The Express. — London, England, 1851-03-15 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. tn. +sop.. tr n• tete: aid • Unto L. CASUALTIES. ikke, Morthewo n. from Newcastle to Nykjobint. „ got .igrourel in the Atcr -r d, nil 5, came off, and sank in two or three fathom, water crew, except one man), reed.—Thisted, March 7. Melon. from Ardent's*, at thus port, lost foreyard, Ike., and hal one man killed through being in collision with the I Aristide* (tiretk brie), for Palermo, 'thick has put track with damage.—Liverpool, March 14. Thert.o.t.—Focal at wa, .if Tor!oy, towed ins , the lsarLuor yesterday by Minna le.att. the French ;saline Thirresta, of Bordeaux. frau N:.wiastle for Crone (Akira) whirl' WI% is Cherhnur4 for n.pain a few day" mph and it it suppn.ed, by thz %tate that At it in, that ! ski, was ran tool of by a lark. ship. There was nobody on Ismr.l.—Dieppe, March 12. Trion earque; 1 1.10. i n, Ir mud to Liverpool, caw? on short let :isistht shout 10 milet on th of this port, with minds rat f the awa. The vet, lit y. t tiaht, hat lha much I rape. i want should bccom, bod.—Weaford,l IlArth 12. William Lord, sailed from the Dar of Savannah,2l, bonol for Liverpool, and has not since been heard of. SZADOILNI MAIL 9. re drib. two. au, an wt.: Mrs tut. 001111111 i P 114.48111 I lb°loo.o ,t• -orwitert.l tvelm. easic•p , ma vitt le firseral Mrit. inn law Lasko. I Mapktalswil. I tee. courralit arreA•tbillowsiat *Was& tryt.slied Nat. piNHIN MyrricetWe.atayraphat aro, 'WWI OMNI) W Abrisaurta• .„11 N Csisf .rala'sisflWNlN I Coes, (Sari Hatre ? Corwart•tropts • Pt I.Satra: AmetlOS —N 01.1 Offs.. WWWWW, N , 1.. A **eon WM Ism .... 1r55.1.4 lli N 10.. trio *scubas I ;N . larl 1•Is Nancrlllea) N Nalterrsessal•is saws ft) °titans ' UMW W Krimiza . Naas* Jit roll mare ...„......N Peru. Tuscany* West Iwitste . . N were rook as• Nemo' N • The rnc:• to tico 'cystic pedal cs Mace —......1Lampe0 1 .7.1 111 ank Verdi SI ..........ILleerposl --tem& II !A sok 16 i n sttstorma AprU a 1101 of the wall firesoota ....AprU S I ASIAISIA ef rasa . LAreer eah,,,,, .. ..... % Issa ,, IS Rh of i‘ **************************** 12 41h of the so-tblkertbsmptss. April I I 1:11k of the month . loettneecont. M..1(0 20 .ch of th• ocusthlrlyiestith 1 rett I Ithl:th:thof nhohilluser . ' rte 124 trilki7t..l.• MI I routhanapersh,n Of el oth ,sed-Oarid. etechnstAss.ll, I .... ru of Ole rash rr I uthasplio.Uarel :0 rat, &sty ** -. Illteree --- Iwteren. fthi:thrtheiestlleser --1111091 1 6 IS ' fermis 6 Psalms Ilseis II Ws4ros. St Oder. Cosecs .11:70.1 1 .: 1:111 dile wrath onehroiptem 'to Is I aim early .. .... Hotehe.e - Tyler Milt ar •Ine month •Inattlutipees. !Web In !t•lhr &that woe\ ' t Meer — March U refit of the sesth i 9ootharspiss. User h 1% %LAI it ho; mooch .Inoer .—.. ftseh 43 And of et • te met ou•lthsspere. April $ 9th of the no nth nesthamplahlArcal IS th,t7thotnthethl '''narselcllkser IMsrels , 2.liithol it* b. itbllth 2 511.1 IllullipliAllf ...... .131initI ii 1 ithliflstati tioute i llt.mr %are. 42 2thlith.74tot erofthimulltmOptte. ' April 1' 1 I:th ttl the swab tlotathasplas. , Matet. Ti AlarttltVittattinittnlkrver ......«. Ilan►li 21 1121 i el 11. itttoiltitrathingllM IlAidi :6 ,01 d do oftrAimismemOol. April I navies time mile/ Min sawyed bl AH. V 1), Alonfk7l.• -at Plymuith. M at-h If, (mos . At.. a -at 14nm/oil, Mach.a. loan IFdw Aauua Yarriat-- at Lit, ratra, M art. .1. from Nam Vora Ana ENgsatrom -at I.larrpool, Man h 11, hum Calcutta lloarksatt. -at Gratrtarn4. Mar - h 14. IMO COU.TO. or Itiat,rus at nratraroa, Mara% 14. -...from _China (Arnim* or A ..raromml, Munk 141. 4EM Mambur3 I,romaroaror. idaTekknd. Mach - llmritat• liketrr, Mart+ 12, how Aletaa . tria ..- M, kk., W.. .41 off Falmooth, Mash 11. MOM timurlt• 1k.01.1 , 1111k -•al tassumn4. Iheeh 14, floss lit.tal• -at 13mirlotal, March 11. from ....... .14 to Eta.. .r 1 namreart -at I.trerp.r.l. Man. 44 14, M. It x. 17 Litataaraa. -et lirrew.ck, Aldt .1. ham...... lktltaa F.-.saar --at I.3ntra.ttown. .I.trth 11, (rm. Varies Ilav3aw -at V3lmouth, Flank 13, haft Parnmahum rat.c.lo Urronfork. 11.trrh 12, tram •-.. Cadmus - ,off 13witimal. Mattll4 Ukoraar -,M Math 13, —.name iirrum,•-at liravromorl, Mamii 14, ter ...-....... Odura look.rmeri. Ite 3, Marsh 13, hum-- gime ritius kik , .M.. 0. .reh 11, hors ..... ....... -.Mau J a W., *Ka at I.sw.tito.l, March 14, tram 14. - • Fmk LADY NUM arnmr• titaertsatarns, Marsh 11, hum . Mauritata Luau -at 14,1,014 March 1-1, Mom Lomb 1if14.11-111. Milford, Mare. 13, hew., ... Nnultrowl Main .. s . :tom ak.k.FoLaa-Mf Valmulth, Maralil3, tam Ilarannah 14.4 -at Imeezmuma. Match 12, Irak 1411aditlaak .it kild111.41•11., Marsh 12, ....... Plasm -at Tampa!, Math 12, hum Loudon fista.a• Loot-at gumn.koars, Mash 12, nun -al Tartu; ?Writ 11, It ttu num You -at Laverph4 March 14, Rao owns. - allotumetml, March $ 4 , ham to homut at Falmouth, Mart% 11. Ira ....... .scansß. -at I , 3lmuth. March hang hau.laamm tow ••tan k -a! Utierakk own, March li, UMW.- ....... Maus Ham man..., at konnerk.. Mach 13. tram Too,. 141., -at 11r31, Maud 11, trunk likarktim h.saa-M Si...lama. Mach 14, from hmaana -al liaavere 1, Math 14, Tom LNat-es I Tow Cane -at Urareato l l. Mh l d ll4 . 144 - .Ilamtatr4 'tor Mt -14 Litcrao.l, Math It from Lob PO T.14M.441-at Livery. I, Mash 14.. Was -. thhmkta V.'s ay Cosa-all Liverpool S , Mamh 14 tres Ws. llahm--Makeamea. am,l4 SAILED. Anus-6+ Owner.", M.rcb 1 Lidori An!-ter Lite lioryb 11, to B. ry•er AMMAN= Valiwralth 313rc4 12, li4 .... ..Thgady4,lll3 liatasrd Ammo -tram (towers.* Mara 12. le TnnoLod Clawr-Aar rartroutb, none 13, Lawlor Cwav -Wm Warw., Mara 11. Is 114.3 4W., SAL IWww-lion Liverp..l, wet 14. -Is V•lparaw, WALTON /tons -ho Liter poi, Ilona 14. ra..... troly• liwarroran -tow Law 11.4, Marc la. W.. ..Sada 01.rtia Warm -It.m umbra', Mawr 12. Jolts'. r Iltwv• from laroya.turo. March 12. Land .w lastra• -hoer Lavortwol. M.nh 14, 44 Ayr, Is.-Bar Lionwol, Much 11, to lee. - grow tin. ark, Mani 13 l s* %mitt,' Jour bus.s.-kwa Wwww.l. Mardi 11, to ".... .. - Montfort lnwWouwans -Iran talwarsol, Mash 14. etas Lystrowyar -bast I.l•l4auti, March 13, --LowYw Sawowcra Wwwwortk. Mach I; WOWS Mown mar eliolll4llloll. Match 13. W.. --Newt.* Ma, 11.wwww-Irrn LlYwrowi, Nada 147 Is -.... Aar* M 1 row Lliwprol. March 14. ..... -- " Watworp were fur lawgrod. Mush 1 4 34.................1Pwwwa1war Awn., -arra Wayward, Mori 14. ft Cosa Ornmr•irl-Irrm LlwrpAol, Street $4, ..... III3W usluo. -twat tirawrwl, Maul 14. " Or CYR' Pam •st tlawoa-leyra LAtterwol, Mai 14, r -.. Mar Way Vows,* -Wm Mooch 1, S. Lae* way. -how li i v i ljti i rclt 11, to .. llowwwww-Itan Mar& 11. dyne Wodsras Arm web 13, to boors sw.• - bus Llwpial. Match Is---..-.ProYerk T. wool, -Bow Liwwwal. Maack 11, ft —....llll•Whirwlowd t -.wog -trim Lberprill. flank 14. 1• VILISULS gruicax V/1111. Aspettai Varque).sieerime %AL, Jai3 ki. k 22.1111..1e5. ILO I. Imprver ibml34. inn 113Aulla wr twk, VOL so. MIL US, isa. 21 L tiiip). b she Ita.fltlefl Ax We% So* bind et Coryr ra wila kosq Wick VeL 21. W. 23 L. I. 3 47. I. itrUmtbe ). PlafißOON LOWAI M 7. kr.. :.II MIL 0.3 W. ScleWE or A (1111.0.