The Express. — London, England, 1851-01-25 00:00:00

Prow Ai LONDON OAZETTIL—Friebag, Jon. 24. SLIM Kc rliltsl4ll;e7sad Denmark Attest, Solo, piesearie maker, Le osnooder Von 7 at 11, and Marciaa at Bogagball-droat. Sot., Ota, cat,, Peasell, Otallallsalldlantars. Osamu Roams °tuna at lt Jobee•-strret, tomb mimarastaree, I Jas. St at a, sad Marsh 4 at 11, at bodartallstreot. SA" I •at rata Jetsam, Iladadtall•altstl. Sattaaar=sl6.l.=liassaiita,Nam, Feb. 4 sad 24 Piatabratat leaalkaar. blaaelsaater; elk omit, Pram, Iliwakerafer. Jams Isamon , Coventry. Waratatteldro, tram derelast, Feta f,nd Moab I, at at Court. lad., Dewy" Oassatty ; ag. Illaiardo, lam my Las, Lsoaddisasailt, stare, bookseller, rob. 7 at 11. end Moroi 7 14, at toe alnalagbals bekt at Nadia& km est, Oreeedy, Leta/Ass ; wag., tatttler.oa, Notanskasa. harm Ham Lwow, /thitha, Len, thwer, Feb- 7 it la, led ItheW g at i l i lat aAßA datanballodiet. Arland aad Si.. Old NWT; alt. Pair Golidliall-enenben. T 10716 O Fll DlVnben. DI VIULNUO. Most tasavata. Illassleast, ear namorbetvror - lae div. et Po ft, Falk li, sad *ay sakes Tandy, et runs.. Maselmster. Weuma Arms 110031. P4llllllO. Iromositar—td ale. of 7a., say Tarty se V rids, afire Jos. 2s, i Ilerdnoen'et Tinelos Swam, neeeconle-opeeolyvv. sableurLad •`'.. b.. lea. IS, mad say webeorand baturdq, at welders, Neworatas - upte.l yea. Jam Tsrasas Ilatnets, Twishoranstreet and Great Windmill. etreet, clubs denier—ln dal. o bud., Jan. 23, and three wake,. qn eat estunty• at ta sees, Atchurch.:ane. Crl .I.ITII V. 1./. . Trionnonta, thinker —lrd dor. CO IL ran. nod why outlayin a g betunt.y. at WalLey's, Inneenstke. upon-Tyre. ra 4asng. Alanadtury, Yorkshire, urn= breaser—lsed di.. or 444., 24, at say • sateequent day, at Teensfs. leek. lomat not., Saud, lee nerettaet--lat dIW. or It, is... 23, and three subsequent Saturdays, at Gross* Atelmarel•lase. Wausau LAW.. Prawn Innkeeper—With. 4s. lan. 38, and any subrequiset Tuesday, at rent' % Illandeester. Jour. Near and Inman netneee end baling, banters-2nd die. al ea 43. on the Jena mate and a dn. or 20a. on the separate ratan" Jaa. %, llzdtr .tni tb. and 4, and any subsequent Sunday, at Pesinll Jon. Parse, Ikeinnedb, Devemahle, bather-Ist and Anal die. of 3s. hl.. .my Imola at nifty at.: Jan. 25, at Ilanuman's, _ J.. 11 4,WU. 1411011101d4troet, finnleyirnon, wide and spirit nimtbaut—tet ale. of e la.. J.. 23, and tuft.: subsequent batur der% at 41,411g6. WILUAII NUM and Salmon Ita•d, Seddltworth, Terk4stre, timber =e'en...no-Ist die. N 10. Gd., Web. 11 . and may sabooquent Suer day, et Elmer., lametteiter. Wsuaan Wstrean.Wr.—"- common brewer-41 ay. at Is. Id., any Thursday, at di harems's, birminsh.ol. DITIULNIai-Veb. 11. W. Abbott and W. Ainatt, lm. Darr mandcy, S istlmark, Latent hair felt manufacturers-Feta IS. lemeralm, Far Meta, lierabue, tartar yam-Feb. If. J. Donday, 1/MaaWr. formermtalm, tuner-Fab. 19. J. fmapaaa. Qer &MN Icmaddre, miry rcsirener- Y o b. IS. J. Oct% OM labiotarl smelter- Feb. 19. W. foams, Icambfre, dark Wakillt-reb. ed. W. 11. Pee, Haab" D:roashire, sealtaar-Feb. 11. J. Bodes, nomad, Lincolnshire, di grer-leb. IS. L. ltage, Orad larked. bedlordah.re, apotheem - Feb. 20. 6. Bhorplad. Caliaimptun, Desorisarr. awretant-Yeb. 20. K. Turret, Miriam% Beam draper -Yeb. Po J. 11. beach. Durban, printer-FM 15. J. We Award, Leaky, Yorkshire, parr minutiae iorr. CAMTLFILATILO to as granted, mum cam be shown m Br aonMar7 ea teas day of mallas. Feb. 21. W. IL Ambler, linhop Aueliterd. Durban, beaker - Feb. IL Arthur, NewsestaepooTyne, woollen draper-Feb. 14. IL Haden , ' and J. Taloa, lamps.% irontounders-Feh. 24. W. Balaton, Meffnall, larepshire, can dealer-Fob 96 J. P. arm, ',Nur>, .4, aha bv., Mar- tub. 111. G. Manley, Tyldest . lz. C.111,C. victualler -Fah. 14. W. Hurley, Ilartotreet, gotYrn, acand victualler- Feb. 14. W. Kemal% Fast- rest, Wal moriA, coronas brewee-Yeb. IS. J. Seca and T. Harrison, Wum. ebesaar, cap miandisterere-reh. lA. W. Lai, /*Marco, barltais, bad earrepc -he. IL 0. IL Be lb, lagebridge, Shropshire, honk imemr-yrt.. 19. IL 0. Ward, liemnalowctrest, Drury-lash mob earreer- Fro. IS. IL WM, Hand-court, Lemmata, City, printer-FM IS. J. Wiliono sad W. K. bast, Mask honmsalleic PAIIITIS MUM DISSOLVED. -EL Alekinar and D. Wallas% ahipbreken-J. amber and T. 0 (moll, llorreet, y. Fizsbury, Nandlnanders-111. J. Burly T. Barrett. gad J. Barrett, Upper Metelayrdreet. Partmamoquare, medsbunders, ro far as regard, J. Norma-W. Salaam M. 0. dr Yauche, and 11. Bateman, Sub stage% Ctempaing, am chant for the sad of 11,cees patent chemical lierbarrie powder, an far a regards B. Co de Ysuche - W. berms and C. bona, Bristol, attorneys at law - Mary birack and Bihar Wither arms, Wereester, berlin wool lobar-A. itridgett sad J. Aga, pm, glansiroter and storkpovi, cam manners -J. Hamm rod to, (avert, Heddenge.d, paper dealers-A. &Martell/ &W.I. emaru4ll, Liverpool, optician.* -T. (Mover and t 4, Man, Laainem. MaSerildsire, manufacturers of foxy Scheel.-W. Coplestoe mad J. Ward, Leeds, printen . E. luvm end W. Taylor, Whitememarreet, It La.'s, eamemoneers-W. P. liscidee, K. Insclike, and J. A. Memo thnentry-street, Piccadilly, woulleadrapera, to aganki J. A. Wiwi% sail Illyli.otteet, n utherult, a Mr am ra ga& W. P. Uudden and E. Imam -J. It. Duyek and E. Bette, Llallybushiplace. Bethealoreeco trench dubbing manuLoturers -It. Pim...7, G. lade% and W. U. awry, Cornwall aod Ply mouth, cal and oorn reerrhants-T. Fuller, Jun. marl W. N. (ioptt, Brodo% arc-teeta -t',Hogg sod J. S. Wieldy Ilassom. mite, catmint makers--O. 11. ildley, P.S. flaky, mad S. C. Hadley, Can, thouemtershire, Indkrs -J. loos mad T. S. Jones, Aldevesaa. Mary. Lliy, mouton:remlarbea, T. L. Mud, L ram. J. J. IL blowlim K. C. Midas, U. lama R. Tamar, W. Ferber, pas., K. Coarwre, J. T. Marais, J. J. Metcalfe, L. Bay amon, T. Baliaatrae, I/. 11. Lewes, mad W. J. Linton, City, Leader he. Nompaper corammy..., far as regards J. IL harms and K. C. law - W. Lord and G. Brook Lora team aortae musufacturm- C. Lacy. W. C. Lacy, sad T. It. Lay, Stratfamil-eposAvon mad Mummer, maim rod corn iamb:Ma-1% Magma and .1. William. ran, tie ormr'i.row colour nianufactarrite -Ana Moms sad T. Memo - , Hanoi, Nottingbinvime engineer. -T. Fawley and J. W lo ar. Mioolain Bunting% Mile-e nd New Taws, e openters-11. Y. r. Is Onnr, J. K. Dadra. and B W. CraaMd. Wan. bay, porrch.iramoo far a. rewinds B. W. Crawford-J. Koss and J. Aim, cseniesetreet, latiordoriare, bakers-S. aimed and T. Cal m% Birrnmshms, all de:Vets-J. Smith and S. Jakeinan, Manches ter. or gimien.