The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-20 00:00:00

I w•r EMOIMMIII J CY " p-s-&-p- 11- AP- No. 5,234.] I•IEVITT and MOORES ATJSTRALI AN LINE j_./ of PACKET SWP.—For SYDNEY Direct :to bedespatebed n Use 2. - dh May, last shipping day I3rd May', the British built clipper ship ISLES OF Tit E SOLVE A I 13 years, 891 tons . lying in the East India 11ocka. This tine ship was built in 148 under the inspection of the owners by Mr. James Laing, of Sunderland. espreaily for the Australian trade. She has a full poop. with superior accommodation for cabin passengers, • ill carry an experienced our and. hawing performed the outward voyage to days, offers a preferable opportunity to shippers of flue gooda—for terms of freight or wane apply so my! ry and MOOSE, No. 9, BinneraO•et. and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 11 of PACKET SE IP.—Yor SYDNEY Direct .to sail from the river on the 25th June, calling at Plymouth on the Ist July to •mharit passengers if reoured , , the wall-known frigate-bush ship M URA. A 1 13 years, register 1,037 tons, MALCOLM GREEN, 1 ommander lying in the East India Docks. This fine ship has a NU poop, with most excellent acconaaodatlon for gable pas sengers. Her lween decks being lofty sad airy, she offe.s a desirable opportunity for a few intermediete passengers and will carry an experienced peg/engem —Tor terms of freight or Daycare apply to GELLATLY, HANLEY, acid SEWALL, No. 27, leadenly:ill street ; oe to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, 131111teestreet. DE. ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET filliP. —For ADELAIDE direct (to sail punctually on the 4th June. last shipping day end June'. the tutautitui new clipper ('LAN ALPINE, A 1 460 tons 0.11., 'Jog tons N.N.11. J. M. Sill. Commander ; loading In the London Dock. This smart Bevel, built last year under special survey, will meet with punctual despatch, and from bar Roe model to expected to make a very uttlek run out —For terms cd treirt or passage apply to Messrs OCIOKID and Co., 49, Feneharch•W'eet ; or to DEViTT and MOORE, 9, billiter•dlest. TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE LI of PAC[![ SHIP.—/or PORTLAND RAY Meet (Am the greater portion of her cargo cogged, and will meet with very quick despatelt`, the feet sailing barque IIAYPLOWRR. A 1, Ali toot OM., 202 toot N.N.11. newly eoppered ; Waft In the M. lathartwe Docks Thit smart vessel Is admirably TJA=liir Sr* and tram r Immo odaingripmllllnolw Me opportowara for imam goods now ogarlng.—lor WWI nt beteg or panels apply to Maura avoass and BLOM% Tait India-cambers : or to DEVITT and 1100114 A Dl litoratreel WWII sad mooßrs AUSTRALIAN LINE 1.0 of PACKET SILIP.—Por LAUNCESTON Direct (will have Immediate despatch), the Britieh-built clipper Lynne ASPHO DEL, A I. register 810 tons. JOHN IA YRIL, Commander; London Dods. This vessel b admirably adapted for the Lim oges beds sad is noted for her fast-sailing Qaaßttea She has great agoomasodaties for a few chief cabin pmenpers.—For Willi of freight or manage apply to Mr. T. B. WALKER, 16A, M. Heleoh-pbai er to DEPUT and MOORE, 9, BillitcretreeL WM be followed to the regular trader Drroortaa. GREEN, ROBINSON, and Co., are now load ing the tuuterwieutloned eldpe, which will be promptly derpatched.vll- : - - • ~_ ••-” 'Tom Bedfordshire H. Peirce .. ICoh.i-Ner Weehritoo at tkoel Isp 12. May IL use ID. use 2 F 141171-111 4boulne T All the above-named mesh have ernellent accommodation for chief cabin who win be taken at 'moderate rates.— OBEEDI ZOBIN N, and Co.,* Fenchnrch.street. WOR PORT ADELAIDE Direst, with good 1: deipa the lawy gm. last.=batt sdths e ZUMIATEB, vi tch. a= i. D. WHIN, 413 tons in the 3t Docks. Has enpartor accommodation for a few chief cabin gemengess, who will be taken et forty guineas esch.—Tor height or peseage to 01.11 N, sonneow. and Co, N, lesokard IQaggly 'POE MELBOURNE and GKKLONG, to sail minctnaDy, the favourite ship CALLIANWI, A 1 for 1$ yeas, en taus register, lying In the List India Docks. Thin splendid vessel has very soperior aocommodenou for chief cabin and is commanded by L T. BROWN, who Is well Cs:n ug l e u ri the trade for his courtesy and urbanity, and for the regularity ofage his and as Kra Brown will accompany ma this voy, in presagers have an additionsl reason to proceeding by this opportunity. Yeesisc Me G =o sniper and eywerdn—lor freight ar sige apply ROBIN 119K, and n irsoolim LC. Tti LACK BALL PARBENGIB LINZ of CLEPPILIL PACKITB tor AV TRALIA Ina Load= direct. ifthie7 • • • • 1' City al Syda•y (new clipper) Whirlwind Melbourne Melbourne 1 2,000 2,000 1,500 2,500 2,500 2,500 Queen 18tar . of EN] X India X India L India X India X. India /sae 10 May 16 Jaw 26 May 26 Jaw 16 July 26 rly Reit' This etisieehed Vas of robes have, by their paisetsality sad MU !smash sold & world imam reputation. sad their pas- Mem seemsedethia fa uswasposed by say weasels sikat.—Yor millsams argesidag tritest or to Australia opt, to I BAI sad Ca. LI an Ageoth for the Black Ben Dos: sad T. M. I LCLAY sad Co., 1. Leadenballatreet, laadea. IC. mem NOTICK. LITINZOOL, NI II fORIC,—ANO—iii COMPANY.ILADILPIITA STEAM SW M and Putman an hereby respeoMally informed that fir Company's steamers, hitherto main on Saturday for New York, and calling at Queenstown for on Monday, will in future sail from Liverpool on and will continue • nailing o eve: i i . alternate Tri fallowton a d:7 y from Liverpool, ca aadlling at atown as on the porn, by stassii fee "88 :711ing 20% and 27th May, and 3rd J ass, Six Guineas (dl 4b.) QTRAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Dirsot —The LIVERPOOL. NEW YONY., and PHILA. DILPHIA STIAM.SRIP COMPANY Mead despatching their full-powered Clyde-built Iron Screw Steam-Ships. calling at Queenstown to embark pemmican and despatches. so follows : PROM LIVERPOOL fOR NEW YORK. VDU BURGH, Wednesday, May 20. CITY Ol MANCIFESTIOL Wednesday, May 27. ~.... . —..-- . __ , CM OF LIYARICK, Frld'i, Ma/ 88. And away sacceedlng Wednesday, and army alternate Friday. Cabin puree lb, 11, and 81 'dams scsordln" to t h e moan noclatke. Forward purge 8 'lda's', lacluding all provision' ccoked. Paamengers for Canada,tke Unttad &olds, and BMA Columbia, booked on udtittasions terms—For farther yinticulars th q to WILLIAM INMAN. 22, Water line* Liverpool ;or to VEB and MACZY, 1, Um William- Ilrali, City. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MALL STRAWSHIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to mil between LIVRRPOOL and lirif YORK, and between LIVER POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other porta to land and receive media, goods, end yammer% the Boston akige calling at Halifax to land and receive pagnengen sad ler Majestra walla The followleg er other vessels an ap potthed to mail from Liverpool, ca ll ing at Cork to maim the theft: PEEBLA, for NSW YORK, Saturday. May TR AFRICA, for BOSTON, Saturday, May 30. worn. for NEW YORK, Saturday, Jana 6. • TIME' passengers and goods for Nassau and Havana, to be I traniderred at hew York on board the IL 111.5.5. British Queen. Prow money, including atewartik fee end provisions, bit without wines or liquor.:—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, Lfl: second cabin. Ile, To New York, chief cabin, Lit; wood cabin, VA Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, E 3 PM too, and 5 per cent. primsge.—Apply to J. B. Poord, 62, Old Woad-street, London . J. H. Currie, Havre, and 12, Place de la Boom, Parke 0 end J. Bum Rothman-4track Miaow ; D. and C. 11.1•4 r, Queenstown or D. and C. Wirer. lk Water umpa. PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS daspe.teh the nnierreentlesee fintelaas dellreff• : For ROTTERDAM and the SHIN; the HATAVIKL, from the British and Foreign Steam Wbsrf, Wapping, every Samba, at 11 a.m. Forel : Et b.. Ll lot, sad 172. 