The Express. — London, England, 1851-04-26 00:00:00

Prim Ai LONDON G. Arita 119111 SUITS. Smear AIX( AIL r.ntag. Olearipasidge, port, to stnaadot Slay 7 sad Jane 4, at 11, at BMW Oman. PrsaLys, Bristol. Ng &ma. Primed; orig., Mrs, WO& Asotasoa City, tame amebae, May $ at aad Jaw aet 11, at ..sWoot. Sol, Valium*, Torah. bessequd; OIL sois..omos, imam Ea Ay.. lissialml; arailikaaar, Kay 7at IV, aad Jamb at 19, Virmat sof &sada. OsatleArat, 811. aulis,(62lro. uaa Mammas? Manua, Ltorposi. W listyp NW, aoi; andf., Mu 14 aid Jam st 11, at Liorrpiall Oast SOL, LI•orpiol. lons rsfor, Kiarorinford, SYS odabire, wialtoer. Apil 30 sad Nal •s, at 1!, at luroasibria Casts. lid, aoildiagoisi, 11.401 of smug., Whitmore, larailastan. WllOll UPywood. LaroZetimast. May 7 sad tl• .g G it s Itanctomiet Court SOL. Iloolisiter; of. sade., Fewer, Mooch. RI( sm. en eadlahllatalifibdo kdonOW2 ll 7 , 6 11, and Arne Ast IL N M - ° " sad Salatalma" sad = n tosachortb-street, City, babitatert, May 19 - b lash atm.! -.met ; ~tIJW o<.l;o4"liselkishret. lieringrtalt.nrer. DM:LAW:III/SS OY DIVIDENDS .10•11 11 WILLIAM 'Oasis Imaks VIII, Lancashire, cotton spinner —lst of 3s. 61d , Msy 1 and say subrequent Itoursday, at Lee's, Maacbesrer. Inottisr Mrs; nvidiport, Cheshire, draper —lst div. el In lOid., May 6 rad any satesqueut Toesilay, at Vesper's, Manchester. Lt r re. LOWS, Salton, Lanevbire, victualler-Ist die. of Witt, 4d., la.iy 6 sad say subsequent Tuesday, at Frame'., Man. chaster. Walvirhangeon, Staffordshire goal doakt -Ist di,. MI Avid 21 and say sulmeit.*Dt Ilinralay, at Valpy's, osingliam. ilsoov si , Tanga, nay Mill. Lartetshire, cotton spinner -Ist tliv. of liil4 , May 1 and nay subooquent Thuriday, at Leen% Manchester. 11 as we Stveteir • snil lank" WILLIAM Bauto .I,lm, cotton gleaners - int di, of in. ild., May 1 and any sullohl yo• n' Thursday, at Lee's, Manchester. W.. uss 0.14.10.11.11 WP.1.1.11.1i. Accrington, Laseashire, draper -1 Jed don of told• , and Is. hi. on new proofs, May 6 and am; sub.* Torsilay, at Pnver's. Manchester. 1/IVI..noDENIML-May 21. C. Barron, Beverley. Tnrkehireorxrehoam maa -May 16. ff. rowan, Voresstreet. City. linendesper Mn; 16. 11. K. Nom, Megrersetnet, Goldenoquart, carpenter and builder -May Pi. T. Brailey, Itanelagh-road, PCs co lard refiner-May It . 7. m i lts.% Lora-.tree; Haymarket, printer-May 16. J. Church Deli no 1, coke manufmtorer -May 17. E. Examertoot, Wks Sands, Buckinghainshile, innkeeper-May 14. 11. W. IleMstrorth, Per mrose.dreet, Itlehopseitc-Itrect,wlite merchant -May In. 0. 11. Horton, Ilattonorsolen, jeweler-May IS. A. A. Mackey and N. J. W. 11.2, Blehopagatosarset, City, raerchaasa-mog IS. J. Sharpie% sea , and 1. Sharpies, jun., Ua4ylcld, Lsnoashink cow* aeinnero -May 16. P. Stewart, Craven-place, 0.4 Kent-mad, Ctroberivell, emit in alb'lnanemoffice -flay Tsylor, Great donnidb, 1540,432 A J. S. Welch, St. Jameo's , trect, Wads minder, printseller. LhattllMPATks to ha granted, naked muss be shown to tho oontrary, cm the er y of mortise. May IT. 6 tharaerton, Woburn Sands. litykinglarnahire, Ina keeper -May 17. A. Knightly, Pood.dreet, Vindeirv, *awake -May IL J. M. LAMM liald*, gasec draper-May 12. W. *haw and S. sa ss *, mdd.eararth, Visadill*, timber merchants-May 10. P. Van den Pad,. Miterds. Kent, adolabidger. PAKTNY.II.6IIII,4 DIS6OLVELL -W. Walter azd C. Malley, Iticianer.strees, Bishorseate City, bewlmookers -A. Casely and W. Moder**, Well-row Isliagton, carpenters -W. Cook Mail M. en-k Pint*, I•lentereetehirt, fanner. -A. Ends and W. Hurry, Moroni, 4.41241. pmermakers - W. Pried and V. reignites, C.erelarals *rev, to roil itare, Mahar/to makers -J. L. awl 0. Nom% Moderns*, Coy, gen -cal erchants -IL K e nned y 114.1 U. C. bruce,l anton-W. King and E. J. Bolton, Pulliam. own chandlers - J. Lane nod I ) P. Lane, North Wralall, Wiltahlre, millers-IL and J. Ilandsley, Mos/wry, Lancashire, cotton sheet ma ou'setarers -V. Me/Clet. W. PT.110.1.. and 0. E. seynoicur, Royal Ea ch .nge.bodkbasp, at;, Wok broktra-J. Mush and J. Andreae., hinirbridges rieremirrs. mixer • -J. Perry sail F. Berns, i:rtley, ht..r.re.lum, ironmongers-.C. Proctor and G. Belwell, Y••rkshire, magus** cleats-3. A. Raphael, T. A. Itaph.e!, J. Mer e osif, I. M. roma, IL J. Calmennessi, owl Y. 11.Seafnpolo, boulon, )I*.cliencr, tongued/ample orol Tuna. Turkey, genera mer chant* -P. yowl rid and W. H. Kirkakly,Callsm.street, tYty, whole. este ica dealers-W. haeleina mod W. (*or. Manchester. trorPsu2n6 somohlseton rs-J. ittleltaff. C. 1110208, mod M. Torolitol, Poolale and 1 Pospinion, 1 qadiaMonalum, sad Glaseow, calico printers I. Sons & Its and J. Mairelitrayd. Ilowdek, lAncatehiro, ravnularturing clits moos • Jab, Tip* sad Martha Brook* AlhanY-etrevt, linendespem 11. V. L inert mad W. Collings*, Piss iwr, Onenwsll, printers deg !atm SEPHE(IKATIONS. Jon.. Ilsaanwisius and Canaan 0111•11.011 AN Andrei sad Whollst, , canusears, April 30 awl May 11, at Wel)* Exchxnec 000, to ...ono. Jon *nos Twin**. faaren., spirit dealer, April JO aaJ 114 11, at tlr 6.. r• Arms Ina, 1.15.505. W 1... Joan' Moans, and JON. Pilinhurgto, iservhasts, Maya sad 21, at Ow Itlyal Exchange Coffeehouse Itiliabureto. MA RKETS. SUGAR.—TIee overage prier of Sure, the produce of the Ocala pormuleme b Arrefea, mewled 110,0 the n turru made les t meek waft the AM April. 1131, r VA. 31d. per ewe. MAW, I M predated*. WiewWw.. Is lex SP. huger, the palace ul the ►.oe brae% tee. os. Tr map prim of the three keeg Am &- ornerier, jai tiy, r Sze. BRISTOL, ATRIL ilt.—The market has been clowd for several days I .11 mutt of the Easter holiday.. hut lupine.* was re. sumeil her on Wednesday. The demand still continues ithout life. and price. at present show no signs ofimproves tin nt. The sub* in the two lay--including some da maged Manillas, Permuns, and Ilavannahs—are quite un. importint, and the dealer. do not seem yet disposed to get into stork. In refiners' produce there ha. lien rather won- business d•oing, but prices hare nut improved. In rum the *ales at unimportant. corrom.—Livrtirm)L, Aron. 25.