--Yestenlay tin inquiry arsis laminated by Mr. Bedford. the soroner, at St. Cleorgeha ll o spatal, a. to the death of r.iro:ine Remington. aged 11 year., who had destroyed herw If. The deceased resided with her parents at &RUM-stet at. Nottingdale. On the lot of last month the der, lowa had the misfortune to break a small hssking-glay and she was greatly alarmed lest hrr father shoald chastise her for it Coon ho mina home he asked her wby she had put her alder to lied as soon. and she replied. •' 1.. cause she was sleeps," sad immediate) y went upstairs herself. The father *fol lowed shortly after, and found a quantity of blood by a table in the room, on which was lying a razor also covered with blood As he did nut see hi. daughter in the room, he looked under the bed,and there found &Thies-ding (emu a barge wound in the throat. A surgeon was sent for, who sewed it up, and she was then taken to the hospital. In this place she told a younger brother that she meant to kill herself. Mr. Rouse, the house surgeon, stated that the wound was three inches long and very deep. It was ouch an estraordinary ease for a child to comntit such an act that he asked her who did it. and she Raid herself. She died on Wednesday from the effect of the wound. The jury returned a verdict, ••That the deceased destroyed herself by cutting her throat maths rum, briag_at the time of unsound mind from fear." SUSPECTED MUM:MR.—Yesterday morning the body of a woman was taken out of the Regent's Canal. near Agar-town, St. Pancras. The face of the deceased is shock ingly eat and disfigured. seemingly for the purpose of pee venting identification ; and the hands are also much muti lated. aa if le a death struggle. The boily is also divested of anything likely to lead to identity, and as the injuries could not have been aelf-infiietssl. murder is supposed to have been committed. The body now lice in St. Pancras Workhouse for the coroner's inquiry. l)tst;EBOro EXPERIMENTS WITH NIUAKETA.—It has been usual, when the ca rigouts were carrying on at the Royal Arsenal . Woolwich, by a detachment of the Pont Ouards, for the officer is command, with two non. totnutissioned °fivers, to stand behind the target, and the son-commissioned ottl:ers to show themselves after each siring, and sqpial to the tiring party, with the aid of a small flag, ou which side of the target the balls prated when they slid nut Alt the object against which they were slit:tied. VP bile the experiments were being carried on on Thursday. one of the musket balls passed under the target and struck the captain's leg, passing through his trousers and boot, but fortunately only grazing the skin. During the experiment. yesterday (Friday) on: of the balls passed through the target in a part which hid been previously fractured by the tiring, and struck one of the corporal. us the back, and tore his clothes marl,' the retire breadth of his holy, as he stood with his side to the back of the target These n %tom escapes will cause a change is the arrangements for tirin,t in future. (Advertleinelit.)—TUS EARL Of ALIMOROUCIII sae Ilstuoway's astottc.Lcer curs by nee se ratteosis madtrae, alter every other ratan hod oohed 040 extract frau hi. asocassphs knee, saw! Vslts Stories. Utahans. Tex 21e 14%.—T0 Prgewor llost.sesj. —I beg to in nt rat that yJaz eine have etzered a core of a ,le .rtes to toy herr rat otaisseh +alit all the wet esteem of it. small:/ at taxa. and all wee the ,basterat has set lama Ws to tact —say. not even tee wale.", of CartetbAl Siatitatea. (Rood) ALE1914)11111..* Than troadettal ld yell. ...an• any harm at the liner Or 0 . .0.11.4t'i itaLl 0tr45., at) at Iteasscr 1.13 05.5 * . es:a Lohman); let, term L Los e., 4.8 at v.biete ta• CS 1 e,I trocal DAILY WEATHER TABLE.. SATUILDLY, M• 11.01 15, 18M. ne State of the Weather at each of the (oll•wing places al Nino o'clock yesterday morning. Thu stations are arranged in order of latitade. &insal Name at n em I wig. S IC. at Nate el Weather. ----- --- W.B.W. din rartially Goody LW. Okla Lain &I. Owl* Weer Partially Camay I L Goole Neer Partially Mad, 11. ova Wawa Paw LW. Goals limos Ommart W. 041W111 Ores !WW2, Cloudy n. rinds OMNI, Partially Closely S. LiglWalas Partially newly LL Otatba Deism Partially ClF.ty B. deft Wont Parti.lly Cloudy W. Geode Warn (Smile* w.&w. Straw ertaase Partially ClatalY W. Wank Peers , ! P.risliv t le.tly w. Ortetlelkarse : e1nu.114,1 gooneys (MUNI Noucm>~ ....ter.. I resw•lr THIS Owns Strerwthp Zeot:e Breeze. The returns from the following place.% oMee in time for puhlicition yeq..nlay indicate the %tat,: of the weather on Thl nine o'clock. Onaa 6. LUIZI3OI ................ L. CAIWIF LIN"PPM! (DWILIP WN W WITLIIIMAS LAJOIMW ...... a &W SW. L.u.s ..set D•RUPITIO , LW. dos I ir. Lint gross Gentle AIME* /lard WWI Omits Unapt CleatNo Suomi Neer Wattle mama- Goads Breese DAY, Noom. at of the Weather. d not reach this they they, - fore iday morning at o:: skss C,tar Porno!ls cloudy P Cluu+ l7 ;ladles floaey Portia:, Ct•ntey Porttoile (1.1.1, P0r1...11, Mo.ly )Tarcaot Overcoat etoollas Cleado 13M, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. lIRAT.-31 welt 1.1, at Iligh Mahon, the wife of Mr. W. F. Bray, je ,of a it.. BROWN.—March I:, at Nnewoo ', the wire of J. B. Brown, F. q., of • 44 , 1d15b r. CLARKE. —March 5. at Guerneey, the wife of the Km 1. Clarke, Al ,of s d.ugoter. CO e E. 4 .--111arch 12, at :Ramon, the, srl'e of the Rev. C. 0. Cotes, of a daughter. 4TY.VC,IMON.—Mareh at Bt. Rernsrere-ereseent, P. Ihtburett, the Irl'e of J. tote superintending surgeon Madras F...l;blinheent. W n WW. SWIFT,..7 Muth I!. the wife of E. I. Swine, Fog., Keeper of It.l2.'•Sehrl-bour, of • no. TATIDIL—Mareh 10. .t the Ste three. St. Jena% Man, Mn. B. Taylor. h • dauehtert. TROMPl4O2l.—Nlare 12 at Irr. W. Ilweepeos, thq.. of a oces. Weymoteth. •be wife of MARRIAGES. BELL -WALL trE. -Jan. !I, at Halifax. Nova Scotia, Lett. X. W. to hug Exeelleney Ueut.O 0. Blr J. Harvey, to Wary, daaghter of J. Willa... Itoq. EBY.42lhit -FAGAN.-Illarch I, at St. Peter'', Tiverton. the Ray. A. H. bloomer, nal net ot Capt. Moaner, of Path, to "Men Goomtana Elisabe th. danchter ot the late Maim Gen. C. B. Papa, CB., of the Bengal Array. RIMIINiON-TE KERET. -Feb. 12, at M. Creme'., tloom•Mrry, by the Ilan. and Rev. M. ViMera, M.A., (hark. Wotan,. fourth SU of T. 80hm..., I'M., of Iserogro.rmort. Itureelnalume, to Mir Supt., Fierce Turfrey. of Brighton. DEATHS. lIAGMA I I3.-31 , rch 11 , France+ or 11e 01 Mr. W. 6. Baphaw, of Part-term*, Itrio at's-park, aged 43. BOWIE —Monti 12, at lientinea.teTrace, Rearnes.park. J. J. norrit, 11.11., laic Arauataat Ploys elm to the Llorpttal for G n.umptroo, 111441 31. COVlVe.—lliseeh 9. at Brussel; Bliss Swans wife of Col.Cofßo, lota Soya! Mollie", COLLIIIN!! : -*larch I at Vienna, IL C. Coihnenn, Fog., of Wad- . .. _____ strert-ballnigs. aged ;n. . DAWE. Man* U. at Michela Haar, Smerset, H. Dane, Esq., ei , u-gt asa of the We H Orem EN., aged ;u. HOW illtPiaoN. —March IS, at Carlton-ball, dt. John's-eroud, Redl ine i, turd sun et Mr. IL Hodeldneon. %tied nine months. WM -Vlach 11, at clsaratis Elyskeri, Pais, Mn. H. Lane, of Brad Berlharopetead, llerta. 111AVII.I.E.—Marel 12, at 11111-rnad, 10. Jan's wood, Beatrice Margaret. daughter of A. A. Mieeille, Veq., age 1 nioe months. 61./R.—March 12, a• bts Nationale, Lohdcn-road, Brighton, Mr. lotus glee, an old intuth.t.int ot Hagan', in his nand year. WY..TIMP. —March 10, S gal is, wife of Mr. J. Waitron, of Bond atnet, I latenwp 1.. n or. aged •.'l. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 15, 1851. OFFICIAL CATALOGUE. OFFICE, 29. New arirlimatereet, 131{IEk• friar% sad at the McAdoo building, Hyde Part. PTO 71C e. —Advertisements iLteLdtd for Ito Tait FAlihni of a , auarter of a million of the Sundt Catalneu-, s mem for the Font Editi.das of the Illostra ed, the German, nA krineb C-talorma, aboutd be teat In immediately, to order that they may be elassided and printed forthwith. I. Inuit...nee Oakes. IG. Place. of Publi: An.wee 2. Literature and the Fine Arts. meat. S. New Invent/ma 7. Railway aad Steam ►oat Ar e. Agricultural Mecham' and rsaimmenu. Implements. 9. Claw teat .n of Trades and 5. House Agency—Hotel.. To. and Irdeadtetornare. SPICEIt BEGIBLIV, Wholesale Stationer, 1 Joint Con'rte•ore t.. C'..OW Ed AN Li SoNS, Printers, 1 the It_.yale'muini•elon. RUSIELY'S NEM WORK. lust publiehed. M imperial Aro, with Twenty...3hr Mate., bawl nome roue ma, from Drawings by the mtt.or, THE STONES of VENICE . Volume the neat —The FOUNDATIONS. By JON. RVIII(N, Author of •• The wren Lampe of Arrl.l:ectur . ,' •• Mo !ern Potnter.s,' Ice. Price Two Guinea; In =home.: club. inLu top edge et. LPodon : Smqh. Elder, sod Co., 113, Coraitl. THE ARTIS ;N CLUB ON THE STE ill ENGINE. The Tbird Edition, In I vol. etc, with 3U Ptlfi platea and .7.1!) wend engraving, I fie- 27, cloth, ATREATISE on the STEAM ENGINE, in ;t* Application to Minn, Mill, !team Namealon, and Railway*. by the h.n.aw Ctxu. Edltfd by JOHN Born**, C.E. t. The great sent of Inc preu nt on is they,: quantity of ink, motion which it afford... to dettub of construction. In thin neneet it teem. unrivalled. . • . It moraine a Test nom of invaluable facia."- Clod Ererincer end Architect'. JournaL Load': Lecgman, Brown, Green, and lonians, CLARKE'd OVIDE..I .OX4 Pint VI if WlTti DURING THE GREAT EX IHOITION. LONDON IN ALL IFS GLORY; or, Hiw t) Era, Loa :on dupla, the Grrat Eshibition. Ito. 0, prig id. lo oe cornylered io :i enroll. antabers, yarrow.). 'ritual atel. LONDON An II Id TO.DAY : Whore to C r, and Aha 0 Fee, during the Gene' Laudaiti.m. No. XXVIII., Price lid,. 'Yu he cc , yirted in 4‘ wet kir numbers, vial nearly 300 recreants, sal a Load. some map of Innlon. LoN Dos : What to he. sad Haw 'o Fee I:. With aumerour engraanda. 32r0u., calk, price la. antra %mum - Abbey ...... rd. Piattoul Lailery Gd. triailua Richt, Hampton Court Lood.n : 11. G. CAA* art Co., 4., Wier-chaise. TO EXHIBITORS and Others.—A PR %C 1. J. CAL ENtaXLER of gorse years' cape-sower nava." sawn In Puredilly, woald be glad to to .- ward the INTIIRESTS of ULM BITints I n the EN7INEEKI3 I O, or other derocmen'v, Mu d agent, and would net object to devote a portent of hie otiose wie of gratlcroen to swine or oddest. cotumunlconor.e. Le sag rerpectalsie references given. Ad 'rear 11. C. W. 153, etocautly. HOUSE and ES !ATE AGENCY.—Liats of Haase ani Aparteneats bent free by ryK oa enPlfrAtko In Mr. DR BERNARDT, Souse sad estate agent, and suettoneer, 10, Johaataset, Adelpla. pATENT OFFICE.-NO I'ICE TO INVENTORS. —PATENTS and REGISTIRTIISS of INVENTIONS OB TAIN nil. sod Advice to Invent.. jrnituitntwly even, so well with rinsed to tlhe menu of their invention• as to their sale, and their ob. faunas tbe edisistanee of winding. The official pnwpretufes may be had on or will be forwarced by poet by LE CAPELALS and STEELE, Patent-ollee, 123 , Chaaecry.bine. London. DAMS and LONIMN..-1 he 0 itE Al' EX PO ISMON.—TIENET BENNETT, Agent to the British Eintecay, p.ria Custom. and Foreign agent, dt, stark-lass, FORWAItIe4 and CLEARS BAGGAGE, PARCELS, sad MERMAN InaE, esecntes mantimiona, mercantile and private, and offers GRATIS to foreigners Information orinnected with the Lap onion, GENET SENNETT has establorted the " POREIGNICIt's Pl'it. VET end KV " fur provisioning Tso, , soo Sly tore-1m Visitors" iluritg each week. from Nay to &October ; tool for reg '- tering large sot awl., empty and format's,* houwa centrally somata, for their accommadati , n, liberal Vries for which can be matte; and with contractors for Cede, furniture, and pc , 'Liam.; espgernents made with (nude's( Brown eharacter, oho register. No share. what for registry sad circular ; toad is a) outoesion with Nay London bone. SURVEYING, Attelill'EClUßl, ENGIN EKK. ING, I evening, Draining. Afrasuricg, and Velnitts of Land, Timber, Huildingo. !Warring, Mathematics, &a., TAUGII r in ■ Plain courw of pearliest lemon•, on the wet approved alarm, by Misers HYDE. SMI ill, and Li.WIA, civil onrinters, architects, mirvey , ra, go, of extensive practice, wino are preparing gentlemen for surveyor., architects. engineers, &c. Prot:len• y guaranteed. Term., for the tourers, tin perfect, 10 ruinea., nr One Galina per week. Sta•,y and clam pupil. may be rem... Aided M appt.intrnr-nts from g 3 to ILA per wrath. For prapestio, tc., apply at the olfloca, 24, Quit lord-wreA, liti..el•ayuerr, Lola°, "An elovlleat ottabisament I,r purveying, architecture, engineer ing, to."—Matiarine of silent C. THE LO:4I}ON MON KIAILY Al/VANut. anu LIFK AnnUlth NCI: COMPANY. Proviainnally tri.terecl, for tern;nrary ach Anew of Capital, Ina , 0011.11 IN Cl,anraeneine Capital. £1n,4110, in 11,n01 4harea of .C 1 e Nu habnity Ia sharchold, to beyond the amount a nil:tree. laces : 14, Man, heater-aquAre. CASS at SARAH CHESHANI.—Teo DOCTORS and the F 3160111111t5, Str. —Dr. Taylor, oaths tent el Sarah Chen/tarn, is reported to have 1 , 41 e ;hat "a natation of getraeing and nuking in the stomach would be one of th. eyreptionts consequent upon the administration of or num" Now, the, we ermined th le. Taylor ought to h ore been want tether, whetner such would not be the symptoms if the ar iienic on administered media.: ly, for it seem, that the pots nlng la thin case wee effected by rep aced small dare% as In Madame Laf- I tarn's. nue. How cme We to escape Lord Campbell, We have I often beard many pence* eonsplain at a gnawing and sinking in the storeun who have not taken weenie. cat COSSIA, the wretched woman is guilty, and deserve, the utmost punishment ; but it u eerLsinle contemptibly aughable to her be. hn eteing es ideate in such enev, whilst they them. lets are every dip adnetng the meltearo• poison., but then, somehow or other, by • bocesdavus therm &Idly ant node pepsins are turned lOW moat benign medicines. l hie we cannot understand; perhaps John Bull can. lass, in short, the diplom i turn the *mole, or other poisons, into benign medicinal, The Tone, nevreutier of Friday last, a* if not satisfied by reporting the Ind of tins wretched woman, pins on in a leading article to put tern into the heads of pnede resorting the crime of secret plann ing, which moot neeee-anly be le•eleeii with the very wrest Valle qunbore ; so that with each • paper on the one bead, and the docture and clientele on the other, it is not diftkult to realine the tact that the better eine of sonny is COUPLefeLT sea Tel• rowan or yes eV., • el•PORSIO —bat this to eel •I. Wait do you tbenk of the fallowing review [heaves awns the mark IL which snorers In the Medical (Aunts of only last Friday. the 7th Inst. It is • review of a book fanned .I.llemervati es relating to the Scene and Art of Medicine." At pigs 41 the maven , gee on so I. lowa This volume running of a melee d ..marks open the mane of matins and VIRTU V.S ! (ON ehl)—of sever I felonies g,, blood-letting, mercury, segammiy. ANSE.NIC!! Iron niterecurs, omen, HY UNWCTANIC ACID! stramonium. rITRYCIININ L " ' and quinine os the aliment gag 'sant, am affected by monlicitate, end own the eideninetratkm al I=• diream." Now, Sir. Ilyseirite cannot ounceive • mom pervereiin of the truth then is entdoed in the ahem En of doctor.' remedies, and they will only my that M sea dna, poiamoi are ..ma lice or anything like it —hammeelel SA. malreved —lrby then the Hirt. Ceve of Cure are tlatlNsz Let perfectly me le in .oritlw the gentian I. that way. G Hew e 11 you puni.h, justly, ett.h tenorent MlK•tiete tY 11111' 1 MUM Chesham, whilst doctors thenarelvee, as a Patty, are tiOelg In ✓e.