The Express. — London, England, 1851-07-05 00:00:00

- - THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY I 8 Pro tA• LONDON GAZBT fE.-Friday, July L swe ll" e ihrera L . asst. n ss lood u elle . t.. : 7 ritlesaellorkpn Rime; ; Isr p t tiON esle, az! prtme to 1,1. 2..corthee,isther b.J....,:,.......rimp.,,,dcwrd ripm=ersosccatas.ustast ii IMNiliturTS. Pe. IL and speller eon. The wheat la now is rose, sr Isar net I re 1.... t. y e d . well, sad with a sestbiamee of the roman be weeder thews a delete Cortese end Oweree Tether ROW hewhiel BM WM.' CAILLISLI, July 3.-Beasts : The supply very ...... , e ......... st s food mop. ne eas crop sstain raison, Wir mad Alderman/m. City, carpet mans- i pmp g d im & bashes but very little larlamis der berli art ..= r e iT e t - reriy. Barky not ea gold, sad tookweek feetairers to nnisurlderninaly 13 see en. If at i 2, at Birmingham Lambe • Rather small show; a pad Molnar however dons at Lae well at peeeent, fine new one selling at ISt to SI. lb.; , Bei Coed- IW7rw •••"1•34 lidd " mja.lar; °a• sisig " Cb ' n • wwwW•L edww The . b°. a" Imils ens. lei s zur -• with muss wea th er I exreet they will be down to la. Verses , re d i e, Binsinshrus • err co dlr. Veal is In request. wed Ur at err . aa • - •r. Ireek. Some eneanty of bay is ii =l l :z o mitet an gee gagetter ~ y... &egos y.uss, Aldgate, City, Mr. July 11 et 111. and A z ..... at law rem. Prises i User ea Mrs Se. per are. n ,„,..,,r ..„„,, „, th y ..., way , t „,. mg ., 1 .i t IL at ItergholLemet. liola, Orton end Mir M. by Std.; Irk, IL to 6d. ; Calves, M. to 3 01 . peg lb. err re pm. Jewry •ot erg., anneeld.thelighollnin et. eibL Jer IL-Tho Mather the sea flea hes keen I Pe ' SeeWer , alleT, Limed-amt. itarorde•d•ro.d.„, m „„,,t l•• ket• °A :L Ening, July 4. -Th. Cattle market this morning hag amperage no smlnea. module gin the mein p r o b e:: lit La., It 5t I __ 2 . r 4 ....... •• •,' ,;„..„, 5 e • _.„, " „„ e l. .. at , e m''' ..------- ....,,, e,, e mem, • Ili. bees very mentily rolled, red oat folly nerd. Bootee's or ell bee kola bibles' hiff elleln at 7 velem kg liel Ith den. 1 1 3 .' 1 " 4 ."....."" ' .."--'-'-'' -. --"-' - theartptlem et smelt lie therefore twentieth. ? isle were musk ter Mil libsor pifiently eiseft re WI tee owe pears, Obe a Fri ce l l a. re as lest week. fie Bed laid st her 7e. Id. to 7s. Ilt, sr la re showlee ire ; the when beer MU be roe the rat time. c Tww u _. II hole, ~,___,....,M ahebteatir_ ~........ tar ly_ ituw p d ' il ,d t . e : t h. joil plamsi nna Aul. • some car OD yea area . Thum were lordly soy wring rasa or bake Is re Weft egoarkally godlowil weir a hem ereo : 1 "' '`. i • '"'"---- -----' ' ''--" - store la the seareet. Se rob to nes re clad. Barters bang hayed ma leneeniebet kie re pro Deb MAW well. 1:34, sod Taylor, Marr s; et erg., Les, Maw:hasten DICULATIONS or DIVIDENDS. were worth teems $1.15 3e. Sd. pm nen. Cr retire; treat Ti. My tea le ream ashen Mob lIIIM I. =WWI in Pine Mien p RS_ so ISS. eieb. Basehent Oakes Pa to 4g. per lb. The espply et Ore era smoneldkamt err Mae m o roesee. b e i me 4 IDWAZD ALAINOW, Liverpool, wine neehald - Sod di.. of Ts ' --• a. * .., erns' re this LW Week. Meters sold at from Sd. 1 Isehing well werelly. Toro Mee begs, sag we WM gst In In .Rh July 7, and say eatannent Monday. at Bird's, Liverpool. *i ip. to sta pee in aaps. Ain so. pp. a.. fat Lpmps, pp. gem mkt. I D " lsttics "'lli Aronson, alini""Un't "a in mati‘nnin Than. win the arum L won Mar of meolow. at Ohms Trend lied% Sees 10.-The reds on the wbele am perils. Wheat 1 curer -final die. of Sid., July 10, and any subtenant ag w c.. , a. to 7.. ea. pit, ..... lie math MOM by the by mare In May, sad sow rearm a , day, at Lee% Warr. Bomar bannime, Newcaelbsupen-Tyne, shipwright-let lad flae Yogi, July 3.-We had a thin supply of fat Beasts, i ton_ ____oolnellot_ set will Pe i roellon_ _Not _oa frolfelle . ., _ . ark . le_ blew immi ' die. of yid., July 5, and any subserent Saturday, et Wrier% whin had reedy sale at train le. te Is , sad, if very prime, b. 3.1. per ...._er w • • ._••„.72l l _,!!!!_i nw• _lL..' _i_n_e_trr . en, _Poo_ _ ___ t 4 we stone. Melton, .wether, 3d.; ewe, Neil. Lambs, ald. per IL The = auk. sstor•so;Ar.saarl'alloosarssnalw t o= =W m : w arp jcrl;to7and"'" BaiTstse'Tsirulit.ThBWlb""loreday, at i le abit er's, -4 13 th irritiola L. cellisaviagautowomanwerere wan et e Temboo limilsalu rates. l7 in lrbh stock. ;711 ; " W. • W wWled.W. t andem ••• duwillai and lonian thin as ton broker-let die. d Ilia gal meggigns. Porter • lop boner pkwase. st rear look. 1 tot Tomo nr 'Deem , Eutiuuis L,,t t. __,,wP m 2. u° , , t .., ~ , j .„.......„ L t airooW, July 3.-We had fewer cattle to-day, only leg kart wiwall; tbe kyr:may Mg see ef psi gory. The eskoi",,..tirderraTwrnj""',l'reen.'"boo7:*"l.ll.also-Cab' - ire' - woollen ma, 470. thipp Trade p pippp ent ,ipp lowee p tr ami . dull p st ampa. • dectias inp os Irma ppip wei tipp li pe 's nite pbpp a i, p it raped,pp neatensew days halrenatheirosir wt per. nal= terturer-div. re is. St, July 10, and any tuba-quern Tberalayast Mot the•same pp lan w as p*. pip, ma. pp 4 el lamb, ksip. pee. isisb:„.auks.. hsma a = is osey ma vim be i r, Lee's, lesaebseter. 2 ,... „...... 0 .,,,,,,,,. ....). Km .... mg* u se& atria declined, sod part left over. Theorem* hot math( r has poseeme amook see am pose m a sp „The .- mot el the seep le PGA DMA le share, core nianutrarer-Ist dn. of l's., July 10, as st my saber LW a bad elect on *bertha bbl week. areadies I we we bard with as rat wafter Wirt MOM gent Thursday, at Irk, Manchester. CABTL - B-DOCCI LAs Hoots FAIR, June 30.-There were - IWs lessmieg ef wlso L l a ggadomg el wtir le 18. 1 tit ed. Ac Weer is , vow Cooke. LioerPook. PePerhARIDT - I st g ic of 7 4d-. sot many Runts ern in the reser, still Ire were • camper in kw me don ei ., , awe isle lido dna as maw Ar July 7, sad soy erring Jemmy, at liutiSi, Liverpool. the various stables throughoet the wag, be beet of Ouch were sold Timmy Dame , Ilanstar, Ibrahim, attorney -Mr. of 41d, es ably Td am aiu o at. r ._.__ gm el the late lowa rigs i.e be PAM Ore. MO At lim ems bat the moat bit digs egsg Is Warr err Ai inrir a........ toady Tw ?....,... 7 aft• L h ' i dl 22.12.."1i."r.LY-4..det,r.,.0,,.. HELTO2I BILL FAIR, July 1.-This market has now fallen 0 1,1"7" k w imaki .... iris dih ii t....1,... K m ism ...... dm K . , --.....1-- Pur r. . a " - T 0 „.,.. - .. - - r - f,. - -- -'-' - ---t July cud ono) ' - " nun dotage. Then were only about Iwo animate s hown, the 'n'; , rite mew p e ere per t cod yba, echimitliffee-,....,.dcgr- b „, b . , Tir-alve..ae-v. -rieveree-tk---upor.Trie, !trimester - had dl. . of Mee infer. Fr rod dors, wand ewe, prices There'll flow ha sposer• • great duel el Mir bran ewer k con. i 211. to 30L, seam In resort being Mirk. Inferior Urea were dull, ( stk., w ith o ur r am & f1t........ g.... wig be . .... L .. . Is. IL, July 5, and any mitaequent Saturday, at Watley's, New so math ea that men your Lobar Moo raelgtevenrs thirst hardly i itc eider pd. Ow year, man y ilig ig. - ....0 ..,,,K,Kl u i,.. i ' catle-orTme. nibble. We pepp We Intlead tippetit an dp il pip rettlwe ip piid ari llors, ,..off ho . t ith un o ir iu tand .dip tlia th t a . ta„..ii hirood, edi. Jlllo . 4llL- pepsipip ilei ler . pepn ellip. ppe rb e r ip merhos. p awl. p leglti p e r k- . W .. 1111 ,..1...q he V ... us p i, t Th eleaelt .„4. ev y t . er at I t ..: ‘ i 19 . : - anal Id h d es t. f ol . Ie . , July Rout Jonetor, Neweastle-upon.Tyi.e, banker- let and anal die: of racket-Drafttnet Si P anfard.. car. be It isles early to speak with arm/nary se to Ore crop Is. 2 n-lod., July 5, and any subrquent Thursday, at Webby% km see sheet, end lo some pkenthla, bat tarty podded; Um =ems eery good. hreltaille-tipult-Tyne. HOP INTELLIGENCE. WILLIeII Law, Livirprinl, merchant-2nd dn. of IrL, July 7, sad ChemeeleLbme 23.-The crop la general erase* well. Wheat my subgenera Monday, at bird's, Liverpool. MAIDSTONE, July 3.-k'resh successions of By continue nark Mood by the list week's warm weather. batty dimly te Trim WDI. Et . 