The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-01 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER tWt* • y ....gSaIH(LX2 T A• Ar:kr I N I 1_t.rt.51...,, 4ltt ,• Jr.iri :1 riii.. r • • %~~~'/ fyf~i [TWOPENCE [stamped, ld. Additional.] N o . 5,270.) lALCUTTA, villieg at the Cape of Good flop aaJ lbricar.--ni Lill InGIMUNICATION between LON oN a eJ ' , inf.% Ay the magnificent 'Let ef iltesamsbeirfiging the 1.1134 and Winton Shipping Coroirm !Lingr,no. well.known clapper auxiliary atesamitip C 2,9 U 30n n„,,, pnrer. :A. H. IVII(31T, Corns:um , now keeling he VI. torte on.loll Duelts.will leave on 12th J el 2, embaeklof wenct the C os at and km 010 Gravesend on L'Oth July, for ape -I (hod Hope and Madran. Thla magntficent has p, molt expo my factor Indll trade, has been thoroughly has lir,t.r.de accommodation tor passengers. and will :neon ; also • stewardess. The a e hate of the pry an repo tut ei ee ght al of ads Company was days to Ltra.r. and Ibis r.hir. Out reason made the outward rupee In lit ys and the homeward in 92 days, being the aburtest purges LONDON, *EbNESDAY EV HANTE.e-The Alleillth LODGE WiTATE, a desirable RM. i WILTSMEA ftfir Xithili frith Wbotten we from DlFlTibli EXAM= Y, with valuable Right of Fishing. to. 1 ppenbilm, and dye fkineCaltse. ' In a favourite Neighbourhood. at Sherfield-upou-Loddow. I ItifESSRS.DANIELSMITH.,SONAndOA.KLEY within Five Mlles ot the Town of Balluploke and its let i , JIM. have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, a{ he =1 Hallway Station. one and a.batf hour's journey from Hart, near the Path of thinabd, oil TUESDAY. Jelyll,. a It, try Express Train. - , the BRADENSTOKE ESTATE. MESSRS. DAN I E LIIMrTH.SON, andOAKLE Y ; otherwise Breadetoet, In Me hamlet of Clack, In the parish of bare received instructions, pursuant to directions con- lilsehael, with the exception of one field , which adjoins, In the blond in the will of the late owner, to SELL by AUCTION, at pacti7 parish of ChrWlan Ilaitord. The estate , which lies most corn the Meet , neer the Bank ut England, as SUNDAY, July 7, at ca:vi in • god rin oco. sad le 'ninety freehold, la at 11, In Two Lob, this valuable nt n tbe bathe very responsible tenants, at very FREEHOLD MANORIAL ZETA ?! : ate rents: tt comprises Bradebtoke Abbey Palm, Clack feet and 15 feet 33 feet by i ° Farm, theater Warm, end numermia atber small musette:meths "'M eilin g the Item " " 6 " as Archer Led g e ' eeetel " ie g • whole extending over tO3 acne, and Including the remains of the wants bed-roo seven principal bed-rooms and two denting-moms, the ser fine old Abbey of nradenstoke. There are several sits,..ezz Inches d ' ms, ctrawingeoora >9._,.., Die for tics craw . of a „ aide .. c al 6 high, dining - room 37 feet by le feet, and good domestic '''P s conveniento , extensive Hews of • richly wooded and the a eturesque bunny, The man offices, MM one-oftlees, tablhig, and farm-buildings. a " ti . . 4d ... baimaga ( the remain, of Abbey, give to to.sion Is-verypleogantly situate in the midst of beautifully slats a very Interesting character. It Is In the country hunted timbered park lands, with plantatioss, pleasure grounds, thrdens, _ by the Vale of White Mono Hounds, and the prepertybia every Au., in capit al " ll "' well ateehed ath ponds. '' c l emd le ' e ee- ' wa calcolatod tor the bend investment of capitol thy adapted br :be residence of • gentleman's ramily. Also, •, A m ciders with plans, may be had at the Mart , E.O. : of Mr. tarmhowtc, homestead the land, distinguished as Wheeler's - --2 n,.. ., wuu , of „...... ~...“. h , waon„ and Manning, tv Court Farm, and certain lands milled Browbridge, It cottages. Th orn h il l 2, 2,4 n ., inn. u nco l„i n i nn, w . c . . and o f il e um Sc., the whole extending over about E5B acres, with the manor of DAMEL glirri, N e w - sq u are , l ' od OAthisr, No. -10, Waterloo-place, Pall eberfleld, with Its quit rent', royalties, common rights, and ap- , ....,,i, S . W . purtensaces, including the exclusive right of fishery for three "''' . miles In the river Loddon. The land •s of excellent quality, mid the owe presents a good opportunity for a gentlemen waling to some in farming pursuits, as piascasion may be had on ompleben of the purebbs, or the land may be let off without detriebat to the mansion. . _ lING, JULY 1, 1883. THE BRAZILIAN and PORTUGUESE BANK _ (United). The Coups ay will be iscorponitsd under the Joint Stock Com munes Ad Inel. sod the nubility of the Shurrholders win be llisdned to the amount of their Maroc CaPIOM £4 000 . 000 , in SW? Shares of VO each, with power to PPARIS.-GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE. Established la 11156,-Sitnaled In the most mat& port of Perin Rue de Riven, sod Placa do Pala/. Royal.-Sin hundred Bedrooms at from S to Elfr.-130 Sitting rooms at from to Mfr.-a richly-decorated Saloon-110de &NM at six o'clock-Pubic Code* sod Nein WinSi - Tilasers served Ila carte bath ha fle dining rooms sad the prilrate apartments-Reading and Conversation Saloons albOhallisons for u si ca 1, Wedding, and ether parties-all Newspapere and Serial Publications received-Divans. Coffee. Smoking. and Billiard Zoom-numerous Bath rooms-Carriages op the pretnises - first class Private Equipages at command-Otnnihuses ruining to all the railway statimm-Postal Letter-bor-Telegraph office day end eight-Photagraphic studio-a stag of tenants speaking all increase. Payment on allotment 4.2 per Share. Pint cell 48 per share; rubeement calls, not exceeding Lc per Aare. at intervals of not tees than three months. Twenty-one dap &Ake to be given of all calls. DINACTOIIB. Wilma Bowie. Esq. (ileum W. Bird sad Co., 2, Laurence POUMIIO OfinsEt Esq., 64deld itroaFt street. John Kaneda', Lg. Messrs. ledirke r,nd Foster, 42, Yoorptd. stem!). James M'Oreather, Ysq. (Weems. WOrouther, Jean , * and Co.. 0. Crath7-mlaire, and Rio Janeiro) =Hk Embewsid, Ihm , Wimbledon. . N Lice, faq., 9, Broad•treet-buThilags. 9099990 add to their number. :::, i4 i„. - ~ in be contioned on the !Otto of each Nneeeedtm th, roth Inc stet teat ponctuatlty, hy owe of the °seems's lessent fleet of surmise , / screw ' , team Alpe. •oe i freight or ;manage apply to tatINDLAY and Co, 55, Par t street, SW. , the Lrotern, a &RIM lIRLIT end Co , , Lenderman street. E.C. •. or at the 0010011 ei the Company% wik i iii ..b.,,, L.. oalon, EC. where also applications for wirmsts as nsLlall pmen in this service should be made. KftillAßD DRillf, Semetary. India sal London Shipping s moony 'Welted), :J, Mincing•lanc, E.C. T . HE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jermyn-street. Families emdlthilibell ern be accommodated with A and Bedrooms in Olt Eatabbatmen& at moderate THOMAS DAWB Oran Simpson's, 108 Strand) Pro prietor. Dineen provided for large and mall parties. ArDITORS. Mosta Lloyd, K.. (Mara Zdward Lloyd and Co., 9, Austin- Jon u lisOull.„ Req. (Yearn. Beano Sllra and Son, Clutched Maus). John Young, Zen. Maas. Canaan, Tinunand, and Yonnp), Tokeohouse-yard. BANKsaallhe Idol, Joint Stock Bank. _ niIITION.—COCKS'S Celebrsted READING 'J SAUCE, for Flab, Oame, (Sea Salome, Gravies, 116 t amid Cad Yeats, and unrivalled for reveal ase, le sold by sa respect able dealers 10 . Segues . ~ tt te liaiotelleteved only •DT the Bete =L, CHASM COCKS, 6, Dekestreet, =the uce Wageteetate. buun ate warm. HARROW WEALD.-7111LIUGLD and COP YBOLD LANDS, within a short distant* of the Harrow Station on the London and North Waters Railway. M MEM& DANIELSMITII,SON,sotWAICLEY . 11 have received Instructions to omit for SAM by AB7lOll, at the Mart. near the beak of England, onTIINSDAY, , lily N, at 14, a valuable JRADOW, failed DAVOIMS or SOUTH FIBLD, comprising, with a cottage and wily at its estrange. lr. :to.. 101 acres of this quantity are foothold of the manor of Harrow, and the weildueis lbeelettL Pram Its position. it la well adapfad for the ere a ti r zoat y . one or more reddenbre as and lig o obtained.. • liens and weeders miy be obtained of lives. White, and White, lt, Great lisriboreaghisivest i or of IMO tiati, •.inieveyett iba rtllat l t r ei.lllace; r ientt i tk. ' with planS;bosing the mode of letting, may b had at the Mart, KC.. of Memo lamb, Brooks, and chally Basingstoke: of Emma Earle and Smith, solicitors, Andover of Werra Walker and Martineau, sollelton, 1& King's. read, Badford.ron ; or of Messrs, Domini. SMITH, Son, and Oentiti. land agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Pall soucrrouLiiesas. F4ton — . to, Augla. friars. 