The Express. — London, England, 1851-08-02 00:00:00

1,3171. per mile: and in 1848 they avenged 1,4621. per mile. The traffic menus on railways during the week ending the 26th of July amounted to 336,7921., being at the rate of 53/. per mile per week, and ezec ed ing byi;6,1211. the receipts of the corresponding week to 18.10. The gems receipts of eight runways having their termini in the metropolis amounted to 176,1 W. ' for the week sliding the 26th of July, and for the co rresponding week of la s t y ear to 127,4481., showing an I ncre ase of 48004 'the increase on the Eastern Counties; Railway amounted to 1,1511., on the Great Western to 10,09 i/., on the Great Northern to 11,8801. (chiefly in eon sequence ot the line being in operation between London and I Peterborough, which was not the case rat the corresponding' period of last year), on the London and Blackwell to 3091., on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to 1,3631., on the London and North M'esterti to 14,2191., on the Lou don and South Western t 04,61041., and on the South F.satern to 5,001/. The aggregate increase, as above, Rd% 48,690!., hoeing about 87 per cent. of the total increase of traffic on railways in the United Kingdom, and leaving but 13 per cent. increase on the other railways. MARKETS. firOAlL—The average price of Sugar, the prcaluee of the WPM poweeeltate Is Amnia, ewapated from the retort. aisle la the week maw the 29:11 July. ISM, le dak 71d. per owl. to war, the predate et the dimes, ida aid. Sager, the produce of the DA Wick 2.5 e. lid. The meter prhe al tbe three foregoing de -1 teripilowit,joiatlyolis. BRISTOL, ATOTST 1. Sul.sM.—The West India market continues rather dull, and ..les can nal) Se 'fleeted by • farther cepa:aeon l prices, whit's Milder. ham aeon been compelled to estroit to. Yontre Is is Gar de. msnd, sal boners to • moderate extent has been trammeled dace our tot at &boat former rater. Yoe rellesee produce there is a tel.& sale, and the Mooted meautertiusel goads are light ; prices may be quniel r rather dearer. In Rum sad Molasses there is nothing dale& LITZRPOOL, Al:OVOT 1. The idea to-day comprised—Sugar. 120 hhas. Barba doe.. at Va. to 394.; 1,700 Om whits Senores, at 39, to 11a. Corrine. —3O bap satin Ceylon. at 3.a. Od.; W ti..r.es Jamaica, at 16a. to 47a., lor low to nee ordinary; SU to 10/o fa Roe middliug to Ana. 9ALTPSTRIL-40 lisp . at 26 it-m-1,100 baleaost to 14/. 10a. Ur middling to good 'saddling, op to 151.115. 6d. WOOL.—Lezos, AUGUST I.— ln the English woo l ) market there to not any variation to notice duirng the present week Saki of combing ROMS are confined to • suppl yof the current e-1 goirementa of the manufacturer+, and prima are quoted the same s ae last week. la low cl , taing wads there le a mood demand. Stoehr me light and pricer firm. With foreign and .20101141 1 . 04 . bees been In doll demand during the week ; tar Ia much tril.:C anticipated here uatil after the present reeked sales In London. LivEurooL, Aug. I.—Most of the trade are still engaged at tre putgas salts In London, which will continue till the middle of the month. They are going or ea well as eon,' to expected, taking Iwo want the large quantity brought foraeard. The sales here beet only been to a limi t ed extent, and chitty in ordinary dercrip ..___ COTTON.—Ltyritrout, Aug. I.—A continued demand Fir Outtrin, and that, toe, upon a rather large 040, is the feature of the greatest Intend attending our oaerations tho trees; a main coo siterattim of this buying being that the trade ari, not only keeping up their stocks, but gralualiy :nomads* them, withi.ut rolsing one re. dated male of prima t, any material eaten. I. this w..y, although the immediate and rimming netes-arcs amine of the holden may be ea hey. d fur a t me, the trade are petting into • ock, and hemming le,s dependent upon the sudden turns of the ma -et, and lera under the Indiana of speculative movements .1 any kind. How this may work for the luture it It tot easy to soy, as the etotter of al:cl ients m,y come in with its unespoeted turn, and work out remits not now regarded. In the meantime, one thing is eert on, namely, the prices are coaderatz and tbo reempapbol large. The tom nano of brokers place fair Upland. at aid.; . and Orleans,3ld, b , ng the same on griday lad. We worrier, own the whole, that prima of Aim dean may be a point higher, ray I-litt., but we do not eee any neeemity to rage our quotations of price , . 8,&50 Anseriean awl 1,960 nand have been taken on speculation, and 9.830 American, 1.250 Karat, 20 Egyptian, and tot Pernams for export. Sake for the work, 09,775 IIOSIERY AND LACE T RADES.—Norminn au, 11.— TM be ml manufactures are dill in • mod et premed ameident ebelealems of tr,mee em standing. ssd the hand, are est giumfaringembegging is all dimness. In noses of tilt. villages Os ftIO baud• era ef aphis that the genie, as regards loft Is lather neltellini , —"lis mod team ens pm Nuking in diaIIeMMUMIMMIN Mittegalleig. Mleung=see appreh •oeive of helesegpmesaid yews sod —I'M warp hudery bid% irlikh limbos it rem i t s. e lery depremid coldidoe, bummer. in general in rather a llouriiiimg moditt,n, principally by supereeding the patio frames. Mmmtlis So woollen cloth menu. facture, nee inerediag both nn the wasp eon the round fransee—tbe , I dim in factories at • diatoms dint Nottinghium fancy rats bobble met Mode is Is en unsettled Ode. I the haat., Is many instance% either working long boats, or otherwise soddenly throws out of employment The plain trade, which is pdocipie.ly fur the (krautn nuirket is la II her enmelittem The sl a trade, with ranee voliwrs race* ets, le mellt better lb the entice bronehia. The curtain trade, as well ea kW mane net manaftetitree, are rather toil ; ronu;ik retie impressing*, ore ezpected in thin teepirtaat branch. which, it in red, bus 1151 , is sea...nettle The warp lace trade, with a inn eseaptioar. is hi • t 4e;aliee conditins; the patent improvement. both in this and bobbin net, err pr 'needing slowly, but manly. In the fibre department. comprising plain run, plotro, thread, -pun and e4ton, there to no mu tenet increment employment, but it wail t seem that ea linpreem meet, toe limited extent, at lead, M antieipated. —Notes Aerie,. Lvat Men, AUG. I.—We have had a continued mimes. Moo of bio)ros in the inarirct from London and Manchester and other who:male napes. Their operation, wen understand. are chime teread by emit prudence send caution' and though a Lir bu-lbeas is Bang. neither the manefectorce nor the *Milner, we hear, reelizee prtrrite Pp.. the present mire of wo 4. The rioters complain thil the for paid to the VOW?. 10,1.0011 a thin diatriee cannot be reared to liorldbire.—Meng mace of the unemployed head* have ken set to work this week. COALS.—LONDON, At of or 1.--CLoal Or VIE MAR -1147.-11.1714,411. 11..; Juswewlin'a Hartley, 13e.; New Tut. arid, lie.; (kW* Slain, lia. EL; Ravenawortit ircettlartley, l'a. 9d.; Red n'* Nialn, 6d.; Tandeld Moor Bute% IS.. 6J. ; Townley, 13..; Wylaw, lie. id.; Walla Ed Acorn Clow, 1.6. 3d.; Walla End ere* it, 11.. • via. Ed Owned., 13a. 1111. • Walla End llebbars, 13s. Al.; Wale End Hadley , 9d. ; Wall; End Hilda, 13a. ; Men Man, Ha id.; Lambkin , Primo*, Ida id.: Walls End del swot, lie. AL; Wale End daddy% IS.. id. ; Walla End Ilettne, 15,64. ; Walls rad Haswell, 15a. 9d.; We. Gratin'. Ids. ad.; Walls End WNW , " 130. El.; Walla End Lumley, 13.. Al.; Wale Ind Raman Hatton, ISe. ; Walla End deartornuan, Its. ; Walls End Itic wart's, 13e. 6d. ; Walla FM Cando; 15e.; Ware End Deninde, lie. 9d.; Walla End Hartlepool, lie. 6t1.; Walls End Haugh lia. 34.; Wells End Kellor, IN. EL; Walla End Mouth Hartle wail. 144.6 d. ; Walla End Eolith Cane, 14s. 3d.; Wale End West Rent*, lis.9d. ; Walls End Whitworth, Walls End Ade laide Tees, 14.1. El.; Waila End Swallow*, 13a.34.; Walla End liselesn'eTees, lia.; Walla End ItßiaardaoriA Tam 13e. ; Walla End Mouth Calr3WW, IK ; Walla End T. 15e. ; Coition liana y, lie. id.; Macs's Merthyr and audit 214.—dhips et market, 17.5; sold, 11.41. COllltl.—Cnxtsi3roun Au g . I.—There was a large u(Whed at market to day, and, the weather Cs int flee this monang, caused buyers to be why ; but to/ gust Wends male nearly the prints of last week. M Ilea', red. roe. to 4 tn.; white, 4in to 46a Mean+ rsither hirer, and but frw offetine. Barley nominally anal ' Mod, there bring more at market. hapeate ', 2W. ti 221. per last COVENTRY. Aug. I.