-1. Smith, J. Ituttergeld, and W. Smith, bishop Soiscum, li,olishire, paver manufacturers, no far am regards W. Hata -11. minim and J. I Madison, Leptoa, Yorkshire, fancy waist tont mitniitiittturn-l;. Teplin and W. Taplia, High Holborn, hosiers -0. A. admission and 11. W. Jews/oily, 1411.110( -lone, City, Mine brobers-IL Wincrbutwou and J. Aldgway, Agnon.under•Lyne, bakers. SCOTCH MICIUtsTRATIO44 ADAM 041.1t1 , 4 OretiMeli, lambic...An:n.llol 19 and Feb. 19, at the ina'a Arms Inn, laantriest. (31.1.1111 Tranent, Ilr baste ern. P., at the Star Inn, Ilaildinighoe. tt'.tx vs, jam, Olahipm, calico printer, Jan. 28 and Feb. 21, at the t.lulac lintel, tiLionow. Gainer, Jan. 29 and DAILY WEATHER TABLE. The State of the Weather • at Aloe o'clock yesterds armee. I ia eater et tame Same" ram 00,10/11• le. Mach BATVIDAT, JAW. 26, 1851 mak et taw billowing plasm waski.—Ths iihaelsas see mi;e.d Moe el Waskis. Iternows Mums') PUN/WM Floarrooms TONIMLIMOZ . GALVA Wl= - ___--- Itasimmns CONWAY U•scassres.....--1 Owns of MM. LILL Tbe num rem Mn is time wr obi ors a 1 'Moue. Nimiwo Olumel) lesuarsia Demsaa i.:...:.~:r :~::~. t........ _.... ~..... Vanua&no —.. OMle Orem Goeur Meet nestle Otsego COM _ _ Orgy,.ISSN 1 4 11 41" Osetipiewee QM _ Gentle Wirt tiealle Biles _ _ tl. Nem away Overcast rar wily Cloudy Vsrually Uoudy Twirl PAM Par cally MnW Cloud, Pertagly Oseitp Cielses_ Perlielly abaft /tritely Osedy relagit•n7C l4 " Primps.lly Clem aroma t Mott TRIS, DAT Nowt. Manz! at WtaLwtr at Weather. Wale HMO& Clear. a go Mortal! pima did ail Nash tkla rablicatius yesterday ; t uy *wawa la &a weather aa Thursday searmand Maim OisiiiiieWie Ourtis Inns nestle bran 0 Ed • inTeTt Oisia kw= Osuatis erten Cale Gentle Onus, Cain NOUS BEIM Cum Ovals Ilessee MARKETS. SUGAR-11w image prise of miss, Om widen Mw Bntislt passassissia d Aunties, imputed has the mama audio fa as week mass the 21a Jam_ , 1161, is 275. 110. pee ewt. &war, tits product, of Os Mauritius, 275. 90. Ssfrarolial pro4oce of the East ladies, is 24.. 34d. 2U antaki• pries ot tits three furriciai delaiptices jebily 275. 041.—Looduss awn*. BILISTOL, Jur. 76 Suois.—TM mallet continues without salsa.. mei- Um groom .of settlers showiagnay nig 'dos to parehale' more than they requite fl,, thou immadute Immo, and pokes mast again be %wain& re rubor easier. At pebble section about 506 bozo' of dentaged Harani.ah sugars mid without spirit bat at steady prises. and a cargo of Paralbui has bun ashen is. this port at 19s. 6k., belisvied to be ea eprculation; la other deseciptioes of sugar the 'aloe are maim pnrtant. For refiner's pceduce there has been rather en improved demand this week, aid tone large ales lumbago wade in wet goods at priers which hare not it Sloye-dried goods and treacle, however, continue a 2 l 7lt il li of sale. Hvr very Arta and fall pine. us giver, bat the ripp ly MOW offerien le mall. Damn Faults rears eateediagly doll, and prim torl dowarazda. Ll'lll7ool, Jan. 24. Sum& —Thera is not any impreerneat, bat mm halloos hats shown more disposition to sell, UM business has bees le a tame smear, and the odes sessist ef 280 Wads. B. P., 6,000 hags B.agal, and 6,000 begs Mader ; the lager @badly from 30s. to 325. 6.1., berms a dedins of folly la. ea those, and 6d. per owl. on other descriptions. Foreiga—Tlese ramose of new brows Brasil hire base sold der* the We*: two Persambuce, ese at 19.. 6.1. par eat . for the Clyde, mad the other o: 19.. St, for this port, and one Panisa at 19s. 6d, for Bristol; on the spot 1,006 bags old brown Pamatabaeo brought 17s. 91. to Ina MoLimesa—Tbs sass sartssai to 650 cask., iocluding DUNTII/11 sad Trialdad at 14s. 6d. to 11s. 94., sod Barbados@ at 165.; thses aro gene. rally old panda, and the quality iafarior. Coffee. —The musket has a downward Miring, and the bribes of the wank is oily of Wimp 'runt edrafelinlf a bar Sinn Janos. at 666. to 455..160 bap Native Calks it Sr., IS Wei But India at 625., sad 60 bogs Ceara at 60a. ern. No sale. of Clam, Chain, Popra. 60 begs Pineal* said t Sid. to 51d. per lb. WOO. —A =all pared et Carolina sold at 175., sad 5,900 bags But India, at 7s. 95. l'a — r — Ziy Cloudy Cloodisse _ _ Partially Oat* Frosty Partially Clasity ovelleat Cindy Panto!, Clary Partially Malay Overaear _ _ Partially Melly Partiatly Chary THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1851. . . Ctesenalown, Ja rt arry 13, M.—. Logos fir Liverput, January ft, te......113 Vimamt, LAIMUNA—from LI Jimmy 23, to. Meelmas LiDi 14111OLL—bonBrw4 Jlialuoy 24, t0........AL MI 's Lwomapa—tram Lamm** January 23, to ...... Sawa Laurr—tram Liverpool, Joneary 24, to Leohora Naar Ilmar— how U.sipeol. JtMRSII ilk lia" — . ........—Barbadoco MOOT Fareersa—bena Li t =aol i Janosay 70., t 0......... CarrSl aaa thrcaa—tran Liu , mammy 94, t 0.......—..... Saha Name—twos Liverpool, January 11,, tO .... ... ..... ...... . ,Africat MART Ouroa—trcus Clualsotown, January 311; to ..... ........... Nitalo-4ion Werpooi, January 23, to Naftali Nrw Ihnrostan—trum 1.41 , Jaipur, 24, to New York Ours Iluaarn—from Liverpool, January 23, to Callao Pau—das Null, January ft, to Malaga Pomm—fir Plymouth, January 23, to Port Philip Oarem—from Tansy, Jaaaary ft to blogadon larma—has Limped, January 23, to Rio Orange Lea to (a.a.)—trom U.wpool. January 33, to Orem Bean—hr Liverpool, January 23, to Whoa 116 lA 11 —Nos Liverpool, January 24, to Mobile limaroan—tram Liverpool, January 23, to Newt= OMAN—trans Liver January 33, to Famish° Sarcoma—from laammook, January 24, to —.... Daserani Sorra /tea:—ham Liverpool. January 14, to --Wilmington Sawa Nun—has Falmouth, January 23, t 0... ..... .........10111111111. lnann—frona Liverpool, January 22, to _gorilla Tam limaranao—hr Liverpool, January 23, Pa-- Nadeau: Yocum—from Liverpool, January 33, to Mobilo Tza Duna—horn !Ammo* January 21, to Calcutta Wiamea—ham Livermool, January 24, to ... —......Volperainc Warmaia—titan Plymouth, January 23, to. Adelaide lontapaa--tmen Plymouth, January 23, t 0...... ....... Calattlit lAD, Wm Lasozorr 171138118 SPOKIIII WITH. Alice Mond, Its. 18, Ise. 4513 N., les. 9 47 W. eikezios. !rout Ca:lao for Quotas:owe, Dee. 5, Ist. 24 N., — los. 26 W. Winefrod. kola Calcutta for Llvorpoel, Dec. 12, lat. 25 8., lon. 4 E. [Advertisement.]—TwarrY thesis ox rse Liam CT RIM IT HOLLOIIAT'S OINTSI3IC AXD of s latter from 0. B. Kaaaker, load Mount Clambia,South Australia, July 7, 1649, to Problem Holloway : Mr.—A rme lea PA sane under my Meer eaUon d Mild Ms Mew at your ointment and pills boa been fully proved. A gem of Sesame ef Joints Meath had upwards of twenty elms en his elm width were m difficult to cure that almost every randy Mil Mem applied without any good egret. Your pills sod elatmest MOM thee reeorted to, and in about ale weeks he wee ems. sure& emi sanely a mark to now to be oxen.—Sold by all eml at Proreseor Holloway's establishment, 244, ett and, leguico. BIRTHS, MARRIAOBS, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AIICHIBALD.—Jas IS, at Downahire-hill, Efempetead, the wife of T. D. Archibald. Req.. of a sow. BEDFORD —Jew. 23. at atwafordatreet, the wife of Yr. W. I. Bed toed, of Farriagdosatteet, of a we. ETANS.