Sold retaii gauntlets , ( 1..1', 4, and 3 ounorP, or 1 lb., by every chemist, grocer, and Italian warehouseman in the King. duce, and wholesale at the factory, 2J, Little Bidet°, London. DU BARRY'S REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD. Cure No. 71. of dyroperala : from the Right lion. the Lord Stuart de Metes :—.. I have derecal colluder:llde benefit hum your lbsslents Aratacs Fall, and enr.siiier It she to yourselrea anti the public to amhoriee the puhlitation of three linc , ..—atuart de Deciea. Cure 4t0,a32:—.• Fllty )otllfc . ialle,cria..l4e ug.my from dyageiela, arr. tOLOleral, w4unia, cough. con.t , path .n, datsteney. materna, aickoeva at the atomach, and vomitinr, Mice been roomed by Du flurry's excel lent foal."—Maria Jolly Wortliam, Ling, near Due, Norfola. Cure No. 1.20 S :--.• height yvire' 0ne1...1a, xervotenivit, debility, with cramp, apsema, and nes-ca, fur a hat in) ~rvant had comulted the advice u( many, have been eifistually removed by Du Itarryhi delicious Glad in a very abort time. 1 eball be happy to answer any inquiriea." Rev. jar, H. yi.,eell, hiddirigton Ite,timi, Norfolk.—Soki in ante. i tern, with full in.tructiona, weighing I:b., at de. bd.; 21b., at la. rat.; fhb., at i ie. ; 121 b., at ?2a. Supt.-n:llmq qw.lity, lOW., at 33a.; 51b., at LW.; the PO. and 121 b. earner are nut free of carriage on re 'tinted part-edice order. by DU BANAT esti '.:0.. 117, New Bond. et.. ..cradrn ; swo be, tAsenbureh-atre- , , - mil I e. - 14. , Ve1r 1,441,et THE bilious and dyspeptic will find tho meet effectual benefit from Dr. LUCOCIVS ANTIBILIOUS We AVEltiii; they in me Astely relieve all Mout dein of the atinitich i.nd bnw,b.k, do not require any mete WM in that, an:l tare • mow agree. able taste. Sold by all meelkine venders at Is I 2.. 111 , and I tier bat; of whom alai may be bid Ite. t'ULM(t%IC WAYKRS, for Asthma, Conetimption, Coughs, &e.—T•Ptimunial.— •• Gentlemen—We beve much lA...twor in bearing • rAlttanny to the very great etlicsey of Dr. Loeocb'a Waives; we hove no heiiiiation in paving this from our own experienee, and they continue to give the name astislactuin wherever they are introduced, J. ALIA and Co." 2, hoogate, Gls. 2ow. A NEW MEDICINE.. RANKS'S SPECIFIC CAI'SCI.E.—A Fors of . medicine at one. safe, pure, ;merely, end pleilicint to those who impel to fluid medicine., and suite 1 to the convenience a person* trd. eelline, roiling. or engaged in businena ; especially applicable to morbid secretions, LC., commonly es, led diieharge.. Prended only by GEORGE FitaNK., Surgeon, at hi. Lairtrltan Illarkiriumidonil, where they may be Mot, and of all medimrie men dare, In boars at 25.941 and 4s. tal. etch, or Arai frta• my oust at 3s. and SP. each. in mao, may bc mai, On bo.tien, at 3. dd., te. td., and Ile. oath. FRANICS'S OPECIIIC VOLUTION. CURES FOR TILE UNCURED ! HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. CURE OF A DESPERATE C.ISE OF RINGWORM OF 111 TEARS' STANDING. I.rvs, 13 rll OF NOVRMere, One of the meet eminent macron. ni Lima (the capital of feral bail a child covered with ringworm Lir mire than nix a ears ; in Vain ho fish %anted all his art in hit endeavourn to or,a a care. Net maces' I. lag, lie ellnaultrd among hit brethren the most celebrated medical . practitioners of the ci y. Out nothing wan laurel to do the childwernot, when he wan pernuaded by Mr. Joseph P. Vague, the Englielicherturt and druggil, residing at 10. 