—The salcs to-day arc .1,000 two, of which 1,0110 are for caport and specula tion. The coraniittin of brokers quote fair cotton to-slay, 601041. 4 ;01. ; 140141 c, flit,: Orleans, 7.14. 11 st not, Arai'. 23 .The cotton market is curt dull. The ails iccs from Liverpoollrinnouncisic • Lill in m.ark . ct after re c.-ipt of the sews from America, critircly p•ralysod busincas. I,h, o p t o 2 o ' c l,wk, 271 halcs. at iiiinon•l prices. Arrived at Havre, April 21, the DASATIA from Ncw York with 779 Kilt, of cotton. - 110,411tRY, Ite.-I.rter%trn. April 25.—We hare again to notice the receipt ..r mon, ,hip i ling order, and an im provement in the uem Ind for the home iipring trade this meek. Yarn% have tern moving off reedy. The Wool market %teatly ; and there appear% to be a getter:a con fintninre of the confident• tin. , noticed in our lust ►% to It. maintenance of prim• in both departments. CtlltN.--entt.werosti, April '25. —There was s 01004 Nappy a Wlioni mart.% I,sday, but the dull mominta imia Larks ahemeg lammera. atheist Wheat was Heiman at la to U., deans; WM to SW., red; VW to 44a. white. barley, bat Mile airship, sad sumissi ..aty .wed HS peke. be ma name, and rather Mame. ( . ..V 'WIRT. April 2.l.—We had • small market tuiday, awl hut httle 'skew dom. battier higher prices ma.e asked kr Wheat, but makes wars imMlitlar to /he my &lease* an bit week's ir des. Malian Dann was bought Nat Is per quarter more money. Ike maw may he NMI of Oats, which Were me rearm. 011 Weak kW to 12a. Id.; airef,l•L lid. to 111.44. White Pea., Ils. to Ils. 1 1 .11 T EL April 2.i.—We hare had • small market today ; Wheat nil pretty freely at but ,set's prises. Harley sad Oat may be noted ad. per qr. JOArtf. Wheat, white. 403 a. to 43.; read, Whi. to 4e.: Dailey, 14s. W 244. Oat*, lls. to 20.. per qr. I.lsi osq, Arril '2s.—Very little Wheat offering at our market today: the Ueda dull at IL decline. Seareely anythiag doing in any miser article. Wheat, red, atL to 39,.; white, 33. to 43.. Kerley. kW. to 21s. OWN IA to 19s. Beam, 23a. M 29a. I.ls siirooL, April 2... .The corn trade this morainic was dull generally. buyers of Wheat bad the tared pnee in their Mean, teed fuse pave way folly ad. per WOW and men or. all ee:osidsra3 and douhtful quality. Bullet Cora as declined 6d. to le. per quarter, mob a small demand. Trim* Waling flat being scarce, then mai , as &sage in 1 re., bat Oatmeal waa a talks wow to punka's. 'Lab, air ear moron and full prim were obtairwg. Bram and lesr stead se gooiest ea Tuesday lad. Arrivals acid exports one Liverpool and Musters from the read to the 21th April Isolusere slot. 4.111 qrs.; barley, :91; Malt, 393; glato, 1,715; rem, 710; Indian C. .1,141; petard, 3 mss; Mar, 1,3 3 1 rucks and r, Mb. Pap ills to Ireland Wheat. 20 qrs. ; Peas. 10; %wham Cora, 1,907; loans Corn Year, S:I !iamb; Mar, SW. lit so... Toss, April 21.-9 - ere dull to-day for all grain. A peal mittply of Wheat, moat of visit Is It poor c edition. Prime mrs sou ae b. fore; others • Made lower. foot Cons as LW quolea. tiorre fox, April 2.i.—There was unly • moderate eapply of *kat from the growers, for maid' higher prices were ge nerally asked than miller. were disposed a glee. Honey an small squint'. hay, the Wound for mewl haring newly email. and the malt ing mama drawing to • clad, the amused is net great. Last wive' pi...+ were firmly supported. lliats mail Mar in rather better 11, mind, whilehout ion in price. Wheat, red, W. by. to 101. ter load; lot to o th Itarley, SW. to 14a; malting, to tw. beano, 26a 3 per qr. oats. Mack and white, feed, las to tss. ; hoary, the. to 21a. flour, late to 30a per each. WAIL rri Li,. April 2.5.—A change of wind ha. brought an the **sting mem& to bead, mid debug the meek there has been • fur amoral at torelga Mdps at Om*. The *apply .1 Wheat is tame the atoning, but the pekes of We article me will mastained. wheat Is to be attributed to the Immo of shippers. the quasi ity brought forwacd ia the wrinallaral districts being still very moderate. we quote no ta aerial &tens ion from the rater at last week. li.r'sy is freareeomid say hue quality lent Sly takes of by itslueers at fall mass. Oats raid Melia" steady. Besse withoitt verbatim: Its. pets during the meek Wheat. 15,574 qrs.: Maly, 2.1:1; Ow. 131; Wow, ; Per, 17 ; Mapterad, WO; UOINed, IVO *belling, 13; Malt. 100 toads. FAIRS. • ••••—• littlllPTols, April 21.—There wao a large show of cattle of at. deuniptioaa, arid, on me turn of the wittingm of the win ter mid the abund tom of fald r, the st.tiortty of them were in good Good ph queen, and other kinds of rattle forward ha condition and ruitab.e kr /raring, met with a With demand at pars 'aryl's freer t:.. to V. adwyl, whiat thole of mania outfit, were driven away Roane:ly unsold. The ouptily of *beep sta. tok reity good as regar.le number*. but Nit and ou,llty tore Indifferent, ard miring to the MO prates .demanded he the oilers. and the down nard t..Webey of the Mutton trate, my few tote 'banned owner. ap-bred top, fr In lbw to 17a e Kb: eberiola I 10. to 14e. In the Pt detartment the number wag very limited, and very little demand; piker from 14. to 170. melt. Meek morons* won em,ted among lb* More youthtul attendants at the fair by toe arrival : nboat mi Way, of a do,t of 'monk-a se:m which is rot often witon-ae lat Itrampton Wm. Tbry were bought fro' the motlnteMelt6 dietrict: of Carnet ronehtie, and a few wen , bought at ea to toe. ahead, mar tor curio. ode than aa It *TOW of profit. CASLIM.Y., April ltt. —Oar tint annual fair for Sheep for 1 the *caws task p-ace on the Rim, which our again gr.intmi for that slurp we ter the Meporstion. Is cape Onion d •Issnotd prima at • lhaner `a, dialers had Mew Somlf ..it aced Mr lop the prest..s seek • i n victim up large number* of "Worms' m the country, which. b,- nit -; ssed t.• remain upon then patuares, our her 11.1 cst present thst buebsag appearance which was omit hurls antirip.,:e4 MIL h sse ref, the show our deritedly a mod mei - se, bath in mint of it.oni et*, quali:y, and rrices etc •issd as impetus, to front 1.. to :Sr. ad. pe he-ut high for bob thori;na u t hid-Mole th at at the April shou of not Pm. Fora rd. , ' lot of 3e, 324.. net. patd.ar,'.ca •sl.l be the Wpm! JIMIllt re-l.sel. Mums was b Sk; and many Or the Early mirantahter• A , 0 5 7 I 'sisal tribes mete transferred, at an ratty Lair is :he at Truss ism t..