2110111R8. Mama. Blames, Harriman, add co., ft, Mem. *diens, 31.1 sad Miele& T hr =r frait trest. em Siell a Z de r; 111szrgol e"beit an, kart • 4 tmeaftemos at lade whit Brsall, and Its anti:loli. moue el list sow bee levelly appeasable. tle. • Willies. • Std. parties represapting ' are degrees that ed. sesememedediee MINI* provide& /fel • the blab eased ramWile gi tl there is room for the profitable employment of capital there. The present unfortunate mbrunderrtanding between the go comments of England and B. aril cannot be of long duratioa, and is not likely to weaken In any degree the friendly relations winch hare so long misted between the people of the two countries. It furnishes no MOOD, therefore, for delaying the formation of this Bank. . _ IrPati s iTllliii :.eillitli:GE FREE. to any PART d 1it5,113114411014.. 415 • • =7 . cen , veltee k =sla _ suites, • Deaden mites; complete I& .0. II Warranted In* alms. P. and 8. BEY/VS, 144, Odardetreet. Illusirated catalogues gratis and poet fres on appllcatke. NORTHAM/TOMMIE& —The DELLINOTON MUTE, in go ren, DAMINOTON„. dale's the SeAriuW orWlnhe Tir i Zetsg e eet only toa ElagiuM gt ilalaPital o 5 tectins, con lig cit idly of made ens accommodatleu lands, in immediate contiguity to North mp ton, a great portion adapted .for building purposes, the whole extending over 1,405 a. in Idp. ; also the ADVOWSON of the VICARAGE of DALLINOTON, and aearty the WHOLE of the VILLAGE, the MANOR of DALLINOTON, with Its sporting rights and privileges, various Fee-farm lants, &c. ; valuable Beds of Ironstone, which hare prodsoed royalties exceeding Cl,OOO per annum during the last three years. The rental, W- I eluding the royalties, woodlands, de., being about MAO per annum. elitrtlON.-'-WATIORBTON and BROOD= reimmesed as pubis ts ben tho Cor o revlrMiling2WlESTNagt and WOORNIT AVER'itAVIA/PSTNIP of PACKff 8111 P.—For ADELAIDE Direct to sail piano. 4 , on th e 4th July. hid shipping day tad July), the 'ell e. British built ship LA, A 113 years, register 487 J. wlisliToN SMITH. Commander lying in the Lon- Docks This tine vessel bas a full poop. with antra comoodatton for t Atilt passengers. and, being a fast sailer, is ershk opportunity for flue goods.—For terms of freight or apply to 11r. T. IL WALKER, 161. 91. ; to DE% ITT and moon, 9, 1311114ev.iggsse. YATTENDON.HOITer. between Pangbourne and Newbury, BEAKS, a modaratewbed MANSION, with a ricb little tivaitiersei•rir l IY principle, and at the mansfartarers• pelisse. Nan? slimy, 10. Henrietta-street, Corent-gar.ten, W.C. Amps e and Jewellery wr It each.—N. B. This establishment Is skied at II to the evening, and as Saturday. at 1. mean Of 700 acres, In a ring fence, partly disposed aspark grounds, offering a line site for the erection of • mansion ; and TWO valuable LULUS, with a superior hum-house and three conveniently-placed homesteads. MESSRS. DANIELSMITH,SON,aodOAKLEY have beam favoured with instructions to WIPER for SALE by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, near the Bank of Englandu able,ou TUESDAY, Jaly 21, at 12, Is One Lot, the shave val The &I — co - W:l4lone* and support of resident Brazilian and Portuguese merchant', which the Directors regard as a moat important element of success, will, in their opinion, be effects. ally gained and secured by the establishment of a board in Brazil, mudding of gentlemen of acknowledged position and experience ; and to this point, therefore, as an especial and distinctive feature of the present Bank, the attention of its pro motors has been carefully directed. The general control and management of the bank will red with the Board of Directors in Ininion, where its domicile will be ; but arrangements have been made for the appointment of a local Board of Directors to Lilo de Janeiro , who will conduct the business of the bank in Brazil. NOTHING I MPOSSIBLE.—The great stet useful invention of the day AQUA AMA 'test and VITT and 3100 RE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACE ET Sal P.—Por ADELAIDE Meet 'to Pall poor on the 4th Anima. Out shlppingday let August). the Wrii om DrWee leant clipper torque ILENE, ♦ 1. 700 tool, xVID BRUCE. Comnunder : lying In the London Docks. This m elte mod, regularly emp l oyed In the Adelaide trade, is Illsown for her uniform pllaraVel and conhforuhl. IleCon,.o - onon for cabin pusengere—Po term of freight or passage oply to Mears PETER TINDALL RILEY. and Co., 17, Orme lurchetreet : Or to DEVITT sad MOORE. NO. h. Mintz-street. Ysaß JOHN GUBY~I,I, and Cu., Tiiieein;i:cOuTt7l:4;7l7srd street, purfamers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the palate this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human bear to Its pristine hue—no matter at what age. The Aqua Atwell& has none of the properties of dyes. it, on the contrsry, Is beneficial to the system, ana hen the hair is once motored one per month win beep It to perfect colour. trios one per bottle. PREEROLD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY, situate at Yattendom five miles distant from the Pandbourne unl Woolhampton Station on the Great Western line of rait way, and nearly seven miles from tho town of Newbury. It comprises about RIMMEL'S PERFUME FOUNTAIN, as used in the hinter of Wales bridal boodolr at Wisdom Castle, is now extensively patronised by the nobility and gentry tar the drawipg-room, ball-room, supper table, &c. Price trans AI 10e. Also Lent on like for Bataan end Parties—Sold by all the Ueda—HIMMEL. whinier by appointment to her Royal Highneas the Princess of Wale., OR Strand, and 94, Ooraliill. ;VITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SH I P.—For HOEtART TOWN Direct f willhave diet' despatch'. the splendid clipper ship Pr.RCY. A 1, 9 tons register: RICHARD WRA NE NOM Commander: Ug to the East India Docks. This regular trader has • p•rines and elegant poop, and affords an excellent opportunity 1r first-class pa...ogees . bas great height in the Immo decks ir the accommodation of bounty tick• t and other intermediate growlers —For freight or pagans apply to the owners, VOWS. JCHAR WON BRIM' ERBandCo., 17, St. Hekn'a•ptsce, Bishops• stestreet : or to DEVITT sad MOORE, IA Rillitimistrest :VITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE lief PACKET alliC.—For HOBART TO'd N direct ;d6 bare Rick despatch the well-known app. r ship HARROWRY, Al. LL tons register. WILLIAM BliditlF.. Oammasdar Leaden - 0a77. 7,7.1.7 ha n7silst•seco77l.oistio7l7; %let cabin pilerellgtre, awl. having just arrived In ail dam she fer , a desirable opportunity to shippers. Tor freight or wogs t atr to Mows. STZPH EN KENNARD gad Co., Asitintrisre or DEVITT and MOORE. a, Billiteestreet. :VITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of TACIEET LAUNCESTON Direct (has a ,not part of her cargo owned, mid will have quick despatch), se well known clippership DUNOILLAN, register AI. 3 tons, r. L BA RWOOD, Commander; lying In the West India, Dock. Ile ship, so favourably knows in the Use* has Era , rate sr nomodstion for chief cabin pummel:. For terms of freight or , a z st r at r y s t i T Yr W A= t, ~ RL Belerisplaee ,or to EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP. —For LAUNCESTON Direct 'a regular , to follow the Omarlan, and will have immediate de the well-known oak.huilt clipper SATURNUS. 3-Ida, 1, register SOO lone. C. HAUSCHILD, Communise. Thin bean ressel has established her reputation in the trade by her pH wine out, and prevents a favourable opportunity to Billlter ers.— n For traet. ]MOOSE,freight or passage apply to DEVITT and ]MOOSE, :vrrr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—Por PORTLAND BAY Direct Rae • .pMchPan of mrore ontntuod, and will have immediate .. the troantiful clipper CRAIG ELLACIIIR, A tISS tons reglater ; CHARLES OGILVIE. Commander loaddut In the London Docks. This smart vorieL built at Sunderland mnder special Pinney In ISO, Is Doted for her sailing qualities. sod offers a desirable opportnnlty to shlppix—Yoe terms of height or passage apply to DIIVITT sad 310012, 9, Billiter.sk IDigand MOORE'S LINE of PACKETS. .:io rrr r CANTERBURY Direct 'n regular trade:, will Dave he. ousediato despot Is, the well.known fast-asillna ship DERWINT - WATE7I, Al 11 yeses. RS tons register, JOHN THOMSON, Cow i dander . loading in the East India Docks. Thi. reed r trader has aspaelona and elegant poop, and affords an eseellent opportanlty Ifor fret-class passengers: has gn....t height in the 'tween decks far the secoatodation of second cabin passengers, and will carry a nsgeon if required : she la also noted in the Wads for the witted 1 9, delivery of cargo. —For freight or pawns apply to the owners, Meson. tiCIiARDPON BROTHERS of Co., 17, St. Helen's. place, Bl•hopsgate-street : to OELLATLY . HANLEY, and saw ELI, No. 2;, Leadenhallatreet ; or to DEVITT and MOORE. Blilltegatrost. !BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPIIR TUMULTS for AUSTRALIA team Loudon Street. Sail Slip. : 10.001%gu. Rost& To SUL i - SYSI*7 W. IV Smith 1 1.200 R. India :lily In 4 ( Nl"' Nevins .11biloorso .. Vesmineht 1,1500 R. India hily St wllsillissas .. Trebolfin 1 2,500 IL India Assist SS sistisid .. navy Star BYOI O I7 W. W. Smith .. 