71, Callo de Palacio, to try itallowty l i Pills and Ointment which was done, and after wing aix large pore?? the Ointment, with perportion of the rill the child woe nalieu.ly cured to the surprise of the whole medical Prefmnion. The miaow( the parent, from motives of delicacy, in withheld. Sold by the Proprietnr, 244, Strand, near Temple Bar, Lona" and by all reopectable Vendor, of Patent Me.Pune throughout the Gisiliad World, in Pot. and hones, at 10. 14.1., 2e. %1., 4.. rid., 1125., and 33n. each. There is a airy considerale in tithing too larger Area. N.B.—Direelioon for the guidance of PatMuta are afhitcd to each Pct or Box. 4 4 , \ Dt s? . V A'• ' "r4e ,-,, t' ,V '..; , 4 ' ' it.lie:4 4vl t't - ' . : : ~,, • x.. ~•• , ~- . ..,. .. . .p: v.:.•,,,„ llipa A ItE, 0 W'S NEW IN- . *".1....,0 1.1 VENTED SELF-ACTING SYPHON 31 / e t. t I TAT. NEM:IRKS ND VENT-PEG" -,.. 2 a.. _.... , P4QT4nta nt., hoer , eider, or other liquors 8 4 . aa,... . from beeidirt gat or weld ru cfleetuallf a 4 that the WA pint shahs drawn uvulas ti. i 9 livi a . •11.......... ,. ..„-----______ l imil ........_ v 'Or •••, , y ----- • -). =o Al the flrrd; warranted to repay Br cod in .tt! r a wo ca or ele ; prim t=. id.: ditto ZS Maeda-lona. d lor atm ry, &e., ' 4 . . t 9 1 The above (dimming. will vip,aun MI Mellon. When the Imre ii .1 . i• WWI O a f. .1 . the top of the olug C (which has a holeelw E. Txwite the air-tube It), sulitchnt air rnahm E, ' through it into the cash to wove the li q uor ii a to run o ff freely; when the tap ir tu med r.; r off no more air can enter. JAMES latitLOW, 11, King Willi.° street, Mansion-Lome. liet.blirhtil li2o. •• • • ... N.B.—None are genuine eimpt manaPri with his name and address. J. B. teaches "rutin a rew method of tapping maks, wareante4P., delight all who use it, and supplies wbo't sale aud Mail b". Nl,w INVENTED TAI' KAPPERS (to aupetudc the bunglima method of using paper!, at Md. and In. per packet. llte trade supplied. X.B. It is in the Great Exhatil len, Section 2.4 1.10. 461. !Liverpool IP"tr I — the -- iii , i7,;iii — r --- Au gii 9th of __ mon , tapton. g. 2s4&l7thof south I:Southampton. Aug. 5 leth of the aced. Plymouth. Aug. 3 7thl7th37thof =ea, Weer Peditl3thof te , nth i douthampten Aug. S Ilca.,Wed.,&Frid.,eouthamptoo Talk. Ss 17th of the =oath .'eouthulaptou A. 3 /*foe daily ' Muer in ug ce dm. 7tlel7th27thof mai ,leuver tug. 10 Toeeday I Frt.leyibundoti IW., .61 t Vieille". k Bator. Losautt Ifon.Tl. 17th of the mouth Youtli.oupteit. Aug. 5 ; Nice della. ;11olyhe .d 'raked - , I 20th of the mouth ',Southampton ' Aar. 23 i 7tift2itttolmoutbiDoret ..... i Nth of the smooth' ?theUtth of month' I 2nd of the month' I 9th of the month', 701,17th,19t2,22thi 844thof the month,' Stlalntblntholmani I ; Sthlsol2:ithofra , 7th174122,6- I ' dontlazoptoo. Aug. 28 loner i'Southasupten. Aug. 5 i,Suutllaaptan. 404.16 'Dover 'Aug. Doren 1 Al g. Dover Southampton Aug. Southampton Aug. iDover Southsiop<on ;Aug. tel7th27thof 117th of the month liTurst tobWii"til DAILY WEATHER TABLE. no Rate of the Westler .t Niue o'clock yi..tcrday arranged in eider of latitu, ' Orme d &TURDAT, Arta , / J. 1861. each of the folio+ mg *on at morning, 'rho a Sit lbw'flks• 'i.;,ast I lions a... W_°_! - _:' - Someiwirai Cissike. Om, Omit, I anti daft Rtn-nwt Breese' Partially Candy Pra•► •irrear OrMtrr Mtmail Marra. Orman Gentle Pre." Part talla Giallo Wets Partially Cloudy Gratis Brame ParUally Mud, ' Mary Pisa Mealy Rntully Cloudy Cloudy Partially Coady iltaa Pt.. Viso Ph. I Partially Coady IPartially Crory nee nowusal ri.