The Express. — London, England, 1851-02-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1851. rtia24sket mouth I &di - 7(Am 11;;i7aA7151 India (An Nam N liedlernmema(As Nava D=mlhimmilism) A MAO' Vane N Nisiao• Papal MAW rimummam MI Tummy. N I woof lades N Wool. led.. (PRAIA Ha. mink Nana.) N • Tie as.,. Prendi p.lct ria Naval liZ is O . the uwetls !nd tf th. sa. , nth rh the mnatlc itly7th,ll9th,27th ',.o.thamptaa. vJuUiseptaa. r. IL Pr& U MEM 4 Mita 14 iDover alilt I Sitsirib. leas I Militia/that gam 1117th ni Use monthl ttblithtStbal mom 11;t1 al the meth' ~iw~: 'id at the isasth l ”.Latrias thus marl koutbuses.l .4.thaagasS. Feb. SD FA. 11 /ilk n 110. Is Feb. flo Feb. II fob. 111 1 40elteseptami rd (•) an as lirdi II nemid thy 13? 111 ,1110. I 14 1 II II 6 INVESTMENT AND FAMILY PROVISION. At person,. when Interest is so low attention is invited to the sods of life &worm e by paymmeats, sod to Ms peculiarly •41.10. tageous terms on which it ca be Netted la the BOUT risti PUITIDUT INSTITUTION. By this mode • paws mop aiiwattlia pulls) bar £l,OOl t a. a. If aged In, fur a *ale paymat of ..„... „.. 381 0 0 Aged to . 418 7 4 Aged 30 .... . . . . SBl 18 8 At h s dad'. hi. Make. from the wolfs, on the serf WroUrable principles of this Bodily. • While be lives be ha. t in his power to borrow • 05111. nearly Nod to his pAyznsit, on the .mummy or the Policy, and yesrly with Its 'alma, without any ripen-.., and at • muderste rate of in terest. A•orancv. asy be effected in this way. varying In =Mint from !Pe to g %POO. of Corrupt Matter is in a St de of DECAY throughout SCOTTISH PROVIDENT LT INSTITUTION with Wow of any other wilting OCClpsey. The WHOLE PROFITS are distill*, among the assured, who ue, at the tame Uwe, tpeeistly exempt town personal liability. It thus powewies la obtious advantage O•CT any proprietwy coopsny. As eenwiared with other Mutual Offices, it claim. •upwrionty In the following particulars: 1 PRY.WitIli AT EARLY AnD MIODLE AOEn, ABOUr A voutcm U)WEIt. thee helow.,* 2. A %litt'. Afletrit TX iiiillsTHENT OE TvE RATE,IW PREMIUM Ti THE REVEIRL AGIN. Z. A PRINCIPLE IN THE LIIVIsiiiN in" THE SUKFLUS MORE SAVE, LLIULTABLK, *Nit FAVOURABLE TO GOOD LIVES. EXEstrtioN FROM FKTIT MONEY. Resotutioas were adopted at the general legrting la ISM, the elfeet of whidi is to reader POLICIES INDISPUTABLE EXCEPT ON AOLX)UN f OF MAME • I. Annual Premium• for SIM% with Whnl• Prate. Api 10 lISI 39 33 40 1411 So 53 /71 1341114013 I 61161012149111 5914 1713111 1. 11 111 1 " I a l ' ll I a 1144 $ MI II 4 7$ PROVISION FOR ADVANCED AGE. Welerrprien, or other profeerional men, and to all whose Merano dependent oe the continuance of he dtri, the directors reeornmend stesstion to the scale of deferred annuities, which are calculated on wry adrantarcoun term,. The f mowing are 'earn** of the annual premium fur armaity of £5O, commend,* at the following ages : Age Mat at labia am*, Is to apatesame. at Entry. au I 34 au as 20 CI 3 0 13 16 11 1310 0 si IS It 23 19 17 1 I 718 4 414 2 213 II 30 IS It 1 II 1 3 6 6 9 3 11 II 35 9B 13 9 16 3 1 9 0 3 418 4 Th. an annuity of £5O may be Neared ter a perm a now ag d 15 , to euverarnee on bin vtainime ape le, ..nd prim. j. „. 07 „ nag lire, for an annual premium of 20. For Wins who have otill beans these the duty of spewing for the ,r &mines • competent provision In caveat their pr ersaigee death. the erdinaty evade of life astortmee by *lonuai Peetittootot payable done g life or fora limited number of years, is undournedly most oultible; but to tine , • who have steady made reek Peilvollott• the "Putt= • o w brought under nonce era reonsraendod the f 0 ra t er, es combining a &wallah e Inveatetent f e entre aapul w.th the belle& of lit. awurance, end ibis on the 111Q1/ economical torrar.; and the letter as a 130.411. of securing a pronoun toe the member boost in his de ,lining years. Forme et Pee•Pouti , entrOgrotil. ottlie• of the oholt°l tepee is, alio every information, will be forwarded tree, on application et the Head s/Au in Ldiaburgh ; or at THE OFFICE IN I. I INDON, 12, MOORGATE-STREET. GEORGE GRANT, Agent and Secretary for London. TO MILITARY GENTLEMEN, EMIGRANTS, Tounin4, ARTI4TS. "PORT: MEN, and Others.—DIJTHOIT Co.'s PATENT IMPERMEABLE PORTABLE TENTS, the AERIAL and CLERICAL PORTABLE UMBRELLA and bUnil TEN IS, peeking in spore. reticule from 1 feet to V teet, and severally weighing from elb. to 30,13. The Port.ible Umbrella Tent, 23 feet air munference, with table foiling into the com of 6 feet by I foot, and contained In a euitabki investure, weigh ing, when thus packed, only 36th., thus 'fording 'helmet perfect ty ef carriage. Goa t 1 upwards; the Ariel from ti to l 6 6s. (two compartments); the Bush, ne Emigrants 'rent, from ilk. to Si los.; any of them can with nee be pitched or suuch to ten minote.. For the jungle sports of India there I. elapted an sati.ealoric and impermeable cloth, width readers these tents invaluable in en astern climate, For mi litary nsea at home or on foreign service, they are peculiarly adapted. The Aerial Tent can be attended rose to contain from Wu to Wei) and nevertheless is et) conatrucied as to be pew freely port able, persons, on vies?, and prospectuses to be bad, at U. DUlllOlr and t.b.'s manufactory for the patent portable tents, No. 6, Finsbury. place Youth, and 3, Dean-week Finsbury-equate, London. t Elite required in all the principal towns in England, Ireland, sa d, Weirs, Iwdla, and w h o British colonies. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE . BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH, , Mee otrOrroporlorrao "llarras - dirono.•• owl •Ibiorip Ur 1 HAMILTON PLACF, NEW ROAD, LONDON, CASUALTIES. Earl Selkirk, of and for Whitehaven, is aground off George's rALLACYof th# ORGAN IC THEORYofDOCTORS. IL LUSTRATED BY HYG El SI'S, Pier-brad.