6d. Return tickets, e fare mid a bolt. The FYINOORD, Thursday morning early, from off the Tower. Fare Al. Fr BREMEN, the MOWS. as 21St inst., 11 Am., from Hone Wows. Toms • et. Sad lot For For ocnarnsuse, the GUSTAF WASA, about 20th toot., fres ilorselytosen. Fans AS lA, £2 2a., and Al. To De fol iated by the LONDON. For ys. COPRNHAGIN and STOCKHOLM, a steamer, Is a few la For freight, passage, te. I at Chaplin's Universal Ofilav Fagest-edrass. W. sr PHILLIPPB , OBAVF A, and PHILLIPPS, 11. Rood-lase. RG NvarrE end BOUND TEETH ore indispensable to Pervert Attraction. sod to health sad lontrrit7 the Roper iseutleadmi of food. ROWLANDS' °DONT% r L DYNTI PRICE. compounded of Oriental Ingredlarte 4.l3estinsable value to praterviaLnd beautifying the teeth, strengthening the sums. and In stud a pleasing bursar to the breath. It vredieates tartar the teeth, removes veto of Inelplent rtercy, and polishes and preserves the enamel. to which tt tror.rta a pearl.lite whitener. Its Invaluable pert)have olitaised the patroness of royalty and the racy of lerigie, and It is universally In high repute. him Is. Pd. per box. %Id at W. Hatton.sarden, end by Chemists od Perry , . a. Ask for "Rowland.' Worth.' Diaa7RD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA f :..) luring twenty-llva years, emphatically IMO. UMW by the Inr.lical profession, lad univemally accepted by tbe public. in the beet remedy for acidity of this sto mach, heartburn, low.r.che, goat, and lacticestio4 and as • mild ape Ann for doh. isle constitutions, Mere sapecially for ladles sad children. it is prepared, in • stew of perfect parity and of wahine stio,,,in, by DINNIJOHD and Cu., 172, New Bond. street, Lon., soil mid by all respectable chrausta through ant for world. fIORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE ..J NAILS r t f RACTED sad GUILD Is one don* wtthoat =Wei or t h w I Jet pain, by Mr. BilfDALla 115.1•J/mtdliett. ladies att. ',a...1 by Mrs. Lads! IS yeetermd. Terme, Ix 6d. to sa. Mr. Fleoptell hes teetimoalals irons the loyal fateily, which ma tw.ero, with tboasends of others, from al l of the kis ow, sootier to the following :— roam the ill t Bey. the Bish.p of Load :—.'. Mr. Mendell has acute y etued mote corns ..m my feet Cur) psia."—" Mr Hobert Alexander, V., S Jarsen t. aelsos, two large kenallS sad a corn extracted from Ms UK by Mr. Moodell. and OM Mime/ Moomeisad hus." RIMAIEL'S PNRFITME FOUNTAIN, ea wed JLIP in the Primer of Wiles bridal boudoir at Windsor Castle, to now extensively patroctsed by the nobility and gentry for the drawing-room, ball-room, supper table. de. Pries from tOs. Also Lent on Hire for Bazaars and Parties—Bold by all the trade.—BINDIEL, perfumer by appointment to her Royal Highness the Princess of Wish" 90, IMAM, sad 24 Coroldli. Ti.erm. 86, 116.6666174•8 Q 6563661 TOZEAU'S OOPABUq MEGA micceasfully triad to tie arta and Loma= Haaptals, wader th• care at Mama Cakti,r, Lima. 13y& Nand, sad bares Clark peak am Noe., tall), dada a care I. aa saner d ds day% slaw to rot rot casual dimamma -4a. M. air bollia,=l F. td,, at C. Jf.a. ura. trawl elms* la Haymarket, SPA HOUSE ESTABLISHMENT for PATIZNTS, Parton, Wilte—bsvaltds &dross se = Parton for the bewat of the Sulphated sad Draw- Saline Water, saw so celebrated for the CUM of &reale &dew way how terns of ler. JOHN STRANOZ, lipoissusk Purim, from wheal the prises at the water, which la now WIN em• pcdad to an puss of the Milted Kingdom, may be bad. - 0 - tt xprit4% LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1863. T HE GENERAL CREDIT and FINANCE SOUTH TIORTHUNBIRLAND.—nomurr YALE on= , COMPANY of LONDON (Limited). I lathe parish of Sisley, about faunlike from the market town I To be Incorporated under •• The Companies Act, Ible," limiting I of Ilexhant, and four and ahalf miles from the Riding Mill and the lisbildy of Shareholders to the amount subscribed. Corkeidge Stations, on the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway Fled Capital **seamy, is l'ii3OrM Shares of ISO each. I lti ESSEtS.DANIEL SMITH,FON, and OAKLEY With power to increase by subseuncut issues, to be decided 111 have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the upon by Special General Meetings of Shareholders. Queen's Head Hotel, Newcastle-on-Tyne, on SATURDAY, May Payment on Allotment et per Share. ! SO (Instead of May le, as previously advertiaed), at 12 precisely, DragCTOMI. theshoe, valuable CRAMMAN—SAILUEL LAING, Est, late Finance Minister of , FREEHOLD PROPERTY, India ; containing in its entirety 379 a. Ir. lip. of sound parinre, arable, Wilibun Patrick Andrew, Fay., Chairman of the Sage, Parganh , and wood land, principally well drained , and lying remarkably and Delhi Railways ' wall together, divided Into suitable enclosures, and conalating of Samuel Ileale, Tau., M.P., Chairman of the Midland Railway. 'I t h e Marley Coat W a ll s. e w e , East woodisat. Bash Peel Flat. Edward Blount, Ink iMeears. E. Mount and Co., Banker:, Paris). and Playwell Farms, with the capital farm.bouses and 'orient- Thomas Brassey. Es _I.. Jun.. 4, Oreat Oeurge'itred• Westminster. , turd buildings hereon, at present in the several occupations of Charles P. Demur.. Eau (Mews. C. Demur and Co.) • Messrs. Taylor, Cutbherteon, and Burgess ; there arc also two Sir Stuart Alexander Donaldson, formerly Colonial Secretary of newly erected lodge entrances. The whole offering a sound New South Wales. • landed investment for occupation or otherwise, sad &Hording Jams Thompson Mackenzie, Req., Depaty-Chairman of the oppo rtunities for preserving game, dc. Eastern Bengal Railway.particulars apply to Messrs Swift and Blenkinsop, mild- John Bramley Moore, Eau, M.P., Liverpool 1 tora, No. Si, Great George street, Westminster; Mr. Henry Mr. Alderman Salomons, M.P., London. I Cason, Usworth Colliery offices, Sunderland : Mr. Francis Samuel Leo Schuster, Es& (Menem Schaller, Son, and Co.) i Mercer, land agent and surveyor, Newcaatie-on.Tyne; and Charles Turner, Es., M.P., Liverpool 1 Mesas. DAsisx Skins, bog, and OAALir, land agents and stir- George Worms. Esq. (Messrs. O. and A. Worms.) ' veyora, 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, S.W. SOWertoRS —Mews. Baxter, Rose, Norton. axed Co., 0, Victoria, I street, Westminster. iiinicinis The London milt Westminster Bank. The Union Bank of London. BEWIMM. Messrs. Jerboa Hatc.hinson and Son. Mean. Laurence, Sot, and Pearce. Slina/rAlli (pro tom.)—J. L. Sewer, Erg. Temporary Oakes—ft ging Willfitirintreet, City. BUSHEY, HERTS.—The WARREN, a delightfully situate and elegaallnt Villa Reeidencedisposedground, standing in about At acres of one- menty in • ring . ME iSR.S. DAN I EL SMlTH, fence SON,andoA KLEY beg to Inform the public that they have been instructed to OFFER for SALE by AUCTION, at the Mart, near the Bank of Fugland, 011 TITZSDA Y. June 2, MIX (If sot previously disposed of by private contract', the ab.ve rosy awe ••re FREEHOLD RMIMINCE, and valuable property. situate in the rural and beautiful neigh bourhood of lorabey-beach and Summon, two miles from tba railway station at Bushey, and eidy 12 miles front London. The house has recently been erected, and completed both alto exterior and interior arrangement regardless of expense. It occupies • delightful and elevated site amidst well-screened pleasant grounds, with lodge entrance and cordite, 11, se orna mental sheet of Ira& water. arra . 4.0 earn ry , booeae ( Drw tans • and N . -di - ncen. to a flower ga r den In n den i an i rl ) a lawn, opening to ;art like pastorate, the 'whole about S 5 scam In • ring *nee, and moo mending charming views over &richly wooded country, embracing Windsor Castle and the counties of Surrey and Berks. The inte rior accenumsdation comprise! on the chamber Boors six bed PECOPIICTCS. London, May, Mak The foundation of Institutions on the Continent which com bine large capital and credit for Muncie' and industrial enter prise has now become an established fact, and in many cases their suocesa has been remarkable. Such institutions may be allude', and become mere instruments of speculation but when prudently .anducted and directed towards legitimate aa.........m...-44"411•111•IMIT Pots Ingland bat hitherto not participated in this movement, and the consequence is, that Paris bar, to a considerable extent, N perseded London es the cecina of floanchtl enterprise. London, nevertheless, afford' by far ale best sphere for a well. managed undertaking of this description. It is the greatest money market of the world ; the point to which all foreign nations resort to raise capital : the place where large contracts can be mad* sod loans negotiated. There is clearly no oth. r money market where concentrated capital and credit ought to i command a more secure or a larger profit. Bogdan' also, in her colonies, and above all in her vast Indian empire, affords a field for legitimate enterprise, which Is Imo I quelled by any other country. ladle, with a population cat 160,000.000 rapidly advancing in wealth and prosperity, requires nothing more to accelerate its development than the direetioa towards its territory of home portion of that nut annual accu mulation of English capital which seeks investment at a low rate of interest. To ally the demand of India for capital aL 10 or it per cent. with the English demand for Investment at a or 6 per cent., of itself affords an ample sphere for operation,. It is to meet these requisites that some gentlemen experienced In financial and mercantile operations have associated them selves together in order to form an English Company. In alliance with the following leading Banking Hones and