21 , • provoiou dealer - let die. of 7s. 2d., sal to arrive, owl i many gardens the Ike are following up the Soh be geed. Nam gory preemies fair, eepetlally bon *au. o r. Terry a.ter . July 91, at outri de Reiter. rhea* as hat r a ty appear. Yet the best bine remains unsubiued, Pale arlieildliat. WI id ithimies, Wannek, builder -Ist die. of 3a id, any Try- although It bi far from making that flourishing progrees it is wont to nedmory.Juas IL-Mtieb wheat is thin CM tie iireink sod na ry. at Comm a, Be isoneltaso. do in reunite yeari. Tres inferior grounds appear to be sickening, aot trees • be= Utley at ;Meet parse oil. m ee win - Jona Tamers Paltry, ivo•tektoe • bar - .41 or li. ed. to thaw se welt .. some Mod in bd.* ern, but do not go one rapidly Into tM Wiesen the sem cees ego sir, hat tolerabl well arum who have mem.] thediv of a. pm Pearly deelaried, July blight as was the eaae In 1149. Some of the old planter. my It re- pc h, and eaysaharrest "abode', at Wakley's NewearAlpopen.Tyne. quire& but few By in July to do the work ot destruction. Thr month f 8ei11Ati:11.761,6: thheaveti.l:6llll.•llMßlAtargitybowieLeable,.bmemd Yikeetette I'LLIA %%ovum., Prieure-etreet, Ilattorerequare, evert is arrived. we have mote than • few fly, and await the result e the . whiner -Ist dlr. of l e d, say Wednesday, at Whir r.% Barg- Ma panted between the hop,plant sad it* full e d mks. sr geetaL The Wheat youto IR applaraßeel bat Ise Gra Yrs hallintreet. WALDRON, July 2,-We are f fly and lice, and -er er ed kiwi, a mat Pr:drama le lea Tis gelley.Neek Be, DIVIDEND:I.-July 23. C. Carr, Reston Non* Lanewldr% °Atm such +Nested by the bosey-dew, and still menet • wry Meet trop. " a r as . u r bii ..... 11 ": 0 %. * 1 . 1 1,e"... 1161/7 1.7 . r .... " ti ti , r i t e s .gr so nasautectume -July a.i. T. B. ?men sod L. J. Msekintoeh, Coverall- throw>, July 2.-There is not any material change Mace to mart, 4 ity, ruck brokers -July 12. T. IL Persil's, Copthall.caurt. lam wish. The Sy is *till *Modest Eels an agersge. The Mrs me ars up. gad lei pratisieg. leek ereimble kir sod by, both is le the kills rd City, stockbroker -July 31. C. B. /load, Honiton, Derellfor SEAL, July 1.-The vermin are numerous everywhere, -I.lB l 2 „ s timismuit be min a gee ...g. w in I s p i py ' , maker -July 13. W. J. tiaratt, 11412, gamer-July 23. U. Eder, but the ttta stens . to intr .... Northamptn, grow. Cr.i.lllrii.AlEn to be granted, unless ere he shrub ths Warn HEMAING, July 2.-We are very full of fly, and alto- in, b ee . reenenksehboeme gp,_•it, er beat imp l e ea the day of weenag. trey worm th an het week. light to YOUR - retrain list gars are a god due ask Ml ' et emi lM . . ~,,,,,,, k. ric ..,,...4 e y, pg, Lamm WeaTEnumi, July 2.-The hops have ,lightly improved lt the worm error bgesnikk I look kr a Iwo PM Is peeper- July W. C.Cliapia, Sudbury, Clarecosplace, Camberwell, anetioneer -July 31. 1. awe, Dudley, in some awnless dace last week; some base the fly to a great extent. t ie r ipp to i e emalleisigmmbelt hagPemmet weeer; i rr ems eest ee hme ra. we weael pe =lea v V. shire, builder -July .0. J. M'Natutie, Manchester, mean- The Mne in general look growing. 4 living ciacmist-July 31. J. Merrell, Wa:cot, Worcestershire, meth ERVIINOAKR, July 2.-There is no improvement since our meth th e ng tbe. in . ._llet rw l , dia lreek iho less aft lega . rellea u ...a t a bera tbs ime ar last .un kei ; dealer. lest ;on the contrary, if possible, a greater Menne of vermin. years. lIDI Ott use P.sitTNERSIIIPS DIVOLT Amory, T. W. Nelms, M. CAN 9999 CRY, July 3.-There appears little variation in •_ltedrt Wr i . 12 ta t 1.11014wwd.1114 !.. . 81• incti4td mises. lBlll.lk _ St li nt i ett . . Traters, awl h. W. Wyss. Tbrogremmtreet. OM armor.: the more (says the Kodiak Obareer), sir last week. In .n • wheat sp ars •• "NIP ems: a l e ems emery Jobe Batley mad bath halm, Sr tit. Ifeneure, einni .drelleno - n• the of the hooey dew In come Mennen. Er is sally n , others very Web be a a s i ns erlia OM% be theallyk el 4 netook7 nod 11. nnwP.O. CMOs% 11 . 1 . 4 g, oltalir• - •• drown . Tbe bins grows Sorrily, ead Is DOW •shaking hands" state ..•Wir at t f := pass a y •••• . wel ses M e dmi nsawapp lowileath nts nta. Soi awl s thistle., I Molemer. Rom Mese Is swim asesee--0. Cade- ........ o re. tam. we and 11. eubbwil. ' Mi tt % b ut a " 14 " 2.14 .1 e Fuer, July 3.-The bias has grown considerably lately, ter In"; bat 1 111•17 MI 1•11 "1: 416 11 =M t bon rem mu mom, swift be teem Is of ellberat=ll ran • a deafen -J. tam)) U. J.... ~ , •11in"......_....,......«..« re.. but in wale iteAkits io beembill ,* / o ek ,111 °W " the bolt". It ....w. awe I weal bags wad wee a pet en We sin, 1 ..... ad ..- w•lonme• "- - e o4 _ w-- - ,,,_....... ----- - still very NU of mien. Ilte late shaver was much needed. gee set se larsweble. !tom k:;:•.., 1L ,,... de 1kw " 1t y . ,,,„,....... z frot • ... sad 0 . ...,,K 0 Ka m A e! .....- "'"' TUNBRIDGE WALLS, July 3 .- The hops in this neigh. %. • = 0 . 4 g m .1, w a dy. a bilk I , am enr.,: kei l ' ir g bomber are in general very beekre i Wier new nether• how - thew le re ssies. The bar god dew 3ega ug wel, aad are Lee.. .4 WM I" 0w n. " 4 " 6 Idw•••W -J. GW•lmsli ami ewe has ileproted them, and MO evade Ins ate reel) Warr. sowed la bashes arra relater bes t old Ng sorts Graood, lanstegkets, arketirers • - Jr* tirtadre NUNN sad -.7 J...egb Omit II Cambessed, libereere-J. J. Minim, lea., aAw k nu it,r, July 3.-The hop bins have gro wn i very yield irk better tar Whit yrs, eon Mr d eler sat wse G. K y... . Tyres ... ...1 Km flesgre-o. moth within the 1..4 week, ami a decor ot fiy, but sta Iwe are Truro, June 30.-Tbe Mimit amp Ms • wefil sen esilhe; Mart er J. har t -a. loW act W Pr vory bop indeed. and reel ref , howyed. I th.M we are W a tad but i t w in be lipht i m b u lk. SO NU ill leieri. brien-o eentrtieneee, e Ontario stme at perm to grow many bops. wring. It is now out i. ear, ••• Willi hes maim rear wow be poe sgo.-0. flutorer go it, asbegoes, Joa,fregow-N. hams RoTuaIrIELD, July 3.-In some gardens, we ore retro- enacted to conineimee Ur sager wesk i t Lugar Nag! Mom. re Note reek lletalso Obleabsallegs. to , prlaters-J. M. grading, the vermin in no dome beim abated, nor the hooey dew, both tilled late are misits eimmerh imp red hors. W. rob mit Lire. Moremor, mbar as ter but the contrary. In generel a bad raped. with the rain that Year the eeer P ese e t n erAws. it genet yew be • se nark J. 11. Jeme-r. T. Wale, Bodo. Wee* Vol- HVITRD, July 3.-We cannot say much in favour of our howl cm% me 11111 . 1 . 1111111 . 1 .thrd /Ma Meg be bet Illie et the yerliatepele, Ikelisithells-11. MI W l ___. l'ilWolltliv_ eep sardine this week ta vi the vermin, but Will the bine le growing ha roes Peerthke. aid No WO ore Pot WPC la PIMP sr tothn W. Lateens& in• insh. Gook 89 Or MI firli"" en. very fr. The Mgr Ito wok Its appearance in many of oar the --..r....... e. wi t li ww ___._ t. • 2 .itti tledime bo ta Pt et Pomo ma s s with the Pm iil Durward beark_St. LW nor- gardens. in room sot Mar trammel al Mere w.www Wine - C. Ire% . 1 . Willdatult. and n• oars dee - et•WDEN, July 3.-We remain in much the same state as tneture, ssul Iteectweler, Wile yeietree-C Morrill sod fe- flit report. t wut t' d.n . wd dthwd.rw g .www. " -J ' l '• New••••• t" C ' Mg- Haver, June 3.-We have made some progress during DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Mew*, Itanehreter, Mule alee agent rename-MO tenet Pere u ..... i. b ., sre slid wry bai. mad j' ' jg " Pww ` W M' Imi. "" -C 8 " nhbff "d AL ti. CRIDDINOSTON 7 , July 3.-Some say the vermin get less, Joiner Sun.% ere MIIIIM J. neer sed L Aii-SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1661. a ro ,.. r y.,... T imm y,. ... ~,,,,,c p ass4 Lsgeppp-0. st. sows lay Mere ;at an errata w e s ee pitting Wry yellow. The State of the Weather at each 0 the following plume at Nem:l E. LI. Lam. p.,,,0t0n cstiesr: TICRIIBIAT, July 3.-The hop bines in this parish COP- w:..., ~..i.,ia ~.....,,,,.,. naming. The stations are e y e ,. _ wed 3 . R.,....... gl. p u i P. gaelleses„ . dam pereems, the !Iv is 4 mere ;we ban • meat quantity .. ase T agt 7 d - i . -- , - ,,a i r s iZt ut i ts , tremble', ennien-0. Moak gad it. 0. WI. Or Oa ei dm; sea es the young 'shoots made Or appears," they are my MAN. orwitrest, brees-J. laslowea sea J. IL Ostasig. NIL assay Oloted fry . prod Streeellief terreed, _ _spersker-T. soli. lebeete, hissmissA Imre. TINEWLDEE, July 3.