—Jsa. te , at Torquay, are. B. Evans, or a posthumous son. HAWK ElL—Jan. 23, at Westboorougrore West, Bayswater, the wife of P. A. Bawler, Eva., of son. INTENDING Life Assurers are respectfully in elia in eitr i f4 the principle', rates, and whole provbdoos of the ISII PROVIDENT INSTITUTION with Wm stray other rotating company. The weds polls are divisible among the mewed, who are, at the ma.llßar 7 mempt Worn personal Itainlity. It thus pos. ono se wirantage over any proprietary company.. As complied with other mutual ofttes, it claims time:lore, In the debiring malodors I. Premium et early and middle ages shout a fourth lower. (Bea WM.)* I. A mere accurate adjustment of the rates of premium te the sort rat era & A penal* la the Meets of the surplus more Rafe, equitable, end favourable te good lives. 4. Exemption ham entry money. Resolutions were adopted at the general meeting in 1149, the reset of whi.b is to render policies indisputable except on meant of fraud. • I. Annual Premiums for 8100, with Whole Prelim. Age 20 1231 30 65 140 I 4.5 I 0I 53 LI 13 ll 16 012 161 6101214913 6914 1715 1 11 2. Annul Premiums for £lOO, with Whole Froths, riyable for 91 yews asl7. Age 20 1 33 1 SO 1 33 1 40 1 43 1 30 /2 7 10 111631 1 14 6 I 2 19 6 I 3 6 41 3 14 9 I 1 7 2 HAGUE HALL, YORKSHIRE.—To be LET, for a term of yeas; or from year to year, with immediate possession, MAGEE HALL, in the West Riding et Torkehire, equl distant from Wakefield, Demmer, Pontefract, and Bartaley, in the centre of the Badaworth Bunk most pleasantly altuate, with the rOt of *porting over 3,00 acres of land, a small trout stream rannMg through the property and in front of the house ; containing dining, drawing, and breakfast rooms, two large kitchens, butler's pantry, library, eleven bedrooms, &e., with out-otilms, stabke, imach.horae, green house, and large well stoeked garden, and replete with every convenience for a family of respectability. Eleven arm of lint rate gram land round the house, can be had, if required. Rent Lia. • good tenant be ng the chief object.—For particular apply to Mr. DE BERNARDY, auctioneer, &c., 20, Juba-street, Adelphi. , BMMOTT HALL, LANCASHIRE.—To be LET. FURNISHED, for three or five years. This fine family man- M within one mile and a half of Caine, lire miles from Burnley, thirty from Manchester, thirty-eight Iron. Leeds. Theban, standing on an eminence, and limit of sane, is approached by a winding road through the shrubberies; the gates arc very handsome, and form • doable entrance to the house and stables. The house, whirl% hi ELEGANTLY FURNISHED throughout, contains entrance hall of stone, with at panelling, excellent breakfast-room, study, dining room, and mention-roan. looking over the country, live beet bed rooms amply furnished, eerrunis' room., secondary staircase, dairies, larder., kitchens, and convenient °lkea, stabling for six bones, and standing for four carriages, large oaw homes, boiling sheds and potent apparatus, good farm yard, two large walled gardens, in first-rate order; and 19 acre. of land may be bad II re q uired. Ornamental spring, and fine shrubberies. ke.; in every respect suited for the cosi deem of a gentleman of Mrtnne. Foe further particulars apply to Mr. DE BKRN.IItDY, huu-e and estate agent and auctioneer, 20, John-street, Adelphi, London. for low Madras. Bs. U. to Ss. 9d. for miry low to good broken Bengal, and 10,. bd. per girt for good white. Roas—Tb• biumess has bun chiefly fa But= ndia, of which 200 bbds. have been sold at Is. lid. proof; th a small lot ot Madras, of high stmegth, at apr.es equal I, Is. 3d. per gallon proof. COTTON.—Livairoo JAN. 2. —The market Clot tae its week bas resented aa un 4 iktratly quiet end r lewd. mato aspect, the widow bole; limited eaclecively to All bare sapply of immediate trade reqeiremeate. Os Mon day the " Baltic's " emounts were to ban d, reporting au advisee in prices it New York of to I cents, with a tendency to improvement in the southern markes ; whilst the dispoei • tioa to iamem e the estimates of crop did not appear to be eztendieg. These accounts produced no effect with nu and the market was irregular and &premed until Wednesday, when the use aufavourable appearance of monetary affair; , imparted a little min 'lndictees to it, which continues upl to the clots of basin's. to day. We leave our leaf quotations without alteration, though in was instances they are barely obtainable. The sales today lITO estimated at 4,000 balm. The isles for the week are 23,630 bales, of which 690 Am Man, 30 Pernans, 230 Egyptian, atd 400 Surat have bean taken on speculation; an , ' - 160 American and 70 Sent foe export. The committee's quotations today for fair cotton ate Bowed, 71d. ; Mobile, 71d ; aad Orleans, ad. COALS —Lonnow, JAN. 24.-1.3.08107 VII NAMUR.— Laabtoa Primrose, 165.; West 144. 61. • Walls Ead Lawsoa, 134.6 d ; Walls Lad 14s. 3d.; W alla End Rotten, 16.. Od ; Walls Bad /Moons. 15r. ; Walls lad Csradoe, 16..91.; Walls End MelsiAe Ti... 165.; Walls End Whitworth. 12.. 9d. • W ells End Toes, 13a. 6d.; WallsEad goads Dashers, ; Sidney's Hartley, 14s. 3d. &ape at saukst, 48; sold, 43. WOOL—Lana, JAN. 24.—Thera hex not bran any chugs of inmost la this branch of trade daring tits present week. Balm haul bras to a moderato extent. Priors an stationary. 110SIEBY, At.e.-I.l:casess, Jas. 24.—The Woollen mad Wonted cede te flit m an bras:bee. The sift trade Is seals, tolarahly teal. More orders have been oat awl sae buoys bas Oes to tto market this 'oak. Wool and Tarns risen Ist, and the geoseeta of • We average deroani for abroad an promising. allipCOßN.—oo lied 1711111 T, Jan. 24. Our market wog well todawith grain, but balances was by no mew brisk. Mgr remain n early globosity. Vine oomph's of Wbrat tats al 111. to 128.1111. Oast =Wog Barley, Vs. to 245.64. Old Beasa,llla. Gd. to lln Id.; saw, 10s. to 10e. ta. Best old Oats, 211. to Us.; now, MI, 17a. to 101. Whits Per, boilers, 111. to Ile. Gd.; gnry, Ira. to IL - - Exam, Jas. 24.—W0 had a pretty Rood attoodasoo at ear searhet %easy, sad the condition of the Wheat beteg Improved, it totted reedier mks, sit .mph we unnot note soy improvement in price. Barley was net in over-supply, sad the woe may be raid of this article rte peke. Not so min, oats cm ,offer, and prior con ameently ins. Wheat, Sin to gun per qr. Barley, 225. to its. Wu, lin tw Ile. •- - Llt4oolte. Jan. , 24.—We have had a large show of Wheat, and the trade stow, at last week's price ; In some eves, le. lower. Barley in fair demand, saptelally good !salting qualities, which com manded Is. wore mosey. Owe dull at late rats. Very few Beans anis,: red. 3.5 a. to 405.; white, Ws. to 444.; old, 444. Barley, IV& le Ms. Oata, Ile. to 20a. Beano, hln to Sin. • - - . • • LtvingooL, Jan. 24.—At thie morning's market the Wheat trade preserved a very Ann tate, and a tolerably fair quantity was disposed of at the full rates of Tow:lay; in •onte instances a shade mare was obtained foe white and Ant yellow Wheats, but we cannot make any change in our general quotations. Back Flour remained without change in value, the demand still moderate; but American knurl buyers in some quantity, fair Baltimore bearing 23a. per barrel. The *trek of Barley being mall, prices remained steady. Osts and Oatmeal dull, at previoua rates. Indus Corn in Improved demand, and to tad. per qr. bearer. Arrival% from Jan. 21st to , tr2ln inclusive, Into Liverpool and Attractant Wheat, 4,39 1 ; ' Malt, 23 t . Oats, 47; Indian Can, 420; Oatmeal, 6,477 stake ; Flour, 3,974 mks 10,531 bee. Exports to Ireland Wheat, 990 qrs.; Batley, 373 Peas, 41 Indian (ions, 3,40; Indian Corn Meet, 37 brie.; Flour, 111. ks 431 1x4. BOVTIIAMPTOM, Jan. 24.