1 1.200 T. India July In swim' Neville I MOO N. India August 10 110411 Minna Vearnoucht ;800lAdia Bay 25 i lkAßOAirsts bolosts 2,500 India Assiut OS IGOIMMAMI .. Flory Atar miabraiad HIM of fielacta by their Plulatisili97 sad • mold pamassa, same.' world Looms reputation, sad their pa& mow accommodation is umurpamed by any camels aloat.—For all particulars reapectlng freight cirri* to Australia apply to L 9 BAJN and Co.. Vico : all MAW. for the Bell Una: and T. Y. 'UCLA and Co.. 1. Leadantualatraat, Imatm. PM. MirßB. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' Blackwell-yard. Londonl LINE of PACIEET SHIPS to AIISTRALIA.—Yor ELItOURNR, Pint Phillip, Direct. to leave the Dodos cm Thursday, August PO, calling at Plymouth, the splen did new clipper slap IM74EX. 1,101 too., J. 8. ATTWOOD, Commander: l)o'z in the Mast hills Docks. Her accommo ' dances for all clown, of passeKiers are unsurpassed, and she carry an esneranced marrow lerw heieht or passage Apply er. McLROD, ALLPORT. and MORGAN. with Megan MON PY WIGRAM and SONS. 7 , Leadenhallatreet. Palanunran by this IM• of packets are conveyed from Paddington to Miaouth Ina clam foe socondtlass tam and second dusky tntrd-clasa twee. STEM:LAGS PAIMAGE REDUCED TO null °curiae (L 5 ern. UNTIL FYRTHISR NOTICY LIVERPOOL, rrEw YORK, and F r r ItLADELPFITA triItAMMHIP COMPANY Intend der putted= their Mil-powered Clyde-bullt Iron Ferro ateam-Sbm. calling M Queenstown to embark pawners and dopatcbm, Moire: "'ROM LIVPRINIO2. TOR fer.w TORR. RDINBUROH, Wednesday, Inly 1. And every Wednesday, and every alternate Fritts,. Cabin passage li,, IT. and 21 guineas, neeerdine to the seams. loodstion. forward 01111ftg, indosliee W p,„„td„„„, cooked. Pueenrers for Canada the United Mates, tad British Ookrunide, hosted th - ennls on very advanteeeens terms—for farther pertleulers eeply to WIL , JAM INMAN. It, Water. street, street, Liverpool; or to RIVES end MACEY, I. R William- WITHIN and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL .1.-P MAIL STEAM-8111PS. 111M.0111441 by the Athalralt=l bet•rcen LTYPRPOOL and NEW YORK. end between POOL and flasTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other porta to land and receive malls. goods, and passengers. the Boston ships calling at Mantas to land and receive passengers and her Majesty's malls. The following or other meads are ap pointed to sail from Liverpool. calling at Cork to recibir* the MOUS PFAITA, for NEW YORK, Saturday. July 4. AFRICA, for ROSTOV. Saturday. July 11. BColl A, for NEW YORK, satuntry, July It Tanwe money. mcbuling fiterardn fee and proylelene, bat wltkout wines or liquors:—To lialtfaz and Boston. chief cabin, Ll 4: second clhin, £l6. To New York. chief csblu. £BB second cabin, £lB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York £3 per ton, end 5 per cent. Trhanier.—Apply to J. B. road, It, Old Rrnsiatreet. London : J. IL Currie, Hawn, and 1.2. Mass de la Beane, Pans ; 0. sod J. Boom, Buchananotreet, Olatrmw . P. sad C. Winer, Queenstown: or D. and C. Wine, 8, Water slinset, leverpooL parLUPPI3, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS dwimtech the 11111.10fTe11 , 1n..4 Oro , rilro Orsoo•ro : Tor ROTTIRDAM an 4 the P (UNE, the BATAVIRR. floe td *Kat afl4 toceism Weave Wharf. Wapplog. every Sunday, at 11 a.m. )' aces: t 2 ts. : Cl 10a, awl flu ed. Return tickets. • fare and a half. The PYRNOORD, Thursday morning early, from off the Tower. Fare 11. Ter BRIM RN, the MOW!, July 2, at 11 am. Rem Hone - Worn. laver • cs st, and ww, for ocninzatrao thc LONDON, about July 4, from Horse. h' in. R. FOWL LS W.. nil tai Ll. To be feLlowed by the GIIBTAI WAMA Tor COPSNRARTIf mutt orroCKHOLIC the NEWSKT, about Jely 2. Fare Copenhagen, it is. For WORK ;afters, We.. imply et Chspile's Universal Ofbee, Regent-drape, W., or to PIIILUPPS, GRA and PH If I.IPPM, W. Reed-lane, R.C. GOLD REVIVER, le. lid. per bottle ,• Electro n. Silver, Is. Established more than k 0 years, for renderr old gilt frames, and worn off pla ted articles. new. by • ONO@ applleatiow—YOX ANITA. MI, Strand, W.C. : Deane, lossion-belsre: berelay. Yerrlivilonolreet Appleby, Soho Kennedy, Pantheon: Ileaver, CO, Olford-street . Nunn. naraptea, LW. , Jackson, 9, Weetland-row, Dublin. IVIESSRS. DANIEL SMITH,SON,antIOAKLEY have received Instructions to BELL Ty AUCTION, at the Mart, near the lank of 2n,tland, on TUESDAY, July 7, at 12, in One or Two Lota, this Important FREEHOLD VtTATI, comprising Dalllngton.hAll. a sub-tantal stone-built mansion, =l7 situate, close to the church and and over some IneiFtimbered park lands. with Wantatlons, ex cellent fishponds. At. ; it contains 15 Inedroorna, large reception rooms, a fine oak staircase and secondary staircase, and good domestic offices: ettenolve stabling and cusch•honses, laundry, brew house, Ac., capital flower gardens and pleasure grounds, two wailed kitchen gardens, with vinery, conservatory• forcing pita, productise orchard, AN. The kennel of the Pytchley hounds Is within a few miles. The agricultural lands are of dra ma quality, and in the heads of highly respectable tenants; they are In an excellent state of cultivation, and the farmhouses and homesteads are In a good state of repair. sad afford ample convenience forth, proper cultivation of the land. There are numerous occupations, consisting of market garden and aCCOI3I. =dation lands, a considerable portion of which will doubtless be required shortly for building purposes, an the town of North saspton is rapidly spreading in the direction of the estate ; also the Wheslahost Inn. In the village, and numerous cottages, nearly the WHOLE of the VILLAGE, with the taconites of the almshouses and schools, Is Included ; also Dalllngton MK width being so close to Northampton is adapted fora good trade. The manor of Dallington, with its 2tinn righta and Privileges, the capital coven and planta tions, known as Dallington-heath. The ADVOWSON of the VICARAGE of DALUNGTON, with. pod vicarage house, ooeveurent homestead, and about 60 acres of very v.lnahle glebe land, and tithe-rent charge of 121 ls. 6d. per annum: various fee farm rents, amounting to shoat iko par annum valuable beds of ironstone, which have produced royalties amounting to upwards of 01,000 per annum during thetas{ three years. The estate, which forms an rutin ternipted domain of ONR THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRID AND FIVE ACRES, extending from the town of Northampton to Dallington-heath. and • blob possesses the advantages both of a residential landed property and a large extent of tows lands, rapidly increming in value, and subject only to very trifling outgoings, being entii ely trechol I, the land-tax only C 6 11s. 44. per annum, will in the first indentos be subedited to auction to nee lot, offering an opportunity for a sound Investment, combined with a desirable residence in a central and favourite locality, sadly aommaible from London and all the principal parts of the kingdom by railway, and conferring on the turehaser very considerable local influence. In the event of a sale not being effected in one lot, It will be Immediately divided Into two lota, when Lot 1 will comprise the mansion, woodlands, plantations, farm lands, cottages, and village property, edvowson, manor, fee term rents, &c., in ail about 1,130 scree, forming an exceedingly compact landed estate ; and lot 2 will comprise 236 acres, close to Northampton, consbning of market garden and accommoda tion land, Dellington mill, Bc., forming an Important tract of land. producing a bake annual income, end capable either of being gradually converted Into betiding land, or of Immediate operations In a building scheme of magnitude. Particulars, with plans, may be had of Messrs. Billiard, Dale, and otretton, sollciton, 3, Grays-Inn-square, W.C. ;of George Annesley, Req., ea Llncoin'ainn-fields, W.C. : of ►ie. W. J. Pewee, asctlinmer. Northampton and of Mews. DANIIL Sting, SON, and °Actin, leadlagents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo place, Pall. all, &W. BEIM nom HANTS, a delightful residence, to a very ailed district.. about four miles from Christchurch, and nine miles from the faablonable resorts, Lymington and Bournemouth, together with Its dorealn of 452 acres, with pommel= upon the completion of the purchase. MESSRS.DANIELBMITH,SON.andOAKLEY are favoured with Instruct one to SUBMIT to AUCTION, at the Mart, near the Mink of England, es TULIDAY. July 21, Ml 2, the above dlstingulsh!A___ PROPYRTY comprising a moderate-siced mention, coataining among the reception rooms a dining raven 24 by 21 feet, and • withdraw room 29 by 21 feet, nine principal chambers, with three rooms anti four servants' attics, convenient ()MCI'S and ample stabling. large kitchen garden walled on every side, melon ground, vinery, conservatory, dc. The house oxen les a beautiful site, commanding a slew of Christchurch Tower. with the ocean beyond: and its exteustve lawns and pleasure grounds, In perfect order, are adorned with choice cedar and other orna mental trees of elegant forum, sheltering shrubs of rare growth, and plantations with delightful shrubbery walks belt the entire mansion curtllage. The domain, which is exceedingly compact, embraces — FOUR HUNDRED and TIFTY-TWO ACRES, of which shoat 418 acres are in hand. viz. : mango. site 15 acres. agricultural lands 187 acres, with extollent ferns buildings. 