-Liverpool, Feb. 14. i - Jouph, Vollemacm, from Ostend to Liverpool, which was , . • , - • 6.1•••••••••• T.. • .. 4 . 9............ • .... in contact with tho Enterprise, Meyer, from Antwerp to . vt;, , :,:r„.:::,,,:,„,r,:2„.,„:;,11 4, w. www , ww. wwW • . , --......\ • • 6...14., ~,,,.., ~,,,,,,,, .„,........,,,,„„ ••••••• •••••• Yang - • ' 6..0 6111 1 . 7 , 4..... St. Thomas (Guatemala), in the night of 11th Feb., be- ;tics_ ! •,.... : s 50,... c....* 0 , ....-: .. .-,........ ~..„;;,:.::...=. ~., . .......,..... ... t „,„ , ~.. tweet Calais and the S. Foreland; had her bows die ""•• "'•"'_ .'",: • :1",!...",..,•`: Vi s rs'Unsof” a sarsv.oo_ - 41 1 ~.;., q.,: . 7;''/ . . 1 , , .....r.• 1:7 ... ... rz: a °L. flawed, red became leaky.-Antwerp . Feb. 13. . 4. ... . _...., . Itemembraotr, Iktsii'mom, of and front Maids, for Constan- 1.." . : .: 7 ....... . - • , iii.k ...„,,. ,/ . „4,0, ..,. ,---n--:,- , :-„., Lnorde, c auk. on shore at Sherrinaham this morning ;i f r. di •,; b. -,..:, - ‘ rt. ~, •, - , 't .---- I 0 . ill ~, gel 1.1 , e Weather continue moderate the may be got off after ;tll2l==" 6 " *N . ; • • ..• i , ....: • .• . ( .0. ,040.,,,,c.5t+ •^"l.ow ~.. hod,ni g . -CII,IMT, Feb. 13. zi......,,....i ''''''.. Seders (.10..p), for Douglas, which camircil o ff the Ne wt .-'-' ",,,v ,, o o "`lja‘ Vi • ..r. • • Docks, 11 , h instant, ho, been raised and laid on shore for ... 0 ,ir. g ..,,.....p.,•,,„. , , , • ... • ...... , ; ~........., ~,,, • 1 , • --. . ..; --• t . 7. - is, ri oSN r pain.-Liverpool, Feb. 14. vvossi Att• .. • ..... C••• .4 —6 ...„ . ..• r oil Wl' i . rawasftwors 61611 • /KY. •ftrlont '•• •ft 1•11.6 I ~... '..• 1 — .I •• '.--.. .• w.wL ...... uwa , w.,:Paortm , , ,, , .1 ~ \ ~.,:,.,....... 4r....., _ p i i•n.ww VP • w"......at .• 7= . ..,..,.. .. .. : ...... v. witaiiwa -- . SEABORNE MAILS. . va jv5 , ...... , „...., „.. .• „ , 6.1 6•11.1116‘......1 . 1. 1 , •••111146., .... .. ~ 6. ke1...... :---- - ' PI dir I tliat 1.6. .. s* on —t nor Ike oolong rad.ak , T 0 , .„„,,.,........ 412 . z ....z.z..._ .. .. ;:razzgz. L . .... , 7:; ,,, .... v=t7::. , ; . • : . . *Lb* i• - ••. II Ow ihe rersboir--Oiwovi b.) F ' a vs. ovvvaa, so. ss sa. .uvvs al 11tic..0.111. 61"....1...1f ••• 5T00N.6.16 v . -. Isom 611.......111 . 4 . '- . ~ egipAl Wyo... ~ ..74 11 1 1 t .. a i...i.5 " .:47 ....." IV Mrs noisy; from what -', LET - ".77:::"..."73""' COUNT:MS. la'. mai • Pert When ( .r • •.• ...Sea AM ..".•••••‘ . 4 % , • rwWwWL .-- W „ i v .... at " ' 41 0.. .., 4 3, 4 -r-_ , •__- -- 74. - _,: . ::71„...F;ik.;::::1,.,,,...174771:• 011ie Loads& orspoidoof. dr. •-•!' • oar' rit • . I. m.....w Mran.i.ix. o r iii. iMeri••4ll, ord.orhot • fob. II -........... Lioopoo.__ FOIL illl 1 i ,'""---", 4 ,.. . _ orifito(b word mire ........ Itrx - .: * roftwid - !1011ed... . PA. 17 't* I NV ..... ti 4 .. . axierlsrby I !drool-II Weis Arms ose.t taro ...• iris of dr math rlyNlOAft ... Mar* $ i • .1. -.- . 1 I I .r ♦ . ' A . , Alcamo/wile P. Mbar* of we. Dom . i ‘ ' .. I or - .1 1 ' 1 •0 . .:,., Wel= I% alp l i r 'Pr - ' ' basil ld war lir rood loutbasptoo. l Yr. Si i . . il 7 1 1/ 1 Barr Ares .. . -II All of eta roi.th orthorpOor . VOL 14 I _ 1.- • Vor .„., _ _ • • - .... ...... Oddoroloirr fliairroolli Ink of dr month 4othorproo.:lo. PI I EUPP IMG ~ 4f, ° - Corte Oeital Moe I. Mb of ad wind. flpoires.....° Mardi 3 , , ie.. / ..,...0 ,1 ). .1) -..N- 7-°.kidirir „i' gb ."'" , ,'''. 1 . ,14 .4% . r ... . Il i: , I ‘' • ; IL Goorlaatiorile • • Tikl7•2l tad moo lox. r • ) Omni AP Mat Ai foetal/ rof roar iiiudisioptoo lased. 211 • r ..............4 1 Mural lie -../. iter.roLjlifrid. iustharpro. , To.Ti.s. ' p od ' 11 , 1!,- , .. _ .i. ••••N‘ t. . ,_,lt• '. 'e '... .,;: 5. ' ) . ''''' -......---.. r Chat .... Id Cr of dr roods flotborritooLlob. SD ' .. v.l.- 9 ~,,,,, ,,e. - - • , '- Promo -- 11 It N Niro dodo f...'ir. ~ • , - . . e.6.4.................t. rumor • nide, Larks ...i0, , •' . • UnIW k. Eseall " ;=-• ••:: L. 1. InV 4111 . wati• *.A....■Pe■s• rob. 0 ....•._,-.......1i......... -Li-, ....L.Amb-6.r..;•r;•---• ,o e • --. :::-.. 21 ,. ..t.,. ::.- -...-: - '.7 . ".. __ Deleon . :sag T. firm dodo linirior..... Toro& India No 11;;tWor.1411 /Ali of lb. mcosa 40•umimpiss. rar. IV A TREE under the ORGANIC or DOCTORS' SY STE NI:- - being uadralned . . - rirm....C•tat amer•Atletatenrtr • ', I : 14 5.t40111 itIIRC IS BY? O. 11.1•1 P . ViL. 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T nty 5441111104/41.4 TRU OP On THE I.A4S 01 F.64IIICITIS • • ..- ~ . :- STS 41,60,11,..6611•11 WWI sou ape sweet A 4 avt• or eau- "" e. e .„," .. " I 1 i , 44411 , to i V.":::::::::;":4';,::,". ' . a 47:11:4!'" _ • ~ , 61.1.4.1•$01•1 1 ,4014,011 . 11. WIVE OnAnoto 1111 `441 OF 414 1.41 nen6•4l4 01110 1 I ti _ , .., 51 ...... 0141/111T. II O„AnD •661010 UM /114114. 06 ..... ••••• .• •..111000 Well. IR i.1 * 1111 1 7.::174.617.4.40 (a nLI , J . it _i ~- •.,•,...061440 66141 k i 411 , 614461 014.0.46 &MI 11.1140.6614X4 416.61.410 ~...,_____ _± 4 1 1 1 1 TO ter6A.po. '• IF; g \I:LW ..., ;rt 184 • 1 i -- Irr —', I ' ''l ..: r `..... ci. ,i, ',, 4:mai•us. '',s. , ' ........ •, t • -it 1 , - ~,_ • . fr ....: _ _ _ 1, - 1 • -------._ ..... _, •,-, ...,. ..) , . , % ( It • - ' • • , ~..1 . - • . .. s. If - -,, , -. , • ....., -„:.: --....„ 1 ~ 1, ••, • - --- .:..., ' ' ,,, •-•• . tv ,,, - ;;I__ ... TREE under the HY G E lAN or MORI SON IA N SY ST E M . bein g drained of all.l MPU RITI ES ts in a FLOURISHING STATE!!! IEXDLNG LIFE ASSURERS are respectfully invited to compare the Priaciples, Rates, at.d whole Prov:sices of Ike ARRIVED. A lit QllPProloril. PicaSry 12, INN .....—.1.441.era l Awsw-at , 1 get own, FrArurry It, fres-. flumes -at reareswl, Februare 14, i 55.......-........ 