• hands Mem masted. Number of Sheep spas the grousit, about Hatt-hreds sold at about Ito. to If. Ifs. Cheviots, from Its. to If. hi. The dew of cattlL prs*Liu. w p.u.th fair, trot pinee ,s 1....& la& nice. dtM hest alsort.'ora Cows ant hedv., lir, lets. Other muerlptw d ado*, eat*. :al. to N. Ballocias, scaording to wish*, and asadltam tar gnaw. Tlifemyear olds. 10/. to IV ; two. year aids, elf. Ire. to /l. Y,; pamMtags. 41. ho to al. The alder rowed flan Ilk 'o IM, saw laat • e peals The soon re sallosrays was goat an smear, ad, getorally spe.tinit. au I In quality. Thum is go J eoultbs and fresh met ready pareincera 'W. tat. to 71 Ss. is erim sorts were warmly Poked at. A few High. "rho. wets ellibirol. SO attracted bide notice. ES Noun, Toa. to Sla per Must, oroxdaag to said, nil tooth:um Daamnis April 24.—Tbe Baster fair kad a goad Isaihmse eeseemers sad large Mew at Mem. gimp were seedily at Lammed 'ekes, sod tat Ream at previews roes. Hogs mega teem Soo to got, ter lemialt Pilaw beef 16 / 1 4 116 s• Ewe sod Legate, Oa. to his. mt. &memoirs", I.r —Oar fret cattle fair for the spring " nes Mid aisle any the ,mina rear of Ito mesh. lishaset,=lese Men aanseasely aratata. sled a large ammo et brims' vas ass. There wan a pal a l asba et dealers from a Mame, who tee& freely marbling at lb* for driving south. 1 , April 23.-116 fair Was well attended by Wow sad efoliffo. There was net se large a ober of Cattle as at aarrawrafiksi fa ir lasi sorb., The Met aring Cows were in menlidgsmetA - end sold at btat prises. Low milrb Cows and barren Catilessid at Mr pram, of Mist enemy exchanged bands. Several Imoattitto and Lambe wen sold. ' , marry, April 23.—At this annual fair the stockshown eres names, estemive es Yet year. but Me quality ot it was mute meek Most better. The game commeseed at an warty hour, sad by It Ass in Me Meeigge the greater part of the iota capered tor sale wasesrodily basollalso at from 11 to 13 percept higher than last year. Hip Mame' a Warder top ad a Cheviot ewe, mid ✓ SOL eta. tied. and quality of Hems were sof a s Wet ime gar MIL gg.tM air llge. kW is rowed numbers. Mr. Wil.onoost SWIM dealer, sold 1,330. no swabs, at smeary or W ien steit im s e l ly ihesp ofsay kind was very few. Mr. Brunet of ladle, wines V. met for 40 Leenter begs. Millimat Itarear pertlaulars, It may be said that It was one the beak seising hire mar Mild in !anent% or any Mier district. reress. able to Nps( Oa shames of Welt exposed for 'ale as erempered with femme mges. my PM it is owe* to a large breadth et Minim yet on band in Ilerbutd, sad that stock bare ben kept beet toe them. April 24.—This fair has always been held to be me of thelargmt tattle fairs in the north of England, and Whitten . easy bare been said i.batit the eta:Maim expoecal for sale le tone-r ream] there was, on the present nee aeon, at least onestitird more than inlay former rear. The great for i ease won in the quantity of omen, stock ebnwn. boring all yeetaday thertig e inie tale great nueibers,and the g, Id. for miles round Peneith were covered with the Mock. Early Ore marring, norwithotanding the great lain of stock last night, ' hundreds mote were men making their way to the lair-hill, and by sire o'clock th • large plot of ground was literally emend with stock, butsioess people, ;and treitors, wha had been attracted thither by the Menem of the d.y, with a smattering of tests fir the meirestedatinn of the thronged hundred. o, lt may be as well to state that a large quant,ty of the better sort . a etch erthrnited hands the right pre eethng the We. Mr. John Young. of Imminithby, cattle decoer, cold uperarda elite at remunerating prams.) The Geol.< fair, take it all in all, was a good one. Grating Cows and Heiler% fresh In emilition, met with ready rale at prices which the present wate of fat dim not "Patent. Mr. Ashton, of Down ban:L.2QU, Derbyshire, bought twenty Galloway Cows at W. 9s. each. Grazing Dunmire were rornewhat dotter ofs CS:Tial cows and Milers sear to wort sod well. Fair shoot-borne 'prices ranged from let to In. rat cattle: The erica of fat cattle has verb d the MM. There wm, atm all, considerable demand, and best Miter Beef was wild at about 21a. to 22.. Is r stone. Mr. Hewer, of Smiths moored for Me two enrannomaized bollocks, 3 years old. lame two beautiful animate were admired by everybody, and they certainly were the beet ever gown at renrith tale; they sold (or ref. Buis: upwards of 711 butt. of the short-horned breed, were Mown, among which were poem floe animals. CATTLE, Bce —C AlaLlo Lr, A pril 21.—Beasts : The supply wes eau...llolply halted, owing to the fur held on Turstay. %ert little buries. dom. Pokes unchanged him thoae quoted but week. Sheep elm limited ia supply and a trifling bueinero affected. C &es: Thu dtvcription of atom arm in better aup;dy than for agile week. pee A ennidderatate buelneas d ene at rates bit little dtfteriart from Int week's quotations. Prieto: 44. 3d.. to M. lad per stone. Sheep, 4jd. to ',ld. Calm, 51.4 to S id. per lb., sinking offal. Beti•tet, April 22.—We had a good show of Cattle and Sharp. Vat sack bad a bed este, and prices lower than wont, Del Wag 44 per strew, and /tattoo from tu. to 4d. per lb. below lest IlertaialsCa prices. The Met for lean stock were the game en teat market. beef, le 6d. to 3s. 3d. pr some; Walton, 43d. to Sid. per P.. Ex Erns, April 24.—The number of Beasts driven in was sit Mote, sad the burial= done teat very en eaMee. Fat anus sole a rat week's priors 7.. 6d. per room. Cows mid Calves, holm 71.7 e. 1.111.; bertenere, 4s. ed. to W. per amore; amen and Omagh oxen, SIM per p iir, with &alight varieties of prim In some tame Butchers' Ortvem 3.1 d, to 4J. per I. Weth r Ahem, 3.4.; ewes, 3d. Lamb% 71. *ore liog+. ; ro ad lm atm. each ; couti.ea, 3)e. to 40s. The supply ef Park tirceee. IV.O larger titan that of last week, but prices were maw lower, rasping In to. to /a per ewe. Yoke FORTNUM, MARKET, April 21.