The Express. — London, England, 1851-08-30 00:00:00

ifin7 ----- rigbts of the eharebo.ders. In accordance with his epiniou, stated at the last half.yearly meeting, the at- , Inchon of the Great Exhibition had seriously interfered with their pleasure traffic, although the amount had been larger than at the corresponding period of last year. It was satisfactory to find that the expense of carrying it had not increwed at all in the proportion which , bad been anticipated. la going through the accounts of the locomotive expense+, he found that they would bear comparison with those of other lines. The directors had! oedalouily avoided squandering the money of the share holders in carrying people at a much less cost than was suacient to pay the working ea p i nes. (Applause) Me alluded to this in consequence of its having been seated by • handbill circulated in the town of Shefilekt that it was owing to the interference of this I board that the Great Northern company had been obliged to give up carrying pople for 51. to London and back. Mis felt sore that the directors would not have hee justified in seeing that competition going on, andl afterwards being told by one of the competing companies that because they carried mph so cheap this company were not to have their oat proportion of fares over their line. The Great Northern cornicing and the Midland company had chosen to carry parsons to London and back for ss. a head. The Great Northern carried those persons ever a portion of this company's line. That was in the month of J use. In the month of December previous an arranionent had been made between the Great Northern company and this company that a certain milt age proportion should be paid to this company by the Great Northern fur carrying pamengen over the line. When they came to ialeadate whet was to be received, not by full parliementery toll, as stated in the handbill, but by the present rates of toil, it was found that this company ought to receive 5.. lid. fur every passenger taken over. Would the directors have been justified, as trustees of the property of the shareholders, in standing by and not tell ing that company wh i ch was taking persons for Se., that they bad nothing to do with this competition, it was nothing to this company what the Great North ern c h to lois pa,wmgers for, but according to the terms of the shrtentent with that company they ciaimed to receive what ought to be paid. (Applauxe.l 1 his had been converted into a state meat that this company had been the cause of their keying off the carrying of .passengen at Ss., Mai ugh it appeased from a correspondence which had taken place on the subject between Mr. Allimrt, this corn• pang's manager, and Mr. Seymour Clarke, the Great Northern Company's manager, that the competing com panies discentinoeil the pnetiee, having re knot their daemons to Mr. Gmilstone. (Applause) Judging from the traffic receipts of the 8 weeks from the list of July to Aug. M laid, compared with those of the s.unc period last year, and without taking into account any receipts from the docks he believed the receipts nest half-year would exceed 7,4110 f. per week. During the 8 weeks he had men. timed last year this company received 50,71;6/. 19s. id., and this year al,elBJ. St. 3)d. The ebairnian concluded by moving the adoption of the report and accounts now pre. Minted. Mr. GREEN denied that the company had been ills fer, art to the competition between the Midland arid Gnat Northern Companies. The report was agreed to, after some further discussion no matter. of detail, unaainiously. 'llw CIIAIItMAN moved the payment of dividends ea the guaranteed stuck, as recommended in the report, un the fith of September. Ile also muted the forfeiture of shares not paid up. Both motions' were agreed to. Mr. LEA DEAL, ef the Mejfiefd Inikpeadent, moved the appropriauen of TU. towards a guarantee to enable the corporation of shetfield to go to parliament for a bill to improve a bridge and approach,* /WA/ the station, which was carried. This cuocludesl the burins**. YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BERWICK RAILWAY. The hair-yearly mating of this company was held yesiterday at the Os Grey MWN, in the city of York. There was only a limited attendance of shareholders. Mr. Las ass was in the chair. lite registered hat of shareholders having been duly sealed, 'I In: CHAIRMAN proceeded at once to move that the report .. i4.1 which an abstract has appia red in our paper) he admits by the shareholders. As regard' the passenger traffic, this company had derived no advantage from toe (treat Exhibition, and he contended there were ample ftWw.lol why this should he the case with reference to rail ways at a remote distance from London. One of tin se reasons was the competition for the London traffic by steam-hunts, and another CIWISC was the absence of those Weil excursion trips. which have hail to give place to the greater novelty in brim. Ile attributed ;their increased posenger traffic to other and more permanent causes. 'llse, hail passed over some eight weeks of the current half-year, and he observed that during that period events had occurred which, in the MSit, must be injurious to railway interests gentrally. Ile alluded to the competition of their southern neighbours. %hitt& had reached a point so unwise that pass scow re were taken from York to Lunar fur 13,, 11.1 c, and 6.. No doubt this had given a temporary increase to some portions art their traffic. Ile meat al this subject tie cause complaints have been made that this company have not made corresponding reductions in their fares. Now • thinight it would have been telly to have adopted so un wise, and, if persevered in. so rui .... a policy. This cum pony hail faithfully carried out the arrangements with the royal evinntionuncro, to afford every fair f wility for tho truffle to the Oreat 1.1111ilalian; but he deneal they were ealhal on to reduce their fares below a fair remuneration to the proprietor'. (Hear, hear.) The chairman next referred to the present system of charging the government duty OW railway foxes. It would Ix• remembered that some years ago government trains were established to be run at Id. per mile, and in those recognised trains the pesseep•rs went duty free. Now their faeilith, were so great that wry other of their trains run at rites of Id. per mile and rile?, yet these trains were charged with duty, including the est-union train* fur the Exhibbton. The directors felt this was a fitting opportunity for ntuving, with a view to the remission of so unfair au impost. (Rear, hear.) There was another measure on the part of the government which the directors hail opposed, viz., the attempt to enable the l'ostmtti.e authorities to send the PostAttfice officials, and, by paying the usual fares, to carry the lost office th•spatchos as ordinary luggage. At present this company was receiv ing some 10,0001, for this s.rvice, and conceived they were 11u,1,-rpaitl, considering the responsibility• but the measure so introduced would have greatly curtailed that allowance. lie was happy to say that this attempt had bet n %retell. The chairman nest directed the atteution of the taro tie; to the item of 10,0371. Ins, alluded to in the re. port. OW account of had debts and allowance's. Of this sum, 13.0011. related to the mineral traitic ' of which II,:5001. oc curred on transactional during the former direction, anti 3.500 . within the first 12 months of the present direction. There were other items comprised in the gtoss sum, includ ing a sum of 3.2:4411, which hail been allowed to Mr. Ilud son. in ra sect of the working of the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway —that sum having erroneously been formerly carried to the credit of this company, when iu fact it ought not to have been —as was &ebb d on a reference of this and some other matters between Mr. Hudson and this company. The chairman then discussed the question whether the 10,037/. 10s, should be deducted from the present halt' year's ilao,ale, or whether, as suggested iu the report, a portion only should be PO taken, and the residue spread over the nest two years. This latter course the board strongly re commends d, hut they hail no objection to any plan agreed upon by the ousting. He concluded by moving that the report be adopted. Mr. PT LLEIN E seconded the motion, which was 0313, red unanirmuslv. ri. CHAIRMAN neat moved that a dividend at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum be declared, payable on the 12th of Septembee neat. 