The Express. — London, England, 1851-05-24 00:00:00

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KAT n—The market, at ter epodes, was meta. pad Ihn awning, eslonag a ollebt arodiery to estolls• as earlngsseloe new of yostorder. The tronnseses awn beta taw W telsoporiset. ails Woe eat Lilian die seithst snow het • helle letter. lste asosiviwr set tie sees MEW :—Oalsdiedso. 121 13--idst Inermatenr. 114 I—tnoonstere —IIMo (111tb sters. .:-16 d.—LsodsmadTtersh, ISI —lain and Earth Troolorll, 121 I htto ,oro. I there). Si 1 . 1 1— Itsolletes. Pheffield, and ',sem., sr —tato (poet saw.% II - - 311 1184 5 %1 — last. (i sham). IN 1 11141 3 —Nostb TAM= sod Dow, 21 aj *— York sad North . M ~,,, , MAT .—The market waa rather Seater laer dteetems. sad • Yr bemire avo Ewe. Luso*, MST 13.—We have had soother very flat mar ket the Enrolee. Tory Were Ss &Me. NE prime are still teaches sl •enemies. Clowns rain: Legalised Meyer. ISt ; Omit Ma Shaer, IS: East Lanesehlren 141. 1311. : Pasch WW2 sad Deems, 23. BIZNINONAN„ MAT 23. —Our vaarket Ins boss steady 1 04.2. limos with • mall Name of bedews dots& Laois sad Nerds Western No* hos bile doe at 1131. ; sod Ascribe Vetoes sd Ai& Smarm, MAT 74 .—The market was still inaative, the ides M w er e warms wwwasaret e mosher viwy, end awe tsJ ans at 122. aat. Great Waters om Flu it CLEtit!SwELL.—About ten o'clock yes terday raerning a 'serious lees of property by fire took Aare at the liberty of Mrs. M. A Hammitt. 13. Little Walter ,street. Clerkinswell. A servant girl had occasion to go into • small room on the ground floor. between the shop and sitting room. and having a lighted candle in her hand a spark is supposed to have fallen among the furniture of the room. In a few minutes the tames spread rapidly, and the destruction of the entire contents must hare been the result but for the timely arrival of the Yarr t -street brigade and perish engines, when with pest difealty the An was subdued. Several volumes were masts the we rty connireetl- Xis. Hammitt wee insured In the San 111 i 1 I I liii r e ut sei 411 IQ If INS I IS 0 ill l AI ti 26 3 II 0 1 110 IS i 7 6 Tj 6 U si 6 I II I si 6 M We i M ft 4 1‘ 61 7 1 Neil I .1 lei 10 IS f IN 4 3 did di dim 24 24 31 41 I I 274 I 19j tof Is GI 22i 311 3 8 10 SS 17 THE - EXPRESS,- SATURDAY -EVENING,- MAY 24, - 1861. • Mesta.—Mr. Mattes circular dates that for Welsh bar iron a moderate demand exists for the Mediter ranean. For rash there is less •aqutry this week. Suf i fordable* iron is very dull of oak. Beote6 pig iron—la the early part of the week the market 11,116 very dem, bat it has again shown a downward tendency; mixed ousibers, storekeepers' minuets, free es beard, may ba homeht at Ma. dd. ; No. I, 40s. id. Is Small' iron there is mating, to report this week. Swedish steel is at my last quotation. Copper is a good demand. British tin is qoite neglected.l Foreign tin—Accounts from Holland i• the early part of the week brought the failure of a large bolder of Banes. I which bas had a depressingetket on the article. Spelter-100 , tom changed hand" at 11/. 17s. 6d. for arrival. Lead may be bought on easier terms. in tin plates a good Wainer 1 doing• • COAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British prentesiors in America, computed from the returns made Is the wort embus, the Pith May, 101. is Vs. U. per cwt. dsimir i the endured the tisuntius, Is 21s. 71d. Sugar, the Nodose of the UM Indies, 2 Tb • average pore of the three keep .ing do. 1 , seriptlese, loudly, is Vs. 41d. BitteroL, MAT 23. Sri:Ult.—A fair amount of bwines, has twee done here this wets. Hiker in Wool India, the buyers baying °stained row in Price. dentand. bowe•er, IA sari far from attire, both refiners and mows continuing only to purchase for thew Ina. needier, wants. In foreign, sates to a moderate extent bare been .*stied, the partisulare of whieb twee not transpired. Refined.— In order to effect sates. the manufacturers lure again had to submit to lower hues, but busmen to sons talent has here done at the toorwewunt. al le emt.net s extremely dull; Wild lo limited is the desmarl, that prices are quite nomiami. COTION.—LIVERPOOL, MAY 23.—There w u a good steedy eerawd today by the trade, sad tho.gb only a hatted saierast of businee W poea trammeled, pikes h ire not diehard. Allow-her we may quote yeetinnisfe mass ea ru hog throughout this darn operatics,. Tussles we tooov twos. 1,0410 as 'yenta awn, the maim exrung dull. WOOL.-I.ItEDS,3IAT 23.—The Engli.h wool market has not been brink tine week. lb demand has been ladled to we curtest rertuirement• of the siaareetwore. Ptlese ere retiosary. In Ferree was briber ilSe bees rarer men &bee. but prior are wit►ou•. crop. HOSIERY, &e.—LZICIIIITZR, May 23.—We have not , Saab dune to repel sinew t week. Tte demand for the ham lawk.t, we regret to S 7, e anntaws very dui'. time further orders, however. Owe been reetnre 1 from tbs. Continent and the Vatted Slates. Taros Ste dull of sale. but Wools sustain Arm. COAL-1.-LONDON, MAT 23.-C Loss. OF THE MAI, .T. -Males Wl4 Hartley,lM. llinalleo West Hartley, Gd. ; Darbon's We.; Hartley, le. Gd.; Holy well, 14a. ; Howard's nest • iselley Netherton, les. 6d. • North !'erey Hartley. 144. • New Tan, las. • Itssensworth ' West Hartley. 14s. 6d.: Tindall; Moot, IM. 6d.; 1 baliekt Moor Butes, ID. id. • Townley, ; Wed Hanley 11. Gd.; WF4 Wylans, 130. ; 49; arn, 13.. ; Walls LW An... Cloak II :s. 9d. ; Walls Eat Brows, 12s. Gd.; Walls End rho Bark. 13'. 9d.; Walls End Eden, 13s. El.; Wally End Dealorth. 13s. El. ; Was:a En.l Harlon, 13s. Od.; Well. rad Ilebburn, I IF. lid. ; Walla Led Hadley, • Walls End Mon Don, 13s. Md. ; Wall. V. 144 Bidden. 13s. Gd. • Walls &id Walker, 13s. 3.1 ; Eden Maln, ; walls Fad BraddyU, 135.; Wa'ls Led Haswell, 15s. :U.; Walls End KepierGranar, Ile. W.: Wats End Iturael's Helton, 13e.; Vhd Rahman', lls 6d. ; Walls EM Mtewart's 62.; Wads End Whitwell, 13e. 6d.; Wall. Eed Denison, 13s. Gd.: Walls Lad Erb., 13. 3d.; Walls Yid Mouth HarO•poOl. 140.61.; Walls End West kelln,l3e. 6d,; Walls Ead Whitworth, 13s. 6d.; Walls End Arklasle Tees, les. Id.; Will. End Mot lean'. Tees, 13e.; Walk End Miskllesboreedb, 13s. ; Walls End howls Durham, 13.. Cow: Walls Earl Tees,l3s. ; Walla Bad Won Cornfurtb, 136. ; w: pen IlarUey, 14.6 d.; Hartley, IS. fL ; langenandh 20s. &1.- Mope at market, 1113; sold, 13. MRS.—Wein:KHASI, May 21.