—The supply of fat Ileum M tbt.. tiara market has beers about en .sera , ,,oath at.llll demand, having • large number onaold. Very worms prune led Itrie-elaro &yr only *chino a! Se., and in!ertor la. Gel. per a:one. We had • eV, nicalerate soppy t bran Cattle, and few louver., the Ami nes dam^ in them being at very tow prier. laded. Very few huh Cattle were in the market. Calving Cow, were in good demand for the Derby-hire, Ltiesterthite, and StaffardstUre cheese thane., and sold at unmoved totem. la the Sheep market we had a very large mappy, e loped and in wont; trade was vary heavy, a large numb. r being unsold. Mutton, Nipped, 4d. to 414.; la wool, 35d. to barely ad. pt lb. Graeae lbw acre in fair deereL GLasoow, April 25.—The suppl of Cattle, M. at our mullet ya.ttraty was se follows hentla. N. Ogles le the large start of Ca Um ° •=l w all e Ito dog =artist, safes were very slowly deeligholit M highlea. Dent en Diet 45e; ear/eft tree 4Y, Mem Ware 61111 aft to NW per emu, sialdou Ile ollgt it tho dim the wilt •kw hosed oat ustoiJ'L Fmk gal New • befit domed; toe' eat arm' tea M eet ; Oil inkrier, hem 41. rap. par the offal; at the of the mental • good elemohlo wet eihrlat. Lento told at from Ha. to 24e. per bud, .*sue ellig to quality. THE EXPRESS; SATURDAY I;*ENING, APRIL 28, - -Hit; PUBLIC SALES. APRIL 25.—8 y Messrs. IIotiOART, NORTON, and TrusT, at the Mart—Leasehold house, Barnsbury-row, Isling ton, let for 2/1. per annum, held for 66 years, at 41.-.-I.old for 2i51. Three small houses, Regent's Cottages, Islington, let for W. per annum, held fur 3tl years, at 121. 106.-36 W. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. !nem ehrOwrovuttlesik the "Wept.. I iupettep .61 • lAeete um". SEABOXIIII MAILS. siostilis that the ibaile we seat tram the ORWIIa rOO4OlllO IP! di , Right - and r We the ant atm —Asetselelhi liter wben made ap In General Pad. Ogles Lerida Yvan what rart amories(blaritracket Pi' imerlos(byl.utal 34 an gist) il larrisa(byl Ltirtatespial Wm (West Coed) N Mosrdria• N NNIONNI l. Illmil M 1 Nemo I r krai ..... l2 Nlay Aril 29 I Alay 14th of the mouth I I oth9ooth of soca. :.•317 9th of Übe swath I 9th OilimisAvis ChasTiNlN Nisei Geed Sege. N Olootrilmob • •I Omni *swift ii 1 Chirrel Ilse 7! Ink et the mai ot u. ..a witruive•tora talklnketwisoth 17th at dig viestll CM 31 hors Il & 31 evese. K I t. 4 7_ _ Seri . ...... ... taint ...... tads Me Ilvatkaai Ma (via lareillta) iltiir — fesiv - tisi or .0 NEI Itfgat• ..... 1 0.... 71l1711127thottirs residay & Misr Wed.w. R MM. 17th of the mall bast daily lab 01 the ism& 7,%&210k0l nova leth of the •iu I ttberleth olmosth tot et the meth ..... Penk Welk WIZ Rot Miss I asswt Ha mra. Isl Nara) It • Tr. mu. to *tar Pooloi via NY. imelbesptoe. lesemetee., DNS Dow I Yro@n- are sow doe .. 7i The nest IS* Is commoner 071 ice,: __. ~t !Dow Mrs des. May 6 Illy 22 May May 2 My LI !April 211 May 'Nay 'May 0 May 2 ,May .May 20 1tb,17th.1116.1711 keetbetthe mostAl Dent I Illtethlithelsks Deteee ..... I Stblethilthalmos Dew Itlatthrthet mos 17th et the moth Stblethllthet Meet 17th et the =oath Seolhenitta te4 et the lamb iswermeNs. May S thee embed to) lee leaveyed by ; sail host Cs:Minds tie tits United Statist dr by every Americas pellet. sails wdl be made up on the morning of the the 27th happening on a Sunday. ♦VIVID. Arnim-at Gramma. April 23, hoes ALICIASDIII7.I-0( Porasouth, Ap nl 24, from Boma ALUANCI Dial, Apri l 14, from. Cammeerra -et Comm. April 24, douthempten, April C•utows.--et Ors...awl, April 23, C4lni PARR- Oravesewl, April 23, hoes Csynamas -at tics maid, April 23, from reams-a Portemorith, April 41, from Race-at tlaeer.lswi4 April 23, from ....... Lures-of MMot. Molt 23 antanaa--ei CimeMieem, Apra 13, from ....... 113 mm-a Gomm April 23, Irmo Hamcema-et Liverpool, April 25, trim Jams Oaralli Liampeol, April 15. Baia lama -at Limped, April 22, from. Jr.. -at Liverpool, Apri! 23, from lures TVIICAII-4 Liverpool, April 13. from.. Kum K•TNIIIIA -at (11:1,t141241. April 23, tit= Loco's Cirmitorra -off Lower oft, Aril 24, Iran Yawn. Evan-off Portemooth, Aril 24, haft X M Gravesiod, April 13, from Mrasii-m Bristol, 'April 23. from Ildrars-M Ormostal, April 13, from Issimirrem-at Gravesend, April 23, fr0m....... ....._ Itorrema -at Pertenouth, Aprll24, from . %a C. VOIMB -of Deal, April 24, from S.L , ATOIM-011 MM. April 24, from Surenuertus -at Plymouth, April 14, fr0m..... .... BAILED. Oporto Tarrous ()ado ._- e:►r. .... Norway Callao Mauntim ~ Porta Rico . largo . ittaltatta• .... We Taft _..~ - P;eis; N•Phe Rao Jaraizo Anus% Tawas-from Falmouth, April 23, to London At rare-from Queenstown, April 23, to Al.lrl -from Orawevend. April 23, to B. Arm. Annum-from Grave end, April 33, to Berbice BOKOITA -from Liverpool, April 23, to.--.. ............ • Lisheo Cams-from Goiresend, April 33. to —.............. DallifTlita DIIVOMPJOIT—from Plymouth, April se. 13.. .......... Sow Tut* Et..lrefla -from Bristol, April 33, to -.......... —. Amp Fork Bra.,-from Gravesend, April 23. to - Trinidad Po • ...1111.--truaz Gravellend, April 2S, to Valparaiso V ernta nivromir - from Gravesend. April 23, to ...- 11imamel Fm..-ham Liverpool. April 25. to_ .- eras. mass -from Liverpool, April 23, to ... .. LM= Hi.... iv-from Queenstown, April 23. Itt ........... ....... Lambe Jury Lim, -from Falmouth. April 23, t 0....... -..4m133 ' lin • Rem Lirerpxd, April 25, to ...... ....... ..... .. ....WW11 10w...a CATIIIIIIINA -from Limllso ol , API 25 . to MO" li moony -Irma Liverpool, April 25, to ..._ IMto ' LAUT Yi ova-front Portsmouth. April 21, to Vein Lour linws.u.-fromdricashe. Appil:4, t 0....-....- Mee 14... es -from Nazism, apill 23, to ..............-Lemies . Bow -*ma Grammy], April 23. to Doris 1 it,..t. -hem. Omens& April 35, to STMWDE No•—frous Linrepool. April 23, to .