The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-22 00:00:00

sP:d'ER -4 40 11)4 A irr Itt!I rt L 4 ssa max 4 !I! A*o - >' [TWOPENCE LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 22, 1863. [Stamped, ld. AdditkmaL] _. ...us- ---.... I ~.„,e,o e ssP- 1 --s-a.s.i• er ,-, - -- 1 - • Na 5,288.] UTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope I ' CA.fi aaraa—sraam COMMUNICATION between LON. D iet and I' DIA by the magnificent Fleet of Steamers belonging i „, the Lot India and London Shipping Company fLingendi, „Arcanum clipper auxiliary steamaldp MAURITIUS, 5,136 I to , tho.nore power,.l. THORNHILL. Commander, now loading the ViNorls .London) Docks, will leave on 15th August, embark- I t e athengers st and leaving Gravesend on Mth August, tor thl. I r ok ailing at the Cape sit Good Hope and Madras. This mogul. 1 mye tthip,liulltespressly for the India trade, has been thoroughly I retool. has Met-rate accommodation tor paseengers, and will ~,Ty .. experienced surgeon ; also a stewardesa The average I ~,the of these steamers hae been 71 days to Madras, alum of ),, e ,, maki lineng the shortest pansies outward. I 1 Th e will be continued on the 20 th of each succeeding . • , t enth with the strictest punctuality, by;one of this Company's 1 magnificent tied of auxiliary screw steam Mina }'or freight or gauge apply to ORI MOUT and Co.. 55, Par. I lisinent-sumt, OW. ; the brokers, ALFRED BRETT and Co., . 1 150, Loatenhell-street,or at the Offices ot the Company, ' 9 . nthcfm-lanc, London, LC. : where also applications foe 1 appointments as midairpmen in this service should he made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. ' Fad India and London Shipping Company (Limited), 9, Minting-lane, LC. 1 --------_ niVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE i J 1./ of PACKET MI I P.—For SYDNEY Direct (to mall from the . i Oa punctually on the 25th August, calling at Plymoath to em bed let September., the well-known frigate-built thth C'.o DUNBAR, A 1 for IS years, 1,374 tone redder, ' i „1.E13 & SW ANSON. Commander: lying In the Beat India Docks. This ship, built eipressly for the Sydney trade, has been fitted with the greatest care and consideration for the comfort ; =rs : her cabins are lofty and airy. She can accommo ::lneermeniates, and will carry an experienced on _Foe saran of freight or peonage apply to Captain SWANSON, re board: to OELLATLY. HANK KY, and SEWELL. 27, Leaden- ) MU-street . or to DEVITT and MOORE. 9, Billiterotrest. INSVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE I , ' j.." of PACKET SHIP.—For ADELAIDE Direct (to mil macs tuition the 4th August. last shipping day Ist Asst), the well born British built clipper barque IRENE, A 1, 700 tons, DAVID BRUCE, Commander ; lying in the London Docks. Ibis . favourite venal. regeleirly employed in the Adelaide trade, is well known for her tudform passages and comlortabie accoramos dodos for cabin paemagers, and will carry so experiemoed sarmon—For teems of freight or passage aWy to Mews. Pgraa TINDALL. DEVITT and OOR& No. RILZY, an 9, dßlillit C... er- 17, str Oest. remchurch-street ; or le M , DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct (will have terediste despatch). the splendid clipper stiffs PERCY, A 1, 919 tons reg i s ter ; RICHARD WRANIMOR& Commander ; wing in the East India Docks. ThM regular trader has a specious end elegant poop, and affords an excellent opportunity for Ird-class passengers: has great height in the 'Preen decks for the accommodation of bounty ticket and other intermediate VATd —For freight or passage apply to the owner', Meads. IDSO if BROTHERS and C0.,17,111t, Belen'oplace, Bishops pthetrest ; or to DEVITT and MOOR& 9, BiMterotreet. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Diesel (will have pick despatch). the well-known clipper ship HARROWBY, A 1, so tom register, WILLIAM STORIE, Commander; London Untie moo regular trader has Bret-rate accommodation for eidd cabin paosengen, and, hay s iii L st arrived In 83 days, she dos a deniable opportunity to Foe fr eight or pangs a* to Mews. STZPHRN KRNN and Co., Ausginh; or • le WIT and MOOR& 9, Bliliter4Mest. DE:;rTT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE if ' PACKET SHIP.—For LAI7NCESTON Direct (has a pmt pent of her cargo enga and will have quick despatch), he well known clipper ship DU ged, NORLAN, redder Al, SOD tons, W.I. BARWOOD, Commander: lying in the Wert India Dock. TIM dip, so favourably known in the trade, has &strata ac ammodation for chid cabin paseengera—For tam of freight or manage applylsA, Si. Helen'oplace ; or to un? and MOOR& 9, Bllllterotreet. TISVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE EY of PACKET SHIP.—For LAUNCESTON Direct (a regular Doter, to follow the Dunorian. end will have Immediate de ouch', the well-knows oak-kullt clipper SATURNUS. 3-3da -= Al. register We tons, C. HAUSCHILD, Commander. This beau- Strut reset Ms established her reputation In the Made by her mid mass out sad presents a favourable opportu to eldppera— se For freight or purge apply to DEMI' and 11 nity 00&& 9, Billiterotred 11EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 1J of PACKET SHIP.—For PORTLAND BAY Direct (has a =agar' of her cargo engaged, and will have immediate ), the beautiful new clipper CRAIG ELLACHIE, A 1, Ul WIN register, CHARLES OGILVIR, Commander: loading to Ike London Docka This smart maal built at Sunderland dor special mosey In lad, is noted for her sailing qualities, and offers a ildirable opportunity to shippera—Yor terms of freight or peassge apply to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Billiter-at. and MOORE'S LINE of PACKETS. D..7I7I(TERBI:RY Direct (a regular trader, will have im mediate demail), the well-known fastosfling ship DERWENT WATER, A 112 years, 823 tons register, JOHN THOMSON, Com- Mudd% loading In the last India Docks. This regular trader has amesions and depot peep. and Words as excelied eppertentty Sur grog-class wanders; has peat height bathe 'tween decks for We accomodation ot second cabin yeasengers, and will carry a =if required : she is also noted in the trade for the sound of cargo—For freight or passage apply to the owners, Mums. RICHARDSON BROT ; .I'M and Co., 17. St. Helen a ightlahedegate-istreet .). to ORLLATLY, HANKEY, and No. 11, Leafignhallotreet ; or to Dityrrr sad MOORE, M llllMOrmeggest PERKY, for HOBART TOWN.—Last Ship ping Day, July 17.—This regular trader is mow fad Siting up, and shippers are requested to have del a y oods down at the lad India Docks, and ckared without Has one or two loofi cabins . still disendged.—Apply to DICVITP and MOOR& steest BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CUPP= PACKETS for AUST'RALLA Ors Leaded direct. Pmt QM. ifeamps. Dods. T. Is& •-•-••••-- MiIbOWINI .. leansought.... 5.500 IL India July 15 Melbourne .. hian tWO & India ; August 25 SOW Neville SYdney eineram !NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE CicurrA, calling at the Caro of Good Hope sljad adraa—srium COMMUNIC TION between lON. SOCIETY. DO and IN DIA by the usagniftcent Fleet of Steamers belonging The businees of the Company came& £70,000,000. India and London Shipping c 0.., (Limit e d), The duty paid to government forth, year 1202 was 886 002, and jy„Aranown clipper auxiliary steamaldp 31AtRITIIIL kiss the amount Insured on fanning stock, £10,006,332. sno .b oa ., power, J. TIIORNIIILL, Commander, now loading A bonus of throe-fifth, of the profit/A periodically made to Alps vie,,whe .Lon d w , ) Docks. win leave on 10th August, embark- parties insuring, who have thus, from time to time, received ~..wcarrs at and leaving Graveaend on 20th Aust, for tkl. sums amounting in the aggregate to 1.440,000; and the Society 7,7 0 '.. puha at the Cape f Good lope and Madras. Thu mogul . DOW hold. a large rescne applicable to a future bonus. dw idgp,liulltexpressly for the India trade, has been thoroughly The rates of premium are in no case higher than those charged rattled. has Mat-rate accommodation tor passengers, and will by the other principal °tikes making no returns to their M ew,. expe rienced surgeon ; also a stewardess. The average , .. re of thew steamers hu h e .. 