—The following were top prices for best snarl sof grain today: Wheat, 17.. to 17.. W. It wiry, 23.. to Me.; grinding, 23a. to 275. Oats 244. to 23a. Beans, old, 13s. to I3n od.; new, ile ad. to L.M. Pees, grey, 12.. to 14s. EI6TSII, Aug. I.—We had large eupplicu of Wheat • hum the fanners today in our market, outlute consequence of their demandlem farmer 'riot few sales were made ; in foreign Wht at bet little was done at het week's price. %%lite, red, 40s. to 42+. • white, 42a. to Vic Marley, Ita. to 2ria. Oats, .or. to 225. per qujter. IdgCOLN, Aug. I.—We have had a large show of Wheat from the tanners today, with a glow trade at Is to 2a. decline. Fittest reds making 42m. sedate. White, Scarcely any. thing dotal; in utile, grain, and pekoe about the same as last week. LIVERPOOL, Aug. I.—Haring but a limited number of country miller. at our market today, ant n s active feeling dirpiayed on the Mari of home buyers, the isslas of M heat ultnerther were very unimportant; and, millionth holders holders omtinued to require late late prices ye any dean nation of British or forrien scarcely main tained the rates of Tneoday hot. ('rime brand+ of States anti Canudi lit Pour meta gad inquiry on the full terms last noted, the secondary and inferior Rings selling at rather irregular prices ; 'react and other kin Is of Phut remaining in moderat.• request and Manatee, in value. Barley anti Mal were more saleab's at former knee.. Fangsian beans were held 3d. to ad. tier qr. burner; all other wt. rem Maud attuned. Oohs were taken in small torens only, without any chance In rain/. Oatmeal, continiliag in stead; demand, was quite no dear N. before. liannt frw Irish buyers over tO•dAy, lod.un taws morsel rather sparingly, and declined Cd. per qr. Arrival+ into Liverpool ream the 20th to the Stet of July, ineltoive Wheat, 3,616 yrs.; Barley, 160; Malt, 2,270; (taut, 1,043 ; Items, 27; Per, 137: Indian Corn, 3,703 t Oatmeal, 740 sacks; roar, 2,304 sack. and 4,276 barrels. Vapirte to Ireland : Wheit, 337 qrs.; Indian Corn, 1,31': lnt..n Coen Meal, 127 barrels; Flour, 320 see'ts 2124 1,102 barrels. Sot' THAMPTON, Aug. I.—The Wheat trade was slow to at late work In other article, but Mlle doing. Wheat, 101. to 111. per Iced. Raley, 2k'. to Sao Wank 2:a. to 33a. Oath Mask, IPs. to lb.; white, too, to 245. Flour, 30a. to 311. per •iek. WAILETIELD, Aug. I.—Yesterday we hod a good deal of rain, Ira the weather to of .1 Iffleettleti character. The Crop& .sae. rally are se 4so well sookrn of thin merit. and where heavy they .re lodged to some rote art; the prommt of horned a ode, late. Our ar. deals are moderate, but a tsar quantity et foreign hos reached Goole. The market today I. ateody for 15 hear, but the dedrra have been en abled to 'amply throw lee. at last we .lea rates, even for fine yogi ; other meta la, per. qr. lower. Batley a. before. Ode, and Dram are as pr . dowdy noted. Little heroine eel other articles. Imports during the week : —Wheat, 0,410 gra.; B tricy, 4/13; Oata, 1,0,2; Dean., 369; Per, 404; Shelling 2Pu ; 31411, Al beds. CATTLE. &e.—BIDALE FORTNIGHT FYI It, July Then me w unusually WWI 'apply of OWLS at 4 Sheep M,a moms kg. Meld stock were muddy sold of at lad week's, rates. Imo Caul* .41 rlowiy at rattier Improved prima. Lean Shams broaght god prteen and quickly ebargal bawls. Beef, 4s. 9d. to 3n Gd. per stone. Mutton, id. to 54d. far lb. Canhomo, July 31.—A rather limited show of Bewas Ibis morals., die iptddy generally ta r. A.l ow demand, and a por. don oe Simeon HST rem tired snook, at the Cow. Priors do not van from then hvelv quoted. A eery large chow of Sheep cad Lasts, the ;ems being twercrunded, a eivitunst .nce that hes nut °mend for many week* pod. A good bunions was dune, .at prices rather below Luss rates. A osmoaratitt Iy wool elearanr.• Isar effected before the el ors. Calve ‘io eery limited suody, (pulite moderate: tbo *4 11111i1T01 were picked un early , Inferior Mooring long on hood ; ' ' nnrlyall of rod ultimately found . pureltuers at lower ram. Pekes: Mask. 46 6,t. to In 3d. per stone; sheep, 44 to 61.; Lusk, 3d. to 3i4.; Calves. 4pl. are lb. sinktng E , Aug. I.—The general supply was large, both eliCattle sod ikerp. Td Beef frietwd from Is od. to 65.: tat Sifrep, 4d. to 44 per lb. The supply of Cows and Calves was kir, an i priors varied bows al. too 111. barmen., is. t p r war. Pork me. swev—theleg to the warmth of the weather bring on onfarourabla foe elaughteriner. • n'y a small .upoly was brought to manse.; pries varied. nub quslity, free 6r. lid. to ;P. ld. per wore. •---- -• • • • • • • rOltlt, July 31.—The supply of fist Beasts to this clay's maws ow very Luse, varyiare wan, in owlitv, astat away turned oat ono& '. Prime Fed Newts, Ss. to 30. ed ; ideate, ditto, 411.. Id. to S.. per .•me. the tupoly of Slimy Iru slot very Lure, soaking hems Id. to per lb. with Liatieudy. LuntNat'l. was in &bowsaw, with s slow demand, st low pews.: many left unsold. Caleing cowl eft wtth for rote, .• essay pricw. HOP LNTELLIOENCE. 6110031111110011, July 31.—The late showers have bail a renocalnyelltet rem the phonation* in this seiebbserhoo I ; must of the Ike, kr., see destroyed. but no perhieitme had been dui, in. Marnie that eurepwder which bad a I....ratans armies.* a month aro Icon ant .it reamed their health, appear ince. Holguin Kiser, July 31.—Our bops, and in the ad. Wiatar ppul.ha Wreath, limeadown. sld Moly, are so full or ! rennin st• Cory ism nick. eislt• the ram tha rename sad honey-dew !hare ineressal. Velem a twourttie chame tak,s place, we Mall sit grow earth tabus , TIM. On. large planters Kr. Jr. Karel!, esaaeely ewer Mad Its here looted no had. MOTSIMIFIZED, July 31.—The crops are swarming with het e he roam garden.. •wee et the tines being tot rally lar two or three feet trot the Ifp. and. se a 'ratter et clan. I m ai ma i el ',tidy indeed. We tare we may say wit% roc FATAL ACCIDENT ON Talk: SOCTII-WF.STERN la , DO'. sr war than aq-urn riser,* will be realised on 412 R.tILW A T.--Oo Thursday alternuna, about 3 o'clock, as • : i.r ..""g', 1 i n .... t "tr 4 ",,, 1 " t s ; d „ r o n, 7 ts eel" ' t b i , ff , 6"nilag . ' 4 °l "' " ar ' numbw rof plate-layers were working at the railway bridge I BURWASIt, July 30.—We hove had thunder and light cia.inot the Wandsworth-road , one or their number pot- Wind and rain, out shine and fog, oboe I last Trot-, but the enclitic an capon. train comm.: down from WiiterlOo ! • ; a re lOk bed r ever; tll of 'wet, sea wearier it et, tat k - the line a here I.e was workint, *legged back on to the up- lowa it the towea .Moab is eat:gran, and to appeormee cm, Richmond hoe, ant although he was many yard. distaste, !Orb , cr all hose of • crop. Oar bat rotten. are eery had, sr to and most have heard the a udine-driver sound his whistle Weee'd was ran &numb!. •No T. 10.1 three eat. ter ave. shrilly, he mented as if he were transfixed to the spot. and 1 l - Dlaama, July 31.—Then Is a great alteration in the the driver having put on the brake, and done his best to _ a ll" m "... if = T,',4 l l„. hnn Ar anter le tteinPwaitn:gleprowtka,Plauta""my Mop the engine, turned his heed adds to avoid the tight $ 7, 41i a..... t as sa d pate. which awaited him. His bead wee eat of, and taw body Banos, July 31.—We have had a very heavy tall of rain dragged many yenta by the ire pan. This mangled remains ea... h u t few% mid we ma p a rce lve eimademble improvers's& wen taken to no There Goats' Ikeda, to await as lemma. la the best lip penal bat those garden whin are &Mot Was es Let Si RAILIVAYS. [77te follaseasy are yesterday's rotations; to-day'a saki rill be Arend Or the •Atli paye.l 'MAKE , AND MOCKS I,NOUARANTIED. - 1411. , 1*Te. C..+Pial Text*. 4 1 VII I IV, , r R 'Ion ; et. SO 110 50 10 15 SS 41 ;Ambers., Notting., Bola . awl ILot Junction . I inr,A,Wo7e. a :Cowen:es; Birkenhead, Lane.nbire,.& ; Enen Jun.. len KlLtment.; 13 II Ws Broom and Luber ... .. , 114 711 ',Ntlelrmian ... ... ;I II 111 Cheater awl ilnlyhend ... Inj 17 liubi n and Peitest Jmet . U 2Q ft . Emit Aneso os (C 23 L St G. I a I. 1 nd .1 .er 1), Cc IL) . 1 ... .., ... W. (n C. .. 