226 acm Or plantations and woodlands, affording excellent shooting, and the remainder small holdings, with cottage property and a public house—all in good repair. Printed part-Imila., with plans, may he obtained of 0. Ste phens. FAq , soli Her, 13. Northurnberiandotreet, Strand Jas. Dna'. Req., solicitor, Christchurch. Mr. eldslett, land agent. Wimborne. sad of Mears. DAnIIL Slum, Som, and Oaiii.SY, land *gents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-piece, Pall-malt SOUTH DEVON —The ELITE ESTATE, a very important and choke FREEHOLD DOMAIN, with noble Mansion, one of the most dhtlarnisbed Seats In this beautiful rounty, very pic turesquely situate about nine miles from Plymouth. It from Tomes, two trom Modbury, and four from Ivybeldge Station on the South Devon Railway, within about seven hours of London. IAESSRS. D A NIEL SMITH, SON, andoA HLEY bare received Instructions to SELL by AUCTION. at the Mart, neer the Bank of Emden& Cu TUESDAY, July 11, at 12, In One Lot, the above valuable and extensive FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. It comprises a noble mansion of a baronial character, known as Flete, occupying one of the best sites In Devonshire, epos an eminence immediately above the vale, through which nows the lovely river Erme, surrounded by beautiful scenery, In the centre of a fine domain, end commanding extensive and pic turesque view., Including the mime of the Dartmoor hills, ap proached through two lodges by long carriage drives through the park and plantations. and entered from a massive granite battlemented porch. The mansion is a handsome done build lon partly of the Elizabethan and pertly of the early Enzlish stile of architecture, tompieted in good taste, and of commandinx appearanee. It comprises hall, library, billiard Moon. dining hall, all noble apartments of large dimes. Mons, sod fitted with granite chimitcy.pleces, oak panels, and other fittings In keeping with the style of the honse ; also a second billiard room, smoking roan, lobby with two bath room,: a handsome carved oak staircase leads to the first floor. The chamber acme.= , ation is extensive, sad comprise about SA C r t i i: c dotril ' C l = a" rrterivrianar seven ood, I d n r eTirifg r' r ma. rge vaulted ostlers. The stabling Is first rate, comprising Wu stalls and two boles, large coarb iIOUPCS, tte. The lawns, pleasure grounds, and cardens are tastefully laid out, and ornamented by fine forest timber, and the appointments of the house generally adapt it for the reenirements of en extensive establishment The domain consists of TWO THOUSAND MX HUSDRFD AND TWO ACRES of freehold land 'for the most part on the old red sandenne formation, and very fertilei, extending In a compact form over a beautifully undulating country. with the house nearly in the centre, and ornamented by a large quantity of One timber and very handsome woods and plantation., intersected by beautiful roads extending over severs! miles. It comprises shoot 1,430 acres of productive Oren and root land, 742 acres of rich pasture and meadow land and valuable oreharding, and MO acres of woodland and plantations, crowning the undulations and form ing magnificent features in the landerape, lying very romteetly in the se-re:sl perishes of Holbeton, Remington, Yealmoton. and Modlery, divided itto 14 large farms and IninfernUs small OCCUpetinnt The farrn.honses and premises generally are In good order, a considerable outlay having been made some time Owe. The land ls all let to yearly tenants at low rents. There Is also &valuable quarry of building and Hose stone. The estate be eludes hapropriate tithe mot chargesin Holbeton andkrmington, commuted at Cf 97 per Annum ; numerous cottages and small holdings, including great part of the village of Holheton, and various chief and conventionary rent... Producing a gross annual value of £5.155 The whole browny forma a remarkably sound investment, united to the advantage of a salubrious and mild climate, near the sea coast, a picturesque country, and the coley remota to be bend in fine partridge, pheasant, woodcock. and wild fowl shooting first-rate salmon and trout fishing. yachting, and fox hunting. within easy reach of Mr. Trelawny's capital meets. The manorial and seignorial rights attached to the estate are valuable and extensive, and comprise free fishery in the Mute, franchise of wreck in the sea, free warren over the hun dred of itrmington, and unrestricted right of pasturage on En,. plains. Dertmooe Particulars, with plans and views fss. tech', may be obtained of Richard Andrews. Esq., solicitor, liodbery of Ofente Lytkall Creeket, Esq.. solicitor. 51, Lincoleultimilehts, W.C. ; of ifiewif, Godwin and Pickett, solicitors. 3, King's-bench-walk, B.C. : and of Memo. Daum Sarin. het. sad Osathr, land agents and surveyors, No. 10, Waterloo place Pall-mall, S.W., where also a ground plan sad photographs of ths notatisa may be sew SIMS EUNDREG ACRES, In a ring fence, with a comfortable and well anointed mode ratea zed mansion, with stabling, ordsns. Lawn. and carriage approach ?vomitus village, also walks screened by plantations extending to a well preserved covert. The past ground, though not immediately adjoining the house, Is !studded with some fine old timber trees, sod presents a One elevated and boldly undu lated site for the erection of a mansion, and cormuds a mag nificent range of scenery. The farms comprise the Manor, or Place Farm, about 371 acres of good wheat land, and an exceileut sheep faros, with a very superior farmhouse and homestead, also a second homestead called Maaston also a farm walled Calves Ley.. about 145 acre. of superior land, with a newly. erected farmhouse and homestead. Both farms are let to good tenants for a short unexpired term of a lease. The mansion, park and woodlands, and three enclosures are In hand. The whole estate la intenpersed with woods and coverts, in which are several good ponds of water, and intersected by extensive private roads and drives, and is so disposed as to affoni excellent shouting. There is also a good bead of game on the property. Several packs of foshounds meet within carp distances. 