'lke resolution was carried unanimously. The CUAIItMAN neat moved that the directors be authorised to enter into a contract fur the maintenance of the permanent way for suet a length of time, and on such term., as they think expedient, but after a Mier conversa tion he altered his resolution to the effect that the directors he directed to obtain further information as to the expe diency of letting the maintenance of way, and to submit the name to a special meeting of the shareholders, or to the nest half-yearly wetting, at the discretion of the directors. This resolution, a. amended, was carried unanimously. 'the CHAIRMAN neat moved a resolution, consenting on behalf of this company, to the Great North of England and Hartlepool Junction Company exercising the powers 111 their act for guaranteeing 41 per cent. to certain prefe rence shares which they purpuee to raise for the payment el c ruin debts owing by them. Thi. resolution, It was es. plained, would nut in any way affect the York, Newessile, and Ilerwick Company ; but they being the Imams of tits Hartlepool Railway, the art of parliament made their cow sent neareserf. The rent paid for the line would continue the same as heretofore. Mr. RICHARDSON, solicitor of the company, ex plained the circumstances under which this resolution was asked ; and after some remarks from Mr. Ulyn, the resolu tion was agreed to. The thanks of the meeting having been voted to the chair man, the proceedings terminated. LONDON AND I3LACKW.tLL RAILWAY. - The half-yearly general meeting of proprietors of this railway was bold yesterday at the landau lavers; Mr. Wilma in the chair. flie Secretary read the report, a copy of which has appeared in the The Chairmaa roogratulated the shareholders on the prosperous position of their affairs, The only point which called for observa tion from him was the Junction of their line with the Korth-Western, alluded to in the report. The agreement en Deluded with the Nerth-Western was for twelve manta, sod stipulated this sin months' notice skald be gisen, an arrangement which he considered • very raver sad satisfactory one for but companies.—la ea. seer I. a question from a proprietor, the Chairman said they were now no the moat liieudly footing with the MM. era Colonise liar. That Company was await , to bring a per tam of their tease into their station at Feachureb-enett, _.„ and he had little &alit that this would speeddy bs ham* a , oat. When their *vitas less salaried, as se is Ow the prow'. facilities for a great rewire of bellaar e wawa valid say whet might be the as Ord& that Weal hi ?maid into it, out oaly from t h e Bram Casadae but the North Werra sad "dim Their art of parties Will gave then all the yinien they required for obtain's*. tery ' sayable eolsrgewent of the station. The queitioo los the adoption of the report was then put sad agreed to. hea..tioas Wen then ptseed for a dividend of 24. a share, five (disavow tat, sod ler enali.iiir theyruprieton to raise lb THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY. EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1851. .Torn vtstrn nolislag hos did. o kl. per lb.; mem 4d. to led. tot Wm Oa r week from 70. IL to Om per norm llama bilk% ebb% were ours% said at kom go to be ad. per awn Orr owl Calor tort d Y peke how 9 1. lo 7.. to 131.• bribe& ea: roof viral trey raw ire to Or • lob* lotebod irons 4d. t 410. par lb.; servo area 1118. per par. Ur% M. to Ado per lb. PW wets pkaUful. mid am boas walked goos km 'sago T he warily at Took earmamo woe roller Ikea kat week, sad prier were bipbor. kis 7e. CL Pt M. par corm lassos, 27.—Thu Lumber of Besets much the our as kr yolk ism get to I#l., sod all add up at *odor. arm kid lad st la sorer, bonNILm Old., sod Lama. Is. MIL °dew 544. to Rd. Mamba of I Dawes. 104 awl IwiwlN : Calves. 74. You, Ave. IL—The supply of fat Beasts at this day's motet was or to gra raw Wt. There Imo a kik darar.d. at rm I Oar boat pular poise lad Isom added at So. 116.1 =kr quell- ; ' tbs. ot. ed.to gm ow err. Itto e = m f arum elm eery IMAM modem.% amid tare Sur to. award lota. at from 4.d. Se AIL rat lb. Ws bog a good sappy d Lambs. bat • Blow ; trade to trot. Mt erwr WAN, as wee pea, add is demur. at improved pima, The bee Cattle mallet was east) of skeet harm bat equal se ibe dammed. We bed plaid et kW. Derr to g , a i d_ coodltbr Wet seed ed wry low prier. rams" remain au band. GLASGOW, Aug. 28.—The large supply of bottle, Sheep, sad Lambe, to-dr. named ware to rue dull, walk satsuma& d tea deem. beet Oo heel, 43e. per cwt.: carnet. 4IA to 43a; Interior. 34. to re. At the oboe of the omelet • few were Mowed oat °mold. Bert used welder Walton. 3.d. per lb. • current, 446. toad. ; Inferior. 4d. Lambs. top prim, IS.. each ; carimst, from Ilh. 12•.; • great many of tbe small Lembo, from 3a. to to—al bouglig ter We Lull market. OA. a, 701; Sheep, 2,895; Largo, 7,331. PUBLIC SALES. AVOUST 29.—8 y Messrs. BROTTLZWORTII and FORE, at the Mart.--Leasehold mercantile residence, No. 147, Yen church-street, held for an unexpired term of 14 years; and producing • net rental of 3261. 3s. per annum-1,880 1 . Leasehold premises, No. 38, Modiford-court, Fenchurch street, held for four years unexpired, and producing a net rental of 2171. 16e. per annum-6501. Two copyhold Italian villa residences, with 3} acres of land on Lower Mitcham-green, subject to fine at will and trifling quit rents-1,8301. A leasehold property . , consisting of the Imperial Hotel, and four houses adjoining, in the 'Westminster Bridge-road, opposite Astley's Amphitheatre, producing together a net rental of 2391. 125., for a term of 33 years unexpired— ' 3,730/. ! Leasehold house, No. 4, Upper Tachbrook-street, Leo, let for 651. per annum, term 99 years, at 101.--5901. I By Messrs. BROMLEY and Sox, at the Mart, —A freehold house, No. 19, Royal Mint-street, let for 351. per swum -4151. A copyhold house and premises, No. 38, High-street, Whitechapel, let for 1001. per annum, subject to a fine customary—l,3io l . Two leasehold houses, Durham-terraee, Stepney, of the value of 441. yearly, held for 99 years, at 71.— , .D.51. By Mr. VENTOSS, at the Mart.—A freehold house, No. 42, Haydon-square, and a freehold house and premises, No. 43, Church-street, producing 861. per annam-1,2001. Two freehold houses, Nos. 4t and 45, Church-street, Minories, let for 451.--5501. A freehold warehouse and premises, No. 47, Church street, let for Mg. per annum-790/. Another freehold house, No. 47, Church-street, of the annual value of 35/.--440/. A freehold estate at Blue Style, Greenwich, comprising the Painter's Arms, and the four adjoining houses, the whole producing a rental of 881 per annum-8071. ss. Three leasehold houses, 2,3, and 4, Hale-place, St. John's wood, produente an improved rental of 1501. per annum for 65 years nnexpired-2,9001. COALS.-LONDON, AUGHMT 29.-CLosn OF TRH Man, ire-Hates West Hanley, 13.. 3d.; Huddle's West Hartley, 13s. rid.; CAST'S Hartley, ISs. ed.; 13.. 9d.; Howard's west Hartley Netliertcm,l34.lld.; Lammed/es Wert Hartley. 131.11 , 1.: North Perm , EllrUey, 13e.; Nee 'Hallett, IS.. 841.; Runirsivorth relae, li. HI.; Redlieuph Yalu, Ile 3d.; Tasfekl Hone. IS.. 3d. Taa4l4 Moor Halm IL.; Townley, 131; West Hartle., 145.; Wylaca, 14.. 6d.; Windsor's Poston, Ile 9d.: Will. End atom Clop, 13a. 941; Walls End Brom, 12s. id. ; Wag End Oostorth, 13.. 94,; Walls End 111141, IS,. 3d.; Walla End Itkl&1 1 , 13.. ed. ; Walls End Walker. 135.; Elm Main, Hs.; Umtata, Primrose, 3d.; End Brlmran, II..; Walls End 'Waddell. 16 . Walls Ded lletton 11s.; Walla End Haswell, 11s. Pd.; Ws& End Imiabtas, 14.. ; Wall, End Prager, 145.; W.B. End Humors Helton, 14'. 9d.: Walls End &aft lough, 13 s. Id.; Wel, Lod taws* 11.4.; Walls End Whitest,. 135.; Walls End Denison, 13s. fd.; W.V. End Hem& 11111, 14s. 3d.; Walls EDI Deltas, 14,. ed.; Walls End &toll Hellos, lie 3d.; Walt End Tboralsy, 13s, 911.; Wills Lad W. Kellam IS.. 9d.; Walls End Adelaide Tees, 14a. DJ.; Walls End Deckhouse, IS.. 9d.; Walls End Muth Intrlmm, 1311.9.1.; Walls End Tiers, 15..; Walla End Went Cornfortle Ills. Gd.; Bit Orreve Os algola, 191; Comma Hartley, 13.. 9d.; Derwentwater !Haley, 111 a. ed.; Hartley, 13a. W.; Sidney's Hartley, I3a. ed.-Stipa at market, 141 , sold, 119. SHIPPING TNTISLLIGENCE. F mi weareafoOmats tik• .. 