11 Eu4/II round., ... .. lii I Erten l'aum, Alert A (Int, K. C., .. Ms.) ... i:t In e... It ea 4 Celle UM lemenennre „. I A U,. Nen ) enures --- .., Gant et We.t India , and Saw. lunette* 0 I ;14o,burst. and Annomm 14 I:elmburen, Ser I mat N Dv " orthern ... . 17 . 1 Do. skarri.A. lef of A A IS IS $ 13 21 12 2 3 $3 '1: si, • , 50 , SO IL. 30 IR. 21 13 23 lIS 19, HS L2l 1 iii — aril - ' ,1 1 4 . 11 1 1 •KX .M.Suitth. sod egt.lbs., area Rfftera lawman art *MW... Vs wlir• sad Torkiar, pa Meet 11141.14 CNec iamb "Ma Think Lorbe red Ift.Tillimy rains. Nail 000.1 North-Waten. 710. Kew Imes 1&41 4 60.101.80 11 .4e) & Ileffiliaittatur .NOI*;$1*O 44 1 7, 1 1 &.k i 1 i ad. Us R l lll l . l * IS too /Aire. ? MO be. lira owl DOT .. VI tio•FarL Alin swon. sonlonfin... IL M Sr* • Nlu IX. 5.010 no.. .—. • I /oev•ro S. Woe 11 36 sorl.noi*C If Norte %o•Aelo I %ant, Is o.orth Wed. Just $ Ithiksrul. Wore, Mr 111.4031 81. 15 orcurusts 150,01 , 35 hicattrult, 21541a0l ,1 105.51•• pl 17 1 ' 0 11m e. i 151105 . , ear A t Us, Oro 10' 5 literroberyellorreford l 4.• 13. 011 101501.01obwy 0101 1.35.0.01 131 .11 iu.11•10.00 irr Um Owertsy 10 1 I 10 F y uhr.lollolo Valois ,110500 Hews -. 30 5r....n I.oolors , ~ 10.0rth 15 4MU V.OlOOOlO. rDu .0003,1443,W rore,u.lo. 15 "4‘150.A0 .05.1 100.1,10510 u. 1 Ir. 14inelito• arid 11.4‘11050.051.. . 114 10.0or•UarmulloclitItall 20 13 ,1' ..4 ,44-4111 So Wm. r 60.1 wl I.lmasick. , lit. 35 13.03,3000 atlearlurilwa ' .9 I Do. 40. 25 11 . Ill; Su iVerk sad Nor IA 11,11010. LINES I.ZA‘V.II or VI i ßeth ✓r II tot, I..st. per. R. t leanni t01d.% rottro 301,111tounglaroat)shoW matte . to bt.Wept ,Usttu wiliwut gu.1.1111341.0, Sirm W. D 1.., awl WI." ealv4,llµ..orts I -• ' • - (le.resitos tirr.st Dino ',Wheel tllo wanuairr • jlew•im~.rv+t aew.~n~ ~aua~wA~ar•we ~kar+ir 10.. 1.1. June los (In low! a. Caledosioni . EapotLsnatwit.g.tr GrA". _.„ (1.4.4 to UL North's's)! . - (ua.d to I;r,st We.ter n 1•11StreItoy(1. orkie..4 II . . aaanes (43tt0l I lin. Mare. (4.140) "leedolt Ikedingd 1 Midland: I lastless ro4 lireeftweck UitW Preferrnee (dato ioweelat tiunr..iyertkat. . . - II (oraml 4.1 Not Illorthers %kAott.rn peret Irootll to Itarti.t:toostat, a I),tto ditto M. .. 6 - 47i.A41 - iiir4(444:4aii.l II mt. 4 ohm., tilt Witte). SO I the01...1t0i1d.,4•11 IlsOpos. P tlrfottatO C'llicootos :ad Unclip* tloos.', to Oren Ntolitt/14 4 Ito, shops rth ItotrottlitOol S. woad Atsfl.r.tolutr Oared , IS I to Mr. lirtSoso , %Oros Volley, S p. Ctrs.' I cl to otoestortatUoir.l sosorr , rt, otWrist.. • ,Ir.tord to tat. Wo.tors! .' Abrdees... Ce.inienges . 1I 211 1S IS tfrosatiTadll..lyasel4 I$ It. lig all Deader. rersta, and Aber ! &vs Junction ; fie si kart %noltaart/.lo6.'ip.Ct. 11 eh. If kase...rnContatirs Elea'., ; per No. par Ipa It. It atto do. dI par 10 111 , 11 U. !Or per Cent. •4al II SO 'llhor,Xahom,4eritteuf.Pet 11 , AI • 1 lidisberieb, Perth, ud temeiee, hi pr. I eat Us par 121 Onst Pe/Aura prrlkat 145 135 ▪ .02 Nita Wr•tra(l)tsststh, I I p.n 11• I LaaraedrClA mkt. I , Lor kIN I OW.. h tai Cent. Work k , 541/1 lochten,lirteht.,*n Out,' Pre.spertl.work,l33l, from a0t..12.4r0w. Se 10 wrct.,lB' : It. IN 11414. Mr.r gua.. r. 1. r C!. N r Lasal,n** . " jr In II 3 h. 1.10 20 X IL 3 f, 1 1 Pit Mom .ewitiilieut Ish.eitl I lit 14“, II I IA . 14 al= •IN tie $ if ,11“.11.1..a1m..8e.1160.5p.Ct N.wkA•l Ez:earitsa / Ito. 33 pet Cent. Unit. 'Nonni:Melt Ilsored, Wateeetter, I Mane ‘l3 Gmosati liam.Anteed hllea.. suer . mttrs 1* Toot, Neoroaotlo,6 lloror7l 4.11-41orth of Kaspareb. Dluo I, I. P 0119.112111 MAILWATIII. JO II illaalagar mad Maisaa_ ... 4 /10 $ Craft?. i rTIMIII Inmost) N 11 Dui.lt Angie . ... .. •ale 21 la Lot Indian .. 1 A i I elme Indira Tiilll44l _ . 11 4 lk .1 3 1 1 " 1..t.......t.uri ... ... ..., I I t sei D. .. ... ..—, 21 3 1 ffilesell .111tOts. • ... ... ... $ IS tat 04 4.. •edr ~. ... S a il/9 'll.olowr art 1....0 ... 41 GI il4 ilketern "t Vraa., -. 141 .4t 1 11 Orli ay. .r.l 1t0r.1..-al . .„ 41 41 du Si I him 14014)n. ans ... .- 31 9 lN .1.4910 an 116 , ...3 ... ..- V! '34 II Peri* ere .'t ..warg -. ' il el. la .le lbws ,n 4 11. re ... ... 9 Sj 1 ILI lloahr. ,n 4 %temp.... .. $414 I. IS T ..... 10 •r 0..... ... .. 9, 9 62. 20 1 Ily Woo r.... 1 r. . . 2 Ii 121 1 49 is o l 12 11. .1 si az dm II 4. 111 44 44 Is II .411+114 34 41 alai 2$ ?4 4 : 4 H 1 In 13 f 6` Ii 111 I O. Yu. SO P. M' CI se ! se ss 14e 1 4 79 II Os O a. M 41 . II :2 GI 7 I fli Mj Ili i i~rit . 71410 7 • d Se ?. 2..0 da 1$ 19%sb 21_ 'it "11 17 19 VI ii ilis 4 111 ills 4 4 i 1. 4 111 de 1 !!i L, Al a die 33 3 .114 ad 3j di Is 17 3 Ai le II glo 3 I 3 1 31 die 14 13 2.11 211 p 24 13 3i die ri 11 04 10 lb Is dis —EI a 1 , 44 19 ei 11 11 is 1M 19 lIEU RENTI 4 I pi Di 30 " 0 :9 ~ 0 10 pa 7 ,poi 171 17/ (41 47 33 $l4 1 2 pea 103 703 314 ..24 23 94 101 104 11 111 ei 331 24 14 11 55 57 4 4 pea 0 4$ P Pro 31 2 Ws U 1 IS WWI SWUM ... »I I i dli - I A 11 10 i iiiii tat .3 20 I$ is IC 11Is i I J.... THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2, 1851 gwilillosaard,sro looking extrOmely bad, gating very bloat and dig, wablagaway. Ica!Allstate, July 31.—There are gardens ce la a , growls. smite to se found, but the greater proporton of it is a deplerab:e Pate; the rains have not i s Mall( prevail, and hit few hope can be grown eh thew rraitDvi, July 31.—The hops in this pariah AIN we Ilast Wrote hare nut made mach Improvement, and it Is impli. Wit la say what they will do, although they are pretty deg d wide. LaWSZRACRST, July 31.—Within the last feer ri ti in an pertain I m pr o vement la the hops, even in th e worst s awl some of oar more favoured moods will grow consider' . PettlIVRT, July 31.—The better pert of our plawiludans tilts week &aptly a decided Improvement; tei more the burr las ap mared In • b•peful lasi ner although limited to the top, the Minim groands afford but little bogie. CHOC Alt AM-lIILL, July w 3l. —Hops arc coming out in burr smell bgtter then was expecte. EASTORINSTEAD AND LINOTIELD, increased 31. The hops are wimp actiag ; since our last the lice have and dome moth injary. They are just now coming out into burr,and the young shoots seem to bear up again,: the vermin stoutly. HAWKIII:IisT, July 31.—1 find in some of the hop gar dens a great improsemert. the binee are more growing and throwing oat free branchey,and corning in awe nicely, while other gardens are decidedly worse, and getting very black. SENDRIDOE, July 21.—The hops in this parish have been going hack this last fortnight ; although we hare bad same heavy thunder-etorms they do n 4 seem to hare ben , add Virm much, yet w ee are t wo or three gardens where they are looting wed yet. COWDEN, July 31.—Porno experienced planters are now @add"' that the bllgrt has let in to perfect's , . ; others say a very slight change for the better has taken place; but for the reporter of this pirbh to "DT as true an amount as ean te O tt a no improve. meet open the whole plantations km taken Om c now ward hat nut through Minuet SEVENOAILS, Aug. I.—The gardens hereabouts still con tinue very foul. although the bine grows apace. ASIIIIEUNIt 01, July 31.—We have given up all hope of hogs now ; nothing weans to do any good to the bine, which is about the mow with our neighbour. Ilzaarrx oeravx, July 31.—We have not made any I wiry* since wir Lot report; neither do we thil.k that we have now &Chance to do • i. WILHVItaX, July 31.—Some of our gardens present a Mfg healthy appearance, but, on clo-er inspect on, are totted to be Mu foul. We expect to hove a very short crop. HZI4IIINO, July 30.—Rather worse than loot week. Ilatirstu.o, July 31.—We cannot note any improvement in our hop. this work ; on the contrary, mmy of our gardens are looking won't—Surrey Standard. . _ From eh• LONDON GAZIITIT.—Friday, Aug. 1. sasersurrs. MUT PoI , ,IVIMAT Assam and KLIJAn Tt calm, FrithAreet, Bobo "clump, minter. to murender Aug. 9 of 1 and Oept. 1 0 M 12, at Baainghall-,tree[. Scar., Nichol-ou and rarker, LltoNtreet, City ; cc mac, Stanoteld, Basingball-titroch Mostar Kamm Udoell, Kinfolk, bikkenaker, Aug. Sat 114, and OW. II at 12 at Boungballatreet. Soto., 11. Damao. IMAM lune, Bow-lane, Cheatinde, and (Hard, Canbridgeshiro ; off. &N 1 ~ Whitmore, Ba•lnghalLatt«t. Jon. Baows, LA4 Kant, grocer, Aur. 9 mid Sept- 10 at 1, at Ka sangoall,troet. fol., BLICLAIIIN llamoghall-grett ; off. Gramm, eol.mamstreet. Lawman (Items CA sr, Leicester, hotel keeper, Aug. 15 and Sept. 12 at I" at Birmingham Court. eel,. Ilendersen, Mamelnetreet, My: and Spooner, Leteescr t off. amig., BittMoon, Nottingham. Jogs Macouvr,plryamaser, BretAnotrchire, auctioneer. Aug. IS and Sept. 19 at 11, at BOUM Court. WI., Bevan, Bristol; off, amig., Ilutton, Iltietol. Joan HIN,. Moy, Brecknock4errace, eamdm-tcwn, draper, Aug. 12 at I sad vv'pt. 11, at 11/, at BarinthalLettect. Sole., tole and Co., Aldermanbury ; off tiring., W hitrn.