—Tke condition of the samples bowed to market contianes very indifkrent, and the sale is conse quently dull, but th ere le a better feeling in the trade, and all wed condttitined parcels sell readily at fully but week's prices. whilst Milgrim is not cheaper. The Barley trade ematinom dull. In other articles, oily a oonsuraptlve demand. Flour, 26a. to 30s. pm sack. - • - - • • • - • • Viso snico, Jas. 24 —Ths sirivil of orals is moderato the weather keep unuthally mild, though a little treat this morning. Millers adhere to their eymem, as of late, in purchasing kir their weakly supply. Wheat rinds a Weakly sale, at fully last week's prices. Chow : burley is. dearer, and other sorts more in demand. 0.38 end Shelling do not. Is the kart, vary. Beane as before, mime new, which aril at rather lea mosey. Other articles as befors limports during the week: Wheat, 9,291 era.; Barley, 4,311 ; Oats, 386 ; beam, 479; Pees, 431; Rapeseed, 114; Shelling, 313 lads. CATTLE. &•.—Caausaa, Jan. 23.—The mutt this norms( was a good whin. one. The supple of rood Bann, bon nier, wee myßmited, Prices : Beef, Se. to Ss. 9d. per Morse. Mut ton. S:d. per lb. Barra isn 24.—The supply of Cattle at raerlret to-day was again mode• ate, but there was a tolerable demand. Good Beef sold at 7s. to Ss. per rage; but ha some eases the latter price was exceeded. Hammers et a tolerable deserlpti on were worth quiet Se. were. Goad Cows and Calm sold freely, pricee moors from 71. to IV. We noticed but tour seeking Steers la the market" for Which ten guineas each was *eked. Butchers' Calves, about 54. per lb. Sheep sold rattler brisk ; athlete Woe webers fetcbel 50. per lb. ; rad small ditto, tall 3,4.; ewes, 4;d. to id.; dote liege, 21s. to 21s. welt. OLaaaow, Jan. 23.—Oar Cattle market thin momier was not in lamely supplied ss lag days Wes doll, and prices soinetidng similar to those of last day. Boa Os Beef, tits. to 461.; newel, 4'a to 445. •, Cows, Bulls, and infadoe, 345. to 40.. per ewt., nobble offal. The Sheep market was poorly supplied. No floe lots exhibited. Prices the mass ss last day. Best aged winders, 54d. to Id.; second, Xd. to Sid.; ewes, 3;el. to 41d. per lb., slaking offal. Pip doll, at 36a.; fed Was, groin Ha. Is 60a. per arc SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Ots .1 1 .• " eidivang (Mame,. awl Lloyd's Lat. CASUMAIIIP. Cuitria (R. Y. st...iiip),:,/111 - 11 - eir4; Queangtoira.Feb. 4, with the cargo of th r e .. l.l. 8. steam ship Atlantic, flow; Liverpool to New York. Loshiel, Bell, was lost previone to Dec. 24, on the coast of Bt. Domingo. SEABORNE MAILS. Day arks mellerty Prow what COUNTILIEL ia Ouwaral Fat- Fart Mbar twee Ladeaa deepatehed. due. 111adrtas (ate New Tare by Drilla pash44o N ,Jan. ....... Limped Feb. 12 %aeries (TM NNW by I Belk& yokat) N fel. 14 Warped Jan. 29 tialkall Stake 1 athmap i tt d tic o, Duly Brasil , Banos Ayres .M llk d tM liewilaspion.i.lan. 24 Cslikerda(riaCkairr)l 17114 a warry thaiwowrit tletkampww. , Nitwit 3 st Gall Mopa—.Jl J 14 Ptywastk.—. Ow Coa Aral AMAMI Inikthatelf moth douthaaptas. Feb.Mareh 3 3 Cleassi Mir5..12411-,kFrid. dreathaakyks. Twit. Se Chid 176 el the wrath Sawkaaptea. Feb. SO Francei Mk* Tuba doily Dow 'hiked& Yerwity di Friday Leedom Twea.,BY 11.4kad Medan. k Wu, Lawton Nan.Tha Honduras .N 17th of the wank +out Feb. 20 Ireland N Twice daily ilol . Twee da. piths tieuthimpL)lll2oth a the wra th doutharaptaa. Pik. 23 Ireland Ntrwise India Oa Seethilleet/W Nth 04 the India (eta Miceool4) r, 7thtlrter licuurretarta(ililleatli einpeco) .ll 20th Met terrmeen Iktin seolhe) Melon renewals rent —ll 17th Wen Inches West lodise (nap. innionet Nainni) M led e • II d's& the math hy the M by the, QREAT EXHIBITION. - JAMES HETLEY s 00. beg resperifully to Inform manufacturers and others - Isima od d showing works requiring BLOWN SHADES or CA'41313, In either plate, patent plate, or sheet Man, that they are prepared to tarnish these, either on Pale or hire, of ell shapes and dila/salons. They bare bad meek experience in those matters, haring nipped the whole of the glass Modes required for the Society of Arts night time, and are mw entrimed with the making of scene of the largest eases likely to appear in the Exhibition. !oilman*, fro., will be kewarded on resolpt of partiwatent —Si, nokomaare. .... d .111“...... 1...Averp005.,... [CO. 1Z . 14 Limped Jan. 29 9 Livarpool and 9 Scethemptoo PO. 2 yDever dthe week isetheeptr.a l Jaa. 24 d the Ileotleseton i.lan. 24 I et theme& thellemptee ' Mirth 3 eery 14 Ptywootk.—. Mirth 3 1f amt! douthaapten. Feb. 3 a..ltel.A.Frid. douthankeks. N. 11.11. 1 et the =ma kadheaptee. Fib SO Se doily Dover ......... Thirds, wily lb Friday Looks Tera.,llat Ni.. k Batar. London 710n.7ka i of the Mow! 4otat Feb. 20 to daily ........ 14E4 .—. Tamed'. i of the meth douthareptes. Feb. 23 Withot mouth D 272.2 ..... It of the meth Southampton Feb. 98, 114th alms& Dover it the month notitheapton Feb. 3 171h2/the( ene Soatbeataton ,Jatt. 28 a of the month doesheapton V Feb. 20 a et the math tioetheapton Feb, SO I at the math kiathenaptoa ; Feb. 5 i eminent Irak the Okierat Yost.othei ARRIVID. Arm= llttaavet-at Gramme. !earn 24, Dos -Denenberg DerneaCloses -et Liverpool, lismary 24, from Carlo* COVITILIATION -et Queenstown, January tl, from Demerara Densrete--e4Qemmitowe, Jemmy 11, tree. Callao Comenaca--at Cgiermatoon, lunar, 22, Da ....„ calla° 0„,,,,....-agraa Wiest, January 22, Dm— ..... —Madras CsametOramome, Jaaaar2ll, trom Valpseileo Ceuremere-ot Osarews4, a, tri. .....0.0 0 0., Zama c...-at ealeesloven, 22, frem.- --Oallea ri/lIIT Cumuli-at 2 Orovasenl.7l2 Gaegio74 11m 0 1 4 1%, ................pisam iliTaiislisZatC oi,. hairy It: 2r 7 on ------ ..._iaTaie - Ileaaarer-etemeelors, Jemmy 22, tren......-...12 • Tart lieeenereenen-at Limped, Jemmy 24, tram .......11ewOrieeme Jewev-c4l Mel, Paaary 12, teem Odds JIIMITIA-at Orevessed. Jemmy 22. teem Smear, Jeale dues -ei eell. heavy 14.13, from Meade Day Leineede-et Ltend rata. Amery U. hen Peres Nee Ileaceetve-et ma harry teem . Callas 124324-44 Orieemi, homy 34. due. ..........11rabars Neap-et Ovevered, Jesoaly 24, tees FiSa ra le 11411111111 it (IMIIIIIIIOI ' l. Jemmy 22 1roa tmea. Od Ileseese-st priliol,l I wary 34, Cep de Teed 4VENT-PEG REQUIRED for BARLOW'S NEW INVENTED BEIZACTLYGI SYPHON TAP, which pelmets .M, bee, Mee, se other Ns" Erma beaming wr labs 41. IL • or seat tem es my part or Easlod (if two K Pm b. id. ;soh ; Othe Moho Plated, far Marry. ▪ 411„ Vow which a poet meted wtll to Arse& lb. Oohs ohm tarred admits air into the ark to MIS home to low sod to more; and when the lop to Mama of the tit ma no Isms& eater. The sanative two ah. Noma. The hall* mor es draws ta ea brie ead W seadithea la I who tho auk was that lewd. The Imetelemee or pmarvia tam &date the halls we Mak mast be sourelea. It b - a 'well !MOWS I het, UM mil Isom am ohm the pealareetag mom of Mira. AMe atay ea hmEtW o vaser4 et wailer bp at trreatli we redased IMeelembem l eh ‘r. lehe laaYlaE lme nt s i tto , naled le at.. 