71 days to ; For prospectuses apply at the Society's Ofects, Surrey-at:reel, ma king the shortest passages outward. Norwich end a Cream* New Bridge-street. Bisckftlars, The line will be continued on the 20th of each succeeding , L eath, with the strictest punctuality, byone of this Company's magnificent dent of auxiliary screw steam Mips. yor fr e ight or massage apply to IRS NDLAY and Co., 55, Far liament-streek ; the brokers, ALFRED BRETT and Co., 150 lawienhallatreet, LC. : or at the Offices ot the Company, Yorieglane, London. ; where also applications for a'spointosents as midakpmen in this service should he made. RICILUID DREW, Secretary. East India and London Shipping Company (Limited), 9, Mincing-lane, E.C. THE MARINE INVESTMENT COMPANY (Limited). Ineorporated with Lhottad Liabtlity order the Companies Act. Met . . Capital £2.00,000, In 2:0,000 - sham of £25 each, with power to Increase. _ _ _ A deposit of 10s. per share to he paid on application and tllos. on allotment. —.....--.. 7lrst issue, 4250,000, In 10,000 shares, of which only £l2 10s. per share is intended to be celled up. No wooed hone will take place until £l2 10e. per share has been called up on the trot issue. Cana not to exceed £2 10e. per sha e, at intervals of not leas than two months. Cs&Z.ll. W. MELLY, lit; Brother, Trinity Home, of the London Assurance, and late Director of the Harlem's Beg Company, Chairman. James Borman, Esq., Mews, 'fickle, Borman, and Co., Mer chants, IV, Lenderman street. Ambrose Damon, Esq., Messrs. New my, Carson, and Co., Oresham-home, Director of the West Airman Company. Henry Fox, Hsu.. Director of the London and Provincial Marine Sim Hall, jun, Marra. J. Hall, jun.. and Co., Moralism& and Shipowners, ' ow landoaAtreet, fenchurckstreet Robert Hewett. Esq., Messrs. Hewett Brothers, Merchants and Shipowners, Trisity.squve. William Ansatastue Jones, Faq., late Local Director ot the Anglo- Mexican Mint Company, Wilton Lodge, Croydon, Surrey. John Rogerson' Esq., Mears. J. Rogerson and Co., Merchants and Shipowners, Royal Exchange.buildings, and Newcastle-on ' Trite. Thomas Staunton, Esq., 11, Porchester-square, Hyde-park. Bowan:dm—Messrs. Dawes and Sons, 9, Angel-eour , frog mortal-Mao& Butane—London and County Bank, 21, Lombard-street ; the Agra and United Service Bank ;Limited), 27, Cannon-street. AVOlToll9.—Messrs. Edwards and Jamas. 18, King-street, Clteapalde. BrocußiwzßlA—Mesars. Froomßrothers, 20, Change-alley, Svammoit.--Captals Thomas Tribe. The Jerusalem, CoroMU. BWRIETART.—Kr. Thomas Sharer, 27, Leadenhall street. Temporary Mesa of the Company, Messrs. Edwards and James. 18. itinswiroet, Cheapside. ♦BB[D(ED PROSPECTUS. This Company 10711; purpose of granting tem porary loans and advances on eligible ships, and other marine property, hr way of mortgage or assignment on the vessels sad t bar freight, covered by policies of insurance, and on such other security as may be found desirable. Money will also be received on deposit for stated periods upon interek to be agreed, and will be employed in like manner with the capital, the uncalled por tion of which, and the property held on mortgage by the Com pany, will at all times afford ample security to depositors. It is well known that the badness of a shipowner, when pro part managed. lx extremely profitable; but the outlays being sometimes large, and occasionally required at short notim, temporary assistance is frequently of great benefit, even to wealthy owner.. The estimated tonnage of British vessels mortgaged is 5:4,000 tons, which, computed at a value of £lO per ton, yields a gross value of £4,666,100. Assuan* the advances to average but not to exceed one half the value, the sum advanced on mortgage would amount to £2, 1 78.000. It thus becomes apparent that a wide field exists for a well established company of this kind. In consequence of the tangible character of the 'activity offered, and of the margin of safety presented In loam on ships and property connected therewith, reinforced as It is, In the case of vessels, by the amount of freight, which sometimes equals the value of the ship, the Directors believe they are instilled In assuming that the Company will present a moat profitable channel for investment to shareholders, while depositors will find a safe and permanent security for the employment of capital at • good rate of Interest. Detailed prospectuses and forms of application for sharesmay be obtained of the Secretary, Broken, and Bankers, and the articles of association. by which the expenses of formation are limited to one onedifth per cent. on the capital. may be seen at the Solicitors or Broken', and at the offices of the Company. If no allotment of shares takes place the deposits will be re turned in full. The following extract is from the "Shipping and Mercantile Oasette" of July hi Re have long seen the necessity for the establishment of an Institution such as the Marine Investment Company, and anticipate from its operations snnetantial benefits to the shipping Wane; and • remunerative return to the capital employed. • • • The enterprise rests upon a solid foundation, and, if properly conducted, there is every reason to anticipate the most p eatroperly results to all concerned." TINY celebrated lined packets hare, by their punctuality and Meld panacea, ranted a world known repettation, and their peo nage' acconunodatJen to Unsurpassed by any meets Bloat.—For allpmtlealare respecting freight or pump to Australia apply to :AIM BAINES and Co., Liverpool • all Agents for the Black 801 l Liss. and T. Y. MACKAY and C 0... 1, Icadeuttalictreet, Landon, LC. FOR SYDNEY Direct (lost shipping clay mirages, the well-known British clipper ship VENETIA, 146 tons register. CLEMENT BOWEN, Commander; loading In &MEW India Docks. This splendid ship, built under the in enaction of the owners, has ant-rate accommodation for • few cab's Damengers and a limited number of second and third class ditto —For freight or passage, apply to GREEN. BOURBON, tied Co., 46 Fenchurclastreet, E.C. FOR PORT PHILLIP Direct (to follow the with quick despatch , . the superior first clam ship BENA RES. Et 4 tons per register, lying In the East India Dock; has every convenience for a limited number of chief cabin plawagers, and unrivalled accommodation In her magnificent twin decks for second and third class pamengen. —For freight or wage apply to GREEN, ROBINSON, end Co., 46, Tenchurch- West. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL RTRAK apoolitted by the Admiralty b ead between LIVERPOOL and NIW YORK, and be LIVEN POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax err other ports lo land and receive malls, goods, and passengers, the Boston *fps calling at Halifax to lend and recceve pumengere and her IfejeWys mails. The following or other reeves are axe Painted to sail bow Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the - ARARTA, for 1341f1TON, Saturday. July W. *CHINA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Aagert 1. • Taking passenters and good. for . ...WWI and Havana, to be branstarredat New York on looard the It N.S.S. Cordes. ASIA. for 303T0N. %aturday, August 8. Ramp money, including oteward's fee onot p orldmr, bat wttboat wine* or liquors :—To Halifax and Sodom, dile( colds, Elf : second cabin. Ll 6. To New York, Wet cabin. £56 : Nomad cabin, LlB. Freight to Halifax. Boston, sad New York, L 3 per ton, and 5 per cent. printage.—Apply to J. B. Foord, 52, Old kaidatreet London : J. M. Currie Havre, and 12. Place de la Boars, Park 767;;;c1 ........................ cod C. Meer, Queenotown ce D. sod C. Wiver, 8, Water- Irak IlverpeoL erzuLtos PASBAGZ BEDUCKD TOAIMGITINXILB (LS is.) LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and T ff i II .IIIIADILPRIA ernmsare COMPANY Intend des patching their full-powered Clyde-bent iron Screw Steent-ghtpe caning at Queenstown to embark paseengins and despetcbeg, se tailors: --- • FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YOWL crry OF MANCHE:ITM This Day, July 22. CITY OF OORK, Friday, July M. CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Jaly 29. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday. August 6. And weary Wednesday, sad every alternate Friday. Cabin purge lb, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the sccorn• lioilatiou. Forward passage 6 guineas, including aD previsions tooted. Parsnorers for Canada the United Aisles, and British Colombia booked through on very advantagiow tenna—Fcr farther particular, agg4 to WILLIAM INMAN. n. Wide' West, Liverpool; se to Mi'M aail WACKY, (11., Wog William- Moot thy. THE GREAT EASTERN for NEW YO . F i t i et REDUCED ?AREA, trill he despetehed from LIT OD WEDNESDAY, Ananet It Fares First Cahn, LSO to : Second_ Ca e, tl5: Intermediate, ,C 8 , Steerage. £5 Si. For *Wier seeds-eters apply to the GREAT SHIP COMPANY mrL ER The Albany, Liverpool, and 4, , or to RUMEN, OFFOR, and Co.. 116, Leadenhall *set, Loadon.—ler interrnediste and wito to SABEL and SEARLE, LiverpooL steerage passage apply pHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS dadateb the undortaeotteedd ardolers onmeers : la korrinumm and the RHIN/l, the zarAviza. b. the British sad Pardon &run Wharf WapolhaowaVaanday. at 11 L. lams :at b.. 10e awl 17e ed. Bebae Wel" eters sod a half. The PPENOOID, Thursday honing salt, tray 01 the Tower. Pare IL lure 11111303 r. tho BCH WALE; July tit, et 11 a.u. hewn ikantr o m cwa rsr u v_ It PI. NM tat er , the LONDON Joh 11, has 'ma at ea. MIL, and A. To ha Mowed bylt:= L A., Au. le - coninuoiN and OTOCKHOLV, the NCWSKY, about Jib , Pene, Da and St e 6 2.l l iitt l . pommies, al.. anis at MOW, Universal Gies. W or to =PPS, and PHILLIPPS, THE ORIENTAL HOTELS COMPANY (LbsrAted). Lucorporated under the Compurdes Act, lift, by which the liability of each Shareholder Is strictly limited to the amount of his therm Capital Z 2.50,000. In 2.5,000 shares of £lO exch. with power to increnee to One Million Merlin/ First issue. 12,500:trares.vrbereera poWoi will be reserved for India. Deposit. LI per share on application and LI on allotment. Cans not to exceed L 2 per share, with an interval of not less than three months between each can. nnnross. ' eirJOHN PETER GRANT, lEi — ., Cttirman, late Lieutenant Governor of Bengal. Colonel Anderson, C. 8., Dtrector of the Eastern Bengal Railway Company. George Constable, Esq., firm of Henderson and Constable, Can nooatreet, EC. Sir Frederick Conte, Bart., member of (110 Council of India. Colonel, anFrench, Chairman of the Bombay and Baroda Railway Comp, Colonel Ho y lland, Director of the Agra and United Service Bank. John Stirstart, Fug., Director of the Marine Insurance Company. John Robert Thomson, Rsq., Chairman of the London and South African Bank. _ . . . . . .TZes Henry Young, Eft., late of the Stengel Civil Service. •••---- AUDITOLS. T. B. Walker, Req., 21, Hanoveraquare : and A Shareholder to be elected at the ant General Meeting. BANNON IN LONDON. Th! Agra and [Jailed f74;r7oa 11;sald;alied). 27, Cannon.street, E.C7 The London and Cennty Bank, Biumeserequase. W. BANcrAS 11 Agin and United Service Beak (Limited). SolderSOLS.—Merin. Upton; Johnson, and Upton. SD, Anglin friars, EX 1310Xen.—Francis Burnand, Esq.. 78, Lombard-street, and IS and la, County-chambers, Corshill, KC. Brcarrize % pro tem).—Macdonald Yates, Esq. Temporary offices-3d, Cannon-street, KC., and 6, Parliament street, Westminster. The deficiency of hotel accommodation in India, China, and other places in the East to which Europeans now resort in large and annually increasing numbers, is a subject of general com plaint ; and it is evident that the development of the means of trantt by ocean and river steamers, an 1 by railways, which has been In rapid progress now for some years, must Imperfectly fulfil all its important objects, so far as European intercourse with the East is concerned, until tbia want is adequately supplied. In England, and on the Continent of Europe, It is now an ascertained fact that the joint-stock system may most sue cemfully be applied to the establishment of hotels of the nest clam. If this be so where good private hotels before existed in large numbers, there seems no reason to doubt that an equal degree of commercial success is attainable by the application of li capital, upon the same system, to the same object, In countries where, though the demand Is great and increasing, it may almost be said that good private hotels do not mist. In Calcutta a Joint Stock Company has lately purchased and undertaken the management of • hotel. and the prospects of the enterprise. as a commercial speculation, may be inferred from the very high premium at which their shares are quoted to the Calcutta • market—see Thum " July 17. the "En g lishman's Weekly Mau' of June Bth, 180, and " Indian Mall," via—L2S paid, present value Can ex dlv., equal to 70 per cent. mmlom, and the payment of a dividend of IS per cent. for the half-year ending 80th April last, equal to 20 per cent. per an num. Bombay offers a wide field for the establishment of a hotel of a first-class character. The early completion of vast lines of railway converging in the island of Bombay, and the more frequent steam communication between that port and Earom, which will soon take place, must very mio h increase the demand for such accommodation. The same may be said of Madre& _ _ _ Tit liThader these circumstances that the Oriental Hotels Com pany Limited). Is established, in the confident belief that the application n European capital to India In this form wW be not lee. profitable than useful. It is proposed, in the first instance, to supply the urgent requirements of Bombay and Pointde Oalte. There are other equally important place. which will naturally engage the early attention of the Company, such for example aa Madras, Riogapore, and Kunachee ; not to speak of many very important railway stations In the interior of India, where thee art now no hotel, at all, and where, at • comparatively small outlay, there Is a large field for profitable operations. The larger class of the Company's lintels will afford all the convenience. of the best European hotels, adapted to the climate, and to the habits of those for whom they are Intended ; in even the maned clam, {be health and comfort of the inmates will be carefully studied. It l, Intended to constitute local committees of management In each Presidency where hotels may be established. In the event of two-thirds of the first tune of shares not being subscribed for, no allotment will take place, and the deposits will be returned to the subscriber., without deduction. It is proposed to pay to Shareholders ft per cent. interest upon the capital as paid up, until the at dividend is declared. Prospectuses and forma of appliation for shammy be had on application to the bankers, the broker, or the secretary. PORlp OP To be rotalned by tM Hankers. THE OLIIINTAL HOTELS COMPANY (Limited). To the Directors of the Oriental Hotels Company (Limited). Oentlemeik—Having paid to the bankers of the above.nanied company the sum of 2 , I heri , by request that you win allot share. In the mid company, and 1 agree to accept such shares. or any smeller number that may be allotted to me, and to become • member of the company, and I authorise you to place my name on the register of members In respect of the alums to be allotted to me, and I agree to be bound by all the conditions and regulation. contained In the memorandum and articles of association of the company, in manner provided by TM Companies Act, 1802." Undertake to pity the Wanes Of say) of the daps& of L 2 pee gem on the shwa allotted to me within ten days after Milk* of allotment. and I. default thereof I authorise you to ended the allotment. and I wee that the deposit paid diall De ferlelted to the company. Dated this day of 11112. Name la tall Ara (If &IV) Business or prAssia• Place of businem Residence INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, WANSTEAD. NOTICE OF REMOVAL In consequence of the tatmedlate lateaden d the London. Chatham, and Dover Railway across Ladcate-hill, the committee Lave been compelled to REMOVE their OFFICES to 100. FLEET arassr where, from thle date, all communications are to be addraseedL—By order of the Committee. May 0, LW& BURY W. ORRIN. Cemetery. A few good WRITERS wanted, to ADDRESS MiVEIDPIIII, plainly end carefully. Apply at I. Igreter Hall, between 6, aad half-past 6, THIS (Wrclawl&Y) XVKNINO• THE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jermyn-street. Families and Gentlemen con be aroomsaodated with Apartments and Bedrooms in this Establishment at moderate eltarges.