-re, LiViDelaA-street. ROMIRT MITCOOLL, WailthOTOdOW, baker, Aug. 8 at 2, and Sept 12. at I, at Bamnankl•troet. Sal., Poinall, &robin-lane; 04 assist, Whituote, Buineltallaareet. Joan Sankt, Weedon neck. North suptneatire wine merchant, Aug. 12 at lt, and Set. il,at 2 , st:Basiognallatreet. Sch., Rickards and. Walker Lineerchsinmflelds, and Ovary and Sun, Davanuy ; off aoig., Cannon, btrailmlatie. TlllOlOl Prewe au Sun., King's Head-court, City, and Hatton. garden. bookbinder, Aug. 8 at 12, and Sept. 12 at 14, at liasingbai street. sulk, Rutter and Trotter, kly-place, Holborn; od. wag., Wnitsiore. Basinghall-etreet. DECLAR Al lONS OF DIhIDENDS. Ross= AT 'S, Holy eras, Kent, tellinungc•-14 din. of 4s. 24., Aug. 1, and too subaequor Monday% at canna' s, Birebin-lane. Joon Itioosan,Jossem &MOWN and riart Ass Bowsm, Worcester, wine rnerchantio-Ist die. of Is. Id., Aug. 7, and say subsequen t Thurslay, excepting from the 21st Aug. to 14th Ost. neat, at Val py'r, tiongh.m. NICHOL. BROWN, liezham, Northumberl mil, timber merchant-lot and Ind diva. of Is. and 2a., (on new proofs) Aug. 0, and subs• mind Saturday, at Watley's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Amiesna ALIALANOZZ Unmoral W. and 'Natural Ilasitros Cams, Woorgatmatreet, City, merchants-3rd div. of 514., Aug. 1, and two acbsequent Mondays, at Canaan's, Birchin-laue. UMW LOW) )(MATTA, LiVtrpll I, CNOIMI.iOII merchant-3rd div. of Aug. 4, and any aubeequent Monday, before Ala Aug., sedate, I I tb Oct., at Bait's, Liverpool. Maio o German It011,N•ON, Rothley, Leiresterebire, wooletspler-2•d Me. of Id., Aug. t and any sureequent alternate Saturday, until Dee. Dee. 20, at limiest:sin, Nottinahain. Jo-.c Ross Leicrater woolatapkr-2nd dl.. of 11.164., Aug. 7 and any subsequent Thursday, excepting tram Aug. 21 to Get. 11, at Paley's, Hirtningbana. VILASCIO SAMMY and COMMIS BAXIMIN Derby, corn merchant'- -Bur: die. of Id. 17.3td., Aog. 1 anti I -, Oct. 11, and any mitaoa quoit aternote Saturday, mud at hiCksten's, Nottingham. Haar Suns, Went' roma ids, buff irdshlre inadouadcr-Ist di.. of Is. I Id., Aug. 7, and any aub-equent Tbur-day, excepting from Aug. 21 to Oct 11, at Valo'r,llirminghtem. DIYILIENOB. -Aug. 23. J. Venom, Aver}-tow, 13osiMstreeti baker -Aar. 23.11. R. Holloway, Bt de, Isle of Wight, bookselter-Aug. 22. J. Hunt, Ealgwaremoad, draper -Aug. 23.3. Nash and r. Neal, *node and Dorking, bankers-Aug 22. F. Kodbard, Croydon, Surrey,schook mashr-Aug. 22. T. Wilco, C. K. Wilson, and W. Wilson, Liver pool, lineudrup,rs-Aug. 21. C. K. Wircia, Liverpool, draper-Aug. 22. W. W Bain. Liverpool, draper. CIIRTIVICATEB to be granted, unless came be .bown to the emirs:, on the day of meeting. Sept. I. R. Craig, Brynmawr, Crewman, draper-Aug. 25. W. Garrow, Bootle, Lancashire, merchant-Aug. 22. C. Iloithourc, Great Tower-etreekCity. angst broker-Aug. 26.8. Purse, Topsham, Devon shire, coal merchant. l'A R r242.2.5ui vs DISSOLVED.-J. Ames and T. Harris, ILIUM, malt distillers-W. Haddad, jun., and B. Causer, Dudley, Won shire, proprietor' proprietor' of an mambos-T. Calirs, J. C. Harrison, and 11. Harrison, Manchester, calico printer+, so far as regards T. Consol e. Chops:, men., C. Cooper, jun., J. Cower, not H. Cooper, Maiden head, Ilestrcire, builders, no tar as n girds C. Cooper. jun.-J.Crook and J. Imlay, Halnax, Yorcrcire, bind:makers -.1. Hal and J. J. W. Gulch King William-street, Clty, pin manufacturers- 11 . Hoyle and n. allanhy. Limb, Lineulamatie lelliumigere- W. niromriey, O. Loyd, and R Lloyd, rirruinichani, commusion agents -T. Lee and W. Glynn, Manchester, letter-press newton-IL Lbyd, W. Kimberly, and 0. La.i,d, Birmingham, nine merchants-11. at ehrtena and C. Bohen, Lombard-street, itAtallielile, scum boilers-C. Neal and J. Hawkins, Birmingham, and eteewretc, • ire workers - Harriett Plum's and Sarah Mowry, Liverpool, Berlin wool duel' rs-Jciseph Bad htfe and Joshua Radcliffe, sowcruy Midge, Yorkshire, woollen epinners-J. Rix and J. B. Halcomb, [loyal Exchange, City, stock brokers-O. Sunder wick and W. li. Williams, Bristol, auctioneers- J. Wilson anti J. T. Wiliam, Stamford, Lincolmbire, jewellers-J. Wuedjear and W. Pritchard, Miscionsr, excavators. SCOTCH al.t.t. niiRATIoNS. loos Bime, Aberdeen, linrcaraper, Aug. 6 and 27, at the arc eiteir Hal, Abutters. trcitsia Casio, Newmilna, 'pith denier, Avg. 6 and 30, at the Goo me Hotel, Kilmatoock. faNav F100.C., Levantiail, E I,nburgbahire, earthenware mamas*. torer o Aug. s sod di, at thy Houma of J. and A. Dowell, YAM. ' burgh. Ilsamtv, Glasgow, march:in', Aug. 6 and Sept. 4, at ht. Farah Tarcvn, Glasgow. OLIN ICCowsn, New Cumnnek, Ayrchire, farmer, Aug. 4 and 36, at the Dumfries Arms Inn, Cutistock. uus ketissw, Gorebridge, men:hint, Aug. 11 and Sept. 1, at he. season's Itoons.,Edhsbargh. Don Warr% Airdrie, tailor, Aag. 8 ant 29, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Ait:RDAT. AUGUST 2, 1861. ,acli of the following places at morning. The station, en of Weather. the State of the Weather at Nine o'cloak yesterday imaged it mite of latitin - Mar id rasa Cost.ralmus Woacmgia Nray.rocrs Tusitalwa GREF.Stilell .).,.. UtintoaD 8.. 03, ~,.ti.:~. Dusaw NISMAIUM 8711111■044/1 ST~rmtO Win.vcaroN TAIIRtIti ■ LOWSTOIT ..... tiaim err ......... . .» Ins IC, Lammas —.. Dia•uat ti.rrutewl Lagcoas ....... M.... 0. ntli, Nosat.antni Laaus Vew' tcApacialcou Wanasaviiii Nmcsina . 4 , ....... WIC 04.4741/// 1 aims ad 1 MM. N.W. W. LW. LW. W. W..W. F."11•11.1 , Ai LW. W. LW. W. SW. ►W. &IV. LI. tis ctxr L W WE &W. &W. IN.W.byW W. N.W. W. &W. Cloudy Doody Cloudy uvorooot (Mat siTiftalt Mania Bond Vise Cloudy Mao Owing y Portaa Cloudy Cicel Cloudy flue Pleo Cloudy monad Owned Cloudy Fumy Cloudy Cloudy Mao Viso Cloudy fteto Floe LW. i:ir: i:*: 11471. 31 W• ii.*: x:w. LW. Calm Goals Worst Cala 01411 UMW &u Coln Calm Gentle Breeze Gvale Breeze Strong Breeze LW. 1 . w. titras anew I Gentle Breen Gentle Breese Gentle 2ret Onne ol Ira 4 Streottb of Wiwi. W. Gear Z away Cloudy Cooly Cloudy Coady Flr Cloudy Fins Fir Par Cloudy Gaudy Clot* Vim Yana Rain Cloudy Fins very On. Cloudy Cknul Cloud. Partially Cloudy owero.e: Fine Par LaCy Cloudy Floe Pine Fine THIS DAY, Noon. duo of the Weather. Mae. The returns from tie following niece* 4H not reach 'hie *i♦se in time for publication ject....rday; they therefore hearse the mitt* of the weather on T.htirsday morning at elm o'clock. r.5.~.:: ~.._...~ S. Cahn Hely, Rain B.W. °ogle Breen Oweilliof N.W. Wrong Brum Rath LW. Calm Bead—Bain O. Slatog Brims lain SHIPPING INTZLLIGENCE. hat ma emensteedests Ow .. Sigytt.s us•eue " 164 " Uffes Lle: CASUALTIES. Victoria, Canneborg, for D.intzie, has put back leaky, hav ing struck on the Victoria liar.—Liverpool, Aug. 1. SEABORNE MAILS. DI dram tut tb• gals ere irst trout the Gomuitl Pcst-oir r the ateld—stl4 M bv Ole Day wham makeup Prom what OOLINTRIES. M Gestalt Post- Port Ines ONlee Loadom deepatched. deo. amisMeafloylnttpocket N Aug. 11 ame pe r ike les i byguited Mates .84 Aug. 5 Liverpool Aug. 11 AmeriestbyU.Statosplild Aug. 13 . Wei (West Cant) ..29 llta of the mouth Plymouth ....Aug. 3 illemandria• N lethaldth of mos. Dover 1 1 •00 ow N .mily Dover ° Dail y Ma AI 9th of Ike month Motithantyton. Aol. 12 Iludesse Ayres .11 PM ef the month doathampecm. ;Aug. IC Callime*Ma Maintain InLitl7thof moo* Southeimptes.lAug. 3 Oiled Dad Moos N llth of the saoath Plystouth......!Aug. 3 Omsteadaspie • N 7thl7 thtlthof map , Dover Aug. 10 Ceilrel Almeria' W 2uditl7tltof smith °Soutkuiptom.!rtug. S Omani Ides N on.,Wed.f theAPeld. sreathamptos.lia.Th.tis ChM II 1 7th o month gouthemptomlAug. 3 Pow Mk N Nice daily Doves lPwiet da. Offainek. K 7thl7tl.27thof mon Dome ---Aug. 10 liambarg N Doesday k Friday Leedom ITlme.,sa wend IS Wedara k datur. London Itec.Tha Mendlatas of 17th of the swath •outhesaptan Aug. 3 Witkind Mk N Nice daily he 'Timm& India (Ma Southalant. HI noth of the math southamaptsm. ; A ug. IS India (via Ilarseillee) N Ttlela Rho( month i Dover !Aug. 13 Mediterrauma(via Bout' as . II lath of the mooth l i Soutiliatopton. 