= way that which is quit art bed, it not worse, Well niteht • Conspbell on the trial of Cherharo, that aesof ea are rah. • then, and sign the petal.. to pefeselefit, witch nes for its obj-et the doing away with all deadly poisans which mow dustmen the che mises yhog. The veal object. after a person ha• taken weenie ST any other p.a.., by model, Of Oth•tellee. Wee be to get It out of the stomach as non se twine, and thee. fore we man too often einem upon as, Hermits freed, in penis-mar, should they hose the undertone to tube net. roe by mistake (for that Is the only chance), ummediarely to Inns ten tie anent of the No. 2 Mornorie ?id-, which, by their quick egetation in clsaa.lng the stomach and bowels, are Joint sure to game the pony. Should the pia, make the patient vomit, ei mush the Mai. la rapport of tam, we subjoin the following mud un- WWII we, The DAUM College of 'tenth will cantina, to employ the WO elpiagoes eta to repose the iniquities at ending the rile of mg the Lamentable elects upon wordy attending Una nitanoistra dna al ibeiliettans. The MEMBERS of the ItRITTIII COLLEGE of HEALTH, New-road, Lonnie, Hare li 6, 1631. Sir JOHN EDMUND BP.AUVOIR, Bart. Sir ROnERT SYDNEY, Bart. The object of this Company • to afford, ou round and equitable principlea, • ready memos for procuring temporary advane- s of money es approved rite urithesi„ whereby respiciable persona may GM imme diate cash •noes without hue ing to submit to heatejelpenatul. ear*. Mellor aff Ors, • .1 Unneeemury det.iya. The Dire-tors haying given their 1004 careful attention to the Wen- Walla on wbot the roundneas ...fey of the Company vile the investigation of peplum drviroun of beConting vh treholare. to the objects of this Company to the .440 1 411 y of Inventahllt therein. •• they can with oscilkli nee slate that a return of at Past tun per acid will be derived from the iapitid employed Inter providing liberally for looses and el p^ll MS. Application. for shares, prospectuses; and information, to be made to the cecertory. 14, 41snyhener.equate ; or to the Solteitora, Moots. Rubinson ant Wine; 17. "rehard-street, Portntala•aqUare. SPENCER P. PLURER, Esq.. secretary. IV[KfROPOLITAN cud PROVINCIAL JOINT STOCK BREWERY 00WPAVY. itenistered provisionally pursuant to 7 h ratp. 110. TV Directors of this C 0611.1.07 ardl proceed to so allotment of Mom on the 2:nd day of aiartb Instant —N order. ClIAt HENRY EDWANIS, Sre. POUR Or £TIPLIC4II. , :. Tot IMAM. To the Directors of Ur Mete pbt n aod Provincial Joint-Steck Brewery Company. Geneernen, requeK you to allot to me Shares or £1 each in the strive Company, an 1 Weeny undertake to accept such Shoes or any less number as may s elletted to me, sad to pay the required deposits theme, sad to negate In necessary deeds when required. Usted this day of yell. Name in full Addreeis in full Prof,sion or trade Reforeneo Addreivi of referee . Temporary °Mein, Eldon Clambers, nC,Kfttll.ooßlft., Temple. votAsoFolt rEs..- ROBEItT ALLISON and c 0... PATENT PIA7iOVORTE MANUFACTORY REMOVED hum Deen.etreet end Wan4•at Hetet, to eateneive Premien, la and 71, IL EGENT-STKEEr, where the beet Hacotere. be n b e b a d f ee ea* hue, and for exportation. second-band lastrameats at 211 prima "tFENDERS, STOVES, and FIRFARON S.— Myers of the atoms are requested, before drily deviling, to WILLIAM S. BUItTON'S eilioW.sooMs, 39, OXFORD. STELE? (earner of Newmanotreet), and No. l, N EIV MAN.I I REFIT. They ere this largest in the world, and contain ouch r spurt meat of FENDERS, STOVES, ItANGES, FIRE-moss, sad GENE RAL IRONMONGERY r cenoot be approached elsewhere, siker for veer), gorily, toasty of doors, ur exquisiteness of work• eirship, while the prior are on that low rule foe which his seta. striement bee Men ets edeteated for more than a quarter of • century. Itrlght Orr, with bronsisl ornaments and two sets of bars, £2 I. to SI Ids; dote with ormolu ornaments mad two seta of ham SS lee. toSlllte ; brewed lender complete,with standards, tram ls. to SS; ✓est tinders, from 12 lbs. to L 6; ditto, with rich ormolu cirnii nnntn, tn.. LS Is 6. to Si 7..; inoirees, hoot Is. Al. the art to St ft. Syrian and all other oared store with rediatine hearth MS: COVERS and HOT WATER I)lSh k a Is awry material, in great variety, sad id the newest and most r umps., Tice Dish Coven, fis. the set of six; Bleck Tin, Is. dd. tog.* the set of sin; elegant arra eatterne. 3us. to Sr lb. sr: Towanda Metal, with or without silver plated boodles, re. Mo tab. die set; Sisetleld plated, £l9 to SIS lir the set ; Bluck Tin Ilet Water Dishes, with 'reliefs,. gravy, I lan. to 22a.; Britannia Meal, SSA to Ille. : !Sheffield plated, 101 l air 19 10e. Detailed Catalueses, with etigravimes of ray Iroarragery article, est (per poet) free. WILLIAM S. BURTON'S stock of GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY is literally the largest in the world, and ma ns lon. geese can be employed to give a correct ides of its variety end 'rent, parchares are Invited to ell and inspect it. The money returned for every artier not approved oL-31, OXPARO-STRLE 1 (minter of 27rsonanstret), and No. l a NEWMAN-ITELET, London.-Lea. Wired In Wrlsetreet. ler. FIVE PERSIONS CURED BY MOBISOU PILL% AP I Elt RAVII43 DAYI4 ACCIDENTALLY POLIONED BT ARSENIC. To Mr. A. Cherimed, St. Andrew's, X swish. Pros S•a, -Being $ person at good omatituiton, 1 bare seldom had orearoon t•r medicine myself, but as I Nei the father of several chil dren, and my err oftee ailing, I bare hod enough to do with the , doctors Corr years at ,) to leech how melees and espeasive they me, compared with the little domeotie doctors which for some years 1 ham kep• in the cupboard-I mean Morieen's Universe! Medicines. Moves, Men a fried to three medicines err since they were know. lo these parts, I have bad many opportunities of witresoioe their seletsey arts. There cam being similar to these which have so often appeared la print, I thought it not worth while to trouble you with them. There is one case, however, which err to my knowledge, Ina , that of recovery from visioning by en. nit, by me., of ase. m o cieon'e Pills, which deep° me always appeared • very important one, and which I hove always felt a strong desire to have publi-hel. It may appear grange, a this oc curred several years @nice, that this so p was not taken before ; toe term was, the patties, from roo•ives connected with their Movinesit, grad sere be prevailed upon to publish the cure, nor eves to furbish me with any more of the particular, but mob a were talked of amosur the foredo of the Daily soon after the retorter, and I woe twinning to publish an imperfect account I have, however, rewired to lay erne of the particulars before you, SO thy were related tome by my sister, who wee one of the party. This slur wee on • visit at an aunt's, who lived •ia • principal town' - in sartie. (toed., (tree being five persona who rat down to dine), MILITARY GENTLEMEN EMIGRAN'IS, after they had dtned, try were su - prised at Sadly burning in the , lower part of the thnrt and lathe stomach , which they thought muse TOURIST 4 , ARTISTS. SPORTSMEN, and Others.