41,40.4 oasett. " sad . war. iht." CASUALTIES. Amazon, Thompson, from Cardiff to New York, put inhere this day, leaky, and must discharge.— Queenstown, August 27. Euxine (s.) got aground on a shoal in this bay on the 12th August, and after discharging about 250 tons of cargo, floated on the 14th, and, having re-shipped her cargo, proceeded on her voyage to Constantinople on the 15th ; she sustained no injury. —Dardanelles, August 16. Isabella, Richardson, hence fur Liverpool, put back yester day to repair, having been on shore in the Gulf nearly 48 hours, and damaged her rudder. — Smyrna , August 16. Marathon and Bell Rock, docking, and Thomas, for Boston, proceeding into the River, got foul of each other off Prince's Pier, and all received more or less damage.— Liverpool, August 29. Marieta, Scarps, from Newcastle for Venice, [has put into the Dawns, leaky.—Deal, August 28. Nova I'iuheiro, Serra, from Oporto for London, has been brought in by assistance, with loss of four anchors, two chains, ono cable, one warp, and windlass upset. —Mar gate, August 28. Polite, of Genoa, Chiona, from Galata, arrived here last night, making much water, having struck on the North and South rocks, and unshipped her rudder.—Belfast, August 27. S.SABOItNE MAILB. :II dentate that tee enstA are seat trans the Neer& Pad-othee the afeh , - and Al n• Ike ssnenine--hrenstelq Oita era -.and 111 or Mr auwvorr-Aratattelal Day when in& up Prom what COUNTII.II4. In Game Pat- Port 1 Mhos Gan Loadoa. deentehed. eta , Anieria(hyltrltdmokot N Sept. IS - 'apt. 1 Anwrita(byqnitad Slaw pieta) ii Sept. 2 Awry:alb, U.StateapliM Sept. 10 LAM= (West Coast) ...N 14th ..1 the swath Plymouth Sept. 6 Alexandria. N Ittihreloth of mom. Dover *** lBept.lll eagles N wily Brazil ll 9th of rho math Soathuaram.:Sert. 16 Basea Ayres.. ll4 4 4th of the month Southarapten.!Srot. 16 Galifuralevia Clagra 114 atil&lithof swath southaraptoellept. 5 Cape el Good Hope Pi 14th of the month Plymoeth..... •lept. 6 Conatentino;de • A 7thl/0127thof moo Dover central America el heal/that m• nth lonUsageptun. Sept S Manna lees V itt.e.,Werl.,4liled. Soothsayer*, Tu.lb.ra fAili M 1 7 th of the month Southatiapton.4lept. S Peace id& N robe daily Dover rivnu.da. Greece.. A 71b17th27thornsoa Dover Aug. 30 Romberg V itweday Is Friday Loodon Ilneaoa Holland ........ ... .11 ann.. & Sew. Looricm ,14.m.Th Hondas. N 17th of the man Soothespao. Sept. 20 Leland M& N Twlc daily . hada (via Sonthanet.)lll loth 01 tea math AoothAmptoo Sept. 23 ladl Medi e ( t via !lamella)S outh N l'iSatlttLol month Dear Beet iSept. 15 errancas(via =Han) al 20th of Gm month tlowthamptoa. reed. 23 tOtto(eia Maratilla) N Walla aroma Lam -Sept. 15 Mexico 11 2nd of Ms math inthampton.iSept. 5 Hamra ll 9th of the math Southamproo. Sept. 16 Malta. . 1 7t141/110111114,27th ' lathe( thomarth Dover ......... Aug. 30 Naples. N SthlsthiStlalmun Dover , Sew . 2 Papal Atees. ..... ... ...N lthlehlethanion lame 'Sept. 2 Panama fil 7thl7th27lhaf awn Southampton. ,S. pt. 6 Peru N 17th of Ms month Southempluellept. S ruwany. ... ..... ..... N 14b15a23thotimon Dover Aept. 2 West ladles l4 17th of ten much atithanaptoe Sept. 20 Wert Indies (mat Ma. mane aid Sumo 1 Mind of the mrath loothaaptoad Sept. S • Ths mails to those manual Um marked (. ) on came> ed by • The mils to tbo'oe mod+ nodal .Li CALIF /11,111.—ifilil• to re arw deefetchtd red ad from C uo by sooty rim the United States i whet. LONI)ON and NORTH WESTERN and CUES TER land HOLYHEAD RAILWAY+. —The CELEBRATED BRITANNIA TeUULAR nod SUSPESSION BRIDGES over the MENAI STRAITS end NORTH WALES, the ISLAND of ANGLE SEY, end HOLYHEAD. WEEKLY TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES. . . Arnligein en tAlUvlngle7n Lida to atfoid patties , an opportunity of visiting the above interesting object , usd the magnificent scenery of North Waist, TICKETS wit^ he issued et the Ewiton Station, avail ed. for ONE WEEK from the date of issue, by any train, according to class, allowing the holder to stop at Chester, or any station on the Cheater and It all head Hallway, but not to travel twin over the MMe portion of the railway in one direction. TAW. Fiords or Mail Train £3 10 0 ►lr.t i.lario Ordinary Trains 2 10 0 liewaid Class Ordinary Toind By order. MARK TIMMY, Landno aid North-Madero Railway. J. O. dINORII, Che.ter acd Holyhead General Monageria Olfire, Rumba dation. June, UM. try ntortgage or bond say sum not ezeeediag 100,0001. for the poryosa of the Ilaydon-square act. The meetins closed with a Tote of thanks to tho directors. SHREWSBURY AND HEREFORD RAILWAY. Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of this company am held at the Lion hotel at Shrewsbury Mr. 0. Clone, M.P., is the chair. The secretary tread t he following re pot:— " In the report submitted to the shareholders on the 26th February last, at the half-yearly general meeting, the di. I rectors stated that, under the arrangements made with Mr. Brassey, they expected to complete and open the line from Shrewsbury to Ludlow by the end of the present year. The progress made in the works between these places, sheen that this may be accomplished. The works also at the tie eel at Dinmore Hill, about eight miles from Hereford, are progressing rapidly. An set Ms been obtained in the prams* session of parliament to make a railway nom Olossembse I to Hereford, the works of wig* year directors are fro formed, will be immediately emlnenead, cal yemessted with such energy that its cons may be esasetal by "the end of next year. This way wt epee a ondseees communication with yours to the sea* of Eashod, and must have the effect of greatly inerembig the hale over your line. It is also a matter of much etregretedelha to the shareholders of this company, that the Heaven and Aber 'sonny Railway Company has within this bet ha months been so actively engaged in prosecuting that undertaking, that there is every reason to hope and believe the line front Pontypool to Hereford will be completed by the time your railway is opened to that city and the communication be- taste South Wales and the Sfersey be thus perfected. In iserselusion the directors be the attention of the share boWn to the obvious and absolute necessity that all calls Is arose should be immediately paid up, and that the call payable on the Ist September next should be promptly met. The statement of accounts showed that there has been received 119,8911. 17s. W., and expended about 84,0001. ; leaving a balance ;in band amounting to 29,1001. Under the items of expenditure are 27,210/. for works, and 15,2201. ' for land and compensation. The CHAIRMAN moved the formal resolution for the adoption of the report. 1 he lion. It. H. CLIVE. M.P., seconded the resolution. The motion, after a brief discussion, was carried unani mously. Mr. WILLTAIIt4, banker, of Chester, moved, and the Hon. It. 11. Cr.tvir, M.l'. seconded a 'violation, re-electing Mr. Bailey, Ml'., Sir I t. Jenkins, and the other retiring dieter tors, which was carried. The usual allowance to the auditors was increased 201. The SECRETARY (Mr. Roberts) announced that the directors had dielined to receive any allowance for their services since the act was obtained in 1816; whereupon Mr. Stress moved that Vneir future allowance be 6001. annually. This was agreed to, and the huskies, terminated with a plimentary vote to the chairman and board of directors. MARKETS. SUCLUI.—The average price of Bupr, the produce of the Naiad. I. 1.10.14 eie ANICTI a, computed frau tam retorts reade la t w. ek eothng the 16 h A g., lgsl, L Ns. Ad. per ewt. Nagar, the preleee .11' the 31.mritala, or , return. Sept, the prologs of the Sag leateti ea velure. DRINTOL, Aro. 29. ftroan.—There bas been an improved feeling manifested la car market Mu welt. and tatty uptt the trans mama are not ex tensive, metes to a rather Waited napply, sill former pries. ..base be a 0,11 aupportrd, and holders appear to be leas anstotot to roam than ha. lau ty boon ea% In foretsnomaiderattle rate ban eaele t. en /fleeted ate rotor 'war terms, but the lareet transactions mud am wow b • repna•ed cm the acne conditions. leted upp l g itrodese now stews In ran , h demand, end pram ere well • Rcr Andy bet without much braless doter. LIITTRPOOL AUG. 29. The tales to-day are :—Sagar--1.5 hhde. Jamaca, 33e. ; 70. tom Powigore, 4.5.64 e 200 taro Dm, 3rw., welt., to 46n. for to MI berm It. Domingo, 10 panels II ntotlon Cey lros gm; 11 gometo Jamaica. 