-.....11ar5i11e. Apr -from Liverpsol, April 25, Pi -....... . = Tialorr-from Limpet, April 23, to Tour -from Liverpool, April 23, to 1 Tar-from Liverpool, April 23, to -.......... ....... .... •Ta trim,"-has Liverpool, April 25, tam lildwait Tar -Wm Sunderiaini, April 23, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. enktotreeni of Loadoo, Axil 12. 60. 11.40.10 e. • 0 20. Mies, tar Wow Baked, April 11.1ae. 44.V.:00.14 41. Jam .100, tom Loedoe 6x Voloarakso, March 6, lat. po 21 W. Lair 1;.• 0 62.67. 1 012fo. tram Txta-oouth f r Tlobart Tomo, Yatk 11.1.11 25 W. 6.a; Ilmism Feb. 19,1at.10 &, bog. 11 W. THE NIECHIAN DRESSING CASE. the molt portable ever Invented, bring only the sire of a pocket-book, containing one pair of MECHI'd ivory-bundled peculiar steel razors, me magic strop, coma sod badger-hair shaving-imoh, price only lks.; the same • ith hair-brush and nap-dish, kin To military men, and so a steam-bit or :ravelling compution, this invention is an inns losable acguirattos. An Immense variety of other dreardng-cares, both gee ladies and gentlemen, either infancy woods re leather, at all prima he into either the economical or luxurious. An extensive stock of g og u ,ap,a v weiting-mees, work-boxes. and bagwelie-ushk., IhEer Amps, table cutlery, superbpapier enichts articles, ha Manufactory, ilanorlenhall-street. four doom fronsConthill, London. OPENING of the 011 EAT EXHIBITION.— ' PERrrIfERY w t ti be (nand in Section 29, in Its `forth-Eaat 0 tiler, under the Trir tent, sad will include winter wig& bou q ucG , pogincuug the r cent t catuml dowen; Flora's Fountttin, for pertuming .ni cooling apartments; Wort/Med mops reotmentlng nomurnectr of London aplentin aultana, painted on ; Ealubt i n tonna& and b uquttr, eowbinir.g dimness with quality; mod hair, to imitate pavan hair ; toilet vinegar to roper , .ate not de a tirg e anttlotter elegant noreitim.—E. Kt grALLL, Perfumers ~ 0 rrard-atreet, Soho, Landon. orEARLY TEE r H.-HOW LANDS' ODONTO, PE RL DENTIFRICE, • white winder, compoun ted of the and moot recherche ingredients of the °ninth! herbal. It eradicate. tartar from the teeth, removes *pots 01 incipient decay, polka erti, • And pt. area the en inn 1, imparting the met pure and pearl. We tteseei, and altree meetnesa and perfume to the breath. Ileum Is by ita means endue' ed froth the game. and a healthy aw,,, d • and ',dma are induced; en that the tfelb of loose) are thee rendered firm in their watts. Its truly 'fluent and fragrant aro. mule propertiee have obtained Ita vertu= by the Queen, the Cou rt and the a10y..1 Eamity of Great Britril, ard the tvovereiges and Nubility throughout Furore. Price 2e. W. per bal.—Caution. The words " Rontacite 0110111.4" are on the Awl seized on each boa.— ' Aoki try 4. iittITLAND and ttONS, 20, ilatfun.prthen. idiata.n; by all abode:a an, pilaf-men. DAMP WALLS.—NEW ELASTIC PAIN r, an effectual remedy Wide or out; will dry in a few hums, and , , A 7 be ,nimriliaielv papered over If desire PATENT MINERAL ZINC PAINT', invaluable Ur de vans beauty, and peel:can, ne, READY FOR Unk.,• sill Nand any climate, and are well calculated for eaportarbm. WA, 5a.; green* and blues. de. Per Fallon. PATE.NT CEMENT, REaLIY FOR CS R on the fronts of bowed; only one-eighth the cod of ell paint ; for beauty preamineni, 110101 the appearance of floe-cut stone. In make of I cwt., 2 cwt., and 3 eat ,at es, 13e., and 21s. each. Clarks returnable. 0. BELL and Co., Steam Mills, 2, Wellington-And, Cassell tr eel. Larks. IPERHANOING3. The chiretwit howl.. in P London.—At S. TI'CKER'S, 234, 1110/I.IIOI,RORN, nearly Opflgeitt Day and Martin's, beautthil ...min papers 2 d. per yard ; oaks. granitcw, and marbles, Id. per y rd; bed om paper, Old. per yard. Estinutea given for decorations and general repairs in Town or country. ?LEASE OBSERVE TILE ADDRESS, 214, lIIGII HOLBORN. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. SATURDAY, APRIL 28, IBM. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nino o'clock yesterday ramming. The station are amass* in ardor of latitude. Nom dna. Covire of I W iad. Maloof Wastitrr. Eigairowx (Drum ) rimisorrm BaNZTUIN TCNflIDaa Fotmcsross (Intl, arias, (SIMI* Breese Swag Bryan Suomi Brom GlsUs Wes', Cabs . _ Partially draft Parti.lly Clearly Overcast Partially Mod, Overcast Overcast ovauttsfly Grady rcoat Overact Oversast °must Partial Mad, Ovariast Partially Coady Partially Coady Partially Coady Malaya, Clear 0.11410•1 0.14,1.4 i;;;7;.: Owels Breese Gentle anew Gentle Breese Omsk mess Beetle Brew Geode firms liras, Breese Siren Imre. Geste Breese Beetle arum Calm . Oo'swans Cainansee Ilmassais _ uus t•*e•_aa N.W. N.N.E. NY dais Biers o.nW Brow THIS DAY, Nowt. Owen •f Wind. Stress* of Wind. Mate of the Weuther. W. &fon s••w. c• v. The returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Thursday morning at o'clock. B.M. Strong Brom 1 & Calm B.W. Gentle BMW BB W. Owl* Drew B.N.E. Gentle limo. W. Gentle Imam Gentle Breese 121. E. Swag Breese X.M. Ovule brew. Showery Putlally Cloudy el." Psetlally Cloudy Pries:Speedy Cloudy PartYlly Cloudy Cloudless Kean ' (lowness LW. N.W. N.E 611. N.W. NA. Caww .... 16romr►a (Dim} Ilta.ustaLa Not.. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. abeeeler4Ced. Regent's-part, Hrs. &Nett, SASSF.TT.—ApriI 30, at of a daughter. KENNLOY.—ApriI 23, at lifaralaston-roatt, &gears-yak, the wife of Copt. H. A. hooted, of a daughter. MA4o*.—April 19, at Wan gelatoe, Surrey, 2ln. J. 5. Halos, of a POO^ PET RE.—April In, at Writtle-park. th• Hon. lire. F. retre, of • son and hoer. POTTS.— Apni 13. at Klngswood Lodge, near Croydon, tht wife of T. 11. Potu, EN., of a son. MARRIAGES. BACKIIOCAE -SANDIJAM.-April 29, at St. Teter's., Pimlic, G. I C. BA Stowe, Esq., of Hon.-place, to Lime Margaret, daughter of J. X. , antllaat, Eag , of flans-place. air - FON-ADCOCK.- April 22, at Kensington Choreit. W. C. Cll9. too, Earl., of tiydoey.place, Osatoo.aguare, to Sophia ilarrktt, only daughter of the late W. Z. Adcock, keg., of Millbrouk.houne, Pherperton, Middlesex. • • •• ^ • ORIVVIN WETHERALL—ApriI 22, at Ealing, Middleuex, Capt. E. J. Griffin. Uepute.Arairtant AdjutantsGen..rrl ut Montreal. to Sophia Louisa, 'mind daughter of Capt. Wetherell, R.N., of Castle. hill I odge. KIULET—BROWTRIGO.