• Vine Vine °arms* Cloudy De Fine lame struag Breese' Partially Elloatiy Cloudy (loony Coady Crude Brij Cburleal Iraersona %mamas 1111■1911a trtr.mwitli S.M.* 011M01. Orinle Neese Oast* Went 11/UMW. /Irmo. 4.1....... mus ...... ni. taltsvau ii.r. R. N.E. N. sm. N.► N. 1.. ILL Cos" Gristle /*tete 1 Grade WW2. EL, Til.ll man ..... Intl* Brent I Sisartmonaa 11..•111. Loirr.m.rr Mo.wwn Lnr urria 114 sov Lit.lol. Ma•moe.„ 111 •••••••••• 140•311.1f1Mi •••••••••• Tina .—...... MN~P...... ••••••••••••• • 4•11 . 1J1 H. tw ..... LF. N.& N.W. N. 6 r.. sm. W.'. I. LW. I. LL Gentle liver. INases lOssme I Vim II hie Made Trey Coe nee nowt, File Vine Fine Vertiallv Mealy Pine Very tine Cluiv!y Very Me I my Mine Vine Vine newly Vine Vine Vise Fir Clear Ckarless Cloudy thereon nne Mealy 111 II 101 I so es fat THIS DAY, NOO•e. Coupe of Rind, Streattli of Iliad. Mau of the Weather. Ciiott!c Breeze. ArlrolpsUy The Morns from the following places did not mach this office in time for publication 3.,ter.1a7 ; they therefore (wheats the state of the weather on Thursday morning at nine o'clock. Will= Wows. Camas 6;:iiSe Mew Ulf LW SOWN 1" , :i.71; meal lAult. 15 ..... Ilint:OT WESTERN RAILWAT.—An order to wind LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. sip this company has been issued, and creditors are to come _____ ansfrlughynrit.parest NI , in and prove their debts. laysuroot., Aro. B.—The market has been without im p ase e rtlruted States N ENGLISH SWINDLING IN FR %VT.—Extraordinary Inhalants ead veil little kadard has brendons. Birkenhead. Lon : r . a .a t ..ai.. Chesblre ;t l 4 !_3- L.t. 16 d— Liu ...i Cliedn io, a•i_Waliaahead.. 9 , _ 2,1 . 9 . Anierles(blC.Matapkill interest has been excited in the English cud ,' at Pau by %Rica (Wait Coast) N the trial, a few days ago, of an English married couple on , Law . and N or a „,„,„. „.„ , .„-,-....,-. 31 ;;.10,1 9 ticzandria• N the charge of swindling. The husband represented him- Imi a 2 2—Ditto 0 share.), 2Old.—Ditto (Erewiali N a/ley), 43.-Sontli stun= N I self to be the son of • colonel in the English army. and of • , Postern and Donv, 11/ 2 11. Seidl l l, Weapolitan princess; the wife took the title of lady, and MANCHLSTER, Aro. B.—We have had rather a feeble . Baena, Ayres ..... ll •lillfontia(via Claagreslkt represented herself to be the slaughter of an English Marl" T , 1 "IT " 1 " Melds and Prism en vonarquestlS • Ara . Caps ig Good Hope N general. Both pretended to be allied to the (Antilles of the 10 •••• ...,. L_____ , __axists, A , _ _ L yn. B.— . __We ba i le y h a d nii . .a ve , ry . flat IMIEN, _Miditi rs. Ocastantinople • N Dukes of Norfolk, Leinster, and Devonshire On the 13th Casual Amick* ll February last they arrived in a post chaise at the Hotel do nr.,:=7,: e ""a', b ....7=d . tams (.7 . ld Tb ld4Bie= ima kß 2ll 4 Channel Isle. 11 31(11 r France. accompanied by several fervent., and they lived in c l ue d at If sw. s and East Lasmashifv, at 14f. the style of persons of the highest rank. They ran up a BRISTOL, Aro. B.—Tbe market has been 'pia as. r fresco MR N Immo 1 4 bill of 6,0011 fr., and as the landlord declined to give credit , rarely arose, 'nth prime In adTaasea of the dada ( Mast Hamburg N for more, they took a chateau, which they caused to . Great western shares timed at , S, sad during gleamy Holland be fitted up in a costly way. They paid 2,500 h. 1 4 1 . i Bristol and Exesqlrft oft m el- llon•l*ras N NI Volt , i/a Aco B.