'Mho meldeattem War pair maim stamped with J. atm sod adamm.—The Inds eimpiaL—J. B. Malmo antie a mew method of lambs aim AAILID. ANN bens-tram Tortlay, Jr. 23, to Barbarian WOW -frOMI Liverpool. 'January •IS, to et. Mlonsera Asses-iron Liverpool, January 21, to B. Ayres Mew-foes Liverpool. January SI, to Holds Maud-dim I.l . l l aatiory 24, to . Valparaiso Anuovroo-iron hiusary 24, t 0.... Meg Orboote ALMS, -ties IA enemy H. to ........cespiapti.o. Bross-foes Liverpool, harry 13, to Hayti tenvv-item lAver Jemmy 14, to At. nom. emus OAK ..4111M grissiWn. Jelloory 22, to Loden C. T. torso-teen Valiasetie. kasny U. to ........hrerabose C.aasootooot Pazo-tram Myron* January 22, to S. Lao Grim-foes iteloPoo4 Joan? 24 , to IL Ayres Casoorese-trona Lioorposi, Jailloary 23, to Adelaide Casows-blm Livened, January It, to Lome Coooso-ten lAnipsel, January 23, to. ...........ossainse, Duna iroostio-idlo limpet. January 33, be _lades Deursoo-froa Liesspeol, hoary 23, t 0....... Aims llonsorgra-foes !Amyl", kissity IL to ...... ..... .....Hrooms EILA/111-bais Waged, Jan 21; to -.........-..Mi10 tosasorno-iron Doremmtli. 23, to -.laniso Evapostorreta -dem Palms Jes. 22, to.- ---Lemilso Ilzraiso—from to ................fond. Lem 01711111131-•-= . 111d:14 4 Imesy ri it s. IP.- Cortbsoso Um Tonsiosis harry to Itio Jumbo Fovoraios-Geot Jamey 12, W Lifts racoroloe llotovie-Hia Jesorry IS, te...Volgentoo Oerevurr-em Iluoperl. Maser 211. 1e....-...... .... B. Ape Our. Bonsai-/son se. t0..-........Pr0 Orison arses-iron IA 4 III/71 31.1 1 10.....-.---.. late Janalso )1 mg ...freig Muukin .-- - obis Hauer-teenhassory Ilk to, . ~.....-...».._ K Moo Heon -dient filiononod, MAW, Weddell lir.lsmo-Hodi Ide. &Mon 10--. Liss 312. to .... ... A NEW DISCOVERY.-Mr. HOWARD, xi. Dentin, Jr, PINLae e. lop to Introduce an entirely it ARTIFICIAL TRZTIL died without minis, ;17.... t e s p i er b il s enla gi rezaLle t l o se r t I=l b They le saw sem sr dee_ry, and Al be fo IL und my supe rior an win INA ow nuel. T his method doss not require the eta reern, in any eyeratkek. ter B an peeerve Ina bessi. end le przureen to rester* op andundliellis. ?bet Mr. isgreren impromeente may be within tie rare d So uset leensoliel. be he. lied Ins dupe at the fovea seine peellie. Neared readered wend and morel in larderden.-42. Teet.etreet. At brae dew 10 till 5. A NEW MEDICINE. kR ANKS'S SPECIFIC CAPSULE.—A fans of mildlalaa st are We mem speedy, sad *mat edy, to lam alto toted medicines, aad Ballad lathe canyealeaFe al pro f! In. elaildas, ar --' in bealnieß • _ sunti --.• , apilird 4 . ---... "eigli — IPPI.MbIe - to 1 . :—.1 I. Linepoll. horast7 SS. to item Orleans .--asd oba, Rs., easmonlysallad dacha:pia WY _ fattparod coly by GEORGE TRAMS, Samoa, at Ids Laboratory, Jvaarra—bon howlS 14 . to , to CWIIIIIIII . .nII4WWII4OId, ober, tbey may bo bad, aad of all medicine vendors. lava—lbsto JostrOnotoa—lbass alo. U. to loslea to bow at IL 9d. and 4s. &L amok or net tree by post at Sa. and Kamormob—lboolvaboo, 2S. to Ilaarttbas as. ere. Of whom, also, say be bad, In bottles, at L. 9a, L. ad., Lama—Oros Prom lamsy 12 6. to Lomas awl Ila. sock bassio—areallittemooL &ma/WA so Rio hada FEANICTS SPECIFIC SOLUTION. Jest pu Mattison Shilling; Volume XVII. of 11 ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, Dewitt), bound in cloth, gilt edges, rich In Illoserationa of the events of the last in !maths, forming • meat cosapiene and valuable ILLUBIRATED MBONOLOOT; Together with • mar of useful and highly latereadee article' on art, litercure, and science. Published at the dace, ISO, Strand, and way be obtained, by ceder, of all bcokaallers, 114,, in the Kingdoms, as 'Loa the previous voltam NOW READY. New EdlUce, with 111111511V1.1 Additions, by JOIIN Baanarr; es &ray 4to neatly bound in cloth, with Engravings and pri as. THE IiAND-BOOK to the PI D ATIPORTE ; aaanninag an nay rudimental introduetkei to the study of that lastrossent and sane in general ; the art of lagerlng, to tie modes of the best masters, exemplified M various ex sea seals, Re., in all the major and minor keys; and interspersed by re. )111111110W from study, consisting of Popular Melodies and Romances, end Selections from the Pianoforte Compositions of the moat cobs. bested mister ; sae, a short and easy introduction to Harmony, or Counterpoint and a new vocabulary of Senn. By J. Aroverrws Warr, amber of the "Dwellings of Fancy," " eases of the Flowers," " The Two Houses of Grenada," an opera ; "The Prophecy," ea oratorio, fee. _ _ - 114;1 - 672 ; nabLabed by Whittaker and Co, Aro Marta.Lae. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON ALMANACK .1. For the Tease 1343, ISA 1441, 13111, 1649, sad 1630 my be had- Peke Or 61111119 g each. London: Wllll Little, 116, Sts sad; sod sold by all booksellers. ESSRS. NICOLL'S WAREROOMS extend .11j over sereral houses in REGENT BTRtET, and are appro. pixel to the following departments: TO NICOLL'S REGISTERED PALETOT a large spare is devoted. I The garment exemplifies in its characteristic* the general excellence and moderate price* oboe. red throughout the cstablishroent. ORE for EVEICINO or MORNING WEAR Its allotted space. UNIIORMA—NsysI, Military, Ned Diplomatic, prevent, in their department, the imusuel wpm of fair prices for cush. ROBES—Municipal, Clerical, tc., base *operate rooms, and are placed on the same footing with the above. Dorn curraimo.—itis Is • new department, where's provialoa Is also made for the display of much elegance and e-onoms. TILE CITY ESTABLLSIDI ENT correspond. with the above, and is at 32, COItNUILL, the entrance to the Slapping Department bemg is Cb =I. I I I .7I . TOOA can be aced either as a cloak for the shoulders or a wrapper for the knees ; it la registered 6 end 7 Viet., cap. 63, and can be bad in London only, of H. J. and D. NICOLL, MERCHANT ' CLOTHIERS, PALETOT PATENTEES, and 11 ANUFACTURERS ' of CLOTH, REGENT.STILEET (from 114 to 120 inclusive), ant 21, coasntu.. . . . CAUTION.. —llany Dave wowed the use of the word "Peetot," but Mean. Nicoll are the sole patentee 4 of the design and material (in whiter or summer subetances) employed in the manufacture of tWs inexpetwthe and gentlemanly artieleof oorsume. ICI ON PAULI: FRANCAIS. DEUTSUIL QUI SI PAULA ITALIANO. AQUI lIABLASK EL ESPAAOL. THE ORAND EXPOSITION of DRESS for 11151.