The Express. — London, England, 1851-06-28 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY E'YENING, JUNE 28, 1851. MAItKETS. , L ssssss vasr, June 26.—We have en iIIM:11418 of both 1 [Advertiseassq—HOLLOWAT'S PILLS A CgRTAIN ,AY sod A , " owl hoary A°. hem waal An 10918^ "" km wa r, Ir mamts • Cram roe asa illteareur ems ides ma Wiwi Aso Oraapuso , Loons, June 26 . — Our strong bin, still uses. and lid promaash—berrls diPllmes Meting the heart , the liver, or the SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of ikaamg ID INA' err* whit We maim Wool 4w more venire lush ig• ennaueeredby iratteatice to thediertierei state the !SAM swami ms is Amen. a, semputed (Porn the Marna aside them the Warr mod re eartidely ta • red imigeriree rate. Thu a t b, ....., ir,.. of „wit, has of amok . ~„.1 in. the meet •ndi.lt the nth 'use. MM. IS ,5 .. bid. Per rot. Weer, bat meatier la what we rat • 'sesame et, Ile the goat of the wed angy. 1. 64 .1...4 the.. dimerm eftaa Yma it y a m, the prodoec a the 31 eu r the e t 264 . " Kumar, the Md.'. 45 the err. await .W . WW " Aug ' am " , Wlo tae We. ew ye*" asrmary to Ire a tati err of Holloway% re. AO, which gar leek.. 20, 74d. Piii average tree el the three kr ragralt el. reemerere sees pM. Then 1 a eatirri or ply et truth 65 . , , w on, se. maga ag gvelut, mow sad t h i nk, a h o my - —, -...e. Wady. re. 944. , MOSS DM MI rammisr. I odes so ilia 911111 dims the rant Woe so to COMM, .hos 1111.—An iserten of 117 sod lies is vas ; imporpilly Nolan %Dike sounint beilds sod slommik ow the b r 'el as ray. We w sub Impending or IM m O ut iisubsesiimiltedini.-1.111 Vollwiiiii. sil fit MISR= = l t- - " - Tsar ea- ' - ee is mar Win illliga•%wino : imi Milinsfe lislibliimmi, SKlllimi, Lii4ia ._—_- .._ —___ ..._ --•—• • - - BIWITOL, JumE 21. , 81:0/04.—The West India 'what has been quiet this week. son the drisedens owe our let deers we de rile sadasd to Barbeosee, is *lib ■ soden*, bids ode Ms been does at 1110.11 prism Is deeritliks the sells en Mellen Ise taw Isola MP is ilenr7 Mew et brinsr nine; h er louden ewe INOW.IIIII s very Deese emedl. sod isms* dada bows easy Ilsensasbs We bees rid burs nudge the week venial sasses; ternst ass. ilie rellion sorbet Is Am, bet aut very settee. err bee bees new awe eaquirs4 for this week, but sales see Kill soreediaty the eseg; most an Manse to almost give se pet the Yoe Imps rowing, ea that Urn ana tarts Mew at • M. SIMI, Joni 1111. —We are going on from bid to worse, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. batsall - a — eiM bin Map_gemilag r wwryry tsal ilagmL CIUDDINOSTONII, Jana 98.—we are getting so foal, Inn I almost all sores eoellingef a blight. 11111131, June 111.—We cannot say much in favour of an lip flp and is have saatiaued to Imams; and swop me in a dedpseala. haw dew lwelwie, =Ai sewwwww, will mash nolem gM Wan Tasaninoz Wau.a, Joao 11.—ilte gardens Ind& hat i t generally ea Wens eta ladigheently, bshigebset a allt mil my iaall Jane 28.—The bop are very full of gy, ad tbe Men appearanne Is very andhamealis for a crop. its seeder see fa • goal wets of ealtivatiost ; time may be a chance alt a taco ebsaii lie weather be more favourable. enifiganribtrt, June M.—The weather during the week W Wee inessealle to the growth of the bine, but the Sly follows it uan has greatly increased. There are three thing. itris i = li gra nut tend to prevent a heavy crop, or may mu Mfg • very shave sac : lit, the unlielly state of the ground in very many of tbs piseibetlass ; tad, the backward and weakly state of the bung; sad kilobit be ouruben of the fly, which must won map th • progress of the ghat, If their tarter, from =WC§ we cannot at prevent foresee, be oat quickly put an end to. ()Troup, Juno 29.—The appearance of the hops is more uotavourable this • eek than last. The fly has increased. SEAL, June 28.—1 f a large concourse of flies is a good din of a crop, our gardens are its a remit flourishing state; they were mover throvged with wa mach company before. Kamm), June 28.—N0 improvement this week; the pecopeet is wretched. BILIGHTLINO, June 25.—We arc very foul, and have enederable bony dew. partieulnrly among the grape. WESTERMAN, June 25.—The hops with us are, like our aelgtaboore, very south troubled with the fly; yet in most gardens the Wee grow fast, and some gardens look middling. ROVIESFIELD, June 2d.—Our report this week is similar to Yet, the vermin swarsimg in countless inners; and in addition the beery dew has made its MAWR= amongst us,—by no means a good omen. WALDRON, June 25.—The hops are very sickly, being hill of vermin, and almost on the Ward-dull, and at many places much Wanted m the bossy dew; • abort crop is expected. BArri.s, Jame 29.—T0 a superficial observer the garde us swear to bs lbsrUlskss, bat on • dose imitation flea, fly, ace, and hornier sac[ is ma r . The ay mutters strongly on the young karat. Mew de sidlees have ease to the rescue, but If not quickly rennet gide anergnas will hardly stay the mischief. LIM awl nits ma very aannaime HENSLEY.—June 26, at Mostagee-place, Runell.equere, the wife of F. J. Heasley, Dq., M.D., of a woo. 110WDEN.—June 24, at forowall-terrace, Eagent'a•)»rk, the wits I of D. !Lowden, Ep., of a daughter. ZILLICK.—Jane 2S, at Litigate-hill, the wife of Mr. J. E. LIU* or a moo. LINZEE.—June 21, at Item ns, Hants, the wife of R. 0. Liana. Esq., of • daughter. POTTER—June 23, It Seedier, near Manelnter, the wife of T. B. Potter, E-q., of a eon. VOELCSER—Jane IS, at Frankfa Voeleker, Esq., late of St. Mary • ton. WEn&—lona 26, at of • eo•. the wife of 0. C. ~ Kenslngtoe. of Mrs. W. Webb, MARMAGES. BARTLETT —YATERBO24.—Junc 26, at lebrate Chun*, by the Rev. J. Vetlowly, Incumbent of Tricia, the Rev. U. C. Barnett, son of U. Barnett, Esq , of Winiburne, to Harriet, daughter of .1. Paterson, Esq., of CornstallVernee. KIGIIT.—June 23. of Trinity Church. Jersey, by the Rev. J. Potter, ILA., Curate of Keyingham, Yorkshire. the Rev. it. I'. Cheesh're, !EA., sun of Mr. B. Cheeshire, the Oaks, Edg. buten, svarni. luthlre, to Lower Mary, only daughter of R. U. Wright, Esq., M.D. CLERK—MERCER.—Jose 25, at AU Souls', Lanham-place, by the Rev. C. Eat ing, Jartuv., ois of the Right Ma. Ste 0. Clerk, Huth., M.Y., of reoicuilt Howe, Edinburgh, to Jane, eldest daughter of Major-Eames' Kerner, C.B. COBKOLD—SMITH.-vJane 23, at itivenhall Church, by the Rev. B. D. listrkins, M.A., the I,ev. E. A. Cobbuld, Vieth of lfaslev, Suf folk, second son of the 1t.,. R. Cukhold. Reads of Wurtlisra, to Moulds Curolint, youngest daughter of P. K. !Smith, lie+, of Rt. scnitall-plate, Easel. OLDHAM—BTAVELET.--3une 2G, at St. )hay Abbott's, Kensing ton, by the R.V. J. Oldham, the Rev. R. S. Oldham, 31. A., Incumbent sfot Mary's Eptharsel Church, Glasgow, to Emily, second daughter of T. Stall:ley, Esq., of Fart's-terrace, lienslugtua. RUPELL PINNOCIL—Peb. 25, et St. Jews's, SyJne7, New 'Routh Melee, H. h. &welt. Er 1., to CouOtte, moat doghter ut the late Paubock, eq. - • ^ -.- BABEL—WAKLEV.--June lit, at Walcot Church, Bath, by the Rev. Berry licalc Frederic Sabel, Esq., merchant, London , to Alice Berm, youngest daughter of the late Michael Waidey, of Chanuouth, Devondure. DEATHS. ItASER.—Jane :3, at hairy, Oeorgisaa Augusts, widow of that.- C.I. M. Fraser, aged 33. GRAY.—Juno 13, Ethel P.mily, fifth eldid of the Rev. C. E. Gray, Joeunabcot of Princes Itertskrough, Baeinahansabire, aged two. BILLIARD.—Jane 25, at Cowley Parsonage, near Uatkridge, the Rel.. J. tlilliaN, late Bettor of Cowley, aged 20. MAYO. —Junelt,!t trevllleglsee, Kd b uro, Jenkins& Sophia, youngest THE IRON TRADE.