-The hops daring the fine weather Mame of Pr. ... K. - w a d. Nate of Weaker. - B. NadeeNE on:1W. Upper lterlekmei Or leagrood ; the dy has soorrn boithed, and there bi • -- - espy-Lassaden awl C. Illiboree, Nesgsessgre, kit ....eny se O w es to b e me . to u i . fl,. bony s t woe s. h.lrileotil .....«»... Z. Cloak Noes Corer gemosee- A. Mar agg . Nem. flele.lioada, WwWWIIIoo_TOTENEE. BATTLE, July 3.-About the same at last week-except hiawmory• ^..- ...... W. Omsk Breese Corm apere-J. mews awl W. S. ON*. laexpei. NW ilele--11.. a m , b ,,, ~,,„ y..„ . IWINIRTSW N.W. Camay a1 m5. ...,_., . I . l .___: /- 6111.14 _,.. .l ittit ,...., bred 1.4 dtm ....._..__... 1.1.- !* TALDINO, July 3.-We am much n the same state hero ,Ilawwo . 14,... Orb Bream Cosset "''''''''.., .._....",r` on "'„ • .'',. ..______ ----. '-----.... . ~.,.....„..-....--1• that we went Set week ;if anything, there to • decrease of fly, but boa -•-••• s' ... Wrong Bre Orr. • • "'a . " "" "raw.. P. "r'•••••rt r•• W . •-•`""". • "'"" oitt .... the steak of mein still continues abundant The honey dew spreads re.'"" al . Oar Breese Ovilleet 11.1thissen awl U. gisy. Elselsweggraells irkgs-C.J. la wet el tbeparastioos. Tennalocia L Vera and J. Dram RAM ssil Ussoldssoons IssussGREENWICH Orb Breen Oessert ....,K ~,d T. e. v oi m ai,,po w i e a m a d „„i„ g 0.41. MLitt:to, July 3.-We have reason to think the late "4 " . '"""" - " * N. N. NOM Brame Congest liermer eel it. . , Mow, pegerrea ef . Nelogds tat rather ha. dor as goat It has dried IV the villain W woo iel e.,or. Orr or ninon% lieseils.“ atm& The midsummer nor are Maltby and 0410,01 a, but 0w ... ._.... _ sm. there le sally too much hoe on them The nigger bee been seen, but i y isore „. .. : . d . r. y roon y i . M net roar. candy Gentle ergo, MARKETS. HBREWORTII, July 3.-No change worth naming has p m ...... takes Owe with us ; the wry lit weather lim rather thinned us of Terms. ....„.. N. W, brew Dreamt Ferri, Orgy N.& limey Geis Orme ---- Sy md vermin. We an my bal tarty places. 110IsseAD 6130A1L-The avenge price of Sugar, the produce of Iluarox , Ju l y 3.-If the present weather continues, we Sesenua LN.L Tay dm me eared pormat ie area, erred Imo Ike mere 00 1. ben bops w getting rid of the enemy, but the bins be already go LITELPOOL B. Vey Iles le lee Welk Team the It July. trisi, is 25a. 111. per mt. Now, eseeeeed. the an lialierlong fend te andenteL slaw aa mar. N. Plat time parr ef tbe Mwentim 27a std. Meer the porn ar theBILARaTte, July 3.-1 n many of our grounds the lateral iota lt. . Sot trio e is. 1101. The sews. pries are 1M awes kregatog ge. arm look very Inc. aad Indicate that the Mine is still Wong and Lim. 24.W. ?Ms eminame, Jointly. SW. 714. berry. We are Gill *erectors with vermin; not so many Ey, bat N_irwcooni Ye" N.N.W. Vagina Ilia amillee In Imre quantities. Tbe „hat weather be. bad a good BRDITOL, JULT 7. i sm. Mae Sr.; A a.-The 'market bag been very dull this week, and imaltDVV . July 2.-Since our last report a manifest ism. touramion LN.E. lay be be tea - retielbs files oar list are Waited la sheet SW bhda. West has taken place with reference W the grange:, of Ey. The THIS DAT. NOON . 10. eli raelea new: ei other dowriPikwo of nw mew M c = bee destroyed them. If ad wet to weed, and we have • ayes soled. Stealth , vim . Suds d i ,.,„ ,„,„„,.;. we hawse Warm le nest TM war read erne weedy. c „ ert y......... a the raper ro . c . up th e yerogo. won ~..„ .... p ., eadrhe stern mareetwed ere ere are light, It le 'sported there L.N.E Calm. ON& INN le es eilmeeee &mai tor all Merieticas es ex. es Ns reeve. a r ymmyncusg , J u ly 3.-We ere covere d with honey_dew The tetras fora the following places did not reach tai Vow Is ter Ors raw ower ter Pre• la many reek but notwithstanding the wage* of the fly and its *Mos is time for publication yesterday ; they therefor Bea le etli gold In ten limit.' ' l '"""rt , but trim' ar. " W w w• rear vermin, the wildwamnare shoot. cone oat in great fume and {adrift the gear of the weather ea Thursday morning a pare. The Sy grasp en sores th eir eppearance. sins o'clock. COTTO,I.-Ltsrmapoot, fly in our dull tory, with eon a moderate dews tar ter read lie Same. 1..1., ter Itc. w. ob ., 1... i., twit ott„ nche c k. Orr Partially Cloudy eerier i d i tte a r ot 7r d ea til ewd istata d t • I taiwt ., wits me we d. t www g h i p .• 4 o . L is. ••••• .„,". TwW &MAT, July 3.-Thiggs look a little more favourable K .... in , toccu,',4 LW. Owns Brome Cloudy LN.L Nemirow, Partially Coady 7 - .. thee they did a few weeks Pose, the lowa enact* are very /Aron,. En • mace • h.." 37 * I I " ‘ 6 " tadtww 124 ;: i r " blr" ale-11..".. k r . ' Thwe Is nib's • dearest Ey e bet we are OW teal w ith t ea , N.B. Sear Breen railway Cloudy ..k. Sp ; at. %Memo 4 1 4 . law ale AGO titit Woe - Ai an d b re. . ' ef trota ......-. IC gragirose Partially Oar far expert. lierdWted Partially Cloady amaai WINCRILIMIA, July 3.-Hops still continue to look sickly, m i m eo . KA. Pod Nene partially Clammy WOOL.-Loos, July 4.- ; Bola t his vi a sad lf not an allerattes wan, bat Will he no mop. The Ste ate fornomms ...... ~ N. stregginew Pastan, Cloudy email Tee tor n asoreire l the prim of pods sod sew webs •••wleme. • Primo. .....-. N. 6. Oestielleree Omer maiwill set Ant Wee le Ogg Its perm groast kr ors Is 11A1LTFIELD, July 3.-The hops in this locality are look. Mama' ... .. .......... 'LW. Ossetellemet Partially Cloudy 4,7 t ., - . „,, ,t ,„ ; .....0,.. a i m ea a. monk rear ......a, lag wed. the bite bring Math, and rigorous, attended with • par. Luserna....... NM. Calm Chores below the prom sir =Orr re la re eneary be sew erooL don of 117. but not raker, to mew altr Merin • bur .... N. Geeließreem Principally Cher Varga ,We haw ao 1,,, im p.t t e m e two delta ..... WTTISTRAN, July 3.-Our bine is looking blooming and Wrier's' ........ N.E. Ofeksireese Omer slam be weak ; pre ere Is., sad bares dr Meat us se healthy; georraliy spring, w ere getting on well. We certainly Sherri= - N.D. Oesewe N ero amass • average. ewe some Try, but not my numerous. 1 . 8• EAST GIONSTIAD AND LINOTIELD, July 3.-The late BEABOBSD MAILS. lIOSI FAY, Lc-Lot. snot, July 4.-There has been eao. home v e ry materially improved me boo. in ti c . di,thm, m ou ld -__ a littie Mare acti•tter ill Widielca. tbr week. APr more frau favourable Weather tontine, we hope to he able to rearms . core *stgr4ta that the mails are oat trim Um Osseral Teske& rims bare bees revelry& Buse boom.. bare also la the market favourable meount nest weeis by the tt-ead M M tbe weralaa-Weeesohd burr forty the tame ter. sod 'owe few Milne/ here hem Weds, FRAIIIMAtair July 3.-The blight continues oa the hope we me rimed. he the autumn. as bad as lest well. COUNTRIZIL I Day witestrartpl Pr what in General Poet- Part Or take troa graoatelted. 1 dm HOSIERY, Itc.—Latourria, July 4.—There has been • MU., more mama, u tesimeei this eil. • lbw more foreign aril.* Wee hers feeeTrai. hone halms hews slew ben hi the market buying Me the tame audio, Wsome Unaesslisels him less sods, we we hammed. kw the witwww. COALS,—Lomoox, JOLT 4.—C•oan OP THI Men em —lneiniee Ws* Hartley, Us. firshap Ors Ile. id ; Wes Henley, Ile. Al.; Choir Nat. Ita. M.; Emma Wen Hartley hithersoe,l3e. 3d.; lanipidgeli Wed firthrAllie. ; North Perry Hanley. 12.. ad ; Merinuidi KIM Ile. death ire* Ile.; tantickl Moto Notes, Its. M.; Wylsei. lam ; ; Wale lid As.. Cir. 12, SI. • Wells 'Wit lass riu as. 544 Weis Ind =dee 42.. ; weis Northwalsrlead. ; Wells lid Edda. 12.. ed.; Wells lid Walker. Ite. IL ; Eden Malm 8c1.: Walls gad geneont. 13e. 3.1.; Walla End irsddyU, 14s. id.; Walla lid Hamm lee. dd. ; Will. End Haswell. 14.. dd.; Wait Ind Kern Groom. Ila. Id.; Wei Sad laminas. Ida U.• Wade tad Landry. 12a.fd.• Walla End ismer* Heim, 140.; sairhouiao. 12. fid: ; Walls tad inewaree, 14e. id.; Wells lid Casedoc, 13.. 3d.• lid Cairns las 3d.; Walls EM 12a dd.; idle lied Ilartneyord. lie. Id. ; Walls Ind Wad gMi a 3d.; view lid Kellett, 13e. id. Wale tad teall3•, dd. ; Wane Indite* dais, Huai; Walla Sod Theettrint Wale sad Won 1 lia. Id.; WOMB 11•11 inftwastli, lea ; Mein sad Adelaide Teem Ile. IL ; Wail EY nrisises Tim, Its.; Wein End sort Dunham, IY. W. • Walk Ned Ti.e, 14s. Id.; Walla West Oweinte, 12a. ed. ; Oewires UMW. ; Hartley. Us.— alum r mertie‘l33 ; 93. CORN.--CalLianolarr, July 4.