capi talists of France, who are about to form a similar erimpanyin Pads, under the title of "Societe generale pour favortier le de. veloppement de 'lndustrie et du Commerce de la France," the application for a concesaion being made by ➢d. Archdeacon, Anclen Agent de Change. Y. Bartholony, President de Is Cie. du Cbernin de Per de Paris rooms, two dieustai --. " - bath room, three nurseries ;on the gyeund Boor, a lofty and Mudwme interior hall, 104 by left., carried tip two stories high, with oak staircase and gallery to chambers, forming a music p.m, dining room 20 by left., insw ing room 20 by left.. opening to smaller ditto .nd the °unwires tom a complete set of domestic offices, well supplied with water and gas various outbulldlags, stable yard, with granary, stabling for five horses, double coach-house, horse mill, for cutting chaff, crushing oats, Ac., laundry ; also in the rear a small farm homestead the kitchen gardens are entirely enclosed by lofty walla, and are covered with the choicest fruit trees, and in the centre ins large orchard-house, 100 ft. long. Possession of the whole will be given on completion of the purchase. Fun printed particulars may be obtained of 0. T. Alger, lip.. 37, Bedford-row ; at the Auction Mart, EX. ; of Mews. Norton, Hoggart, and Trfst, 02, Old liroad-street, where, as well as at Maws. DAP= 810711, flog, and °Azure, 10, Waterloo-place, ran-man. 8.W., pbotographs may be ma, sad orders to view btained. I Orleans. MM. hischoffshelm, Ooldachtnidt, et Cle., Bangniers 1 Paris. Edwd. Blount, et Cle., Banquiers I Paris. M. Cahen d'Auvers, Banquler ► Paris. IL. DartWer (Henri), President de la Chambre de Commerce de Paris. M. Boileau, Preddent du Tribunal de Commerce de Parts. IL here. Comm de la Banque de France. M. Herded; Lutacber, et Cie., Banquiere a Park. M. Leroux (AltreC Devitt au Onus M. Lucy &Mill* Auden President drgrun i al do Commerce de Is MM. Mhuband. Paccard, et Cie.. gangsters 1 Parts. IL Porter 'Jb.), Regent de Ia Banque de Prance. M. Pluard, du Comptolr ciltscompte, de Paris. M. Schneider. Vies-President du Corp Inglsiatif. M. Simons, President de la Cie. des Chemins de Per de bOuest. le. P. Talabot, Directeur des Chemins de Per de Paris 'Lyon, et la Mediterante. A treaty has been signed with this party, by which they sub scribe for fe,ooo shares in this Company's present issue, and the rune number in case of a second issue, the Company subscribing for 10,6000 t their shares, and arrangemeiits being made by which the tee companies act as each other's swam, and have the op tion of participating to a certain extent in each other's opera tions. The buslnesa will be to negoclate loans and concessions ; assist industrial enterprises, public worts and railway undertakings ; negociate foreign, Indian, and Colonial Bonds ; conduct mer cantile transactions, and establish agencies for large commission business ; in a word, to undertake all such operations as an intel ligent end e up erlenced capitalist might effect on his own account wkk a capital of million., with the exception of such purely speculative transactions as are prohibited by the Memorandum of Association. The credit and resources derived from a large subscribed ca pital could thus be employed to earning dividend with a comps. lively small paid-up capital. It is probable that not more than 40 or 50 ewe ease would ever be called up on any shares, • further issue being made whenever the increase of business re quired It. No call will exceed Li per share, or be made at inter vals of leis than two months. Instead of fixed salary, the Directors will receive no remune ration mitt] the shareholders lave • dividend of five per cent or upwards, and will then be paid by an allowance of ten per cent on the divisible profits of the year ; end their interests are fur ther Identified with the success of the Company by clauses in the Articles of Association, and by giving them the privilege of taking a fifth of any further bane of shares. Subject to this, and to the subscription of 20,000 shares bleach new series by the French party, all new shares will be distributed pro rata among existing shareholders 10,000 shares have been subscribed. as above stated, by the French party, and the remaining 106,000 by private subscription, bat arrangements have been made for deducting from these sub scriptions, so as to give the public the option of subscribing for 26,000 shares. Copies of the Memorandum and Articles of Association lie for inspection at the ales of the solicitors, Messrs. Baxter, Hose, Norton, and Co., 6, Victoria-street, Westminster, and at the temporary offices of the Company. Applications for shares may be made to the Directors, 611, King Wllliamatreet, City; to Mesas. .1. Hutchinson and Son, 16, Angel-court . or to Messrs. Liarence, Son, and Pearce, nue- Hon Mart, Bartholomew-lane. No THE GENERAL CREDIT and FINANCE 003CPANY of LONDON (Limited). 701111 Of imicanost son MARIS. To the Directors of the General Credit and Finance Company of London (limited). Gentlemen,—l request you to allot me Shares In the General Cret and Finance Company of London 'Limited). and I hereby agree to become a member of the Company, to accept such Shares, or any len number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the LI per Share on allotment, and I request you to place my name en the Register of Members In respect of the Shares allotted to me. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, Name In fall Addris io full . Reference Date MEYDANIELSMITH,SON andOAKLEY e ßB tisdatictad t. 8111 by AUCTIONAt the Mart, near the Bank of Lapland, on T('MIDAY lane 9, at it, MIDLA3IB TARN, in the parish .if rmingh.m , about 10 miles from Weldon, hum from Southmloster, and eight from Burnham, containing MO& 3r. 36p. of excellent freehold land, with f methane and a new set of farm premises, let on lease, enpirlag Rath September. 1914, to Mr. C. D. Coppea, at a rent of £2lO per =nun. This farm criers so excellent opportunity either for Wrestle:rat or commotion. Particulars, with plans, may be had M the Mart. Hi'. : of MOOR Xicholson and Herbert, 24, Spring-gardens, &W. .• and of Messrs, DANILL MUTH, Soo, sad oAxi.ty, Mad agents and sur veyors, 10, Waterloo-place, rail-eau. &W. OXPORDolllllll.—Cepeted FARM, for Isysataaent or Occupation. M ESSRB.DA/iIELSMITH,BON,andOAKLEY lave resolved instructions to SILL by ACCTION, atthe Mit mar the Bank of England, on TUESDAY. June S. at ft, STOKE GRANGZ FARM, Is the parishes of Stoke Talmage and Wheatifeld, two miles from Tetaworth, five from Theme, and it from Oxford, misprision farm house and premises, and 4% acres of capital aarraabhiiea and dairy land, entirely freehold, at present in the occupation of Mr. Treadwell, who la under notice to quit, so that possession may be had at Michaelmas next. Particulars, with plans, may shortly be had at the Mart; of Mesas. Daman and Walsh, solicitors, Oxford ; of Mesirs. Western, solicitors, Great Jiimeastreet, Bedford-row, W.C. ; 1 and of Messrs. Dig= Mugu, Bon, and OAKLEY, 10, Waterier. place, Pali -mall, 8. W. - . OXFORDSHIRE, within three miles of Oxford.—Cepltal TARA for Investment or Occupation. 14ESSRS.DANI EL SMITH,SON,andOAKLEY have received instnictions to BILL by AUCTION. at the art near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, June 0, at 12, ib Lab. the PRIZE TABU, li the toe Habil, of Water Eaton, in the pariah of Kitilingion ; cOmprising farm-house and homestead, and about 160 acres of capital land, with certain rights in Posey Lot Meadow, in the Flb.. di of Taunton, freehold end tree of Utheg The farm adjoins rosds bars tbaeirsiats' a i ? 6,2= g ard ilashavy. sag Urea ' ku an , who is trader notico ' so that may be had at likkailmne next with pions, nay shortly be bad at lii• Melt, Z.O. ; I li_ Mama Damn and Walah, solicitors. Orford ; of Wain. Meta solitibors, Arent Jansessereee, Bedford-row, Main. DANIEL SMITE , Sou, and OAKLEY, 10, Wateritro-place, NAL &W. THE GENERAL CREDIT and FINANCE COMPANY et LONDON (Limited). No APPLICATION for SHARES will be received In London after THURSDAY. the net instant , and from the country after Friday, the Mod instant.— By order of the Board, .1. L. SAMBA, cretary pro teat. London, at, King William-Meet, City, May 19, UHL L AW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Irlsetstrest. Landon. Instttuted Invested wets £6,000,003 Annual Wow Foract=tad fortos olim for ,A=orsitees, apply to tondos, La Ib IP I L A 1LIL " the hedet WarlAii Wain DOWNY/4 Aetoarf CONSULS, Merchants, Baskers, &c.—BONDS, Vv Bank Notes, Debentures, and other °Metal docomenla 11401LAVID and PRINSKD on watermarked paper to prevent tomer or alterstion. Drawings and ettlmatee.