00.. Kle•-1,00 1 bop Arnow, B. 64. jmo Mloo, 101. lie to ID. Comoro-4 -4* tots 234. to 47 ; so Ins 194 ke Cobb —3O lags Pogue, 214. COTTON.—LtritarooL, Auo. 29.—We have to report a roitineasice of the same Anti/ ihniand and Large Maine. .n the g It a samket that km brim going on tee row time posh a I path:n— eon...gm, eagawhea, and speculators—regarding the article with in arsons en Wank The enniequence has non transactions to a large amount daring the week, a. at Minh in the various Items be low, 'nub the usual Trivia 'petunia: out al it, that is, a large 'chums , meet of price. the advance at this time. however, is not of that re.- trav-gant cluiracter as to muse immediate emberra•sment to the tri o, ad carry with it tlo• certainly of a speedy resetio% bring only about ed. der lb. At sone poi- do of the week. indeel, soles were made in the middling sorts of Amerhan a lionise; but that implant AM 1.101.4.1 tendency this bee me so far modified that we kin Ili id. a. about the all r age rile of the week. long stanled deacrip tains h.oe also bad MADE allure of attention, int.Ulling des Wanda, the commie of which ore .41. to Id. Mgt cr. Egyptiuna of better wax& ore alt mar , &meet lied. This important turn In our pro-tidings hoe Its foundation la Ilia • irinwi Winks ad @Wawa: •as to the probable extent of the cvar.ing crop. All ue mutate c Minot , to favour the opinlln that the crop will prove abun dant, but that It will he ezmusin ly large and everwhelraing apprarn to be poo-tag away. The committee at brokers place alt li. im& at Sid.; Mobile. :14.; and bd. 11,100 American, 1,230 Scum, 10 Egyptian VI Varinham. and 3 , 41 Itsltia, have hero taken on spe culation, and 3,010 Anurteon, 2.300 karat, 120 111wIrmi, 110 i1e114,14 /10 Pertain, and 8.1 Muni; for ezport. Salm for the week, 37,17 U hots. nosIERY, le.—Lxicusiza, Aug. 29.—We have again but a low( Tep.rt to make, but it I. nut an unfavourable ow. The demand may now be sonsidered pet in f the re.e.e. A lair =own of boatmen is doing. Wools rid yarns wabout alteratios. WOOL (EmoLtan).—Laaos, Auo. 29.—There is not say ebanse t report in Mi. branch of trade tide week. either a. to Animal or prime. (Volta.).-Trade cominum nualerattly at tire in mot den Tiptoes of colonial mad, ant puker firmly supported. Osman web, hewer r, are still only is very hatted request. LtultltPoOL, Aug. 29.—There has been several further maim& of kat Indl. Wool, noieb are tot yet on the market. The demand tar tbla dearrlption continues unabated, sad all kinds of blanket Wools meet with very ready sale ; far other descriptions tbere is Ism *airy. CORN, &e.—Cnevenroup, Arm. 29.—We had ti fair wapor of Wheat at marlin to da , and there Wag an Lwow:4 de. Naiad, la. adr.acte :ram readily oMaWid ; 40e. for sew rel. no 43a. new white. Realm, woe atria% and nominally irsaltered la price. Akw stimplns of new Bari* fired gritty Asir& COVENTRY, Aug. 29.—We have bad a fair supply o Whew 4 , 40, with anon pod sumplos al now. trim most be 'word bd. pr. bag lower. We 6.10 hod NNW Ilse now Barley. mimu oa . t and Pao oaring, whets net a Mew sibs at Ws .o Wheat. old, 14 ed. to Ilk.; wow, lie. to lee. e 4 litariep, old, natio tbs. to Als.; sow, Wo. Vs. Oats. old, SW. to WA ; sew. alas to 11.. ms, old, la. IL to la. Peso, old. 111. to law 4.1.; wow, I Is. to I ].. - - • Ex mita, Aug. 29.—We hays lad a very dull market to ted:L.7; old Whest was Is, ant new dalower Was he week. The ?otiose we very ouch diseased la this district; still it predators so effect os our Coro outsets. New Wheat, 24.• to 41e.; old, 10e. to 42.. Darby, Vs. to NIL Oats, ITs. to 20s. LINCOLN, Aug. 29.—We have had a good supply of new 1 Wheat bora the Lamers to-Jay, the quvlity very toe ant very dry; MCI the millers were slow blurts, sad the trade ruled dull. War •kw samples of t ew were offering. but the quality was by MIMI. per. Wheat, sew, red, s7a. te 395.; white, 40s. to 421.; old, red.lll. Is W.; white Or to 4 Is. Oats, new, ins to tis ; old, 26e. Livaarool, Aug. 29.—During the greater part st in meek we haw hei • issetbion of ?request troy shoots orionerb sled by high gas OMNI. besting doers the Oars who k k MO alremly eat, erg Impedes Isarriot wort kr the tins; is Oda hook ghats drib, immeeer, the oils bolt of the grate mope was previa* Is shock, sad se the weather le cool, no argeogssao of germane or emy maselli &OW le yet direoverable hem Is the am the-n AM Orkee el fie osemtay and kakis& mesh nib le sloe Mated to have Yin assenlik,sleds boodle done Is now satioelly aired; imenneiblis ma glegfes megaion aid of se ethical • mewl On moo to predate go komeesmeet in the trots. Ft.. 1 11 Mee th• Ensile& sad trash meshes Wog still reported to Incline odor Neb. ward., minas end Mho oramirs ap,eartne t , regulate disk ow. mew woe by Ike astiettetton of foreign impuratiose = Os blest am one karma. Our onetwise as I from slaw MOO, kit an quite inaiprmaf e ifoll the oriole best shiest wog Menlo; or. pt `tats sad assist Vim, p&, of vita we have to sob ei Weer liberal acorstift. Mirefestiad, with the kook sod.. des Tamiee, to u ward. of MOO bomb is the be km drys.non o Ole doe at melee to thee date • little In bilge ses lio* hoe NI So WbeN, raw, sod Isar Om, of wldelogemlogi sin web glom bat De glop he prim or min skeigeoribes Is any boil* el the trade. lleitrgbdemOlg Os imam NW kens as snialled look se eselseassa we soma in any department of the net at we mast today. insults so osi relies of seer Wheat at hod, tie sales of that rein this gowning woo iegablog aid* be IWO. gawk 4 good lorries, which bareth er. malellard oar palms qrseeetkes. Coke brands of Mmorican noslog some bogey, ad tali idlimml leo keeig lo impels% auk ley sagertal ilis awns soleatfedte Wu ea Imp striae at ales sod Yoke pais mei - Out; at Weir gibes • sad hose wpm a sob ee alb as tie less kit solid. Dailey, MM. M lee asatmer at Mee attla clothe. was m. wale wear Eseasal Is elm Melodies ligypOos sop elbool with hide a bet at • destine of ed. pie qr. Oats, beog moo, were We turn deem, and °statist fully as deer as meek of old beteg nearly if set wholly oleos ed. Indio Chos es the Imr e , tallse rather egerleigly tedig. but msintelord kite guises assini . eartiola Imo ben .d in the course of SW wet Artie& goo 24th to the 25th Await inelurive Me UNNI/Ipl MI Ilitinmi e—IV heat, 2.321 qrs ; Malt, 0: Oats, 253 ; ads Sete so Mpillos fie, 4, 6 k{; Oatmeal, 376 maul ; new, IN eradr. BovieLlitrros, Aug. 29.—There was a mammal= loth of El W new Wbeot at market today, for width Ite ova mgtbabi, and Lot seek's prime tar* sappcoda lOW, Oats. old Door • meekest. amoost at Isdras W last web% oleo me m maintelned. Floor Set e a Ills SO tor lea. Whim. from M. to 101. per lona;et ft IA Id.. Derby. 24e. to Os. pee qr. Beans 22d is die I es. to Os WAY IFINLD, Aug. 29.—The IMAMr dozing the week Meech We bees 'settled, as ta merbeg to limy foot, but so quantity of min l as lies s i r ri:T h eJel• i11et ...i... ..e1f au Mint Is mi. &AMA to awe* mo be il k Tsar Or Isiler . and 7 -- . 1 . 11 Mr 1 gie d liZlit e gsly IN i week? . OM l am illtizeiz t teed on ewe e ass sell at 33e. to 12% sad aids Wes pew or nes Oars, ac micas tats mil as nee lb se No alteratios is other rolatie. *role doing Om 7,61/ qrs.; Bar ley, MI; OM., tri; See" 10 ; kik 117. CATTLE, Ac.—thuomm, 26.—wii halt an average eon et Cann rad Mt op, wain' Ind vary bad qlr ; a great maw ewe WM sway 'mond laving bad prim seem & Bee, Y. M. to 3. It per dear. 114110 M, 4d. le St per 116 —•- • CA111.1111.2 LATTIR FAIIIL-114; far, Oa Tuesday last, Wu rasher awaswe.amely Wanda& awellistamdlaw wet witatber ye tweet The stale show was art lee ye. bat rather exteudee woke, we WNW at tae prim p.M he the lot two or three woathL TIN display et limp was Sae. la emsettalwas it the Ice adulate at Lad ing& and aiir phew tardier earth, ti holders were dm hi thele demeall et the slew" end ON awnersease was a Waited ha- dams,. la the Uses tele them wen ealy • taw paisahl• sad they istehal teem 231. se set. VAL a sight hare bats Imam at a,o t aoy rats - - EIETZE, Aug. 29.—The supply of Sheep was larger to day Inns b.s been the eau foe wserd We I. Calle mere ant rleanful. The altealanes rot boors eras more numerous this 1.4 meek-.bleb takht be au Crewe os barn opera:Joss Mine nearly ()Ter themiglent the distrkit. A camber of tlissep aged bur* HOP INTELLIGENCE. MAIDSTONE, Aug. n.