—S•rol:allattDoh, Juhi 27. —The weal ausetiag ot the Staffordnire he ld rontiffe lecumasters, prell massy to .he vi ra te t elenni, was at the Stewpiney yesterday. Uses was • atteadance of the thief =man of the trade, and affidernile has keg ken felt n to the result of the denerattoss at this media', althwigh, se has been heirs pointed ant varier this head, the resolutions of the meeting are not always curried out, but, afire; they me useful as indicators of the out a ge of the magnates of trade. Some meths ago great ellarts were =ado to posh up Wren, and certain newspapers spoke of en Mena of Its. per toc." of Maps foreign orders In the wring," he. At that time It was pointed out in the Daily Netts that ell this we men efflecture, or wore; ti.it it was midriff up anticipation whin then mono prospect would be realised, The rffult has proved the affection of our remarks. Paring the whole uf the quitter now awing there has been a nntsrkable lack of ceders, and, as • coneeptence, the underselling hie been carried on to • more greater extant than offal; stocks have rather accumulated than otherwise, and priers of all dmaiptions of inn in. It colettrt be mended, rather looting downward than wherein*. One authority, • puffer-spin prices, admits that there lat nothing but unprornii log apffarances*—that "manufactured iron ix mold with Masons, though preiad at all eons of prim"—that "vest 'moods have been made into previoualy acquired capital"— and that the 'pretend' has become appireetly interminable. ate. he. We are far from e ineidtrig m thec gloomy antkipationv, or admitting the. the picture has been truthfully drawn; with • Moderate 'moon of prudence and early dealing wir rusting circumstances, very much of calamity and ruin mar be preeeoted, and a eumpo.-atively healthy state of things soon restored. The rain and dismay which has in former years attic spread through the trim trade, is not for- gotten, end far more caution has been exercised of late than thane- Unbed those it ciliate times; at the same time it cannot be denied that, to far as the icon ttade t. cuicerned, we see on the eve of aerials of a somewhat alarming char-etee, such an one as the most sanguine and weoPby members of the trade do not view without alarm. The only rote way out of future difficulty is to reduce the make; the Scotch and Welsh niaaers have tor years gene cm pro. throng with all the thirtieth of desperate fortune, and It meet be ail muted that the stasfordatilre makers bars net to all cams cabibited that proctor* in this matter that coed have been 'robed, although It Amid sot be begotten that such I. U.• tenure of their holdings that • eaniplienes with prudential eingestiese is cot on all ommeions Po =is be emptied with. One of the moat eminent and far members of th , trade, dace deemed, isestaid to the writer of this notice its approaching condition of things as they now nand ; with equal shrewduess he hum the remedy, and was far trout comakkring that the partial *)s nit y which must soccer ir later take elate, would not he productive af Wilmot* good. The reptile. at lad meeting yesterday was tot per haps an imprudent one, even though it cannot be tullyearried out; It wee agreed to adhere to ezisting prices, end although it was admitted that a .410 were am thing but *maids fable, it was perhaps nduidered though not declared, that nu • a tradurre= froth the large masters would Yam the throat of imparting that coot t o of shah the trade so much rands in and at this moment. Tho foreign irJers are meaty, t.nd the home manufacturers arc withholding their orders in the hope of • general reduction of price, which considering all eir cumstaasse, it must be wished. may not take place. lenwiati sad those I :=14140 rain* 4oMM 41461141014,11t0051e 4 5.D.. *rem Ilmeabrsilimr, *ream Nod llartlip4ml-1 r vale rawiroisa ThmmeallaweUrokalog COALS.—Lmshost, Jess 27. Ships at market, 88 ; sold, 4A.—Cart's Hartley, Ida.; Chester Maw, 12s. 64.; 111 Hartley, 1 Is. 6d.; Hrword's Wag Hartley Netball" 13:1 e r "tarlatan:it West Hanley, 12s. ; Ora's Main, 192. ; Radltatila Hain, I Is. id.; Tonffelil Moor Butes. I ; West Wylaw, 12 a. id Wiadwes It.. 6d.; Walls Fad Accra CI ise, It.. ; Ws'''. Fed caetorta. yrs; • Fad Ililda. 122. 6d.; Walls Pad Mortatienbulaad, 15.. A.; Walla End 1ti.142:t, 12s. 9d.; Will. tad Walker, Ile. 6d.; Men Man, 13.. 3d., I. vmktse 13m. Id.; Will. FAA Ikll. Its. 9d.; Will. Ead Helton, lat. 9d.; walk Lad Lambs" Its. 6d.; Walls Fad Ituret's He.ton, 14a. ld.; Walla Lad Wad. e, 13.. 6d.; Will. Sad eassnp, 13 c ; Walla End Health Hall, 11.. 311. ,• Walls tad Kills', 13s. 3d. ; Walls End nuwwta, ; Walls End West Corakelk, ed.; Ihrwent %ear final% 13s. lid.; Hartley. 1312. lid. V.ssflwri .. IReravir4 sad Liarsllk Do. do. Ma arWas ... De.43. l 4.lLninirs Yet NM Ike* Ibllao LINO LRAM AT 71 restlielli Ham. Tata Lt 4W/el Le Ql.Meelwa HOSIERY, 4o.—LTICESTER, June 27.—Two rewtons for behests( that the long depnation of trade ie about or. r, have oc curred this week. At our Wool air on Wednesday, tweets' has rased !roe the los ed, 21. to Ws. fd, aver. gin g 22.. and a Werke per tad, and slightly eiceeding the oversaw of 1 . 2 2 2 . r. The aM nte inspired by t e feet of the eetalaty of the price of Wial being mentioned, will hare the Mint beneddol Met in Inducing co• tracts to be mitered into he the !Mu* wasun. Already sea ril isiguirks hare heel made is the "Barbet with this view; and there spire v every respect of an early and considerable improve meet. tee estitying tact iv, that itotwithetandaig the long ab sence of demand, the period bas been marked this year, alsret uh.farnily, ty a embalm% of labour, rather then a. heretoee, by a reduction of waste. The non-pudaetinn of the !et few months, th.-y probably be a vullieu nt seta stand the general nortaon. 11.111,14.0.113 consehuent upon a universally slid wilder; businew (when it Cernisitles for the .4.11.0111, La it nay Del/ Wily be rips eted to du Is a fortnight or thee weeks) will, we have every hope. be bully as:equals to the employment el the whole of thee who have been tar some weeks out of work.—Leimster Mercury. ante. (les red.l 1 Uit?...195 . -et • persok• I — lI - 4;W roZr;a7taTieWeis him, WuiT, sad Veen "tiallOr+.o"...9NTlL (117;.111;iin - viiiNen: Ditto rAheutsgmersater (Meer) to ta tot Vresterr Bealtimittan.bip) (leaped II 9 pre 7 $ pa to I.;;blea N. vi i.ten, .1 U+ le 11 43 I.3,4todatie Junction 04..4 to risk:kolas .. rartLi•io.lirlioroor Sr.Ct Di red in Di. North/ moil S 3 234 (iloonotor its liras 144,1 (lowed Op I )rratWootorsi I 2 pat 11•1180444(1.44,10443414 103 :VI IDo. 4 Maim (.Wl°l—l SI 53 Its 4 Atom (Jato) 23 14 Linda &Ward i11i4400d1191 102 Louisa owl tkoraniol illosed nalloittli Galore lIJ Ili Ditto rrofrionto (ditto) si4 314 lonroitiollemor.4pt4o4ol. (100.41 to Ilorkilk) Northarandaotenilpnret tiered to 11•4441matno 14 SI Ditto ditlii tier .. Pnotnstillyto(low lan JaN.WeeLlklaseiToril 13 41 4 4 inn. Awn (A) Ida* 9 9 gig 11•41„ isuild.ouad Ik4datt (led to dm h KPitill i II I 111 i Royotim and Ilneb in ;lean; to tin. it North. re ; el til no. No prelh Gates. 1.1040 14 14 i p. 4 40talVstallurilyiusetladodi to Mr. M'Citait 3J 3 dl. IL ir V ill.y, 6 P. 13. insa 1 Dern' to ntoratan4Dar.' 21 214 I WOD, iimarrort.taWryin. (k.,....d to tin. Waters) 154 40 CORN.-Crtntbs roan, June 27.-There was a moderate I supply of whote Wheat at n o ket today, but sellers asked high prices which checked Madness; there was prat Armatis in holders, ; where oaks WOONI mule about Is. ter qr. lo es money was taken. beans firm and quite ea dear. Barley nougrally unaltered. C , June 27.-We bare had a small market • to-day, with prism tendon, downwards. The supply was good ea. erptiag this, which continue tnnelle Wheat, 17.. to the. Maley, 2r. to We. Baps. okt, 120. esi. to 13s. ed.; new, 12s. ad. to la, Oat,, Oh it Ms. EKETIDI, June 27.-We have had a very thin attendance ass ow Urn eachance today, sad we note no 'linen= in the Talus oc say deeription of pain. Wheat, red, 40.. to 445. • white, 465. to 525. Barley, 245. to 216. Oats, 20e. to 22e. per quar tet. Ltswowr, June 27.-We had a fair supply of wheat at this market tOalay. The trade dull at la. necktie. Nothing offering la speed men. Wheat, red, 41s. to Cs.; 42a. to 48s. Barley. 2A. to Pt thee, 20.. to 340. Beans, Ilan to 25e. Livaavoot, Juiti 27.