111slosad lacsaaci -at reteenetnun February It. la.- .„ - ........ .C•4l Casa-at Falmouth. February t 3, Sum . l/2.law le Gust -0 (44,11.10,rei. February It, ban= —. . Tetuan r. agars -a! Rascals-. Verruary 11, fres O:I•NrarTMO -at V 10 0 ,4 1 ,13, February If, Sus Lori TO 0 r ,.. L.,.,,,,,,,,,,g f;ravePelid. Yebrlarry I{. ki11a...111,1101,,T 1 11110•111,-st Grarearnd, Fesary 14. Irma... - ardi .n.ll' largess -A Valswatb. Falsify 12, Iris fides. Sus as IG,TICIS at Mout. Yelirear/ 11, km.._._ 114altarn ,- 1 Para-slawsstawn, February 11, Own ...........11L Able., 44. PLisaa-alGraywrwt, February 14, bas. ... - _ 9tattur, Gesmara-at Graw,syl. Velwoug 14, tom . .........«.-10apralawal Ilaus--440rawast February 11 4 . 11111s,--, .1 21 sk 11 1 1 1 BILSJIMPT :.1-11l rlruvith, Patron la. law —.».-Loaar. !!sera*-at Valawuti,. F..brmary 11. bona ...... -.-- . Myr, loses-at Univers% Ve , .tuary ia, sas Can't, his at Grassad. February 14, iron Pills.. Jaws as VI lariarg -a/ Grareeerwl, 1 1 01sary 14, bon.. Gums, Jassa L. al Grasaind. February 14, Imo Siaterdwn Jonas-at ISOI, 1 ebruary 14, has Joan as. II Aar -at Hereto!, February 14, bus St fermi , Lisa 11. 11 .a at -at (paresis% February If, Ma.. ... Calla Kass Maur las -ye Liverpool, rearmary 14, tam Saw V.alk lima Wtaasse -at Lerma, Peardery 1* ken.............. laws KW ISL-ee Pawl, February It. hula.— . ....111r14 Plus (s)-et Liverpool, February 14, 1110 a...........- A Maandr ." i.. Pass-at Queenstown, Versos 111 60 1ben.-..- .. Almartrta roman- at Grassed, FeSuary 16. .....414414015wand 'am. -at Livorpni, V, bunny 14, 10. Naate.l Rasa- -at Grassi, rotatory 14, Om; ..............aiabenbaral lamas. -ad Losatoft. Sins, 13. km.... —,.. ..bahmk Slummy -at 11th. Vetwascl: 11ya5.................11L likalser• 14 OF.II- SI Mal, February I 11PM........... llul . Out It tiveywowl, rativo rr b0a........ Nes! 'a ss, -at Ormond, 14, 1ea...,........ /interne cart --at 11414 Trbraary 1 fres- ~. Mews, Wsira "- al Deanal . Vrbrurs 14, his. St Mal Ws. Jaan.--4 1 r Liverimt. February 14, ki5........New Orlers SAILED. AlCia•-haw Curb,. February 11, to ... ,•••••••••••02111 1 11dtbsot:i Lon Pnaaao r -hum C.,1•1111. February I; Mamoru Au•-ru- horn F.ilsnutUt, Yvbruary Load Aidouro -from Liverpol l'eb. 14, to . -.CSlLattta UMW Out -from Grow:rod, Vetwaary Ilaaaaoures-lros lirurearod, February 14. in Alma Irma Orartuared, February 14, 1....-Llierpool /r-Motu Liverpool, Vvbruary 14, to , goa• us Soots-tram almost& February 11, L A .,„„ Cantos-from Cardlr. February 12, to Clo au Arum liduaoutb, Fitesary 11, to 111Molon Ditoonia- rust Liu nova, February 14, to Stettln Barmy-*w ltr4tal, February 14. to lialre-lbootarauseerl. Vabreary 14, to Mittel', Tuaratau -tram Oraolorod, February 14, to Va rem Ga. [aroma-Mom Cecil; Febereyl2, to nAgajnega-trgil Oraworod, Mow" 14. :gang Mora, Wav--hot Llverparal, 114troury 14, to oar Tub Illoroo -tutu 1 averobel, February 11, to CAleutta Ilatow to-from therp.4. reboollrY 14, to-. rhootratoo, Joao Plum-Om Ltuypoid, February 14, to .dea Frau- JUL.. haw Csrdiff, February 11, to Lies-from Codilf, February 11, to loodurras - Nat laverpol. Frberaarr If, to lisintioNasv -from Grommet, Millar, 11, 011 Ade 1 !(.ram.-tram Liverpool, February 14, to Valtran Italao -from 14verlua1, February 14. to AMOTIIIIIO,I4 -frnmGraverrnd, February 14, to Neouiot hoots* --Inas ,band.. Februory 11„ to. Cartbadea 11.41.11 X -to et Groveler/pi, Frbutory 14, Ileums -Nom i•ravearnd, Vibram., 14, IA Gnome, dooruo-fruut larerpud. February 11, to I. Ayr Sartuo-Mon Lumped, F•firuary It, be Ay Hewn -hum Soloonbe, Mammy 13, .......... Taw-Imo Larerpnu l , Febos ay It, . Tames-tun burro. .1. Orbooo ll 7 l 4 1 111 •• -- Hammes-from niraa.ra. Yellowy V. roa timmto-flum Lieerpolt, February 146 Ways-rum Liverpool, February 13. to Wu. moo Sara urns -Cr... Luerpool, Febnolpy 14 to Wit 11 maw rom -tram Fortamoutla, tlrobroom If, ...:s.~i ...Lis!xl , I ♦E.SSELS SPOKEN Wall Aks✓ar Cettrave, from lAirrpool, Weal a* MI well, Ist. 4i N .40 W. town& foon Leeson, for tblefit4l44ru, P 11.144. 49 N., low. 11 V. 114rualss(04 , ..r). lea. 24, AO. 14 54 4..149. 35.41 W. 144 (140211, 150004 4411, res. 9. lot. 44 95 N., km. 7.99 W. iri (boromet, boss/ amt. rob. 9, lot. 49A N.. Ma 10.311 W. Blau, from Nay kr Liosspool.l4a. H. lot 11 N.. Is.. 40 W. Mery 11k1142 (bang 4). b sari ant, VA. 7, lat. 41.95 N.,13a. 9.0 W. WOWS. N04.211.15t. Li 4., km II W. gums Mals, hoes LYTe.pool for 11.05947, Des. 25,104. 2 N., km, 1002, twat/oboe r, Iran Calmat* for loodos, J5O. 20141.11 N.,14a. 40 W. RIIIINCTION IN TIM NAVY ESTIN %TES FOR wait VSPIIINCIAL YEAII.—We have aremly prepared nu readers to ripest some reduction in the navy estimates for ; the earming finanetal year Itol-12. We are now enabled to stale that the amount of the money required to be voted for the naval service, including thu expenses of the sunless mail packet service, 700,01101.; and the es nee of the Ad miralty packet service. 82,01101., will be about 6,700,011 a, or almost 400,00 W. lest than that voted fur the current year, and compared with last year, it will show a reduction o one million. We believe, as we have before stated, that ) there will b e no reduction in the number of men ; hut the I'M WSW?' having been paid for, no money will be re cly.trod for iron ship building, and thew w ill b e a cons id er . slde reduction in the estimates for machinery and stores, and the amount required for dockyards and United at home and abroad will also be reduced.