—During the continuance of ems ono postal wisher pe o r is a s hops moved as very proven*; them is a forward' stop eat to a sold rm. Illtd ROW= mire of a modeled . leg IM_ nee* Behr etemdsy. I..eremeligy he a legniewe 11l roles hoe awl Weembee. ogmaloll lbw. awl Om um= mid* maj t ralem ilama la oinaainin. e a t r uirsomm a us ullh samb via& and limpotmana alai the night. ago NY. lb Mr saw lutelorard Mermen le anihmo on& r dla r pared *dr growth wit! cog • twnieg gi =allwetel' hooneolit itmlhon Our ergene have omme the el thir Or aloodoe nd Mallard hapenelgegt metaiwt bewameWespliellewie vita they preeemed previous te the hialt deb. We tin miry In ned that the mould is showing self mega MP* thee Imo epticipared, mad en opinion Mgt.* to prevail w ditty win agate recede. The weather, however. has will enulitede ha rating OM Impost. BREDE, Aug. 28.— WNW these last tot dap our hop plantattons have much hapromei. eves the blast ggewide ere now looking much better, mad will grebes two or three Imbed weight per sere. It:ALPS/OS, Aug. W.—Tbne is evidently considerably improvement to Emmy dike bepEseasse where they are in a bulky elate. but then we maw ama IMO will pot prouum one-rbawth a crop. UDINORT. — WO oaths pad kaproomoont in many pi. dens, which tromise a fair map tar per. Ilia Ile MN* GOP dew, which arc looking my W imiss4 smart mama owe gm 3 cwt. per core. TICEItUKST, Aug. 28.—Our hope have improved this lot week, but still the crop must be a short ow; should the weather am- . tinue In their favour we m.y probably get S sot, per acre. DENTED, Aug. 28.—Thera ta a little improvement in the bora since lose last report. HAWItIit:RST, Aug. 28.—The hops still keep improving, sad pawing out very nay, though the wind has boon and bruised them about rather, which main theta look badly at places. LANIIIERIIURAT, Aug. 28.—During the last week the hops here done very little, owing to the co.d Mega and unkindly winds. The pole of la.t night has bruiried them a gaud deal in tie euposed ground-. Duty sewed 120.00 , 1., but so Melees eitoCKIIANE HILL, Aug. 28.—1 n this neighbourhood hops have imp o,ld very much. We expect to grow about halt a crop is most of the gardens. EAST PECK NAN, Aug. 28.—We continue to improve on oar geed grounda, and hope for more hope thin we expected • few : weak. hark. UCILVIELD, Aug, 28.—The extreme hot August has ice► proved our hops, but net to the extent many ion:tone. UM Ma whole, our pouch and district way grow about Si to i cwt. pit glee. Leg year I t to 15 mt. was the average. EASTGUINSTEND AND LINOTIELD, Aug. 28.—n. hope, le m gardens, begin to show their beads • the burr la generally changed to Ism a, and many melees eve hope. of half a crop. The aort..emt send., it appears, have done the gromem Injury the gardens where they are in an Poured mitwetlea. Th e Mae Esau the mat doper where the manure was applied la Ow lie la th e l . vitt e l pert or the wasp, or thore gaz.ieme that kale ban* * ; it ham added streng ti to the bite, and food be the lwerele. Tilo*otr. 1 in,e Cl. HILATIIFIELD, Aug. 28.—The hops in this haat are Peril iy plowmen*. Qv miler the duty estimated EDIENHRIDOIt, Aug. 28.—The hops with an an ME improving. Them will he grown in the perish very sonskillrebliPanie• than was espreted. The wind this naoraieg has lows a poi nor pubs show. Duty, 10..titlul. COwDEN, Aug. 28.—We an mho let IMtle allootdon ham our last with the ezeepties alms, lleanga dans W vlel e although the apposemee et am wins la sot an lauwarablo trip ; we shall be adobe omit Ye alimaley twat work an to Ike Wien. Picking will acamome dog Ilk Sept .—N lIIVER, Aug. 18othiag particular in favour dm ear last. Wind has misplamul many poles, ea wet as braked mg k rnasntiter, Aug. 28.—A short crop must take here gale yt ar. Ths beauty of our gazuens, where goy wee. t i d e : strayed by wind. CUIDDINUSTONE, Aug. 28.—Some gardens have main ' telned their pootion from our last. Same scarcely any improvement at all. WOW dope much miaehiet 11•ItTFtELD ' Aug. 28.—We have received some damage buts the high wiode, but we hope not to any serious extent: in teller nuteets we are progreesine as favourably . no we can expect. WITUY HUN Aug. 28.—The majority of our gardens are quite as irell as we can expect, wider CdClll/l•tdlK* 4 , with the l eteltia of a little damage from the high viols. ROTRERFIELO, Aug. 25.—We have this week to report rather mere tarourohly than of late, it appearing that we shall, pro. PIN,. have • better rep than was expected ; but. ut the same Roo, he boo a gad one. We are row comic, out Slowly, but the it pi, ea ill adiratalkte, will sot he large. Kttlel,lo, Aug. 25.—We mall have a better crop than we ex, acted, if the nigher do not get too cold. Baru-a, Aug. 29.—The gardens have continued to im prove up to yesterday, and men a change in the weather occurred, and a cold nightenetted. To-day it has teen One again, bet the Itista hasbren bleb, end the inevitable ceseequence must be, some threw to the leader clusters of the hop that Pow decorate the moat fa. Pled , d spots. WALDRON, Aug. 27.—Hops are daily improving. WATIIILD, Aar. 27.—Our hops in some places look to tratibly demote promies a slight troy, but in the majority deems Olt prams ne• le a very foul cooditiom The hope loot weakly and had Melissa le wither away. We think there m now very little Ilene of egglogsommaut. liaysnoaga, An. 29.—Considerable improvement hu Mon pion pin owl in nom aarJem tan asiglama- Om& 33 sus at GNAW* Taea. bisesbr is Sir. smart 111* wit So and croon boa stew a Inca,. Ma rhombi Is fkllselp vlelbte, psi at la tit Immobahla that that mina way po i man tasa an smogs map. la Mims athitabg. heeteeer, Shims de sot het se well. sag. ea Ile wish, we eat/duly shall not Mitred bat a am. BMW la dew nos the duty.—Janet' Sta..deeel. 'root ow LONDON G. Aug. 29. Mama Bertram MosilaiRWISIN -1 ;11% wpm. scrmader dasta:in d Oct. 1, 114 Mad Overt. MIN Osidaoy Mid Chlppsollons; assUll e llbr. Omar loam rd Ataaasniaa Law latraffsar ftarrey, salsa ears.llol. 11l at IA sal Ost. iat 1104 Bristol* street. ads.„ kleseraLlladiaa. Clwelstleeser.limiaidemal raid., Peraier, Claillbult.dbameseo. *wawa Kamm Far, Illoosiesal, dir o d i gl=o . ll. to at I, at alsbaballstrosL Sis..Jasswead gam; of. wig., arlatrasms. ladapsistaist. James Caansi, N tartiassataria. Sept.!! att. sad Oct II at 11, t esslapiPserost. Mk., Hare Linklater. CharloWearime, I:areilialreame; oL Isis., Prone% Guildhall. eisabora Hama r Passzra, Wiltonetreet sad WserLatreet, City, whale:low Sept. 2.t I: arid Oat. II at I, at Bodosttall.aweet. 11•1.. Nouteldge, Wood.str4t, Claspade : of ass, Lamm, Big. AWN& Joss Taus" Skesirskare, grocer, Sept. 9 sad lA, at at Bir. Goat. gotterats Lid Co., Birmingham; orig., Jaws Hunan Tel ma, Woolwich, surgeon, Septa at 11, sad Oat. 9 st I. atl=rait. SaL, Carus; Grerairich of. said, , TameAmon" Caleges.placre sad Mikis-tenses, Claim% silk mow, SW. lit 1., an t Oct. II at I, at Baarnahallallest. Sol., Jesse, St. TbsseseoWwt, lion heart; of. swig., bislisisaa, DISSOLVED.-11. Dot sad J. Pessad. Yorkittas. to dealers -W. Pep sad T. K. Clap. pos. tetrad sad Haidlesield. Torklidelk slacHinstr . ra.r awl T. L. 14.611.1A.IlediPay, taliddsktes. slar i a D o b i n sod Z. klllllllll. 011111inbam leSileaWers-T. MI W. T. ems% Vapadtriset, City, saillere T. tray sad IL Itykya. Chaassiedby, Curaltill .rd rdtVol= so Ad so rspois J. kyky a-W. haw and W. W. Help. him Torioadso. ease saar&tats-W. H. Foster and H. lispar. Maks. Tosbeiny ilmasait wratastassee-IL Gill aid T. p War, _pa. vlislado Gladstone, Ina, awl WEIN. lasalmilimi-C. Herds. C. b. dual, sod W. F. Caw. °w. City, sabasaa. so lso owe W. W. Om. bad-T. Mays sad P. ildnien. LAaustYs, auso areso- J. Ilsruard sad C. Odra. Haat, arlsnap-J• lisadves.. sad J. H. Hallo, T,Nehtniti.stssist, Ci.y, atersbada-ansisri sad Oil. H. JAW., 14.10041mA sad Greeticek. alsotkod. so to as re. sae* G. Lona-W. Jury art C. bailey, Ili=r isbe llis t ar.. 4 darrey WWI keepers -J. Lee. T Lee, ead W. sosttla-1. Lord sad J. Whitehead. Loastadra =rams spiaaera-J. A. Mart* IL Mara. sod J. or a leer sealers, so far as words J. A. Bbida-W. sad H. Bottom, Radford, NotUagismildee_ asastiasests-J. H. Prestos wad W. J. &owes. Ilawasrafeasaaronak W et n sad W. Johann, Ceram Waseissrablas. W realm aarruera-C. Timm mid A. Pimlico, Woe stereksats -T. Tbsalsom sad ° l=lt ilba =, Inekddre. damask maker Take, J. H. Tula, W. U. Tulsa. sad J. • wont, Loads. sad York, who/ma tea dealers, so fa as regards S. Tote -W. IL a atkins, T. Wallas, and J. W. VJekell, Cardiff, Clareeresastare, brick sr astastaren-B. sells, J. Wale, and J. ULT.!, Bradford, Vsekald , s, kiaabaaSt as grad, maw awns Is shows to dor canary an we day sit a = l Sept. 21. W. Apse, Coedit GISU greeer-Sept. 20. T. • Ciambricige, odicelmaster -Sept. ‘. Oreera, ad Grand am. t, seetteerer- , ept. W. C. tibia sad O. T. Rose, Alderman. bury. City, sad Bewatry and Wribbumbal, Warseetarealre t ! orattLetwers -Sept. 24. G. L. Hums, Maneksatar and Ea.laattl, Ireland, swollen ors sr. WO ICU SEQUESTBATION. loam Montan, ;opt. 4 Lod 14 at t Globe Glary. ARRIVED. flows-st Bristol, August 22, from illesinkhl Awn-14 DIA August Re, fns Ro Lawn° Ass WITS-at Liverpool, August 29, from Manwato B. Itssitemoms--at Gravesend, August 29, Dam Rotterdam 1 IS uswr -at Gravesend. August 19, Dom Bombey RUCK PIIIIMS -at SLllldefil.id, August 27, from Quebto Sires 1:1T.11 PACIIkT -at Deal, August 29, from Jungles I ( 11.11.41 N-US Falmouth, August 27, from Moulmein Cayswite.