—Hops are improving, but rug moth bun et prenaL M.tt beroNlt, May —Within the ltot few days the bine hewn rally ha. made bet, terms; having bs wrided with • 100 ff emit! atarephere, altheugh the wind bat much rased to • bask torn,. min there are .nine gamed. that aver vely_lweliward sad tliKyclly and slit re hot little t)ing bat been done. The Sea la now ni..re complain, d of, and keno mane order mesh to ekee but thie le only a et cad ere ea really. to 'be wbeie, we manatee the orewnt :nin'arame. mot very proml.iag; sad, r ea index of the prevathng "pinion ennorrnlna the neat ~rep we Whey point to the arm mete ta the hop market, with Wrangel erre. Area td the very teeth of • heavy nutriment of duty which is nowt• corm of brag col'ectilL We bare jure luard that Ay, re at two ea • Leaf, hate been an a la Ur n iehbnurbond of Mart Peckham. 1.0.141.—0ur hop bite is gradually furnishing the poles and retie, wee herby. We bass no fly, hat With a coatietkatioa of meth sled we war expect me arrival. lI K1451%10%0:1' , May 22.—We are in full operation in tying. The tine Lae made lank pruereet tree brat few dry; we hare had Orla. OppAleg "dinners, and the eight. , have bream wara, wh' . 511 . 1 mitt them__ 22.—Our bine ha% grown a little Caster for the het few tit,: the weather now teems to be art la manage. Orr tttttt , May 21.—The hop; begin to grow apace, and tying to r.ry general the lICA. however, Wens the hiss In PM grounds. Bain tirbrun, May 21.—Our Line is growing upon the dry Lori, but we we doter bat very little upset tb,. cold soils ; alto gether we are unlined, an.* the plant i• by an means visoroutt. FAIINII AM, ,May 22.—The favourable change in the wea ther ban been telt by the hops in lamb there ts certainly a decided halloo-meat. The bine, severtheiere, is eery irregular, sad In some arwnd• not rile a condition to tie. Men are now busily digging the weasid label the ►arse hoe. or dine, being littkg2ln our plantations. As yet we doe not heard ut the appearance of the fly, :Attests le they sake their ant siert in tee early putt of May. The hole left on had 4•t year are steadily clearing away, at about the manse presea via. Musa M. Ite. to M. COILN.—CHELmaroaa, )lay 23.—There Iris a fair sup ply a Wheat at saartet tutday, and all the beat detcopbons verde fatly the prior. of 1... t seek: red, Pls. to 41..; .mt., 4U. to 46.. Ilea. rearm sad dearer. Barley mrainally unaltered. Oats and Pros dearer. 01% , 01711Y, May 23.—Our market was well attended to day. red the 'right quite Nadu, the demand. A god deal of Isnutew wss Ono at the fallowing I ewes: Wheat, las. to 16.. Itsrl.y. ailing, Yk te26s. Outs. 22.. to Sic 3ssas, old. I Is. to Us...eL; mew, las. 64. to 114.6 d. Yeas, white, Its, to 125.; grey, IM.ral. W Its. ' Elyria., May 23.—Our corn market, for both Wheat and op me rum rrp . l,lll. trio at hot metes {mere, wen very mall sup yyon true the . :43:41 .. . t0 r5t, L , 311 ,.. .. , 44 r. 401.; ands, 44h. to 44. LiNctiLh, M.ty 23.—Our vupplivo of all grain have been amaU in4o. Wheat sokl namely a!, in same hietanre4, Is. over tho rates of me make-4L T . late and Oran, In request, at hilly timer prism Wheel. rad, 400. to 41..1 white. 44e. trata. MIL to Us. hew. 325. to 330. LIVERPOOL, MAY 23.—The wind is still northerly and re!.l. I , PPWRII all miletatiou In Meek. This sioralne's market was fain] siteoded. The &mend far wheat was moderate, but them was no Iv rwrfitable change in Toosday's quotation. far any sort flour we rather easier to purchase, and is some Isstames Merriam balk were id lower. To set on nub lodise men trees the ship a deans of W. to ad. per quarter .1s submitted to, the albs of Aweless TeL low beim at toa. 91. Vs 31s. pw MO lbs. Ilse were bd. par bushel lower, Imes( the top value alias but Irish at L. par 45 lbs. Oat, or e wee as my cheaper, woe was them my Maims la the vales of Beley, lamb sad peas. Arrivals sent imports IWO Liverpool fr an the Mth to the 22nd May ierluove Wheat. 1 1 ,390 qrs.; Malt, OW; Oats, 3,217 ; ladles Wm, 6 461; Oatmeal, SIN seeks ; puer, 09 who and 4,341 bans*. 12:pwts Is Ireland: Wheat, 1,230 qrs.; Rye, 173; ladLui Oien, 3,722; Ludlam Cora meal. al bar rels; Plan, 341 seek and 120 barrels. Sor ru thIPTON, May 23. —There was but a moderate ettendesse at our market to-day, and the mown of benne* tram weed tudsport int. The Wheat trade Is quiet, and prism without 'heretics. Rarity, little donut, but pito a Bra. The Me advance In (Mt. sod hems is well maintained. We can quota no "heretics is prime at say article free last week. WAITTIRLD, May 23.—Our arrival of Wheat is pretty rood; the domed eestinuee steady, sad Mkt ankle by a. dear, the merle tree all the arrussiturel district" re=r the Mork the k side et Meters so be ow the overage. ma meads preview rata. Mt. and Mellow as Mime. Deana, teem wareoN are meta rather darer. It. seriatim is ether under. Imparts Maim the week : Wheat, 10,111 n. ; Barley, 0,142; Oats, 135; bows, NI; Pam In; frecilins. 70; Malt, lel lade. CATTLE at.—BIGALII FORTNIGHT FAIR, May W.-- Me hul • dampply or Cattle and Sharp it this day's market. 80. einwe ••• la Int stack. Beef mold at rather Weber rates. sod Nome as balm loan stork bad very heavy sole, mad prises a downward tasimar. 1904 St to Ss. 9d. per stow. Mottos. 40. to bid. per lb. _ Awl UN LONDON ciAzsr, loin; Bays, Wifaim, OuiVidaveleir;,drapee, to warn:Nee May al at 11. awl hip 12 et H. at Ilaidaitiaallritreat. isle., kb sod • Tuner, dike di 1101 s, Loma, agrommaven. J .. u % BMW nopar, Aarat 11.0.41,1aet I, at lloolophalMailieL Ms, .41• and Oludele, • drior.yeed, Moispitaatetet 011 . lalaW• Edward'. grist Iliumacs Swum Wow Boma, Wromiteroottoa,plipagium thessip, Jim sal 1116 st 12, at Brodoemaa ONO. Oa. list . awn mg Oa, 112ano.m ; aIL Valpp oma,aa X. Docap. Woreesseddes, yob 4111 11 = 111 =lae- 1 him awl July 2, sell a amigo.' unlit. bk. Wallas aa4 Blamaat. Walsall; oe. iesl6. • Biretta/glom Remo Wausau Raria.v, Bath, Oroviesseete, 11.'47.0:ebb keeper. Jaw 41 sod Vie , at 12, ea B&W tlmarL Rol., Hailing; 11. th • failL an. &fad. WILLIAM Liff/MAI ear TAIMITIM. 1.111111,11111eil 1111000112M11 3 aid 110, at I, at Liverpool Own. llow, It and &are, Liver pool; oIL wait Turner. LivaipaL how WIUMMIN, Nottia.bwia, Sew wasafacturer, km* IS aid Mr 11, at 10, at Ifirmia Omit, held it Noturigh,w. Bak, aidoi a i d ai l Nontn; of. awls., Bittlestoc,NottlagUm. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. 