—We had a steady market to on account of the rant; but ran deep into debt'retard Mali with butcher, tailor, dressmaker, grocer, carpet dealer, da a L• Ria ,.. 64 " 4 "°`" h a r' 42i m a . 1 / 6 nr T•1167 s wore dn. I t Idi per . 1,3 "; tuna ( ales lionthalept.)34 India (via Hamill's) N and dome s tics . The lady, who affected to be very pious, incurred re.clf with an abb. , for masses . An English lady, _ _ ___ Ilediterrasnui(na @mak ariptoral U who arrived from Brussels to give evidence, stated that her T ILE N ew TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.—TIIC bills for ott tol Via Merm(Ln) N husband had paid 60,000 f. to release them from the debtors' 5(15100 11 establishing the European and American Telegraph Com- s , pri,on at Cologne. She however added that she believed pany and the United Kingdom Telegraph Company have Madeira rr that they were what they represented themselves to be; bat received t h e roya l wan t s HOP INTELLIGENCE. suits* theAlthgeo:grhm character te lO r pt s in .. S0 h 1211: , N ewa splea stm. • . NI other witnesses threw doubt on this point. It was shown [Ativertieemsant. ] —HoLLOWAT'S PILL. AN INPAL. N that they had received letter. from Lord Grey. the King of N sties &MDT rug Leesa Communes an. Dolmans or on OTT. tredusels rE nre MA ll l Tti;ly it Ug oreviag . 7.— , ilolland, and other distin g uished personages. The tribunal, aa ,..._ ( .„ a , at a knee t ie s x i% haw oromoviod. d sigi me d to jootirr an altereration la lost week's report. Peninsula 5l after hearing all the evidence, d ec id e d t h at t h e accuse d bad dated b al ky , 1 101 : —..To frokoort BoDawor.—Dow 1144 Rortutaritto, Aug. 7.—Still full of vermin and look. Peru It made use of false names, and had been guilty . of swindling. low wised for sus7 yoono inn a sot otoilmos Now omplolst. ingsarthing . but [Minn. Some gardens which, a few days ago, Indanr._,..._ N It accordingly condemned them to a year's imprisonment on. @NW* I rot ootiroomoffill!* poloodbokby 4 _oliogog Twit _petty fresh sad are . now . a _iiite the reverie, and in . a t a d r i ra aja inapt ma n . and 200 f. tine. On hearing the sentence, the female uttered delldildmilm - - PFla 4 las_ainlart ain ” ll = li ald i l= r e Min ... . i.k. "•''' snort , we ease way any goad gardens in I i , relief. mi in Ino MUM lo Mr v a nas,,ead`Sassau) N Ind el the isenth.Southaniptem Asp.* faint-- her husband's arms . a piercing shriek, and fain.-- in . - •Tr mita to thorn STAIRIZTOS thus =aid (*) an conveyed is, witb apparently great affection, paid her every attention, h ews e rwa ldawas) at vorbodogio to • area le WI MOM tilt 1 loooloost In our bops soles OUT last report, what f ew shoots there . lamb paskat via Marialllea and she soon recovered. They were then removed to sewer add lam aiiii" — i'vild Of •N u =sio•••1•21411. , me, seem to esper.ence great ddbcaisy In bearing up $14,11e. the ' CAUTOILNIA.