—Thers was a small apply of Wheel se merit leo*. rad efeespnitles met with seedy frame lad ..all. prime were mai. hut Ito emit edge lem mire had to be submitted Wiest. fed. dee. le db.; Wind, 445. Is Us Derry seminally miellered. Dear without anemia, to 30e. C . July 4.—Ws have had • thin market to-day, nad the enioudef traelmse dose was very limited. Millers were die. Julid to hay 'slept In smell qualities. Mime' Mimes nem made as caner Isms. We quote ; Wheat. Ids ts Hi Wiry, 23e. to Yea tame. fie. Beam, 13. to 1..114. Rim Ile IL os I3a. Eleven, July dda atlandanee of !amen at merit today. the trade Is Mist rated 4sR at la to 2r. per qr. declineas last Ina for as lit per qr. foreign. IlerW rad Oats told noels at late prism buyout, July 4.—We hays hod very little offering in am wait —. awl the weather seedierlig beeistifally fine for the peelegmep. sione tsetse Me bobs= dig le any articleodifliel sell den. at ladeist fleet Rio meting 41e. to di.; nide. di Me dew Is is mimed oda am _ - - MONTIELY REPORT OF THE CORN TRADE AND THE CROPS. Livaarate, Jots 4.—We have bill ;swam week of belllmat velar: Ems days Ism Sew wows* be ebb 11•• teeter se oil se 64 is tbo Asks peels af grad tat wee ;articulate of wbest, have wartiesse gormes Ike sharp WI fa the pulse at inlet =I taw as Twee Ise dame be sent fawned we meta vial. Is Wire oda lbw words at Amelia a taw taw drew& basis ea kW tondo" et WM. pee barrel air Twee% kweelss. Maw kap mw see MS. lei •km M ewe Yre saremiseseusowa thesesebe ears n".treandkere WWI Ww if We ira.sik digmb upon r• newt re ors bsewe eat if Mesa. Vie Ike mil kers ewe Y wbee sad Our at ow easebet ele esniss, b sees,/ es ker to es, siker Is gibe le ewe was wileast, • baker taste Se trade Or as T h e my. sad sant wa mews m• use nee istee of ere . kir eser be b; we leasw seek. it IL es la. pre gr ils ew were& The best pike ases we sot wwe woe • N. Tei es Ole barley. bows and pew, we ea t . kebab Ye Itew pusses; swe pusses; CT: M sal as ea et July. lewd, Mr ; truly 1. 924 ; Oast^. ; Beate Tel; Pee 1,4110; bibs Owe IMO; Oatamse Valeulfbas. Tarn seek awl I bawds Owes es : se; Mika Oars lOU ; Leas Oen Noe VW kb.: Tear, t i g — awk awe NI kb. buirramirrox, help d.—The supply of Wheat was askeria, two ewer is prates, st het sees'. pries Ow* Is new wee desert be arisen% et Mee hut rwes. Osta end Dews wed Saw harms; take. Tim bade dull, at Ilea. to 32a. (Trail Maws. Starve• Circular.) - BIRMINGUAII, JOLT 3. We had a succession of unsettled weather, with cold nights, up to about the middle of the past month, and some apprehensioa was entertained that the growing crops must have been more or less injured: this apprehension, to gether with a very short supply from our farmers, caused pews of wheat to advance 2s. to 3s. per quarter; but it hats shin become very fine, and the last week the heat here has been great; this, of course, is bringing the wheat rapidly into ear and blossom, and, as far as we can yet ascertain, the plant lass sustained little, if sny, injury. The harvest, however, even with the continuance of the present weather, cannot be early ; but our prices, in consequence of the change, and also more liberal supplies from the growers, have given way Is. to 2.. per quarter, with little disposition on the part of Our millers to purchase at the decline. The future value of wheat will of course greatly depend upon the weather, the productiveness of the crop on the ground, and probably still more than either upon the result of the harvest in France ; but, as the price is still low, we think there is little prospect, under any circumstances, of much reduction. Should the crops either in Great Britain or France prove short, or the harvest be retarded by unfavourable weather, we think the stocks in this country and elsewhere are not sufficient to prevent a considerable advance. lids white wheat sells at 6a. to Si. 6d. ; red, 64, 1 81. to 6s. per 62Ibs. at Birmingham. Polish Odessa, 375. to Ms. • Baletta, 40s. to 425. ; French, red, 41s. to 425. ; white, !lb to 475. ; hard Russian, 345. to 355. ; all per 041 W., at Gloucester. The barley held by the farmers appears to be completely exhausted, and the consumption is supplied by &reign imports, which have not latterly been equal to the demand, and it has advanced Is. per qr. ; this h•.s not been checked by the fineness of the weather. Grinding qualities realise 265. per 3921 b. here. The crop on the ground is generally well reported of. The supply of oats into Gloucester has been about equal to the consump tion, and the value has scarcely varied. Irish black sells here at 21s. ; white, 224 to 235. ; and French are held at the former rate, all per 3121 b. Most kinds of beans have fur ther improved la. to 2s. per qr. ; and, in additioa to the sheet amply and sipparentl very small stock of English 'rowdy - a. the eferir • are blighted, and not Win dn. as. held for 13s. 61. ; new, 121, gd. to 13s. ; lb. to 12s. 6d. ; Egyptian, 1 ls. 6d. to 125., all per 19611 w. at flismisndo. Peas verb promis ing, still there • is a plod deal of spendotive inquiry ; their value hem is lb. IL to Us. pus 11181 be. Tares also look wall. Of pelotoss tbsoo nes smassly any complaints. We annex some ex tr acts teas tbe letters of our correspondents relative to the crops in their nossilve districts : DAY, NooN. e of the Weather. Cleat. not reach this they therefore • morning at °begetter, loae ads.—Aire iamb limy and considerable atom gait's, the wiser emigiba °et la Si tlatriet hoe IS to la Wks mad Clialeelten dig "bag ageq gado greatly ; malt gelds No oz. ealgat, bat •• grog dad la Ilia ma Ibe ground, sad nem &oat gal Invoke is agadia Yds as, sal oust pore . balm woe, am! wag._ wimp. mom maw sir It is ts• awl, at gragtot le emits *di Iv wifillN ss stiosils kegs ; bet Sts VW Js. los len tins hi Isisesslls, sok If est tss fisy Is Yr Lisa adwvie, taw la a l it ; s r sap. Oats keit iill IS Übe gregag ,_• let tbe Is dds swim Is Isassalsrable, Asa soda. ea la amp am rat be AN The wiater bona we egmebage spin et as eaeltbst; Me sagbeemea got to good, Si, Is war pima Mb, bet the lob me = sad tbs itsof Is ss mosso 11•8. Itts ilsidl ma agg a Potstbi ns Ibis an ignlrs GI lbw sorra gulags as smerill my ens" vain imil ; it is ast Is gong • Milks am Mimes iss Is Is mum st Nisi soma Is too liril mdse. sVto all dissilso• hit sisal as us le ississf, sal is e atir salmon If lbws Ms set bum rhea. St= ergot imenM ousel, turnip% ace stated as bil Ow ' slisesily. non is mold Is le aWE srcsi 91 apples. Principally Clot Cosecs WAILMILD, Jaly 4.--W• have a modems snivel of Wheat wet ; tent of toe aohise as armed a deettae la woe mutate. stibest went Dawns. as, 'Wait bottom to lernereotryty : the vole to Aso, at a redeethe eh& pee its. err this doe me ha*, medial. Lamle esiogie Oele et toefehieg. Be•o• Ins the emcee pito ; Su, per to the MAO!, 34e to ; Us. t o Ste.; heel" 17s. to sty. home Oaring the week Whew, 9,317 qte.; Balm ; 0•14 al; Dar, 71); Ptah I2e; 11; Malt, fa lo• Port-Orme NoTicz.—General Post-office, June 1861.—Private steam vessels having been established be tween Southampton and }forlair ship-letter maxis will in future be made up at Southam ptoni for transmission by such vessels. No letters or newsmen however, will be forwarded to or through France in tho s e mails, u nless ape cially addressed "by private ship, rid Modell." The rates of postage chargeable upon letters and newspapers sent by the route of Southampton and Morbid: will bs the same that are charged upon letters, &c., conveyed in regular mails. METROPOLITAN SEWERS COMMISSION.—Yesterday the usual monthly meeting was held at the principal office, in Oreek-street, Lord Ebrington, M.P., presiding. Pay ments.—Upon the recommendation of the General Com mittee payments to the extent of 2,5681. Ils. 4d. were or dared, including the wages for the month of June, and which averaged about 3001. per week. Works.—Several resolutions in regard to works, notice of which had been given at previous courts, were carried. State of the Collee tions.—The total amount of rates levied on the various dis tricts is 219,0471., of which there has been collected 137,5081., and there remains uncollected 61,5391. After despatching some other business of a routine character the 'curt adjourned. THE MERCANTILE MARINE ACT AMENDMENT BlLL.