-This is the first week we have had of really summer weather, and, as a very Natural consequence, we have lam sport in the even bade. The buyers, nevertheless, have been unable tot make :such iortoreadon on rte late advance In prices. The arrivals of gran an dew sines Tuesday are to a pod extent, but the eampaptive demand is greeter. So far, there has been very little Nosiness here of a speculative character. The Menem et our Cora V.:change the. thy wee naffed, sad the general quotations were more nominal than nth:ewer. Holders Pert have conceded slightly if balers to a aaderate eating had appeared. Arrivals Into Liver pool [raw the 24th to the 26th Jane Ineloeive Wheat, 9,642 qrs. ; barley, 750; bait, 305; Oath 765: Indian Corn, 6,509; (ba ne .1, 1,20 seeks; roue, 1,878 seek., and 17 ,221 barrels. /6211011 1 tn Ireland: Wheat, 1,347 g-s.; Indian Caen, 9,420; lndlan Corn Meal, 833 hineb; Flour, 545 sacks and 1,530 barrels. Sovrtiawrros, June 27.-The supply. of grain from the fanners caatinue scanty. The Wheat trade was dell toalay. but perm remained very firm, bottlers ceincing no wish to lone :ale. In Perky but little doing. The nat trade quiet without change in prim. Beal a and Peas unaltered. Currency as (.lowa wheat, red, tai. to 101. 10s ; anal, white, up to 121. per tual. On, Ms. to 21a. Oats, 19s. to 2.00. Beam, 26e. to its. Peas, KM to 34a. /dour, 508 s to 31. per sack. WAKEFIELD June 27.-We have now a seasonable rho op in Ohswelther, vrhish for the moment caters km activoty In theatre trade. Uonlers of Wheat are extremely firm, and Orman liter: inert Ls. in the muddy • hie week, previ prosea are about MY- LtdattL Barley does not van. Oita and Shelling fetch estreme rates, fro,. t h e ' , fl y: q uannt y eaNnia y . tans, [Mahn", new, I2d. to I Id.: feeling, lid. to ISA. ; for, ign, 11.1. to 11(1. per ram. Snelling, per no.. of 361 Ib., 285. to 290. ltean. steady. No alteration in other woolen. Imports among the week: tt hest, 11.566 qrs. ; Barley, 4.G; Oats, Bid; Beane, 311; Peas 451; Shelling, 181. 141 Pi Abenleen.: -- ..... - 7... 1 -4 do &I 10 • Colonceinn AM - _. et et It 11. ranee NU 11011110•11 ... U 114 - all Ihollnk 111111. NA doom lonalho ... .- 1 OW Si. NW todtbuil2l.lo/0 2 2 1 61 VnewsUriNlien Kokos.. !, No. 1 pni Dino per IX 1 do. N 0.16 dim 4 4 pen 110. New 6 ttee Cesl. %melt In 104 Vor.Enson.Oertp n 0.4.. p.et 144 144 ,Eddtbureh, Perth. and thoolm. St per Cent . 1 din pet West Northern 1 per Oent 13; 111 IN othesWeetnnlWhanho 1 11 peo ILenesohtertraorte. V £l' —dm 14110 est. Monk a &Cowl.' ei.1611, I droinnere. N. -; Unteenwer.2 perth..l6.ll . Ilkto !tee. guar. 0 per O. LoodeniSMWettera New. Lep.o l 211wehed.11Lme. leihliol Dn. Nast 410 ... .. Dm flt .. ... InglonoUnolli.k `ha ktlk indiddlia... ..1 Do. 51 per OR Ow.! (Wad, Wu/meow. ana l Weaver.. 6; ......; per ant, srewhoyAllinota.Nt o tioremileed ... .- -. /Ant /A COodertNor.W. Ala.' 6pm OM.- .. 137 140 II Sips 11 IS 111 111 ' 1314 lit "' 13 If :1 4 4 1 i 1 10 m I 4 10i 11 131 194 134 : If 1:1 N Ii 4 CATTLE, dc.-Caatuttn, June 26.-The show of net o Lai.. 011 the ham two or three market dl, e. Th e spatlily of thine offited generally Mir; the d mond rather inactive, sl•ti idol • ehade higher thus there Wel,' current. Mostly all sold. Sheep and Lembo of the tonne, a large .h4w. and, the at. intone of I•bbers nein' Mt Onote., a good kindness was done, the better dereelptions beta • picked up early, at price. quite as high as Masi 1 tety eurrent Of the Lamb. oulv a limited show; prime an. chnignl term late oustottaue; ail in tiger emend purchasers. The somber of Calves on offer not as hest as 'Marley se`ai ight, still • fair *rm. A Forst demand, and al found purchasers at late prima. 4s. 31. to per duo.; rib. cp, 3., t r 3id.; Lambs, M. to 6d. ; Calves.. 4d. to 3d. per lb., sinking WEIL Et Err ft, Jui.e 27.-The supply of Cattle waa exceedingly sodas awl butane slack, in esteem...ate of Alphingtim fair hams token platesi rmently. n rte rut altenition in price -the %rare Meg f w most eruct. , the none as asked at Alphington. Thera were Ma goo 1 flu Pocks driven in by Mr. Ten tall. m Stockleigh Pomeroy, for which Pit lan. apiece was mite I. Fat Hee, 7a. Cal. to 7. ed. per „, jh . die I Torte-as. in a few 'indoor., having Teen given. Parrenens, 3s. to " I 1111 3a. 11.1. per more; bother.' Calve, ail. par lb. niter , as before; sad breeding Lamb.. 16e. to Its. tech. Th re was a mod-rate soppy of Curt cinemas this morning; prices ranged num C.. 6d. to 7s. GIL per 'Wry. GLASIIIIW, June 20.-We had to-day about 700 Cattle, berg amen the *one is. list week, bet fully equal to the demand sa;es, were dull, at • sliAit decline in last work's ratan, and past were left ever onsotil. 11+t du Its, 1 sld. to al. per cwt.; interior. pa to lea. Sheep Ma 1:131b, era. , very plentiful, and reties at • decline on last week's rates. Don %Vedder*, 334. per lb. Lam's% hd. to 41. per lb. FAIR.-Thi* annual and celebrated fair came off US Tuesday tot. The euneout se of people fella eariaait gurus Argylashire, Kintyre. aml the Island heels, was There smis a very large *how of conk, partieutoir of the bread, hat not roony of the Ayribire. Sales of the harmer were way belle, of. though supposed at rather timer price% sod tioneath theme: lam lor lot week, but the Berta there wore largo. than Three-sear...Ll Iligh:anders brought tram M. to AL two. rmo. WlNnixn-yr ACC-LONDON AND BIIOIIIIOIIAM from 21 lo 21. mes f ft,•"l ' l, fo, ' ^ fo It. 38 . Cook IOWA: f a fattening, repro 11. to St 10e. A few Aptesirce wen• sill, but ant E . MAILWAT.-Yesterdav a nunterous meeting I very sisal in quality. A madly awoke Reeves, both light drauot was held Infure his Honour the :taster in Chancery Blunt I .4e,,1i0e, were exposed, and the sales active; good draught Hors. pi t a pr, ip mai Dion Mr. Cruystli:l. the official manager, to . were going at 'ran lot to 231 • Inferior peontriug low figures; good noise a call of 21. le. per shore on those already fixed on the radius aalsials trout Itit. to 101... list .4 lialnlity. In the course of a long diatomite, the call woo opposedon carious grounds, and the Master deferred HOP IN'ITI.L.IGENCE. its deeleration until the parties were placed in possession of Lewis, June 21.-The accounts (ruin the plantations fuller particulars. came caecatme Ware... Ur. Price. rule Pm, with as upward tendency. -Uoty. I)ODISOIALE11.4 . AND I(II,I,INERte ASSOCIATION.- Wiest Pacituan, June 26.-We have to complain of a Yestenlay, the eighth annual meeting of the association for slaelurowi at bin to thee orig. , tionshooJ, and Cl a ounistreable tamale improving the condition of the dremcnakers and milliner , . of tr. &roe mould spits hoe been teen. woo held at the statistical once. St. James a- assn, the HOLLINOROUKNO . June 26.--The Line in our neighb our . isooi veer :h. ivine, but the ft , ' and venom inctease fwd. Moo. W Cowper, M.P., in the chair. The halance-shee West 31.ft.t.ixo, June 26.--Throughout bout our extensive ohowed an investment to the credit of the association, over ant groan& the fly AM Tee 1:11d0 have beep w.otEug great spases and shone the Tear's expenditure, of 9161. The report eon- •We must bare a ehlllee, of a revere blight wi!l be the omega .see. gratulated the Muetiag on the immense progress which the SMARM:N. June 25.-We have a quantity of fresh fly principle* of the a...dation were daily to aad sheadance art lace. The tine u "trona in mazy Ones, but the I.ondon, Manchester, and othi r localities. In met binned is stt belied als h the honey dew. cheater, within the past year, no fewer than three Tzweasorm, June 2., -We are inclined to think that theumad influential ladies lead sighed I requii i iim fly la amormine •Ith to.. On the whole. our hops look nary heathy, to the head. clef dremmaking and millinery eatabliskineals HoiLie, June X.-The sly has not decreased during the in that locality to restrict the time of tabour ttf lant week., but the nine cost aims to meow. OTN•111, June 26.-We get on pretty much like one yosng milliner. and drommaken to twele • loan a day ia dialing the prop, • ' eitightteurn auk an increase of bine sal a inultmlicati in of vermin. Theor aaeab. adoption of tbe Tar June 28. -The fly maniocs very thick in "Tart ma' moved b y 11), ' rhe h e ec • who bore haWalliOny ear groirogb . ; as , ything,itlus area on the Moven,. eletileat ' feel " the e mir sporationa, the area of 8111VINOAKO, June 26.-The Ay increases rapidly, and CC4Wea-Dik.a being ensil e --nii.teel late 81 . 0 .1P1 tbe Reis lens bents to be entertaieed of the effect It will ultimately nave en dlewonsen of the metropolis, who previc=earwe than them". any other duo, evened to be its especial The SeSDRIDGE, June 26.