—Mai!. to gad trom California cia the sited Stater prison. how mosvars outsbussaw, lei, Straus, are now deepatched and dise by every American packet. lAq. .19 1 A;-13 14th of the meat►' 'K1433011% of mon. * Of the ziont!a! I isi - raiiraudi sasterdard sad • A Do. do. Katesunoss Do.G.N.E.Parels.oe . SO Tort god Nxth Midland LINFA LISASED AT Fl 11 Ct. C 'Belts k to VAL S par eased GLWalsra Sol Banisubalda kWh= caltsialypd,ortrithpas idi t. .at (kw. to Gt.kait. $1 Dab without • gosnataa (lamed to Grostkeatera U Siam. kola., aid Dodgy asliadolypkorgritliglar. Owed to OtostWistars Ditto witbost gasnatee I 9pm 174 174 44 46 23 1134 14 pm , 60 Itill11311162(LiorkILSIllid'IOS NA3 • 26 12:1464444 (4gto) 1 514 424 124' liji 116. Now . (ditto) IS 24 SO I SO N0Nar4(6114:42 1.10 105 ixtempin tirecewecl , (19991 94114469 Lioter6 11 111 a d N SO Piehisace (ditto) 234 1144 22 N 3600461694linarApetCest (194391 to Norfolk) N 149611443•92.4 4 hrn s prrCt 119.4 to E.wit-Coustbes 3.5 57 ,43 MY auto New 4 4 446 N IS '14 , 4•169114Wyre (leas. Loa, I 81/I.l(c•LigLaric.aliuri' 43 43 II Ditto Yaws (A) (411 to ), II 9 pal es 14444.,4iaN.,644 RAW.' litesedto Ikratlaaritte 114 014 11, Lj Upson sod IlOchlatissa, to Grist Ifortbets SI se 6 4 1Da.694944th K1101441 1 / 6 11 2n IS , elltlostlMANonbtsiltlliesed 111 i Si s to Mr. •Closa 10 33 Wet, Valley, p. Ilassed lo iltatittaal.! 234 240 Ct.s Ii 44 wittsotoiser•etAW4734.i (1.414.1 to tin. Winters! 434 46 If $O 111 IS Tr Wien (leesee se west Pi Ileidestemebe We (lewd larekskN.eterai arlieskie Jeeetkek illeeerel le Celeiesem andielkiikrisrAp.a. Owed Is Ot. Ilertheen) Ve Olemelee It Dos Pena 01 " .". wee, rsaymmes PUMMEL fla. 10 Caledaolan 816 ... 61 7 15 le Chewer awl HuObese -. 141 151 GI all Dawdles, ?wilt, and Aber ..,l dna Jaaetica 1 die Sestilailias(W.lllo)6p.Ct. II th .Potessetwatiossilt 3 par 1 4 I per }par SI, 111, , Ditto WI, OW We. 2 1 par IP I 110. New 6 per . Work 10 101 • 1111,Dat.Vsioa,Paripgafp.Ct 11 In 4 I 'Pelroburgli, as 6 Dewar, th per OW 1 gla 15t 311 1 Ortat laceebera 3 per Caw 131 1 pa 6 I 01.1481Weera(1)110tba 1 h ir ▪ . I tw B t eezahirellfferts. E St. 100 I lotto G per Cest. 000ela .Lowlow,bnibt,wB.Casel, Prel.sperel.stoek,lllsl,, i I from WI. we 11. 15IttoCoater.3 per 1,1652 Elmo New roar. 6 per CC' ,LoriJoallillthWartera New 21 1.1 pia Ilan.Wwff.tbse.l46,2 l lol II 121 Da. New Clll . 11 11 Le f pft Mi Do tllawleow-8i.W15,6p.i1t 124 114 slortolk Waukee.. ... Do. St per Cent. Ow. :earth I (Wed, Wereeraer, Wolrer., X 15.6 per Mat; 11 I 6 61weweber7484ww.Newl Id 10 6 s -► - asaf oSte — od Inoro-kCSuotoi (Nor.W.I Mts.) S yes Cost-. . 654 De•MI .1 rat. weaKt;* flt.Nor ne tlx u Y.o..purob. UUo S I Chtto 10 'York! SO • BOOlerle Oeiciikreni SO Conn, Freace (Vinous) :Midi rleniat) 16 EA.4 Indian .. Great Indian Pesbanals...j 11 1)0. Do. ...I Lasocuteurg lel I I 1$ 1$ 5 16 41 01 41 $ I 1 6 Pa 101 101 141 9 91 141 Is 111 11 1 dlii ILWASI. al II 'il IT A ala 3 3 1 1 1 "1 ,, 4i I if Iti 10 11 . 4 20 I DO I w.. 7. ... ... —' lii Da Marla Ant on ia ... ... ....1 10 I 71 Do. do. New ... ... 30 30 :femur and Liao .„ —I 20 N .N.whera of Prawn— .... 90 , II Drleana ..nd Boadsawa 21 ...1 1 20 Tans and Orlaws ... ... 20 ' 20 Paris and Baia 20 1 IT Parw and Strasbourg ". 1 DO ' 90 ,Bauer and H .am 10 DO Awake and War... ... 70' 111 'Now and Nantes .. 10 ' SI Wert Dloadera .. ... ... 4. " 1 611 dis x II 9 SA S 1 91 IMs 11 Tio EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1851. Auir. 21 ... Aug. 3 16 IAtK. I S Aug. 16 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Augustin and Julius (Hamburg brig), front Balagry for Falmouth July lat. 34 N., Inn. 39 W. Brttob (Mean lomat 9.W.. Aug. 3, lat. 51 N., loi. 7 W. Cambodia (snip), from Calcutta tar London, June 12, lat. 22 9., lon. 9 B. Kent (barque), Aug. 2, lat. 49 N., be. 7 W. Prima Donna (brig), Iron Porto Rico for Dartmouth, July 29, lat. 46 N., tin. 26 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS, bIRG.