747 10. Tama. MUM, Wards:m."lre, pubilealt. DECLARATIWIS OF DIPIDENLI4. Joys PALMER 1k avau, Moorpteudreet and Weltian.treet, china and ilasa dealer-1.4 die. of as. M., Slay 44, art 4 three subsequent naturdays. at Edwards', Boolagball-Weet. Award Maar Ciao°. ltoyton, Luteastitte, cotton spinner —lst die of Is. bd., May 21, awl any subsequent 26,4. y, at Potte, Man. theater. OZOIOR Elizsbeth•street, Hans-place, licensed Os. tnaer — let 01F. of 4s. Id., May 2+, and three subsequent tiatuntaye, at kalwards', tiunbraik.oitut. *heroes Ksan and Witraast LANGFORD, John,treet, Pootoneine, brews—lst div. d Iv. 24,, May 24, aad three euseequent Satur days, at Edward.% nan.broot-court. Genitue Jana tinaar, Duke-street, Southwark, tailor-2M die. of 34.1., May 24, and three subsequeat Saturdays, st 'Awards', Sam twook.eourt. Htssr Ttc • New Wendish-street, mil li ner-2nd Mr. of -court. 3d., Itsy 24, sad thr ee subsequent Satanism at Edwards', Sank brook 44916174D9.—Jar 14. W. B. Adams aad G. Ralston. Bow, M id dkatz. marbiews—Jane 14. L Amain, Westgate, kern, fsilmonger— Juim J. Y. Camsdale, Norma, Wilmer —Junkil.3. T. L. Claytou, Potteagrove, Bediarilsbirs, aillkasa —June 13. T. Dean, israeombr, CitestUrt chemist —lune 17. I. Dodd, *wintery, bui.der —June 17. 0. M. Galloway, St. Jiiisa-Mrisk brush mamifeeturet —Jaw lb. s.rab Jamas, Liman, slimmakur—Julle 13. J. hokum, Newmatle-upoi. Tyke, balker—June 19. W.l/11119, te0111114401.611, sboredask, timber statheat —hoe I t. 0. NaMissw, 119tanwea. Norfolk, gnWr —Jane IL IL Medworth, Wlaltedi Mt. Mar, tillacsliire wracer—J awe 111. J. Small, Lo,, a Wacky, Northamplosmblse, licen4sl victualler— June 13. Y. Tapley, tliMweetk, Dermishim, illasitrapar. MIMIC/ITU .plo • essitag, salsas cam is lbws to the contrary, se On of lemmas. Jaw 20. J. ism" lababotart, eistuaLer —June 11. W. 0 30 9 1 ; 2 93 2.4kfmc . 91'wortartmw, esker—Juas IT. B. Dasics, Tretlawar, womaommaiee, draper—Am IL J. tilaaspool, Megentoitnet, Wars' boot sad dim maker—tar J. 11111, Ho:omM Bogus, Iltimashire, linendrapw—Jum 14. IL Ilaywalds, Mamma, Glamorganshim, innkeeper—AM If. W. H. Taut,: mid B. .1 tem.; Great itiviseU-stsect, TAteskamsecurt-toed, knead/awe—Julie 13. W. (1. Williams, Camaro.., woollimdrapsr. PAKTNEftBIIII.B DIBBiLVED.-0. IL Antes, P. Was P. W. 8. *Wm, J. W. Miles, G. Bib b% it. Bright, P. P. Aiken, T. !Loess, C. Inney, 11. Bask, K. Meant., sad C. F. 811- Metal, so fa as re gards P. V. Alkea-4. Barnes .ad 11. Mina% Liohnollon andAssrloa. we, lamembint, inigget dyers—Abel Qmopep, Aims Cramp s% and Alia Mao. Cr espial Lanessiure, loam so tae as re gards Abel Crampon—N. ' M. Day, J.Metalk, amomnistaroosM tbe lodustrLd muting Z. Freeman and U. Immo. aerwleb, from—W. Jones sad P. 11. Philippa, Olt. tYfraaS manfranders—J. Kennard, T. Tlcebunt, and J. Stoolma, limAtientse, drspers—J. Laidlsw and J. Erskine, Truro, Cornwall, dmponi—lL Llamado. arid Cooper, Hall bower, Tu rk hire, fancy isaamllmlaiMie-0. A. L. Marshall awl W. Um" Carey-lane, Qty., witslaosto oblat sod cellar mime—R. Itireeld and SI. NI Toag, :f ts =trigmalass—J. Roper sod C. Canker,iikehrld, marl in, sod W. Poulan, Knotringley, Yorkshire, mainli ning miangaMagme—lV. Maw and M. Draper, Manchester, nada. inamdminoms—J. Movemen, It. Raster, W. Stemma, and R. N. asap admorarrth Yorkshire, milers, so far a. regatta 1L Bairn and a. X. hater—u. E. Taylor, C. R. Taylor, and V. Chamberlain, MrYo4mmahnsts, so far as regards S. E. 'Luke —it. Wallace, J. Watcher* sad It. Thompson, Machester, cotton spinners —J. %%yam am J. Clarke, Maneberter .0 1 Salford, common brawny. SCOTCH SEQUZSTICATION. W*wttw, Edlnburst, trf Wet, May 16 and Jac 19, it WwW'• Mawr, Ed3nUurprti. Jentleiret AC Gentle isreese Strong Breeze Cam Itartiaiiy Partially Cloudy Panially Cloudy Partially Cloud, Partially Cloudy Overeat Almon Ames! Genus nears Gentle Breeze Cloudy .oameral Post-colle DAILY WEATHER TABLE. SATUILDAY, MAT 24, 1861. The State et the Weather at each of the following places at Nine O'clock )citertlay morning. The stattous are imaged in order of latitude. Nam at ram Calmat lersaitUt et Wind. Wind. &Meat WesLer. -- NINA .................... N. Oda Pertially Coady A0111 , 310C111,....... W. GenUe Bess 0,411111111 baroness N.C. Cahn anodises Unwire. ....„... Calm anwilees tkniewerini ELL Contravene Partially Cloudy Toweenias Um...ism ...... 011ECNW1CH Cana (WirCiali S am. is .......... •• N. lientle Brent Oven:art :mom= —...... CoLcinorrea Can masses ..... N.W. Gentle tireese I Overcoat Roane ....... ........ W. Gentle Breese , Overeiat Pcmannaneen N.W. Gentle Breese I Partially Quad) 1 rawaoiren „.w N. W. Gentle brow. Partially °NNW Warne Duusen.... . W.X.W., Gentle Gestle Breese =ellga d ear W. , urea • ly y THIS DAY, Nowt. Coarse of Whet. Strewth d Triad. Wets of the Weather. N.E. Gentle Breve. Clear. The returns from the following places did not reach this cam in time fur publication ye.terday ; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Thursday morning at nine o'clock. C...ww 1 14.6. Ilutuo•Aa hots -.«.. 1 N.W. Your 1 1 ' :1: DAWASTOM WILITSUAVIM SEABORNE MAILS. [if 1111p1261 tut the mo:. Ye seat trona the be the audit taut M Mthe aferaine Day when madcap Prow what ODUNTiLLES. th General Poo- Port When Oise tondo& WWwiehed- 0111 h —.4— - Aaneke(hyliritpacket N May 30... livery./ May 27 WnerlogbyUaited State, pasha) N May 27 Liverpsol Aseerkeibyl'AtabrepeN June 4 Atria (that Cowl) ...51 14th of th e month Plymouth ...,June 3 Alessedrla• N DONAVAN,/ nom Dover , May 21 helghles N lolly Dover Dally Mr N 9th of the month louttoaapton. June 12 Moe@ Ayres N 'lth ef the eon tb bouttunthten. I J ane 12 Calllerels(We )ogrealM Jolla 7tbof south loutharepten.lhane 3 Nee Good Hope N 14111 of the reonthlPlyincoth--IJune 3 Conethatthople • N 7thl7tll27tbof owe , I lover Genital Anodes N Indiklathof =oath loutheoapten. Jane 3 Channel Wee N Noah, Wed.,&Vrul. ioathaopten..lol-Th.ea Chill N 15th .7 the awash Southampton. June 3 Prunes MN 51 Toter dells Done ' Twice da. Gruel* `l 7th 17th27thof ram Dover lMay 34 Newburg N Corday It Malay Loedon ;Tueu.Srm Rolland --- ....... II Wedura. ft Neter. London I Mon-Thu lietWares . h 17th of the swath heath/rape& Jane 20 Ireland Nle N Poke daily I Haiyhe id 1 Twice de, lithe Ma fleathantoL)ll 110th of the moth I vouthampton May 21 both (vla Marseille.) N 7t0144th0l Nocothi Dow, 'Jane 2 Medlternmeen(vta heath N JOth of the moth ionthroptos. May 23 Dl= n ilareelllea) 7tbathlth etheenth I Dover boo 2 N.M. N tad of the moth iouthantpten 11ene 5 Madeira N 9th of the month hosthasoptee.'June 12 MEAN Mills., 7 th .17th.11116.27th '"' niutboftlonserth Dover ........May PI Naples* .4 30113thIltledson Dover 'June 2 Penal WOW I i Sthl3th23theiwee Door Penineala N 7 Ut171h1711e2 or Southampton.. .lay 24 Pa N 17th of the moth nenththaptoe.'Jaae 3 Ineethy• --- ..... N 511113t1thithslthan Dam 'Jane 2 Went thaw N 17th ef the mesa Southampton. 