-at Bull, August 29, from Quebec CUI.I ir a -at Plymouth, August 23, from _Primes Edward's bland COIII.IOIIMCM -In Queenstown. August 27, from Ancona Climes-at Shields, August 29. from Quebec Cusses-at N waneca. August (9, from Minuwelti 0..D. , 0411.14 -Off Deal, August AI, from CILIATAIM-gt &Ma, August 29, from Smyrna (byway's (a.)-at laverprol, August 29, from Havre CIIT or 1101TelIDAll -11. Gravesend, August 29. pun Duultlrle Csaunows-at Onward, Minot 29, front Ibmbro Couleses-at Gravesend, August 29, from Antall, - Cinuartanw-st Orsveseud, August 29, from... ...... . - Camara-at Gravesend, !Utmost ,9, from - Iloodurso iimii:aillisiissed. Alija* a; ors ..Amsterdam DlANA—atOrawisk Mega ii. Iran—. ....Archangel DliPATCl—at Quardows, fi t ST, him - 7 —.. ..—.....„,bt. John's Dimas—at OM/4 Mira Ism NMI/AlM—at Talmo* N. kiln. "... Alexandr. noruw—aterimplig, Mewl" Mot EllZUZ—atOsimby, brivitlll. km Evius—st BMW. Await W. Ilisia Emus—at Milk Mimi 11. from Quebec Eur 4 Aut—aiOnimmark Merl IS from Anhangel 6o at GIMINIONI 6 =IIIO Itiir ool gantA--at R•at. Atacrs.—at .lll lal2 9 , Loxivar -at Or= Mpg Mm Favors:re—al 11, from Owe brnar—stUsavorsi. Mort 19, trait __—___ -. x~ .... ~,. Rhea Baltic e .Leatin (VC.. siairi:-atiiiic A — iWatik lloarzhr —a o. z .r ar .e lj t 6111/......._ 11, MIMI —at It frasa..... , Mamma—et eassalmr:...3ll If, imm. * " . ............ Alesaadrm lisas—at Ltworpod. *unit from &edema aussaime assomms—at Aagost t 9 from—Arobaage Jona Wmise—at Orwmard. besaut WI, from. Guernsey " I " — at HA Agent It. fres.— Quebec Jsmaa—al Qmsemanna, Mead V. ...ki; Orlaao Notin- at Gramasma, Anna 211. bow. ttlp Loan J. Boma.—at Gra.ransi. Avert 29, from ilarlingen Lima Eusa—at Oraiimi. Molt 11*4 from. °Gave, Lemma -at Ormoril. Ossit fli. tom Archangel Loan OMPOYOIII at I" Aura ii, from. Jaffee Kaki :4Ra—it Ololtet, Most 111. Irma— Quebec Lemon—at Onnamell. Awed vs, from Late mamma rersa—m_Onsonehi. Agog " _ from rsiersbFr -New York Memel Mast Caesar —at Ueseged.Asigeit 111. fr Nsernse—et Gramemd. August* gum_ Octet Clew —at Otememik Aneet 119, I Owe—et Grandee, August 69, from Ocaan—at fivereame. Amend 29, Gem..._. Owens—at Milord, Attest 27, frets Archangel Purr—at Queenstrent August 97, from Ilt. John's, N. S. ?MMUS Rota.—at tiWellint, A r . fluln St. John Pasiesurs—et Gravesonsl. Atom frym Stettin Parsuo—et Gemensid, August 29, from. Nettie Q. E. G.—at Meld% MOM IS, tom Cuthagens QUZLIC—at Grum* Atom At, from limannalt ELMODOVI—et thseeUessim Area 17, from Riciiitnuto eau:ulna—et Deal, August lit u i tr rom Rio Janeiro IA STTIOIM-.olr Q 11101•111•11111., 2% from Mauritius Timms—at Oremead, £ trots b Name U visoin —at Q•1111114•WM. August 37, , truce Ibraila !truism—et fabsontS. Anna It, from Ode , st W.l.olD—at Gloster, August M. tram QUellie WIPAMONtrIa Glower, August SI, fe.se. Cimino W. D. Saw ma.—d Livened, Awed 39, from New Turk Wmusee--et GravernA, August 29, from Menai LONDON and NORTH WESTEILN RAILWAY. LAKES OP CUMBERLAND. TICKETS AVAILABLE for SEVEN DAYS, by the ordinary traina, t. WINDERMERE, will be ioued at the folbwing fares On and alter the 3tlth Von particulars may be had on Inquiry. London to Windermere and buck : —first clan. El 3.. • second class. 22 Se. By order , MAKI( 11U1S1I. General Kilmer% Mee, EtistoZitettoe: 25th Jaw, 1251. JEWELLERY. - DDD. BitOritEi,N, 40, Cornhill (Mansion•how* side). jewi Hem. isiltsr.in ths, and watchmaker., beg to solicit an Irmwtion of :heir estenao.• oisORT. MIF.NT of JET ORNAMENTS, forming a ,tecli ef the t• • twit make sal newest dogmas in chain*, bar theft, bracelet., bons c.iiringa, Sacs to he emit with In Lonclon.-40, Cornhill. BAILED. — QWIS, ~yrt V to 4Tflt-Ots IJtt•Yq £taAttt t 0.... Pool de LAsiut Gijon .Rottredarn _.... .ss Uravessmd, ...it 21, to ...• CITM111•411, Augist 29, to P. Philip t —ftout Gram d, August 29, to .... ......- Calcutta .4t—ham , August 29 to New York ..mart—trout Hull, August a. * to. • 4110MIUCE-7rom eialside, August IS, to Croostadt Cucuta—from Fltleamtlk August 27, to London Cuicestua—trues Mirk* £OOlll 'ilk to Mika CAI/ALUMS LIM H. CLAILIE—ha Gravesend, August 29, to Haire Cire or Loirma—from Gramm& August PA to 1 hankftli Esak or Latcrarui—ham Hrorierwl, Augurs 29, to Elsinore "• . - Zumsira -hum Pelmeetb. Aerie( 17; ft —.......... t.sion Eulaartu—hom Amgen P. 91........ Adeltulq Zo. 13wrox—troel 1111, te................A1raetra Pommels Tsuum—gmet Awed V, le:. ..... Gijon nay —lrmo MOM, Angell Ilk Is. Cadiz nowt —Mem lialsombo„ Aimed 19„ to Gt,ce Orcotorme—Mom lefl, Apt IS, to cores. Ousscs—hum u M Agra V. to Petersburg Baas—Ram MIM EL I ta. to . Jobe's, N.B. TICATER —film Avert 27, to Witt.; Hurt—from Palumbo, Awl* IS, to utro ILPI.VITLIE -from WWI, AIWA 29, to Stags Jtuo—frose 6 joostemat MIMI lit_ to Ifottio Ltcsa—Wm fertIVIW,, Angell 17, to Cmoseutt 1 LAWLIAIt -MS enolook Mort 29, to Quebec It•Jlollo—fren ONIMINi, Avert IS, to 11) de Mors—Erma tirootellia. Amnia wi, to BMWs 11.sousc —from reelleseg, Aepott gt, to ....... . ..... B..tos Nemo Jame—from Clostomok Poiost 22, to katte Ourow —Sus Cardiff, Anent V, Is Gaston Ulnas Olint Basco—from Tohmells, August 27, to s.just PARAGON—from tiordiged. August tt, to Cross,ualt p,„,,,A.—hum Quomototte. Ascot 27, to ..... ...... AtetaArla &enc.—from Ormemed, August At, to . Broome Bu R. emmis.u.--trem Onsoreamt, August 29, to Nowfour. Mad Put J. 4 001[11110/-4Kla Swab" August 29, to Mackin, CLAM XXII.— OENkRAL HARDWARE. PORTABLE IRON BEDSTEADS. LOCKS. ORATES, ie. 405 . PATENT STOVE ORATE and RANKERS' SAFE LOCK.—Publie attention Is respoctfolly solicited to ORGY and SOWN PATENT RADIATING and REFLECTING STOVE GRATE, and to their DOODLE ACTION BANKERS' SAFE LOCK, now in the Exhibition. The Stove to be had of all homonym, and fret the Palmieri, James Gray and Son, $5, Grow stroxt, E.linburgb. 611.4 Whol.lu agents, Mewrs. Roo* Robson, and lloole, 1,1,11 pc.) VISITORS from the COUNTRY.—MECHI'S SHOW ROOMS, 4, Lesdenhalletrert. —All preens of taste should beaten to inspect the unique and recherche eureka KLEOAN CIES sow exhibited be Mccbi, in his new show rooms, 1, Leadenhall street, near the Indic 'House. Deter mined to take the lead in taste, he has brought out some most superb and novel specimens in papier rn ieb4. Fieding it imlossible to display them asivan•sgeowly in his Isomer space, he bee fitted up soother splendid Show Room, to which he invitee those who are desirous ot seeing the most brilliant specs. sans thh country can produce. Hecht has the best stock in London of ladies. end gentlemen's dresaing-eares, work-toles, writing-desks, and everything for the toilet and work•table.-1, Leedenhallocreet.— IlluseratedOetaloguesgratis. TO LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KAINDOIt, f eu the ,kin and emote:loth—lt is distinguished for its extremely d, purifying and soothing et ets • a the skin, while, by its adios' on the pores and minute .ecretory vessels, it expels all impurities from the surface, allays every toudeney to inflammation, and thus effectually dissipates all rednee, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, dis co:urethan, purl other cutaneous visitations. The radiant bloom it imparts to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it Minces on the hands and arms, render it nvlrprnsable to every toilet. Gen tlemen, after shaving, rill find it allay ad irritstiew and tenderness or the skin, and render it soft, smooth, and pleasant. Beware of spurious Kalydins for into. The words '. !lowlands' Kalydor . are on the wrapper of the genuine artier, and "A. Rowland and Bon, 2 0 , Batton Garden," are oleo eaves... 