-DC rum proceed from something they had taken. They bed eaten tome Co.'s PATENT IMPERMEABLE PORTABLE TESTS, the app:e.re i and after some inquiry it was reertained that some lard, AERIAL and CLERICAL PORTABLE UMBRELLA sod MAU witch into arrow had been put for destroying TIM, had, by mistake, TEN IS, packing in spaces raring from 4 feet to 4 Mt, and severally tones taken to help to make the p.e-ernat. By thiv time (which 'weighing from olb. to 30lb. The Portable Umbrella Tent, 23 feet dr might be about holf an hour) they began to lea I sick, accompanied • suraferenoe. with table folding into the comps. of 6 feet by I foot, with a stupor, or • &orisons fee Les in the heed, ooreething sir what and eastamed in a strobe miree-tre, weighing, when thus packed, a per. 42 heir when oh tut to faint. There was one rain with them only 30th., than affording the rm-: refer fociiity of carriage. pones who woo unable to walk without reeling, as if intimirotol. In the from £4 upwards; the Ariel from t' to di fe. 'two impartments); ..kl4 of their alum the e woo but to choose betwews the doctor and the Bush, or Emirreitt's Tent, from .* ato Si :Os.; any of them ma Mr. raw, They wooly dam the Bitter, as all retorting people with ease be pitched or struck in ten minutee. For the jungle goats would. Each of the live Permarek • large doseof Mr. Morison** eills, of India there is alapted an Anti-caloric and impermeable cloth, No. 4 chow many I could sot learn), deleting at the same time which renders there tents ievslue ,'e in as eastern a:smote. For OAt ma tie ware milk. My sister roared sr the effect of thin medicine Mary men at borne or on 'Ore 'lll Ferree, they are peculiarly adapted. woe .3 p ...Wok that :hough sf.er It. operation th I felt norm. The Aerial Tent can too 'trailed ao ae In contain from lOti to 1,00 fart Ode the east of the day, yet, the rat morning, they all went pe- sore, and tievertheler is to 01014:. t ..d so to be perfectly partible. strut • heir brothers so tau it, sad felt hats or timbre afterwards : The whole on view, sad prospeetuses io be bad, at In DU &noir and This, Sir, is all I sea die tartly remember of the for, and if they I Co.'s manufactory for the potent porati.e tents, No. 6, Fumbary. should be eceepted or useful to the tlygei in emir, I shall feel glad to place South, and 3, Desnotreet, Fulatitureoqiiare, I.Andm. hare tint. .tppoetus.ty • f throwing to my mite. I will readily so. I Aral, reou'rel in all the Pootiqua timail in Lationcl. Ifelendo ewer one maiuti • I conch tat the CAA ', and. if any &ran I .to My the I Secoland, Wales, lora, and the British colonies. fret, I S'ave by me owe co my since. letters. Marti wit' prove the Met ' . of poisoning. and the tare, though the other mrierilers are set' tbero.-Yourii, An, WM. PUChINGA A.M. klethereett, Apnl 23, li it. Another case is of a min of th• eras of Wright, who had Maio veetently token a doe of acreic, whico nosed Isln to retch 'ldeally, mid, upon hi. hirer talting .4 fetehir • d *tor from the tort, he tot i thins tr• woo sere be ob oil I not bee • iil their reruns, an I locally, bethought him of row pito, son • of Viich he touvinel to hare le the b iii.e, as he took:hem morainal', fir heodoche . and he irMIN• 41.4'4 ...AI all that were in tr. his, I tolieve about mese • or pre. teen, wn eh brought allay toe whoe contents of the stoat tett, and her iy-1' RONt the Right Rey. '... • 1.•-d BISHOP of ea 41 after rem, red. A. READ. Ir . i ;f ro st! eLi lee, Itincitey, Marc, 47, la le. LONDON i -"Mr. Rendall h'' c'.: •t l e cured sooty ear". on -r,. pr•,. i:st which erd km. the ',Yet of doing sway altogether my feet without eivirut any pain.- t. a • . : JAW: 6. 16116." From with ()Sort a• medicines, thr, Ras a:gee/ore- 1 the Aria Hon. Lord Ad Iphiet IT r* . , • • -•• Mr. Woodall boo es. I. At th.• British C id• ge of II 'ARO. New.rorl. I treated three cams teen my 'et: en a great deami• v.-A Pita. A: the ilyerket Ogle, Nis, Strmi, I doors ens; of Easter halt. . errencel• COlts , , Itutions, and Defective Toe Nail. El TRACTED 3. At tr. loft's. I. P..ek-aloar, MI. Led. i sod CURED In one write, with eat cutting or pain, by Mr. REM. 4 At Sr. Rayner's, 125 , Tattenho nocourr.ro O. I DALL, 63. Rernt'asitudrant, Author of an Emay coodecanlng the Mc. Touter, a, Townartottert, 011 teat-road. s ' ,i ce among emus, sm. %o other: i ...Once but the abate. Mtn Merchant, Wattkai. ems, Pull un. I where terinamials may be tweeted from Loots eta ail puts of Mr. Lithal.ge, al, Great Caartrtrtet, Roston. Ras .and. -Terms tram is. id. to is. ECONOMY IN COOKING.--: BROW I and GREEN'S PATENT KITCHEN 111NGE is • certain CURE for • SMOKY CHIMNEY. It hes an excellent OVEN, • larp BOILER, answers the purport of an IRONING RIOTS, and will cook with leas trouble, and couch Ism luel, considerably more them en ordinAre Wee. The IMPROVED PATENT SELP.ACTING RANGE is aim stronlOY trecenznended. Cottage Ranee witb tlelfucting Owes *ad was "Daum, Inn XL easel an allowance for carriage. Mannfartory, Was, Bede. Prime and Testimonial. forwarded on appincatiqn. litt()YAL OSkik )R.NE SAUCE, papered by ber 1 llajeste's Chemist in the I? • of Wiabt. 'prettily pstr. aimed the Royal Valhi Squelress, rte.. is d. . I dly the best an . cheapest Nue extant, stolid - mg all to Meta piquancy, sad line Fun. There is nano like it for ert...“ it .. . essmung elms; in, and bap 'shag an imansate relish to dal, g. eoms, kit sad e sit mists, (netts, ac.: and, heist rpm' einar, trtse s n... smote wit's sediment. Anent. V. • T. RC XnET. 3. Queen-street place, Cheapade, Wades. &mixt by smze send es htnendiy. BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH, H MILTON PLACE, NEW ROAD, LONDON, WHIRS 1. Tbs reital principal Is in the bln - id. Iscrything in the t, dy is denser', from the blood. 3. All colatitutiens are ra hr►lly the same. 4. All diseases arise from impurity of the blind, or, in other words, from acrimonious htimOurs lodged in the holy. 5. Pain and disease hare the some origin, and may therefore be considered synonymous. 