—United Ore Goamitie. ComPLAncrs -INDICITATION AND or yea Boort= ems, Is llowywoleo Thus-714 No▪ NDom drown sod disordered otoosoolo = i floto M logoor, omit of sporty of otooffit. SAW ormilsoforo, wood OPPrenisa. NM drift I mob. ddottlos am soirato. Meaty* oireolattm el the /WA Illoptotgoim tholoodaAl lona. To mom ems utpioo ~km. It Monty ssoomf! to takes tow domfif DoDoeues I modoiso will woo MM themoot swot _ to▪ mo, not we sJot woof Ow sumo*. out oorooata sotorrooso Itoms—ltd bdi Are/foot: odd P,N o nolkorsro • Ili km& Loodo. BIRTHS, MARRIAWS. AND DEATHS. Itlltl 116. CBASTIIL—Teh. IQ, at TTiew, flour, Trenton. the wife of E. J. Charier. Fah, lab (the Kier e) Nett., el a son and ►eir. TOLLETT.—Yeb. lt..t Seq.. of • one. Vela U. at W. I. Game. lii., of a am JACIVON.—TaIa IS. at Plaa Newydd, Cutlet the wile of Capt. G. lealues, d •Ithaahtee. It. at Abdiana.road !forth. Nottles.hill, the wife of Gefe• 0.1. Lashio. eatehay Army, al • eau. 1111011111. L.—Pea. Is. at °Monk the vita of Ile Bev. L Itaettell, at • elm MARRIAGES. WKS -1101101111.-ieb. IS, at SL Stephen's, tiammereo.th, John Memirp, son ef Mr. Deed, et Iltormersetreet, Ilmsomr.s.iusre. to gosh, eangliter d ste. Morgan. of Albemarle street. Piceal..4., egg Memo( If. A. Haglnaglon, of the Grose, Hammersmith. DAVID -RIDLET.-feh. It, at 'A. (Ivories. Harteversaprre, W. l Doet.t, Es.. el Hytemperl.gete aotata. to Isabella satanoth, 0n.7 geaghtee of the Wm 1. Rid eg. .ef Aron, Terkehire. TISIIMR-AIIMAILAIL-Peb 11. a Aekbarton. Devoashlre, by the, tee. T. Mltees. the an. J. 11 Haim Incumbent of Itresenford., Clerneall eider ems er 1.0. !tier See., of Ursa Tarorruar, to` tMem, emir ebild of the We I. Abrehema, Jon, Eft., ot, debburtaa. DEATHS. Wieraggellemmis rniggi. we rereirl , g dougb.l tat of the Ime SILL —tett 9. et =. lil at...boh. Nue et Mr. W. Bull, late oi l liglggirm. aged C./MIL—VWII, Z. C. E. , el tate Wallusgtoe•road, et Jolt - Mg* Wei Dlftithit. —Vox 11, at Ibtaala.viem. aireew. Umpire. le wee.. yaw* of T. Ilmgmid, r y., agml three years orwrimge. -Yr\ 11 . M How'Jts '.etreet, Fltsroy.rqutre, B. G odr,l Meo.. seed , 11. lieltilMjlGM.—Yrb It. at Orford. Margaret, only cleaghtor of thr lee. M. Mantlagics„ MU., Pima* or lermamore G.Legr, aprl 11. THE NATIONAL MEDICINE PARR'S LIFE PILLS• WHICH ARE TO HZ THE ETAT MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. It is a fart beyond dis P' de that most of the diseases with which the human race is afflicted is the result of a disordered state of the blood. To remedy this, the occasional use of PARR'S LIFE PILLS should he had reconrio to , and sickness prevented as well as cured. In their operation, t 5 icy go direct to the disease. After you have taken six or twelve pills, you will experience their gnarl' e ff ec t ; the disease upon you will become less and less by every dose yon take ; an d if you will Peraevomt in regularly taking three pills every day, your disease will speedily be removed from the system. Ia WoaMatzo Chapel tea Eras plate COCeramorative of Old Parr. thus inscribed The old, old, very old man, Thomas Parr, was born In tb a G:yn, in the tone:3llU. of Winningt irilbin the eh:kale, 01 Great Witham*" and parish of Athernory, to the orunty of Salop, In the year of ear for 1 i 493. Ile heed in rise reigns of ten Kings and (jamas of Englitad. • • • • Vied the 13M, and was buried in Wamminster Abh. y, Nov. 13, 1613, aged 13: year. and 9 months •' (Sec his •• Life and Timm.," to be had gratis Mall meats.) Purchaser, are reatmenteal to observe that the I ...intik at the Proprietors armature, „ T. itusurre ani C 0... Crum-mart, Pleet-etreee. Lend.. Is printed on the dtretinn wrapped roved rob has, erhbont which eon -re demure. bold by E. Mtwara*, 67, 14. Nora mu". yard Barclay and Am" Pantheon:Atm" Saturn and Co. Bow Chnictiyarn, Lemon;Mottembead and Co, Manchester : and K. khhee and Om, Edinburgh; and retailed y at Mast um agent in every town in the United Kingdom, and by most respectable dealers la medicine. Prise In. lid, le. OIL, and Malty paints Ils. each. Pull directions an given with each boo. rIeitARLY TEETH. -ROWLANIYB ODOSTO. et PEARL Dasnealcs, a white pweder„ compounded of the en and most reeherehf ingrultenta of the Oriental lierhaL It eradiestee tartar from the teeth, removes qtr.* of incipient decay, polebvs .ad priers-ma the mum. 1, imparting the moat pure and pearl. Lk, whiteness, and girte manners and perfume to the Meath. Starry to by Its means eratthred fn.. the gums, and a healthy at and redness are Induced: an that the teeth (if tome) see thus , tee terra firm in these sockets. Its truly alma and fragrant area. and! mr ie properties have olitateed its Yenetion by the Queen, the Court, sad toe Soya! Pamir of Great Brits* and the Poremigia and Notnitty throughout Europe. Pert 2e. NI. prr Itix.—Gustn. The word. - goaNy.vivi t slur°. ere ~. the Lhel affixed on each box Sold by A. ROWLAND sad SONS, if, Ilattoa.garder, Undo& ; and h y all ahemiele sial perfumers. FIFTY THOUSAND CURES by DU BARRY'S REVALENTA AILABECA Twenty-1m yam' New wiesamm, Cometipation, Indigestion, sad Debt thy, which no medicine mold remora or 'ellen, bam bean 'Actually curV by DU BAIDIrD IMOD, in • very abort dmo.—W. R. Beeves, Pool Anty, Timms." wltlibt years' dymeepela, nerwonanew, lebtuty, with ermam, and WWII, bale rem ediandly removed by DU BARRY'S d= Food la • way Mott tiroe.—kne. John W. trlseeU, Rellmitca Rectary. Norfolk?' "Them pan' szasentre netwowneta, with palm In my neck ' and left arm, end avowal debility. hay been radically removed y DU BARRY'S Unaltladestoring Fuod.—Aleu. Stuart, Archdeacon al Rem. Skihheern."—Sold maim waft ball Instruction; nainhing Ida, at A. S r. ;& llb., at 4,6 ad..; Sib, at I Is.; 1110. , at 12a. [toper !razed quality. WIN, at 134.; alb.. at 11a.