-The hop bine continues to grow Pftai" of adop t w . " . ""cdf4 . and famed hat wed Wt landtty, but she fie Mee made their appearance, al unannsoosay. Th e c hai rman leered the the thank ant to say peat extent at merest. committee of ladies, which bring earned, the usual yews BaancaLer, June 26.-Although it is said this sunny t h an k. to t h e me di ca l am,. of th e t h e wasaber h enegeni to the i sm. -vermin of mile hops, we wake* so nq ,r,Ury. and ch a irman, were mks* ga dthe am. Ism_ amain at percent; am the Axe h .ad, we peretive • greet hag tersaisated. drew. sod • blisfe it expec:ed by eipertglOel plasmas,. ••••• • gnu grasp SOCin Mate. IrZtr h are•A Oink] I_ silialMagelk, fr , Beideder sad Ammo .. tuner 166656 ti t AMA .. „ I loam Polemic. A. Ds. 71 W 11671.4 Antonia.- 7 W. 4„. • kew .„ tumor add Lkire Id 1 6. share ut Prase* 6 .171.da. ..sd &ward= Irons wad Orlesse raplearl Mom LW tY9. 96 111 ISt 116 SI 3 Ms 2 26 pa 3 4 I re I 36 1 2 I 2 3 11 I:1 3 Os 83 n "fa :s 3 3 de 10 i i 1262 61i 111 4 Jd t 4 ,Paria sot ...tambours la fa Ames .ad II .wre la ,aaallre and *mar ' IY Tars awl awd..•• 40 • 1. Wad 'loader. 101 II Si 7 6 ex die SHIPPING rNTELLIGENCE. Pr etr toudepoodents neludad Gusto "ud Limed List.") CASUALTIES. An Italian brig, wheat laden, is in the Causeway, bound to Liverpool, with a Falmouth pilot on board. l'art of her keel is alongside, and it is feared she will be a total wreck.—Portniadoe, June 26. halcyon, Wade, from hence for New York, was dismastcd in a gale frum S.E., June 8 ; also lost her rudder, and was fallen in with on the 11th, in lat. 39, lon. 53, by the W. H. Wharton, arrived here from Mobile, which took from her about 145 passengers and part of the crew ; the remainder were taken on board the Connecticut, from Mobile for this port.—Liverpool, June 25. SEABORNE MAILS. 04 Nigel'.. that the M.I. are meat treat the Oemeral Part-odic" p PM sight—diad K o. *lke mends, —49oKatb•l Day when emadesp Prom what 0131114TRIIN. la General Peet- rort When Ott. Leedom. desmatatet due. --- hMerlea(hyßrit.paskaltN July 4 ....... ........ Liverpool July 3 United Natal ----PI July I .... WtTplllOl July 2 I Amerte.obiU.ntateemkal July 2 Orion ( W Cart) ) ...N 14tha the mouth Plymouth ...;July 3 VAlirtirle r 4 191.1.1130 th of mom Dever 'j hate 29 esteem PI Nally Dew , Dally dread II 9th of the 1.001101 eknithamet ten; July 12 "true Arra N , th ef the smooth eksotkantylon.;July 12 ,- aliforell(ela Cleggrpl3l atettl7thed nom* sousteas4 tse.july 3 ~N.e. el Goad Mope N litho, Ilt: month Plymouth. lJuly Clumtantinomle • N 7tlll7th27tleof MU Dover 'Jerre SO , :entral Amities M 2ndikl7thref trough imithammten-July S Channel isle N fitem.,Wed.,llYrid. doutbamteton../u.lN.me Char N 1:u...11 the mouth amthammtoc.luly 10 Pe Mit N ream doily I Meer 'Noes da an5ee•„........... ...... N 7thl7th27thof mou,Lader Juno 30 Ilearkeig N roads, a Fruity 'London iTocr.,ka l It .11ana M. Wylnea. k Batur.lLonelao 'l4.n. rty, klandurse N 17th of the mouth lauthamptet. July 20 Intend 11 te N Come daily ilolyle-Ad ' - rum il-t ladle (via tionthara, t.)11 Jteth ed the mouth Noutharaptoes.:July 23 India (via PlarmWee) It 7thet24th of roaath,Dover ...... ....July 1 keditenremeam(Ma Routh M 110th of the month ' Southampton. July 21 Newels 4arisilles) N 7tlot2itle et:mouth l Dover Nodes .... ........... ..... 111 Sod of the month lotaltammteto.'July 3 liedeke ....-..... ..... Ji 91k of the maga sionthammteo.:July 12 e 7th,1704190,27th Malta* ' I khabol the smooth Dover lions 12 Naples. IN Stlel3M23thof mon Dover Papal Mates* ....„.....5 3thl3th2sthof mon Dover (July 2 P• 1111111•1111 ?I 7th 17th17thof mon Soutltammten.-July 6 P.lll 111 17th of the month :Southampton. July 20 Ittaeter ls Jth ISW Idiot uu. Dow? July 2 West ludh . es N 1711 of the month doutlatenyton. July 20 *est Judea (mond Ma sensuous" Naele.o 1 N (hal of the mouth Soothammtos. July 1 • The made to thou gauntries thus marked ( 0 ) are moseyed 57 .remeh omelet IdAlltreeilles.. ' —'''-- "— ''-'"--' "'-`- . • CALIPUSALL—Maqii to re bow dopitched and I and front C Au by every ARRIVED. via the United State 7 is pocket. ALMADA-St C 171101., Jose 26, from --Matanns i As Ina-at Queenstown, Juno 25, from -Leghorn I AS.AIII-Al OICI•0001, June 25, from -Trinidad ' Amami (e.)-as Liverpool. June 27, from Bayne Mose. -at Drammed, June 26, from ........... --...- 014 0416 Ass Aucx-at Grammud. June 26, from Dunkirk Am, Yuma-at Gramme& June 27, from -......1ieinel BRAZILIAN name-at Shields, June 26, from Cuffs Caressive Cm swarms-at Gheter, June 25, from Odessa Co arms-of Gravesend, June 26, from ..... .......-.. Charenn Can or Itarillo4M -at Gravenend, June 27, from Umiak Drousba-at Gravesend, June 21, from Ogress) E. D.-at Falmouth. June 26, from Pernambuco' ELIZASZIII-01 Liverpool, June 27, from Boman, -at Gravesend, June 26, from. On nada Comae- at Gravesend, June 25 6 trom Cadiz ' Eaux-at Drummed, June* Res Atexarobia ' Egrzionos -at GI amend, Jam 26, frost Dantsis GOWN,* -at Gravesend, June 26, from- - ..... .Groningen Gamow-al Greenock, June 26, from 6t. Jubr.'s, N.B. Gismos-at Gravesend, June 26, from Iluvammla Howse-at Gravesend, June 2 , , from. Mnuritius Remains-at Yarmouth, June 25, tram. - ..- Tama 1. 1 ... I. t- at Gloater, June 23, from. - Ogisna Int Imam -01, [MI, June 23, from Memel Josnarra-at Falmouth, Jam 30, ffam.....................11ammaah Jams linos-of Liverpool, Joan 27 J. C. Cu.*, es-at Livers mi. Josef!, from ...... .... Ana Orient leux-st Liverpool. June 27. from ..... ............. -...fernambain Looms at Granmend, June 26, from .......... ... -. iitet•in Locus en sill ores-at Gravesend. June 26. from Dnntaie 11111110•111TIghi 21‘111A- at Gravenend, Jane 26, from ...... Borden Mama-at Uravorend, June 26, from ... Matanzas Msearasse -et k.ravesend, June 2G, fro-u ». Quatro Moans-At ( iravemend, June 26, from. ltantzle Maxicava-at Gravesend, June 26, from.. Jihanff Mama-al Somas, June 24, from Quotes Oxman-at breeneek, June 24, from illirazotehl Orme pow -at Gravesund, Jane 26, Rona- ...Midgerraneas I'IIINCIJIS NOiAl.-14 1it...-end, June 27, kart Pouscx .at Creme's, June 25, from Igiranatehi %wow off Drat, J...ue Al, fr0m..... - - .......... ............. eadis 8,,, DAIINICt -off Deal, Juno 26, from !loran-ot Guo rowan, Jac 23, from Bt. John's Nvososk -at Queriutown. Juno 15, froft....-...... .......... London 40V., tom -off inuogeoem, June 25, 1rma.........M. John's, N.B. Saamisle -at Liserpo ,I, June 27, from Arntlt rims. TRW AWN,Y- It GT...flock, June 26, from. Jammea Team -at Imam It, .June 25, Irons ........„ Odessa Vtua ‘crry -at Livericol, Jaurt 27, from La Gwyn* Ws. H. %lonics -at Liverpool, June 27, from Motels To be published ■nd continued Montley. REASONS for PUBLISHING a NATIONAL ILLCSMATED LIBRARY In MONTIILY VOLUMES; tech to contain three hundred and twenty page% and from SO to WO an twiny. Price, Ilalt-a-Crown. 7 lleauutbUy bound. TI) THE READING PUBLIC. The age In which we live to eawnilally cf • practical character, and the predominant principle influencing all clams to a marked desire for chesprirs-. Cheapness, however, in too often found witboat excel lence, and hence this propagation to supply a deficiency at prevent maiming is the popular Lterature of this country. For some time pad the projectors of the present undertaking have felt interested in watehinF the revolt of an experiment airoultaneoosly made by the Lawton, Edinburgh, end Dublin Book Trade., and having seen that cheap, and eared malty indifferent literature, "got up' in a moot inferior manner, sill sell, they feel :retired thd good ant juilletoway *elected works, having the additional advantage of °vice. illustratiois, being pronuevel with the utmoet attention to general ezoellesoc, and published at the mak-rate mice deed upon, cannot fail to wcure esti n.ive patron le from the reading public. The principle upon which they cm undertake to supply good book. at • low rater de 11., that being theinialves the actual producere, the; are enabled to save the public the expense of all intermediate profit. As a practical esplanatirm of the above view., it is, therefore, pro posed to publish, monthly, three sample volume' of the Na. dorsal Iduatrated Library.' Thcee voluires will he widely differ ent in character, in order that the public may form core idea of the extent and variety of the series generally. Afterward*, one volume will be issued 'tenthly. Each volume will contain at teat 32.1 crown octavo pager, Illustrated, acatiding to the re ' qu - rementa of the subject matt-r, ha from 30 to 100 illustrations, end • will he strongly hound in ornamental cloth beards. Thus, for thirty abiding. a-year, In the course of a short period a library of greet en : I tent and intereet may be termed, which abed furnish materials for lastructifinand amusement during the mune of • lung lire.