—The Entablahment of PAMUEL, BROTHERS, MER CHANT-TAILORS, OUTEITTRILS, and 4tOOLLEN-DRAPERA, 29, LUDO.tTE-HILL, one door from the Old Bailey, hallow Ix= known and famed throughout the great Metropolis and Kmadom, as the only home In whith the beet article.. the mom maparaltelml varieties, and the must aesiattous attention, combined with style and economy, could be remittal, . . - 7h - eshd; rooms afford tie moot sumptuous display in every variety of Saxony, West of Englund Clirhs, Wavers, Winans, Kereeye, Doe. skins, Carisimeres, English end Foreign Silks, Satins, Vs dtc,, ever coUeetal in one establishment. NOVEL AND ECONOMICAL METHOD OF SELECTING TOTE MARRIAGES. HODGSON—BUCKRAM. .J• 11. 21. of Trinity CLureh, Whitehaven by the Rev. J. L. Ilarignon. M.A. Incumbent of Wetheraiwnh- Warwick, the Rev. G. C. Rodgenn, of Leamington. Werntebrhife, fourth eon of the Ine W. Hodge" Yen., of lloughton House. to Elisabeth, yowtgeet &tighter of Mr. G. Bucktuun, of klorawlie Whitehaven. SPARKI—LAIXIMIL—Dee. 22, at St George the Martyr, Queen. square, by tbe Bay. H. B. Mason, M.A., G. T. Spate, Ern., of Great Onsweetntrent, to Mist yowl/sot daughter of the late Capt. iormerly of South Mime, Hertfordshire. WHIMPER—FISHER—Jan. 21, at St. George's. Ilaohver , oluare, F A. Whisper, Fsq., Capt. el the 55th kept, to Caroltne Anne, fourth dau4hter of the Late Her. J. Fidler, Rector of %%madam, Rucks. DEATHS. CORT.--Jan. 21, Elizabeth Ann I:oltingbury. daughter of 11. H. Con. Ifeq., Torkagreet, Porunan.aquare, aged 2 years and 9 months. ELLICOIT.—Jan. 21, at the Rectory, Whitton, Rutland, France., relictel the Rev. J. Ellicott, Vicar of Eaton, in the same county, aged BE HEM—Jan. 20, at Brighton, Mary, second daughter of Mr. A. A. Hunt. of Cheetcroquare. and Parlianseat.sirset. aged 9. MEADL—Ja n Mead e, . 21, at Kiaged ddington, Uson, fit, eldest an of Gen. the Bon. R. 42. FPO MILITARY GENTLEMEN, EMIGRANTS, TOURILITA, ARTISTS, SPORTRIIVI, and Others.—DIIITIOIT and Co.'s PATENT IMPERMEABLE PORTABLE TENTS, the AERIAL and CLERICAL PORTABLE UMBRELLA and BUsIl TENTS, peeking in spares ranging from 4 feet to 6 feet, and severally weighing Imo sib. to 301 b. The Portable Umbrella Tent, 23 feet Mr ournterence, with table folding into the compass of 6 feet by I toot, and contained in a suitable marosture, Treilrbiorr, when thus packed, only 30M., this &Minium the most per 6 at facility sf carriage. Prices from £4 upwards; the Adel from £3 to .C 6 6s. (two compartments); the Bush, or Emigrant's Teat, from 366 to SI 10, ; any of them can with ease be pitched or struck in ten MIAOW. For the Jungle sport. of there is adapted an anti-caloric and impermeable cloth, which renders these tents invaluable man eastern climate. For mi litary men at home or on foreign service, they are peculiarly adapted. The Aerial Tent can be extended so as to contain from 100 to 1,000 persons, and nevertheless is so constructed as to be perfectly port ,bit'. The whole on view, and prospectuses to be had, at D. DUTHOI r mid lb.'s manufactory for the patent portable tents, No. 6, Finsbury. panne South, and 3, Dean-street, Finsbury-square, London. Agents required In aU the principal towus in England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, India, and the British colonies. INVASTILENT I.IND.PAYILY At prom; whim blend le so low, ottootica le imbed to the mode of lib amoreace by elm& mom* and to the psealiarly wino. terms taw oo which it can be elected in tee SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION. By this node a person may issisres polity for £l,OOO. I. d. If mired SO, for • 'bib put of ....... Sol 0 0 Aged 40 Aged 50 At hie death Ma family will rustle the £ I,OOO, with additions from toe prod:., on the very savourable principles of this Society. When be lives he has it M his power to borrow a sum, nearly equal to his payment, on the *county of the Polley, and increasing yearly With ita value, without any expiate, and at a moderate rate of ia twat . . -- i — seTurrances may be effected in this way, varying in amount from LSO to 13,000. PROVISION FOR ADVANCED All?. To clergymen, Or other profemlonal men, end to all whose income Is dependent on the continuance of hedtb, the directors recommend attention to the wale of deferred annuities, which are calculated on very advantageous term, The following are examples of the annual premium for s o nuity of Cie, commencing at the !plowing ages : AV at - - Lazy. -au I . V Z 9 3 0 25 12 17 1 30 13 12 1 33 23 13 9 Ap at which annuity is to Thum an annuity of CA may be secured fora person now ard 25, to commence on hie Etainine ars O. ind payable laJlf-yearly during life, for an annual premium of .C 1 14s. fd. Ear Mire who have atilt before them the duty of securing for their families a competent provision in ease of them premature death, the ordinary mode of life assurance by annual premiums, payable during life or for a limited number of year., Is undoubtedly most suitable; but to those who have already made such provision, the 'piety. now brought un4er notice are recommended the former, se combining • favourable Investment for spare capital with the benefit of life assur. nee, and this on the most economical terms; and the latter so a means of securing • provision for the member himself in his do . dining years. Porno of iropreal, malted= copies of the annual reports, end every inlermatble , nll be forwarded free, on *palmation at the Head care In Edinbu rgh •or at the noire in London, 12, Moore:de-street 0 ROE GRANT, Agentent Secretary for London. T" --ARRIVAL of the FORFAItSHIRE.— This vessel has Jut arrived from China, having brought, indis putably, tbe choiceet chops of the new renson's wagon. We wish to draw the especial notice of lansillia sad hotel-keepere to the unusual excellence of toe above cargo, whh.h we are selling at four shillings and four pence per pound. Alro strong full flavoured congou at 3e. Bd. to 4 And peculiar choice MUM souchong, at 4.. Xd. to ss. No. 8, Ludgate-hill. SIDNEY, WELLS, and lIANDCELL. Families rondent in any pert of the kingdom con be supplied at the above pricer, and the tem carefully packed in lead. The Cumointe overweight of two pounds on clam!. containing 841bs, and of one pound on half chests of about 401 M., invariably allowed. No. 8, Ludgate-hill SIDNEY, WELLS, end NANDUELL. THE BANK of ENGLAND SEALING WAX, Manufactaired only by HYDE and CO., FLEET-STREET, LONDON, Wax maker. to the Linvernment, is the Sneat Wait It is pnmible to make. unequaLed foe the brilliancy of its colour, gm/10i of Cody, and trairance of scent. To prevent impoidtlon, wee that each stick is stamped •'B4lik of England War, llydr, London.. lIYDE'd "INDIA WAX," se supplied to her Majesty's colonies, poarmins preuliar properties, and affords the only security (or mar responder.s to or loom hat climates. "HYDE' , MANIFOLD LETIES \TRUER " (used in her Ma jray's Co/ontof.offits) la simple, purtube, mid erectly@ ; Ti. upward.. . . . 