-111: bAHUT and , GI.. 11/, beer hod -Cm, 100 10 lad tdion :armada ;tee. s t La rat ‘ taw ~mor4m_ : • - • "3• 1 - •Li TIN UOVII IN WHIM OLD 'THOMAS ?AU WAS DORN AND LIVID. G RE,AT.h. to o f b. 4 1 (! b. 51 l for the hest devises for calico 0 , is 'eine, ofbred by • timeliest's Wise printer, are desired to communicate r wider immediately, se . to ooldll, 01 d. swipes. rise of frames. Ike" that final arranger - ate be wi brd ln. th . the It Yid zl . taim . iz e on o er f e r i zp w r it e• c t space for re , Meilian drawings conformable to the eeeditioas of this etre- ltbantob malty...ln' Ms patterns irrespective rather prizes, be melee then. CA toe the best art aisle three-coloured Wryer. Xto for the seeped ditto. X 3 for the third &to. Aod similar prize. for the bort, second, cad third lest four sad the eolour pat erno which funke up the PIIVII thus offered. i The patterns are no. to exceed 7 Inches la pint of sketch, nod ro c , second ,free.. to b. o... Awed by AMMO Their practirbility will le tree into e .noideration in the adjudicafirm. i School of Design, Membenter, Feb. 7.1351. 110 USE and ESTATE AGENCY.—Lute of Houses an I Apartments sent free by post, on application to Mr. OK REKNAHDY, bones and estate agent, sod auctioneer, 20, Jolus-etran, IRIS and LONDON.—The °HEAT Expo SITION.—IIEVRY BENNETT, Agent to the British Embassy, Nita, Customs sad Foreign Agent, 10, Mark-lase, FORWARDS and CLEARS RAGOAGF, PARCELS, and MERCHANDISE. execute. 40111ellidefIle, mercantile and private. and offers GRATIS to foreigners information conneetei. with the Exposition. HENRY BENNETT has established the "FOREIGNER'S PUR VEY and NEDIS my," for provisioning 30,000 "Weekly Fore gn Vioitors " g esch week, from May to September, and for regis tering Verge and spacious empty and furnished bowies, centrally @Bildt, for their accommodation, liberal terms for which can be made; end with contractors foe bed.. hirniture. soil Pury+Fan ,, ; engagements made with guides of known character, who regiaer. Na sharer whiles( r for registry and droner; oval in no connexion with any Condos bane. - T" --ARRIVAL of the FORFAIISHI KE.— This wwel has just salved from China, baying brought, Milt. potable, the . hoicea chops of the new tummies cong.h. We with to d•aw the aspect 61 notice of families. sod hotel-keepers to the unusual excellence of the above cargo, which we are selling at four shillings and four pence per pound. Also throng lull It mound eongou 3e. gd. to 4a. And peculiar choice .Ishim rouchong, at Is., Bel. to Sr. No. S. Ludga•andl. SIDNEY. WELLS. and MANDUELL. Fortin , " resident in soy part of the kingdom eon be supplied at the above prices, and the tea ear...fully packed In lead. The Chapala' overweight of two pounds on chest, containing alike., and of ow pound on halLchesta of about 40 iba., invariably allowed. No. P, Ludgate-MIL SIDNEY. WELLS. and MANDUELL. NICOLL'S REGISTERED PALETOT.— nds garment eiemplifica in itm characteristic. the velment es. seller.* sad moderate prices oboes Ted throughout Mears. NICOLL'S sitablishment, where UNE,' ior " E.V;;TNG or MORNING WEAR b itA aliutteq gore. IISISOKM4—SavaI, Military, and Diplomatic, present, MILSir department, the unusual skeet of fair prices for essh ; also HONE—Munictpul, Clerical, Mc., have separate rooms, and are placed on the muse fssiting with the above. BUY'S SG.—This io a new department, wherein provision is also made for the display of much elegance and ewno.v. THE CITY EtiTA MIASMA( ENT corresponds with ihe above, and is at 12, CORNIIILL, the entracte to the Shipping Department bong is Cbange-alley. NICOLL'S TOGA can be used either as a cloak Ow the shoulders or • wrapper for the knees; it is reandernl 6 and 7 Viet., cap. lid, and can he had in London only, of H. J. and I). NICOLL, MERCHANT CLOTHIERS. PALZIOI PATENTLLS, and MANUFACTURERS of (;LOTH. REGLNT4TREET kfrein :14 to Ile inclusive), and 22. OORNMILL. . . . Cti.i7li:4:—Many have amounted the use of the wont "Patetot.' but Memr.. Nicoll are the Pole patentee.. of the deelgn and material (in winter or rammer sutantanem) employed In the manufacture .1 thu inexpensive awl seatleman4 urtpleof comm.. ICI PAIILE FRANCAIS. HIER *MUCUS MAN DEUNCIL QUI SI MLA ITALIAEO. maul HAW ASE EL ESPANOL THE GRAND EXPOSITION of DRESS Eatahlabinent of SAMUEL, BROTHERS, BIER CHANT-TAILORS, OUTFITTERS, and wooLLF.N.intArtits, 'J2, LUDGATE...DILL, one door him the 1 )141 Bailey, liml me been known and famed throughout the great Metropolis and Kingdom. seam only hoi.i.e in which the bast article., the iinpar.dieled varieties, to,d the must assiduous attention, combined with style and economy, mold be moored, lie hew rooms afford tr e most sump•unue display in every variety of Salon', Meat at England Clo.hit, Beavers, Witneys, Kersey', Doe skins, Cam/mere., EngliM and Fott-ign Silks, Swim, Velum Re., ever collected in one evtahli.hment. NOVEL AhD EtX/NOMICA I. METHOD OF SELECTING YOUR CLOUTING. SAMUEL. BROTITERS' triolost .Salem .1 charging separately for malarial an ;making, which mu given such wususidied aslasfscuon i will be continued no heretore. Material. Making and Com- Yards. Per yard Costs. Trimmings. ph te. Coat Vest 1 Do. Csasimere to, Gd. 0 4 14 Gs. Gil. U 10 7i !'sine id Trousers SI Do. do. 3s. cd. nl3 1 6s. 6d. 019 7 SUIT COMPLETE, £3 Ile. 24d. In the Ready-made Department everything that capital, taste, skill, and tbs knowlediie of the Ant markets can command. will be found. empurfirie Urns Coats from It 6 to .10 Saxony do. de Preen 03ats, 3s. extra. Paltry Doe r Tweed Trousers French style, fsney or Wok boys' and Youths" Suite 6 Drab Box Caps 4S 0 °somas or Business Cost, superfine cloth, ray cobsur lithivAing Vs • that at Mourning at Ave minutes' notice. £2 2s. Suitor Livery, £9 Its. PALETOTS, Sc. %way Uains cloth palm to...lerres, Sc., lined with silk, 21a. This mat an ne warn either as a frock or over cost. ?very New Material for Winter Over. Costa, nc • Pilot Coat% from 120.; Irish Frieze Wrappers, 31. z. ; saxony Goth Piletota, 21e. ; Drab n Drivinu Cosi, Co. ; the Wank, Coat, WHICH CAN 11V. WORN EITHER sIOE, Till GREATP:ST NOVELTY EVER PRODUCED, from 41s. to 115 u - We. to Oa . . Ladies' kikling ItaMta, Court Drowse, Naval and Military Uniforms, Livedie, ,40 per cent. lower than usually chart!, d for the same quality. Patties, tahlea of pries., plate of fashion% guide to pelf-measure ment, and rekedule fte the information of three requiring Naval, Military, or Emigrant.' Outflig, are rot to all parts of the kingdom has. SAMUEL, BKOTIIEtte, 29, Ludgate-hill. 1851 . The GREAT Wt) • ltElt of the DAY.