'Jane 20 Wad lola= (ezerpt Fla venna.and Nemo) N NW of the wet* louthuoptan. l llll. 5 • To mile le *the onswlrles Sinn Marked (•) an waveyed by Pried snit vls Ilirssilbs. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Pest oar canesimaileass sir ° Phy.l.4 °seem " and " ueH•s Ust.") CASUALTIES. Cato.—The greater part — of the cargo, ex Cato, Robinson, from Liverpool to New Orleans, wrecked on Moselle Shoal, March 29, has been saved in a damaged state.— Nassau, N.Y. April 15.1 Harriet, Gibbs , was wrecked at Baron', St. Domingo, about the 17th ult. Lady Lilford, front California to this port, has foun dered at sea ; crew saved by the Louise Maria, Pottier, arrived here from San Frane i.co.—Valparaiso, March 2.5. Mayflower, Joll, fur London, and nearly loaded, sprang a leak in the river, and must dischargepart if not the whole of her cargo.—Georgetown, Demerara, April 28. ♦RKIYED. Mannar? -at Ran, May 21, from. . ..... ANTILOO-Olf Lk.% May 2N has b..... Aevaams s-at Gravesend, May:23, from .Maruitios ANY, M errs-at GrOotsJ May 13 6. fr0m DanmarkDanmark ar Antes", raotra- at Gravesend, ig. yn, New Tort Abat.OUS-at Gravesend, :May 21, from Kavannah Auratara-at °ravened. May 21, irom limbo* Bar -at Granweed, May 22, from Honduras Barn-at Hull, May 21, Irma Kraigabsre Cc mm rLL ssu-olf Deal, May 22. form. Cadiz CAO•111.011-at th idol, May 13, from Nantes LOOM Or LoNIDALIt -at Gravesend, May 22. from.. 'limbo., COT 01 ItorTIUMAIII--ar Grallaead, May 81, firma....-- Dunkirk Caidurarrs-at Onivesewl, May 22, from Basal Causeless -oa Graeesond, May 22, from Nantes Manila-at Gramme:4 May 41, from Havanna Dula-at Otaveaend, May 23, from Limburg Donsarre -at Hull, May 20, from Mem,l glaaklllaNT-olf Deal, May 22, from.. Charleston Bmaravre.-at Shields. Mar 21, from Memel IBM Wieuaterma-at Gravesend, May 21, from Memel Gas:nut-at Gravesend, May,23, tram Torto Rico Orsrays-at Gravesend, May 22, from et. Valesy Kansan-at Gravesend, May 22. Gem M a l mo K. &Scour -at Liverpool, May 23, from New Orleans IBISFot Gravesend, May 22, from Christiana Maimainsis-at Gravesend, May 23, hum Memel IbaIfLAND COO-at Gravesend, May IS, Ann Euro kr. id, n-at Gravesend, May 23, from Adeiaiee Ism .ray-at Gravesend, Nay 22, from Havre Italllatt., Lan-at GrOttatittl, May 22, from Cape Jou* Ilowaan-at Gravesend, May 20, from New Tot k J 13.1.• IlOW•110-.3ef Deal, May 23, from Charleston gram -at Hull, May 20, Irmo Stettin Jams llalarall-at Hull, May 20, from.., Konigsberg Lay Sass-at Gravesend, May 23, from Africa LOMODIIIIIt Gravesend, May 23, from Melbourne Lemma-at Gravesend, May 2 1 , from Memel Le Asica-at Graeweed, May 22, from Nowa La (11.010-at Gravesend, May 22, from Labia MART Ams--st Gravesend, May 23, from_ Caen May (ICON-at Granand, May 23, from Sydney Nioaa-at Graveaend, May 22, from - Memel Parisna-at Greenock. May 21, has Jamaica PALOWII-at Ottelladt, May 21 from Stiehl*, N.B. Pasanna--at Gravossad, May 22, from Denmark Pseamix -at Gravemnd, May 23. from Maroons Raroaa -at Gravesend, May 23, from B a hi a Italaa-alt Vaal, May 22, from ILeirsurs -at Queenstown. May2l, from B. A ) as 80 t -at Greenock, May 21, from EITLPODY.-Itt QUOMMOVIS, May 21, from ----Valparaiso ravertia-off Deal, May 22, from ... Shwa 84110111-11 GOTOYIII4 May 32, from Guernsey Sr. Giessen° -Et Gravesend, May 21, Qom. Gnomic Sectms --at Gravesend, May 22, Fr om Guernsey SILO GOOMAN-at Liverpool, May 23, from Savannah Tanimur-at Gravesend, May 23, friss.-- Africa Tasraa-off Deal, May 22, from Lisbon WILBOYOICt -at Shields, May 22, from . Carthagena WATaltalt Deal, May 23, from Sydney WiNuAii--at Gravesend, May 23, from Guerurey BAILBD. ANlZADt—from Lic ,e ara NMI 2s, to Liabor to Asuu,oa—from Li May 23, to Malta paetp May _22, Amos-wow - ....,-, .so, to .................«. Narva Areas-from Limepool ik Ma, 23 , to --so. Baltimore ADA MART-from Bristo May 33, to ..... Afn a Aoomisi -wont Hall, ay 31, to Malta Moo-4M] Shields, May 11, to Outhamna Ban on Pffiffcrff -IMO Gravesend, May 23, to Quebec In lino oanoraa-from Gravesend, May 23, b...... CopeDIDNOR Comeriu.-from Gravesend, May 23, to Hobart Town Cowmen:a-from Greenock, May 21, to Hayti Clialffilkiii•-tran Liverpool, May 13, to Cape Breton Crro- from Ilan. May 21, to Archangel CoffriDliffn, wom Liverpool, May 23, to Elsinore Om ALAN -frank Liverpoo 1, May 23, to Gas Amust-from Queenstown, 11.10 y 21, to Ornstantiuople DAD,TLFAD-fDall suitherlacd, May 21 t 0.... Pettiffbuiff Lemma-from Shields May 21, to Venice Esorsonsier-font sunderlsid, May 21, to Croestall LUZ& Kos-from Liverpool, Ilay 23, to a= Samoans -frogs Grasses I, May 33, to Gre EU.. Mr -froen Liverpo,Ll, May 23, to (Melee Summers -from Liverpooi, May It. to MAMMON Lunar-bee Valm,ool, May 12, to .., lambs Gan. Ilan, Offal Llserpaol. May 23, b...... CAN Gwar -from Shields May 21, to Mail HONot -from Liverpool, May 23, to Ibralses lIATLff-11 , 001 tita . May 23, to lowa-from Liv er) May 23, to States= Jaw.-front IA May 23, to Wyborg Jots, ComuNa-fsien lAverpool, May 23, to Antwerp luau WILLIAM-from Sou th ampton, May 24 to Oporto Lem-from llortlepool, May 21, to Car= Lan, FITENIIK/lIT -from Bristol. May 23, to Illaxel•Toff -front Liverpool, 3tay 23, to - Quoins . Maar Wiscs-from Liverpool : May 23, to. Val i= nom-from Queenstown, 3 307 21, to MART ELLAff-frou QUDefustOwiA, May 21, to Leaks MAODALIOS-froffeibleldp, May 21, to Pasedmeg Now Om or Gas-from Liverpool, May 13 0 to -.Monism Oscan-from Gravesend, May 23, to - Nam -frorel Umrpool, May 23, to .... ......, ..-. Malta news-from Liverpool, 3107 13, t0...,,..,._ Genoa Pationtaso-trosoLiverposal, May 21, to 040411 rAtL 31 , O . Innff-Irou Hull, May 22, to Wismar Roy ot. WILLIAII-from Cowes, May 22, to bombs &from. Moyer-free teuverenth May 37, to Bab is Su WOOS -from Gravesend, May 23, to Hoeg Kens Bar DrivionoNx-hots Liverpool, May 23, to Athena Minim ar -from Shield., May 21, to Petemburg Soneraa-from sunderlond, Msy 21, to Petersburg !dais -true% Greenock, May 21, to Tyros-from Grow...end, May 23, to Barbadoes Wouteuitoron -from Turbot', May 22, to Cadiz Vasa-from Liverpool, May U, la Newfoundland VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Allerton, for the mouth, May IS, i.. 20 N., loft. If W. Chieftain, from Port Phdllp. May 13, lat. 44 N., lon. 31 W. Forfarobirr iattip), from Lo don for Bombay, March lat. 3.30 8., lon. 20,43 W. Caked, Trues, for Liable, May 12, 100 miles &W. of Ushant. J eune ((Enact brig), Lecouet, of 81. Mabee, from Nrucart:e 1.. r Port Vendres May It, lat. 45.30 N.. los. 6.00 W. John Thomas (boll), of Foota, May IR, lat 42.40 N, 100. 