—Aug. 5, at Great Wighosough Rectory, Ewes, Mrs. G. 131 rd of a son. [lb:S.—Aug. 2, at the Royal Hibernian Sehnol, Pheenis.park, Dub lin, the wife of J. Foes, Fiq., Adjutant-General's Department, Dub lin, of a win. 43TY.—Jaly 31, at nosearroek, Etidelsioa, the wile of 3f. Guy, jot. Msg., of &daughter. KKM I'.—Aug. I, at 13, Tasistoek , quare, the wife of G. T. Kemp, keg., of a daughter. YIONTGOMERY.—Aug. 6, at Torrit Rev. R. Montgomery, a a daughter. the wi'c of the MARRIAGES. BATCUELOR—BURGER.—Aug. 5, at Saralee, J. Ralchctor, Et'. of Ciro:hit Olamorgarabire, to Patsy Edith, daughter of J. Burster, Esq., of Codhes BULLEK—BUSSEY.—Aug. 5, at l'pwood, Copt. P. Buller, of the Bengal Maar, to Laura, ►ounlret daughter of the toe Vtee-Ad rain' Sir R. It. Hussey, of Wood Wsltou, Hunts. WIIITWORTIT—BOLTON.—Aug. 6, at St. Janata's, Ilull, Ay the Rev. W. Kroght, M.A., the lte. R. 11. Whitest rth„ Curate of etan diely to Merl Eliza, eldest daughter of W. Bolton, Esq.. of null. DEATHS. ALltio74.—Aug. 4, at Louth, E. Allison, Esp., aged 71. BARIBIN.—Aug. I, at Berth Xideton, near Perth, A. Barron, Erq., late ut Mains of Brigtoo, aged 03. LLARItIDGE.—Aug• 4, at wareside, lien% David Ilene , , only our 'riving run of the Lit Rey. D. K liamdge, formerly of Laioirsh geearr, aged 23. 11000.—Ame : 1, at Telford, sear York, Jane, wife of E. P. flood, • ' • Esq., aged 16. LIDDEU.—Aug. 4, at Cadogon.place. Frederick Wellericy, younweat hild of Lieut.-Cot the Hon. A. Liddell, aged two years and five Month,. LOWS—Aug. I, at Vulgar Howe, roughill, J. Low, FAN., at on advanced age. Cluiikte-rusr, Charles Bailey, Eq., Rues — is - Tia;.. Ridgway, Esq., IV+, Picea. row, Cheap'sle. dilly. Lemuel Brockc;balik, Reg... Gree- lknry John Flaswell, Esq., 9, solo, Kent. Wiiiiirole-street. W. Sampson IRAKlawn, Esq., Richard Morrie, F q., King's LO, Upper Thames-street. larra•lodge, Kittnond, Surrey, C. W. Johnson, Esq., E.R.S., Frederick Twynsin, Esq., Ilishup Gray's-inn-square, mod Croy. Stoke, Hants. ArI.I.RX. J. Britten, Doh, Bin., lia;Mgl;ail.strcet : W. Richmond, Esq., Great acutltwd•tanl, Wmtminster ; P. A. Uccle., Esq., la, Milk-street, City. ilasaska—The Scanlon Jsint—Stock sank. .... . J. W. Flower, Isch 61,. Itread-%Urtt. 1 , Mb...del West, Esq., It, Gresham-.[reef. Scaveroas.—Amara. Darts and Vivre, 3, Frederick-place, Old Jewry. BIRMINGHAM BRANCH, 4, Newhall-street. MA NAOMI.— C. W. Ilaington, E.g. Owners of property, Truster, and others can have Policies of As. sumer panted them for securing the parictual payment of their Rents and Incomes on • day certain, whether the same shall then have been collected or not; or a certain income from property for a aged period, whether wholly occupied or not. The Butanes of Seeurance granted by thia Society wore To Landlords and Traletece, the payment, on a day certain, of rent so long as the property remould' occupied. Or, •oartain income from property, the management of the ewe being placed in the handle of the Society. To the Clergy, or to I,y impropriatore, the receipt on a day certain of the amount of their Tithe Rent Charge. To Mortgagees and Mortgagors., the punctual receipt of the it in terest and module income. In the can, of mortgaged property the facilities afforded by the Society will be found