4ri the vvernment clamp affixed nu each lentle. Prim 41. Gd. and to. rid. —fielft by them, and by Cliathets WA reituirier, 41(14 gmblahed , , TAE lONIAN ISLANDS ; What they have Lost and Suffern' and, r the ThintAve Years' Adminiatt stint' of the Lord High Commtssioners beet to 0 vein them. In reply to a pungent entitled " The lonian blinds under British Protection." by An lONIAN. London : Puhishe Iby Jame. Ridgway. Piccadilly and ail book. .Mere. DR. ItAMADGE ON ASTHMA. Ow vol. ava. gesntle Improved, Seeend Edition, price 10s. 6d.. ASTHMA : its Varieties and Complications. With Drat test Remarks on their Sytello Trestount. Illusirsted by t.bses and Risks. r.loured from n ature . B y F . 11 . Rowse , M.D., Yellow of the Oollege of Phy.leisns, late Nagar Phydelas to the Royal InflorA for Asthma and onsmmptiva. Lapdan : Brow, that; and Lamas& CURES FOR THB UNCURED! HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT• t-,-- :,..,,,„: 1,1,„,,,. • . 6- iso,„x, i„,„,,.. .0".._. .-.00- . w ... \ ~.c. , ..N . . _.,....._ -... @ . .00,...„ - ''.... f ,„ ..t ..4,:i •, .- -frz x . Vt. p. ir ~. alt .. - .0. •-.it , i n • 4 • ‘..._.,et....a, • .... ) ...,, x , •, 4 •,, _..., ma Portmostb, Assert MI, to Valtwrako Winnow. Awed 2s, to Madeira New York saftweted, Ottimg:9, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Caroller, of Poole, for Qoebee, Aug. 10, lat. 50.111 N., lon. 29.21 W.; all wail. Durango, 12 days for Ckeebro, all wall, Aug. 25, lat. 49. 23 N., lon. 10.13 W. Fawcett (Isrig), of Dlsryport, Wand west, Aug. 17,1x1 . 55.17 N., 100. 21. f/ W. Glasgow, from Bombay far Landau, Aug. 20, lat. 49.30 N., lon. 7.22 W. lassie of Hull, for westward, Aug. :4, lat. 49.50, lon. 9.0. London (barque). of Sligo, for New York, Aus. 12, lat. 42, lan. 66 W. Matilda (barque). for Demerara, Aug. 23, lat. 49.10, be. 6.0. Winans (barque), of and for Greenock, Aug. 15, lat. 52.45 N., km. 2 .50 W. Thomas Marty, for the Caged Good hope, July 20, lat. 11.49 N., 100. 23.15 W. Unborn (English IMO, from Bombay for Liverpool, 9 0 dors oot, June 9, 1.1,31.33 8., lan. ;2.52 E. Wellhlen (WM), of and for Whltehaven, Aug. 3, lat. 45.56 N., bon. [AdVOPlliteMent.)--HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS HATS ClStkb AN ULCSILVITS LSO AID PISTSKTVD AMPL-rsTIOS.— Tin wire of Mr. T. Baylis, of S Court, 7 House, Cheeplidet nteminfl soffeted toe more than eight )ears Irma a dreadfully ulcerated Web; (tomtit • great portion of that time she eras under medical treat ment at Birmingham, where she was frequently told that amputation must ulSmately take plate, and It was impossible to heal the wound. Howeser, under the advioe of her friends, she tied Holloway's Outtment mid Pills, which hare effecOd a perfect cure ; and she strongly recommends 4211. re similarly . filleted to use them. alter this proof of their rtfleasy in one of the worst eases.—Sold by all druggists, and at Prof. liouower's ertah.lshmeat, 244, Strand, Landon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BULTIIS. BAR rox. —Aug. 23, Mrs. Tb.unse Berm, of a son. DAVIDSON.—Aog. 34, at Banettory•Teenaa, itioarditowhire, the idle of D. Davidson, Reg-, of the weeny Civil Same, of a daughter. LRE.—Aug. 23, at the Prior, Caerleon, the wUe of 3. E. Lee. Esq., of a lo t. LINDAY.—Aug. 27. at Upper Brook-eireet, Lady Sarah Lladsay, of a daughter. PRARS.—Aug. 23, at Leh Parsonage, near Durham, the site of the Rev. IL Pears Avaloaot Heater of harrow richoel, of a daughter. wiLonx.—Aar. 23. at East Stonehouse, the wik of Cap:. Wilcox. of a daughter. MARILIAGES. ---------- - CHAPMAN —JACKSON.—Aug. 28, at St. 'dory's, Stamford, W. E. Chatrran, E.g., of Berton. to &lean, fourth daughter of T. U. Jackson, Erg., of the former Voce. COPPINGER—BRENAN. — Aug. 26, at Roebuck; !tome, Dublin, E. S. C ppinger, Esq., of ldiddl. ton, to Rasta, only child of T. Styrian, req., of Clonnine, Wrilord. LA M R—BUROOY Unit Nug. 21, at Rearm, C. Lamb, Cap Esq., of Ryton, I t Fanny y, third siausghter of Use late t. V. W. Bur. I goyim, R.N. LEE.; —TOYNE.—Aus. 21, at dation, nPar Beaton, Lincolnshire, John Lowder, 'Awn son of J. Leer. Esq., of sucks, near etely. bridge, to Sarah Ann, 10 0 0114 daughter of J. U. Tuyne, Eaq., of flit ton Hume. WARRY—GRABIIAM. — Aug. 26, at Rochford, W. Worry, Esq., of Wen Colter Rouse, Somerset, to I' llen, daughter of .1. Gr.bbaw, EN., or Rochlord. DEATHS. CDOPP.R.—Aug• 29. suddenly, Enos, the wile of J. 11. Cooper, Seq., of Lueeornbe Chine, Bonchtveh, Ide of Wight, and daughter of C. Burls, EN., of Bridge-street. IS ackfriarn. ooLusmiD.—Aug. 26, Bose, wife of E. GoHarald, Loq., of Upper Harley-avert HI , KnON.—Ang. 26, at litdsintaggart, near Dingle, R. Hickson, ran., eldest son of the late J. Hielvion, £04., ut the FirO;e:Coik. LEESON.—Aug.III, L.Ay LAMM Leeson. BCXYRE.—Aug. 213, at Eaton-place, Charlotte, wife of the Rev. G. B. Moore, Rector of Tongan. NICROLKON.—Aug. I, at Thtlwkll Hall, Cheshire, P. liicholasn, E.q., aged 71. TEMPLEtt—Aug. 24. at Teigresouth, Mary, widow of the late U. L. Tempter, formerly 2lajir of the 11.1 th Licht Dragoons, and daughter of the hue Bir F. Roger., Bart WILLIAMS.—AUI. i 4, at tbriogtou.street, Plymouth, Elisabeth, Mkt of R. MB tams, E.g., payoutater and purser. &N., seed 611. AUSTItALIAN LINE OF PACKET SHIPS, for SYDNEY Direct. and Ib'sular Traders fur VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, PORT PHILIP, SOUTH AUSTRALIA. P.c.—Thew Aphis. dal Arts ure alk of the fir* elm" base swat elegant aecornsnorlations Mr p.uvoneerr. end isPuternents nrin be riven for their darn of online. Fbits. ANN OLENBLItVIE ROYAL GEORGE lIEWA'AY 1 ens Iturtbes.l 1100 Walker,- 00 J. Yuaoo3a 700 K. ltobson SO A. Ilbckwcod 900 W. Henry 030 H. W.Tw2lor . 230 R. DCOI.OII Ports of r , De+ttnalion. •" . Sydney.. *pt. IU oydney Port rising Aug. 33 . Port Pirthp. wept. 13 Port ?iglu. ept. 20 . Adelaide tug. 3o Port Natal MAITLAND RIENZI IRIS POT further particulates apply to the unlersi.:ned, who are nos. despetehlog a succession of popwrio. &std.:see ship (regular traders) to each of the Auetrallen ooloniee, UARSIIALL end lEDRILair s 34, Fenehurch-curet. rrlIE ELEVEN HOURS' ROUTE to PARIS, with only tambours sea. is by the SOUTH EASTERN RAIL WAY, rialketanro or Dover. DOUBLE PPECIAL EXPItESiI SERVICE DAILY. A sifECLIL EXBREsS TWIN leaves the Inntion Bridge Ter minus EVERY MOletliNG and EVERY EVENING, reaching Paris in II bourn. Return ticked, London to Patio and tack, available until the 30th September. The NIGHT MAIL TRAIN, via Doter, leave' the London Bridge Terntir,ws et 0.30 p.m., rt aching Paris at 9 o'ciock the following l i morning, and !Image). nt half-past 9. THE RAILWAY P.ISSENOERS' ASSIJR.INCII COMPANY ISSUES TICKETS Wheel 1,41.1 re a cettalf , lart the event of death try Railway Accident, arri propnriiiinive melon In we of peraOnat injury, either Air the slunk , journey, promg,. or year. These tickets [say be obtained at the pribmpA ot renal railways, and the periodiral ticket. at the Companybt , M,cia, y r Old Breicbstreet, where a!so pmaprntisi a Mr; b , obtain.' Owing the rails of premium, and particulars of the numerous rare CIONIT re. The Company being empowered by operjal Act of ikarlia. near, the modem charged include the stamp duty. • ALEX iNDEIf. 13EATTIE, *emery. S, Old Broed4treet, 1551. THE REND GUARA pouted under the 7 and 8 tliarlotte-totr, tdaneloe.houe 'EE SOCI ET Y. I neon. c.p. 110. Co WI. Lito Charles Bailey, Eq., RueSl; 1 Jas. Ridgway, F..q., IGO, MOW row, Cheapaide. dir y. Lemuel Brckstbank,Eaq.,Greea- Henry John Maxwell, E.g., 0, with, Kent. 33 inipoloatreet. I I W. lump/inn itodeltinson, Esq., Richard Morro.. F. q.. Kinee 60, Upper Thamna.atreet. Farm lodge, 10 , limo, d; ~irrey C. W. ,Soloyon, Esq., F.R.8., 1 Fresinrick Taiyuan; bat., tWity Grar's.inn.eqwere, and Crory'- Stoke, Hants. dui. AUDITOR.. J. Britten, Vat., jou., Ba.itighalLaircet : W. Richmond, E.g., Great Scotia , &tart, Wmtmin... ; F. A. D4Ti..a, Esq., 13, Milk-street, City. lisaasaa.