4. B. In ths event of the property not befog sold at the arc. Moo, it may subsequent) ybe treated for In separate lots. —Pull printed particulars, with plans, may be obtained at the George Motel, Panbourne ; the Pelican luu, Newbury : and of Messrs. Steady, Friar-greet. Beading and with order to slew of Messrs. DABtLL Surfs, /toe, and OAALItt, land agents sod enrveyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, S.W. NORFOLK —Valuable aad Extensive ESTATE, comprising 1,670 acres in a ring fume, and nearly an entire p wish, with eery attractive sporting advantage., the while of the present value of £1,600 per annum, with the ADVON SON and RECTORIAL MES.VIRS. DANIEL SMITH,SON,andOAHLEY are lastraeted to OgYER for SALE by AUCTION, at the Mart, at the end of the summer 'unless previously disposed of by private contract, for which they ate prepared to tract), the above valuable PROPERTY, known as the HORSEY ESTATE, forming, with very small exception, the whole parish of Honey, situate about 10} miles front Yarmouth, 21 trots Norwich, an d 16 from Cromer, bounded on the north-east by the German Ocean. It comprises Mies. Or. atip„, lying in a ring fence, and (Gritted thus:—lea. Sr. 4p , Haney Hall, a com fortable moderate-aired residence, containing dining-roan, drawing-room, library, geudennut's rom. 10 bedrooms and ofikes, stabling, ,to.. with lawn, gardens, shrub belies, and plantations, in hand: 1,211 a. lip. of arable and marsh land, • large portion of which Is of excellent quality and produces heavy crops, and is divided into several convenient farms, with the usual farmhouses, premis, s and cottages, IS a, 2r. 3Sp. Horsey Mere, or Lake, and tattoos pieces of plantation and marsh land, known as Banda, surrounding ; 13es. Sr. 20p. of Breyden Mantles, producing a large annual return from reed, sedge, and rashes and affording first-rate snipe and other wild fowl shooting ;1305. Ir. 2p. of valuable rebhit warren adjoining the coast. The whole produces el annual income of about £2,600. This estate has many attractions fur a gentleman fond of • coun try life and rural sports. Its advantages with regardto shooting I and fishing are unequalled, from Its proximity to the coast, and , from the fact that Horsey Mere is the nearest piece of water 1 to the sea ; duck, snipe, woodcock, and other wild fowl of every description abound, including the rarest birds found In Great Britain. The Mere is well stocked with fish, which are noted for their size and quality ; it is also an important addition to the estate for yachting and losting, and so a means of cheap water carriage to Yarmouth, Norwich, and other districts. The sport- Mg and fishing un this estate are mentioned by Terrell and other author. us tint-rate. The estate is nearly all freehold, and is a drainage district to itself. and Is. with all parish liminess, under the sole control of the owner. Ihe advorson and rectorial tithes form part of the property. The outgoings of all kinds are almost nominal. ittriheipart" -- lculars may be had of Charles ('ory, Esq., solicitor, Great Yarmouth : of P. A flanrot, Eq., solicitor, to, Medford. roe, Holborn and of Messrs. DAsnii SON, and OAKLEY. 10. Waterloo-place. Pall-mall. RONCHURCH, ISLE of WIGHT.—EASY DESK a distinguished MARINE MANSION, in one of the most delightful and salu brious parts of the Island. sequestered in grounds of great beauty, commanding a lovely sea view, only a mile from that delightful and fashionable resort, Ventnor, and In a select neighbourhood. MES.SRS.DANIELSMITH,SON,andOAKLEY arc instructed to OFFER for SALE by A CMOS, at the Mart, near the Rank of England, In the summer ninlets west cattily disposed of by private contract). the above very superior MARINE RESIDENCE, situate In the south-eutern division of the liberty of East Medina. claw to the picturesque village of Bonchurch, which occupies a splendid position on the rocky heights of the coast line. at the extremity of that singularly romantic and grand tract, the Entiercliff. and within the Influence of a climate proverbially favourable to delicate constitutions. The man sion is distinguished not alone from the character of the reel. dence (which is in the }.lllabethan style of architecture!, mod substantially built of done, planned with every attention to comfort and !noun, with costly fitting, throrghout, the reception rooms and principal chambers exliibithq tine workmanship In English oak, all iu keeping with the 17th century! but ales from its delightful situation, sheltered beneath a pro ..ipice of lime. stone, secluded within its grounds, which occupy a rich tract of shore land, one of the many capricious formations Mum the great land slip, having s inagulaceni sea view, and completely...coed D y ornamental timber which flourishes beneath the lofty shade of tie rocky background. It Is freehold, embracing. with its lawns and pleasure grounds. gardens, and paddocks. an area of about THIRTY ACRES. Immediate possession may be obtained, and all the appropriate and costly oak furniture and muting, may be taken by the per. chaser at • valuation. PaTtlealarsniii 0; had of Messrs. Ranken, Ford, Lom;bourne, and Lougbonrue. solicitors, No. 4, bouthoquare. OrmY►dna, N.C.: and of Mews. Dmontc gurrn, SON. and Oaisi T, load agenta and surveyors, 10, Waterfooplsee, Poll.mall, &W. PAGE'S BRICK, Tile, and Pipu MACHINES, for hand. hone, or steam power. are the most simple and efficient extant.— Poll particulsrs and prices &dam d of the markers, L. Page and Co., Laurence Pouutun place, Laurence Pountoey.hill, Cannonetreet, LC., when they may be seer in operation daily. DNEFOD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA pi R ES bes bete, during tvresty-flm jean,. emphatically GamsMimed by the medical profession, and universally accepted by the public, as the best remedy for acidity of the stomach. heartburn, headache, g o c;, and inilladllon, and as a mild ape dent for delicate constlintionA, node especially for lmlies and children. It is prepared, is a state of period purity and of Gallons strength, by DINI/111.0R1r and Go.. 172, Se. good. Week Landon; and said by all respretable ehemlate &browb eat the maid. IDULVERMACHER'B PATENT VOLTAIC ithLTS, BA NDB. etc., now greatly iniprovesl, are the only electroegeocratiug, flexible batteries In miatence, the extraor dinary efficacy of which has elicited the praise of the late Dr. Golding gird. Dr. Pereira, In his Mated* Medics, 4th Petition. Dr. B. tobb, Dr. Head, ix. Conducting getable belts, similar In principle NI theft offered elsewhere at ILI , can be bad for 3a. 6d. ; but real voltaic belts and hands of Varbms degrees of electric power, adapted to the nature nod description of ids ellaCJ enumerated he the prospectus. from La. to 1.4.: combined voltaic bands for restoring exhausted vital energy, 30a. to 40a. (post frog Intensity pocket batteries, of unprecedented gm. pilcity, from 30s. to C 3 'coon Pamphlet containing nume rous acientlfle reports nod thousand. of private testimouigla of cures for three stamps—J. L. PULVERLIACH ER and Co • obl ate/Wing Galvanic ratelishinent. 711, Oxfordffiniet, tondo., W. City agent, X. CONSTILSCE, chemist, Si, lAndenhaligtrect, E.C. KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY: ING POWDER, for which a prize medal was awarded to the pendent? at the international Eahlbition, 19IM - Poe try. and Plante are effectually freed from fleas and all of her vermin with which they are infested, by the above powder, which is quint harmless to animal life. The Fanner, the Gar dener. or the Sportsmas, will therefore find it invaluable. Bugs, cockroaches, beetles. moths In fora, and every other species of Insect Cr. also instantly destroyed.—Roll in packets, in. aad td. cuch. or poet free for 14, or treble sine for 36 p 'Mao stamps. ley THOMAS KEATING. chemist. 79, St. Paula-church yard, London. EC.; retail by all druggists, itc. Take notice, sack genuine packet bean the above name and addreee. JOZEMTS COPAHINE MEGE, imocens f u lly tried In the Paris and London HoopPala, under the can of Marro. Culkcior, Wooed, Loyd, Poland, sad Leyros Clark (Learnt, Nov. 6. LW, effects a care in en verge of sic days, either la resent or chronic diseases. —4a ad per bottle, by post is. 3d.., at C. Josceo's, Preach chocolat, 69, Haymarket, London. Esq.. and Joao Joist Doe gels, Esq., who, in conjunction with the tendon Board, have taken an active part in the formation of this bank, have already consented to accept acute In the Brazilian direction, and will be emaciated with other gentlemen of high commercial Mending. Rio de Janeiro will be the vest of the bank in Bragg, and the present base of its operation. The Bank will receive current accounts to Brazil, discount receive deposits, make advances on bills of lading, conduct exchange operations, and generally undertake all other legltl• mate banking and fivancial business. Application having been mado that a ccesiderable portion of the share capital may be reserved for Portugal and Brun, the Directors have decided to limit the Issue of shares In this country for the present to Sa,ooo. Prospectases and Foams of Application for Shares may be ob tained on application to tho Brokers ; and at the Temporary Odlces of the Company. TORN _Oll APPLICATION ?OR SHARIS. To the Director of Braouo.n and Yu . ?!°. • _ . Gentlemen,—l request yon to allot me shares In the Braslllan and Portuguese Bank (Limited), and I hereby agree to become a member of th. Company, and to accept those shares, or any less number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the sum of gt per share on allotment, and I request you to place my name on the register of members In respect of the shares allotted to me. I am, (I vntlemen, your obedient servant Name In full Adding in full Itelareuce Dad THE RICHMOND RILL HOTEL COMPANY (Limited). Capital, LlOO.OOO, In 10,000 stares of £lO each. Fire Li me, , 4 00 Marne Deparlt, Ka. per e on estioo se 10 oa a per share ab;r- -- l ee -.