6. Pro n the intimate connexion auosisting between mind and body, the health of the one must mew dike to the serenity of the other. CAUTION TO It is right that the public should know that unprincipled parties pirate the Ilygeian s: order to obtain a sale for their pills. Against such a system of fraud, Itygeitto hereby pr XTItAORDINARY PREPARATIONS for in EXTRAORDINARY SEA , ON. The linnet extraordinary aesenn that has ever dawned on this proud 1 metropolis la that up •it watch we may now he said to hove entered. t A spring and cattier sesonn is el ways looked Int ward to web lively I i nnticinations, and is ever welcomed after the unmotonous dodgem of • lung, cheerio., winter. Such a eeneon as the present i • porta vitality and vigour to trade and COMTIVIICth and re.thiniates [hoar speculations which partially slept during the interregnum of winter. L . .IICT ordinary circumstances a spring rearm is en important *ea ses to London ; but when viewed in e natgiou with that event which is now on the 'ye of taking place, how incalculably is its import. anise enhanced. The greatest even• that ever empl , yed the pen of the historian, anthentor molten, is row all but n , hand. The metropolis is about receiving into its bosom the vrirus people of the car true parts of he earth. The curtain is about rising ha . the performance eta dram., the gteateat that was ever en mted, and industry in to celebrate ills universal jubilee. ine streets of this great eiyital will soon more with a et:111111cm, , :eyeless multitude, and landon in to be a world within a world, What a season, toerefore, may we no! ezpect! And for such a lea eon, what preparations should we not make II VAM and Co., SG, OxforMst.eet, sod 3s, Gracechurch.street, are induced to make this special announcement id their Sums and Sum mer preparation., not only on account of the eatrinirdinary Petra - 111, but equally on account of the extraordinary ch •r .cter of their pro. sent stock. It is not the practice of TITAN and Ca. to lead the ex pectation* of the public too high. A poker. plain, and unembehistied statement of facts it far to be it:timed is the view of the proprietors, and is for were eaCulated to weigh wits a thinking public ; but nevertheLees, there are certain cases, in which some del, alum Iron an ordinary rule it all hut necessary, and undoubtedly the present must be admitted at each an eaceir ittn. The 11,1 object of the pro. pintoes is to call attention to their stock an purchased in DR()FEStIOR BROWNE% CHIN CONIFO I tTER L impasses every thing yet produce) for a comfortable shays. its fine, rich, and emolUest cream lather gives the chin a lusurinnt ennicren, co tens the braid m a surprimcg manner, and makes shaving a luxury. Sold in oxpistre cakes, 6d• each. and to be had of all eta boners, chymi•ts, end perfumen in the United hingrinm, and of the proprieter, VREDIXHICK BROWNY., 41, Eenchurch-strest. PATENT OA LVAN IZ ED IRON. t. 'bee% plain or corrugated; rain water and Fraa tubing; gotten, wrought .1. can ; wire, of all Nun; hooPitti, nails. 'Malay Nu, Pie. Apply to TUPPER AND CARR, Owuent of Crauford'a Patent., and auecerwors to TUE CIALVA.NIZED IRON COMPANY. isp7M, Inndon, ltrendotre.t and Berkley etreet Itirosingtom. LONDON OVEICE, 3, MANNION-110USE-PLACIL 14.13.—Every deeeriplion ~ t ime work galvanised, and sheets corru gated lo London or l• inningham. Au allowance made to the trade. T 11E BANK of ENGLAND SEALING WAX. Manufactured nrly by Rl DK and FLEET STREET, LONDON, Wan makers to the I.:oven:went, is the finest Was it to poweble to make. unigualled for Ow briiliancy of its oolour, strength of body, and fragrance of ow nt. To prevent imposition, see that each stick is stamped Bonk of tinolanJ Wax, London." itynr:s IN DI 'I WAX, " no 4upplied to her Majesty's Woad" powering peculiar properties, an affords the only scummy for so responcloae• to or from Ant efirnotut. "11•11)E'• MANIFOLD LETTKR WRITER" (wed in Are Ma testis Cotaisaf-dffir•) Is umtds, portab.e, and effective ; Js. Gd., upward, Maoufacti.ry, GI, Flest.strest, Leedom; and sold by all onatry stationers. PIECE GOODS. Inifining this nvAm and Co. se ..uld observe that they have corn. roissiuncsi their representatives to time sal treat with all the principal' lirit,sh and suatinental market., and that ouch stipulations have pr ned triumphant beyond precedent. rho first Mc. which .track the minds of II lf AM and ('n.'• buyers. whit• no their tour of purchaer, wait the eatraoriliaary novelties and improvements which preaentel themselves. A change leo to speak) had come over the spirit of the markets everything seemed entiiely new —the eye W. conipletely taken by surprise at the variety andbeauty which prerented themselves to the notice f toe buyer ; the emulation enkindlisi by the Exhibition of 'Fifty-one had been silcntly at wort, and ingenuity had been taxed to Its uttermost —and the observer was left is admiration and a..tueosh. went at the almost marvellous advance defer, low( mnntb.. The fabr.cation of the clothe, for the more durable articles of drew, and that of the faricy materiaie, woe perfectly totonishinir. I • nder such clreumslattces immediate terms were sour, and purchase , com pleted to the satisfaction at the buyer. and to rho *annual asti.fact ion the pnblict. Fur toe manufacture of such materials into GENTLEMEN'S ATTIRE, All the fleet Putters and Tailors bare been enlisted on the Proprietors' staff; and lIYA NI and Co. ore preparel to ch..t:enac competition in this respect, from what quarter suerer it may arise. No study was spaced and no remuneration withheld to secure such artiste aa would do Justice to material• so beautiful, eu well deserving of the moot superior style arid manufacture. The result of HYAM and CO.'o endeavours is now to be teen at their EStabliahments as below, in a vast and varied St .ek of Spring and Summer Over ('oats, Drees Caere Frock land*, .IrtnilterP. anal Waietcoate, gracelul in the extreme, and entirely novel in character. Ibis may, at Meet eight, appear high coloured, but an in. pection and trial wilt substantiate every assertion. THE ' , An sEtsom Most not be suffered to gra away without a word of acknowledgment fr. m IIYAM and Co. to their very numerous amt gooloussuopurters. At all the Proortetors' bitablielowents (both T , dirn end riorinedid) not unabsting otitelviioll Or pronperity has been rapt nen , : d. The UM,' which the propateore hare I C.41111.4i how been nothing short u( a triumph; and while RYAS( and C o. divot AloCerey tendel their et. premium of gratitude fur this sumer., they trust to make no me. return in the estreordin itytheannews ui their estraAdLary prepare.- how foe this cattle:ordinal y Neiman. lITANI ANU CO.'S EST/ Losuus. City Establishment ........... 36, tirseesnuren.sirres. Observe - sod Co., Tailors, Clothiers, lissufacturers, sod Outfitters, I.ondoo, Manchester, Liverpool. Itircritnititiou, Laval., Hull, Glu sow, Dublin, and Bristol. TIDE GRAN]) EXPOS111()N of DitESS for 11121.—The Estab!i.hment of SAMUEL, intorimits, MER. CHANT-TAILORS, OUTFITTERS, and N OOLLP,N-)RAPERS, 92, LUDGATE-lIILL, one door from the Old Sefley, hew long been known end rented throughout the great fee ropolis and Kilted... as the only Wove in which the best article., the most unparallelvd varieties, end the soot aabiduote attention, combined with st, le aml awl:K.l=y, Gould be ~sued. The .bow rooms afford tt e mat sumptuous dlviday Memory variety of Simony, West W England Clo ha, WAVE," Wier, Kemp, Doe skin; tbeeinierce, English sod Foreign &Lim, Sauna, Ve.vete, em collected in one eenotiobmont. MORISON'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES ARE MAN U FACTURED. THE PRINCIPLES OF THE HYGEIAN OR 111ORISONIAN THEORY Are contained in the following propositions : 7. Proper purgation by vegetables in the only effectual mode of eradicating disease. S. The discovery of a VEGETABLE COMPOUND, capable of bring dig:Bo.d, and wising with the blood, PO as to Impart to It the energy requisite fur ridding the body of all impurities. via a desi deratum. 9. This discovery WA made by JAMES MORISON, the Ilyssist. in the composition of the vEra..