13.30 W.; all writ. John Connineharm, of Relfa4t, from Bahia for Falmouth, 40 days April 22, lat. 3 N., ion. 43 W. DT hAdvertisement.] —A WOUND IN TH E LEO CURED OLIDN'ATN. OINTIIINT AND Ptug.—Eatract of a letter from Mr. Edward Nicholls, 31, Itose-street, Covent-garden: —"To Profemor 110 dower. hir,—For years 1 had a b d kgt, and about four years ago an abscess farmed, which the treatraent adopted by several medi cal men tolled to heel, end I despaired of a cure. Lovely my friend moommended your medicines, and, by their um alone. I soca found a great laspromement, and la a kw weeks my leg WY perfectly cured. I am now walk ten mike a day with as great ems w when I was 20 yeara aid, and now I em 30."—deld by all druggists, and at Protestor Uoll°ll.4'B establishment, 241, Strand, Landon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BENNET.—May SI, at Caverrhent, the wife of the Be,. I. Bennet, of • son. BRER.—May 30, at Drinkton.park, Suffolk, the wife of 11. Beet, kg.. of • von. CHAMP.—May H, at Pieton-ville, Camden-road, Holloway, the wife of C. Champ, Esq., of a daughter. COOL—Mae IN at Clarentioa-rak.tillas, Notting.bill, Mrs. W. H. Cook, asdauihter. COURTENA Y.—May 21, at Finebley-road, yn. I. Courtensy, of a daughter. GU3l3l.—May 19 at Bromptoo. Chatham, the irk of W. Guns , M.D., Surgeon R.N., of a daughter. TOMIN.—May 20, at Edinburgh, the wife of R. Urfa, Esq., of Sane 'akar hour, Morayshire, of a eon. TA OEM—March 2v, at Patna, Bengal, Mimi Douglas, the wife of W. T. Tucker, Eel, 11.81. C. 's Bengal Civil Service, of • daughter. WALBAUM.—May 21, at Werwiek.rosil, Upper Captor, the wife of the Ben. A. Walkout, of a daughter. W of a RLDON.—May 20, at Ckikester,lthe wife ail. Whieldoo, Seq., son, WILLIAMSO3I.—May PI, the wife of E. Milligram, Fel., of Wat. poleatakt, Bin nod, Chelsea, of a sou. MARRIAGES. BAKER-RUROES.-Way 24 at Maryletone Church, by tim Rey. T. Puller, lector of Rt. Peter* Pimlico, it. Baker, Keg , Commender AN., to Looks Kathleen, third daughter of the late Y. Burgas, lmi., of the Bengal Civil Service, amil the Wildernme, Reigate, arze7. RARMAR-00TORAVE.-May 20, at St. Wary., Cheltelthaes, by the Rev. B. Farmer, Incumbent of °abridge, W. R. Farmer, Rm., Rag., laad Kept, to Alicia nary, only daughter of B. IL Cut. grave, Capt. ILIL GRAY-FRASKIL-Ray 10, at Kurraehee, Lest. W, Gray Id LEFaeldeaßettiaZterilierur GP'pr.b-4"3t.,2C411;141.1171=11. to iGmeral, limbo, Army. ow LEMON-DALE. -May 20, at Lee, Kent, Henry Jane, second eon of F. W. LOW,. Eeq., of Brentwool, Puma, to Emma, fourth daughter of 0. T. DiVe, EN., of tkonnieresal.road East. MAPLES -PEARSE.-Way 20, at Windennermaank, Jaw, b, the NOV. J. Walley, IL P. Muir, Erq., of LOS, Repko, Eng., of Thorne, Yorkvbint, to m a r oat, daughter of J. Poem, pia., Eck o zzilatihlar the ha Admiral Pewee, of grodolneh R0 0 11A24-131100KG-May 22, at Cam anireh, St. essigfaft. tbe.Eam, by the Rev. lir. Queekett,Kamm, d Plymouth, non of Prinoonroad, Bermondsey, to Eli:girth youngest daughter of Me late Capt. W. E. - --- square, St.Oeorgelnimbe.P.v. &oolte, of Prince.. ETCHELL—SETCHELL—Iiday 22, at St. Andrew's Church, Hol born, by the Rector, the Per. J. J. Toogend, Nr. George se ehell, Stiller, of Upwood, to Wm E. Retehell, youngest daughter of the late Kr. Betchell, of Upwccd. VIIITZ—BUNNY.—Nay 20, at Bt. Nkho!ss, Newbury, the Bev. H. T. White, B A, only son of the late Bey. H. White, WA., of nt. Mary's. Dublin, to Gertrude, fourth daughter of J. Bunny, Lou., of Speen tun, end Newbury, Berks. AT HS. AIDEN.—May 20, at her ma DE t. in Ss. the Dowager Lady Arden, eget Ai IA .40 Kay 21, kluy Ann, wife dab.. T. Bagg, Gower-strut, Bed ford-equare, aged 71. 00747101L—Peb. 2s, at Ponehowfoo, China, W.Cconor, Ta9.,H.8.11A Viee.Conmal .t that plus. JONlB.—flay 20, at liouthaspton-plaoe, Eastosequre, D. Jana 22, Yr, J. John son , o f t h e Manor Emit, High graged 411. a i t t i.PIECE.-1( y 21, at lield•place, Compton, near OulkUced, C. antaLlpiece, G 9. 70. TAYLOR. —May IS, at Angleton near Gosport, Kiss Sarah Tayiu, of Doweretreet, ware, formerly of Last Bergholt, Stafkik, aged 71. WADDINGTON. —Kay IS, at Itszine-terrue, If I,ta, John Jur* eldvt of J. Waddington, Ent , aged 211. WOLIKT.— son Itay 11, at Cuadea Ho, Kensington, Mame% only dal a( W. V. W e lly, Esq., aged 3 we nom -Memel 411, ak. 111 1 ''' IS ISe n 13 Ni I 4. 1 1 1 MO 1LW.48. I I: 4 4 1 de $ 2pa $.l ; 2 7 2 i i •WYb I►oe Parra mist vt. Mars _ . I Calll.lllLl, May 22.-Beasts.-The number this foaming 1 ws. ark BM the arlity of them ether pearrally good. Pee t 0... ea saw platy st Wren and mar stood Or. for, end oblation as. tier Imprwetralm, The mares of Bert. woo POPP emir. wee. -Thermic led; lbw* ollber, reran which were • 61/ is. Via ass " d o .. a s i e Sheep rather dear to b a y, re arm s A Rr s slAN YACHT CU:B.-The port of Havre is over lola sare wag l.saatic . -A ft w (11 offer. whir bright about to be visited by a flotilla of a novel kind. There has I rst2 M" . .._ 11, " 215 : 0 . v 1 : 83 '. °tab . • egos:r;"" 1 21, existed at St. Petersburg for the last three years a yacht ;;;;,..., - ;, - ;67,,„,„,,, , „,,,,„ . 'Om . a b i d.,.,77 1 .7'.: 1 club, organised on the model of that youngofLo nd m on en of T h ;tu m s:a t use. trine : Berta, le. N. to M. M. per at. "beep, $44. to id.; I Viunent P. r:m!i?Fte s and t h e r Oder St to Std. per lb ., rare 'VAL form part of this club, which includ es among its members COCIIIIIIIOUTH Se.COND SYRING F A I R .-Thi S f a i r was the Grand Duk e Co ns t an ti ne , son of the Emperor, and high km. t y, ew e lea , ch er wee we e ., p ea , c a m s man ga p in g y 1 admiral. In order to form part of this club, it is necessary rims ma the rear lidr, awl Oa Meek wee perelpstly pre ; bat 1 to possess at least one yacht or small vessel rigged as a brig, Ire sr Ms amallres:of Ur inimbies *sea ato ae rou nt e d h e by the and capable of carrying a crew of d.' i men. The Emperor, a, a Lost wal ad allidur duo of Coula lola Is.. eta sop tta i lea,C, , special favour, and in order to encourage the development gessitleseph the esesuy perhas to the tars. rt. .ww . of chi building, ha, granted permission to the members of was a pia sass arl saytblas at all Wry loos shawl heads at . , this c lu b to cruise fur a certain time, and call at the ports nesimmeleg Wm. ' countries. The St. Petersburg Yacht Cl u b h as Zama. May 23.