—Yesterday the government bill to amend the Mer cantile Marine Act of last session was printed. There are 28 clauses in the bill amending a number of sections in the act now in force. According to the 21st clause, say pilot in charge of any ship who by wilful breach or neglect of duty, or by reason of drunkenness, does any act Wading to the immediate loss or damage of the ship, or tositiog to the injury of any person, or who omits or refuow lab any lawful or proper act to preserve the ship or per ice, shaft for each offence be deemed guilty of a aged,- MISSIOUL CATTLE, Au—ERDAL. rata, July I.—We bad a i nf p m et hi Next af trul jamle.y. &Wens iyas Ital. at lad id, le id. pm "mei re Nair 11. am*, Una THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1851. SHIPPING rNTBLLIGBNCB. Trm ea.anaresasets Wo "Stapplas {weft." eel "Lisps List.") CASUALTIES. Heinrich Sorensen, for St. Thomas, has returned Into dock with lass of catwater, Ac., having been run into while at anchor in the river by one of the Seacombe steamers.— Liverpool, July 3. Persian, Heydon, from Shields, last from Torquay, has put in leaky, and will have to discharge to undergo repairs.— Plymouth, July 3. Pride, —, of Newry, from Liverpool to Riga, was stranded near this place during a heavy gale yesterday, and now lies on her beam ends under water, and a wreck ; crew and six bales of cotton saved. Jutland, June 25. Rhine, Richardson, from Newcastle to Bordeaux, sprang a leak about 14 miles to the southward, and was run on the beach near Houma, where it is likely she will become a wreck. Wind strong from N.E.—Brullington. July 3. NOTICE TO MARINERS. VESSELS LOADING SALT AT CADIZ.—By a royal order, dated Madrid, 13th ult., all foreign ships of more than 60 tons measurement, coining direct in ballad to load salt at ports in the province of Cadiz, and which take on board at least one-half their burthen in that article, are exempted from the payment of light dues. ...........,—...... (N MOM@ that the nein am ant tram tie General PahaMr ley the serbt--ond 11 by the ineralatt—dometch.) Day whoa wodettp Pram whet COUNTIIIIII. lo General Poet- Port 111 m Moe Lendos. inpatoled. dun hmerlea(byllet.peeket N July 11-- Liverpool.-- July 6 hir disi tearlaited Stoles N July 6 «..„Liverpool.... July 0 Anterimiltyll.ettamplM July 16 flouthsteptea July 10 Atria (Mel Cosa) ...N Ink of the yam* rlynteren ... July 3 Alosatekta• fr lettadtrilt ef non Dover July IS Wear .....«...«. 14 pally Mull ll Mb of the meth . , July 12 Bosom Lynn II 9th 11 the July 19 Caltlaroalle Chap* M Milklf tbef ems& ____4 July II Gelle el Goal Mem 10 laid the mend r .. IJuly 3 Otneleatlmple • 14 Matellthetrien Dow 'July 10 °Mtn' Asserles II tollbtfliefinenth July I Ilmnel Idea --X Men.,011.132216. ?MILO& CM ..........111 17th el Ss MOO July 10 frame ............. M& N ?Mee aellg.. Dewar —...... Twin di , Greene•..... N Hsi nifinheriss Dow ...... July 10 SOuM .„ ....««.„..r Weir. 6 Wm. Leadem......... 11 1.1 = 1 M0rkn5....... ........ d ihe JIM 20 Mini— iii Ida (no Moathmet4ll 30th ef la minth ' July 22 WM Ma Merallke) N 131111111101 . ........ Jaly 11 Me &ma 31 Mid Os July IS ONT i tilarevlNer) 34 7thilledietasulk lair IS Ode II fed et the July II Ilimikirs ll 9th of the July 12 4.17 MHO N i 60iitftirelk D0w ......... July 10 Napier. N NALIOSNINt Dow ......... July 12 Papal Stara. .N 34h134111111•3 Dew July IS Portugal& II Ttlilith2/defina . . Arrived Peru ll 17th of the swab • • Ju1y,.30 fumy* .N Stltl3tl23tbefiace Dover ......... July 12 WM Melee M 17th el the math lloatkaiapton July 30 Wm Mine (meet a.- nossolad Neneu) 31 2ad of the ninth Swatherepers.‘July 1 • The mile to *ore mautnee Aga vearked (•) are Calmed by rpm&►pallet vla Manoillea Couroasne.—ltalls to end bon Cellfavia via the Galled litetw ere row deepatehol mg Me by every Americas prim. ARRIVED. Aortae—at Gloater, 'July 3, from Quebec Atm Pawnees—at Greenock, July 1, from Pictou ALDIAN —at Queenstown, July SI, from Quo Ana—at Shield', July 3, free Stettin Ay Wilt —off the Start, June 30, from Shediae ALlalD Ammon , —at Liveroool, Jte.y 4, from &edema Baum—at Liverpool. July 4, from Newfoundland Baton—at Hull,. , July 3, hoes Illramiehl Makaknw _-- --••••., •Wls. from Loudon ......,olDlN—atOrsvasesd, July 4. from Riga CITT OF LowDON-41Gravesend, July 4, from Dunkirk CIAOLINII PO4PCOIIt Grarmeend, July 4, from Auntie Corr- 14.—at esmt, July 4, from CALILOOM Gravesend, July 3, from Homburg COPRTANTI-111 FAIITIOUth, July 2, from Taxmen CLIOUDAIA—dir Falmouth, July 3, 4 from Onbl Clang a V.Lae—at Liverpool, July , from Berm Commons —at Newport July 3, from Lad= Crarerra —at Pl u3 ymouth, July 3, from Leaden 4sarra-at Portsmouth, July 3, - from _ 1,4 0.° :. ' - 11 y 3, July Baaa.aaas - at " I "'"'" gr Pad"X.Uth• ' July 5 : from ....... .......Tewertgb 1 Licaosioo -off the elddyetone, July I, tram. Callao Dana-off the Deadman, July 2 , Nora Quebec Dowse -off the Deadman, July 2, tress .. Quebee 11100,101 IT -St Ipswich, Ju ly 3, from Riga EL:nes-at Liverpool, July 4, from Lisbon ELIA-at Falmouth, July 3, from Ta reme nre l Lusting -at liarilepooi, July 3"troga Erma -et Liverpool , July 4 , Norway Forams Ermine-at Liverpool, July 4, from Mw Orleans ENDIATOI.t-4t Hall, July 3, from Dentate Erma -at Lancaster, July S, from - Riga Ennui-atTeigninouth, July 3, from Stn Grande Buiaarrn -at Bristol, July 4, from Memel Emmaus-off Portland, July 3, from Antigua Bun-at Gravesend, July 4, from. Memel Yatansataa-at Gravesend, July 4, from Kite F. P. Seos-off !Jocund, July 4, from .......- .... Yew Grimm Panotio-at lirlmaby, July 3, from Premsbleg reser-at Qurenetows, July 2, from aisle Ilmme-at Hull, July 3, from Pelsabant lloawno--at Newport, July 3, from Imola 11111.11 T LCD ELifell.-.IIL Shield.% July 8, from NM' IviaLta-oft Kinsale, July 2, from Itililai lenreavinasca-at Gravesend, July 4, from Mine Joao Poe-et Gravesend, July 4, from.. •.- DMA Joiniristim-at Cowes, July 3, from Binarasb JUIIIiIA-stGrirmby, July 3. from .QOINOS LreaLr -at Grimsby, July 3, from Potent/wig Lemur Per-at Newport, July:3, from Lcn broom-at Liverpool, July 4, from Cienfuegos Near 4- at Liverpool, July 4, from 13oulogns YAILIA-g FILIOIOOIb, July 2, f.Olll Pone Haymow's-at Clommetown July 9, from ..............Cam Mares NIITTI'MR -at Cowes, July 3, from Bahia NIC‘1401:/.-at Gloster, July 3, turn-- Quebec Nioolovar . et Gloster, . Jr'- 1 trawl Memel . Ju July 3, --- ,str—.Rjlil!tilled, !9: 1 29 . tram ...4uebee °spare—off Liverpool,' July Ortasom—at Lynn, (July 2, Orro --at &t..vruter, July 3, from Chuom —at Liverpool, July 4, from Charente) Prukure—.t Liverpool, July 4, from Lisbon PATRIOT-at Korliroter, July 3. from itilla Posueemerr—olf Liverpool, July 4, from. Doe.on Wass—off Plymouth July 3 k _trom Calcutta Tal (Ai; et..lc4ish. N.N. -. - claim% Jul 3. tr0m.......--_ Savamua -off verpool, July 4, from Saaa-at Nun, Jul) 3, from. Petersburg Br. LAIIMICI -at Queenstown July 2, from S. John's Ranoa-oft Portsmouth, fro m Leghorn Us/masa-at Newport, July 3, from. London Taus-at Slue& July 3, ram Bt. John's, N.B. Wit. lsous-at Falmouth, July 3, from Bahis WALLAI.S-at Null, July 3, from - Bathurst WOULIMART -tt Bristol, July 4, from Memel LONDON and NORTH-WESTERN and CHES TER and HOLYHEAD RAILWAYS. —The CELEBRATED iIitITANNIA TUBULAR and SUSPENSION BRIDGES over the MENAI STRAITS and NORTH WALES, the ISLAND of ANGLE SEY, end HOLYHEAD. WEEKLY TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES. Arrangements heeler been made to Ilford parties an opportsmity of visiting the above interesting objects and th e magnificent rowery of North Ylsia. TICKETS will behim_ at the Eusion Station, avail atle ke ONE WEEK from the date of iense, by any train, wcordlog la*" allowing the haler to stop at canter, or any station as the Clunber gad Helytwod Beltway but not to travel twice over the sem pros at tin railway In ow dreatica. YAMS. Express or Nail Train Tint Clans inary Trains — 2 10 Ord Snood Claw Ordinary Trains 1 0 0 By order. MARK ntrisn. London and Norib.Wertern Railway. 3. 0. BINGER, Chaster and Holyhead Railway. (kneel Manager's Moe, Roam litahh" June, ISM. .s 3 10 0 L ONDON and NORTH WESTERN RAIL WAY. LAKES OF CUMBERIAND. .11l:KETS AVAILABLE foe SEVEN DAYS, by the ordinary trains, is WINDERMERE, will be Issued at the folluwing fares on and alter the 30th inst. Full partieulan may be had on inquiry. London to Windermere and tack :—Bret clam, LI 3.. ; second claw, S 2 se. By order, MARK HUSH. General Manager's OMee, Eneton-statkn, 25th June, 1531. THE RENT GUARA . .,k_po ‘ rsted wads the 7 it 6 BE SOCIETY.