— LOUIS ERA EN'S REGISTER CAP, No. 2,617, Jan. 4. One cap will St every head In Europe, aad its Asp° is aultabn foe every age; the infant's wilt also fit the eldest child. It is elegant as • lady's riding cap, and suited fur all gentlemanly exercises, and is an everlasting school cap. It is peculiar for i's C intrust in travelling ; and from its remarkable to nnes. is indispensable for the infant. It is made with or without the peak and in every material. Con lat had of all respectable hatters, busier, and or .pen in towns( country,hnd • at all wholesale houses in London. Pattern cards, with list of prices, sort to wholesale consumers pest free. —Apply to LOUIS SHAUN'S General Cap Warehouse, 66. Wood-street, Cheapish's, London. Good Hook wanted immedLitely. AMIXWIBITION, 1851.—1 a the mighty exhibition what Lampe will gain the guest It le not well to prejudge °pintos, but the beet are CLARK'S LAMPIS frit certain. Leery one should buy Clark's Lamps, and bay none other. The lamps woolly solo are a eentinual traible, sad gin a puny light at most. Cloth's Diamond Lamp to th e best for general use, beat team trouble, mat semiornieel, and the most simple. Clark's Pearl Caudle Lamp rupersedes all other eani'le lamps. Ali who want good lamps will be sure to all at 447, &rind, for they cannot boy good lamps elsewhere. —Met ro politan Light Company, 447, Strand, neat door to the Electric Telegraph Com any—N,B, tag are that ewhis Lamp. are *old ti you. This caution is given to prevent lamps being purchased which are imposed upon the public as the Diamond Lamp, ae• ••• - r k„ frot ii, , ......„ . , ,•..,.7, . ..._ ziir..,-.-....,.:r-, : i .. . ;77.4 4.. ii:2 4.4it 1 i",.. ;, . AiIA A S S SII . A ID 10 , . _ . __ GREAT EXHIBITION. - JAMES HETLEY t Co , beg reepectfnly to Worm &Whines that they are pre. pored lo furniah Minutes for the safe 4rlivery anti axing of every deaeriptlon of °LA.% CASES or BLOWN SHADES, on receipt of pentane" adduced to 35, Sohn-square, London. FENDERS, STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS.— Buyers of the above are requested, before finally deciding, to visit WILLIAM S. BURTON'S SHOW-ROOMS. 39, OXFORD STREET (corner of Newman-street), and No. 1, NEWMAN.SIREET. They are the largest in the world, and contain .uch as wart meet of FENDERS, STOVES, RANGES, VIRE-IRONS, and GENE RAL IRONMONGERY m cannot be approorbal elomeltere, either for variety, novelty, beady of demo, or exqui.iteare of work manohip, while the prices are on that low wale for which his arts. nlishment boa been celebestalfor more than a quarter of a century. Bright stoves, with bronzed ornaments and two set. of bars, Si Its. tea:3 10s; ditto with ormolu ornaments and two sets of bars, £3 105. lo£l3 II.; bronzed fenders complete, with standards, from 7e. to £3; steel fenders, from f I3s. to LS; ditto, with rich ormolu orna ments, from £3 13s. to ICT 7..; fire-irons, from 1.. 9d. the set to .£4 in Sylvester and all other patent stoves with radiating hearth plates. CUTLERY, WARRANTED.—The most varied eamortment of TABLE CUTLERY In the world, all warranted, Is aways fellow at WILLIAM 8. BU RTONM, et pricee that are remune rative only became of the largeness. of the melee. 3.-inch ivory-bandied table balms, with high shoulders, las. per down; demean, to match, if to balance, Is. per tinsel. extra; carvers, 3s. 64. per pair ; larger daes, in enact mnportion, to 355. per dosen; if extra line, with aim ferrules, from 3M.; white bone table knives, from M. per doses; desserts, 41. ,• wavers, 2s. per par; black born table knives from Cu per down ; drmerts, to.; carvers, 2s. nth ; table steels., from Is. sash. The largest stock of plated dessert knives and forks, in cases aadotlase wise, and of the new plated 04 carvers, in existence. Ale a large • asertment of razors, penknives, scismrs, Ac., of the best quality. • Detailed Catalogues, with engraving. of every Ironmongery article, seat (per pat) hoc WILLIAM S. BURTON'S stack of GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY is literally the largest in the world, and BA it. lan guage can be employed to give a correct Idea of its variety and extent, purehasers are Invited to cell and inspect it. The money returned for every article not approved af.-99, OEM, tROSTREET (corner of Newmanatreet). and No. I, NEWMAN-STREET, Landon.—Eta. Wished in Wellnntrenti IBM T HE BANK of ENGLAND SEALING WAX, Manufactured orly by HYDE and CO., FLEETATREVT, LONDON, Wita maken to the Government, is the finest Wax it is possible to make. unequalled for the brilianey of it. colour, strength of body, and fragrance decent. To wevent imposition. see that each stick is stamped " Mink eft ngland War, Hyde, London." HYDE'S "INDI s WAX," as supplied to her Makity's colonies, pureeing peculiar propei ties, ant affords the only security for cur respondence to or from hot climates. "HYDE., MANIFOLD LEE'fER WRITFIt " (used in Aar Ma - may's Gotorsmi-offies) ia simple, porlebr, and effective; 7s. ed., upwards. Manufactory, 11, fleet-stmt, London; and *old by all musts', stationers. PATENT GALVANIZED IRON. In sheets, plain or corrugated; rain water and gas tubing; guttera, wmuebt nr cat; wire, ut all sizes; trooping, nails, chains, Irei., ha Apply to TUPPER AND CARR, Owners of Craitrurd's Patriots, and successors to VIZ GALVANIZED IRON COMPANY. WOW Mlllwall, Poplar London, Broad-street and Berkley ;thick Birminahara. LONDON OVPICE, 3, MANSION-IiOU3A-PLACE. N.B.