-A. is generally th e me , l ismo di ate l y of different consequently decided on sending a deputation of its members Mir the Ide, the supply of err was emote at this era merset. grimes were 7e.ta ?aid. per owe; Cows sad Calves, of slink awe twecn the 2..ith and 30th inst. A great number of the other were to • yew to tam mute% win at Boot U. to I'S. Ilk______nreel members of the club will join this deputation, and they will I were vesy irw rerrila at frOw 34 ler- 10 41 . 45 . oue• ...own ' together form a small flotilla of from 20 to 2.5 vessels, among reared ear is. se la or rote-the WAS (4•41, war IBM tooth ' leh will be three steam yachts, the Peter the Great, the the latter agar. Mem were driven In ad era Moat 1/1• mach, , . cant ..,. ~,,,. D .,.., , 1 ,,,,,,, IL t , 3 v , 1 ,,,,. m e o w am e ., raitawa, and the Catherine 11., the models of whose ma ist. pee lb. Welber ahem from3l4l. to Cd. war IL ; , chines are in the Exhibition. The flotilla will first proceed al. to Sid. Tr supply ef Pert woo sess Oldoloate Iselle-ennall !to Havre, where, in consequence of the present crowded the raw as lam weft. Mom named Bola fa N. to h. 4t Pirmonl. 1 state of the Thames, a part of the vessels will remain, and a • fi w superior Pigs hotbed 78. Oda la pd., Wog* N. division of only six yachts will thence proceed to London. RAILWAY Tittccfc.-A statement has been printed Kra oat FOSTNIGIITLT Data, May 20.-There was a 1 e*.da , rrhe insolLoi.eanle at °ark" 1 "21.: sad 1 e " ra1i ..,...... 7 la U. ' of the passenger traffic on the various railways of Great cellest winattims. lleallf• Mel SIMMIlble .R 'Mad •ww• - • wan ir .. 17 t 0..., thit , 5t ,,,,,, , ,•,,,,,,,p Olin we e. o re e g Britain and Ireland during the last half-year of 1819, and large re, or la pear eondltioa, were main at from Mt. las, le during the correeponding period in 1840. The length of 1.1.; Werke saes, boa NI. ti 111. Meikes. of writ there want a I line open at the beginning of the first-mentioned period few very Ilae reset alert, wir @Mita at_hom NAG lit. party 1 , under comparison, win 5,447 miles, and at the end, 6,032. Thigh slim putdoold._ ,t1, _,M T L 1 TLY , 12••., 4 1.• . ,"•-•., The total number of passengers conveyed was 35,073,672. is . I l k% to 11. ""' alwi l‘ ''' "''''' """". ""' ' "'".". ' e rr e ; ' and the total receipt. were 3,45,5,2181. 6s. Old . These two tete. eammarlof some actent.oa lairron were Sie. to V. lIM • area Mee* bar Us. lean; art lin , totals are thus subdivided:-First class, 957,723 i; m are% tom tie. to Ifs ; towni, et wawa dr e wee a few et fair. ceipts, 1,041,6381. Be. s€l. ; second class, l 2,320 ,7491 ; recciPtl. bet. wont at fere 21. es 2te. The warlie Ira par .110. Om 1,388 , 8181. 15s. lid.; third class, 8,402,6672; receipts, Beef wort be id.; Matra aid.; Yak oft , ; 0 umb tiL . 381,0891. 10s. llid. : Parliamentary claw, 10 ,221,6761; re fit/Om the due of ihe tell • rod °WWII" " dbatad at th. alava ein - pts, 642,1701. 193. 7d.; mixed, 81,055; receipt., pleas. ...1,4,.01. Ils. Ilid. At the commencement of the second , ...mod under comparison 6,308 miles of railway were open. Yuan, May 22.-We had only a thin supply ef um fat amou ienet "ma were ter rid, at hem h. N. to is per Ana I and at the end 6,621. The total number of BM siery, sr rimy seen brim Mar la Mom • meat eiery, , , pa l er :igen im eid I .. gbt . 6 . ; t . ~m , 1 2, ,,, ~„ ~,,,. ~, sky i am bi l a d I ro eled was 41,087,919 f, and the receipts were sot mire so wiry a age, a mse ripply, eren mars at 14 . ID ,147, 771. 175.0 id. The paasengen and receipts ar e that else sit fwe la. ailed :-Pint class, 4,635,5314; receipts. L 14 1.7611. ds. 71d.: ' GLASGOW, May 22. -At oar market today, there were second clue, 15,218,930; receipts, 1,643,3601. 165. 11 d.: Mt Olaa, 1,00 Sheep, sad 1114 The ern gimpy M settle third class, 9,079,848 i ; receipts, 399,2481. Bs. 91d. : Par .....e e r r to he wry rids, well apron wafter. he t 0. liamentarc class, 12,153,599 f i receipts, 723 ,0301. IS ON. Beef, 411.; Vls. to Ms.; Yaw s max t• Mx pe seetobling us AK AM all Thom* dater vala aaelade "I ; gi r d. ar Ti rt pe reee riol li we f r, g 2 6°6 ,89,5,3417. e Bl , . P O lree ld. l3 , ' and mails l'n a tia •ft ia lt e maw Be., at Met weskit mar Ilsot MOM M.; mirk tx widgeo n & pot ak.. a. wad. • tow Wend cow 3.520,974/. 4s. lid. The total receipt. from all soarer of tombs la ismilid at wodra prim% Itt., 118. le , Walk for the first period were 6,350,6611. 121. 15., and for ' M. pet aim. is gaillip. ' the second 7, 1 17,3771. Its 01d. C.ouroasto.—ltolln to M sow doopoiabod old mod boa C dee by were PM tbe Usitot State. picket. THE BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH, NEW-ROAD, LONDON. W It ERZ MR MORISON'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES ARE MANUFACTURED. MIL HAYES. Sen., the Dentist, 13 many years etssbh.nre lb MAY'S-11111,111N, - ,s. S. e„,/, bow ONLY be conpulted at 12, $OllO S(2I..AKIL eIUItES by 1/U BARRY'S DELICIOUS REVA. ‘„) LES rA ARAKICA FOOD.—" billy Var.' indigestion, Coned. patina, Nereousnew, A.llama, Cough, Matti:airy, Smarm.. Sickness the Stomacb, and Vomiting, tbe indemalable minty of whieb sm duceet m. wench &degree that I was unable to more without crutch% harebeen entirely renamed by DU PARRY'S excellent lipUb —Maria Jolly Worthrut, Ling, near Dan^ similar testimonials of Con. Irma the Hiebt lion. the Lord aenort de Uec!cy the Vencrunle iiirchtesepg Atesander Stuart, of Kora; Meice-General 'Thomas King, Exmaittb g WWiura Uirt', Mnq. , terraiter-at law, King's College, Cambridge, • rum 01 60 years. para , yeis; and 5.00, "tin t rum ni u., e , bap.. efface., an.i stomachic complainte, gum, rheumatism, Malawian. palpitation, Am Sold In exiusters with full instruction., wdirbiag Ilb., et 2e. lid,; 21b., at 4.. MI.; 410., at lit.; 111 b., at 22e.; super rebind quality, 10th., at SD.; DM., at 22e. The 101 b. and 1210. canine ter. are terwardid free of earnme on receipt of a post-oillie Oak; by IIU MARRY and Co.. :17, New Ihael-ameet. London; ciao at 100 "I" ,41, %Wail; 4, Uatwolds; 60, .:rate: tennetreet; MI, Marva ewe DR. LOCOCK'S ANT1111L1()US WAFERS.-.• A mild and gentle aperient and Stamachle Medicine, hearth( a most agreeable taole, and of gnat t tft,ey for regulating th• seem time a al correcting the scion of the iitomach and liver. &Ad by all Sleeking Vender. at le. lid., 2.. 9.1., and lie. Ire box. Tratlmonlala " Gentlemen.