'Manutaetcry, 61, Fleet-street, [Auden; and sold by all country stationers. STAITE'S PATENT DIAPIIRAO3I TOBACCO PIPES, J. YERBURY, proprietor sad manufacturer of flambee' invenUaa, has now completed arrangements for eopplying the trade and pubile I with these pipes in great varieties of stole. They are comoructed upon scientific principles, which sup ervede in utility and convenience everytring of the Lind that has yet bees oferet to smokers. The potion of the tube and bowl being entirely separated prevents the oil from baling the lobe, the oil being caught in a reservoir and emptied at convenience, and a condensing apparatus keeps both the smoke and tobacco quite dq. All who have used them admit their great superiority, and they are well worthy of trial. Prices galling from 2s. and upward., according to ornament; the principle being lb* mine In all Itescriptisn.. si l t tri t ttJ. TOBACVONIST, 114, BISIIOPBOATE- ['OUSE and ESTATE AGE.NCY.—Lista of Houma ani Assartments sent free b post, on application to Joh ISE DERNARDY, house and estate agent, and auctioneer, 20, n-stew, Adeipht. AGENCY. A GENERAL ERC RAN FACTOR, and COMMISSION ArIKST, in the Island of flimsies, dogma' of 'steadily his buitness, hop to offer his terriers to any public institation or mercantile firm in the tinted Kingdom, in any capacity required. Ile possesses a good and respects's& CM. Imam in the 801011 7, se oleo in the r eighbouring Wand of Cobs, and the republic of Mateo, New Grenada, and Ventsuels. For further pertkelars, apply (if b 7 letter prepaid) to Mown. ISAAC and SAMURLS, I. ademanytreet-buUdiege, Moorgausetreet; or to Mr. DB BRILNARDY, 20, Johnytreet, AtielphL rARTNER, or MANAGING ASSISTANT WANTED.—A firm et the West End being about to enlarge ir business, are tithing to tred with a respectable and well 'mutated party to assist to carrying out and executing commis sions already secured, and which can be proved capable of ensuring a cash return of from IS to 95 per oent per month. The business is excluder, and confined to tte Arm and its agents only.—Cepttal re quired, from 1,0001. to 1,5004 fur which the half share will be `rooted.—Address, L P, are of Yr. DE BERNARDI', SO, John. street, Adelphi. rpo MEN of BUSINESS, DISENGAGED CAPI -11 and Otheem—ln consrquence of the retirement of a armor partner, a moat favourable OPPORTUNITY OCCUTI of intro ducing • small capital of /1,000 or £I,IOO with gentlemanly Gaups btu for any party wiling to ASsliT in CONDUCTING a BUSINEAB already established, the principal part of which is exclusively confined to the firm and its agews, and eau ensure a east return of from .0 to SO per cent. If prefer?* a salary and Liberal commission would ha Mem—Address to Mr. DE BURNAM/li, enchanter, *c., 20, John street, Adelphi. MESSRS. EVERSFIELD and BORNE, Ana thaws and Valuers to the Commissioners of her Mejesty's Woods and Forests, Sic., are publiffiffig a SPECIAL REGISTER of FURNISHED HOUSES and APARTMENTS, to enable parties, par ticularly strange, from the country, to select temporary residences, In respectable neighbourhoods, and at moderate prices. F. and 11. are authorised by the Llonic-odice to obt.tin the particulars of any large buildings suitable for artists' dormitories; and they are also ratty to treat with any local committee who are willing to takes large mention at the West-end, to be fitted up to accommodate about 100 persons of a respectaide clan.—Auction and Estate Agency-offices, 40, Parliament-street, Westminster. FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED.- Numtrota applications are now making for FURNISHED I °USES in the West End of London, f ir One, Two, or Throe Years, elm for shorter periods.—Partin con'emplating retiring horn London during the crowd of the ensuing mason, can be provided with eligible tenant., at liberal rent*, by forwarding particulhia to Mr. BOWLES, surveyor and estate neat, 20, Upper lierkeley-street. Hyde Park. square. DEAFNESS, SINGING in the EARS, and all DISORDERS of the lIF.AD eared without the least pain, in coneenienee, or operation. Thia new Mooney In aural surgery is confidently recommended to all martyrs to thew dintresaing com plaint., and is guaranteed to effect a perfect cure where the most eminent of the faculty hove failed to 'Reed the tenet relief. Even In more of total deafness which have existed a lifetime the hearing can be moat positively restored. In hundred,' of ems on inntantancom cure is effected. 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CROGOON'S PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING 1,../ FELT has been extensively and, and pronounori efAcient, and particularly appikable for warm diorama. la. It is a non.coaduence. Sad. It b portab:e, berm puked I Tolle, and not liable 1* damage eerriage. 3rd. It effect& a Raving of half the Umber usually required. 4th. It can be many applied by any unpractiard bet. Prom Its bedews, weighing only about OCT tO lL tbe square of 100 fast, tbs east of anises is small. INO Ed Seer &tbs. DOROUII PELT, for damp walls and for damp doom under awes Pots. OWII Pvn T Put Bursae poor . _ - 010.0011 and Co.'s PATENT FELTED SHEATHING for Cover. ial tirrliAlß TELT, ter severing stem-boilers, pipft, are., pre. vesting the =Miklos o 1 hes; sad saving 25 r cent. of fuel. LlMAteelimenias. end lull on spgileatke to i end He. 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Bubof Llrsrf, £2 Kt. PALIS7t)'R!. Rc. Saxony Llama cloth pelii;hs, ;diew - te, --- ie., lined with silk, 245. This coot can he warn either is a frock or over cost. Ferry New Material fix Minter Over-Coate, Mei.; Pilot Costa. Irma 12a.; In& Frieze Wrappers, 2G.. ; Fumy Cloth Pale" 21e.; Drab Dal Drivine Coat, 43e. ; the Double Cat, WHICH CAN DE WORN EITHER i 4 IDE, TIIR GREATEST NOVELTY EVER PRODUCED. from 4.14. to 63.. Ladies' Hiding Habits, Court Meagre, Naval and Military Uniforms, Liverim, As , 40 Fes cent. loser than usually charged tut the lams quality. Pattern, tattles of prime, plate of fashi guide to nelismeganres rant, and Pekedule for Or information s those requiring Naval, Mtary, or Luigi oats' (Mints, are ot nt to all parts ct the kingdom free. SAMUEL, BILOTIIEiti, 29, Ludgate.MlL UASIIIONABLE FLOUNCEI) SILK SKIRTS. The great advantage esperienced by ladle. in being able to select Irian a large sraurtmnt of plain and noway!! 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ROYAL ARCADE,NEW OXFORD •STREET.-- Mb beautiful buikting, with its errdal roof, unnvelled in lingiand (not excepting the Gre Exhibition), is NOW OVEN ?OR HOSINKSS, where may be found the ornamental productions of all nations, comprising utility and elegante, wherewith to lurnieh the toilette and embellish the druwing-rouni, dining-roues, or twerp, adorn the rattace, aml render the boudoir an emporium of works el art and inimautty. To la petite, the ariicles of amusement are must sAried and crania*: and the clock 01 china and glass (ot the newest patterns), to complete the appearance of the dinner or benikteat table, is end extendes. CLOSE OF HOLIDAYt3.