-11. H. COLLINS sad Co., bank printers. No. 11, Great Wincheater-etreet, City, Beforessese to buskers. pAGE'S BRICK, Tile, and Pipe MACHINES, for hand, home. or steam power. are the moat simple and efficient ertant.—Full particulate and prices obtained of the oaken, L Page and Co. Laurence Ponatney.place, Laurence Ponntneyddll, Cannoitetieet, LC., where they may be seen in operation daily. NVEST -END FURNITURE GALLERIES, 114, Oztord-sirest (oop, odt* Bood4trest). TO PIOMONS 71:11211SpING. Goods p;rra7;;;ii.any part ofthe Rlagdom . Drawing-room suttee complete frdn £l5 to But. Diaing.rorm mites complete In morocco, from Ltl. Bedroom suites from Mt Servants' bedrooms, from 84. Bachelors' bedrooms, from £7. Mahogany winged wardrobes, from 9 guineas. Bedsteads sad bedding of every description and quality ; dining table, in mahogany lad oak, from to 40 guineas: chimney glasses In endless variety. Persons unable to pay a visit of Inspection can nod,* catalogues gratis, and post free oa application. References kindly pe rm itted to former customers. A written warranty if required. P. and 8. /MYST& Established 114 L g.7" .tat and NOTHING IMPOSSIBLIC.—Tbe meat useful haveutten of the day, AQUA Memory. JOHN OOMNZLL and Cu.. Three King , *GEß Imehiffff• street, perfumers to her MajseM, respectfully offer to the yobbo this truly marvellous add. gradually restorer the bum= heir to ita pristine hoe—so metier at what age. The Aqua Anistella her none of the properties of dyes: it, ou the contrary, Is Issaelleta to the spank sad when the hair is once restored sae spellestios per moth via keep It la ported colour. Pries am gables per bolas. MOVISEY.- MELROSE VILLA, a outetantlelly-built and corn fortabiy-arranged gentleman's residence, with stabling. exten sive pleasure grounds, garden, orchard, shrubberies, Ac., with a floe building frontage to a road, also an extensive river frontage. MRSSRI3.DANIELEibiI'rH,SON,andOAKLEY have been favoured with lamina:Wm* from the Trustees under a will to OFFER for MLR by AUCTION, at the Mart, near the Bankof England, on TUESDAY, Jane I, at It in One Lot, the above very valuable PROPERTY, eligibly situate near the Hampton-court Railway Station. It comprises about If uses, with a bootee of upwards of 400 feet to a main road, and bounded by a good wall on the north side, and extending with pleasant walks along the banks of the river Mole on the south side. The pounds are tastefully laid oat, perfectly winded, thickly planted, and well stocke d with fruit trees. including a fine old mulberry tree. The bowie contains eight bedrooms, three sitting-rooms, and offices, and is so placed us to render a portion of the property available for building. The property as an entirety forms a delightful residence, and is in the occupation of • good yearly tenant. Particulars may be obtained of C. T. Wellborn, Esq., solicitor, 17, Duke-street, London bridge ; at the Mart, E.C. ; and, with orders to view, of Mears. DAsim mum. Solt, and ()Axis!, land agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, B.W. MAMPSHIRM between Whichester, Southampton. Rotwer, and Sallebum.-11311FMOLD LANDE D INVESTME NTS , deeirable for occupation, consisting of Paws, with imitable booms sad buildings: together with about 231 Acres of capital Land, ' Mprinigly arable, the remeloter pasture, wood, AA R.S. DAN lEL SMITII,BON,andOAKLEY have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, June 16, at 12, in Lots, the above valuable PROPERTY, which will ccoolet of Mount Moment Farm and Ills. tr. Sip., let to Masses. Grace and Cole , Gruel Farm, including the Lock *flay and CHOW . ' Greens, de., and 90a. lr. hip., In the occupa tion of Mr. Alfred Nunn; Hatcher/ con taining m 36 ". Or. 26 1).., let to Mews. Hatcher. Orace, and M ; some vaimbie eits. sores of rich arable and meadow land, Queen's Mead. dc., consisting of 4.15. at. 7p., In the occupation of Mr. Alfred Nunn. The whole of the property le situate In the several parishes of Lockeries and East ?Morley, and is within about two miles of the Dunbelfte Station on the Salisbury and Bishopstoke Branch of the London and South Western Railway, and within may oommonlestion with the Metropolis. Particular', with piens, maybe bad of Messm,Wilson, Bristow', and Carpmael, 1, Copthall.buildings, Throgmorton-street, RC. : at the Auction Mart, EC. ; the place of WI: and of ]fosses. HAMM SallE, Am. end °natal", land agents and surveyor, 10, Waterloo-place, Penman, S.W. BERKSHIRE—The BIJC/CIII7RST ESTATE—A very desirable Preebokl Residential Property, on the border@ of Windsor Great Park, comprising a commoGotis end substantial Man sion, beautifully situate on a gentle eminence and surrounded by richly wooded park-lands, with lawns, pleagam grounds, an brnamental sheet of water, capital Stab ll ng, Gardena, two Lodge Entrances, afro a Farm-homes and Promise.. various Cottage Propertke and an excellent Corn-mill, the whole coin- Pri t sho Bll.4.WitNlEL SMITH,SON,andOAKLEY M have received inetructione from the Proprietors to 019YER for SAL &by AUCTION, at the Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, lone 93. at It in One Lot, the above very attrac tive FREEHOLD PROPERTY, distinguished as the Buckhuni Estate. situate 21 miles from the finnnbegdale Station, on the Readingbrenoh of the South-Wcateres Zeilway, six miles from Windsor, and in the immediate vicinity at Ascot:heath and Virginia Water, a district proverbial for its diserful and varied scenery and picturesque atamotiont Theman don is well situate on a gravelly soil, and to approached by car riage drives through the park from two lodge-entrances . it con tains spacious entrance ton 18 ft by 16 ft., awns room 24 ft. by % with the 11 -- 24 ft. by 18 ft, drawing . _ !Co. 16, SUISRLOARDErDE PA2tX. MESSRS. DANIEL BRIT SON t aadOAKLEY - received testraptiotai to W AUCTION, at the —.AL have. 18 ft., ooinmunicating woe library , by 18 rt., Mart, near the Bank of /Mikan& on TlJimlia 1 Jane 2 . at ' roan Wt. by tali., study with anteroom tad vailibule opening this very desirable Ito the verandah and flower garden, fromwhich a fine view is TOWN MANSION, °blabbed over the park lands sloping to the lake. A stone stair most eligibly situate close to fit. James's Church, Padding ease, also a servants' ditto conducts to the first floor, on which ton. It contains thirtesa bedroom* one fitted with there are eight bed and dressing rooms, sad on the second floor three very handwaw.drawinitvecinak large dining-room, break- • SR bad and one dressing room. There weals, six other servants' fast-room, dud or Mewl, entrance water-closet on bedrooms, and very complete domestic °faces and various out. each of four floors, principal and secondary starreues, and bulidniacluding a good Laundry and brewhonee, with capital extensive and most coavnt domsette °Sees. It is in • stable and Sam and boxes for borers, one large double complete state of substantial and deoorstlve repair, and la . coach - house, and two smaller ditto, with coachman's rooms and ready for the Immediate reception of a faintly. The Interior lofts. The kitchen gardons, with vinery, forcing pits, ett... are has been decorated with Rear taste, at a oossidorable Ursa sad productive. Also a oonvashent term homestead, with lay, gas is laid on to every room and the staircase' and "bee- dwellinghonse, and a valuable water oorn will. known as flan. sages, and water to all the Boors except the top. Also stabling ping 111.ml11, with bailie, stabling. &c, and various cottage pro for three horses, and double coach.house, with good rooms over, pay abutting on the high road. The land in hand. site of man in Olonceeter-mews, at the rear of the mansion. The property Is don, pleasure grounds, and gardens comprise about 15 acres, the held on lease for an unexpired term of 74 years, lees 10 days, remsing portico, including the park, with the exception of from March 25, 1883, at a ground rent of £37 per anuum. Poe- about four acres let with the mill, and the cottage property, la in session may be had on completion of the purchase. ' the occupation of a yearly tenant. May be viewed only by orders from the Auctioneers. Particn- particular., with pima, may be obtained of Mee', William Mrs, when ready, may be had of Messrs. Bell, Steward, and graorenridgc sod Son, solicitors, IS, Bartlett'sbuUdinga Rol. Lloyd, No. 45, Lincoln's-lon-folds; at the Mart, LC. and of born, &C. ; at the Mart, E.C. ; and of Mews. MaIIILL SMITH, the Auctioneers, No. 