-- 7 MI4I allotment. DIRECTOR. The Right Hon. the Earl of Sefton, 68. Grosvenor-place, and Croototh-park, Liverpool. The Hon. J. C. Vivian, 14, &tar/we-square. J. Loraine Baldwin, 3taq 15. at. James's street. J. Sainsbury llavenpo•t, Lin., Deputy Commimary-Generst, Clarendon-lodge, Brighton. D. .1. Howe. Lag.. Director of the Longboat Hotel Company. The Han. Merles Hay, 33, Codogan.place, Balgravo-square. BAB Lombard.street, City. London and County Benkl. Hanover.tquere, Richmond. SOLIMORS. —Mesas. Sole, Turners, and Hardwick, Alder manbury. Aacarracy.—John GMs, Req., 2. Veralam-Intildlngs, Gray's-tun (Architect to the Loighem note' Company , . ACDITOS. —Herbert George L Abney, E.q.. King-street, BILONIIB.—Yews Bhoit7r7MTli Mg, VI Mrchln.laae. SICIMMART.—Tranets R. Spry, kat , Temporary Ofikes—ae, Lombard-street, adorn. 1. The scenery of Richmond and It. neighbourhood, whose beautles hare long been the theme of poet and artist, has always attracted the aristocratic plea3ure seekers of the metropolis. Convenience of access. both by rail and ri‘er, has increased the number of visitors to so great an extent as to reader the present accommodation utterly inadeqiude. ..c. 2. The übjetet of th 4 couipiny 4 to erect on Hlchmond•hill an hotel posaaning every modern luxury and convenience whether for vltitorctr equipaae. . . 11..fheDirt:aors Kaye secured an excellent site, In close proximity to the " Star and Garter?' commanding • most lovely view of the river Thames and the SUMUIN4 tug country, at • cost of 87,600. The property is now known as ashburnhanbledge, and contains about three acres, partly fopYhold tO hold; and partly Ir.:hold, w ith upwards of AO years to run at s moderate ground rent of £2O per annum. The grounds are at present beautifully laid out. and will be further Improved to make them so perfect as possible. S. The hotel will contain large and mall dining rooms, reading rooms, billiard room!, bath rooms. onlooking room. and upwards of one hundred bedrooms, and will offer every possible onoveub cure and attraction both to visitors desiriug to spend • few hour! nutef tow., and to those dedrinv temporary residence. 6. Hotel Companies having becomes recognised institctiou In England, and, with hardly an exception, pitying good dividends, no excuse need be offered for putting this undertaking before the public. Large fortunes have been realised by the proprietors awl levees of hotels In the Immediate vicinity, from which ft may ho toondently anticipated that t►is Hotel will be among the most prosperous of this very profitable class of undertakings . G. As au evidence of the lathe profits derived from hotel pro perty, it may be mentioned that the thuen's Hotel Company, Norwood on undertaking similar In nearly !Vert respect to the proposed itichniond Hotel have declared a dividend of ten per cent. 7. The nominal capital of the Company is Axed at cloacco, but It Is confidently expected , looking to the small cost of the bite, etc., that not nearly all of this sum will be required : the Dire , . tors therefore propose at IA s , to inane only one half the shares. Plans of the site. together with • photograph of the view, may be seen at the temporary ethos. Interest at the rate of S por cent. will be paid on all MIL received until the opening of the Hotel. Prospectuses and formeof application may be had at the offices of the Company, or of the brokers and bankers. ►ORE 91 AITLICATIONrR !MARCIE Pe the Directors of the Illehmon.l.hill Hotel Company (Limited). Gentlemen,— Haring pail into the hands of the sum of being len shill log• per shire on she es in the above Company. I request you will allot MG that number. .1 shares. and I hereby agree to accept the a ome, or any less number which may be allotted to me—to pay the remainder rs' the deposit of One room' Ten Shillings per share and all calls when stye on the shares allotted, and to .ign the Articles of Alum cletioJliheu requltvd. Name Profession or beakless Address Dated the day of 1863. PRE ENGLISH and SCOTTISH MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY (Limited) will COMMENCE BUSINESS at Ma Taro Moto, No. E. Eofd E.chanis buddloga, on WEDN IL AY skit, the let Jul By order, June 24 1163. a MALTB WON, Secretary. OE?iTLEVENII_DRIC!& GPNTLEMEY;;;lnVitidtOrospeet the NEW STOCK of WALKING and OVERCOATS, kept for n. speedos or eala at 1141111 LION and KIMPIONS. Talton, 104 fKlund. opposite Zzeter-hall. GREY HAIR-CLEVELAND'S WALNUT MIAMI gill :hangs grey hair to the original colour, darken red or light hair. prevent its falling off, and greatly Dn. •, rove ha appearance. Price la ad., ?a sod `a al.. a sample IsT . .pa.t u stamps.—Depot, Gower - street. Bedford aci ogre. W C- and all chomists and perfumers. Caution.—There are orthlem imitations of this article, therefore ask for "Cleveland's Walnut Pomade." Istabllibed um& AFINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, and blustachliss are milled by the as. of ROWLANDS MACASSAR OIL This elegant, frairset, end pellucid oil arivereaSy to high repute for Its unprecedented success daring the last to years in promoting the growth, restoring. and beast'• tyke' the human haw. It prevents hair from falling off or two. lug grey, strengthen weak hair, cleaner It Iran scurf and dandrilf. and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and giossy. For dilhlren It Is especially recommended, as forming the bar of • beautiful head of hair. In all climates It alike displays Its In comparable remits, and has long been an established favourite In India. Price 1e.61., 74., les. rt. equal to four ...IL._ Fla Per bottle. gold at M, Hatton-garden. and bye:keret...nu pr furera.—Ar for Rosvland. Mairsear OIL NO CURB, NO PAY.—Dr. OOLDINO BIRD, Physician to Guy's }fovea!, states that it I. out/ to the mild continuous voltaic cement that we meet look for a mat de velopment of curative Inatome. ICERSBAN'S VOLTAIC FLEXIBLE BELT pommies this emential power, as proved by its extraordinary cures to neuralgia. rheumatism, 'embalm. misfit; gout, tic dolorous, indigertlon, parsiyals, nervous debi lity, asthma. npaamodic Witten, dr. It restores the pristine tone and vigour of the system. With partial excePtions, the belt can be had on loan foe a nemth and tested, free of charge , fa. to lan each if kept. Testhuomais confirming the above ' ran free.—Depot, 11, Crookactdane, King Wtillasaatreet, City. PROM LAST NTOHT'S GAZETTE. [•Alfa or oaLICITOUR AID norms rArrictuas r• OBTAINED AT TM OMCI OF TM CHIRP =OMR" COM OF DAMILIII7FTCY. BASINOHALL-STILIMT.] BANKRUPT:A. Aura= LAusartrir, itstit;Oii.Tpii:cr:lizford.strett, Journeyman watchmaker, to surrender July 14, at 12. 010X(11 ADAMS, Penelnuehatr.et, Indigo dealer, July 14, at 11. Itlataltn AVonraTue 1101.128, Chapclatreet, Sotocratown, late tea dealer, July 14, at 11. W7.I.III7IIiiiIISTO2 . Cio - rii, Orchard-street, Westminster, cheese monger, July 14., at 11. WILLI/LW HMI BLONIOIT, Beading, Derkshlre, ironfounder, July 14, at 12. THOMAS Wri.i.w4 Qtrizcz Hourrwal., Priudlautreet. Rollter hithe, medical student, July 14, at 12. WILLIAM Ouv at Wmilims, ilptuccrterrace, Islington, artist, July 14, at It ntiDISILICK ElaoCtirt, Portland road North, Notalmilull, com mission agent, July 14, at 12. Jona CAIMICK. Farnham-pi beer seller, July 14, at 1!. VOLIAMI2I JANIS QUAIL, Hare-street, llethnsl-green, tin plats .are manufacturer, July la at I. Wrirrau Incas, Warner-at., Doyer-rd ,sollettor, July 14, at !. Loots RoFsrm., St. Mary ale, City, and Bydenhant, commercial agent, July IL at t. _ Atistim Monts, Manebesteretreet, Hints-cross, plumber, Julyl6, at 1. WILLIAM HIOIRT PARIXY, Colney Hatch, Middlesex, carpenter, July It, at t. 8111e1.611, Nelemster , City-rd., builder, July 16, at t. 8•111711 pUIIIIO3I. later-street, Winston, dealer in marine stores. Julyl4, at 2. =MANDRIL WIDDRAIRIRII MiCLINIII, Hendon, Mlddleaex, captain In the army, July 14. at I. WILLIAM liesm.yutr.. Klagarrret, Holborn, tailor, July last 2. Binsisti Thomas lisrmu., Ebury.mews, Pimlico, cab driver, July 14, at 2. — . . CHAYLMA 11.11 AX ALDZATON, Let Moulseq, Surrey, tobacco nist, July 14, at I. Gleans lICHAILD PRATT Welaits., Bow-lane, Cbespaide, apo thecary, July 16, at 1. Aist nut SIENDHAM, Cullunamtreet. City, and Lora-road, Baca WI :ton, merchant, July 14, at 2. Flynn Moos& East Wickham, Kest brieklaYer, July 14, at n ineties Blies Fowisa, Low Lorton and Stratford, Haim, glass cotter, July 14. at 11. ALAMANDXR Own, Berwlekotrest, Mee, and Upper Seymour street, Bustonminare, optical sling case maker. July 14, at U. JOHN ANDIASON, New-wharf, Whitefrtars, wise