__ „, The chief advantages which this series of works will present over all others—more especially the coody.prineed double column i damns, and the nea.itiniioned, though equally objectitetable, chilling book., with their numetous *Tura, thin paper, and flimsy binding, ore the following : I. A carefully resieed Text. ' 2. Judicious Explanatory Foot Notes. 3. Ingravne. really illesuating the Test. ' 1. A new and legible Type. S. Good raper and Printing. 6. Strong neat Binding. A portion of the Works Intended to be published under the title Of the "NATIONAL ILLTNTRATTU Li " will eonalst of care ' fully edited reprints of runs writers as present a true vita. lily In ili it page.. including many of thow great maelerpieces of the human mind, which, basing survived beyond the ge. aeration for whip they were written, are sow universally recognised as worthy to flourish so long aa the Enniah language is spoken, and an acquaintance with a Ilion is indispensably nceemary to all who pretend to a taste toe English literature. The acne. will also e.woprise original work., especially written by competent *whore, upon all aubjiete of general intern% extending to those vision out of political uLiveenetta, or from Foetal advance ment, which .o (*Queenly regrow the national attention. These hatter topics will he . prootytly trea•ed of, that the parchawre of this Library :nay be pi seed at on: e on a level with these who lee. to the m otives to the gathering such information. In issuing the .arise, there will to no I. tonal are *stewed, but solumes on general literature, history, telegraphy, travel.% popular science, and fiction, will follow melt aim: the whole cesproing ouch a variety rd illustrated works sa shall form a complete and compenslioua Library for the Iteadiug tablis. Many amens those to whom !hie proapeetue la addresord must have obeareed that ow great feature of the present period is the con y-lance ettestruction by appealing to the eye. It will he readily tvt. &Mood that whole pages of carrells and long abettuse descriptions may be condeneed into an ilisestratioti tole eoleprebended at a glance. Pictures fin indelibly on th.• mind cietoustanee. that might other. wits eeeepe the memory ; and a Heebner or tannin; is thus excited, sad a relief afforded to the wental faculties which le ea agreeable to , adults 49 to children. Terre can be n a doubt that the pencil is (het i tined for the future to perform ea prominent a part in our popular I literature as the pen, or that the date/ion of knowledge ha. already Owe greatly augmented by it powers. If it be thought that the foregoing profeoslone are tea Wiliam and too difficult of accernplishment, it may he said that the 1-resent idea is strictly in accordance with the s3,wretion of the general peogrees of Literature, since It will be I and that every generation has had lie . yenta similarly pros toted fur. The present undertaking, however, ie • wider in its mope, more profound I. its ann. and more profuse. of it. embellishment', ltleatratinie, ant editing, than any f niter project, I . and is etrietly in seonedanee with the amazing aromas* than has been I made in every department of Literature and Art, and their merits I anvil developments, during the la* pa titan of this halLeentury. In carrying out their undertitkez, it ail; be the ende a vou r o f th e 1 projectors to bestow upon half-crown volumes for the many the same typographical accuracy. and the name anti-tie ability hitherto almost exclusively devoted to Inglt.prie at book. for the few. Oil Tor teal by the co.oiseration of the rt ad-ng pub' ie, no pain. will be spared to ! vide every Eitglialt home wiu a complete treasury of knowledge and 1 entertaineneht in the rolumes of . he . NaiLnal Illustrated Library.. FENI/ERS, STOVES, and FIRE-IRON:%— iavrrs of the above are requested, before finally decith,e, tr. emit WILLIAM A. lalltTON'S sIIOW-100M6, 29,0 X ITJRII44 I gat f ((corms of Aesiuspetent), his l aad 2, NEWMAN-el I IILk.T, too PEARY'S-PLACE, IPA DON, They are the largest in the world, and gonna 'ugh 4.4 isortment of FES OEMS, STOVES, RANGES, Mkt. IKONS, and IIENEHAL IRONMONGERY am cannot be approarhed Panther., : nker toe vanety, novelty, brainy of design, or eignisrsil•*# of work usaship, whist the prices ars on that (ow mule for which hie otpliahnient ha* been so eriehrat, d for more than a qualm of Wry. height stun*, with bronzed urnamenta and 2oets Mears, S 2 las. to SI toe, ditto with urniii unismeala and two sets of ban, AA Via kl / I /A; brewed feebler* com,,lete, with standards, from 7 5 . t o £ 3; Meal fenders, from S 2 IS.. to £6; ditto, with rich ormolu ••rng reentry from it 13a. to C 7 to.; Awbirona, from Ia (Id. the set to *:* es -nester and all other latest morn with radiating hearth Oars Detailed Canopies, with ensranugs of every Ironmongery al heir, sent (per peek) free. WILLIA.II .txk of GENERAL FURNISIIINC IROMMoNIIF.ItY Is literally the largest in the world, and as no Le gman in be employed to sive a correct lam of he variety and tit mt, purchasers are Wooed null on; i *peek it. The money returned for ry eirtmbi nu approved a.-- rotablietied in Wellebetrert. A NEW MEDICI:IL FA IyRS'S SPECIFIC CAPSULE.—A Form of medieke at once rata, Furs, .pc d 7, and pleasant to thew, who oblect to flail medicine., and .mites to the conatedenee of wrier, tra vel:mg, vielioff, or confined in biwinewi • eapecially applicoble to morbid waretions, a e., commonly et led catharses. Prepared only by GYMIDIE Pit ANN... burgeon, at Ma Lair...tory, Lliwktrist.tosl, where thy mar be bad.and at all medicine sea. dare. in bola , 2,3 d an -I 4, Ai. eeeli, or gent bee by mat at 3% and each. rp47 swi, in bodies, at b. 90., is. Gd., sad I :a. each, IItANILYS -PELIt IC sounor. Mated sod pablt.bed by WlLLtme limo Mask el No. toairmi. Otreet. in the oha es Lewle4 Prate , . nt the O&M'S UMW& Strict, in t..e privulot ol an.—b.s.naoasi Wu 14 Nile r .: 'i. t kli i, A 4 lifillV„, 4 l;:!..<oi' k ' .--, F- , tl_ , 1 ~ _ _ .:. ' I , f r v, ). • ~.„, ( .....- ..‘ /.../11 IS . ' ./ 6. .." .1 , ... • , ...... .7............0.1.1.1111111111.11111.4111.1106. ..... MIL - lIP: 4 O_Pf 11114 f6l0 -.."..1F.'..- Y!‘ .ig \AI ' Li- lA. . • , Moe of the "Illustrated London stews," 199, Strain]. BAILIID. Ana RICE-from Llviepoel, Jur.e 27, to Baton I Alma-float Groeueek. June 23, to Newfoundland Goorr.ri , .-'roes Liverpool, June 2 7 , to New York OTT or L'ANIN 6 N -from Gravesend, June 27, to Uunkek OSSIATtIi -iron ehleida, June 2 4 , to tetloul Ds WITIL CLINTON drum Liverpool, June 7, to New York ELI24IIfIN -mom otilekly Jure 26, to Cronstadt ; tiou.nsce -from Ilaturpool, June 26, to Crot.:adt GLZAII-fro Shield., June 25, to Naples ' GODIALAT- , TOM LINV17(10, June 27, to Writkkat C.B. Gaanst to -from Liverpool, June '.7, to Creston' inople GOLIIANIA - front Liverpou' June 27, to Trieste GLIA,IA7OII-WOll Air ANCYZ. June 27, to . (.tip, lIILNI.. 12 41.0•I1V1 AA -from Liverpool, lust r, to pantile IiSNIIT lIVISN-flUlil LlTerpool, June 27, to Tampico Jeetv ANN-from Iliali, June 2G, to Dantsle ; JOINT-M.Ol C.athif, June 23, to ...... .......... ...... Constantinople I JIRNNT-Rum Liverpool, June 27, to Stettin' Jos. -from Liverpool, June 27, to J to. CNVICX.IIIO4II-from Grave.end, June 27, t 0.... .St Vt.cont's j Jo.. iIIJNIC,I.