—Every description r.firon work galrantred, and sheets corru gated in London or birmingham. An allowance made to the trade. CHEAP, Lirmr, sad DURABLE ROOFINO, CROGIGuN'S PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING FELT has been extensively wed, and proaminced cadent, and particularly applicable for warm climates. let. It is a non-conductor. ia hol.carr iage. It is portable, being pssked in rolls, ani Min liable to damage Srd. It &Sets a oaring of half the timber usually required. 4th. It can be easily applied by any unpractised person. sth. From its liatanvo, wriithmg only about 421bs. to the square of 100 Ike, the cost of earrime is small. INODOROUS YELL tor damp walls and for damp floors, wider impels and floor cloths. Puce Uri Passe Pct %VA RR Poor. Caniat,l and Cu.'s PAtEYP FELTED Mir-STAMM for Caver n* ships' banana, etc., and LILT HAI.. FELT, fur covert.* steam-boilers. Ores. &s., pre venting the radiation of best, and raving 21 per coat of fuel. temples telobaunials, and fult tartrwArres, on application to CitliGGON and Co, 2, Wows-hill, loacts. AtiTUMA. AND INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION AUK WECTUALLI CURED BY KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.- During a period of more than forty years this valuable medicine has triumphantly boons the severest teat of public opinion, and upon that round basis alone It has gradually hut surely wan its way to pre-eminence, until it is now union illy acknowledged to be the most effectual, safe, and .reedy remedy ever offered to the world for that loge class (defames which affees the Pulmonary Organ.. RCATINO'S COUGH LOZKNO , Y4 have been proved by Img et. penence to be equally efficacious and prnerful in tome severer t,ems of Pulmonic Alfeetiena —Asthma. Incipient Cenaumption, Chronic' Broyhill., and dpainnudie (lunch ; as, in the milder, but often not leas treu'ilesome, Mame, rs of the Throat zed Chest, Winter Cough, Marlene., Diftteulty of Breathing, and Irritation of the Threat, Re. Their entlre freedom from all dvlcterious ingredients and opiates, whilst it renders Brating's Cough ',senores a ore remedy for the most delicate female or yo ingest child, has owed them to be held in the highest esteem by Public Speakers, Clergymen, and Professional Singer,. but, perhaps, the high approval which is bestowed upon these Leonel.s by some of the 111 , 01 t eminent of the Fatuity, is the beet and moot convincing guarantee of their safety, enemy, and purity. Prepared and sold in hum Is. t Id. ; not Cm, 2s. 9d., 4e.6d., and 10e. 6d. each, by THOMA 9 KEATING', Chemist, Re., No. 79, tit. Paursdhurchyard, London. Bold retail by all Druggiata and Patient Medicine Tenders in the kingdom. N.B.—To prevent spurious imitation., please to observe that the wards, " liesting's Cough Lozenges" are engraved on the Goers melt stamp of each boa. IMPORTANT TEBTIIIIONIA L. erns or A 111141114 vie areas:. 'RAU . ersernee. ...... Caine:row% 'tear Stroud, Gloucestershire. Marsh 20, 1130. Sir,—lladag been troubled with asthma for several years, I could find no relief fries any medi•.ine whatever, until I was induced, about two yeses ago, to try a box of your Leong.% and found suet relief from them that lam deb rroined for the future never to be without a box of them io the house, and wall do all in my power to rep:remand them to my friends. . . . If you consider the above testimonial of any *dealings, you an quite et lib,rty to make what use of it you please.—l am, sir, your most obliged servant, W. I. MUM. Thomas Keating, Elq., 7 9, St. Paul's-churchyard. H ILO -wanes aad debility. of four years' ...meg. Eatract of • letter from lir. William Smith, of No. 2, Little Thomsiestreet, Gibeonwtreet, Lambeth, dated December 12, 11819.—" To Profewor liolloway.—Sir,—l beg to inform yon that for nearly five years I hardly knew what it was to Dave • day's health, suffering from extreme weak. tom and debility, with constant nervous besdasheo. 10 91 liwa. and stamens of the stomach, together with a great depremion of spirits. I need to think that nothing could benefit met et I had been to many Dienes, men. some of whom, aft, doing all that was in their power, Informed me tha• they considered that I had some apinal eom. plidnbeyond the reach of cure, together with • very disordered slate of the stomach end liver, making my ease no comp!icated that nothing MU be dams for me. One day, helng nnuonally ill, and in a *old state, I raw your pills advertised, arid resolved to give them • trial, more perhaps from curiosity then wi'h • hope of being cured, beweverer I soon found myeaU better by wiring them, and no I went on persevering to their one for ids month', when I am happy to my they effected a perfoct cure. (Signed) " WILLIAM lIMITIT " (frequently called EDWARD)." Sold at the entsblitthinent of Pn,few r ituLLoWit9, 241, Strand (near Temple Sae. London, and by mint all respectable druggists and &oleo in medicine throughout the civilised world, at the fllow• log prices-la. lid., - s. 9d., ie. M. Ile, Us., and Us. sub boa, There to a considerable •airiag by Wel g the komper slow. street, Yansion•boure. Pat.blishrd 11120. N,H. Nme ate genuine except stamped with Ms name and address. J. B. limbs. gran. a sew method 44 tapping cook% Iwamoto% to Printed and habilabed by Amer.& Kr- o Haus% of No. S. _ MAIM all Nis, awe it, and mg lies wholes ,le and retail his NEW street, in the City at Load. w, Printer, at the 016 oh In Unbar& INVENTED TAP WRAPPERS (to supersede the bungling ns.hod street, in the Precinct ut hua:cors.- tiaTo‘nair,JhuniaanT lf e at aging papa), at ed. and la. per packet lit, trade supplied. 