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, S. W. Soli, and OAKLEY, land agents and surveyors, 10. Waterloo niece, Pall-mall, B.W. ACToN, MIDDLESEX, within five miles of Lendou—Dulrabla I - FREEHOLD RESIDN.ffs with about seven acres of Legg, I SUIPPOLK, near the Sea Coast—Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE admirably adapted for banding. and FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Gardena widths:au& MESSItS.DANIELSMMI,SON,andOAKLEY 1 , MESSRS.DANIELSMITH,SON,sadOAKLEY have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at ' have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the the Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, Jane; aim i Mart, neer the Bank of England, on TUICIDAY, June 23, at 12, a no in One Lot, and U tse sold then Immediately In Two Lot., gentlemanly RESIDENCE and ESTATE, GROVE HOUSE, 1 comprising about six acres of land, known u 1101.1imme, in the • desirable family residence, containing eight bedrooms and pariah of Wrentham, Suffolk, all freehold, on the high road. attics, dining and drawing room, and the usual domestic oft e, about 8 miles from Lowestoft, 3.} from Souchwold, at from the with coach-houses and stabling orchard. capital flower and Brampton Station on the last Suffolk line. and about two milers kitchen gardens, vinery, usteruHy disposed law., with lacewings from the sea side. The house is approached by a carnage sweep, drive, de., comprising an area of four acres: also, immediately in a high situation, substantially built, and contains dining-room, adjoining, three acres of excellent land, allotted under the fine drawing.room, and three smaller slttirig.rooms, nine bed. Acton Inclosure ; has a long frontage on the turnpike road to rooms, two dressing.rooms, several closeta, with all the offices Uxbridge ; also to two roads leading to the Acton Station, in fact, and appointments neceuary for a moderate establishment ; is hounded on three sides by good roods. The property Is free. also email greenhouse and vinery, well stocked gardens and bold, and most of the land is to every way adapted for building pleasure grounds, paddocks, plantations, and two cottages, with purposes: it is within a very few minutes' walk of the Acton rd supply of water : the outbuildings Include stabling for ten Station, on the North and South Western Junction Railway, nu, two coach-house, pigsties. farmyard, Be. The property The subsoil in a good bed of gravel. The residence has been 716 , Ls In capital order, and possesses many advantages. Immediate cently vacated, so that possession may be lad on completion of pion may be had. the purchase. l Particulars, when ready, may he had of Messrs. Crabtree and Particulars, with plans, may be had at the Mart, RC. • of : Cross, solicitors, Halesworth ; of E. L. Hooper, Eq., solicitor, Mews. Walker and Jerwood, oollcitors, 12, Furnivalainn, ir:c. • Fogg, Southarepton.b nil dings, &rloC. : and Pallesall. of Mews. DAittal. SMITH, and of Messrs. DAME. Bunn, Sow, and (lunar, land agent; i and oAntaT, 10, Wateo•plaoe, and surveyors, 10, Waterloo.glace, Pallexall, &NV NORTHAMPTONSHIRE—The DALIANGTON ESTATE, in the =Lof DALLINGTON, close to the town of Northampton, id, Tithe-free, and subject only to a trifling land tax ; comprising Dalllngton.ball, a huge, elegant and substantially. erected Mansion, with several capital farms and numerous other occupations, consisting chiefly of market gardena and accommodation' lands, in immediate contiguity to Northamp ton, a great portion adapted for building purposes, the whole ertending over 1,405 m ir. 1.3 p. ; also the A DVOWSON of the VICARAGE of DALLINGTON, and nearly the WHOLE of the VILLAG W., the MANOR of DALLINGTON, with its sporting sights and privileges, various Fee-farm Raga, &c.: valuable Beds of Ironstone, which have produced royalties exceeding £l,OOO per annum during the last three years. The rental, In cluding the royalties, woodlands, Ac., b.g about £4,300 pat annum. MESSRS. DANIEL SMITH, SON, have received Instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, July 7, at 16, In One or Two Lots, thla Important FREEHOLD STATE; comprising Dallington-hall, a substantial stone-built mansion, pleasantly situate, close to the church and village, and over- Woking some finely-timbered park lands. with plantation, ex cellent fishponds, Ac. ; it contains 16 bedrooms, large reception rooms, a fine oak staircase and secondary staircase, and good domestic offices: extensive stabling and coach-houses, laundry, brewhouse, &c., capital flower garden's and pleasure grounds, two walled kitchen gardens, with vinery, conservatory, forting pits, product's.) orchard, Ac. The kennel of the Pytchley hounds Is within a few miles. The agricultural lands are of first rste quality, and in the hands of highly respectable tenants; they are in an excellent state of cultivation, and the farmhouses and homesteads ere in a good state of repair, and afford ample convenience for the proper cultivation of the laud. There are numerous occupations, consisting of market garden and accom modation lauds, a considerable portion of which will doubtless be required shortly for building purposes, as the town of North ampton is rapidly spreading in the direction of the estate : also the Wheataheaf Inn, in the village, end numerous cottages, nearly t.be . WHOLE of the VILLAGE, with the exception of the almshouses and schools, Is Included ; also Dalllngton Mill, which being so close to Northampton to adapted for a rod trade. The manor of Dallington, with Its :a t s, ing knownrs' D and allinigntioTebgresaili.th the "Pi"' °Dye" and Plan ta- The ADVOWSON of the VICARAGE of DALTINGTON, with good vicarage house, convenient homestead, and about 60 acres of very valuable glebe land, and tithe-rent charge of £2l Is. 6d. per annum: various fee farm rents, amounting to about £5O per annum : valuable beds of ironstone, which have produced royalties amounting to upwards of /11,000 per annum during the last three years. /be estate, which forms an 'min- I terrunted domain of I 05. K THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES, , extendtngfrom the town of Northampton to Dallingtowheath. : t and ahich possesses the advantages tooth of a residential landed property and a large extent of town lands, rapidly increasing in ! value, and subject only to very trifling outipoinp, being entirely . frecbobi, the land-tax only ZS 115. 4d. per annum, will in the I first instance be submitted to auction in One Lot, offering an HANTS.—PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. opportunity for a sound investment, combined with a desirable MESSRS. DANIEL SMITH,SON,andOAKLEY ' residence in a central and favourable locality, easily accessible ' hare received Windlass to PREPARE for BALE by from London or any of the principal parts of the kingdom by AUCTION a valuable I railway, and conferring on the turchaser very considerable local FREEHOLD ESTATE I Influence. . in the parish ot SherSeld-upon-Loddon. a wall part fa the parish ' In the event of a sale not being effected In one lot, it of Beamley, four miles from Basingstoke: comprising the man- , will be immediately divided into Two Lots, when Lot I will don known as Amber Lodge, contai..ing seven prlncipal bed- , comprise the 'mansion, woodlands, plantations, farm lands , rooms and two dressing-roma, and five servants' bedrooms, ' cottage, and village property, &dynamo, manor, fee farm drawing-room at by ES and lb feet 6 high, dining room sr by it, rents, &c., in all about 1,150 acres, forming an exceedingly alsosic offices, with oonvenb out-offices and farm- . compact landed estate : and Lot 2 will comprim 255 sores, don o • capital farm, 14 cottages, plantations. farm, to Northampton, consisting of market garden and accommoda belies, des, R°.: the whole extending over about 068 lion laud, lail'lngton mill, Itc , forming an important tract of . = with extensive manorial 11111t1C0171/Oull rights, and land, producing a large annual Income, and capable either of miles of fishery in the river Loddon. The man- being gradually converted Into building land, or of immediate dow ts very pleasantly situate in the midst of park-like meadow operations In a building scheme of magnitude. land, beautifully timbered, and is adapted for the residence of a I Particulars, with plans. may shortly be had of Messrs. Hilliard, gentleman's family. : Dale, and Stritton, solicitors, 3, Gray'sinusquare, W.C. ;of A more detailed advertisement will appear as noon es the sur ' George Annceley, Rm., No fit. Linomln'ainn.fields, W.C. ; of Mr. trey is completed. and 303t4CUIsn. with plans, when ready, may W. J. Peirce, auctioneer, Northampton: and of Mews Duman be obtansed of Soma DANIEL Bum', 110 e, and ()ARM, land, 8111111, Son, and OAILZT,Iand aguita and surveyors,lo, Waterloo agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-Plattes Pall-mall, B. W, vac., Pall-mall, S.W. HENDON MIDDLESEX. INIESSRS.DATT fElaiMlit, SON,and 0 A KLEY len BELL by AUCTION, et the Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUZADAY. Jane 1, at 11, Iritr.EHOLD RENT-CHABGEB, . . A._ _, ._ In Hen of iithes,7usirgont ofr97a. Sr.sp. ;ifind, In the mash of Hendon, adjoining the wish of Hampstead, princlp.Hy be longing to Eton falai° and thei essees, and commuted at £lO6 95. 