—Dee. It, at Trinity Church, Sydney, J. P. K l dier. EN-. Commander of the ship Artentria, of Lead" to Mary Jane Amble, eldest daughter of W. M. Browuriag, Eq. SANK EY-10.1ffittLL.—Veb. 20, at Madras, T. !Sankey, Eag., of Itungpee. Bengal, to Katherine Ann, Wed Weever of the late W Ihahill, hog., of Kilpauk. Madre. BELWTX—SIMONS.—ApriI 22, at St. Peters Port, Guernsey, W. M. Selwyn. of itterliaa, ne,r Bradford, Yorkshire. terd von of the Rev. E. Selwyn, of Geminated Abbottu. flues, to Mary Anne, 'einem daughter of the lie Laeut..Col. Simone, IL P.I.C.d. STANLEY —BALSOUR.—ApriI 22, at Edineugh, E. Stanley, P.p., Capt. 57th moon! eon of the Lite .1. B. Stanley, Erg., of Dub lin. to Jeannette Edmerton, (Laughter of the late W. Be.uur, Seq., E.N , •trenaby. WAY —F./SM./RE—April 22, at AU %date, Pouthampton, E. Way, Earl• , of Montreal, Lower Cannon, to Sarah Gorey, youngau daughter a the late Lieut. W. Vyninore. WORTH—BOOTIL—ApriI 8, at Langley, Rucks, by the We. Arch. deacon Bridge, asauttd by the Nev. :Cash, Capt. Worth. R.N., to Eliaabeth Ann, elutat daughter of the late U. Booth, Esq., of kagaticlUgrien and bombard Manor Huu-e, Langley, Duca.. DEATHS. BADDELET.—ApriI 20, mt Bath-road, Peckham, Jessica Adelaide, youngtet daughter el Liest.-Cot. Beddeley, ILG., ego d t. BAILLIE. April la, at Miaborgb. Margaret, youngth daughter of the late 6. e. halide, of Curlicue, Lanarkshire, egad 40. soomr..—Apt 23 the Mx. T. C. Boone, Vicar of litithworik. liertlord.hire. COOK.OS.—ApriI 19, et Mylsm, Oakwood, Northumberland, Cecilia Janette, daughter 4J. T. Cookson, aged 3 years. GOODM 1/4. —Muck IS, at ilehalea, Demerara, Cept.C. A. 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Mae. 37, Visseciers. street, Catmodiatt-equare. BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH, HAMILTON • PLACE, NEW ROAD, LONDON. is in a I. The vital penseipal is in the blood. I. Everything in the body is derived tram the blood. 3. AU oonetitutions are rsdleally the same. 4. All diseases sties from Impurity of the blood, or, in other words, from sairoonious bars.urs Adged In the body. S. Pain and aware hare the same origin, and may therefore be eonsidered synonymous. 6. Eros the intimate oattnezion subsisting between mind and body, the health of the one most con duce to the serenity of the other. TONES'S old-eatablinhed COFFEE and CHOP cr HOUSE, 31, Oraftenastreet East. nesr the London University, and corner of tiumegatreet, within live minutes' walk of Eioiton quire station, end only 15 minutes' from King's-cross terminus of the Gloat Northern Railway; U. JONES proonetor. IL J. b go to Inform Ms friends end 'Lenora to the Exhibition, that him entiblioh. mint wool combine both comfort and economy. Prime Cigars always on band. VLOOR CLOTHS.- Boot quality. warranted . Bit per equare yord. Per,i...n an 1 Turkey pattern b. 9d. do. do. CONI2IOII lion' Mtn b. ad. do. do. INDIA MAITINO: COCOA FIBRE Mate mai Matting. Japanned Moldier &Teens :aom 32n. Nonnbeturer. AM. New Oalor.aotrect. THE PRINCIPLES OF TILE HYGEIAN OR MOItIS()NIAN Are contained in the following propositions 7. Proper purgation by vegetables Is the only ifreetual mode of eradicating dimes*. S. The annoyer, of a VEGETABLY. COMPOUND. capable of being Aligned, and nsislng with th 3 blood, on Ili to impart to it the energy requisite foe ridding the body of all impurities, was a desi deratum. 9. This discovery mot node by .T.‘MES MORISON, the Oman, in the composition of the VEGF.- TABLE UNIVESAAL MEDICINE of the Britlah College of health, Ilsmilton-place, New-road, London. FALLACYoriheORGANICTHEORYofDOCTORS. 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' • • ~--.., - T./ P ''' . .i.'----._ ~ • • ' 9 . . . . , , • , t•—•.. --."-''r-^. _ t *- _ " - • _ • • f , _- ~ ....„. -,...... .....„ •,• :_ ....„ ••• ~:it .• _ ...., •• ( ___„,_, • ~,. ... ...... • • -..... -_,„ ._., _ ......,.. __ TREE under the HYG E lAN Or MORI SONIAN SY ST EM.lxing drained or all M PU RITI ES is in a FLOURISHING STATE!!! NOTICE. —PATENT GLASS SILVERING. — Now Ready. and may be had Vree, from MELLISH, 14a, Regenhalreet ; /Mar. Edinburgh; Livingstone. Liverpool. no, new Illustrated eirrialare, ALM descriptive ol this beautilul art manufacture. a. by H ALBERT .t the WAAL YORK Etrurr, and - highly eulogised by the 'times and the whole pablie pram Art:ii• executed by this unique proem comprise every variety of Ornamental Glass. and are peculLarly suitable, from the novelty and eplendour of material, and singular elegance ut design, foe PRENENTA of every description. Loudon visitors are Eartieulaxly aolicated to inspect the Show Kowa of S. If ELLIBII, CLARK'S LAMPS GIVE THE LIGHT. CLARK'S PATENT LAMPS are made to give satisfaction. They am the moot simple, the most mencialeal. and the best of all lamps. Th ey burn oil or candies, sad Mt made kw every nw. Every light ma here be veto, Irmo the starlight night light to the Million gem, which is the realest light in the world. Everyone should pur chase Clark's lamps, and buy DOW other. All who require red lamp. will be sore to eall at the evtablishment of the Metestmlitan Light Company, 441, Strand. rare write down the address. The Gm. pmaygive this mutton to prevent lamps being told which are Miaowed upm tbe public as Clark's Patent Lamps, Re. t e a FENDERS, STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS.— Nrira r lrA c l l e . aruN% SHOW/. ROUM g et, "ll 4 d ' e t ' irL FO STREET (earner of Newsean-stra . 