— We have much plcoure in bearing testimony to thil very *rat rdicary of lit. Lomeli'. tV.f.ra ; wr have no hciiitation paying lath from our own experience, pail they continue to give OW more aiti.factama wherever they are introduced. Ka--higneal J. R. Allan and Co. It. hirkgaic, Leith, .tuguat It. IF:.!"—Abo muy be had Dr. I.IICIX•Wri PULMONIC WM. Etta, far Asthiaa, c o ro.oaap. titan, Comp., ac.—Bewareoi twit ,rim:.. C() , ,ES'S ALGA MARINA, a cateentrated esiserce of the pea-weed, oar used and reeoromended by must of the fathPy, in now rapidly superseding 3:1 "tin r external remrdies la cave of weakness, relaxation, contnietion of the limb. and Pante. whether i•f delicate children ot in mature age. In paralysis, stiffness or rigidity of the muscle. or ligaments, def., mines of the opine, chest. or limb., dila-area of the gland., .welling., tumour.. bronchoorle, sns largentents, :ant old cicatrixes, scrofulous diseases, and the mailer. melon of rickety or bully -nursed chit iron. Also, in r.eent or old strain., burns, or brig,. ; and in all that extensive class of &seam fur which the seaside is loudly region Tilt. VALUAnLE REMEDY uffurd+ speedy relief and a eeriAS cure in all Lee. of acute or chronic rheumanon, rbsun,,,tic gout. neuralgia, and alp other pairs in the and joint.. The foPowing cane is published by peralirOon and without coma nient, tp the best erklenee of the rapidity and certainty with which relief In ,tin the. diatreasing maladies can be uldsined by the nasal COLES'S ALGA MARINA. Testimonial from Mr. William Piper, publisher and bookseller, $4, Paternoster-row, Loeden: " Geeing been for six months sag. ring reverely from rheumatism. for wtheh rarkus Lindy of medicine. and liniment* had been eras played without hen, fit, I was induce I, through reading a pamphlet upon the lord:cal Mettle. of Coks'. Alga Marina, to try it in my owl Cage; and, in justice to that excellent remedy, I hare much ptyalin= in testifying that, after using it for ontr a few throw, all pain left MS and a mutinied application of it entirely restored me to health. (' lflurtl) " WILLIAM PIPER.' The public are invited ro read a pamphlet upo , the medical Grin.. and method of using Colefes Alga Marina, and ccntaining numeral. Cagg and high testimonials in proof of Ps great restorative power* which may he o'btined grab. of Mr. MINA. KEATING, Pharnma erotical Cromist, :9, St. Paul's Chan I,yard, London, sole agent kr the sale of Coles'. Alga Marina, in bottle., Is. 41. 6J., and Ili. nett ; it may also be obtained of all respectable medicine vocilars. CURES FOR THE UNCURED! HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. CURE OF A DESPERATE CASE OF RINGWORM OF OZZ TEARS' STANDING. 13r — u . or Nominee, 1849. (Inc of the moot eminent sturgeons in Lima (lb.' capital of Peru) hal • ehitd covered with ringworm for more than six years; in rain he raft started all hir art in his endeavour, to effect a cure. Not succeed. lair, he consulted amang hi. brethren toe most celebrated medical practitioners of the cry, but nothing watt found to do the child or when he was persuaded by Mr. Joseph P. Hague, the English chemist and ds utine, residing at So. 71, Calle de Pslacsn, to try Holloway , Pills and Ointment, which was dme, and after toting sit large irds the Ointment, with a peep:triton of the Pills, the child was radically cured to the surprise of thr whole medical profewion. The =axed the parent, from Tolive, of delicacy, to withheld. lioid by the Proprietor, 241, strand, near Temple Bar, Longe‘ aM by all respectable Vendors of Pstent Medicine throughout tbn Cieillzed World, in Lou and Bones, at 1.. led.. 2r. bd., es. rid., Ile s 22... and SU. each. There is a very curulderatLle eaviqg in taking the lance 'area. N.B.—Directions for the guidance of Patient/ are affized to oath Pat or Boa. elogPt StAMPlid with ads alma sad middies. J. B. tomb. omit a tow imbed al aldlded me% wammeed lw deli/Alan Who ow it, sad swan idaissas mod Mall his NEW IXVBYmo TAP MILILIPPEM (to aufataab the lambed so rime mar), at dd. sad la par prima The trade Printed sod published by larruan Koos HALZI, Of Na. 6, Lombard. street. In tbs e4ty or Land." Printer, at the Other. in L.:mistrals street, in the product at tihitettitte.—beevatias. Yes 24, 1634 , 4 ,, li , , 1 '''''' ;1' ' N;l ,7lr• . .,:.',i, 1, •v,„i1 ) 1 ,,0 11 ; 11 !41" l ' 1.1 1[;•i 1 1i,'I ••••.,:- ii.:: 1:1+ • : • i;:;;••. i' 4 , ... 1 , • . : 1 11•1:1 'i , ' ..' :1 •':•:: I:' . 1 ..., '; :'';i,; • ! ,''" ., 1,1d.' ,• .w v.,1::,: .:, , 0 , :,' , ii , ...1,, : 0t,.. • .lir: , •,, '' l'•:', :!:",:','" ' :,: ,"': 1 ::' , 41': 4 'I: .„..:: 1111 : ::... 1 : .r '. • ' °,l:' '''L• ' , 1• ' ' 1 0 • ll', • ' ..,_ . - - '',,,,' i i l i •' ... 11 !.. .' .8 1.. • , it... . -- 7 _,.......... n , r„. .. II - ~; ,I,•'-', : r , '- . . 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I 41 r i Prevents al-, beer, eider, .or other home. if : .111," - s from becoming tint or aod ro eficetuaßy V Pr . ." - w that the last pint sboll be drawn asgood an . A ." awn 1- 0 J 6 . i" -------------- 1 .... ...-- z „. , • 4. - r - ..,-- • - 1 ,,, -.1 - i ..4 ... , I the Brat; warranted to repay ha MI In 9 , i two auks of ale; prim 4s. 6d., or Gene - ii a" m flee to my part of Entland (if, two an I 1 1 taken) at se. SI cads; ditto electroplated for sherry, Re., Nu 6.1. A e The above engraving ionl explain RI , in 5 action. When the loom key is fitted on „g ibe top te th ol e .fr the .t o o l b oxge suti tilet e tr t „ir e hole n.m. op. :. F. through it into the mak to muse the Wpm f to run off freely; when the lap Is termed of no more air can enter. JANES BARLOW, 14, Kies Witten. Wet, Ileasker4oese. Ertelailaberl MIK N.B.—Nom are make gIANOFORTES. ROBERT ALLISON and Co.'s PATENT PIANOFORTE MANVEACTORT REMOVED Dreamtreet and Wardourmuret, to rittirerive Premier., 69 end 71, REGENT-STREET, ebrre the km nanoterimi can br had for bin, and fur taper Mnoo. liccoad-howl 111.U . ..orate at M. prier& HOUSE and ESTATE AGENCY.—Lietn of Masai sot Apartmeats pent free by post, on appliesti.o .n Mr. HE ISERNAIWT, house and estate agent, sad auctioneer, 20, I Johnatreet. AdeiphL T)APEHHANGINGS. The eicip-.t house in London.—At S. TI'CKER'S, 274, 111G11.110111014N. nearly opposite Day and lla•tin'., beautt'ul "-trio paper. 2 d. per yard; with granttee, and marbles. Id. per y rd• bed r oo aid. per yard. Gametes rpecti fur decoations and general IV p.n. 11l lowa Q Country. PLEASE OBSERVE TIIF. .ADDRE•4B, 214. 