merchant, July 14. at IL Jolla HAHN. brontl-place, Walworth. cab driver, Julr 14, at 11. kteueke PooLtt at. George's-terrace, Dover-read, merchant, clerk, July I. at I. EHMIN Feitiunt;TwylorJ, Banta, beer seller, J uly 11, at 12. DANIEL Lunt, Newland-plax, leusangtou, upholsterer, July • • -" 14, at 1. , Jots 1 / 1 01ARDSON, Ellenborough-road, Upper Holloway, palate?, July 14, at 1. GlOOltalt Mumma Kgloter, Jun., Wolverhampton, nuisorylnan, July 10, at 11. QUEENS Evtitat3, Hereford, cheem factor, July 13, at 12. JOHN WRIGHT. Stamfoid, Ironmonger, July 13, alit, TH01448 Knott. Cheltenham, late nine merchantt. July 10, at 11. R 614111141. TRICK BleirulTy, Phmouth, jeweller, July 2 4 , at 12i. IlltnltY Hawn Exeter, photographic artist, July 17, at 1. ROGER HolraLL Cann, Lincoln. flour dealer. July IR, at 12. Jolt, lICIMILUMMID and R 012114011 Jaggiou, ingston.upou lull, mall makers. Ju y 15. at 12 SAMUIIL flveroool, boot Manufacturer, July 13, at 12. WILLIAM 114itto, Wrexham, Denbigh.h.. broom. July 15, at 11. ILINMANDER 005000 CANPRIUJ. ROBERTSON, Rochdale, Lancs. shirr, travelling draper, July 13, at It SAMblioltD SkilDireaD, Rade.l.de, buicashire, smithware dealer, July 10, at 11. CHUM= Dalrit 000P1111, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ship broker, July 10, at JOHN AbTON, den., Aston.juxta.Thrmingham, Journeyman gun maker. Angtatt 4. at le. HORSES° TOM), Birmlogharn, pearl button makce. August 4, at 10. SUMER Hinny HOLLAND, Birmingham, counillmion :moat, Auglit 4, at 10. 011011011ALnutD CALKIN, Solihull, Warwickshire, commission agent, August 4, at to. Rtcgaim Asimrs. Blackburn. tronfounder, July 13, at 1. tliums, Hahne, laneash., oommlsslon SWIM July 11. at Be. ILLI,III PAIMI4II. Nutt.111g1.4.12, bobbllll.l4llcl. June z., at 11. JAIIILY AhllllltY, WegithrultlWl4l.l, Staffordshire, Jou:nesse= brims founder, July 14, at 10. 1:11411L/.11 0/1311005, A. Cron, near Winchester, boot maker, July 18, at 1. Mammy' CoMMS, sum Hereford, butcher, July 17, at 10. THOMAS W*osla%l, BAetsald, c.Hle derler. Jul> le. •1 Y. 1•11118 .10111111401, Metßekl, razor posaufacturer, July l&, at 2. Iluorait, Bridgwater, Sonierwtali.,tallor, Jody la, at 10. Wit.u.tx 'IIIOIIAL Dowl.ds, Gliusiorgalish.,painter, July 14, at 11. JAHEN Niciirriaincr Shrewsbury, btillglrr , July Vi at 10. Waxily Batati, SMUpahlre..PSMZer, ilk at 10. Tauxas Ouoa, Norwich. bra klayer, July 10, at 11. ILICHLRD Josia, Xlngterleord, Malluolahuo, boot maker, July 16, at 10. Cautua ISKIITLIT, Khmer, StalTordaare. farmer. July 10, at 10. WILLIAM Bavuaa, brierleyrall, btaturchth., miner, Ju ly 16,8410. Jusura Toitylmoa,.Btokoutou.Trant, grocer, July 11. at 11. DaaILL iiiit4,llieke-upon.Vrent. crate maktr. July 11. at 11. JOHN gODDA, Tredavoe. Cornwall. fan. r, July s, at!. isitifrUfierer, July 11, at 11. . WILLIAM DrltilltArnia, St. Helena, Lancashire, schoolmaster, July 10, at 11. ISAAC DIUNC.4II., Burton, Westmoreland, painter, July 10, at 11. CUAILLII4 SMYTH, Portland, Dorsetsliire. shoemaker, July Bat 10. YILIDIUUCK AII7IIID, Farnham. Surrey, carpenter, July 12 at 12. 111011 IT 0141021111ELD, Hellingly. Susses, butcher, July a, at 12. Boas= Bunn. Lithorough, Devoashire, baker, July 11, at It UOaY NOWLICIT Crouton Norfolk, fanner, July 10, at 10. • JOHN Wainuioulis,Bleichley, Isuckiushaoi.bsiZ, July 17, at It LAST EiAIIINATION6. - July 23. M. Webs, King W 11116 m-street, Strand. and Hercules buildings. Lambeth, accoucheitr-July 29. J. rimier, Draycott ptme. Chelsea, director of wide compaines-July M. T. Hall, Llavidttreet, New Ketibroad, Jovirneynnin csrpenter-July H. S. Ilastenaisn, Warner-place, Hacki.ey.io.iii, hearth cog manufacturer-July M. H. Beck. Tottenham, town travelk-r- July 22. IL W. H. Jones, Victoria.teinace, Noit ighdl giste, ciunnaission agent-July 22. O. Bugbcc, Units:Lb, Journeyman carpenter-July M. J. Davies, bunts Conduit street, compositor-July M. W. ntatla d , Cropley terraus West, Horton, letter carrier-July M. IL Terrieg,ion. Norfolk, conlwainer-July M. Joseph Van Baehr end Jacob Van Raabe, St. John's-road. Heston, conimbsion agents-July 23. J Wain wright, Bing David-lane, Shade ell, buss broom tuaker-July 22. 11. W. Taylor, Litton-terrace, St- John's...m.l, clerk to on upbobterer-.1 nly 2. O. Blab. Stratford, Essex, engineer -July 2g J. bleach, Jun., Paradlm,street, Mairylebone, Jou. neyrnan carpenter-July 22. E Fisher. Shepherd's-bush, draper-July F. ?abeam, I roydon, builder-July a. J. Dudley. sem, Cottage row, Bermonitseywall, smith-July 21. 11. Bond and C. Whel lams. Finsbury-market, luxatmakers-July 22. W. A. Coiling wood, Basinghalbstrect, and Lime street, Islington, accountant's clerk-July V. J. Gardiner, Queen-street, Goiden.st uase. enve lope stamper-July 22. J. II Jesus, Southampton, medical pracUtioner-Juty FL T. N. Wilson, Woolwich, and Burford terrace, Mlle End Old Town, dock clerk-July 22. C. J. Smith, Houndeditch. oilman-:uly 23. J. A. Ayland, itite-upon-Treut, pilau manufacturer-July 23. F. Wall, Worcester, hnakceper - July 23. T. 11. Drew, Birmingham, accountant-Jody M. W. Coolie, Newbold Verdian, Leicestershire, grocer-August 4. W. C. Morris, Smith, Olsmorganshire, Itnieburner-July 17. 11 Part and' . Francis, Bradford, Yorkshire. tabors-July 17. E flinch. elide, &holes moor-hottom, Yorkshire, cloth weaver July 17. J. Harrill, White Hour, near Thirst, Yorkshire, farmer-Aimust 6. J. Boldock, Lincoln, tailor-July 22. W. H. Pearson. Kings ton-upon-Hull, slater--July 22. J. W. Hall, Kingstonvipon.liull, licensed victualler-July 24. J. babtrother, Huling,ko. Lanes shire, greengrocer-July 24. W. West, Blackburn. butcher- July 21. J. B. Newton, Blackburn. Lancashire, felhuouger- August 10. N. Hardman, Durham, butcher-July i 3. a Edson, Wry, Yorkshire, labourer-July 27. IL. Srapvon, Beverley, Yorkshire, plumber-July 17. T. Williams, Hereford, coach-wheel maker-July 21. P. Hobson, Carlisle, botcher - August 14. 0. Burklasnaw, Thurgoland. Yorkshire, wood collier-July 16. D. Hall, Oldmirtafard, Worcestershire, clog maker-July in, J. Wood, Jun., Brlerley-hill, Stalk rdahire. publican-July 16. T. Pries, itinpwlatierd, Staffordshire, carpenter July in, J. Orem Narirkla, tasselling draper-July lA. T. W. Sabbatou, Thorpe. Norfolk. blacksmith-July 21. 0. G. Inman, East Denham, Norfolk. Yeoman--Jaly 28. J. Browne, gentile/ea, bander-July M. J. Bathe, Porta* clerk of the works in the War Densities= = ./013 24 Anna Howard, Southampton, optician - July le. It. . Clark, B andback, Cheshire, butcher-July 17. W. Steed, °voter. Suffolk, plumber-July le. 8. locker, Steke-apoo.Trent. labourer -nevoid. J. White, Wells, Mateliar-Jall 9. W. Ignott, New bOrT Berkshire, Innkeeper-July S. J. Delve', New Brompton, Keen, surgeon -July I& IL Bled* Wldwortly, Devonshire, botcher - John. R. Jeaknajun.,Liantrlssant, Olanionranahlre, coal proprietor-July 16. J. Orgy, Upper Kirbple-Soken. Gael, teem labourer-July 16. C. Wright, kliatle7. Iffirel. vallthiffier• ItANICAUPTCY ANNULLED. Jane*. RICRAItb Nernitu. City-roat elerk to the Poet-aloe. JOINT BTOCIL COMPANIES ACTS. AgniALTrlf Contain Minim), Julb 10, at I, at Sutura l. street-petlMon tar =when up DECLAIIIII7O/01 till DIVIDIDIDff e BNIMPIOT BANNAXD and ALFRED Itesurnim.L, Ciesapside, Ware houims-finit dlvidesto 14 eld., any Mouday after July 8, at staalMP. Baalegballetreet. BIONDI Slum Newcastle. upon-Tyne, draper-1A dividend Si 45.10 d., any Saturday at Baker's, Newcattle-uPM-TYbn ThfonAll ATLAS, Stoekton.npou.Ters, shlphroker -Ist cll .: d%d.,• o 7Jostinday, ht baker's, Newcastlenpose : v IL DIVIDENDS. . . July 14. J. Mlemenan, Huge -yet ct, Buctlentbery , =Mega r,.....j. nator- 7 Jal ft. O. Bull, Gen., cheoles- mews, Budfordeiggiers, it . l l n. , oily 2g. I{. Beesley, High street, Ho rt on. = . %Aar Pa & /}direr, Ntoie hags ' .I‘. J. Pairmea.J,rnill4. Jimmie, mel • . IdloaasS G. O. Mew, Wharton-obese, Pageeenge, Ige riot -. In. C. W. Marsh, Great Itannostn, Soh r 460 A' . Linke, BOWISMM. lab of Wight. poem,. Jab Wombwell, ilighbur7 - 1 008 waltre Bo , - . 1 11,1 16. . Woclapliand 1. Cant }Ugh Holborn. boot inaloulaetgromd- e . July • • 7. 11. - Cutbill and Sarah Outhell, Proeideneerow and 1 W tyre, Finsbury, cabinet maker-Jul 14. R. C. Wisp be* winter-July E. 17 . F. G. Gillingham. llQabVoorn merchant-4 17. E Brooking, Weymouth, ir tily 11. L. if. Mort, ebeld, barrios.. merchant- Sun 1. H. Parker, F. Thompson, and C. Lassarle, Sheffield. U. 'bud, Wor a kaop, Nottingharhlrs, rilkjil l j oil ' h Nov 11 ,4, N Jody C. Chester, Stadler& Nottinghamshire, holler soaker- July & J. Wakefield. NottlugLam, late publieen -July 8. W. Kendall, Stapleford, Nottloglanullare, lunkeeper-July 8. Cathe rine Slater, Belford, Nottinghamshire, baker-July 8. R. Bowl son, Nottingham. lower-July 8. 