4d. per annum. Thaw rent c h a r ges vary according to the pricer, I corn, the value tor the present year being Zll3 Is. ad. Particulars may be had at the Mart, Y.C. ; of moan. tall. Steward, and d, solicaton, 49, Lincollis-bin-Selds. and or HOWL DASIKL ?NMI, 809, and 0.111-gr, land agents and sur veyon, 10, Waterloo-place, Pallanall. 9.W. KENT.—Valuable FREEHOLD and TITHE FREE MARSH LAND. in the parish of Stodinsesh, about Mx miles from the City of Canterbury. MESSRS. DANIEL SMITH,SON,and OAKLEY beg William the public that they will OFFER for SALE by AfTCTION, at the Mart, Canterbury, on SATURDAY, June 6 (instead of May 231, as previous advertised), at 2, In One Lot (and It not then sold, afterwar ds in Eight Lois), earring from 40 to 6 acres in size, a valuable GRAZINO ESTATE, ____ 1n the parish of Stodritarsh, now in the occupation of Mr. Edward Masted, containing shoat 187 acres. In a ring fence, comprising a fine tract of feeding land on the river Stour, offering a sound Investment for atpnal, and a most desirable occupation ; or, In lota, valnable acquisitions to occupiers of arable land In the neighbourhood. The whole at present In the occupation of a good tenant, whosefenancy expires in January, 1.04, no that possession may be had on com ple tion of the purchase. Full printed particulars wi I shortly be published; In the meantime further information ma be obtained of Mews. Daunt Sturn, Son, and Osumi. Lsnd agents and surveyors, I 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, &W. SlLNT.—Yainable FREEHOLD IFITATIL In the fertile pariah of 1 ASIA next Sandwich. MESSRS.DANIELSMITH,SON,andOABLEY have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart, Canterbury, on SATURDAY, June 6 ;instead of May I it, u previously advertised). at S. a valuable FREEHOLD FARM. called Uphonuen TR; m, MaWt; 11; the iertile parish of AA, I about 5 miles from the town of Sandwich, and 10 from the cit of Canterbury. It consists of 110 a. Er. Op. of superior rich arable, hop, and pasture land, and farmhouse and suitable farm premises, Joining the road leading from Kinistone to Wingham Barton, and is let un lease to Mr. Henry Marsh for la years from the 15th of October, IMS, at an annual rent of £3OO Particulars, with plans, may be had at the Fountain Hotel, Canterbury the Bell Hotel, Sandwich; of ?deur& Kingsford , and Dorman, solicitors, ES, Fasexatreet, Strand, W.O ut the Auction Mart and of Mann. DAM= Surryi, Sow, and (Lunar, land agents sad =crayon. 10, Waterloo-place, Pall.mall, S.W. [Stamped, id. Additional.] SOUTH DRVON.—Tha PEITZ BST AT4 • very reporter std choice FKICEHOLD DOMAIN, with nohMMal an. one of the most distimmiiihed Siesta In tisk Meade' county ray pin turesisuely situate about nine riles from Plymouth, It hue Totem, two fromkodbery, and four from INbridge Station on the South Devon Railway, within abase seven hours of Leedom P E SSRS. DANIEL SMITH, SON, k OAKLEY have received instractions to BILL by AUCTION, at the arl near the Rank of Beigionad, on TVISISAY, June 43, at 12, la One Lot, the above valuable and eziesedve TREY:HOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPPRITY. It compriscs • noble meuuou n 1 a beseedal chsracter,known a Meta, occupying nue of the beet sites in Devonshire, upon MS eminence immediately above the vale through whet flows the lovely river Enne, surrounded by berkftd scenery, In the centre of • Site dmasin, and commanding extensive and pic turesque views, Including the rani a of the Dartmoor bills, ap prom:hot through two lodges by loom carriage drives through ta mirk and plantations, and entered from • massive granite battlerneated porch. The mansion is • hindsome stone build ing, partly of the Yllombetha and partly of the early English style of meditator*, completed In geed tsar mad of commanding appesrente. It comperes hal, library, billiard room, saloon. dining hall, all noble apartments of large Mean- dons, and fitted with granite chi pi eces, oak panels , and other fittimn In keeping with the at of the house also a second billiard room. smoking room, by with two bath rooms : a handasme carved oak staircase leads the tint floor. The Member aceommo tattoo is exteadve, end comprises &Mat 24 arincipal and secondary apartmene• and seven deeming ream The domestic alices are ex - knave and mood, Including large melted cellars. The stabling is first rate, comprisim nine stalls sad two boxes, large coach.houra, Ac. The lawns, pleasure grated; and gardens are tastefully kid out, and ornamented by Roe forest timber, and the appointments of the house generally adopt It for the requirements of an extensive establishment. The demobs consists of TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDERD AND TWO ACRES of freehold land (for the most part on the old red sandstone formation, and very fertile), extending l • camped form over • beautifully undulating inuntry, with the halm nearly in the centre. wed ornamented • lerg a : atirtm gemottly line timber and , very headroom woods acme of ;maim vs corn and 1006 7th scree ofpasture and mkadow land and valuable orcharding, and 1 1 01 acres of woodland end plantations, crowning the tinduletiOns and form ing magnificent features in the landscape, lying very compactly In the seven) parishes of Holbeton, Remington, Yealmpton, and Modbury, divided icto 11 large farms and numerous small occupations. The farm-houses and premises generally are in good order, a considerable outlay having been made some time since. The land is all let to yearly tertantaat low rents, There is also a valuable quarry of building and limestone. The estate in cludes Impropriato tithe rent charges in Holbeton andErmington, commuted at £407 per annum numerous cottages and small hod lingo, including great part of the village of Holbeton, and various chief and conventionary rents, producing a gross annual value of £6,135. The whole property forms a remarkably sound investmout, united to the advantage of a salui.nous and mild climate, near the sea coast,• picturesque country, and the enjoy. meets to be found in tine partridge, pheasant, woodcock, and wild fowl shooting, first-rate salmon and trout fishing, yachting, and fox bunting, within easy reach of Mr. Trelawny s capital meets. The manorial and seigrothal rights attached to the estate are valuable and extensive, and comprise free fishery In the Erna, franchise of wreck in the sea, free warren over the hun dred of Remington, and unrestricted sight of pasturage on Wm plains, Dartmoor. Particulars, with plans and views f6a, each), may be obtained of Iliclusil Andrews, Fsq., solicitor, Modbw7 . of George Crochet, Req., solicitor, 01, lancothodun-flelds, ; ars: an . w Godwin and Pickett, solicitors, 3, King's-bends-walk, end of Mean. Damn. 3111R0, Boa, and OAKUM land agents and surmise, No. 10, Waterioo-plate, Pall-mall, S.W., where mho • pound plan and photographs of the =Won may be seen. WILTSBTEL—PRELIMINARY ADVIIITIBIENTRT. MBSSRB. DANIEL SMITH,SON,andOAIELEY have received Inelmetions to PREPARE for BALI by AIIC7IOK, at the Wert, near the Bank of England, the BROADSTOCK ABBEY ESTATE, four miles from Wootton Bassett, seven from Chlppenharn, and Bye from Caine. 1111 freehold, and comprises about 700 acres of fertile arable and meadow land, let to yearly tenants, is in &ring fence, and is very desbalre, either for Investment or occu pation. A more detailed advertisement will shortly appear, and par withplarm when the survey is completed, may be led of Mtwara Bennett, Demon, and Thornhill, solicitors, 2, New square, Lincoln's-inn ; and of Warn. DAJI dMITH, 801, and oLturr, lead agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Pall mall, &W. LINOOLNIMIIII and yoy7.IIIIIIA)IBHIES.—PIUMININARY ADVIRTIREMENT. MISSRS.DANIELSMITH,SON,aadOAKLEY Dave received Instructions to peeper, far SALE by AUC TION, at Doncaster, In the month of sly, in Lots, a valuable FREEHOLD ESTATh, in the perishes of Wroot, Haley, Wawa, and Finny, between the towns of Epworth and Rawtry, and com • capital residence, with excellent buildings and several in the hawk of yearly tenants, the whole extending over about 900 acres, within the operation and benefit of the Hatfield Chase, Warping, and improvements Acts. Amore detailed advertierment will be published as soon as the survey is completed , and particulars, when ready, may be had of Messrs. Dimmock and Co., solicitors, 2, Suffolk-lane, Cannon street : and of Mears. DANITL BAITS, Bog, End 0•11.17, agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-pleas Pellinoall, • S.W. land EBSEX.