111011 ITOLUOIVE DR()FES:FOIt Bit()WNE'S Cli (.:( INIFO /UEI: surpasses every thing yet produce, Po. • comfortable thane. It. fine, rich, and emollient cream lather give.. the thin a luxuriant contra., aottena the 'yard in a Forprutitut manner, and makeo ohavinu a loamy. sold in oquore eakeo, flit. eirieh, and to he had of all Ma , boners chynnota, and perfumers. In the Itruted Kings an, and a law proprietor. FREDERICK BROWNE.II7, Venotturch.traet. CUTLERY, WARRANTEIL—Toe most varied amortrnent of TABLE CUTLERY la the world, all warranted, is ou SALE at WILLIAM S. BURTON'S, at prices th it are mimic, mare only because of the largenem of the reek, 3•-inch ivory.handled table knives, with Web ohouldere, 10a. per down; l'eoserts, to match, CP.; if to tolance, Ir. ;el dozen extra; eareero, 3w 6d. per ptir ; larger slam, in exact prrportion, to 2te. per doyen; if extra 44e. • ith lerrules, from 3.4.; white bone table knives, re. per dozen; besotrto, 40.; carvers, 2.. per pair; black horn table knives, is. 41 ter dozen; Anwerto, ao. ; careen% 2s. rd. ; black wood-h dadled whir kniv. r ant into, Cc per down; table stee;s, from 1,. each. The Largest mask of plated &inert knives aid forko, in cams and otherwise, and tal the now plated doh carver% in exiMenee. Aim a large orsortimmt of RAZORS, PENKNIVES, sClSSillts, Le., of the best quality. Detailed Putalogneo, with en;,ravings, as well as of every Iron. monkery article, sent (per pool) free. WILLIAM S. Itt'ltrUN'S muck of GENERA , . FURNISHING IRONMONGERY is literally the largest in the world, and as he bat. gmge can be employed to give a aorreet idea of Ito variety and extent, purchasers are Mein.' to call and immett it. The money returned far every article not approved of.—Esta+lrolted in Welloostreet.lll2o. WHERE to BUY a DRESSING CASK—In on ankle perhaps is caution more necessary than in the pur chase of a Dremine-axe, aw to none are the meretrwiouo art. , of the unprincipled mama ,ctueer more frequeidly .Belayed. kIECIII, Leadenhall.creet, near Drserelmrehatreet, loot enjoyed the re. palatine of producing a dremiageme in the moot Huisb.d and (suit. lees manner. Those wbo pipets:ale one him wit he Purr of hosing thoroughlyaemoned awl well-prep red wool or leather, with the Mune of tirm.rate qtr lily. The mass ranee from El to USA). Thus the nun of fortune ant hr of mote de means may alike le railed, chic the traveller will find the Meehian Dreamt-Due eqweailly edmted to hi, neeemition-4, Leadeshall-street on T HOMAS PEARCE ta d S ON, 23, LUDGATE-HILL, LONDON. HANDELIERS, LUSTRE% CUT TABLE MASA, Dinner, Dessert, Tea, and Breakert Service.; Clocks, First-elms Buser., Alabaster, Ornamental China and Bohemian Glass, I.lmps, Can delabra, Candleatiek*, listed Articles, ere. A knee and varied stuck of the newest and moot rocherchf patterns at extremely moderate prima; to which the attention of partici; furnishing is respectfully requested. Export *Men to any extent executed with derpatch. Everything marked in plain figurer. OPENING of the GILEAT m ExiurrioN.— RIMMELL'S PER! elitEltir will be found in Section A, in the Nortb•Enq Gallery under the Traosept, and will include winter artifleisl bouquets, poseeming the trent ig natural fitillefo; Flora's Fountain, for perfumi ng an d too li ng soartm.ntii; illigtrated imps rcgeeenting monument, of Union; a splendid sultana, painted or hibition pomade and b mqu, is, combiningehespoess with quality; artificial hair, to imitate human hair: toilet vinegar hammer. ode eau de Cologne: arolfother elegant novrlties.—E. ttIUMIOLL, PP ahem, 39, fierrardatrart,Sobo, London. THUMA HS N HAIR. The unprecedented J. mem of ROWLAND,' MACASSAR OIL, either In mews-r -ing the hair In Its original strength nod beauty, or rt.-storing It when toe, , universally known and appreciated; and a 'verdant by testi monials most numerous in themselves, and eirtiSea by the highest authorities. It has °Mama the exclusive patronaxe of roynity, not only as regards our own Court, but them r the whole of Europe. From its exquisite purity and &rimy, it is admirably &dotard far the hilt of ehikiren, even of the most tender age, and is constantly seed is the nursery of royalty and by the families of tie nobliity and aristocracy. Prim to. rd. rod ye., or f tinily bottles (equal to four small) at 104.6 d., and double that .lar, Vs. On the wrapper or coo.. battle of the gamine are these ward% In two Row iambi' NlA wear OIL.— Ned by t. ROWIAND nn SO SE, r', Haiku-gar Ia& and by &Schemata and per mums. r INDIGESTION CURABLE?—Head and be liers.—Tbat wonderful medi c i ne prepared b y JOHN KATE, _ of Dalton an, near Huddersfield. and S. John's-wood-park, Loa Ilan, dou, and now so °Mehemet as KATE'S WORADELL'iI PILLS, t• daily riming in estimation. The hundred, of testimonials that bare rune forth to the public (recently three hundrett in one pabliestion) would reader It minim tarary to adduce farther prooT of their surpris. hit entheey, but that this may meet th e eye of som e w h o ham not seen that publication. Jose* Juggim, of Martet-street, Beds, had been labouring for thirty years under a compliint in the stomach, which be attributed to iying net the damp mound whilat serving in th e army under the Duke of Wellisrou at the battle of Waterloo. Ile had taken medicinm in great abundance, and Incurred great ex pense, la hope of relief; but the pain and sickne.s gradually in creased, and he had 01111 up all hope of a cu re , expecting his diseasewould earry him to the gram. A short time ago he was recommended to try Kaye's Worsdell's Pills. After takiag two boxes, to his aston ailment and gratifiration, the pale, whirl had been his corratant com panion for so keg • poled, WY do pftey animated, that, Looped up by hope, be perseversd Mil he lad taken di b des , which effected a stateln health to which Imo has base a amen 10, the last thirty) ”dre.—Bui beware an Ise moo are genies which Dave 001 Kr. KATE'S mosusiams awl a Ilddiddle of his Manaus ea the dimetioas wmeped word era Om A NEW MEDICINE. &RANKS'S SPECIFIC CAPSULE.—A Fong or 111111 .111•111140111111 WI. 111111% tidy, sad pireamit to those who NSW nedleheehini ailed the cow - entente of peewee ws dididde, er mappel In benlinee ; imperially applicable to inemillsaa. te n eemenaso aehd dischergeo. *My by °zoom ritaNEE. ilergeon, at Mt Laboratory. 90, r where they may be W. and ot all medicine ren.r 5 don, la bar at M. act. and In. id. ea* or sent ate by post at ea end e. e*. in tia..4a, Yen ay be had, in kolas, at b. hi, re. dd., sad Ils. amta,, raaixn alma Fic BOLVIION. 111 Ala., K 1 ,iiir4 Z illo4ll6iitoe' ~,„ a - " I