1 Aug. 25 ' Ditto(via Manillas) ...N 7th5 . :1171 olmonthl Dever !Aug. 13 Mexico N 2.1 of the inoath 1 •outhator ten.°Aue. 5 Madeira M 9th of the monthidoutbanipton. i Aug. 12 Malts• ,„ t 7th.170,10t1L2701 • '• 1 andLorthe =oath Dover .........!Aug. 10 Nsples• N 3thlstli2<ttiohmott Dover 1""r• 2 Papal Stang. Prannsula Ai 7 th 171t27thof WWI Southampton. , Aug. 5 Peru II 17th of the moth • souttuimpton.°Aust. S Tummy N ittil3tl23tholmon 1 Inner 'Aug. 2 West Indies M MI of the mooth•outhamptos. Aug. 20 ° Fist ladies (except be , vanr.% and Nadeau) Y lad of the month' louthasartor. i Aug. 3 • The malls to those soentr4s thus marked (•) are cormeyed b trench pocket via MAIliellICI. CA13101041 4. —MSIIOI to and from California via the lulled etatel are mow despatched sad I.e by every American picket. via tia IJalted i , titer, 1 pocket. ARRIVED. AIWITTA--11100WOO, July 31, from AFTOrRAN-011 Deal, July 41, from Quebec BaI.LIOA-111 Grovegoid, August I, from Archangel BOADOILAII Uraemia's-elf Fortnuouth, July 30, MIMI .... I.ondon BOADOCIA-111 Liverpool, August la hum Quebec Buerus-at Liverpool, August', from Newfoundland •Cm or GLOOM , / (0.5.)-at Liverpool, August I, from Philadelphia Cr 1110111-at Liverpool, August I, from Kies CANDOCZ-21. Va11110..110, Joy 31, from Order C.II4IIIONA-111 1.115 A, July 30, from a Corsamorm Cara-ail Rrighton, July 31, from Grena 9l CATO. Fenno -at Limped, August 1, from Colnys CAIIIOO,-offthe Start, front halve CRAIIIAW-at Liverpool, August 1, from China Doesuaom-at Liverpool, August I. from ..- Corsica CASOLIMI-st Bristol August I, from Darbudora CALRUOIIA-111 ()reverend, August 1, from .Hamburg '1 errlf or HOTTIIIDANI--1116ritVOMIld, Allgll4ll, 1V011.............711 . ode. llirt 1 1 CLOOLINi N. Cuing-at Gravesend, August', from. Quebec DAVID AND MART-off Real, Juts - 31, from ............W(KWIrd 11BOThrtOTO-I1 QUerlLOooll. July 30, 1,0111....................1 1 5rai1a . 1 Dawn-at Bristol, August 1, from DANIEL Wonoraa-at Liverpool, August I, tr055..........-...11M10U ELLIN:AMA-It LirlerptrA, .V.ltUtt I, from Qoebre EENDOI•OI.-at Portsmouth, July 31, from Eunsau-oft Deal, July .11 Y.teusclo -at Gravesend, August I, from ..,. Norway Easagoo -at Liverpoul„ August I, from ..... Eti -at Liverpool, August I from ... TairarlMO Bat.—atShirldo, July .10, from Malaga FAIXDOAR- 111 tiravalesd, August I, from ... Nunn; FoIOCA-atGracc-rml, August 1. from ..... - ........ Denmark • Vaiursoto Lea - a Deal, July 31, from Malaga VANNT-at Hull, July 'SI, 11-0111 WWI Gt,.10.1A-at Falmouth, July 31, from Odesea Deasy-at Gravesend, August 1, from 'Solna Gamut -at Leaved, August I, from Montreal GANSER (11.5.2 1 -111 Liverpool, August I. trout-- ........ ltot t ,rdam 11KIIIIOS - .11 verpool, August I, from 1-ILORT •on MAROMOT-rit Liverpool, August I, from. hochfort ' Pan ' 1101{T TAPOEU-7•! , GrIWOOrt4, MINIIIII 1, from (3.• bee ....—_______ km-at Deal, July 31, Dora - ImmuA -et Torquay, July 31, from Quebec lars-at Plymouth, July 31, from . ......... ............ Aleasnetrlo Iwinsantv--sttitoektar, July 30. from ........11iramichl Itswica Loas--off Salcombe, 'July SO, from.. Eleuthera Iwo-at Gravesend, August 1, from tangle Disnosts- at Uverrool, Aug rat I, from ewe Joao WOODALS-at Liverpool, August 1, from . St. had N.B. JVIIATA-at LlVerl , ool, AII,IIMI I, from New WPM JAIBUI lingrstan- at Graverend. July 31, fr0m........ Petersburg L•IIP1101,-At Bristol, August 1, from Meseta Lantos -at Liverrs.l, August I, from Valparaiso Waasterri-ot Liverpool, August 1, from -...- Warmaillbo MATILDA-11l Liverpool, August I, fr0m............. Antlimagel Nostra-at, Liverpool, August I, fr0m.......... Masao e-mt Gravesend, Jul 1, from. Norway 11•IITCAIII/LINI-4 Gravreeod d , July 31, from Bigs Maw or A I HOPP-at Gravesend, Auguot I, from. ...... Archangel MARIA -Id Velll/001, July 30, from Alezandria Malar--atQueenatowu July 30, from Canso MIXT lama-of 11411[1:10Ulb, July 30. from &Leone Pornsaari-at lasi rpuoL August 1, from Porter-at Sunderland, July 30, from Quebec Parectur-off Deal, July 31, from .11MIIIIIIIIII I Pot Usc-st Gravesend, August I, from = Bros Pricier-at Gravesend, August I, from Da lIIIMICC4-at Palm ulk, July 31, from ............... .. . Clam Biarwwira-off heal, July 31, from bt. loin's, N. lIPTIA -at Quetnugolre. July 3 0 , 1, .. 1 Angela Solna-off Portsmouth, July 31 from. Celestial SINAI4UVA-otr Deal, July 31, from Cool& Scima-at Liverpool, August 1, from Parma& Kenna -at Liverpool, August I, from . ..... ....MOM/eel TIORI4 -at Liverpool, August 1, from - .Caleutta raires-at Liverpool, August I, from Tahiti Scorric-at Liserpool, August li from St. Stephen's Toorsis-at Liverpool, August I, from St. John's, N.B. Tartars -at:Liverpool, August 1, from... Apolachleola Tursa-at Gruooend, Augipt 1, from Hamburg Taranto's-at GrATI.CLItI, August 1, from Cochin W. G. AIWILLION -at Pu.4e, July 31, from. Quebec WILUAII -at Gravesend, August 1, from. Peteroburg Zropsua -off Dartmouth, July 30, from. Zllll.-at Queenstown, July 30, Dam -Ccantanthiople BAILED. STITANIIIA - from Grameend, August I, to Portland Ray 1 Bosivta—from Cowes, July 31, to London Casson—from Falmouth, July 31, top. London COATI cowl t —from &Coombe, July 30, to B. Ayres Con. or Haulm-ins—from Gravesend, August I, to .Montreol C. ZOTAIIIT—from Liverpon4 August 1, to 4frica CaTILVITS NT:O,lr (TOM L1 . =:301. August L to COMMIMMUpIe /Je Coat. BaLCllali— hoe Orar Align.* 1, to Bombay Femmes Lam front Ilveri, August I, to Nice lITATOTIR—from Her lep July 31, to llllllll, JOH% M.KTlMlL—frorn Liverpool, August I, to Isomboy Jam-a—from Liverpool, August I, to Leghorn I,IOT Coversoss -from Liverpool, August I, to Itiohibucto LITITIT LAMM.— from Liverpool, August 1, to byra I,o:TA—from Liverpool, August I, to llernerans LlLT—form Shields, July 31, to LUnstantinople MAMA—lrma Hull, July 31, to M. Domingo MONAIMII—from Portmomith, July 91, to Calcutta Monne —from Liverpool, August 1, to Charente Nacos:cies' Owls—lrons Gravesend, August 1, to New York 011oOTTS (9.o—from Ulm, out, August 1, to Palermo Common—from Falmouth, July SO, to Quota:Also* Pasco Eros-mu—from Poole, July 31, to Newfounadsd Bo lea—from Liverpool, August I, to Soomesurrost —trout Orarrecod, July 31, to New York floovroaor—from Lis-erpoot, August I I to Dordt Toumasoo - hum Liverpool, *opts... I, to gyro Yteroam—from Liverpool, Augum I, to Dantzio ZILOSTA-1400 Onmeassul„ July 31, to Domtnna EAVIiLLERY. - IR)D11, BROTHERS, 40, Cornbill (Jimnalon-haose side), Jewellers, silversmiths, and waictimaltsrs, beg to POliCli •n Inspection of their ostensive *MORT. MENT of JET ORNAMEN fn. forming • stock of the choicest make mot newest designs In chain. breeches, bnioelets, hoop earrings, arc. to be met with In London. —4o, Cornball. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Anmhitrite, fromleklo, July 21, lat. 44.55, ton. 33.1 n. Ann K.leon. from Reakjo for Liverpool, June 27, lat. B N., lon. 25 W. Ammon, July 21, lat. 48 N., foe.. 18 W. Broannia, o 4 Olaorrow, July 24, off the sheen. Belmont, from suaderland for Earthworm, July 27, Lat. 43 N., kin. A W. Carl Emil (kW), from Pljmouai for St. Cr.is, July 28, 34 talks W.S.W. of Scilly. Mariam (barque), July 29, Lat. 50.50, lon. 8. Owen tllendower (ohlpl, :row London for the Cape and Bombay, July 27, lat. 44.10 N., Inn. 1105 W. Pilgrim, from Pernambuco for Fahnouth, July 14,14. 24 N., lon. 44 W. Robert Stephen.. (brig), bound out, July 29, lat. 46.12 N., lon. 7.9 W. ilatuthan, June 8, Lat. 2 N , on :.11 W. State of 11.riare, from Manilla for London, Jaly 14, fat 31, loc. 34. [Adverti•ement].—Tue SURPASSING EXCELLI OF lOW WWII 0011111 LP? AND PILLS DS THE CMS toLu daunt:kola tioana—Four 'rani sines Thomas Watkins, a cotton. 'planer, et lismeliester,rec, wed • severe wound In the arm by Its coming in catgut with the machinery. For • cc nsiderab:c time he was attends t by several medical men at the Inftramsy, who decided that nothing could sere the poor man's lire but amputation; to this be objected, whereupon he wao d gawked as incurable; at this erode bis friendesabscribed • ti line to purchase meteor 11.4owar's Ointment ' and Pilo, which rmarties, in • tew woeka, healed the wound. after so long a period of sufeetrigkt by ell &notate. and at Troismor liolloway'sristablishmest. 