—The GAY BOWLES EILITATZ, In the parish of DAN. BURY, only six miles from the asOM market town of Outlaw ford, and about Ave mum from Maldon, together with the MANOR of DANZIfItY, otherwise Itunaell. MDANISLSMITB,SON,sad O.IIXLIT have received instructions from the Executors of the late Charles Downes, Esq., to PREPARE for GALS shortly, in On or several Lots, the above very val u able PROPERTY; . . comprising altogether tik;scr;s — Of . ;ery productive land, princi pally freehold, Email pa rt copyhold, with the capital Family Residence, known as Gay Bowershonee ; Pouleadou of which may be had at Michaelmea, with the right of shooting from the Ist of September. The rental is about £3OO per annum. The purchaser will have the tight of appointing the steward of the manor. Particulars, with plans, may be had of 0. A. Young, Zak, Al, Pagleatreet, Red Lionaquani and of Messrs. Datitm. Sarni, BON, and OAKLEY. land ageista and surveyors, 10, Waterloo place, Pall-mall, B.W. HARROW WEALD.—FIZLHOLD and COPYHOLD LANDS, within a short distance of the Harrow Station on the London and North Western Ha ll way. MESSE& DANIEL SMITH, SON, and OA K LEY have received instructions to OFFER for SALE, by AUCTION, at the Mart, DOS/ the Bank of England, shortly, a valuable MEADOW, called DANCERS or SOIiTR FIELD, comprising, with a cottage and garden at its entrance, 30a. Ir. ; 100 acres of Ws quantity are eopyhold of the manor of Harrow, and the residue Is Ireebold. From its position it h weU adapted for the erection of one or more residences, and as it to In the hands of a yearly tenant early poseesaion may be obtained. Plane and particulars are In comic of preparation, and further information may in the mean time be obtained of Marra. White, Broughton, and White, 12, Oreat Marlborough.dreet ; or of Mews. WI WI. SMITH, SOC. and °Ague, land agents sad surveyors, 10, Waterloo.place, Pall-mall, S.W. IN the 00UNTY of DURHAM.—The HYLTON CASTLE ESTATE, with its MANOR or LORDSHIP. in the parish of MONEWHAILMOUTIL about three miles from the town and port of Flunderhuid, consisting of about 1,230 acres of agricul tural lands, lying within a perfect ring fence, forming a sound landed inveetment ; the whole freehold, tithe free, and exone rated from land tax. MESSRS.DANIELSKITH,SON,andOAKLEY have been honoured with instructions to SUBMIT to PUBLIC COMPETITION, at the Mart, in the Spring, the above very impoitant and singularly COMPACT PROPERTY, Intersected by the high road from sunderiand, and also by the York, Newcastle, mad Berwick goods line of railway, offering every facility for the conveyance of manure from Sunderland, with proximity too great consuming population, highly beneficial to tenants. It comprises the castle from which the estate derives its name, an interesting edifice, pointing to the Norman era, and formerly of great importance as the residence of Romans and the successive Knights of Hylton. It is sequestered in the Vale of Wear, cominandleg an extensive prospect. with the Dur ham Testimonial forming 4 bold and picturesque feature In the landscape, and surrounded by nearly TWO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, of which 335 acres are permanent pasture, suitable for dairy pur poses, 40 acres young plantation. and the remainder arable of • tort-growing character, extensively drained ; with some kind root land, on a limestone subsoil, divided into II farms, with suitable homesteads; ales various small occupations, including frontages to the river Wear, offering valuable space for any increasing commercial requirements, together with an annual payment received from the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Rail-' way, producing In the whole (under • low rental) • gross imam of £2,360. Particulars, with lithographic plans, may be obtained at the Queen's Hotel, Sunderland : of Ralph Dent, Esq., Streatlam Castle, Durham; of John Dickenson Holmes, Esq., Barnard Castle, Durham ; of Francis Mercer, Feq., land agent, Newcastle on-Tyne; of Messrs. Western and Sons, 7. Greet James street, Bedford-row; at the Mart; and of Mews. DAIILL Sarni, Sop, and °JILT! land agents sued surveyor., 10, Waterloo , ptoce,PalLinall, S.W. .~ LTWOPENC. 80IITH HANTS. The IitECHILLII IARY fiact UPTON Lol,olt. three miles trout tottery Billies end leer bees M1238R.5. DANIEL SMITH,SON,aadOALLET 111 have been favoured with isetractioree frown lite Proyeleter, the Rey. P. Trench, to OH tor SALE by AUCTION, at lbw Mart, near the Bent et England, no TURN:IAT, J. le, at 11, the above Rff . comprising about WI acres of 74 — anble, pasture, and wood land, in the parishes of Hound, ilonisdon, and Matey, with & small and charmingly placed ri,idence, wfordiag pleasant and convenient yachting quarters. 11 contains siz bedrooms, (Using and drawing rooms, morning romn, and MBcea , with stable, coach-house. Carden, dr. Them is Mae a connaiently plead. bomegead, with fermbosee, 4c., lately put into good repair. The situation is one of wrikkaown and remarkable beauty, and commands e newts, views of the river limn*, the Youths/nylon Water, the Isle of Wild* gnome, and Calahot Castle. Immediate occupation both of the farm sad residence could be given to . s purchaser, The land is in escelleut condi tion, hanag been farmed for some Um* by the proprietor. To any one &items (A building a superior manna on the property there is the attraction of f serreral One, dry, and osenmanning positions, sad a ahladent uty of oak sad other ornamestal timber has bean kept standing with Otis object. Particulars and plaw may be el Meows. Parton and Co., Southampton of W. N. Newm an, ray, solicitor, douthantp. tom: the betels at Renthamptcm aid Utley ;a. the Mart ; and of Mown Dann Slone, Son, and WILEY, land agents and. surveyors, 10, Waterlooplace, YalFinall, London. S.W. BONCHIIIICH, ISLE of WIGHT.—ZAST samt. a diAinguished Iif.A.KINE MANSION. in one of the most delightful nod salu brio= parts of the Island, sequestered in grounds of great beauty, commanding a lovely sea view, only a mite fres that delightful and fashionable resort, Ventage, and in a select neighbourhood. MIC6BRB,DANIELI3.IIITII,BON,asdOAKLEY • are instructed to Orllft for MLR by LUCTION, at the Mark near the Rank of Inglerd, in the simmer Ne=irri- • mut, dieleceed of by= z ooneractl. the above very EC,. 4tr... rabx=efus...amirdiror- • dose to o f Doenhatelt, nhbh • occupies a splendid pennies on the May bete= of the coast line, at the ertrecolty of that singularly romantic and grand tract, W Cnderellff and within the Influence of a climate proverbially favourable to delicate constitutions. The man sion is distinguMhed not alone from the character of the resi dence (ehich is in the blizabethan style of architecture:, moat substantially built of stone, planned with every attention to comfort and lunar), with enetlyettings throughout, the reception rooms and principal chambers exhibiting rise workmanship in English oak, all in keeping with the 17th century;, but also from Its denghtful situation, sheltered beneath a precipice of lime stone, secluded within its grounds, which occupy a rich tract of shore land, one of the many =prick/us formations from the great land slip, having a maimincent sea view, and completely screened by ornamental timber which nourishes beneath the lofty shade of its rocky background. It is freehold, embracing, with its lawns and pleasure grounds, gardena, and paddocks, an area of • about THIRTY ACILIEL Immediate possession may be obtained, and ell the appropriate and costly oak furniture and fittings nay be taken by the pur chaser at • valuation. Particulars may be had of Wears. Ranken, Ford, Longbourne, and Loonbourne, solicitors, No. 4, Booth-square, Ora(.-too. W.C. ; and of Messrs. augna Blum bud, and OAKUM, land waft and surveyors, 10, Viaterlooirloos, Pali sell, IL W. BHELT MINISRALS, and FOISHIS. WJ. C. S will SELL by AUCTION, t hu Greet Room, tfl, FJag.tdreot, ConmuSgardes, ea THURSDAY and FRIDAY. May 21 and SS at half :pad 18 yar enely each day, the valuable COLLECTION of X Fawn, and Malta, contained In for hantleana cabinets, tie property of the late Major Bbeppezd, F.H.8., comprising Newer& of 400 lota of rare and chola' speobrasna—On view the day poor and mornings of Bile, and catslegnes had. 10TH MF .T O NE L of the = UN rnow ler? ths In the Prosance of their RE L. NE's The PRINCE and PRINCL9B of WALES. Oerds of Admission, price lb each, U obtained before the PM of Pia 7 201. up to 9th of June sad Ws. on day, to be bad of the principal librarians and muslcaellera A. MURRAY. EL CHARLES DICKENS'S READINGS. The LAST &FADING BHT THlULL—Hanover. —On FRIDAY ZYZNING, May 22, at S., Mr. C DICKENS will READ hie CHRISTMAS CAROL (tor the last time this season) sad the TRIAL free PICKWICK. Ss. ; centre sesta, 25.. back seats, Is. Tickets of Chlgl ia l 11511, 192, PicuidlUy . Pottle and Sofa 15 and It, RE change . Anstle's office, St Junes's-NO ; and as Payne s Mos. Hanover-square Roma. THOS. HEADLAND. Sec. %IRE NORFOLK-SQUADIE HOTEL is close to J. end In Mew of the Arrival Platform of the Great Whinier& Railway Ratios. Paddington. Ldid toffee-road Hot and mold bathe. Tariffs on application. PAIITION.