careiedly valuable ; the Society will act, without interfering between wiener end cient, ae an intermediary between all parties; it will, on a toed day, pan over to the mortgagee the in tereat art hn mortgage, and to the mortgagor th, phs rent; the natural effect of WiliCh will be to render house property a better and mute available tecurity than heretofore, and thus to enable the owner* of ouch property to borrow on more advantageous term*. To pereoce of limited income the Seceety prevent. , great induce , menu; the comfortable a aurance that their rents will be punctually paid on a day certiin will be cheaply purchased by loch peraons at the nrcdcrate deduction from the amount to be received which the Surtety be content to charge. Owners of Itr,perty travelling or residing abroad, or in the country, employing lbw Society, can have the amount of their rent, remitted to them, or paid to their backers, or other direction, thou enabling them to draw upon their accounts wethout fear of elate appointment: The Society oleo undertake the COLLECTION OF RENT at a mo derate per eettage without Guarantee, paying over immediately the amounts collected. Nochame for Policies, or preliminary expenses of any kind. Forms of proporole Lir Policies, and other particular., may be ob tained on person-al or written applimtiou, at the society'• Offices, 3, Charlotte-row, Mansion-house, London. FREDERICK SW TSAR. Vila du. og. 10 JEWELLERY. - DODD, BROTHERS, 40, Conthill (Menaion-house AR), jeweller., ancermaiths, and watchmaker., be to solicit an inspection of their extensive ASSORT MENT of JET ORNAMENTA, forming • Moclt of the eboicest make end neweat &Mims in chain., branches, bracelet., troop carriage, am, to be met with in Lood , in.--4.4 CorshilL FLOOR CLOT HS.- Beat quality, warranted 2a. Id. per square yard. Persian and Turkey pattern 2a. 9d. do. do. Comma Moor Cloth INDIA MATTING: COCOA MORE Mat and Matting. JOWEIT, MANUFACTURER, 332, NEW OR VORD-STIVEL WHISKERS AND MOUSTACHIOS. The unprecedented somas of ROWLANDS' MACASSAR 01 1 . in Inatome there ornaments vf Manhood, is universally known and appreciated, and Ia ntamded by Testimonials most numerous in them. selves, and certified by the higbeet authorities. This Oil is pre-emi nently successful in hourislung, improving, and beautifying the hu man Ilalr, in all etiolates, and in all impr oving , of existence. It m.inu - ftes its balsamic properties into the pores of the head, nourishes the flair in Ito embryo state, serkteraus Ito growth, desalts it from reurf cad Dandriff, sustains it in maturity, and continues its pones:4on of healthy vigour, wlky mottoes, and luxurious redundancy to the latest period of human life. Price as. 6d., 75., family bottles (equal to four small) Re. 6d., and double that size, 21s. per bottle. Each Bottle of the genuine article bas the words "Rowlands' Ma. career Oil" engraved in taw, lines on the W.tayper ; and cm the back of ti c M rapper nearly 1,500 times, eontaining 20,028 letters. Sold by them at .0, 11...1T0'5-GARDEN, LONDON, and by all Chemists and 12 or - P rumen. 20 MR. RESKIN'd NEW PAMPHLET ON ART. NOW revly, le hyo, price N., PRE-RAPHAELITISM. By the Anther st _ " 71 , Mien, potokm hW reel - London mith, of .4 Co • New EalUon m e uf "Modem Muter.," volume the fink n libbsiiis t =.:7_, Lc " ° & l 7.7 4llPriClaslglerikatltht4. Leint'wra l etrte., to um T• Ititeftiers. -Lux T,Acara O. • li,httt math. •. I