2 l6 and he. I, NEWMAN.STREET. They are the largest in the sod contain mach an meet of FENDERS, STOVES, RAN ES, F16E4E0518, and Gia RAL IRONMONGERY as cannot be approached elsewhere, either for variety, sovelty, beauty of design, or exqiusiteneas of work. enanship, while the prices are on that low scale foe which his ems. olishment has been so celebrated for mare than a quarter of a century. b to r r t liT n d e tt .wi :ith olu ant brooaed ornament. and l w tw o o sets ° o f f are, ft 1 1 4 0:. t0.C1112 , ; bronzed fenders complets,eith standards, from le. to SS; steel fenders, from S 2 15s. to £6; ditto, with rich ormolu ores. Lents, from it 154. to LI 7..; Anwirons, fromthe eet to Et N.l sylvemer and all other patent stoma with radiate= hearth plates. DISH COVERS and 110 T WATER DISHES In every material, tn great rarity, and of the newest and moat rwherchf patterns. Tin Dish Camera Ge. the set of AI; block Tin .Is. Sd. to 255. the set of via; elegant mooern patterns, 3 , P. to 52i. • the set; Bramante Metal, with or without silier 'dated bandlos, Gas to 102 s. the set; Sheffield plated, Eta to LIG lea, the set; block Tin Not Water with weals for gravy, I Is. to 255.; Britannia Metal, ' 324. to 61s. ; Sheffield plated, lull size, AM 10s. petalled Catalogues, with engravings of every Ironmongery article, sent (per peat) free. WILLIAM S. BERTON'S stook of GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY is literally the largest in the world, and so to Lin guae can be employed to pre a L'Or feet idea of Ito variety and extent, purchasers are invited to call and inspect It. The money returned fee every article uot approved of.-3a, OXFORO-SiTitkET (career of Newmann vet), and No. I, NEWMAN-STIIE.ET, London.—beta. bibbed In Wellestrect. 1930. • _ ••• OW. ' 4 llll -4" 1101 , 1 1111\ , .„ 111/ jig ........... THOMAS PEARCE and SON, kh. LUDGATE-HILL. LONDON. THOMAS LUSTRE% CUT TABLE GLASIL Dinner, Deem% Tea, and Breakhut Serra"; Clock% tins-elms Bronze% Alabaster, Ornamental China and Bohemian Llaa% Lampe, Can- ' drab's, Candlestick% Plated Artie's, Ike. A large and varied rock of the newer and most recherche patterns at extremely ardente primer to which the attention of parties Ihrniehing I. t ceps:daily mounted. Export seders to any ester eneeottd with despatch. Everything marked in plain Agars. 13R()FES,SOR RH( WNE'b CHIN CONIF()ICIE)t aurpasaes every thing yet prolate for a comfiertable .hare. It Rao, rich, and eniollitat cream lather given the chin a luxuriant eolnerc, aoftena the heard in a 111111,ViAil.ffmanner, and makes shaving • Insley. Sold in ware cakes, 6,1. each, and to he had of all oda- Rouen., ehymicto, and ponliimnra in the Crated Kingdom, and of the proprieter, ERMA/EItICK ItitOWNE, 47, Venehunli-ntrect. THE PEOPLE'S HEALTH.—This to, acd moot deservedly, one of the great questions of the diy. Scientific men are laudably devoting themselves to the stir ly of mean. by sch eh health and longevity may be promoted, ant demurs and epidemics warded off; but sanitary improveintets will be aSTRIWIRVAii. uotese every individual rewards carefully the condition of his own bodily etrueture. All diseases proceed from o corrupt sieve of the blood, and the accumulation of vitiated humours, and unless these o'sdeuetions be renamed, and the blood be purified. health cannot tomibly be enjoyed. Now, this Is precisely the office of the VEtiEfittlLE REAIIMATIVE PILLS, prepaid by Ji MN KA%h. Ere., of Melton-hall, neat Huddersfield, slid st. John's-woostpark, loodon. They go at once to the foot of disease, and spirally effect the most "Vaaishine cures. Mounts and bowel complaints, ireligestion, headache, fahouseese, 11-e owe of the lunge and liver, ace., Ac, yield of once to the Influence of thee PilM, as thou-ands in the United Eked. m can testify. Jeweph Murray, Grundy-street, Poplar New Town, oar . "I suffered for germsl years by • were bibelot disorder, boded with loos of appetite end greet depression of .pint., even to such • degree that I was unable to attend to any kind of budoese In this 1•44. I was recommended to try your pills. and have been truly sotontobmi .0 their mincer no effects; for by thcir use I was in a ehnst time Teetotal to such • state of health and drench as I had not enjoyed fur many years, and now. thauk• to your pals, toy) health is completely re-established." Ellen Ezele-tosie, Feling-oriilee, near Bishop Auckland, wee afitiebsl with disease of the bowels foe two years. By taking awe tam of Kan's WorrolelPs Phis she woo restored to perfect health. Ito. W., of Koehn., Wallomfdrd, writing to Mr. C. J. Venimore, says: . 1 believe Kitye's INN savisl my life last sommar, when I was sitscaid by English eholcni." one that Uri pll. have Mr. Keyes cost-ofiarma. and a Lic.simbe of his signature petaled an the direetiune wrapped mood each box, m without that moue M-. CURES by DU BARRY'S REVALENTA ARA HICA FOOD.— Fifty Tear: Indigestion, Coostipation, Ner. eminen t Kahane. Omsk Flatulency, Apeman, Widows, at the Stonacts„ and Vomiting, ties indrecrituble agony of whicti hol oduce4 Nee batch &decree *hat I was unable to none without crotchem, lumr• beau entlrety removed by DU 'MARRY'S excellent Pt lOU —Maria Jolly Worthen, Lug, near Disa. s guallar testiimembi of cure. from the Right Don. tho Lord *mart de Danes, the Veteran . , nrcluleawn Aiesander Stuart. of New: bloior-Geocrul Thomas King, ; William Hun., twq. , barnmter-'4 law, King% Cotner, Cambridge, • cue,. of 60 years' pant'yna: and 30,000 other cures of liver, Lithium, nervous, and stomachic complaints, gout, rheumatism, Mamma" palpitation, &a. Sold In canisters with lull tostrucnata, wrigbing Ilb., at 2a. Vd. ; 21b., at 4s. 6d.; ith., at Ilm.; 121 b., at ; ewerrelined quality, relined quality, 101 b., at 3.1..; 511 m., at 22a. The 11th. and 12th. cans. lera are bvinirdmd free of catnap on rnmipt of a pomPriflne 4.1.. r, hr DU BARRY and Co., 107, Nee liondmnzect. and 6, King *treat, City, Load= . also at 109 ant 451, strand; 4, Cheapidc; bO, Otseeentiraboatreed: 41, eiallotaaerate _ . .1.0116 • -•• • - • i 110 f...7! '• 4° ' 4 • • ' "... COLES'S ALGA MARISA, a concentrated essence of the ocasweel, as used and recommended by mart of the faculty. is now rapidly superseding all other external rtm. dies 12 cases of weakness, islalaton, eintraetims of ths limbs and j tints, whether of delicate children in mature age. In pardyss. iniffnese or risidtty of Ow muscles or tganamts, detdmities of tee moor% chest or limbs, diseases of the glands, swetmg., tomoirs, bsouctioerle. en largements, and old cleutriaes, scrufoloaa disease., ant tits manor. ravions td rickety or b.id'y•no,red chitiren. Also, in rment or old strains, how, or bruises, and in all tbst extensive ciao of diseases for which the ef.3•lllde in mataa recommended. TIII VALI:V. - LK REMEDY Molds speedy nlicf and a rtlda cure in al rare, of sane or chew le theamatiwo, rheumatic goat. roundel., and sh otur pal: sits the limb* and joints. The Id-owing case Is puhishe 1 by nernwaton and without owns mod, a. the test mid/sec of the rapidity and certainty with which relkt fr m thew. , dis,e•sine ma . .adies eau be obtained • by the use of COLES'S ALGA )11 tRISA, 'fallowing from Mr. WTiam Piper, publiMrr ard boiikseller, 21, Paternoster-row, London; " Having been for six months cult tio t t severely from rheumatism, I for which Tarim. kinds of trunpimes ants liniments had been em. IMMed wAilinnt ben hl, I ininiee I, tbrousli reading a pamphlet upon the medical virtu.