—Now that the meson or annual festivity is &bent to terminate, atd the reepeetin boarding-seho. As reinstated by the busy throng of youtbtul aspirants, their cement comfort and attmiiione become naturally on object of great solicitude with friends and Mativea. Now it le Clot how. LAN MACASSAR OIL, fo , accelcratha the growth and fur Im proving and beautifying the h dr, ROWLANDS' KALTDOR, for improving the skin and oninplenion, and removing cutaneous eruptions, and ILOWLANIIB' ODONTO, for beautit ing the teeth and preserving the gums, must be universally ronsG4Ked iudispen. sable. Rewire of epurioua imitations. The only genuine of each bean the name of " Rowlands' " preceding that of the article on tie wrapper of label, with tbetr signature at tie foot, In red Ink, thna— A. ROWLAND and SO' _: old y them as 20, Hatton-garden. Loadon.an4 by Vey:Am:WA &twists and t erhirecrs. IrROM the Right Rev. the Lord BISHOP of LONDON Mr. Readan boo effectually cured come corns oa my feet without giving any pain. —C. J. London, Jane 6, 1819.. Prom the Right lion. Lord Adolphus Vito Aarence : —" Mr. Kendall has en tractod three corns 11,m my !set with gout dexterity. —A Pita clartsce " CORNS, Bunions, and Dar:et:cc Toe Nail, EXTRACTED and CURED in one minute, without cutting or pain, by Mr. KEN. DALL 0.1 Ite,renCieviadrant, Author of an Ereay condemnßt the practice donning corns, rec. No other reMence but the where teatiraumak may be impeded from London and all pm - 7;a England.— Terms from 2.e. fid. to Se. 0000 US, ASTHMA, AND INCIPIENT ooNtimarnox AU Y..YEECTUALLY CURED BY KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.—. Daring a period of MOTS than forty years this valuable medicine hue triumphantly bane the 'levered test of public opinion, and upon that mound bade alone It has gradually but surely won Be way to pre-eminence, until It le now universally acknowledged to bo the moat effectual, safe. end speedy remedy ever .-! , :r t wt to the world for that law 'tate of diseases whielo affects the I"nimonary Greene. EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES have been proved by I mg ex. pertenoe to be equally efficacious and powerful in tents severer fame of Pulmonie Affections—Asthma, Inc:pient Consumption, Chronie Besonchille, and Spaeroodie Cough ; as, in the milder, but often not km tnuttlerome, dlenrders of the Throat and Chest, Winter Cough, Hoemeness, Difficulty of Breathing, and Irribsion of the Throat, Re. Their entire freedom from all deleterious ingredients and opiates, whilst it renders Keating's Cough Lozenges a safe remedy for the most delicate female or youngeet child, has caused them to be held in the highest esteem by Public Speakers, Clergymen, and Professional Singers; bat, perhaps, the high approval which is bestowed upon these Lozenge. by some of the moot eminent of the Faculty, fa the beet and most convincing guarantee of their safety, efficacy, and purity. Prepared and mid In bone., Is. lid. ; and tins, 2s. 9d., le. Sal., and lOs. 6d. each, THOMAS KEATING, Chemist , &c., No. 79, St. Paurdchereh , London. Sold retail by all Druggiats and Patent Medicine Nen ere in the kingdom. N.B.—To prevent epurimu tontatione, please to observe that tho wade, " Keating's Cough Lozenge." are engraved on the Govern ment stamp of each box. IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL. coda Op ASTHMA 011 SERIAL TSARS' STANDING. Cainseross, near Stroud, Gloucestershire, March 20, 1850. Sir,—Havlng been troubled with asthma for several year n, I oould Sod no relief hem any medicine whatever, until I was induced, about two years ago, to try a box of your Lozenges, and found ouch relief from them that lam deterreimd for the future never to be without a box of them in the house, and will do all in my power to recommend them to my (deeds. If you consider tits above testimonial of any advantage, you are quite at liberty to make what use of it you please.—l am. dr, your meet obliged servant, W. J. Teruo. Thomas heating, EN., 79, St. Paul's-churchyard. H l WAY'S PILLB.--Cure of a ease of weakness and debility, of four yeses' standing. Extract of a letter from Mr. William Smith, of No. 5, Little Tbontanstmet, Oiteonstreet, Lambeth, dated December 12, 1819.—" To Profeetor Holloway.—Sir,—l beg to Warm you that for nearly five years I hardly knew what it was to Dave a day's health, suffering from eatreme weak lier and debility, with constant nervous headaches, giddiness. and sickness of the stomach, together with a great depression of ' spirits. I used to think that nothing could benefit met as I had been to many medical men. some of whom, after doing all that was in their power, informed ma that they considered that I bad some spinal son. plaint beyond the reach of cure, together with a very disordered state of the stomach and liver, making my caw co comparatail that nothing meld be done for me. One day, being unusually 111, and to a dejected state, I taw your pills advertised, and resolved to give them a trial, more perhaps from curiosity than with a hope of being aired. however I soon found myself better by taking them, and us I went an persevering In their use for six months, when I am happy Is my they effected a perfect cure. WILLIAM SMITH (frthaent/y called EDWARD)... Bold at the eatabllthenerat of Peeks= HOLLOWAY, het, Strand (near Temple Bar), Loadon, and try MOM all respectable druggist s and dealers in medicine throughout tanalvlnaed world, at the (Allow. lag prices —la. 10., la. 9d., e.. IL. lin, t2a., and She. each box, There lea oonsiderable Aaring by Min the larger slue. N.B.—Dtreelione for the guile= ef lathata In every disorder aro alined Wench box. is-) Printed rod published Osumi taw Ly at No. It, Leotard. street, la the aty et NOW. at the is Lembo& street, la the rrottoot T, huiviar 15,1651. • ~I I s . ~... li , -‘14 07:1 41 V ;.:. A , l • 4 I . ~.r.514.,:ty1,.. ..i. ! 7r, , .• i i! .(. :\ t yil ? 'l . I . lit rEALTH WHERE 'TIS SOUGHT.-HOL ' GREAT EXHIBITION . — GLASS SHADES and GLASS CMES.—Esbibitors requiring give iihnies or eases for the privertku of thole stood+ are respectfully informed that they can be supplied either with blown shades, of every rice that can be nu* or with eases of any chaps or dimensions, either of British plate, patent plate, or sheet glios, at CLAMET and 1101.7GIITON'd whole sale and renal' Gliel Shade Wartionnw. lin, High Holborn. "" ‘ ll tom "..4 0 LAMPS.— EXHIBITION, 1851.—1 n the mighty exhibition what lamp, will gain the priest It la not well to prejudge opinion, but the beet an CLARK'S LAMPS to, anon Every one should buy Clark's Lamps, and buy now other. The lamps usually sold are • manual trouble, and dim a pony light most. Clark's Inwood Limp 4 the best for general use, n 4 light, least trouble, most economical, and the wed simple. Clark's Pale Candle nap supersedes another angst lamps. All who want good lamps will be sure to roll at 447, Strand, for they canno s atiL i tsod loam aistorhere.—Metropolihm light Connay, 447, next door to Telegraph Company—N.D. Ulm tam that: 'a Loam are sold to yon. caution is given to prevent lamps being ten which ate Imposed upon no public r the Diamond Lamp, N.N. K. N.E. N. V.. N.Y PAL LW. M W. N.Y.. &W. 11:W. W. &W. &W. &W. &E. ~ 1