7'. Thompson, Jun., Notting ham, painter-July 8. R Poole, Nottingham. draper's eminent -July& 8 E. 31wideck, Nottingham, lace maker-July 8. IL H. Toothead, Nottingham, mll Muer -J al; & J. Clark, Nottingham, lace designer-July Illehrnoml. Manchester, town waved., -July 7. W. 0. Kent, Ugnehall, Suffolk, wheelwright-July 18. H. White, J. White, and W. White, Nottingham, lace manufac turers-July LB. T. Tidowell, Nottingham, lace milker. PARTMEKBIIII.B DDMOLVED. P. L. Truefitt and 0. A. Beer, Canterbury, brewers-M. Brew nan, K. Brennan, and J. Onneiber. Manchester, general met• chants, so far as regal.= M. Brennan-C. Finer and J. J. Tina, aon, plumbers-J. ffiltelse/1 and A. Taylor, Blackfriara. drapers-T. Turner, W. T. Turner, B. T. Turner, and J. Naletßeht, Merchant& so tarots regards B. T. Turner-W. C. Conan, J. Denton. J. Bordekin and J. Breaks. Sheffield, and New York, America, geueral menhante-8. Cotton and D. Harmon, Huddersfield, manufacturing cbeennta-R. Wad* and P. Calvert, Manchester. grocers-T. Necks, H. Eccles, W. Eccles. and r. B. Leek., Walten.le dale, Lancandre cotton spinners- B. X , B. Pheysey, and IL Devonshire', K inn-street, Snow hill, wins merchants, so far as regards B. N eighbom -A. IL. Lees and 8. Darnel, Deadest= and Wigan, merchang-J. Pater (deceased), 8. P. Johnston, A. Cumber, C. C. Johnston, J. Oar nett, T. Comber, and T. Pater. Pernambuco, general merchants -J. Pater teleceased,, A. Cumber, C. C. Johnston J. Garnett, T. Comber, and T. Pater, Inerpord ; Manchester; Bahia . and Per rutrobnco, general Marehants-J. Alderson, J. Roberts, and 0. P. Naylor, Cleckheaton, Yorkshire, ronsmon brewors-J. Webster and W. D. tineyd, Manchester, attorneys-T. Groom and O. T. Gwynn, Whitehurch, Minns ire,. surgeons-T. Dinner and G. Van den Fereshessint, Regent street, hairdressers-W. 8. Lindsay, LP. Btringn, G. Gladstone, E Pembroke, and 0. P. Moller, Anstinfriars. shipbrokers-J. Mikhail, A. Taylor, and W. Bowles, Blackfriernroad, drapers, eo far as regards W. Bowleg -J. Brookes, S. Wilkins, and G. Thomas, Tipton, Staffordshire, ironfounders-C. Witham and W. Whiny, Chester and Birkeo. heed, printers-T. Puller and G. Ronan& Crown-place, Mile End-road, carpenten-J. Barron sad J. Whitley, iiinaley. York shire, grocers-Y. C. Milton and G. Brett, Manchester and Salford, attorneys-T. H. Russell and J. K. owns, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, gat. fitting makere-R J. Arnold. W. G. leete. and W. J. Powell, Liverpool, brokers-Ann inner and M. A. Hiner, , Deptford, grocers-E. lialinell and J. B. lialllwoll. Saddieworth, Yorkshire. e Don doebbre-Mary Jane Motley and Anne Mar to* Birmingham, milliners-W. Stephen (deceased. and 0 - S"Pbfa""lmai gol= 4 4YE e tti an HA m TlONS. Roam TROIIIIIOII and ROBES? LIARLuaI, Maim» : Beacon, Wales; and Edinburgh, comeliest* agents, July 3, at the Faculty Hall, Olautow, BOUM Tnonesoo and DAVID Hanna, Otamon, wino MM. cbants, July 3, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. lANICI FRANI, R Iltaburati, butcher, July & at Dowell. and Lyon's Rooms, Edinburgh. JABS HAT, Glasgovr, builder, July 8, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. An STAAcumi or ECM Glasgow, grocer, July 7, at the Penalty Hall, Glasgow. Waiter Ili Anima, Jun., Glasgow, potato dealer, July 8, at the Vacuity Hall. Glasgow. ' ALLTAADAA listAALmui, OreysToom Caithness-AO% farmer, July 8, at Leith's Caledonian Hotel, Wick. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (num% Tzsmaams.) FRANCE. GRENOBLE, Jcies , EVENING. Tlhe Imperial Court gave judgment to-day in the caste{ M. Casimir Perrier and the editor of the Impartial, by which the accused were both acquitted. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. BRESLAU. Join 30. The Saksische Zeilung of to-day, in its second edition, publishes the last decree issued by the National Government, which orders the stoppage of all traffic on the Warsaw and Petersburg and the Wilua and Eydkuhuen railways. All tele graph officials, engineers, guards, porters, and workmen employed on these lines are directed to leave immediately. The telegraph officials are ordered not to forward any messages, and private individuals are forbidden to travel on these rail ways. All persona acting contrary to these orders of the National government are threatened with severe punishment. PRUSSIA. POSEN, Ji' 30. • - The chief of the Provincial Government of Posen has published a letter from the Crown Prince of Primal*, dated the 28th inst., thanking the inhabi tants for the warm reception given to his Royal Highness on his recent journey through the Grand Duchy, and during his stay at the city of Posen. EARTHQUAKE IN GRANADA. MADRID, J CNg 29. EVICKING. Several shocks of au earthquake were felt in the province of Granada to-dsy, and still con tinue in the district of Almeria. CAPTAINS GRANT AND SPEKR AT Tea Ent No- LOGICAL SOClVFT.—Vostenlay evening an extra meeting of tbp members of the Ethoologitul Society was held at the United Service Institution, to Lear from Captain Grant so at mast of the ethnological peculiarities of the native races of Central Africa. Mr. I.ulaiock pre aided, and mid he wr glad to see Captain Grant and Captain Speke. The paper net with • very (avowable reception " • and is answer no lineations from Mr. Csawfurd and otht re, Captams Grant and Stoke entered into • variety of tsplanatioaa towehiag the manners and custom of the native races. Votes of thanks were given with much cordiality to both travellers. SOCIETY FOR PION. TINO THE EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN.—The annual meeting of this society, which is so be held nest Friday at Willie's Rooms, fall. this year just as atteotion has been tallial in a very painful manner to the subject with which its members couetru themselves. The Hon. A. Kinnaird, Mr, llouckton hiders, and other gentle men will address the meeting; and the effect of employment on health, the need of better erlitottion for women and some trustworthy teat of it. and the restoosibilities of parents in seeing to the early training of their daughters, will be among the subjects Unrelated. RAILWAY AND PT BLit! CoMPANILS IN PARLIA. MENT.—Yestertlay the case for the Potteries Junction Hallway was concluded fu committee of the Lords, and the chairman iotinrited that. slthoagli the committee were it opinion that a litre wee derivable for the district, they did not think that the one prop need was the beat adapted for the purpose. The North Staffordshire Hoilway, who op posed the bill, then intimated their readiness to come to parliament nest session for • hue from Mende* to kadeley and Drayton, and the proceedings were adjourned to this day for the consideration of that penpreition. The bill for the Trigs Valley Railway was passed in another committee; and also the bills for the Belfast and Holywood Railway ; North &mum (Newcastle and Starbuk) ; Great Western (branch at Great bridge); Dirmiouham sad Sutton Goldfield Railway ; sad Devon Valley Railway. [Ad vertiaemen C.]— HOLIA&WA CHNTM ENT IND PlLLS.—certain 'temp, ion from sores, *ikon, Lod kits. Dies, fistulas. and moat Monaca of the skin will be obtained by the persevering use of these admirable remedies. They may he im plicitly relied on In all such cases, lethou. regard to sect or the duration of the malady. Molloem's Ointment and Pills are un speakably precious In indolent ulcerations of the legs. which often resist all other applications, and consign the sufferer to the bed of pain or death. No risk or inconvenience attends the use of Mollosay's niedicament. 'the olntment alai. pain, smarting, and itching, .Menses the sore from foul matter, re proses proud Ilesb, and encourages the growth of good healthy granutstlous is hick ultimately (ono a bound surface. ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACK ET Alf Ir.—Yoe SYDNEY Direct Ito ask trek kr `jam th e tub duly, they at Plyatooth on the nn to passenurs , the splendid frigate-bunt ahlp A LA /100IYI, 1 133eak 1,331 tons register, JOHN WILLIAMS, Commander; gto the nut India Docks. Thu dee ship has been bag& read) for the Sydney trade. She has a full po?p with flut e ~„mon,lghol for colon pasiengers : her 'tweet &tette ,er loft) an airy. stye offers also a desirable aggertuntty kr a would cabin and intermediate passengers: and rill carry " wk .,' surgeon —For kill= Of fret: er_aseeau ezotsln WILLIAMS, oa board : to OIL TLX, RANat min - ELL. 7, Leadenballiareet : or to 1111VICX and MOOLI. . il,ltalfkr.street. Das tesunctes for amt or tdp Mldendinnen. ~ ,-,