214, Sir asd. Landon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DENIWAN.—JuIy 23, at Parslows, Eisen, the Ron. Mn.a E. Daman, of • daughter. DIGSY.—JuIy 30, at Plymouth, the wife of J. T. Digby, Esq., of Plittott. eta eau. BERM:RT.—JuIy 30, at. Wilton Salisbury, the Hon. Mrs. 8. llctturt, of a daughter. LESLIY--einly cO. at Arthur that. nom' Aberdeen. the wife or 'R. Leans, g.q.,of Drunad.rie, and younnerof Warthill, of a daughter. rlttraoN.—July 27, at Baberorth Rectory, Ltd, Irani:ea Simpson, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BAIRD—ACTON.—fuIy 9% at ht. George'r, Hanover-ant:ant, D. Minh Ent., of Cher , nano floll Llundricuthwe, to eb dlottc, only daughter of H. Ad o. EN. CAMPBELL—LINUSEY.—JuIy 2G, at Itollyntount patch church, Mayo 1 trhlhaa). G. K. Canpbell, Fen., tais of tto• tato tur A. estop-, he I, hart ,of Succoth, to Lucy, Ode.% daughter of T. $. Ltuchey, ~, of llollymount Mu*, GALE—BRIX L.l.—Aug. I, at 'and, the Her. J. 11. Gtle, Vicar of Nihon Lilbourne. to Aujasta, ncotal daughter of W. 1.. brugeo, Lot., of &end, Wilt. BELI'IIAN—ItICIIARDiO9I.—JuIy 29, at St. Mary . .. Whitby, CMS yietp,man, ILN., to &Ivy, Gad, daughter of Richardeon, Leg., cf Whitby, had a Magia-tate of the North RI ling. NAI)IILTEKATED ISINGLASS fur INVA LIDA and TABLE PELICACIES.—Nothing is no iansirtant in the diet of the Invalid as the certainty of obtaining in a genuine state than ratieles that are necessary his restoration ' ;mil equally es mule: to the rpieare is the undoubted perfection of so important an Mgrodlent as camases. Gelatine and its deceptions, either atom- or In combination, disappoint both the inealid and the epicure, woo are respectfully informed th it, with a via w to protect them from the re antiy-er,nacil adulteratio , . Mr. JAM Wi ha, madearrange. merit• for amipl the genuine cut BLIaIIIAN 141 .:(11.4+v, in small bosom peeked and sealed at his factory. Cassumers meth. ref ore re commended to give *facial or tern fur VICKI:Wed OfINUINE KIS& al AN ISINGLASS, to sealed packets. that being the only form In which they can depend on always obtaining a malty pure and unadul terated artiele.riold retail in num:Wesel I, 4, snip i ounci Nor I lb., by every chemist, grocer, and Italian warehousemen in the Wag. Ma, and wholesale at the tectory, 13, Little Britain. laindoic DEATHS. ASKEW. —July O. at S.ihn.burn, Northtunbel rd. Richard Cr ..ter dekko - , EN., of Ilui.t.tun Haw, aoc de: ply and de erurdly lamented. SO:311R —July .11. at Iligal.swrole. Harriette Jane, third and ',aimed daughter of John N. Foater, E.N., aged 9. MOOtt wel ..—July 25, 55 Showell; Mr. B. Moore, Nottlegbus, 32. ROSERTS.—JuIy Se, at the Rectory, Keattlbeeze. Deroashlze, Mks beta wife of the Rev. IL Roberto. TURNEEL—kt Ipswich, Suffolk, N. J. Turner, TA., .Y alllfoh..Mneat. l stoke yeirisisca, and et Uninitage, 01141`ord. , a• QHALL WE SPEND £100,004) on a Winter Carden for London. or in Enaroriod School, of Donan in Him. Ingham. Mrulche.ter, Lirerpool, nhelliell, /k4fd.t. GLa.gow, de. Le. ? A Letter to the ROA Moo. the Preoldent .4 tro; l a= Trarle. By VIIARCIA It 1.9.00. Memher of the Mtocutiv o Co...mitten of the Grant EtWhition ; Chat:man of the Coutual of the nueltty of Arts for lat, an. London: John 011 n ler, M. Pall Mall. NEW DISCOVERY.-Mr. }IOWA It! ), A %Timm-Dentist. 52, Fleet-street, begs to IntnAucce an met, y new de amiptiort of AItrIPICIAL 'TEETH, tiled without sprinci, wires, or ligature.. They so per!ectiy resemble the uotural teeth to sot to be distinguiahed from the originals by the elusion observer. 'They will never change colour or dt car. end will be found eery supe rior to any teeth rser before 1.1Y4`11. Vita method doea not require Um extractien of iots, or any I &haul operation. and will support acid preettve teeth that ate loose, and is guaranteed to rest ire articulation and mastication. Toot Mr. Howard's improvements may be within the reach of the moat economical, he ha• hoed his charges at the lowest scale piesibilc. Decayed teeth rendered mound and useful m maatteatinn.-31. Meet-stmt. At home from 10 till S. Dl.l BARRY'S REVALENTA ARABICA F()01). Cure No. 71, of dyspepsia: from the Right !Inn. the L,wil :enact do Ikeic.::—" I have derived conederable I,endit Irian yam Rural, Ma Ambits Fell, and consider it due to TOUIP,IfeII ann ilea public to authorise the publication of these linow."—Stuart de Decks. Cure 49,1132:—. Fifty years' indi scribilds saucy from dyoprycia, MT. vousnma, asthma, mush. aindipation, ftitulency, spasms. Meknes- at the stomach, owl vimitnigs, have been r. niovid by Du Barry's cord ial( foal."-2taria Jolly Worth:on, Ling, near D.., Norfolk. Coo No. 1,208 Eisht years' dyspepsia, pervimmiss, debilitr, with cramps, spasms, and nausea, for attach my is scant had eimsulred tin advice of many, have been effectually remised by Ito Barry's drlirions Fool in a very short time. 1 shall be happy to answer any inquiries." Rev. John W. Ft vell, Riddington Rectory, Norfolk.—riold to cami lee, with full instructions, weighing lib., at 2s. Yd. • 21b., at 4..14 ; ilb.. at 1 le.; loth., at 225. Sun , r-relined nudity, tem., at -Oa.; 51b., at 225. ; the 101 h. and 111 b. canisters are rent (KO el carriage an ti . - ceipt of Prat-ottire orders by DU BARRY and C o .. 27, New Road ie., London; also CO, Oraceehurch-street, and VI, Biaihopagate-stri.rt. I AUSTRALIAN LINE OF PACKET SHIPS , for SYDNEY Direct, sad It! gulsr Traders fur VAN DIEMEN'S ND, PORT PHILIP. BOUTII AUSTRALIA, k—Thess spies. did ships are ill of the first elms, be% e most elegant secominorlstluas Le wunengers, and engagements will be glees fur their diesel When. _ . . 1.01. of IHarla Taw n.co•'" , "" . mai . .am. T. K. r - , 3 . :. Port Philip. Aug. 4 J. Y. Port Philip. Aug. 23 A. I al Port Philip. • 4 rpt. 3 W. & I a. .. Adelaide Aug. 5 R. . Port Natal HotiartTown July 31 Mos. KT. OItORGE .. MOWILY GSO J. Durript ABBERTON ROYAL GEORGE.. 700 M. Robson MEDWAY BOO A. Ihckwood.. MAITLAND SOO W. Ilene'." MAIDoI AUCKLAND 400 S. shepherd. MYDASYY.4 ....„ IRIS MIDDLETON me 4. Neese wars appq to the ualerentned, who ere eon. etantly despatching a sorceetion of superior first-ebse obis (regular traders) to natio! the Australian agonies, he. MAitgIIALL end EDRIDOF., 34, Fenehorelustreet. LONDON sod NORTH WESTERN RAIL WAY. LAUER OF CUMBERLAND. .11CKET• 1 AVAILABLE for SEVEN DAYS, hi the mdinary trains, to WINDEt:3I ERE, will be issued at the following tires en and alter the 30th In 4. Pull particulars may he had on Inquiry. London to Viinderinere and bask:—Bret elan, £.l ; reeond elms, t 2 3s. By order, MAM III;1811. General Manager's Office, Easton...dation, 2 5 th June l 1651. LONDON and NORTHWESTERN and CHES TER and HOLYHEAD RAILS'AYS. —The CELEBRATED BRITANNIA TUBULAR and SUSPENSION BRIDGEsi over the MENAI STRAITS and NORTH WALtS, the ISLAND of ANOLE BEY, and HOLYHEAD. WEEKLY TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES. ' Arrangements hawing been made to afford parties an opportunity of visiting the above interesting object.; and the magninant Pottery of North Wale.. TICKETS silt be homed at the Euston Station, avail. aNle for ONE WEEK from the date of i.ue, by any train, acoording to class, Atoning the bolder to stop at Chester, or any station on the Chester end Hal}head Railway, but not to travel twice over the came portko of the railway In one direction. MUM Fames or Vail Train lien Clue Ordinary Trains . *coed Clams Ordinary Tr.disa By order, MARK HUSH, London and North-Weetern Railway. J. 0. BINGEN, (Seger and Holyhead ItiAtway. General Manager's Mee, Ruston tattoo, June, 1651. McHESTER and HOLY REAI) RAILWAY. — REDUCTION of FARES. OP of THROUGH and RETURN TICKETS between DUBLIN, LIVERPOOL, MANCIILSIER, CHESTER, BIRSILNGIIASI, and LONDON. On and after FRIDAY, Auguat lot, Parsengers will be hooked through and conveyed at the following Fares, which includes the pas sage money between Kingsmien ems Holyhead, either by the Boats of the Chester sad Ilolylictid, or of the City of Dublin Cow party. Single Fares. Return Tickets. let Cl. 2nd CI. let CI. 20011. s. d. e, d. s. d. a. d. f London Between Dub- 1 Birniingbam lin or Kings.