—THOMAlS DARE (from Simpers . % 10S, Undid) Pro prietor. Dinners provided for large sad mull parties. MARSHALL'S HUNGARIAN BRANDY, fa Pd. pa Bata C. copadar), of all realign. OAIITION.—COCKS'S Celebrated READING N../ BAUCH, for PLO. Game, Steaks, Boum Gravies. Hot and Cold Mama and unrivalled for general use, la sold by all respect able dealers in Sauces. It Is manufactured only by the sole broluietor, CHARLIE, COCKS o th e rs etreet. Beading, the 000=18am:a Warehouse. All are 'parlous Imitations. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STA.ND, • new _ER Invention, a admirably °catered that a tall bntt, se well m angler caan, try be imbed or tilted on It without labour or trouble. Its action Is so impalpable that the sedhneat of the most limpid gold bp no pesabOlty can be disturbed. Trice Oa, ISZ, 141.. to ant 4a, q and 18 gallon can BARLOVPS BKLF-AOTING SYPHON TAP. Do nont-pes r= 4. 47c0 non Mat bar or soar Irma Prim 4a. Mtn, ga—Apply dine to JAMB BARLOW, patentee, 14, Aliamatreet, lisostoa-Mae. Bee that Ids name and Ninon an on even article: all cannon notion tokinnlows. Iniprarlop path. Establahed 1890. GOLD REVIVER, le. 6d. per bottle •, Electro plating Silver, la. ZiMiblWed mon than al years, for rendering old gilt frames, and worn-off plated articles. new, by a single application.—POE SMITH, 281, &trend, W.C. • Deane, London-bridge : Berclay, Farringdooetreet Apple by. Sobo Bazaar: Kennedy, Pantheon • Cleaver, BS, Oxford - str eet Nunn. Hanipten, S.W.: }whoa, 9, Westland-row, Dublin. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE to any YAM of the BINGDOK. Drawing.room sates, °capita 125 0 0 DI ans.room sulks, °anoints Bedroom Enna, complete Warranted first clam. P. and B. 81Y7178, la, Odordetrest. Illustrated catalogues palls and post trot as appllealien. PIANO, 18 Guineas, cost 50 Six Months ago. Brilllant tone, tall nompam, bandana). ease, carved tram lap, repetition touch, metallic plate, all latest Improvements. Lade stool Included, The lady will allow one month's triaL— Apply at 12, Downham-read, A. doom from Bingaland-road. PAGE'S BRICK, Tile, and Pipe MACHINES, for hand, hone. or deem power, are the meet dmple and 'lndent extent.—Pull particulars and prices obtained of the makers, E. Pao and Co., Imarence Poontney-plece, Laurence Poontoey-lifiL manatheet, LC., where they any be seen to ma:radon deny. CaLITTION.—WATHEBBTON and BROGDEN recommend the public to bare the Carat Gold stated on the invoice--" Pine Gold and Pure Gold," r applied to Jewelry, t a delusion. WATHLBSTON and bROODENI GOLD Ctslefi, and all smilers manufactured by them, ere mold upon thts principle, and at the menufacturers' pram Manufectory, 16, flearletterreet, Carent.garden, W.C. rays made of cher' and fewellery tor la esaL—W.B. This 011181:ftlisrent Is closed st 6 la the evening, sad as Warder at 1. GIRII'LI?IrVII . DRICS. (ZENTLZIKEWare inZeilte tweet the NEW VI STOCK at WALKING and OVERCOATS, kept for In spoodon or We, et HAMILTON mid KIILITONIL Tal, 105, Strand, omens et HAS LADIES' NEW SEASIDE SUITS, in all the New and most motel Materiels, from Ha M, complete. BARRY end CRISP. RIIIIOVLD from 211 to lie, Regent street, needy opposite Oondelastreet. WARM WEATHER.-RIMMEL'S TOILET VINEGAR will be found a perfect turnip at this time of the year as a reviving scent for the handkerchief and a re freshing adjunct to the toilet or bath. Price la, Ya. &L, sad Is. Sold by all perfumers and chemists and by the motel= R. RI tan', Perfumer by a pointment to H.R.H. of Wales, 96, Strand. U, CosnhN, and Crystal Palace. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLIL—The graded and most awful Invention et the day, AQUA AItAItELLL KOMI. JOHN 000NV,L sad Co., Three Kinveowt, Lombard street, perfume's to her Majesig, respectfully offer to the public this truly marvellous fl uid, which gradually restores the human hair to Its pristine bue—no matter at what age. The Aqua Anutrella has none of the properties of dyes; It, on the contrary, la beneficial to the system, and when the hair Is once restored one application per month will keep It In perfect colour. Moe one guinea per bottle. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction. and to health and longevity by the proper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or PEARL DRNTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental Ingredients, I. of inestimable value In press end beautifying the teeth. strengthening the puma, and In 'ring a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar the teeth, removes spots of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its invaluable pro perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the aristo cracy of Swope. sod It is universally in high repute. Price 2a. Pd. per box. Sold at SO, Ratton.gsrden, and by Chemists and Perfumers. Aak for "Rowlands' Odooto." GREY HAIR.-CLEVELAND'S WALNUT POMADE will change grey hair to the original colour, darken red or light hair, prevent its falling off, and greatly im r7ove Its appearance. Price la. td., 2a. 6d., and M. 4d. ; &sample pod 24 stamps.—Depot, 56, Ooweretreet, liedfordeenare, W.C., and all chemise; and perfumed. Caution.—There an worthless Imitations of this article, therefore ask for "Cleveland's Walnut Pomade.' lidabliabed 1440. KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY ING POWDER, for which a prize medal was awarded to the producer at the International iihibitlon, 1882—Poultry, Dunk and Plants are effectually freed from Sem and ail other vermin with which they are Infested, by the Munro powder, which is quite harmless to animal life. The Farmer. the Gar. dener, or the Sportsman, will therefore find it invaluable. Bugs, cockroaches, beetles, moths in furs, and every other species of Insect are also Instantly destroyed.--Hold in packets, is. and b. 6d. each. or pest free for 14. or treble sine for 96 pustarni stamps, by THOMAS KEATINO, chemist. 79, St. PanTechnrch. yard: London, EC.; retail by all druggists, de. Take notice, each penning packet beers the above name and address, NO CURE, NO PAY.-Dr. GOLDING BIRD, Physician to Guy's Hospital, states that it Is only to the mild continuous voltaic current that we most look fora out de velopment of curative influence. KERSHAW'S VOLTAIC FLEXIBLE BELT possesses this essential power, as proved by Its extraordinary cures in neuralgia. rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica, gout, tic dolmens, Indigestion, paralysis, nervous debi lity, asthma, spasmodic stricture, &c. It restores the pristine tone and vigour of the system. For most of those complaints the belt can be had on loan for a month and tested, free of charge : be. to IE4. each If kept. Testimonials confirming the shove sent free.—Depot, 11, Crookedlane, King Wiliam-street, City. GALVANIC and VOLTAIC BELTS, BANDS, dc.