% of Coifs', Alsa Marna, to try It in me own eAve ; and, in pieties to that serailent remedy, I have mtieh plriseire ' in tvateying That , aft, .dog it for only a tee, team., all pain lett me, and a centime d app:Mdion nf it entirely reetond me to health. (sisard) WILLIAM PliMilt." The putgle are invited so read a pamphlet upai the no dice; virtues and mind •.I wing Coin's Apra arias, and e.ntaining norm roux ' ease s and high testimonials In proof iv na smut restorative Pnwer'S which may be o. twined gratis of Mr. TI OMAs KEAIING, Phat Ma ceutical Cieinist, 79, St. Paul's Chur.h-yard, Lnakat, sole as.-ni for Printed and pubbikedi by WILLIAM Kioo Bairn, of N 0... n , Lombards the sale of Colo.'', Alga Marina, In battle*, 2k 9,1., Is. Gd., and lie. : street, in the m Lowing. Pricier, At tn, ()thee, in Lento , a • itch; It may Mao be obtained of ail reapeetab:e roedlclne venders I street, is tee melon of Whitefdats,-9ArobbAy, nPIUL 2i, 1621. street, Mansiombouee. Est-litened 1820. N.B.— None are pentane except mann.' with his name mot address. J B. teaches gratis st ew method of tapping casks, warranted to delight all who ale it, mid sum lies wholesale end retail his NEW INV V.NTED TAP W MITERS to supersede the bungling Method of using taper t. at 6d. and Is. per packet. 'the trade supplied. t . • ..... THEORY A NEW MEDICINE.. FRANKS'S SPi&IVIC:;IIaILE.—A Fors of medicie.e at once safe, sure, speedy, and pleasant to those who object to fluid medicines, and suite I to the convenience of persons tea. veldur, visiting, or erasure,' in business; especially applicable to morbid werstions, SS, oninmonly cited discharge.. Prepared only by GEORGE FtIANK.4, Surgeon, at hi. Laboratory, 90, 111.utifriara-rewl, where tiny may be had, and of all medicine ven drs, in boom at 2..9d and 4s. 641. curb or sent free by post at >k and 5.. each. O f whom, add°, may be had, in bottles, at 2s. fld., es. I and i in each, FRANKS'S ANEMIC SOLUTION. IMt. S. P. TOWNSENDS'S Establubcd -. &lab'lased In A , ..-gp ~ la Great DraLata - - .---r s' Amorlea 1 1 119. I Ma. , BrP UNITED STATES SARSAPARILLA. This celebrated American tredione has now been established for nearly two years in this country, at 355, STRAND, LON IN)N. ladle the tildiegt preparation known by the name of TOWNARND'S , SARSAPARILLA in Europe end America. The great advantage which this preparation has over all other. of a like character is that it,. male trine the root in a new and freak state, while all the virtues , remain, sad Is also made by cold alcoholic procese, which secures the medicinal qualities in their purest and most effective form ; thee auperreding all the general but 'nattiest methods which are doped by the one of heat. There is no a:tract in the world powering se much virtue to heal disease, and so invigorating to the weak and debilitated system, thus sweeping out of the body all dimes,. Every man who kin rsr.l It once will ever after be its friend cud advoeste. D VID general .gent, 355, Strand (nest done to the Roy.l Lyceum Theatre). Pinta 64. quart., Halt-dozen quarts Scot free, by eroding rini.offlce order. CURES I'OR TILE UNCURED ! T • swo ,fcv„,. # (Xi HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. CURE OF A DESPERATE CASK OP Y BART' sTANbINO. OP SIX ..... Ilrei or Nominee, lug. fine of the mast eminent surgeons in Lima (the capital of Peru) had • chedrovereil with ringworm fir more than sin years; in tarn ah imted all his art in hi. endeavours to effect a cure. Not succeed ing, he comulted Among hi. brethren the most celebrated medical practitioners of the ci y, but nothing was found to do the child service, when he was percualed by Mr. Joseph I'. Vague, the English chemist end &oink, residing at No. 71, Coke de Palicio, to try llolloway'S Pills unit Ointmen. ' which was d nr, and a ft er using nit large pots of the Ointment, witha porportion of the Pi. 1.., the child was radicully cured to the surprise of the whole medical profemlon. The names of the parent, Irmo mtelven of delicacy, to withheld. Odd by the Proprietor, 241, ntrind, near Temple Bar, Loaded, awl by all respectable Vendors of Patent Medicine throughout the eirilined World, in Pot. and Baum, at Is. lid., 2s. 911., 4.. ad. lig., 224., and 330. ouch. There is •m ry c o nsider a ble saving in taki ng the larger sizes. N.l3.—llirectione for the guidance of Patients are affixed to each or Bon. . • 11.11 VENTED AfiLF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Itel4l:lfigi Ni) VENT-PEW! I 1 .. i i i. • I i . e . , 1/ARL 0 W ' S NEW IN- :1:4 - gip A Prevents al., beer, cider, or other liquors fi A lib— • from bee Whine fiat or add so effectually 11• N r--- .4 that the last pint shah be drawn as good an -7- erl- . A ir - - i., i. Ni"----,--_--- 31 b tj the first; warranted to repay its cost in , 3 f i Ire two c ,iks of ale ; price 4s. 61., or sent Ts r free to any part of Encland (if two a t i 1 uken; at 5.. 3d. each ; ditto chides:4,ls44d for 'het ry,Kc., f 4. Ed, The oboe engraving will explain its T.; 2" action. et hen the louse key is fitted on tke top of the oluge (which has a holeop. 015 I! r 1, posit e the air.tub e II), su ffi c i e nt a ir rushes :••• through it into the cask to muse the liquor to run off freely; when the tap is turned off no more air coo enter. JAMES BARLOW 14 King William. r