( Ranh °tr cr town and ...I Chester lLaerPool The Return Tickets between Dubin, Liverpool, Chester, Slanthes. ter, and Birmingham, will be mendable for thy Return !out 'ley for SEVEN DAYS after date of issue. Those between Dublin and London FOl RTEEN DAYS. Departure from Kingstown. Arrival in London. .9 0 a.m. Eames... 11 0 p.m. 1 0 p.m. Mull. 400 11.111. 730 p.m. Mail. I 0 p.m. Departure from London. Arrival in Dublin. .0 30 am. Fames. 10 30 p.m. •5 0 p.m. Fames. 630 a.m. 845 p.m. Mail. II 0 a.m. • No Second Claw by the Express Trains on the London and North Western Rails ay between Chester Ind Birmingham or Itmclon. Through Passengers by than Trains will Love to rebo as at N Cheater. J. 0. BIGER. Superintendent's Mkt, Chester, July 28, 1851. EQUITY and LAW LIFE ASSURANCE FOCIETY, No. 28, Lincoln's-inn-fields, London, and Law Society's !Looms, Manchester. The business and interest of the Etonian Assurance Company have been transferred to this Society. Poheies in this office are indisputable, except in cases of fraud. PCTeOIIII who have been seen by Li medical officer of the Society are not required to appear Were the harms. •' Er e Policies" see is-u. d, at a small increased rate of premium. which remain iID force although the life assured may go to any part a the world. The tables are espreially favourable to young and middle.aged lives, and the limits allow.l to the +mimed, without extra charge, are unusually cstensive. Eighty per cent. of the proets are divided, at the era! of every fifth year, among the assured. At the drat division to the end of 1849, the addition to the amount assured averaged above Xi per cent. on the pro partials teal. The usual commission allowed. ►rHE ILEX( GUARANTEE SOCIETY. Incor- J_ ranted under the 7 and 8 Vice., cap. lie. Capital, .Cloo,oi O.— Charles Bailey, Esq., ltieieM:l;: Ridgway, Req., 169, Picea row, Chrgemle. dilly. Lemuel Brockelbank, EN., Green- ilenry John Maxwell, Esq., 9, wish. Kent. N impole-otreet. W. Sempion noilickineon, Eq., Richard Morn% King's SO, Upper Thameisetreet. Yarn-lodir, Richmond, Surrey. C. W. Johns:in, Est., r.R.s., Fredmick Terynam, Keg, Bishop Grae'e-inn-square, end Croy. Stoke, Rants. an: ArDirons. J. Britten, Esq., jun., ii . llWoll . ill - 111:11t : W. Richmond, !irk : Great Scotland-yard, Wmtnainster ; F. A. Davies, Esq., 13, Milk-street, City. Basmum.—The London J.lnt-Steek Bank. Jon sr. than minim I. W. Flower, Esq., 1.1, Breadatreet. Frederick Wept, kaq., It, Greshan.street. Scarrroes.—]teem. 1.4•11 and %liens 3, Frederick-plaoe - - . Jewry. BIRMINGHAM BRANCH, 4, Newhall-street. Masao ra.— C. W. ElClngtoo, EN!. Owners of property, Tnisterea, and others can have Policies of As surance granted them for securing the punctual payment of their Kenn, and Incomes on a day certain, whether the sime shall then have been e.ollettid or not or a certain Income from property for a Hoed period, whether wboly moulded or not. The Policies of Assurance granted by this Society steure To Landlords and Trade,, the payment, on a day certain, of rent so long as the property remaina occupied. Or, a certain income from property, the management of the same being placed in the bands ut the Sivany. To the Clergy, or to Lay Improptnaturs, the receipt on *day certain of the amount of their Tithe Rent Cleirge. To Mortgagees and Mortgagors, the punctual receipt of the it in terest and surplus :aeons. In the cam of mortgaged property the factlitlos afforded by the Society will ho found especially valuahle ; the nociety *III act, without interfering between *owner alai client, as an intermediary between all parties; it will, on a hull day, pay over to the mortgagee the in terest en his m..rstage, and to the mortgagor the sutpltis rent; the natural effect of which via by to render house property a better and mme available security than herittofinte, and thus to enable the owners of surh property 10 crew on more advantageous term , . To persons of limited toe-trine the Swirly presents great indwe. mein, ; the comfortable a. 9 nsw .er that their rents wilt be punctually paid on u day certain will be cheaply purchased by such persons at the moderate deduction from the ainecuit to be received which the Society Is content to charge. Owners of Property travelling or wilding abroad, sr In the country, employing this Society, run have the amount of their rents remitted to them, or pit to their !rankers, or other direction, thus rnablirs them to draw upon theiraccuunta withvut fear of du- appointment: The betetp Mao undertake the COLLECTION OF RENT at a me del ate per tentage without (au rantee, paying over immediately the amount. , oulleuted... Nochartre for iolicies, or preliminary impences of any kind. Forms of peopmale fur rfliele., 1/14 other tiartieuLre, may be ob tained en personal or written application, at the Society's °Mom, 3, Chart..tie-row, Mantion•home, London. PRILDFAUCK TWYNAK. ANOTHER CURE of INFLUENZA by 1/r. I.oeoCli'4 PULMONIC WAYEKS.—“llavirg been com pletely cured of influenni and irritation of the lungs by Dr. Inc roe Wafers, I think it my duty to return my sincere thank , . The fine: wafer I took relieved ate, and by the time I bud taken one trim I watt quite cured, &e. 8. Dim., Orchard.rtrect, Poplar. Septimber laid. To Mr. Kernok surgeon, Cried-street." they give itiquat re lief and drank' cure of asthma, unit all &a...Oen u: the breath and lungs. Price Is. 2e. tid. and Ile. per boa. Also Dr. LOLIICIC4 ANTIBILIOtIa WAFERS, tho best medicine for heart-burn... l i head-ache, KkMinerw, palm in the 'ton:wit. flatulent y, or wind, end CI those complaints which arise from indigestice: or bilmottest. WHISKERS AND hIOUSTACHI(IS. The unprecedented success Of ROWLANDS' MACASSAIt OIL in producing Were ornament. cf Maastmod, i. univcrisdlly IMO,. and appreciated, and is recorded by Testimonials moat numerous in them selves, awl oertifled by the higkest authorities. This Oil is pre-emi nently sucee-sful in nourishing, hupronng, and beatitirying the hu man Itair, in all climiges, and in all - tap:. inexistence. It Ind •iu des its balwmic properties Into the pore, of the head, nourishes the Mir in Its embryo state, nixelerates it. growth, cleanses It from Vert aid I/midriff, sustains it in maturity, and continues :to p.c....i0n of healthy vigour, silky runnel*, and luxurious redundancy to the latest wool of human life. Pri,* 3.. rot. 7a., family bottled (equal to four les. oil., and double that size, 21s. per bottle. Each Bottle of the genuine articie has the words Rowlands' Ma. OPPII/ Oil " zagraved in tw hoes on the W.-apper t yet or. the back of arc Wrapper nearly L.Siriz tines, contacting 29,020 letters. Sold by them at 40, lIATPDN-GAIIDEN, LONDON, and by all Clamart' and Per-ine.rs. TILE sTI'VEKI) ANIMALS IN TIIE GREAT ENIIIRITION. Jut tobb C O MIC AL o, wit* 3,4 ue eith the 11 E CitEA I URES from WU It ; luau sing the db of Renard the Fox. With TwenSr Iliwirettobr, drawn film the tßafod hairnet • contributed by Ilerruienu Pleocquet of Stillwell...tilts Grid Ilzhibitket. D. Moue, ad, Vleetotreel. LAI lIEIP COMPANION, Price 1s , beautifully Illustrated. Tbo AUGUdT NVM HER of th. fa- TuUrit4 Literary Mlawillany contains: (Jeraldine. a IMe by Mn. New ton Proi.tual—Parewell hitt, Cry• tti Palace, by Mn. Ably —A (tap e.. on Shoot Mn. Whits-1;1M Lore, a Tale—The Nary of Clarks Mitchin.l4--Timothy Pett!grew, Wife'd kluakand—The Work Table, with throe Age+ of the Illustration. by Jewett—The Children's Zodiac, ' b. !Ir , • T. K. Henry —The Gardoi, with En.natint—Fo•liboi for with fro inzlby.e , lour.il Plata —honor-meat* o tho Mouth, eub TM vtle P"..mt ' nn" P le aff i ' La bid. ki4antlY V*l'a" t, ?Picot. aid.._oflim, 11,1 uwrie fa% nurabl amt e . orportuhit , in.rcivrec PART IV. OP THE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of the GREAT EXHlBlTlO&pubilibed with the ART-JOERRAD (double ava.ono. Is loved Tun DAY. I 5 Patanotalow. 'CLASS VIII.