—PULVERMACHIRE RECENT PATENT. Price only Ss. 6d., superior in every respect but similar In principle In those offered elsewhere for lbs. Prices of real voltaic belts, bands, etc., the efficacy of which can be promptly tested by the most interesting experiments, • ry from is. to 18a.. according to the different degrees of galvanic currents required for the many diseases enumerated in the prospectus 'sent post free). These belts. bands, etc., now greatly improved, are the only flexible batteries In estMence, the extraordinary efficacy of which has elicited the praises of the late Dr. Oolding Bird (who mentions I different cures of epilepsy, paralysis. dc., In the " Lancet'!, of Dr. Russell Reynolds (Paralysis Agitanel, of Pie Charles Locock (Acute Neuralgia), of Dr. Pereira (Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, in his "Wisteria Medics," fourth edit.), of Dr. C. B. Ratcliffe (Epilepsy and Convulsions, of Dr. H. Lohb (Nervous Deafness, Oenenl Debility. Sciatica, Lumbago, and Indigestion), and of Dr. Heed (Consumption). In the .• Stethoscope.' Pamphlet, containing extracts of the above, with numerous other authenticated reports, and thousands of testimonials of cures, three stamps. Combined voltaic hands, for restoring exhausted vital energy, 30a. to 40a.: post free. Pocket batteries, for general medical practice, complete salth accessories, front Its. to We J. L. PULVERMACRERand Co. Old standing Galvanic Establishment, 73, Word-street, London. RIYS PURE FLUID MAGNESIA D IN M nr 2hee dubs' twenty-nu years, emphatically cute. Puled by the tuftsl prefeselon, and universally accepted by the public. as the best remedy for acidity of the stomach, heartburn, headache, gout, end indigestion, and u a mild ape tient for delicate constittinoes, mere especially for ladies and children. It is prepared, in a state of perfect parity and of uniform strength, by DINNEFORD and Co., 172. Nur Bond. street, London; sad meld by ell respectable chealeta thrush est *ovoid. TOZEAI3I3 COPAELINIC MEGS, sucoeaefully Ea tried le the Parte and tondos ender the care of Mews. A bler , Rimed. Lloyd. Poland. and lagres Clint (nmet, 6th Yor., 1862), elects a care in as averagr of el: elms, eight, In recent or chronic Musson—ft 6d. per bottle, by pm* ALM.. at C. losomea. Preach chemist, 40 Hayrimartot. LAndan. HAEVIEST TIME 18 NEAR. The date of the weather may be known by consulting THE USEFUL WEATHER GUIDE (lnet publieted) For Fumes. Gardeners. Salon, ttc. One dozen coplea sent free by post on receipt of two penny stamps addrmeed to T. Roberta and Co., S Crane-owl. Meet- Meet, London. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIA MINT. —Yesterday. in 0011111thie• of the Lords. the bill for the Scottish Central. North bails, and Dundee end Arbroath Arealpmation wee passed with some amendments is ooseexion with the damns. Dm UM pained in the Com move were those for the Northembarlead antral Railway, et. Ives and West Cornwell Junction, Dundalk end Grermore, sad Irish North Walton Railways. FROM LAST NTGHTB GAZETTE. [woo or @outwore orio 113112111 rArriourrie r• BC • mum= AT TIC 0/7101 OF TIC OHM ILTOISTIAA, COURT OF GPM. lOW PLR, Natihmeheriand sheet New-rcod, and Strand, wig maker, to surresidar Annual 4, a* it unman WOODWARD, widow, Bedell schoolmistress, August 4, at IL AnAlinta Elias WooD, spinster, Bedelifferoad, West Bramp ton, kaigint i tus A e keeper, August 4, at 12. CILUILO2I2II BMW, widow, Brookatreet, Bond-street, August 4, at 1. Jo® JOMMOn, Brick-lane, Spitalffelds, carpenter, Aug. tat 1. Joan TOlLTN,Sheerness, late publican, August 4, at 12 WILLIAB Aeotisrus Putties, trildernsesrow, ClerkersWoll. pewterer, August 4, at 12. PATIUMI CMGs, Bermondsey-st, Southwark, tailor, Aug. 4, at 12 Joni 8111121.4 Nieholas.lane, City Iron seerenrut, Aug. 4, sLL csualas Kura, Gravesend, late firmer, Augni at 1. WILLIAM Orr, York-pl., Walworth.rd., plumber, August 4, at 2. CIAItLIS 0001 int, Hurstplerpoint, Sussex, retired colonel of the Indian Purees, August 4, at 2. Gwen 271Anni.sr, Camden-row, Camden-town, coffeehouse keeper, Auguste, at 11. 1110114 RD lona, Newington-place, Stoke Newington, late licensed yletealm, Almost 4, at 1, GIBOKOZ ODUIT, Bothernsldetreet, lallu&o, August 4, at L Grows SAIIDINID LITIO2I, Cornwall-pLa, Holloway, wine gauger, Auguste, et I. WiLtiAn Menke YOAL2II, Battersea, horns dealer, Aug. 4, at It MATILDA ARlMOinte, spinster, St. Aun'estreet, Westminster, demsetio servant August 4, silt (211:111111411 Omni, St. Georgeotreet, St. Georgeoletbelast, asaamesiodgmg.bouse keeper, August 4, at 12. Joan Mien, Mom Groevenor-road, Stockwell, teacher of music, August 4, at 12. loam W AM LIMMIT, Cliftonetreet, Shepherd's-bush, Jour bricklayer, August 4, at It .101111 Bratitiun PRAIILLAND, Brunswick-drool, St Pencras, West Brompton, oilman, Ast Taoism Jimm ugust ies. 4. Wtl baker, Aurae 4dl. Fame= CASK }MANN Welbeek-street, Ca, Deptford, journeyman • geoa, August 4, at • ALFRED argaClM, Hareatreet, Bethusl.greeu, clothier, August 4, la i IMO WILLIAM RODUTS, Old ilrompton, cricket ground proprietor, August 4, at 2. JOHN Big FAHHIAHM, Rochester, 'oedema°, and Chatham, car rier. August 4, at 2. CHAILLHOWAN, Watling-4k, City, commission agent, Aug. 4, MIL JOHN Cum. Victoria-ter., itotherhlthe, baker, Aug. 4, at 2. InwArz Wiwi Roseau, King William-street, City, and Boa well-road, Middlesex, auctioneer, August 4, at 3. WILLUX Owns NAM., Wythall, near Alvechurch, Wore:eater shire, late hedatesd manufacturer, August 3, at IL Jmese HAUDIHR, Dudley, grocer, July 31, at it RICHARD AIXOLD, Yardle,. Worcestenh., farmer, Ang. 3, at 12. BUDYIL GOODARRI, len., Birmingham, baker, August 3, sal?. HOWELL REYNOLDS, Beath, Olamorganshira colliery proprietor, July 31 s e r l. A THOMAS *9, Bedwelty. Monmouthatdre, July 31, at 11. EDWARD Mu, Bath, oilman, July 31, at 11. DUNI DASD], Preston on Stour, Oloucestershire, baker, July 31, at 11. I EDWARD LOWMAN, Portiand,Dorsetah., horse keeper, Aug.7,a311. 1 JAN= &mum, Tawatock, Devonshire. miller, July al. at It JASON ROMs, Bradford, Yorkshire, cloth manuncturer, July $l, at 11. ANDINW CRoiNHAND, Kingston-uponliull, licensed victualler, August A, at 12. - WILLIAM TfloiUmr, Klngston.npon.Bull, Innkeeper, Aug.s, MIL Atlaelfr PMILsr llmmigS, Liverpool, COMMIIMOU merchant, August S, at IL Irsitrnicc HAYWooD, Blackpool, Lancashire, general dealer, August 3, at 11. RicitaaD DOWD, Poeltou.M.fylde, launch., butcher, Aug. 3, MIL JOHN KIRBY, Longsight, near Manchester, beer seller, J alp SI, at 11. CUISBINT BOOMILD, Barnard Castle, Durham, saddler, August Wlat 1 LLIAM , 84 ELLurr, South Shields, grocer, August 5. at 12. BWsMIB LZIOHLIT, Leeds, peorhion dealer, August IS, at 12. JOHN KISS, Leeds, matels maker, August 11. at It GlamOs BAILSr, Moulton, Lincolnshire, ketchup manufacturer, August 4, atlo7 ' &WAD ADDY, Sheffield. traveller, August 6, at 2. THOWaa Pikututa, Shuttord. tiklordali., baker, July 30, at 10. Alumni WILLIAM SHIELD!), Ipswich, accountant, Aug. 1, at 11. WILLIAM CO; Northampton, iurniture dealer, August 8, at 10. CRAM.= Lucke, Leckhampton, Giouceateniare, Mew mum, Aligns* 4, at IL JAW= Leek, IsaNLL, Sussex, farm labourer, July NI, at IL INWARD Hely Railings, wheelwright, Jut/ Z 4 at IL eAMDa Bikkii, Fenton, Sialtordsh., butcher, August 1, at 11. Punta Joan eaIaULL, Birmingham, machinist, Aug. 4, at 10. asaan Acium, Birmingham, late butcher, August 4, at 10. JOHN BENSON, Dation, Yorkshire, tine drawer, Auguste, at 10. JOHN Joint/Kw, Bradford, butcher, August 11, at 10e. /JARED Jesus*, Newent, Gloucestershire, her,. dealer, July 31, at 12. JOHN HotilllS, Aabby-de.laZouch, Leicestershire, late publican, August IL at 11. FREDERIC Levu', Restbromwich, surgeon, August 10, at 10. Houma) Mitaa, ITherston, Lancashire, newspaper proprietor, July 27, at 111. THOMAS DIMON, Dalton.in-Furness, Lanmahlre, blacksmith, July 37, at 116. CusAlgai DUAmt, Livel. tallow chandler, July 31, at 3. °Hamm LKwhil YlL.i, Hootle, Lancashire, late general dealer, July IL at S. Dien) Ukeigu., Pnlees, Hants, waterman, July 31, at 11. " " Joan Dernmah, Alverstoke, Hints. bressei, JO . ly yl, at U. Sarum. ANDIRWI, Southampton, Mb dealer, August 19., at 11. EDMUND Wigs, Beath Stoneham, Banta, innkeeper, Ang.12,M12. Globe. WllllOll DAT, Yortswood, Banta, bricklayer, August 12, at It Thos, DRUM DOOM fitourbridge, baker, August 7, at 10. WELLIANBIIIIIOIII/11, litourbridge, pork butcher. August 7, at 10. CRAILIS WILLIAM ARIOWSKrfkI, Blahopweannouth, Umber mer chant's dark, August 4, at 12. EDWARD PRAM, flcruten, Yorkshire, carpenter, August 1, at 10. Julies, Scrubs, Yorkshire, potato dealer, August 1, at 10. T/1011.3 11017, Little Bolton, Lancashire, draper, August 10, at 10. JAN.. 0017111, Kidderminster, cooper, August 10, at 10. THURAINVAMS, hew day, W oreesterablre, haulier, August 10,5210. LAST KIAKINATiONB.. _ .