—The London Jnint-Stock (tank. Joner.noi tenons. J. w. Plower, el, a. Bre..greet. Frederick West, tag., Iti, Great.u.k.atrert. —Masan. Davis end \leers, 3, Frederick-v.l , s. Oil Jewt T. . BIRMINGHAM BItA sell, 4, Newliall.ptreet. MAS,IIOV.S. - C. W. Millirem, • Owners of property, Trustees, and abets can Iwo poi,: of An. suraisee granted them for metering the le tic'uol pupae. t .4 their Keats anti locate aon a day certain, who' Let the sante • h thin have been concerti sr not; or a certain Inc me frau tent's, 'y kr • freed period, whether wholly occupied or not. The Policies of Apennine. gtintrd by ibis Society secure To Landlonla and Treatees, the payme.t, on a nay count. (1 rat ro long as the property remains ..ccupled. Or, a certain income from property, the management of toe stele being planed in the hands of the soctety. To the Clergy, or to Lay Impropriatora, the receipt on ae. erta'S of the amount of their Tithe Kent Charge. To Mortgagee , ' and ittingogura, the punctual receipt of dui: les term and aurplus :name. I. the case of mortgaged properly the (meanies affurlot by the Society will be found especially valualie ; the Society will tie. 'without interfering between monitor awl client, intennedia • ei tweed all parties; it will, on • lined l'ay, pay over to the wrest ie.. nee Ig. terve out hie mortgage, and to the mortgagor th- •urplo• ft hi; the natural effect of whin will Ir. to render h..uw property a I. r r and more available ercurity than heretofore, and thus to . .nhla tee owners of such property to borrow nn more advantageous t. To persons of limited mare the Sec, tv peon-w• ,t,. .t ialthlea merits; the comb stable a num' ce that their - lento will be toe holly paid on a day certain will be cheaply purcheeed by stub . at the moderate deduction from the aim wit to be received a 'ash the liociety is content to charge. Owners of Pvtperty travelling or rending abroad, •r in the country, employing this Society, can have the amouoto, : •-r any remitted to them, or paid to their bankers, or otter •reeloe e thus enablirg them to draw upon their accounta without aof dn. appointment: The Society aim undertake the COLLECTION OP KEN at a mu. der ate per cent:Age !without Gutrantee, pitying over hum, Ewa amounts collected. No charge for l'olicin!, or preliminary eapewrit of any Formedf propowale •r Youclee, and otb-r partictlaws. •• he oh. mined on pi mond or wntten applieati , n, at the Suciely'• • •iticea, 8. Charlottedow, Mansion-home, bindon. FREDERICK 'l%‘ I NAM. BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE (X)NI 1 AN Y. I, Prineeteetreet, Bank, tonden. EMpowered by Special Act of Parliament, I Pict., DIIRFA:PtRs. Ctsarnian—c.olol,4 Rontatr ALEXANDER, Blackheath-nark. George Revinatun, Neckin- I John Dr ,wett. Ati , l'etituelle ger Itermond-ey. street, II.:k. liardgett, Esq., Fen- Erasma. R. gatt, r, c o d ehurnh-street. Harbour-lane. l'At• • tin, P. P. Coeserill, tag., Shadwell T. S. thrtl.cr, 'I• end Twickenham. George Cohen, Eq.. Aharklewell. H. L. Swale, Eon., I).. Cm. Milks Coventry, I: q., White mons. fleet-court, Lonthird.streeL BssitekS—MesFrs. Drewett, Folder, r, and l'owlrr, I, Princt , drest i , Bata. Bouctrou —Mears. 14'11W and Strrn6ng, Londoit-mrt.et. Fenuburch.ptrre:. ADVANTAGES Ok"IIIIS IN‘TITIITION. _IIIII.F CNZOrt PARIctl:!. . ---.--. Permit. sanded according to these rates are allowed r (with. out security) tor hair the amlunt of the first seven aliond •• Mums. paying interest thenvn at the tate of fire per emit. per a the option of paying of the arrears of premiums at r me, or baring the amount deducted from the into wowed Add° tl.l pulley become a claim. A Table adapted especially for •he *enuring M Loons awl iste.s, by which the idlest security is obtained en very low, but .r I.y in. ernising Premiums. Polimes relived, without the exaction of a fine, at any :.sari within twelve months, if health remain unlinyairt J. A Board of Directors in attendance daily at 2 o'clock. Age of the Awured in every case admitted in the policy. Medical Attel dant. remunerated in all case+ for thin rt•;• ••• 'grant from the 'Ulf Credit Mors of Pmsnium • . - .—..........- . _ Annual Premium required for tin Anuranee of £lOl, f, • .. • Whole Term t Life. Premium fur seven %bole Pre in a •• Iter Yearn. Sewn —..-- • • CI 1 9 .C 1 b 6 1 9 2 2 114 4 226 1 2 0 3 6 6 612 E. It. FONTER, Ite•of.rn. It rector. ANDREW F7IANCIB, Ilette . ary. Detailed Prospectuaeo, an I every requi.ote inhumane. 14 tads made 01 effecting sautances. may be obtainni upon applleall,l at the office, I, Princes street, Bank, Lennon , or of oho mini ran ovate throughout the country. ENRY MILLS, t, I 7: Ox VORD-ri rtt LtINOON. r• I,:neneD hln Ilighly.fin pl 4.,1 GOLD WA MOEN, of th DOM fAL OONSTI:C TION, GOLD D1AL...31,A ...LLED, &c s• Pbc Gni. I. -fiver . t antl-a-halfGot. eto b. - NEW SHOW-hie Ms, as 171, sh,bat WI I lit...Tl.We awn. rtreit lit .4 N.., and • ELON 11. a. 1 / PLATE. and the NEW t 1 Erllto antlotherP.AlE.,4o4E4 at eaceetlasitl} !Wetted price.. Ilu f10e ,1.l JEWICI• LEItY W al., at stalleaa variety. P.m : t.uards. [rum 40s. c 4.11 . Ate AL- BERT CRAMP, from Ea each. A Pamphlet, containing the List or Prima and Sktre:a•., lOU be rent per post, tree, on applicabon by letter; and an early pplic.dam is solicited. Note the Address-171, 172, end 111, OXfOttiL.TILEET,, LONDON. 1 Ilk If? . . . - ( t‘‘ '4 % ) • • I ,s 1: .0., _ . --i-, ~,q ) 7 • ~. ~,......,__ •- 4 - ,1 ,___ FLOOR CLO T Bait quality, warranted SR. Rd. per aquor• 44. Persian an 4 Turkey pattern 2.. CAI. 6, 40. Common Floor Cloth INDIA mArnmo; COCOA FIBRE 31. 4 . lOW KTT, MANUFACCUREB. 532. FEW 0X14,1t1'.- DU BARRY'S REVALENTA ARABI('A FOOD. Cure 49,892: —.Fifty years' inirscrib iblp agony frwo servousnose, a,tlimo, cough, constipation, flPtulcncY elm.a. . sickness at the stomach, and vomiting., bare been ',moved by fat l'arry'p ez.• oetlent food.. Maria Jolly Wortham, Ling, near DiP, Norfolk. Cure No. 71. of dyspepsia: from the Rig it Don. the lord sweet de Decks I have derived considerable benefit brar v ur Revs. leuta Arabia Food, and consider it due to yours. Ives arvi the public to authorise the publication of these lines."—Stuart de I rein, Cute No. 4,208 Flight years' dyspepsia, nervouPness, ow :1110i, with trumps, spasms, and nausea, for which my siwvaat hOl mulled the advice of many. have been effectually removed by tin Ramo'. delicious food In a vets - . hurt time. I shall be happy to anYwcr ant inqu ire ! . . Rev. John W. Flavell, Riddinaton Rectory, Norfolk.— r.• 0.1 in cania• ten, with full instructions, weighing Ilb., at 2s. Sd.; 29,.. at 45.01.7 flb., at I Is.; 111 b., at 225. Suer -refined quPllty, 101 b., st *35.; 91h. at 22c : the 10Ib. and 1210. canisters are sent free of ca-rate rue rep mint of P st-vdice orders by DU BARRY acd Ce.. 12; N.ar Wind. st. Loudon: tiso 80 iiraceehoreluetre t 49. Ills 441 vt• A NEW MEDICINE. "VRANKS'S SPECIFIC CAPSULE.— A Fnrts of medicine at once safe, sure, spiwdy, and p'etwunt to dime who object to fluid medicines, and suitei to the eunvente o,o of I...rs'^' vetting, visiting, or engaged in intent.. ; &seri Jiy up;tlie.‘ble Inorisid secrettono le., commonly meted discharge.. Prepared only by GEORGE PEONES, Surgeon, e• I.lbw :tvry, 90, Blutleriarovowl, where they may be bad, and of di 0... ten. dors, in bouts et 28.84 and 4s. 6d. seen, or erne free by ig. sag se. each. ta macs may be liaaon buWes, at sad Its. each, PRANKS'S SPECIFIC SOLUTION. CURE OF A DESPERATE CASE OF RINGWORM or all YEARS' — tirANIDING. LINA, 13111 or NOMIBVII, 1542 One of the moat eminent surgeoen in Lima (tho capital ea Peru) had • child covered with ringworm fur mare than ad years. in mi t hi Cab meted tall bin art in hi. endeavours to effect a cure. S"t emcee Mr, he au-ulted among hie brethren the most cob brave medical pvactitioners of the ci y, hot nothing woo found to do the child verve*. when he was persuAed by Mr. dwelt P.11.igu.., the plegitAtheill t and dritogi-t, rcsiding at No. 7t, Colic do Pd mit', to try IbilloW v7l Pills and Ointrnem, which was rime, awl alter teem .to Lira the Ointment, • Itte a perportlon of the Pill-, the child wan radicully cured to the surprise of the whole medical uro.moion. Tue the parent, tram motives of delicacy, Ic witlihtld. Sold by the Proprietor, 244, titrind, near TeMp . .C. Par, 'onto% and by all reopretable Vendors of Patent Menicine thoottnout tha Civilized World, in Pots sad Boxeo, at Is. 14.1.,4 v. I le., 22n, and 23a. ea ch. There is a very considerable enema to cling the larger Ikea N.l3.—Otreetloo/ foe the &dance of Patient& are edited to each Pct or Box. " at " Plika.hed Kist, kiwi e. of s Lombard strmi, tr. ;be (ay Lnirrion. '•b , • 11' •' sin the prtlaDet ol Whitefeirlk-BATVI,VAT. kr.) . JO. • • ,A" .. .--,...