- Was Liverpool, June 27, to Phtlodeiphla ; Idaraatia-foins I ns une 27, to New York ' toes. Pr/ SE -Irten th, June 26, to Mounties Lanv 31 • 2iscomtvs- sPlyntoutis, :uroe 26,, t0........ede1akte %MOT. AMP itscuut.o Liv rpool, June 27, 10 cao . = 4 X.b. I dive 12 'MLN-tlOllll (leaver nil, June 27, te N111•1/Alt-from Livripoe, June 27, to__ ........ ~,, Gm= I (burn' -from Sideld.. hum 2 . , to .............. ,Yesise I 1....1.1,:15• Gm, Newport, June 2..., to * C.list Tees, PeNCHANN- from bristoi, June 27, t0.......„...._ „gt. Threw P. Lao,. -f furs Livetpool, June 27, to Antwerp Quer. or Inn boo - fr,ov Liverpool, June 27, to ....... titalloPoor Mew' VI:ON-front Liverpool, June 27, is... .......Botterdam Yam i , 4a-from Cardiff, June 23, to ......,, ....lionikeng flan.,' Att.-bum Co +v., June .6, t 0... ...... ...............,aka'... NS ATINIIAN -AAA' Plylllollth, Juno le, le .....,....mmaly S n axony-om itravvvend, June 27, to „ » .,„, „.„ _Milos Ifiwcwav-Rua Graveveml, June 27, t 0...... ..................... Tot von. -Irow Liverpool, Joao 27, t 0............ Calcutta r11•111.0All -from OrSTlNelltl, June 27, le TAT-Rom Gr.mmird, Jane. 27, to ....... „„.... ........ Quebec Toro—horn (Jeavveend, Ju e 27, to Caps VOTAUMM-110•10.1•11., Jam 26, to. London V,,unr—•roa Iteeryoul, Jane 27, to .... ................. V 1 “. Seneca—front Laareeend, Jane 27, to San Frendooo THE NATIONAL ILLUSTRATED LIBRARY. Now publishing. In monthly roltunri, each containing from 340 to 3:0 pogo., too, lauds:suety printed and bound, and profusely Ulus grated: 3C The following volumes have Wrest, annealed : Vol. I. lieniti I LLS Lir); of JOICSPON, Vol. 1. V.I. 2. 14 IN KV EII ; or, the Ruined City of the Kist. vol. 3. The NOOK of KT GLltill SUNUP. Vol. 4. lit/SW ELLS LIFE ,f JOHNSON. V 01.2. Now ready, Volume A, for June, THE OEM of MAVEN; or, the Psuntary and Stellar Worlds, A Popular Ezpodtlim of the Orest Discoveries and Theories of Mo dern Agronomy. ST 0. it. MlTClitl. A.M.. Director of the übeerea tory at ClucloanitA L .B. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Charlutte Revd (American AIM. of Bath, IS dayo from Banns for I A NEW DISC()VERY.—Mr. HOWARD, Cowe., June ti, lac 30 33, toe. 31. Sur Dentist, 32, Vast-street. bens to Introduce lut cubist/ Fek . ,but, hom weitcat. with p arnirsins, out 8 d".., Jags 30 , new piton of ARt It ICIAL TEEM. Bled witheut 4 401 41 1 . lat. 4•6 N., lon. 1:.10 W. wires, or ligatures. They so per ectiy rearuttle the natural teeth as Georgia ;American). from Savannah for Lirerwal, lime 6, lat. 34.00 nut to be datingidebed from the menials by the inootst opener. N., km.:,: W., tun e aiya out. They will never change eotour ur decay. and wlll be fomul w, ry sone /aro. June 11, tat. PI N , lout. 38.30 W.. standing lathe north. doe W any teeth ewer before ii•ed. Tent method does not require the James /toile", of mid from Sooderlead, an well, Julie 11, let. 46.30 IL, 021 . 0 . 110 . d ra° l .. ge sty Poles, operator , and will au sod lea. 44. at prawns teats that maims& and to guaranteed to remora arBaul tics Maggie (6r1.0. from .Neweatie lor Quebec, ont Si dap, jet. 16 , lat. and amnesia.. Toot Kr. Ilowouro intov , •emento may be within 4%, km 31 W.the math of the mow mariao!cal, he h.. film tat, ch•-yes at the lomat rule possible. D e cay e d teeth rendered round and useful In "owe ~ .hlcs, Ivan Metes for Lirertwel, May 26, lat. 54 $.06 63 . Kw W.. MU arts vat Maineati.n.---31.. fleet-Mat At home front 10 tilt S. TO the ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of GREENWICH. Owirmtima —Although the rout of the poll will not be officially &eland till to -marrow, I Aare rot delay for an instant to express my feelings of heartfelt petit ude to thaw who .0 Laity supported me to. day, and who, by a majority of many 900, ham elected moose of the rept meats:lva of your important borough. Believe me, Tour obliged and obedient rervant, DAVID SALOMON& Great Cesaterland.pleee, Hyde Part, Jam 17, IL% LONDON sod NORTHWESTERN and CHES TERI./ and HOLYHEAD RAILWAYS.—The CELEBRATED BRITANNIA TUBULAR and SUSFESSION BRIDGES over the MENAI STRAITS and NORTH WALLS, the ISLAND of ANGLE SEY, and HOLYHEAD. WEEKLY TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES. Amngementa having been made to afford parties an opportunity of Melting the above interesting objects and the magnificent scenery of Korth Wales. TICKETS will be homed at the Eaton Station, avail able for ONE WEEK from the date of issue, by any train, according to clam. allowing the bolder to Mop at Chester, or any elation on the Cheater end Holyhead Railway, but not to travel twice over the mine portion of the railway in one direction. TAPIR Espies or Mail Train Fir* Ow Ordinary . lO 0 ilmand Claw Ordinary 111121 3 0 0 By warm KAM RUHR, Larks and Norlh.Wertens Railway. T. 0. MORI. Chaebw and Holyhead Railway. General Miumgesli OMee, Costae Madam, June, ISSI. LONDON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. LAKES OF CUMBERLAND. carrs AVAILABLE for SEVEN DAYS, by tbe ordinary trains, to WINDERMERE, will be teed at the following fares on and alter the 30th est. Full particulars may be had on inquiry. London to Windermere and back —Sept Masa, .C 3 ; sorind elate, £2 Gen By order maim atusa. 3e. eral Manager's Office, Ettston.station, , 13th June, 1831. LAKES of KILLARNEY, COVE of CORK, &c.-LONDON and NORTII-WKITERN RAILWAY. — TICKETS, available for THRFE Whe.liS, enabling parties to visit the ceteb aced Tubular and Suspension Bridkis over the Memel Straits, the City of Dublin, the Labs of Killarney, and thi City and Cove of Cork, will be trued until September nest, from the following sta•lons, where lull particulars may be had First Clare. Second Class. London to Killarney and back ,Cll 0 0 ... E 5 0 0 Birmingham to Killarney and back 5 0 0 4 5 0 Manchester to Killarney and back Chester to Killarney and back ..... 40 0 ... 35 0 By order, MARK BVISII. General Manager's office., Easton Station, May, 1851. LES LACS de KILLARNEY, le PORI' (le' OORK. to --CHEMIN DE FEE (LONDON and NORTH MISTERN lIAILWA 4).—Dies Ri LLE Pi eatables pendant TROD; .bE MAINE*, pour la penman qui desirent :leiter le celebre Pint roa st Is Pont tubulaire our le fl trait de Weal, la title de Dub -10 lam de Killarni. et le Port de Cork, wont (Minds jusqu'au de Illepterabre, au: Stations sturantes, ok Pun donnera toue lea 01•113.111menta nOmmairea : Clam I. Clare 2. Os Unarm 5 Killarney et edam le 0 0 ES 0 0 Ds Ileubstum S Killarney et retour. De liddildster S Kiraraey et tetour De CUM' it Killarney et retour Parordre, MARK ELVISH. Ruston Mallon, Mai, 1051. Boma du DIE SEEN von KILLARNEY, der HAFEN .on CORK. de.—LONDON und NORTH- 1 4 ESTERN EISKSDAIIN.—BILLETE gultii widirend DREI WOCIIEN fair Per manta, welihe dm berlilunte Tubular-It:Cole, die KetMn-flrikke en der Meerenge von Mend, die Stith Dublin, die Seen von Killarney und den Dairen von Gwk au besuchen wiinwhen, werden bis 0:1171 Mona: September auf folgenden Slati,merk aurgegeben, wo such die isilibige Auskunft gegeben werden kwon : Ito Close. 2te Owe. Von London each Killarney and zuriiek Von Birmingham oath Killarney and ruttish 3 0 e ... 4 3 0 Von Manchester each Killarney und ituriick 4 4 0 10 0 Von Chester each Killarney and zuriiek Auf veromming der Direction, MARK BUISII. Raman der General Direeion, Fustian Station, Mal i 1831. Mit. HAYES, Sen.. DENTISC sad CUPPES., 19, 9011041QUARE. HOUSE and ES CATE AGENCY.—Lists of Iltne.eo en I Apartments rent free by past, on opplictthn to DR BERNARIVY, boasts and estate agent, nod anettoneer, 20, Jobewireet, Adelptai. JEWELLERY. - 11X)1)1), BROTHERS, 40, Covithill (Mansion-house side), beg to solicit sn Inspection of :heir extensive ASSOICIMI.NT of DT ORNAMENTS. and other articles o: jesehery, forming a stock of the choicest Blake sad newest designs in chains, bra. then, br.melets, hoop earrings, Ike. to be met within London. Watclimskers and silversmiths in general.-40, PPHILHANGINGS. —Me cheapest house in London.— At S. TUCKER'S, 231, 111011-110LBORN, nearly spppmte Die and boo ifut noun papers 2.d. per yard oaks, granite*, and marble*. Id. per y .ril; bed room paper, Old. per yard. Eetunetes given for decorations and general repairs in Town or Country. PLEASE 03SERVE THE ADDRESS, 214, 11I011.110LBORN. DRITISII SHOP, COMPANY, CITY BRANCH. IJI Calf Wclington I: i ltd, Ist Class l3e. I. Ditto ditto, Ind Class Ditto dc.to, and elms Ditto ditto. 