-...-.-. August 13. O. Beadle, th oydon, burley. builder-August 13. Mary Jeunings, 84. Paid'aroad, Camdabtown, lodging-Louse keeper-August 10. J. Springbett, Peckham, dealer in building materials-August It Mary Anne l ottrell, Walton-en-Thames, market gardener-August 13. Mary Anne Phillpotts, Davies street, Berkeleyoquare, miWuer August 13. 11. Brewer, Worm. ley, Ilintordshire, bricklayer-August 13. .1. Ford, Greenwich, Hy proprietor-August 13. L. Rommel, St. Mary Ace, City, °m end eau agent-August 13. B. Welch, Fortlingbeidge, Hampshire boolinaker • August l& E. W. Eaten, Market-place, Upper Hol loway, clerk to an assurance company-August 13. W. Hicks, Warneraireet, Dover-road, anticline-August 13. F. D. Jones, Wandsworth, baker-August 13. E. Sinale, Wenlockroad. Blioreditch, brewer's assistant-August Is. E. Eaton, Wanda worth-road, butcher-August 13. J. Maitland. bitlingbourne, Kent, watclunsker-August 10. G. K. Kerwood, Muntegue. piece, Southwark, commercial traveller-August 10. E. Lenard, SC Join:burnt, undertaker-August 10. A. Doom, Manchester. street, King's-cross, plumber-August 10. J. Hell, Deptford and Wailvoch, baker-August 10. K. H. Ward, Duke-street, Stem ford-street, plumber-August 10. A. Manzwaring, Bury-street, 84. James's, lath captain In the army-August 12- S. (fashion, Loweratreet, Islington, dealer In marine storm -August 13. W. B, Parker, Gunny Hatch, Middlesex, carpenter-August IS. B. Sinclair, Nelson-terrace, City-road. builder-August 12. A. W. Mackenzie, Hendon, ldiddlead, captain in the army -August 10. A. Schmieder, Upper Limon-sled& Limon-grove. baker- August IS. H. Parker, Woolwich, journeyman shipernOt- August 18. A. 0. Stock, Westbourue.grove, Bayswater, milliner - august 13. H. Barnett, Barnsbury-villas, Liverpool-road, newspaper writer-August 12. B. T. Haul', Ebury-mews, Pfm bui, Cab driver-August 12. A. Mendhsen, Cullum•street, City, merchant-August It. W. Headline, Kingatreet, Holborn, tailor -August 13. O. K Bore P. Walker, lane, Chespabie, apothecary -August 13. C. W. Aldeeton, East Mouisey, Surrey, tobacconist -August 12, 11. Broadßroad, &airport, W orcestershire, mallaten-August 7. W. Morse, Kant Dean. Gloucestershire, Innkeeper-August 7. IL Duck, Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire, Innkeeper-Sept. 4. W. P. Williams, litickfastlelgh, Devonshire, mite agent-August 5. R. Kettlewell, sen., Belton, Llncoloshite, I dealer in leather August it J. Rutherford and B. Jackson. Kingston.upon.llull, sad makers • August 6. B. C. Frost, Kings ton-upon-Hull, commission agent-August 6. IL H. Crisp, Lincoln, dealer in hour-August & A. Turner, Chesterffebl, brewer's manager-August 10. W. Bathe Wrexham, Denbighshire, Hewer-August 12. P. Thompson, New Brighton. Cheshire, late hotel keeper-August 12. J. W. Lewis, Bangor, Carnarsoushire, wine merchant-July al. T. Dutton, Mancheeter, merchant- August 19. J. Casson, Sunderland, grocer-August I. W. Jecoth, Wellington, Somersetshire, late relieving onicer-August 11. T. Wagstaff, Shetlield, nettle dealer-August 19. H. J. Taylor, Woodbridge, corn chandler-Aug... , 0. S. Forster, Leek, boot maker-M6ust Pt W. Atkin, baltffeetby St Peter's, Lincoln shire, labourer-August 8. J. Asbury, Westbromwich, journey man liniesfounder-Augiut & W. France, Illateld, Yorkshire. roeer-Augnst 0. C. Shepley, Lees, near Oldham, assistant to a cattle dealer-August 14. M. Collins, jun., Hereford, butcher- August 20. J. leallteck, Cowpen Quay, Northumberland, builder -August 11. C. Mack, Sudbury, Suffolk, grocer-August 20. W. Gibbs, Churston !Offers, Devonshire, shipbuilder-August & Eleanor Humphreys, Llanerchnuedd, Anglesey, draper-August 3. T. Cook, :eunuch, bricklayer-August 3. W. Randle, Norwich, assistant to a corn dealer-August 3. O. Beale', Costeney, Nor folk, journeyman wheelwright-August 17. J. Knott, jun.. Stwr minater Newton, Donetehlre, shopkeeper-August 13. J. Wright, Ashby-dola-L.uch. publican-August 13. C. Betteridge, Gran ville, Leicestershire, carpenter-August M. W. Brooks, Mum wlnford, Staffordshire, miner-August 26. K. Jones, Kliammin ford, bootnaaker-Auglist 26. 0. Bentley, K laver, Stafforra, fanuer-Sept. 10. J. P. Hatton, Cheltenham, dealer in music - August 7. P. Gardner, Cheltenham, blacksmith-duly 31. G. HIM °main, Worcestershire, stocktaker-August 22. T. C. Semmes, Borden, Kent, fruiterer. DILCLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. . WILLIAM 6IaISHAM. liorlampLo. Jeweller—let dividend of Is lid., any Monday, at, Standehre, BasingM.ll4treet. AokL Kum, boriadone, Suffolk, flabing merchant-1M dividend of ille fold., nay Monday, at Stansfeff llakingtialletreet. JANNS YOCIW, ffiddielrenthide, fanner-let divi dend any runday or Friduy, at Hirt:via. ireFieter. WILLIAM GILLIN, Minims Wycombe, Buckinghamsh, boot maker-let and foul dividend of U. Id., any day after July 24, at JeDoUl'il, High Wycombe. DIVIDINIAL . - - August 4. P. CoHingwood (separate estate), ]lark-lane, City, malt factor -August 6. 1L Hymn, Norwkh, dealer In china- August t H. James, Camberwell New-road. tailor-August 4. 8. ahrimpton. Lymington, Hampshire, saddler- Augusta. W. C. Edge, Owen's row. St. John's-streetroad, goldsmith-August 1. Selina ItalicY, Hitehln, Hertfordahlre, hat manufacturer-August I. B. Budd, Chipping Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, Umber dealer - Out. 8. W. dough, Walsall, Staffordabire. general plater -August la J. M. Hall, Kingston-upon-Ilea Wanted victualler -August 10. J. Phillips, Owersyllt, Lrenbighshire, grooer- July al. J. 7. Staten. Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire. letter-press pouter-July 26. 0. Sole, Littlehampton, flumes, lodging-Douse keeper-August 28. D. Bates, Thoroton, Nottinghamshire, miller -August 10. J. Charlesworth, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, builder -August 10. 8. horthage, Manstlrld, No ;late bearbotwe keeper-August 6. R. W. Pullitt and Woods, B o lton, iroutonadees-July 30. G. kiebardeon, Insenby, Yorkshire, late innkeeper- July 30. W. Dobbin, K lrby-in-sleve bend, Yorkshire, Innkeeper-August IL W. Sparks and R. 'Hydro, Strand, ironmongers-August It J. R. Roberts, Conan-Amok Spitalhelds, potato aateernan-August 12. 8. S. Smithson, Klugston-upon.Hull, provision merchant-August 20. J. Minteelt, Merthyr Tydvil, tliarnorganshire, draper. CERTIFICATE to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the day of meeting. $ i l c et ; J. Ovenesher and W. Ormesher, 31Ancheater and y, Lauculdte, silk manutnnturtys, PARTIFWEIThe DIMLY= J. Ridgway and L Fawknor. Staccasnold, silk manufacturers— J. Harshaw, J. Spence, and W. Fletcher, Leeds, cloth merchants —L. C. F. Clean and H. Mayer, Leadenhallatreet, nierchanis— J. Ware and B. Vaughan, Luton, hat lining manufacturers—A. Hecht and R. Elliot, Fenchurch street, wive agents—B. Webb, H. Webb, and G. Webb, Addie.hill, Doctor's-commons Holland-street, Bankslde ; and Bern-street, Radcliff, wheel wrights, so far sa regards B. Webb—T. Hacking and .1. Pilklng ton, Gewaldtwiatle, Lancashire, chemists—T. H. Capes and R. W. Capes, Epworth and Haley, Lincolnshire, drapery—G. K. Stot bert and G. P. Marten, Bristol, manufacturing englasers—J. Shaw and 0. Derwent, Thaugoland, Yorkshire, colliery owners— A. Priam, R. Hammond, and A. C. M. Prince, TrafalPretleare i Charingorom, patent agents--S. Fox, V. C. S. W. Corbett, and R. Ilepplestone, Handeworth, Yorimbire, colliery owners , so far au regards R. Hepplestone —A. W. Sanderson and W. Ducal, King a Mills, Camden-tows, manufacturing drysalters—lL Groyne and J. P. Shorter, Haeringe,Seaser, solicitous—A. Robins and 0. Z. Hudson, Brook street, Itheoveregusre, publisher,— J. Ravenscroft and IL F. For, Uverpoot Kenna—A. B. Kamp and T. Ballet., Bradford, merchants G. Paton, F. W. Nash, and T. Nash, Liverpool, and Permunbuco, Bragli, merchants, so far as roprds T. Nash—R. H. Holloway and H. Harrod, Pewsey and Maarrllbborro solicitors—H. Smith and F. Smith, York.street. Lambeth, oven bultders—A. leigdatil, J. F. Wailer, and C. Wil lard, lower Thanes-street, pbrokers, so far as regards C. Wrd— P. C. Veltman and C. B. Lerescbe, Calcutta, Bast ladles, and Manchester, merchants—Jonathan Partingtoo aad Joshua Partington, Chadderton, Lancashire. contractors- B. M. Stead, B. IL Jalland, and W. I. Jalland, Kingston npon-Hull, seed criahers—S. Giles and IL DWs, Jun., Kingstonopon-Hull, publicaas—Delmonach Printing Company, so far as regards IL Oray. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPZILk. Last night Adeline Patti appeared in a new character—Adina in the Illisir cr./Enure—a part so entirely suited to her in every newt that her succeeding in It was a matter of course. But the degree of her success ex ceeded all expectation. The theatre was crowded, and she bas never, since the first time she appeared before the English public, had a more triumphant reoeption. The opera itself is delightful—indeed, a cAgf d'auvre of its clue; clear and simple in its subject; lively and animated, with a alight sprinkling of sen. timent, just sufficient to create interest without any diminution of gaiety, while the music is de- Mons from beginning to end—.parking with brilliancy and full of the sweetest and moat graceful Italian melody. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. WINCHESTER RACES.—TIIMSDAY., A HANDICAP Piano/ 60 soya. Half a mile. (47 sots.) Captain Christle's Ina Jolla, by Harimersy—Marla Day, aged. gat lab (lordharn) 1 Mr. Wight's Nathalie, 2 yra, 64710 (Mordan, 2 Mr. H. Owen's antipodes, I yrs, let 310 (Lynch) The following also ran:—Walloon, Confidence , Don't Come late, Duke of Cambridge, Nereus, My Mary, Heart of Oak, Both, sod Mtn Herbert. Betting : 5 to 2 each aget Confidence and Nsthalie, 5 to 1 sot Duke of Cambridge, 10 to 1 (at first 5 to 1) apt Nun Julia, 100 to 8 each apt Antipodes and Walloon. Woe by a neck ; a length between the second and third. TER Cite Mitsexisi PLATA of 50 :rove. ; weight for age, with allo wances . Three•quarters of • mile. (5 subs.) Mr. Y. 5 Polley, by Vengeance—Ventre-a-term 3 )TS, ad 71 (SA) _(Peppier) I Mr. J. W. Shawe'sLittle Dick, eyn, rat6l6 :301.) (Rampage) 2 Mr. Jense's Pellusid, 6 Yrs. est Slb (601., (J. Grader) 3 Antipodes also ran. Betting :6to 4 each apt Antipodes and Polley. Won by dire iespite ; three lengths between second and third, and • head between the thud and fourth. TER ILtsraiiate STARER of 10 soya, each, h ft, and oXire:..l if declared. with 50 added ; the second to save his Two stiles and a distance. (57 sobs, 38 of whom declared.) LoNI Portsmouth's Vinegar Hill, by Kingston—Vaned; 6 yrs, 7st 121 b (Pordham) Mr. Wyndham's innellan,• yrs, lit 10th (F. Adams) Mr. Reeves's Necklace, 3 yrs, Est 7lb (S. klordan) The following also ran (—Spencer, Gardener, and Berl of Surrey. Betting :6to 4 net Vinegar Hill, sto 2 apt hnellan, 6to 1 apt Earl of Surrey. Woe in a canter by ten lengths. Necklace passed Earl of Surrey, Spencer, and Gardener on the post, and finished a had third. ' THs RAILWAY PLAT! of 40 soya., added to • sweepstakes ' of 2 sore. each, weight for age, with selling allowances. Threequarters of • mile. Lori Portsmouth's Verbena, by De Ruyter—Singleton Lass, 2 yrs, 6st 10th MX) (liordan) 1 Mr. Pearse's Nereus, aged, Oct ills (At) .... (H. Grunshsw) 2 Mr. H. P. Delme's North End, 2 yrs, tat 31b (Jas. Nightingale) S The following also ran (—Corset and Br istles. Betties : 7 to 4 each apt Corset and Verbena, 4 to I apt Bristles. Won by three lengths ; • bad third. The Winner was *old for 85 guinea. Tax Gastrin PARK BURRS of 15 Boys. each, 5 ft, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Oct 101 b ; fillies, Bst 61b ; wino.'" extra. T.Y.C. (53 subs.) Mr. Rowland's Molly Carew, by Wild Morel' —Alma, Sat 13Ib OA Mb ex.) (li. Grimshaw) 1 acrd Portarnoritha Hengist, SW In. 416 0,0 ... Grater) Mr. 1L eremites?' lastadaster, Oct 1016 (Fordhani. 3 The following also mai .—Ely, The Hare, Aunt Judy, and Gemma d 1 Very. Bet • :6to 4 apt Molly Carew, 2to 1 apt Hengist, 6 I to 1 apt luster. Woo by half a length ; a bed third. Tax Quinn's PLArx of 100 gmoess Two miles. Lord Portsmouth's flinger Hill, by Kingsiou—Velleda, 6 yrs, Sat I,lb Mr. Thellusou's Bally Wowed, 6 yrs, Vet nth (Pordb t(ka ro 2 1 Mr. Ten Bracers Curie, 3 yr., list Mb "Wirt) 3 Betting : 6to 4 on Belly Edmotd, 7 to 4 apt Viewer Hill. A fine mom; woo by half ,length ; Curie a bad third. NOTTINGHAM JULY MEETING.—TuaspAy. THE Taw, &sun of 5 mom each, with 40 added ; weight for age, with selling allowances. 1 mile. Mr. Barber's The Clown, by The Cure—Gokonda (not to be sold), 2 yrs, Sat bib (inc. gib ex.) (0. Noble) 1 Marquis of Hastings' Redcap, 2 yrs. let 10Ib (Clarke) 2 Mr. LLulmess c by Teddington—Babes. 2 yrs, bat 101 b (J. later) Rubini also ran. Tns SHERWOOD HAIIDICAPof 5 sovs. each, with 40 added; gentlemen riders • jockeys. 61b extra ; winners extra. One mile and a quarte r. Mr. 0. B.l'hompson's Globale, by The Cure—Colerahos, 9st b wner) 1 Mr. yrs, Barber's Bi Coronet, 6 yrs. 10st (Inc. Mb sax.) ( ( calmer) 2 Tns Rosin HOOD SPAR= of 10 bora. sack, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olda ; colts. Bat 101 b ; 6111.5, Bat 61b ; mooed to save his stake ; winners extra. T.Y.C. Marquis of Hastings' Garotter, by West Australian— Wombat's dam, Sat 1016 (11 Rogers) 1 Lord Uxbridge's Edward the Confessor,Bst 101LiChalloner, 2 Mr. Rochester's Lad) Fanny Cavendish,gst gib (Cuisine) S Old Fuller and Macbeth Also ran. Tag Normacasusn ism HANDICAP of 20 son. each, 10 ft, and 5 if declared, with 200 added ; the second to receive 50 sows. sad the third to save his stake ; winners mks. One mile and three-quarters. Mr. Crook's Erin.go.Bragh, by Sprig of Shillelagh— Hawise, S yrs, bat 11Ib (J. Orimshaw) 1 Mr. T. Hunt's Withheld, 3 yes, bit 111 k (J. LoMea) 2 Lard Stanford's Duleihella, Sat gib (A. Edwards) 3 Pilot and brighten also ran. Tar isHADOATE HANDICAP of 7 sows. each, 3 ft, with 100 added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards; winners extra. One mile. 31ursinls of Hastings' Tippler, Dy Tsunlgre—Chloris, 3 yrs, dot fib Mr. Dawson's Neophyte, aged, TA 101 b lEdwards) 2 Lord Chesterfield's Bathildc, 3 yes, 7st Si b _ (Chalionev) g The following also ran .—Lady Louisa , Suburban, and key of the Gate. Tan STAND PLATE (Handicap) of 50 erns. for all ago ; winners mks. Half atraighs Mr. T. Wadlow's Wetmore, by Fandango—Dividend, 4 Yrs, TM Mb (Ciwilloiser) 1 Lord Stamford's little Lady, 6 yrs, Mt 121 b (A. Edwards) Mr. Saxon's Killarney, 3 yrs, cat; (nrimahaw) 3 The following also ran:—Fig and latdi. Tae &WET STALSR of b son. web, with 30 added; weight for age, with selling all 'WIMP'S. Half a mile. Mr. W. Hart's Dublin, by Daniel O'Rourke, dam by Sleight of Hand. 21n, oat Sib (J. Onto:has• 1 Mr. Orme's cby Teddington—Jessie, 2 yrs, Oat :Ili 601 Thomasi 2 Tel COUNTY MEMBERS' PLA7Z (Heidi's+) of 50 SOVA., added to a sweepstakes of 5 sore, each, 2 It to the fund, for all ages; winners extra. T.Y.C. Ili. Headmen's hublni, by Li.by—Anxiety, S yts, rat (willisimes) Marqels of Hastings' Redcap, 2 no, bat 7lb (i larke) Mr. W. Smith's tsrlDAdi, 4 yrs. act bulb (now) I Killarney also WI. A BILLING EACI of 30 Bova, T. Y.C., did ad 111. BETIING ON THE COURSE. GOODWOOD CUP. 100 to 6 mast Corals*/ (4) LEGER. 10 to 1 spa Avenger (t) TEE Paymnosa or CATHOLIC Pauqrs.—At the Liverpool policeeourt yesterday the Rev. Mr. Mad ra tt a Catholic priest at St. Oswald's, Old SWIM, was su to give evidence in an affiliation case, the plaintiff, an Irish girl named Mary M'Avoy, having morn that the priest bad offered her 5/. on behalf of the putative father of her child if she would leave the country. The priest, on being sworn, answered several questions, but distinctly refused to my if be knew who wee the father of the girls child, sod if the alleged father bad given him 51. for the girl. on the ground that those were coufessiocal recrets. The magistrates, after some consideration, decided that the rev. geottemao need notamwer the questions if he had received the information through the ooefeationaL CSYSTAL PALACL --OHL SHILLING DAT.