— Incor , esp. 110. Capital. £100,00. ._ I {Mall al, Charles Esq., Esq., Russia. Jas. Ridgway, Esq., 10, Picea; TOW. dilly. Liesnwell= 7— ba . nk, Eaq., Green. Henry John Maxwell, Esq., 9, wish, Kent. Wimpole.treet. W. Sampson Hadwkinson, Esq., Richard Morris, E.g., King's ZO, Upper Thamesstreet. Yarm.lo.lge, Richmond, Surrey. C. W. Johanna, Esq., F.R.&, ...ich Twynam Esq., Bishop Oray'e.lnnsquare, sad Croy. dr.s. Stoke, T 1 *L J. Britten, Eoci., TWAII W. Richmond, Emi., Great 1. A. Davias, Req., 13, UM Ranuas.—Tbs L ,rd, Watminster ; J. W. Flower, Esq., 61, Erewt-street. Frederick West, Esq., 16, Greshes.street. —Messrs. Doeis sod Vivre, J, Fredenek-place, Old Jewry. BIRMINCRIAM BRANCIf, 4, NewhalLetreet. WANAGBIL—C. W. EikillitiOß, Owners of property, Trustees, and others can have Policies of Se minole, granted theta foe lemming the rosebud payment of their Realm and Incomes on •• day certain, whether the sinie shall then have been collected se not; or a certain Income from property for a Lied period, whether wholly occupied or not. The Foible. of Amman., granted by the Society ware To Landlords and Trustees, the payment, one day certain, of rent re long or the property remaum occupied. Or,• certain income front property, the management of the same being placed in the hands of the Society. To the Clergy, or to Lay Impropriaturr, the receipt on a day certain of the amount of their Tithe Rent Charge. To Mortgagees and Mortgagors, the punctual receipt of their in terest and surplus income. In the eau of mortgaged property the facilities afforded by the Society will be found eaprelally valuable ; the Society will act, without interfering between seamy( and intent, u an intermediary between ail parties; it will, one fixed day, pay over to the mortgagee the in terest en hie mortgage, and to the mortgagor the surplus rent; the natural effect of which will be to render home property a better sod more available security than heretofore, and rhas to enable the mums of such property to harem on more advantageous terms. Tommie of limited income the Society presents great induce ments; the comfortable araurance that their rents will be punctually paid on a day certain will be cheaply purehared by such persons at the moderate deduction from the smug to be received which the Society is content to charge. Owner. of Property travelling or nettling abroad, sr in the country, employing this Society, can bare the amount of their rents remitted to them, or paid to their tonkeni, or other direction, thus enabling them to draw upon their accounts without fear of die. appointment': The Society al .° undertake the COLLECTION OF RENT at a mo derate per centage without Gutrantee, paying over immediately the amounts collected. No charge for Policies, or preliminary expenses of any kind. Fortes of propoeals for Policies, end other particalars, may be oh. tattled on personal or written application, at the Society's thaws, 3, Charlotte-row, Ilanaton.house, London. FREDERICK TWYNAM. FIOUSE and ESTATE AORNCY.—Listo of Hoare mai Apartment. lent free by pod. on application to Mr. DE BEREARDY, bowie sod nuts spot, and auctioneer, 20, lobo-aline; AdelphL REFRESHMENTS at the CRYSTAL PALACE. HYDE-PARK.—THOMAS MASTERS begs to inform the public that Refreshments at the undermentioned prices can be had in his Refreshment Rooms in the building. The following is • copy of the list of prices hung up in the Mal: Plate of Meat Sandwiches . Savoury Pies, in.... 4d. and Gd. Schweppe's Soda Water and Breed ld. Lemonade 6d. I B u tt er ld. Rawlong's Diner Beer .. ... 4d. And every article *confectionery at the us ua l shop prime. The mate charges see also adopted by T. MASTERS at the follow ing establishments, which are supplied by him, via.: The Royal Botanic and the Zoological Gardens, Regent's-park; The Colosseum and the Polycerlune Institution. The Dessert Ices supplied by T. MASTERSare frozen by his patent machines by the aid of steam. One of these machines may be seen in daily operatic* at the Great Exhibition, where It produces daily up wards of one thousand quarts of every description of Dessert Ices. These machines may also be seen in operation at the depot, next the Polytechnic Institutioo, Regent street, where the public are invited to Inspect the wooer of making solid ice In one moment. THOMAS MASTERS, Patentee of the Ice Illschine sod Rotatory Knife Cleanse; also of the New Portable Aerating and Soda Water Machines. Confectionery listablishnisnt, SU, Oxford street, Regenteirens. BAILED. ACCOlD—from Roederlend, July 2, to At.o.TUOUPSOP—from owsaree. July S o to AIONNTI—from Ltverprol, July 4, to . Constanuw. AJOILWI i —from Gravesend, July 4, t 0.... ,. DOT errs—from Liverpool, Juy 4, to Bootee Caw or itorrauosn—from Grevssend, July .4, to Dunkirk Canso's—true Greenock, Julys, to Quoins Cluattovee—loom t.pdy . 2, to Alexandria Cute DuLoam-from Selcombe, Jitlit -to ll. itaoca-trom Welds, July 11, to tau.. ELLIII-trows Liverpool. July 4, to M. Video Fuca.-from Grivesond, July 4, to Ghent F. W. DIUNZ-from Liverpool, July 4, to Baltimore F. am wOOO-trom Greenock, July 2, to Mauritius - -.soma-from Newpset, July 3, to M i t% ...-from Mitelda, July 3, to -.me-trota Falmouth. July 3, to Janis Hear -from Deimos!, July 4, to Yarmouth, 0.8. Jrus-hem Bristol, July 1, to Die Clemobe lamer Waus - from Usrtlepool, July 1, to Dr Joss-from Sioombe, July 3, to LADY Aue-from Liverpool, July 4, is- Mmas-froas Bridal, July 4, to MAIDATOMS-fIIND Gravesend, July 4, :to ....... •......•......• Cliiilla Mumma-front Greenock, July 3, to Milemieht Pooseoao-from thiecostowa, July 3, to Lein Pantos-from Gravesend, July 4, to St. Moms ROYAL SA/OD-from Gemmed, July 4, to Cape RIVAL-from Liverpool, July 4 1 to Zaute It. 1). Suseimou- tram Liverpoo l, July 4, to...Portscoout N.H. RIJIIIII.IIIA-IYOI9 Newport, July 2, to Yana" SOYA PIATILI-from Liverpool, July 4, to Como- Or. Figaro-from Greenock July 3, ,to Ovum-from Portlicawl July 3, to Matim-rroas Shields, July 1, to , maite-from Liverpool, July 4, t 0... .-ham Liverpool, July 4, to 4 wien Hartlepool, July 1, to INIPMT P./ Naples Patna Mamba Alexandria WrC. E. r (*lnn& VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alexander, from Dundee for Calcutta, lat.l N., lon. U E. British Queen (brig), from Limerick far (Plebes, lat 19, lon. 39. Belle Vue, April 26, lat. 35 8., lon. IS E. Millen (barque), lat. 3, lon. Cuba, lat. 56 251: Dundonald, from BOlBbay foe Louden, lat. ;6 8., lon. II E. Delta (schooner), from Sydney for Cape, April 29, lat. Si 8., los. 13 N. Ganges (e.), ,supposed) stng for the Gut of Gibraltar, June 2.5, of Trafalgar. Iberia (e.), steering mathward, June 30, off Seleiro. Je t t barque), of London, from Userpool for Sierra Leone, July I, of John t k (barque), bound out, June 10, lat. 41.43 N., lon. 15.0 W. John Mellimah, from Calcutta for London, lat. 35 8., ton. 23 6. Mountain Maid, from Natal far Table By, April 20, tot. 33 0., lon. 29 Z. New Holland, Aril 14, lat. SI 8., km. U Z. Tumor% bound westward, June 3; lat. 110 N., lon. 19 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ATKINB.—JuIy 1, at Tork.terraes, Peckham, the wife of Mr. J. At kins, of a daughter. BATHURST. - July 2, at Claremace-park, lady 11. Bathurst, of tams, sow. BIGGE.—Jane 30, at Beckham Hall, near Gateshead, Mrs. B. Blip, of a sou. _ _ _ COIYON.—June 36, the wife of C. Odin; Esq., of Moor-end, near Cheltenham, of a daughter. HAZE. -June 30, the wife of J. Hare, lbs., Clifton park, Clifton. of a aon. LEloll.—Joly 1, at the Weat.hall. High Leigh, the wife of E. we., jun, Req., of • moo. LOWS.—July 1, at Devosport, the wife of Capt. Lowe, R.N., of H.R.& impregnable, of a daughter. METRICK.—JuIy 3, at Esstboorme.terrooe, Hyde park, Idre. Meg rick, of • eon. MARRIAGES. BOOSET—TOt74O.-loly 1, at Ot. Manes, bloke Newington, by th• gee. A. W. Tayler, M.A., Bator, Marin, eldest ion of T. i , of Nottiag-bili.eirm to mph* olden daugbtor of T e Lunt, M. 9., of St. Marie's Lodge. Bloke Newington. • • • • - CMIX—CMIIIMITIIma,.—LeIy 2, at It. Asna, Deitata,Lcalke F. Ilemasesiatt o( tof X , to Rev . ahe late 7= d iaq., of Bower be= DRINILWATER—LOWE.—JuIy it IL George's Cara. Lbw. =.l4y the Rev. W. o it Dadra Raw el rowan moo fJ. Drawater,. Bea. Oates, Laal" to Adelaide Lag, youngest deader it W. Lomas, Reg., of Liver- Pea RING—WRIGHT.