- TABLE UNIVEISSAL MEDICINE of the British College of Ikalth, 'lnmate's-place, New-road, London. THE PUBLIC. of JAMES MORISON, and then father it upon some long-lived person or other, in it being essential that the integrity of the Ilygeian system should be preserved. T HOMAS PEARCE and SON, at, LUDGATE-HMI. LONDON. MPS, CIIANDELLERE, LIisTREA, CUT TABLE ( i1.A1 , g 4 , Dinner, Dessert, Tea, Brealitad, end Toilet Semites: Clcks, First elms Bronzes, Alabaster, I ',nation:al I hint and Bohemian titans, Candelabra, Candlestick•, inkstands, Plated Articles, Tea Trays, etc. The attention of merchants and families furnishing In requested to the above. Every article marked in plain figurer. ROYAL ARCAIIE.NEW OXFORII-STREET: This beastifut building, with Ito crystal roof, unrivalled in England (not excepting the Great Exhibition), is NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS, where may be found the ornamental produstions of all nations, comprising utility and elegunce, wherewith to furnish the toilette and embellish the drawing-room, dining-room, or lia beery, adorn the cottage, and rendre the boudoir an emporium of 1 works of art and ingenuity. To la pctite, the ertieleo of amusement are moat varied and endless: and the stock of china anti glasa (of the newest putters), to complete the appearance of the din= or bresamst table, :+ 1110, - 11ef1.,.. CLARK'S LAMPS GIVE THE LIGHT. CLARK'S PATENT LAMPS are made to give oiatiefaction. They are the maid simple, the mope moonounical. and the beet of all lamp. They burn oil or candle., and are made far every liar. Every light can here be teen, from the etarlight night light to the brilliant gem, which to the great et light in the world. Everyone should por ch* Clark's lamps, and buy none other. All who require good lamp. will be wire to call at the eitabh.hment of the Metropolitan Light Company, 441, Strand. View write down the 'Miro*. The Com pany give this caution to prevent lamps being told which are imposed upon the public as Clark's Patent Lamps. rte. ne. AFAMILY MEDICINE not to b• equalled is tho world, and which hes proved a real blessing to Pamilleh— Thai advertisement will eome under the notice of numerous families who can testily to the truth of this fact, namely, that KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the medicine prepared by JOILS KAYE, Keg, of Dalton Hall, near Hodder/Avid, and St. John'smod-park,Londna, have in numerous instances proved indeed a Meowing. If the last publication of ahout three hundred canes be Joked through, such lan. lunge an the following will he found in them : —Mrs. Tapley, • nuns, tesuding at Woodbridge, Suffolk, rays: "I confidently recommend Kaye's Worsdell'e Pills, especially to females and mothers, having used them myself fur weer/it yews with ItICCMIR, and having witnessed their /wintery and invimirating iffects upon many whom I have bad the honour of nursing '—Mr. and Mn. !lead, of the same town, ray PO haw great pleasure In ITCOMMerkolillg WOITAIOII‘II ha' 'ng wed them ourselvre during the last eighteen monthA and pro NI their edlesey in wowing pain, restoring the stomach to its pr suit tone and energy, and improving our general health."—Care suit be taken to obtain the gentdoe pills, which may be known by baring JOIIS KAYE'S coat-of-anus and a fac-simile of hie signature printed on the directions for u.e wrapped round each box, and his name engraved on the government stamp. 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SAMUEL, EROTIIERS' original system of charging separately foe materiel and making, which bee siren such unqualitled astiaficUon, will be coatinued u Iserstore. Materiel Making and Come Yards. Per yard Cwt.. Tnmminge. pieta. Coat ts. od, El I 0 El. ud. El 1 0 Vest 1 Do. Caeslmere Ss. Ild. 0 4 i 1 6i. 6d. 010 71 Pair of Trousers 1113 1 bs. 6d. 039 7 oUIT COMPLETE, El I Is. 20. So Use Reedy-made Department everything that capital, taste. Mill, and the knowledge of the trot markets CY commtuul, w.ll be found. Superfine Clotli Dram Costa from IS 6 to SO 0 Saxony do. do Frock CO M. 1.. entre. Pansy Doe ...1 Tweed Trousers 15 0 " 12 0 Prawn style, fancy or blae,k . . Boys' mid Youths' Suits l7 0 " 74 0 I/rab Box Cape 45 0 (Moat= or Business Cost, vaporise chili. say mew "'l 6 0 " 21 0 Pliqotiair Vise 5 0 " 10 0 Snit el Mourning at Ike minutia' non" rap Is. Baas( Livery, El Its. PALETOTS, U. Briony Llama cloth pelet ks, ,leers, ke., lined with silk, SU. ml. cast can he worn either ass truck or over mat. heel New Material for Winter Over-Caats, Re..; Pilot Cost., tram Ih.; Iriak Prase Wrappers, Ea.; Savvy Ciuth Paletots, 214.; Drab B a Drivin l Coat, 445. G REATEST tbe Double Gat. WHICH CAN BE WORN EITHRR SI DE, TILE NOV ELTY EVER PRODUCED, town 40A to Ala. Ladles' Rid= Habits, Court Dream Naval and Military Uniforms, Liveries, as., 40 per cent. lower than usually charged for the awns qaality. Pawn, tables of pricey plate of fashions, guide to self-measure meta, and rekedule for the informs:lob of Ito., requiring Naval, Military, cis Emigrants' Outfit*, are sent all parts of the locuidoni free. BAsfueL, BROTHER", .:9, Ludgate-bill. INTIC OLL'S REGISTERED P.%LETOT.— This garment exemplifies in Ito daracteridics the pneral ex ordia= and moderate prices otse,ved throughout Messrs. NICOLL'S ast•blisbment, where DIMAS for EVLNING or MORNING WEAR Isa• its allotted "pods. ONIFOILMS—NavaL Military, and Diplomatic, prwent, is Weir dol:ea:N.o4 3 r un p. us l ual , semt. of ac ts! . .re ,, R e es . lo p r a cash; slam rooms, and an pissed on the sense footing with the above. I ROT'S CLOTHING.—Thu u • new nepartny nt, when in provision , is also made far the displsy of much elegance and evioorsr. i THE CITY ESTABLIsIIMF.NT corresponds site •he alowe, and i• ' at 27, CORN HILL, the entrance totbe Shipping Department being is NICOLOI TOGA ems be toed either or • desk for ire 'boulders or • wrapper for the knees ; it is registered e and 7 Viet., cad. "A, arel as be bad in London only, of 11. J. and U. NICOLL, MERCK ANI CLOTHIERS, PALETOT PATENTEES, sod MANCPACIURERS of CUITIL REGENT-ISTREET (from It to I.llinclietve), and 22, oossuiLt. CAUTION.—Many ham assumed the sees of the won! II PiletoL . but Mawre. Nicoll are the role pateniee. or the design and mater., (In winter or summer oubstarote) Pied In We manufacture ul Ws Inexpensive and gentitearagy added co,tume. ICI ON PARLE FILANCADL HIER SPIUCHT MAN DEUTSCH. QUI RI PARLA ITALIANO. ALIUI HABLADE LL EaPA-NOL. , Kin strret, Morelos-bowie. Esoblialicd Iq2u. :I.ll.—Notie a fi re Resume except *tamped with his risme seal address. J teaches gratis ate. method ..f tapping melts. warranted to delis t all w o cr. it, sad susi dies wholesale awl retail his NEW INVENTED TAP WEAPltelie lto supersede the bunx.ine method axing liaise., at Gd. sad Is. per iicset. the trade stapplied. "D ARLOW'S NEW IN- A' • - 7,-) up VENTED RELY-ACTING SYPHON iv .. """' TAP. REQUIRES NO VENT-PEG:: 31 9 II," 1 ,,i Prevent• alii, beer, eider, or other liquors lii • all.- • from be e mina Oat or ac i d Po effectually / A et.— • that the liwt pint shall be drawn as good as . iii- . A i' -- iim -1 R .I . l\ AA iIV "."---------- -)VOIlk ,---. . 7./ . / " ' - N i 7....-----...„________.