4th Claw In Fete,isli or French leather, and British workmanship warranted. Every othcr article far it' le, qmility, and price, unequalled. No. 7, Oppettite the Mansion-home, London. UNADULTEItAI'EI) ISINGLASS for LN VA LIDS and TA FILE DEI.ICACIES.—Nothing is so important in the diet of the Invalid its the certonty of obtaining in • genuine Mate nose articles that are nen ssary 1.. r bin restoration, and equally . 'enlist to the epicure is the undoubted perfection of so important an ingredient as isinglass. Gelatine and its deceptions, either Rom or in combination, disappoint lath the invalid and the epicure, who are respectfully informed eh t, with a view to protect them from the re cently-m{.4)rd adulteratine, Mr. JAMES VICKERS has made arrange ments for auppli Mg the genuine cut ItUSSIAN ISINGLASS, in small boxes packed and waled et los factory. Consumers aretberefore re unmatended to give strcial °racy. for VICKERS'S GENUINE ItUS. SIAN ISINGLASS, is sealed packets, tut hang the only form in which they ran depend on always a beaming a tally pure and unadul tented article. Sold retail in go...tittles of 1,1, 4, end 4 ounces, or I lb., by every chemist, grocer, and Italian watchman's In the King dom, and wholemle the 'any, 23, Little Britain, Leona. PURE COFFEE fo INVALIDEL—.. In mime quenee of the many spurious edit:datums peeked to =Wetter, under the maw of Patent Coffee, the medical prolusion of London :Mph Itju.t. to caution the public airaiurt them, and recommend all pinions wham ohjeet it to ithutin genuine coffee, to buy Snowden and Co.'s Patent Porillid Coffer NM for Invalids, and grind It themeelvea. They may then depend on obtaining, not only a genuine article, hut purified from all irritating fibre, which renders Coffee objectionable to many who would othetwore enjoy that luxurious beverage."—Nee tertimonlal of Dr. Pre, Prof, pa% of l hemistry. Illoormabiary-xquare, Londoo.— Patentees, It. NNOWDEN and Co., City-road and LW mud, Landon. iTHE HUMAN HAIR. The anprectd,•bted SUM'S of ROWLAND , ' MACAKLAR OIL, either In prefer, ing the hair in Ito original cren s ttli and beauty, or reeterlog it when loot, Is universally knowta aml indirect:mid ; and bi recorded by testi monials most numerous in themselves, and certified by the Ligheet authorities. it ha committed the exclusive patronage of royalty, not only P regards our own Court. but those of the whole of Emory. I hers Ito exquisit , purity an delicacy, It is admirably adiptid for the hair ofthittirrn, even id the mast tender age, and la conthaitly seed in the nursery of royalty and by the families of the nobad'y out erten:entity. Price 3w 641 t 70., or t.mily bottles (egos! to four -mall) at 10. bd., and double that rise, 2.5. On the wrapper of edit South of the genuine are them worth% in two Woo►—" Rowiands' sli cassavOL"— sold by ROWLAND sal SONd, 23, Hatt-on-dor thrl h till elm , tido and per •,'era. WHEItE to BUY a DRESSING-CASE.—In no article perhaps Is cantiam more neeemary than in the par. chute of a Dreasine-ear for in none aro the meretricious arta of the uni.rinelpled manufacturer more frequehtly displayed fl KCIII. 4. Leallenh.llret rm. near I :rase urch.rreet, hat bag enjoyed the re putation of producing a dats.bar.cane in the most finishal and built tem manner. nom who put:lime one of him will be sae of haring thurourtly4easoned and well•prepared wood or leather, with the fitting, of fleet-rate quality. 'Pie prime range from ft ti £lOO. Thus the man of fortune anal he of nutter tie means may allke be suited. week the traveller will find the Methian Dreming.Ciase especially adapted to his neemdtles.-4. Lesalenbaldatraet. • QII0()TIXO SEASON, 1831.-F. JOYCE'S ANTI-coIiROSIVE Plitteu,sjoN cAps..—Sportsmen are re. epectfuliy informed that their Primem, obtain have stood the test of Witty ye-rte' trait, sod used escitieivi ly by the first shots in the king ure still manufacturet on e. i mine prineiples, and with •he bed c aupositiou and machinery, to vipers: being spared to render them rthy at floe di- timemebed patronage they have so long reuet,d may be obtained so usual of all caw-enable gun-makers in the Laiped hingmen. To prevent accident and disappointment to imr chaverib fr. m then+, of rp•onoue imitations, they are rapes,. to observe thee. one and address of F. JOYCE, Original Inventor and dole 316nulacturi r, opt each riled g4cLet. without which they ore not g nuine. precaution m r. ndeeed neciewenry by some un principled indivutunbi loving imita id the labels and ore';, Joycelilrupioved Wire eartridows and chernically-prepired sd dings old eupolor ticseriptid.t. Wlnukcale Warehouse*, 57, Upper Thames-stick t, London. — daurder of N - .. 11: Maya e 9 , aged 22. : OWEN. —June 24, at Topsham, Devonshire, Mr. T. Owen, aged 74. I PAlt:ONB.—Done 23, at Prestrign, Charlotte, youngest daughter of th e tote me. J. W. Pawn', Vicar of Wel.ington, Herefordshire. PARSONS.—June 23, at t itarage.road, Edgbaaton, Mary Catherine, infant daughter of Mr. C. T. Parsons. PRICE.—Jane 23, fatty, wile of Mr. J. Pr ice, E lward-stroet, Stepney. PRIME.—June 23, at Hatinor.plaoe, 8.8. Prime, Esq., aged 79. TEt.BC rr.—June 21, at Bromwich-place, Cliarlesaquare, 11orton, Mr. V. Tebbutt, aged 43. WILKINSON.—June 27, at Shortiands, liceonharo, Rachel, wife of Arthur Wilkinson, Esq. - 0/Sce. 19A, Strand. This day 14 entleberl. price 21 WHAT is to BECOME of the CRYSTAL PA LACE! Df PAXTON. Ilrsibwy and Eno.. 11. Itstmerte street ; and all Rootallera RAILWAYS. Alimir9 are yesterday's quotations; to-day's asks In the 564 page.] *HAIM AND iskr,AS UNGIIAIIIANTEZD. 1 " 4. 1 ILsuarArs. I A r~l taliatrzars. thwarValiy leit Ruler Clawing prices. od IDIOA . DI lIDALA And Saha Are . Ameba (ZID ..L awl LAD)... .- • Do. (SD L A IL) 111 •DrAna reamia , D Dom I.:Amylim• A IS Mrs II C Att II itlaradArs St DA Deg a *Des SO Bilmber. awl ODollwr fti aftguritylares.Dvadee, ISD Vasa, Nei Ural_RaiDpeu.slall DA DArDOVIDNICI- 1 As rot Deg. am) Ossva Wf!res ... IN M Si 101 114 0 3 lei 101 76 TS 111 111 164 17 SOO 33 & Si 3 I 34 ai Si 3 SS 1 41 14j IS N 441,1 [l3e: Ai.. --- ...! Losesitar am Gozii . d* ... Dm. Thirds . ..._ ~., Laacasbire %tucTerkeltre' 25 30 3 s`` 17 1 17/ 12 3 , 24 $ 4 36 391 44 63 14 lie 73 FO 7e Be pm 3 1 2 11 3124 73 Ma. :3! le " 4 1224 133 11. : ". .2.1 4 1. ts 34 3 eta 73f ri 34 2 411 ,46 46 . B 131 W 16 SS 14 Da. FP Do. Weft Wigs'Vibe, ID Limb Nod Tier k _ Lawka rd Slastwall Ij Mai:bury Intalw.oetip • Las., Briebton, &A. ore' 0 Laity & Watt-Watersl IT Ds. da,uo. New mums . II uo. m • uo.stooo..u.wi6.(Cl )0 Leedom & tkAals-Weaters . Us., SiO . 1 II Ds. gee • • ••• • 54 Sarls.,Baz.ood UMW" 10 Yomeh.tibe..ol.laembh4. 4i Do. taut. 00 U Us SUMaree_ Ia gag_ 1110.11rnieitWallenill41 II 7j !~ i ~M/w~<~»r »rJ~I Yruut ._ .« Oa Ipt Llil : . .. 11 e lm awl „. &NM 4 11 a ri — sitb Wolves loreikftgli I lid 11 17 14 i Is 25 1 IC 17e l a i SD M! i 32 1 If 214 ontrai Immo. a De. 50w 661 14 41 " I 1 6 r s i 4 I 4 6 ,N Ism • Ws i N. ri MP I Iv I i l ;mu !I'm S ..4 I 7 If __ li ii is 3 SI ohe 7... —:_das q Ilis 4 :7_ '7. lia T Is I s ydM 4I tag $1 du 17i 114 N 111 If I die 14 0 4 id§ n I I die I 4 4 I 14 I 4 IS die If 114 14 14 4k $ 1 Ikm 11 174 4 1 pre w 2.1 V 91 1111 3 3 1 i 1 3 se 191191 14 5; 1 6 19 IN 191 Na i tz, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. e a. I: l f . tie .. -- 'l •. • . I • r - i 1 '.. : -, !,.•[.... „ 1: e iiir t: .., r 1 . ~....:._......,...,...