—JaIy I. at St. leafs Clank, Leith, J. Ra o Req., of Olaiwaw, to Wllheletine Kest, youagest daughter of the late J. Wright, Dr, F = l t. 11.11.'s Ha. 1100 N—SIDNEY.—Joly I, at the pariah char* Leyton, by the Rev. W. o.lleudereou, the Rev. Edward G. Yana, M.A., law X I= dalen College, Oxford, eldest we at Alderman Mae, to klies. and of Mau Sidney, Req., X.?, Urea Bra Rea. RLLIAMat Ilumnst. by the Rev. IL Bennett, ILA., Raw ef the BM W. ci A sbat, M.A., Incumbent of Qat Mara X. to Mary lawn William. Mate of at . R. P. William., LA., Chaplain ILE.LCJI MINTER—SHIRLEY.—Jay I, at has bilk aati, the Rev. Y. W. Van, Fellow of St. Joaa Casa Casa*, to Charlotte, wooed daughter of Mr. G. May. lATION—WARDM—JaIyI it 141shisith J.E. Rolm Eq., of the Edlaburgb Gaelltht Oimposy, to Jou Mot &lOW' of the loto A. Warden, M.D. DEATHS. BARB.—lnly 1, at Wokinehana. Barka Susan Emily, wife of CI. A. Barr, Esq., nod second daughtor of Mr. Mom; of Worcester. BERRY.—,/nly 2, at Epeocoridase, Brixton, Mr. 'N. Berry, of K. Weft , " aged 77. BOSTOCE.—June SO, at Crown-kW, Norwood, Mr. J. &stock, of the Blaciwall Railway Hotel, London attest. Fenehurchstreet, aged 46. DOWDEN.—JoIy I, at Stroud{eaen, non Croydon, Itn. Bowden, widow of the late Rev. R. Bowden, of Islington. CARE. -July 1. at Loogtioughton, Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. E. A. Can, aged 13. LOCKWOOD. —July 1, in the Precinct; Cantarbury, the Rev. F. V. Lockwood, Canon of Canterbury, and Hoar of Minster, aged NI. •••••••• • w • • • ^ • • NORlLtie.—Joly I, at Brotbida, Crawley, Sawa; Awe; &AGM. trite of the My. O. B. Norman. PEaRCE.—JuIy 1, Benjamin, eldest son of Yr. 0. rearm Billitet• Dian. lied ba EARLY TRIITH.—ROWLANDS' ODONTO, sr MIL DINTIFIUCIS, a white powder ecerprerled of the awl nee reimirelef ts of the Orisreil herbal. It wawa emir boa the teeth, Nowa male et bielyiest dicey, plias' are peeress theeasaiel. issystelseg Vie me we me pue blo rehilume. nil &se fireelThill GM whim re the bresdk. esany Is by Its man eradicated ben lb* game. aid a hubby soden rad Ma= we ratand ; iKi that the lei& (V Isere) sea dos maned r. la that: Inikels. Its truly. insigne as tragnet era mittle lude radioed its celestas by are Ibrailk tics Oub sad fie lgalrfssit a t4i . reat Dried% and tat . = Nolidlip ibreeslwat Prier b. pie The words .. dowteede* Odom ore cm Ur label oaxad ea sedi taia.— laid by .i. ROWLAND sad *On. 20, Hattes-prda 4 Lee& o ; and be all ebeedets rad perramer• THOMAS PEARCE and SON, 23, LUDGATE-HILL, LONDON. CHANDELIERS, EMUS, CUT TABLE CLARA, Dinner, Desert, Tea, tendt, neselMet Ilmarlem; Clocks, First-clam Bronzes, Alabener Ornamental Cider Ind Balienebin Olam, Lampe, Candela bra, Candiestiete. mud Area" &e. A large and weird is* et Me unmet and most recherche patterns at extremely aisierass Win; to which the attention of parties Nestehlag b reepeedully requested. lima mien to say extent executed with despatch. Zwity*lsi narked la plain tames. EAdTaltilleolllllltl—Tllß EARL OP ALDBOROI APR . HOLLSWAT . • TELIL—An 1140111101111 MO by this estyse MY& madman letter,, ever other mesas had ....ed. bee sawed has hl lordship's dated Ville Melaka, Ushers, Fib. 1845.—T0 Protease Holloway. Str,-1 keg to sonsust you that your din hays anted a eine of a disorder to my liver sad dams* which all the soot etaineat at the Welty it Insane and .11 over the tketinent had not been able to elleet—aay, sot even the waters of Caddied ex Marienbad. (hissed) Aumosovon.” These waderfal pills will ewe any disease ot the liver or stoniaoh. Odd (also Holloway% nutmeat) at Pr :leaser 1i0.....wafe atabilibscirm, 211, S aad, Los. by all maim withn tkoosboot theivard weld. CLASS VL—MANUTACTURING MACHINES and ToOLL 61. MACHINE for SLICKING PINS in PATENT I:MUM:ail:0 TA BLETA thl. mo re.. the old methnol of cti•Wlng pins lc entlrtli cm& being Inserted In emboowed natal groorwl, metal perfect. smooth surfwv, Iwo! .ac dnoly held. woo:h dhiwows with h owitchion or any other kiwi of both,. thereby amino/ 'matt economy of p us: and, each tolatt foe; lintrosed with various devices. runt. re them at once amp, uwef t d. Instructive. and ormunciital. CLAN VI.—MAC Iler 111,11.:KY morioN. • • rije.ty And Prleor Alert hope et =Aloe. and were wrwitowlv kdoftovlto SOLVVI 4 1 sample, lliusufacturel solely to . PfIITI IN and 1L1... I.lok-an.r„ London sad Bordvdy - Worts, Dirtulnita... nod sok toy al haberdashers In the kli.giloro. CLASS IX. 89. GARDEN ENGINES, MACIIINES, and NVRIVtIES. 11:0111 th4l UMW, Impr.ved vin (l3outhSldc.) ciple, manufacture , ' only by IIICIIARD ItLA D. Ith•tru. meet Maker ,hy 14,1m1 appolatmakto to her 513,;haty, 11. , genbciretF, 4.4)&41. CLASS XVI.—LEATIIEIL S.t MDLERY, SKINS, FL R. and HAIR. PIG()TI', Marlborough - wough-strett, 261. Jo Cork. MAIM( bcturer 1.11.1 krotulator. 4 MAIT and MILITARY lIA I It.t'UT I' ER. bagssfAt, and omit._ QC IPA. J. P. hada COU•tillt .upply ;ohne A ItTICLIoI of PERFUMERY, Male ItruAke-, &if.. Ran ti- flr4 I...ban:ant In London and P. 114.4 ; alto a maul waortment w i g ,. fnatt.d. elnglettea Le., Sc. on undlefala terms. If !anat.! andl t.eparate onetrtmentd Wind nndi R Agent fur the Plantagenet guard and eullltaro mon. WE R. HAYES, Sen., Oat Dentis', so many years established In MAY':I.BUILDIN' S , St. idartins4sne, can now ONLY be consulted at it, 80110.6OUARE. MECHI'S ELEGANCIES or PRESENTS and VaT..—The greatest variety for Wier. and llentkingn at MANUFACTOItY and Erne...3i= of Florence, 4, Legless ha▪ 11-street, London, where may he suited the economical and Insert. one. Baga.elle table.„ £3 lox. to Ll 5; writing deal% 64. to £2O; dove. tog ease% 13s. to L 1041; workboxes S.. t T. 30; leather writing coos % 103. to ,C 7 ; ditto with drool- g ease, to £25 ; tea chests, 7.. rd. to Ell; envelope case., Gs. to ; inkstands in wont, broom, and papier mschG, Gs. to L 7 ; papier matte work table.% EG loss to £2.1 ; tea lea. % 10s. to £34 per 'et; work and cake I.s.kets, 10a. to £4 ; card Tajo% 16s. to £3 ; hand screens, 10a. to a:t 10s. ; pole ICtiTflin, £2 3r. • loss; netting bona% card bones, ludic.' companions in pcorl, she;), papier inircho and leather, ladies' scent caeca and toil. t bottlra, card CaP.l% chess bard. and men, elegant papier mach.. Om lobos, gold and silver pencil cue. in every variety, good tooth brush..., .d. each, cacao of plated and silver dowert knives and torka, plate. splendid table cutlery, warranted nada and sumps, Gd sporting knives, end every drecripti , n of fancy cutlrry. ttM. a variety of other articles, of which catal , gurs may be had gratis. NA Mechi manufactures extensively on Ma own premier% the qu.r.i.y A every article is warranted. UNADULTERATEI / ISINGLASS fur INV.I - and TABLE DELICACIES.—NothIeg to so important the diet of the Invalid as the certainty of obtaining in a genuine thaw articles that are necessary for his restoration. and ...putliv amnia! to the epicure is the undoubted p..rfection of so impurtaci ingredients an isinglass. Gelatine and its deception=, either or in combination, diaippoint both the ICIVA:I4 and the epicure, who ars respectfully informed that, with a now to protect thin from the re.. eerily-exposed adulteration. Mr. JAMES VICKEK4h - o.roadearramo. menu, for aupph ing the genuine cut BLISSIAN IsINGLAMI, in boxes packed and scaled at Ms fa. tort'. Cem,usters ate tie ref are commended to giro special or.lcre for 11CKEItS'S GENUINE Ii; SLtN ISINGLASS, a sealed packets, that being the only form a which they can depend on always . braining a !tally pure and unadid. terated article. Cold retail in quantitico of 1,2, 4, and it ounces. or I by emay chemist, grocer, and Italian warehouseman in the h.ag. don", and wholesale at the factory. 23, little Britain, London. PURE COFFEE fur INVALIT)S.—" In conte quenee of the many epurioon adfnia tures packed in eaniet. under the name of Patent Cotter, the maxima pro'ension of Lordiia think it just to caution the public unmet them, and recommend 1.1 persona whose object in to obtain entry, to buy Snowden and Co.'s Patent Purified Coffee Nibi for Inc Alidm. and grind it theniselist. They may then depend on obtaining, and only a genuine article, but purifird from all irritating fibre, which renders (Alike objectionable hi many who would otherwine enjoy lb it luxurious beverage..