1111. AELOW'S NEW IN- „t• . ..-„,_:....--) VEX I ED SELF-ACTING SYPHON I i S,,i RAP. REQUIRES NO VENT-PEG !! i Prevents al,, beer, cider, or other liquor. B. 0 ,, . from hoc 10111111 fist or acid so effectually It S et.— . 1 that the last pint shall be drawn *stood as w:- . A t - t 9 l iy,lii, \= •—.7 4 "Or ', 7 -- - . i ill "•-• ------. i a t . ) the ant; warranted to repay its cost la i i . 1 ir i two coke of ale; price 4s. 6d., or sent free to any part of England (if two are Laken) at 3s. bd. each ; ditto electrapish d 1 11 for sherry, he., as. Ga. 4 r The above engranng will explain its action. vi hen the loose key is fitted on B. 1" • the top of the nlue: (which has a hole op- • g 1 1 portte the sir-tube II J., milli Lent Air ruffles P through it into the task to cause the liquor I to run off freely; when the kip la turned off no more air COI enter. JAMEY BARLOW, lA, King William. ,Wiry • ' • jr . ' 77 1111. 1: " GI; AI '`• Mb. * r 4- %-- I )' - •- ilo c e I 1. ,1 I t 4 • • ' • :„- A ' - ;- = -;li b ''-^ '' 5 ,.,!• 1 3,,,,,; i,i ' rEALTH WHERE 'TIS SOUGHT.—HOLI L WAY'S PILLS.—Cure 0 , 1 • efoo of wookrteos oolilebillt Ready for publication nn the 91st of March. NATIONAL I L LUS TR ATE!) LIBRARY, IY M'INTIILY VoLtnißS; Ewen to contain Three IfLicidnd and Twenty Page!, and Silty • F.N.rasings. PRICE LIALF-A-CROWN.—BE tUTIFULLY RUGS U. TO THE READ'S° PUBLIC. 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They will neverebange colour or dicey. unit *AI be found very supo. ries to any teeth escr betore u.ed. This methnd lbws not require the extrenti aof root& or ru:y 'sinful operation. and will rapport .11 preserve tenth that are brine. and i. gu uAnteetl ei restore articulati,na and mastication. Toot Mr. lios'ard's improvements may be within the reach at the mune ecionieniaal. be ha. tiled his charge. et the lowest eeale ponstl3l-. Iketed teeth rentlcrul • nand and useful in soseUcation.-42, Vieet-street. At borne trout In till h. CURE of SEVEN YEARS' COUGH this wrek by Dr. LOCoCK*B PULMONIC WATEIDL—Front the Rev, (horny Dawson, Pneiltwee M.thuttint Mit later. Peel, bile of Man, January 29, 18 My wife bating been aftltetril with n arvere rough for PI Ten ye•ro lost pest, olunnw the hot .Pang w,ta hroutht to low that ner life wa. nil of, when triond recommen,.e.l her to try Dr. 'Adak'. Putrnosie tt airre. she did eoq and the bentht she derived from them wa. truly =seine She waa, after satins a few bole., slam ahlr to attend to her dont-tie duties. I think It wot.ld be a great blowout to thrall/Merl to our Wend were they ad vertised here, thee aprear not to he known.—Yours, lies ., Ottowin Dawaos." Ur. benelie Water hare a ple.taant taste Prier IS. 1 2a. Yd, tad Ile. per on. Soli tool! tne•lieine vender,. Alen, I d /r . : WCOtK'S PEIIALE WAFERS, t e beat methono for females. Full directions are styes with every hoz. All pdla under similar names are easter:Ott PAINS in the BACK, ()ravel, Lumbago, Rben matinn, Gout, Indigestion, Stricture, kc.—Dr. 14009'S RhNAL PILLS, an their name 4 .ltenni" (or the kid ney.) indicates. are • certein cure for the above dangerous com plaints and divans* of the urinary organs generaly, resulting from imprudence or otherwb e, which, if neglected, frequently end in rtono in the bladder and o lingering death. By their salutary action on acidity of the stomach, they correct bile taut indigestion, purify and promote the renal waretlons, thereby protecting tic formation of atone, and ridable-bins for lite the hea thy , tootioott of aU there organs. May be ohtsined through all medicine weeders, at In. ltd.. 2a. 9d., ie. dd. and Go. per boo ; or, .hould any dint. Idly occur, they will he sent free on rree, k t of to price pOetage aampo. by Dr. DO Mon, 35, Ely-phice, Holborn-hill, Lndon, who may be consulted daily, (rant 10 tiU 1, and 4 till a (Sunday excepted). unlera by previous arranterment.—Advlce with nicalicane, XL—Patients corresponded wi.h till cured. `O . . . • Mina. A !AIM MEDICINE FRANK S'S SIEdOIETAWULE.—A form of medicine at once sale, sure, closed?. and plement to those who object to fluid n.edieines. and rutted tithe convenience of persons trs. ve limp, vir,tie,r, or ...mined in lustre.; emacislly applicable to twirled wrcretions, dc., o nmonly I,llefl dlechargen Prepared only by ti EURO Y. PltA:4 Somme, at his Laboratory, Illackfri,rwried, where they may be bad, and of all medicine vendors, in buxom at 2s. 9.1. and 4,6 d. each, or sent free by post at 3a. and s. each. Of whom, ..Jo, may be had, in bottles, at 2a. ed., 4. and I Is. each, ..... FItINIC4'S SPECIFIC SOLID 1 lON. DR. S. P. TOWNSENDS'S Great Britain 1919. 1839. UNITED] STATES SARSAPARILLA.: Thin celebrated American ernlicine hem now been catabliabWM nearly two yews in DO. country, at US, STRAND, LONDON, and la the ohlent preparation known by the name of TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA in Europe and America. The great advantage which this preparation has over all teller. of a like character I. that it in mode trout the n of In • new and freak state, while all the virtues remain, and in she) wade be cold alertholic promo. which secures the medicine% qualities in their pored and nip 4 effective form; thus paper* ding all the general hut inetheivat methods which arc adopted by the uae of heat. There in MI extract In the world pommeing As much virtue to heel dimmer, and en invigorating to the weak and debilitated system, thus sweeping out ud the body all disease. Every man who hat anal it once will ever after be its friend nod advocate. DAVID W. 110 WY., general agent, 155, Strand (neat door to the Royal Lyceum Theatre). Pinta, 4e. W. ; quarto, 61. Uslt.dozen quays sent free, by sending Post-oar order. 'v - i ii e 7 i *474(...... J