—NAVAL ARCIIITECTItatt. nuys. LI EIttATAHLE M ATTItr..ttES. I UN 11AltItEL FACT()ItY, 21, Suffolk -236• kir Ytreet, and 1:1, Wicklow ,dyttl, Doa, _wm and : ]OIIN Itltlltif, Mtn Slnnutaaurent, refer to theirWT:4 Mrl.l the many lontrovetnete, Introduced by thorn kite In 11004:Irk. Their lAtrvls are h.r,44:1 from the be-t r Medal.. and hbrod nod stround untkr ttnir mono &any Inl.ectlott by steun tna Inntyy, heir ,•11,3 Vra mire, Air Tight Klttleg. Double ond F.lnate Nitot Double and Single Rifle% rt , tot , In ,oe,y WIKY. ta cludinir Revolver. on a new emstructlon. Order, grletly attcntted I. A rnmanltion and eqtnnmentx etbry —K,Lablhtted In:, 370, L IFE BUOYS, FLOATS, SWIMMING BELTs. SPY:NI:Mt area rn, mppil every variety of the mesa approve i buoyant tp,IL & nee" for the PILEgiiitVATIqN and sArEry th) PERSON in the WATER. ThYlr patent halfwit aryl Watertight Trunk trieennen la Clam No. 370, at ht hibitlen, I, CinpfiAlly rallte.l for papary. !otter,, atd valusblea trawnittedny ,C 0,1.1116, Whitt It ',c.v.'s., the contenhCagaltot aIihMUC from varYttion of climate, d a m, or insect, 10 an effectutl Life Buoy in ape Of W. 11.• teary. Kcal:lrving both Ili: and probertY. They Inriq attention to the Improve I Flontablo Ylattnrome, ac. illkcY•lae arailable In the same ettreinity., and t ayi„4 other bona aad floate. E. m. and ro. have ',tale treat imprerenkenta in the Water itedorhich they .alt!) t; a artatly reduced price, and let out on hire. Air bey s , e u ,,aboy.. IC. fleet/al Waterproof Warenuu., ltd. Eta. cburehatreet, oppodte Mark-hue. CLASS XXI X.—MISCELLANNOrtIi WANUPACTIIRES. &e. p ICIIAlt1) GUNTFJt'S BRIDE CAKI , , Ili ESTABLISHMENT, Comer 112. lui Loorot.le4 stiwt. Knlghtolori.t.m. Iw...o644..l4o andxprtie, e.tioopiew RUCTICLIIIIO. uICOMINJ LOWII.II, Ifiu,choo. CRYSTAL. PAL ACE.—EASIT.AN std WSSTEItN REERESILMENT ROOMS.-118/MAi MAsTElli beam to inform the [white that Refreshments at •he iidernienti-mel prices eau be had in his Refreshment Rooms in the building. The follo.in4 Ia a copy ot the list of prices hung up in the T 00,111: Plate w lean, B cf, kc Get. I Jellies Sandwichea . savoury Pies., inc. 4d. and Gd. Schweppc'e Sella Water and I Bread ld. ternunisle Butter ld. I Rawlng's Ginger Beer ..... 4d, And every article of confecti.Mery at the noted whop prin.. The eamr charger are also adopted by T. MASTIAtS at the billow. ing establishments, which ore supplied by him. viz.: The Itnya Botanic and the Zoolagital Gardens, Regenth-park ; The Colosseum and the Polytechnic Institution. The Dedsert Inb supplied by T. MASTEltsare Lumen by his patent machines by the aid of steam. ((no of these may he seen in operition at the Great Exhibition, where it produces daily u;ait reds of one thousand quarts of Dessert Ice., and quantities of cylinders ri Rock lee. Machines, fur family use, way also be I. en in operation at the depot, next the Polytechnic Institution, Reeent street. TIIOMAS MAST Rite', Patentee of the ice Machine and Rotatory Knife Cleaner; nn., of the New Portable Aerat rig and Soda Water Machine.. Ca !F 333. Oxford Ptreet, Iterroxeirro. LOOH. CLOTHS. Best loath,. warranted 2a. 6d. per Pro are yard. Persian an I Turkey pattern Common rlu, Cloth INDIA MA rrt ND ; CNICON VIVRE Matt 33 •1 %tatting. JOWerr. NIA NUFACTUMER, 921, NEW OXVORD-i'lltEET. FENDERS, STOVES, and FIRE-IR()NS.— Buyers of the above are rsquested, Lefore iho Ur ticeolina, to visit WILLIAM S. BUIITON'S 4110 W -Ile lONS, LOX KALI I.STKEL r (corner of Newman-street). No. I and 2, NEWMANAIRY.ET, and PEURrteePLACE, LONDON. They Are the largest in the world, and contain truce as et-eartment of FEN DEILt, STOVES, KANOLt, F fitiso. IKONS, au4 GENERAL IRONMONLIEHY ad cannot be approached elecwitere 2ither ter variety, novelty, beaety of design, or esoititerco of wore whi(et the prices are on that low rode for whoa. he rota dlehment has been PO eeletwated for more than • quarer of a cot tury. Night ploven,inth bronsetioneanients anti 2 'eta otters, ,C 2 I to Li COO ditto with ormolu ornamental awl two pet. M bare CS L t0.C.12 12A ; Mortara fenders complete,with standards, from to 1..; steal readers, from 172 lie. to .C 6; ditto, wan rieh oremolu owar mantes, from CI Les. to .C 7 74.; Bre-Woos, trom le. Ye. !Le set to .I;eratee sod 611 1 , 1110 . 11611.111 •16S*6 wtth radiAtiner 61 - arth p._at. WILLIAM te. BC RTONM Rock of GENERA% EU ItNiil I IN' IKONM('NGEItY (including Cutlery, Nickel Kilter. and Tit!. d Wares) I. literally the largest in the world, dettellol Calakvi s of which, with engraving., sent ;per poet) tree. The money re (armed for every sive* not approved 0r.—.19. 0XF0RD...4161X (opener of Newmanwtreet). No. I and 2, NEW M A N.STAECT and PERILtri-PLACE. LONDON. EstAblishol In Wellstetrtet, I i2o. NO. 4, LEADENHALL-STREET, mar the India house, London. Moot people complain that tn.t.inte, a bore, E ach day p Mint reratte holy elt.e, an old , nm• C Nave the cuth.r who .tend* et the of the trade— 11 alf ti.l;atlle;itpenala on a malten.peied blade I n the front of thew 'lnca hie name is diapluyed. mEctirs 1t17.0118, STROPS, ;did MAGIC are en. Downed throughout the civiliecd world. Ile eshiblta aho the non: rech.rehl , clock of paplee-machd articles, Ilreoking euwo, weak hotel% tea trap% weld- g deaka de.. in 'mlt n. Everything tor tho Duke and wora.table. Mevill'a fatuous bagatelle tables., affording 4 charming atun.ement on a wet day. A NEW MEDICINE. FRANKS'S Sl'AulFiCliaSuLE.—A Form of niedicite at owe safe, pure, Ppei dy, and piety out to thew lino object to ftui.t OIe(WIMP, Yid suite I to the coneenience of pore ins sietinx, or engaged in business ; espeeially ateilicaible to morbid accretion', oc., commonly edict' dipcharger Prepared only by GEORGE FRANKS, Samson, at hip ipilPw dory. 90, itiatibirianproad, where they may be hod, snit til all medicine sr r.. dory in boacp ar 2e. 9d and le. 6.1. each, or sent free by t ees at 3e. and 51. each. tr. :11rU, may be bad, in °oaks, at 2.. Id., 40. • d and Its. each, FRANKS'S SPECIFIC SOLUTION. 0 1 :. • r ~,;:,..': I' " ,,ii . A 7 lag - . 'Ob i , ~.. 4 . , •,105 .. T . r .... 4,.. , 1 ) % r .....**; N, l , ? 6. 1114 14 1 4 1 1 1 41 . ' • 1 . It . CURES FOR THE UNCURED! HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. CURE OF A DESPERATE CASE OP RINGWORM OF ILAlte t STANDING. Imes, 1301 or NIITRIVITII. One of the m - tst emineet sureeons in Lima (the capital of r•• • • a child covered with ringworm for mare than am jean; rah united all his art in his endeavour* to edict a cum. Not lag, be consulted among his brethren the moat erlebeitel practitioners of the ci y, but nothing was found to do the child wince, when he was verso...l4rd by Mr. Joveph P. Iltgue, the EngliTh chten.4 and dreggid, resithug at NO. 7 Cal& de Palacio, to try Hollow ty - Pills and Ointment, which was dt ne, and after newt ail Urge n 0,.• the Ointment, rich a porportlon of the the child was relit f-• cured to the aurorae of the labiate medical profession. The [YMCA of the parent. trim motives of delicacy, in withheld. Vold by the Proprietor, 244, Strand, near Daigle flan Lonrho" aft by all rerwtot..lde Vendors of (taint Medicine throughout the Chiltecd World, m rot. , and Boats, at la. I tort., 4s. tat., Ile., 22n, and 73.. latch. Them is c very convidtrable saving in Laing tii larger amen N.B.—Went:ono for the guidance of Patient■ are affixed to each Pot or Boa. Printed and published by WILLIAM Kim Ha" S No. 8, UWE& I Weds bt the ray at Printer. at the Miss. In Lambed. menet. la She peedast of bee.—Sastrzesec,A, OCIT 2, nil. .- ..... AaL() W ' S NEW IN- X• v • ••:,-... -' VENTED SEI.P.ACTING STPIIIO 4 I II ' ' --.. Al'. It1:41.711411.i NO VIOT-PLO le. II I i pAI 1 Percent. ale, beer, cider, or other Naos ia :ill a... j. trnsiben..mine 114 or acid eo etteetwt.4 1.3 itz-- - • that the last pint shall be drawn aagootim wf• . A t t ... aa'T.4: N rorl • , ______ _ _ j ,„...;-. - 4 Ithe Th g t o r wi eN t oy it' ca''' '' I r ai -- \----- 7tab.; :: : : : : l os 1 b /a V \. • two bifle el al e ; price ar. od.; .11:10 ri IT electro-plat dMr 'het ry, &c., hi. I exelhia it , the top et ‘‘ th h e en nlo h /t e ( l 7 e wlee k l . . T hee b' a fi l t lt'7 pohite the oir.tobe II). huftkiele.ar rebel tbenagb ft into the malt to onset the 4 04 ea e , 1 17 to ton off freely; when the tap is tamed r.. 1 a off no more air ma enter. JAMES HARLOW, 14, King Weal '° street, Mauhton.houne. est.ii.i.-behl ON. N.B.—Nom. taw genuine escort 'bowel _... .. . _ . ._ . ... _ with i.ia care and wldt J. R. teach, r.tit, cw method < f tipPc t swim, n'trflated T dellabt ir, and fir .1 Gee twlto:t.w.le bog rent!l bis •••:W IN VI NTVAt TAP W KAPPEIot (to tuperm.dt; Luc bi.ntlii c tocluoi of toting paper' ' at dd. and In. per lama. t. lbe Mule ittopurcl. N.B. It is in the Great Exhibition, Section 22, No. 062. 111 Il i I i 14 t i el i SI 1 1 4 I I I s 121 .1 di 4 .