—See testimonial of Dr. Ure, Professor of t hem istry, tilootrugmry.equnm, London.— Patentees, R. SNOWDEN acd Co., City-read and Lint road, London. A NEW MEDICINE. FRANKS'S SPECIFIC CAPSULE.—A Form of vudieola atone' safe, sure, speedy, and pleasant to tinier tttio object to fluid medicines, and suite! to the convenience of iwukou tn. welling, whaling, or enraged in bovines.; especially applicable to morbid secretions, We., commenly airchargo, Prepared only by GEORGE Pitft,i surrann, at Ilia Laborater"„ 90, 13Iackfrianbroad, where they mar be hall, and of all mends. , don, in lions at 25.. lad. and Vs. rid. eac, or b. nt free by non at 3a.od Se. each. to 'a a...ta, also, may be eac h , W o es , at :a. 91, 4.. . t and Ils. abeb, FRANKS% SPECIFIC SOLVTION. COLES'S ALGA MARINA, a concentrated essence of the sea-weed, u used and recommended by moot ot the faculty, is now rapidly superseding el other external 'erne-ibis in cams of weakness, relaxation, contraction of the limbs and penis. whether of delicate children or en mature age. In paralyais, Sifte' or rigidity of the muscles or ligaments. de tormitirs of the spine. chest. or liras, diseases of the glands, awelling+, tumours. brouchuecle, en largements, and old eicatrins, strollitio. diseases, ant the m•lro , matins' of rickety or badly-tweed chiliiren. Aloe, in recent or ii:d strains, burns, or bruises; and in all tiait ettensivis clue of diserecs tar which the lea-aide is usually recommended. THIS VALUABLE REMb.:lll' stfunls speedy relief and a certain cure in all cases of acute or chrovic theametiwo, rheumatic gout. neuralgia. and all other palm in the limb. and joints. The following case is published by geranUon and without com ment, as the best evidence of the rapidity and certainty with when relief tram three diatrewing maladies can bo obtained by the ate of COLES'S ALGA /LAMINA. Testimonial from Mr. William Piper, publisher and bookseller, Pl. Paternoater.row, London: Having been tor Mx months .uiri ring severely from rheurnau+m, tar which various kinds of 'medicines and linimente had been em ployed without benefit, I was inducci, through reading a pamphlet upon the medical virtues of Coles'. Alga Marina, to try it in my moo cue; and, in justice to that excellent remedy, I hats ninth plese.re in testifying that, after using it for only a few times, all pain left la, and a continued application of it entire:, restored me to health. (Signed) " WILLIAM PIPER.' The public are invited to read a pamphlet upon the medical lease and method of wing Coles'. Alga Marina, anti centaining 171111110'.W1 suss and high testimonials in proof of Ps great restorative pomra. which may be obtained gratis of Mr. TIP 0N1.1.4 KEATING, Mums. sentinel Chemist, 79, St. Paul's Chun h-Sari, Landon, role agent for the ask of Colea's Alga Marina, in Matte.. 2.. lei.. 45. W., and lls ash ; It may also be obtained of all re veal:o4c medicine venders. CURES FOR TILE UNCURED ! CURE OP A DESPERATE CASE OP RLYOWORM OF FIT YEARS' STAN DINO. Lisa, 13rn nr Novereas, 1949. One of the most eminent ourgeone in Lima (the capital of l'eri; lis.l • child covered with ringworm for mere than six yearn; in echsusted all his art In hie endeavourn to effect a cure. Not sumo t tag, he consulted amen( his brethren the moot Marred nwhen Practitioners of the city, Out nothing Ira.. found to do the child WM'''. Than be wan persuaded by Mr. Juneph I'. ((ague, the Englinhehem'' W druggist. residing at Ito. 74, Calle do Edlacio, to try liollomo' n IBIS sod Ohnftent, which was done, and after union six large potn OW Ointment, with a perportion of the Pian, the child man rodicoly eared to We earprbe of the whole 1114.1kNil profemion. The conks 4 th. parent, from motivate/ delicacy, In withheld. Bold t.y_ the Proprietor, 244, Strand, near Temple Bar, Le nten, W by ow reepoetable Vendors of Patent Medicine throughout :00. avillsed World, In Pone and Boxes, at In. 1441., 2.. Sd., 4s. Gd., Us. and Us. each. There is a very considerable caring in Wag the larger irises. 14.B.—Dinistions for the guidance of P.diants are affixed b ad Pots, Bon. Frialad sad pabikied by Wawa KINO Lbws., 41‘ ad. So I'Mt. P2 ' Meat. ig taa Clty 41. tag 0-ax, strut. ia tie ipla.miet at am—Wm" Jinx 1, WY 4 1: ;! ,t, r..f.rik I 1 fj , 1 1 1 11 1 ...A, , Rit 45::Z ,1 5 .5 . . 4K 1011 1' ! rri, .; .i ,1 pl . j ~ 1 11! '1 57,4//..,V,,.... ud! , .' - -i l l - .7,; ,t 1 Illitilf *0 ..; .63644. 4.6; i.,;..... , ~ 4111116 1 . • • _ • - 44Sk , . ""-? *rt-- 4.• " - \ i (*. . . ‘ ..) ' .....V i ...;. • N•ii . ; '‘ j• , ‘ 7; .4 1 ' • , ../!... ! i i; A r 1 • 4 6 491 S i ir -e.. ""- ,i ..., , _. ; .... t_......... „... ,.4... , ...z_ ..--_-, e. .• . OLLOWAY'S OINTNIEN . ~. 10pARLOW'S NEW IN- a ^ • lj, TENTED IRELF-ACTING SYPHON 1, . TAP. REQUIRES NO VENT.PEG 1- . a Fiiii , I , Prevents alr, beer, cider, or other Iv •re lil .111,... • from beo , ming get or acid so effectoe:4 1• 2 ft..-7, • that the last pint shall be drawn as goo: .s t .... . 1 11--- , 9 'ILL_ - --.. .... / 2La I 1 1 the first; warranted to repay its out in i 3 w 1• , . two euks of ale; price 48. id.; ditto i 11 . II electro-Vst.d toe sherry, to., S.. Gd. The above engraving will explAin &I action. IA hen the loose key is fitted o n a g 4 t. the top of the plug(' (which has a hole n 1- poslte the sir-tube ii;. Inlificient air rubes I' through it into the ask to cause the liquor • g r-1 F I to run off freely; when the tap is turned Off no more air can enter. JAMES HARLOW, 14, King Willi:dn. street. Kanaion.bouse. Ystdni•hed ) , 21 ) . . . .. N.B.—None ars genuine except stamped . .. with Ida name and saran J. B. teaehea gran@ a Lew method of hipping mks, warranto .o l h it, and suprlies whn rade and retail Na_ INVENTED TAP WRAPPERS (to sup.--4ede the bungling rcr th .'" WIE Merl. at Sd. and le. per packet. The trade supp:wd. N.B. It kr in the Great Rahlbitton, SCC:iOXI22, No. 462. JEWELLERY. •1)0D1), BROTHERS, 40, •• Cornktil (Mansioa•botme tide). Jewellers, sliversiniths, and wstelaseakarr, beg to merit an inspection of their extentive ASSORT MENT of JET ORNAMENTS. rankling a stock of the ehoterm make and newest designs in shako, brooches. braceets, hoop earving., to be met with In Loake.-40. CornhilL SHOOTING SEASON, 1851.-F. JOYCE'S' ANII-00PROSIVE PERCUSSION CAPS.-Bportemen are re. spent ally informed that theme Primer., which have stood the telt of thirty year.' trial, end used exclueively by the Ira shots in the king dom, are still manufactured on wientifie principles, and with the best eamposition and machinery, no eapenee being spared to render them worthy ef the distinguished patronage they have ea long received : may be obtained as usual of all respectable gun-makers in the United Kingdom. To prevent accident and disappointment to pur chasers, trim the nee of spurious imitations, they are requested to oboe,. the name and address of F. JOYCE, Original Inventor sad Bole Ilansfeeturer, on nob scaled Packet. without which they are not genuine. The precention is rendered necemary by some nn =lndividuale having imitated the labels end wrappers. proved Wire Ilertridges and dwenically-prepared Wad dingThslo. =Lariat deearlption.—Wholesele Worsham., 67, Upper London. VENDERS, STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS.— wltMlts.ta b rN i z r antarezirritiA (owner ot Nswima.strott), No. 1 sod 2. II .STILEZi aL ied radars-puLcs.Los Dow . The, are diei dm sad 40Millin such so smieummt oIYENDERS, MOM% /I.lSOrk BONN sod 013111111 L ISONMONOILLY Ps semist be wombed dumber', sltbsr melsty. pawky, Isle* of alp. se tagrdiMwsm it irssibmsrlip. wbest *spike. sea as Vrit kw sok tor ski& his establishment bis bssa as aletosied kr mope lima ammeter of. ops. BeisklslossomilibrawordammossOls rid Sob of burs LI 11.. to ZS 10s; AIM Mk semis orwwwwwls mg two sob at ten, £5 toe. to £l2lk ; brawl Mims somploss. with sibmionis. tram Is. to £3; Mal lemlorp. from £2 IS.. to Se; ditto, with rbli amok cony mate. fromramp 13.. to 177..; firearms, from h. N. W sst 1. £4 Y. Pylsorke sod on other patent stoves with redid's!, Mork globes. Dstsiki Calskiviss, with eagraviap of every kosmasgery seat (per yak kik W . 144431_11. 1317nTOITS !Park at CIENEZAL TURNISIIING rage elan be to give a cermet Idea et its variety and errant, purchasers are lavlftl to tall and ir tr a l The wary returned for every article Dot approved of.— Wellnalreet, 1820. HO I