--COCIESS Celebrited READING .) SAUCE, for Flab, Cisme, Steaks, soap. Ontviss. Doi end Cold Wed; end unrivalled for emend usa, le sold by all reaped able dealers m Banes. It is nianalsetured only by the sole proprletor, CHARLIid COCKS, 4, Duke-street, sole Original Sauce Warehouse. Another+ are spurious lani G ENUINE WINES and COGNAC Direct. sow fee OroWent Ameemt. BONE BOURCIIOIB, eCtaren from Ins per dorea, bearing:can parteon with many sold to and dearer. CHATEAU CANON, a hth-clase Bordeaux wine, 38s. a dozen. ATTIE-DINNER CLARETS of various growths. BUEDUNDIES, Banternes, Champagnes, He., Se. REAL COGNAC, 46e., 5M , and Sue. per dozen Cu.. Further particulars to be had from DE LAAOE FILE et Cie., 51, Belgrave-place, S.W.—N.B. No intermediate interests whatever between grower and consumer. lalt &SLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new investsort, so admirably centered that a rail b:t o : well u smaller casks, may be raised or tilted on It labour or trouble. Its action Is so hominoids tket tbe sediment of the most limpid iluld by so poseibdtty am be Mate:bed. Price lia, 125.. 1140., to sell 41, V, and 18 igloo maks. • . .• • BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No venbmg required. No more flat beer or sour trine. Price ea Id. ; ditto, e 9a—Apply direct to JAMBS BALLOW, patentee. la, IL Villtiamatrest, biantion-bouse. bee that his name and address are as rem artkle ; all cabman spurious linitatioaa Engravings gratis. Established 16111. frO LOVERS of FLOWZRB.—The follolying .L COLLECTION sent, safely peeked, as receipt of Ll, UR, 10s. 6d. :- It show Hollyhocks, 12 di f,W Panel It Delphiniums, 12 Double Rockets in three colours, 6 Genie uepoe teadoes, • Potantillas, crimson and oran,e, 6 Antirrhinum', ti Campanulas in three sorts, 6 CEootheru ditto, 6 crimson and white Lydia* 6 Anemonie Japonica, 6 Luptuns t‘plendens crimson new, 1t Double Polyanthus, 24 best annuals.—Post-ohloe orders to H. ALLIANDER, 'Lender-street, New-cross EL CAUTION.—WATHERSTOI4 and BROGDIN recommend the public to have the Cent Gold stated on the invoice— . Pius Gold and Pure Geld," se applied to Jewellery, being • delusion. WATELLBSTON and IiktMDEN'S GOLD MAINS, and at articles manufactured by them, an bold upon this principle, and at the manufacturenr prices. Manufactory, 10. thewiettaetreet, Covent-limnlen, W.C. Aaaa)b mule of chains and Jewellery we k each.-111.a This sutabUshmeat is CIOK4I sk 6 in the evening, and on flatardags st 1. 6L'41141M . N . 5 . D810 . 38. GExTLSMEN are invited to inspect the NEW STOCK of WALKING and OVERCOATS, kept for In— 'portion or mote. at HAMILTON and KIMPTOICS, Tubes, 105, Strand, ("patio Laster-kW. BY THE AUTHOR OF "FRIENDS IN COUNCIL" Second Edition, this day, poet dye, ba, ORGANIZATION IN DAILY LIFE. An Remy. London : Parker, Sou, and Boars, West Strand. Thie day. Pro, 1 tn. the Fourth and concluding Volume of THLHISTORY of ENGLAND during the lON of 01011011 the TRIM By Wlld.tedi Mum. M.P. Vol 1. to lit. ltr. each London : Parker, Son, and Bourn. Weal Strand. second ZatioA, post Pro, prim Ss, L.EISIJR).: HOURS in TOWN. A Selection Li from the Contributions of A. K. H. B. to Tiseer's Magaduo. London . Parlor, Wm, sod Bow. West stand. EMIGRATION OW COTTON OPZRATIVIth. —A meeting of the Manchester Emigrants' Aid Society wee held in that city yesterday, the Mayor in the chair. A contribution of 91. 7s. 6d. was announced from workmen in the employ of Messrs. Adilawn and Sous, Bradford. A report presented by the executive committee, stated that during the last fortnight they had nominated SO persons who had been ap proved by the commissiooer as free forswore for Mel bourne, and had granted 311. towards the outfit of 46i CHELTENHAM.—LASE HOUSE, • dlrtlngebbed Residence, statute adults. The committee had tendered a number a delightfully situate in the most select and fuhionable pert Dem i e to t h e governmen t i ns p ec t or foe emigration to New of the suburbs of Cheltenham, and occupying. with its lawns, &eased. Applications for free end assisted passages to Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, Orchard, dc., an important area those parta of the world had lately been very numerous. of Nine Acres. MESSRS. DANIEL SMITH, SON andOAICLEY Ihe total amount of donations was 2,a101. Balance al the are favoured with Instructions to SUBM , IT to AUCTION, bulk 615/. The committee had applications from 600 for et the Mart, near the Bak of England, in the month of July free to the colonies, which was beyond th e means (unless previously disposed of by private treaty ;, the above very at th P e a ir ma rposal to assist.—Yesterday the committee of superior SUBURDAN MANSION, the pariah of St. Boars, Oevent-garden, met and pared for many years occupied by the late Andrew Wight Fay.. very the following resolution :—" That the balance of the fund mulotantielly erected, placed upon a dry and healthy soil, nom- now in the hen& of the hon. treasurer, after payment of manding a One cheerful prospect, terminated by the Cotswold i any claims thereon, be paid over to the ial emigration and Leckharripton hills, 'lmo secluded within its own rounds, which fund, tic which th e Lord Mayor and the Insusion- house are tastefully disposed and ornamentally tin.bered . planned with mat attention to comfort, tad in every respect suitable for relief committee invite subeeriptions." The amount now in the reception of a family of distinction. The residence, baud is about 1701., and 8001. has already been paid from.. which is approached by a lodge entrance, has a commanding the committee. elevation, and a noble portico leads to the entrance hall, SKRIOI4I ADULTERATION OF COTTON. —A vetr which opens to the following spacious and elegant reception rooms, viz..—Two with drawing-rooms respectively 23 ft. by numerous meeting of gentlemen °maenad is the WAG& 15 ft. loin. and 13 ft. by 15 ft. 10 In., exclusive of • bay 14 ft. din. manufacture was held yesterday at ternoon, at the Clarence. by y ft. 6 le. a &plus-room 31 ft. by us et. with • noble Hotel, Manchester, to promote resistance to • new rule of; centre bay, lift. OM. by Tit • a library or ne eeing room, Mt by the Brokers' Avirciati aat I ivetoool, thet‘thers shall be 15t3 Igin.: breakfast room. lilt Sim by 16ft. gin. The domestic " no allowance for fa lse pecking ' . after ',Win the scales" Mikes comprise housekeeper's room, still-roan, butler's pantry, capital kitchen and scullery. larder, de w with excellent mileage The Mayor of Rochdale was voted to the chair. Specimeus In the basement. The sleeping ape/entente consist of 12 principal of cotton waste fouled in bales, mixed with large steer and chambers and dressleg rooms, with convenient closets and seven other substances more or ler ponderous, were on the table, secondary apartments. The out-aloe. consist of • breubours mid gentlemen stated that bides which on purchase w and various area vaults In • paved court yard. stabling for eft p asy to mert m o so more th oo 10 or 12 p ar coot, of waste horses and two coach-houses, and other useful erections. It Is _ provided with • capital walled kitchen garden and a fruit ere found, on examination, to contain 15 to 30 per cent. orchard. The lawns and pleasure grounds are extensive, and at in. the extremity Is an ornamental sheet of water, fed by a rennin( annum on nulls was likely to be greatly increased, by the Besides --- th immediate loos to prelim era, the rate of • stream, which has its source in the surrounding bills, and the risk of Bre from stones in the cotton coming is *Meet witk mansion le abundantly supplied with both soft and Wring water. the teeth of a porcupine. or the tooter of • lap machine. Particulars will shortly be published, and may then he had Resolutions were therefore paws:, condemning the adoption Of Messrs. Hawkins, Blown, and Hawkins, solicitors, 2. Boswell- and f cart, 1111e0111 . “1111, W.C. : and of Hews. Donn Mom bon, of the new rule, orm the meeting into • cotton .. log i ee en eg iay, land a gent, sod 'armors, 10, w itatoo . piyA h a. spinners' emaciation, to ail Itif members in enforcing claim mall, London, B.W. tar musparation. - ' . 4 .141 P.7te hi 1 1,14 yds a Oat rIdDiA ove.W !Lir'h wime. row. x.Q• tenbel, este. isatV. N'