„., __, ,=-__ .p. ..., L_ CLASS IX. (Exhibited by W. J. RADLER, Bentham, near Parton, Wilts, in ventor; and It. ALEXANDER, ironmonger, Cirencester, county of Gloucester. maker of Chimney Agricultand Filter Grains.) THE EXTERNAL BOXES constitute n chimney, leading from the drain pipes to the surface of the soi•. The porticns drawn thereon represent the internal filter piper., to eli la in the chimney, the utility of which consists in conveying to the drain any surface water which may accumulate in I.w planes. on Will, clay, soils, through which it cannot percolate to toe drain until it ha. oon. sickishly injured the crop. The pipes ;tat as niter., retaining in the txrtom the mud or other matter which would other wise choke the drain. It is worthy of observation that the structure, being of Iron, and, ' when regularly laid and fixed. is immovable by per wure of horses, ploughs, or otherwise; and it hos been by the seentific in agriculture that the utility, yet simplicity, of the article. and do cap upplica ion is such as cannot but excite the attention of the agrival tural world. WHEAT. CLASS IV. (Exhibited by W. J. SADLEFt, Bentham, near Porton, Wilts.) Sack of LAWRENCE'S Prolizus Crystal Whelt, taken prime, cuously from the Wit of the ex traordinnry weight of Gat lbs. per imperial bushel of superior quality and mrot prolific is prelo^tiou; it takes its name from an eminent agriculturist residing near Ciren. emir. CLABAN Irll till LLEM E NT. it pour ou L CIA O D: 1/05 , 11.:5T !QUE. L 37. ES BAS de BALBRIGGAN, do tIi.ENS Y. dont down ;mire+ ne pr sent Tw `apt ono.e. Cies 'llls escellentesont faLripins 11.316(W...1..1am le'comte p u hup. ,nto, scum par lour glAsticitg. et ;or la douocur da Icor 0010 ;maul do Nottingham . Ito oonh(nent tuts In hatotr Ito I. sole avec les quanta's durables du colon ; Its ont en uuve tout lo outlet de la sole. et no portent aaec i.lutntr. tomt volr des Has .I , t orate superb° &Mimic Irlandlbe chez CIIARLES GLEN V. 111 Lrigeso IH os iery Ward:owe, 33. Lonthard.streat, la Kale =lsm dui no fournisso. 61. MACHINE for STICKING PINS in PATENT EMBOSSED rABLE.T9.—By this pro ecvs, the old antthod of stidrlng pins I. entimly suf. neded, ant, being Inscrted in ,enibos.e.l radial ,rootes, nnsont a Nperfeet, .innoth ourfam, and are finely held, which ili.peason 3.liieushlon or any othor kind of holder, therell tee= rn tient ceonoy of pins rash tablet being Im with various dole., render. theta at once cheap, tumid. ingructive, and ornamental. CLASS IT—MACHINERY IN MOIION. •.• line SlogeOr and Prlneo net hero Inm•etol ma,hlne, and were graeloudy planed to accept of -samples. Manufactured solely by PE Y ToN anAlLEs,A.mit-Anoet. 1,11 n. 13 : and Itordo•ly Works, Illemingbarn ; and tali by a 1 haberdasher. in Olt klto!doni. ~....,,rieMT....ty,4 , . 45 5. 4374Vie7 - 4 , %. 47 , * de.7'44):,:, 7, ..: :, i 7--2-I = °-Z, ; ' 0- 0 . .: 47 -4...- -...0.. ket‘ \ .• • ,ir ..'.• • C° 4on.. .0 ....' * ' • . .., .. •' ' PfU llAltliY'S HEALTH-RESTORING FOOD,. " Twenty-five years' Nervousness, Constipation, Indigedion, kbility, from which 1 had rultensl great misery, and which no medicine could remove or relieve, have been effectually rimed by your 1 Food, in a very short time.—W. IL }heves, Civil Anthony, fivers tom" " Eight years' dyspepsia, nervousness, debility, with cramps, sweep, and nausea, for which my servant had consulted the advice of many, hare been effectually removed by De BARRY'S rklicious Food in a very abort time. Rev. John W. Flavcll, Indlimiton Rectory, Nwfolk." "Three years' cicerone nervinunicia, with pains in my neck and lett arm, and genera debility, which rens dered my Me very miserable, has been radically removed by DU BARRY'S delicious Food.— A:ez. Stuart, Archdeacon of Rsa, Skibbercen." Sold in canisters, with fun instructi,ins, weigh ing llb., at 2.. 9d.; 21b., at is. Gd. ; Mb., at I Is. ; 1214., at 225, liglo per.retlited quality, 101 b., at 335.; Mb., at 225.; the 11th. and 121 b. canisters are sent free of carriage on receipt of rust-othoe orders by lull liAltlili and Co., 127, New Ilundsatreet, LOllllOll, and id/ Chemins. CO.T.RS'S ALGA MARINA, a concentrated eolenoe of the aeloweed, as wed end recommended by most of tho faculty, Is now rapidly ■upersecling all other external remrdie, In cameo of we:dances, relaxation, contraction of the limbs and j•nnta s whether f delicate children or in mature age. In peralyais, authorise or rigidity of the muscles or ligomente, deforniitirs of the spine, cheat, or limbs, diereses of the gianda, swelling', tumour., broachooele, an te/WM(IIU,, and old eicatrizen, ecrotulwie direasea, an-1 the mottoes. matins of rickety or badly-nursed chit hen. Also, In etrent or old strains, twins, or bruises; end in all that extensive class of dilemma fur which the seaside to usually recommended. Tillt VALUA!•LE REMEDY Words greatly relief and a area cure In all case. of acute or chronic theutuatuim, rheumatic put, neuralgia. and al! other pains in the limbo :mil joins. The tollowing cur is published by permie•ton and without onab meat, at the beet evidence of the rapidity and certainty with which roller fr ,m these distreising ma:aches can be obtained by theme of COLES'S ALGA MARINA. Testimonial from Mr. William Piper, publisher and bool.,ller, 2S. Paternoster-row, London: " Raving been foe six months out, ring se , erelY from extim.tistu. for which ratioss kinds of medicines and liniment, hid horn em ployed without benefit, I was inducer, through feuding .k pirophlet upon the medical virtues of Coles's Alga Mariva, to try it in my own c✓e; and, in juotice to that tare...lent remedy, I have reach pleasure in testitying that, after loons it for only a few times, all ;sin left me, and a eontiti. d 'optic:Mon of it entirely restored me to health. (signed) •' WILLIAM PER." The public eve lagged to read a pamphlet upcn the medical virtue* sad method of using Coles'a Alga Marina, and containing numerates ca-co and high tc,totionials la posit of Its great restorative powers, which may be c.tained gratis of Mr. TiIOMAS KEATING, th.,raa ceutteal Caeiniot, :9, St. Paul's ehureloyard, London, aksle sgr•nt for the sale of Coles', Alga Merino, its bottles, Is. 9d., H. GJ., and Ile. seta ; it may also be obtained of all reopectable medicine vender!. tTg _ CURES FOR TIIE UNCURED ! HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. .1..N1),, :4,,, T-, CURE OF A DE9PAT,Ii . , CASE OP Risowoßm OF SIX Y LANS' bTA NIA NG. Lino, 131 n or Norassaa, 1849. One of the m'et eminent 611TRC011. in Lima (the cogitator Peru) had a child covered with ringworm for mare than eta years; In wain he loh lusted all his net in his endeavours h. effect a cure. Net succeed. lag, he consulted among his brethren the moot celebrated niediast tractitioners of the ci y, but nothingwas found to do the shill caroler.. mists he was I erruadtd by Mr. Joseph I'. !Lour., the Etigerhchetnisa and druigkt, residing at No. 71, Calle de Palacio, to try llollowari Pills and ()admen' ' which was d• ne, and after using .10 large gran of the Ointment, witha pirportion of t hei Pill., the child was radically cured to the sure. ire of the whole medical pioferadon. The nemeses( the parent, from no elves of delicacy, la withheld. Sold by the Proprietor, 241, Strand. near Temple Par, London. , sad by all respectable Vendors of Patent Medicine throughout the d World, in Pots and Poxes, at Is. lid., 2r. 9d., U. ed., I 240, and 935. each. There is a wry conrelt fable saying in taking the iarser 14.1441. . . — !71. - 13: 2 1irections for the guidance of Patients are Mull to each Pot or Box. with Ids sews sad address. J. D. wigs gratis a tow method of topping arks, warranted is delhthtdlwtte nee it, and sum lie. wholesaie and retail his NSW INVENTEG TAP WRAPPERS (to supersede the ()unshi: 010111111 d 01 In* pow, at ed. and la. per packet. The trade supplied. N.E. It bp Y the Great Esbileiths, Seetton U, No. 462. 1? AItI,O W' S NEW IN- f .. e . IJPV EN T I:I) SELF-ACTING SY num( zi . ' , TM'. BEIII'IRES NO ai n vENT-r . 0 sIA Prevent+ sir, beer, elder, or railer liquor* from bee .mine Rat or acid no effectually • . • 1.2 re— -_ .a that the Last pint shall be drawn se goodeo 46 -- . - A • im. I 9 1,- .P. A ri.r . . ---.— - •va • 1111 --- )uma M 7 .---- A t; \ e ' Ili tthw lec Th eo l a ;l: Warri Zt o ti f LO at ra r et ekies ed; : ise ng t ;y rePa ,.&f 4 il i e b i : i s.: i rs . .7: in A . h 11 action. N hen the loom key is lined of 1 . . N e ° the top of the pluerC (which bas boleops polite the air.tube Ili, sufficient idr rushee lii'' , r through it into the cask to cause the Lquire 'I i'A to run off freely; whets the tap is turried 'A: off no more air cat enter. JAMES HARLOW, 14, King William. street, Mansion-home. Let blidied ISM . N.B.—Mae are 'maim except Maw* ...,...... I ` ~