---- - ilNiir -... ' tithe find; warranted to repay Its cart in .:„ two i i i woks of ale ; rim 4a. &1., or ant 'il X free to any part of Eniland (at two us t i IT taken, iota ad. each; ditto elexito-Igst`d I for shory, tic., Ss. Bd. l• I. e The .hove engraving will explain its a.Y action. N hen the more iv yis fitted on 1 E t the top of the i lug C „which has • bole op- :a I! i prviie the air.tulio 11:. AWE kilt •irll•the" i through it into the cask to came the liquor to run of freely; when the tap ix tut ned off no more air eon enter. JAMES BARLOW II King William- I I3EAItLY TEETH. -It()WLANI)S' ()1)(1N11), L or PEA RI. PENTIVRICK, a white powder, compounded of the choicest mid most recherch6 ingredients of the Oriental herbal. It • eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots of incipient Array, polishes :end prescreen the en.m,rl. imparting the moot pure and pearl wttenteri, and Owe. immensess and perfume to the bresth. nurey is by its means eradivaed from the gums, and a healthy miler, and mine,. are induced; so that the teeth (if loose) are thus rendered beta in their sockets. Its truly efficient unit fragrant aro matic properties have obtained Its selection by the Queen, the Courts and the Hord Family of Great Britain, and the Sovereigns and Nobility throughout Europe. Price 2a. 94. per bris.—Caution. The words 4 ' Rowlands' °dorm . ' err on the Libel affixed on each box Sold by A. ROWLAND awl SONS, 241, Ileum-garden, London; and by alt rhemi.la and perfumers. " FIFTY YEARS' INDIGESTION, ennatipation, nervou.nces, *Ahem, enugh, flatulency, 'pawns, eiciinees at the atonnich, and vomiting, the indeeeribable agony of which had re. dated me to ruck a degree that I was unable to move without crutehew have been entirely removed by I)U BARRY'S excellent HEALTILRLSTORING MOD—Maria Jolly Worthsm, Ling, near Dies." Similar ti-dinninialv of cutie from the Right lion, the Lord Stuart de lkco'o, the Venerable Archdeacon Alexander Stuart, of Rono; MajoraGeneral Thomas King, Exmouth; William Runt, Esq., lrarrivtcr.at-law, Col:ege, Cambridge, a cure of 60 year.' para. lyeis: anti 30,taiti other cure, of liver, bilious, nervous, .2.1 ntomarlite complainte, gout, rheumatism, dieterution, palpitation, Mc. Sold in canisters with lull inetructione, weighing 11b., at 2a. 9d.; 21b., at 4e. 6d.: ►lb., at Ile.; 121 b., at 22v.; super refined quality, 10Ib., at Ms.; Mb., at 21s. The IMb. and 121 b. eAnieters are rewarded free of earriageon receipt of a rinet-office order, bviDU BARRY and Co., 127, toe• Rood-Mrect, London; and by all respectable groan wad &elegem. A NEW MEDICINE- URANKS'S SPECIFIC T:Ii;WI:JLE.—A Forte of meslieiee at tome rare ' Pure, speedy, and pleasant to those who i object to fluff medicines, unit suite Ito the convenicnee of persons tins visiting, or ericageel in Widmer ; especially applicable to morbid oecretiono, commonly ea:led diorhargeo. Prepared only by GEORGE PRANKS, Surgeon, at his Laboratory, Illockloarostowl. where they mop be bad, and of all medicine vendors. in boxes at 2s. 91 and each, or sent free by rim at Ss. and .3a. each. Of whom, also, may be had, in bottles, at 2s. 9d., IMAMS'S sPECIPIC SOLUTION. CGLES'S ALGA MARINA, a concentrated essence of the sea-weed, as used and recommended by most of the faculty. to now rapidly superseding all other external rowdies in macs of weakness, olaxation, contraction of the brute and joints, whether it delicate children or in mature age. In paritlysic sluffhess or rigidity of the muscles or ligaments, deformities, of the spine, cheat. or limbs, diereses rf the glands, swellings, tumours. broachocele, en largements, and old cicatrices, acroltilmoi dia./won and the manors mations of rickety or badly-mined children. Alto, in recent sr old strains, burns, or bruises; and in all that extensive clam of dimmer for which the renalde is usually reerrnmended. THIS VALI.W . .LE REMEDY affords speedy) relief and a sedate cure In all cases of acute or chronic rheumatlem, rheumatic gout, neuralgia. and all other pains in the limbs and joint.. The tut owing ewe is pub dshed by permission and without owns meet, as the brat e•idence of the rapidity sad certainty with which relief fr there distressing maladies can be obtained by the use of COLEN'S ALGA MARINA. ... .. ... Teetimoaial from .Mr .. William Piper, publisher and bookseller, 13, Paternoster-row, London: " Hoeing been for siz mouths rufwing severely from rheumatism, for which various kind. of medicine. and liniments had been em ployed 'Mania too fit, I was induce I. through reading • pamphlet upon the medical Pinups of Coles'. Alga Marina, to try it in my own e.re; and, in juetic• to that excellent remedy, I have much pleasure in teatifying that, after wing it to ante • few times, all rosin left ma,' and a euntu,u. d application of it entirely reidneed me to health. (Signed) " WILLIAM PIPER." The public are looted to read a pamphlet upon the medial virtues and metkud of wing Colea's Alga Marina, and containing numerous caws and 'Pah testimonials in proof of Its great restorative powers, which may be o`tained gratis of Mr. THOM As KEATING, Mama. emboli Caemiat, :9, M. Paul's Church-yard. Lonrinli, role agent for the sale olColea's Alga Marina, in bottle., Yu &, 45. Gd., and his. east ; it may also be obtained of all respectable snadiedoe venders. 110 CURE OP A DESPERATE CASE OP RINGWORM OP SIX TEARS. STA N DINO. I.los, 13ror or NIMILIIIMP, 1849. One of the most eminent surgeon. in Lima (the capital°, Peen) had a child covered with ringworm for mere then eig yearn; in vain he end witted all hie art in his endeavours to effect a cure. Not succeed ing, he conuilted among his brethren the moat celebrated medical practitioners of the ci y, but nothing was found to do the child wirier, when he wan persuaded by Mr. Jneeph P. Vague, the English chemist and druggist, residing et No. 74, C4lle de Palacio, to try Holloway's Pills and Ointment, which was dine, and after using eia large pots of the Ointment, with a perpnrtion of the the child wan radicully cured to the surprise of the whole medical pretension. The aunts of the parent, from motives of delicacy, is withheld. Sold by the Proprietor, 241, Strand, near Temple Bar, London, and by all reepectable Vendor. of Patent Medicine throughout the Civilized World, in Pout and 80.., at 1.. ltd., 2e. 9d., Ils., 22e., and 220. each. There is a ray considerable laving in taking the larger nines. N.B.—Directions for the guidance of Patients are atalcsl to each Pa or Boz. DR. S. P. TOSVNSENDS'S Great Britain 1349. UNITED STATES SARSAPARILLA. This celebrated American medicine ban nnw been catablistied'for nearly two year. In this country, at 355, STRAND, lA/MUDS, and is the oldrot preparation ImOVTI by the name of TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA in l'•••••• - ••• nil America. Tne great advantage which this preparatwa t • • t -, ^. All others of a liar character is that lit is made from the rant In a row net trawl, state, while all the virtues reansin, and is afro wade by cold alcoholic procresa which secures the medicinal qualities in their purest and most effective form ; thus supers. ding all the general but inellicieat methods which are adopted by the one of hes.. There is no extract in the world powering es , mush virtue to heat Mauna sal se inviitorating to the weak and debilitated system, thus r we. ~.. • • et 'be body all dimes.. Every I roan who has aced it oacii • .c -Li: be Its friend and advocate. 4%1D W. HOWE. gent, 333, Strand (next door tithe Boyd Lyceum 'Theatre). rata, 64. • quarts, liali-doeell quarto sent fns, by sending Poii-elnee order. Printed and pnbltabed by WILLIAIt &se Rums of Mo. 6, mod' PUett, in the Uty ot London, Printr, at the 1 /1110. LAlnberd- • zueet, ;n tie Preeutetot Waite:nate.- flarnanaT, Mum 11, 1631. ;