—Tv NA DA; JOLT 21.—Admieldom on payment, 16,774 ; ditto, by MOOS tickets, 5.335: total, Alta Full benefit of reduced duty obtained by pur chutes Sorniatan's Pure Teo very choice at Id M. and ed High Standard at 41. ad. (formerly ts, ad.), Is the stresses* and most delicious Imported. Aponte in every town supply Is la packets. [Advertisement.] TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (aura's nzzolags.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. CRAOOW, Aux 21. The Poles, under Wierzbicki, g►ined s victory over the Russians at Lubartow on the 15th. Gra bowski, commanding an excellently equipped detachment of 800 men, beat the Russians on the 18th at Bialobrzezi. Taczanowski bad a suocesaful encounter with the Russians on the 15th. THE CAPTURED BRIGANDS. PARIS, JULY 21. . . It is stated on good authority that the Italian Government, after having surrendered the five bri gands arrested on board the Annie, will demand their extradition. This demand will be made in the usual form. THE KING OF THE BELGIANS. BRUSSELS, JOLT 21. His Majesty the King of the Belgians was pre sent to-day at a solemn performance of the Te Laos ,Ba the. abash of IL -findnle, to celebrate the anniversary of hi accession to the throne. His Majesty was loudly cheered by the people. THE TREATY OF COMMERCE BETWEEN FRANCE AND SWITZERLAND. BERNE, JETLI 21. The negotiations for the conclusion of a treaty of commerce between France and Switzerland have been postponed until October next. THE INCOME TAX IN ITALY. TURIN, JULY 21. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the Income Tax Bill was passed by a majority of 130 against 70 votes. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. The Union Company's steamer Roman, with the above mail, arrived at Plymouth yesterday evening. Her dates are, Table Bay, 20th tilt ; At. Helena, 28th ult. ; Amerika, tad inst. Sim briap 67 paessopm, among whom are Lord Landys and the Hon. P. de Roubaix. The Cape parliament, although it bad been 64 days in ninon, bad done little beyond voting estimates. The votes for the police and gaols were reduced by about 16,000 f. A motion, declaring that the time bad arrived when the establishment of • nepoosible or party govern meet was expedient and necessary, had been dinned for three days. Most of the members of the greatest par' liamentary experience sod influent* were for the change, but it was known that a numerical majority of members would record their votes against it. The government had main tained perfect neutrality in the matter. A vote of censure had been passed on the colonial engineer sod the Chief Commissioner of the Works Department foe extravagance and inanition,' in constructing public works. The governor had offered to remove Mr. Scott Tucker (who is now in England on leave) on a handsome retiring allowance, and to alter the management of the Public Works Department. The government proposal for purchasing the Cape Town and Wellington Railway bad been referred to • select com mittee. The proposed new railway schemes had gone no further than the government being empowered to prepare careful surveys and estimates for the guidance of the legis lature next year. The Assembly had refused to authorise the expenditure of 4,0001. per annum for • trigonometrical sot rey if the colony. The weather continued fine, with frequent showers. There had only been one severe gale during the whole winter. Penang, was abundant and provision plentiful sod falling in pries. Business was dull and money scene. The banks wen unable to discount even first-class paper. The Gorgon had arrived with news from Zambesi. Dr. Livingstone was about to proceed to Great Lake Mynas. At the University Mission, River Shire, the Rev. Mr. Sondamore was deed. Animal food was so scum that it was feared the missionaries would not be ►ble to remain. All was quiet on the frontier. In the free state the moor meat in favour of re-annexation was extending. Negotia tions were pending with the object of triaging Baautos also under British rule. The Odin arrived and left on the 30th May for Ports mouth. The Osprey arrived, and sailed for China. The Roman made the passage out in 30 days, and hams in 31 days. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH. JOLT 2L_ - - - The Alacrity, 4, screw vessel,Comakander J. K. E. Baird, arrived at Spithead last sight from ge Mediterra nean, and received orders to proceed eastward to pay off, having been three years arid a half io commission. The Newcastle, hired sailing transport, came into harbour this morning, and has lashed alongside the dockyard, to em• bark a detachment of the sth Lancers (dismounted) for conveyance to India. The headquarters of the same regi ment will embark on board the Ilerefordshire, sailing inn 'Port. The Conflict, hired sailing heightehip, arrived to-day from the Thames. and will embark another detachment of the 20th regiment for cooveryance to Calcutta. Io Monday's impression it was erroneously stated that the Widmer Castle bad arrived at Spithead from ladle. It should hare been the Newcastle, outward bound to India. Corrox FROM TURETY.—The Albanian, which sailed direct for Liverpool yesterday evening with a large general cargo, bad on board upwards of 700 bales of cotton— the largest shipment of the staple ever yet made from this ow. A considerable quantity of this was of Georgian growth, a description shipped to England this season for the first time. The Italian, which is to sail to-morrow for the Name port, will also carry a number of bales of oottou. This article will henceforth form • large item in the exports from the Bosphorus. It is a remarkable fact that up to two years since not a single bale was sent from this, whilst the number already sent this year amounts to several thousands. —Levant Gerald, July 8. THE CHARITY SCHOOL CHILDREN AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.—The London charity-school children held their annual gathering, for the sixth time, at the Crystal Palace yesterday. The earlier portion of the day was fine, though cloudy, so that the subsequent inclemency of the weather deterred very few intending visitors. About three thousand of the children started before 10 o'clock by special trains, while about a thousand more perforated the journey in vacs. By this arrangement they had abun dant opportunity for ranging over the palace and grounds before the arrival of visitors, and they appeared to enter into the spirit of the day's festivities with character istic heartiness and glee. Roamiog about at will• they found in the various portions of the palate plenty to excite their interest and stimulate their curiosity. Some of the schools were scattered about to little knots of threes and fours, but others, marshalled by stricter die ciplitarians, performed the tour of the building is formal ion. At one o'clock each of the boys and girls was L m r c e e e s e l ive half • pork pie in the north corridor. To thieap poiotmeat all, as might have been expected, were strictly punctual; and indeed this portion of the day's proceed ings was evidently regerded by the children as amongst the most important. Shortly after one o'clock the seats in front of the Handel orchestra began to be occupied, is anticipation of the singing of the children, which was appointed for three o'clock. The youthful vocalists have gone through no less than twelve rehearsals, in five different churches, and appeared yesterday to be not °illy well ac quainted with their parts, but laudably anxious to carry off the palm for their respective schools. Shortly after three ' o'clock the children had all taken their allotted places, and they kept pretty quiet until the Appearance of their coo doctor, Mr. Henry Bucklers', who was welcomed by a hearty cheer. Mr. J. Coward, the organist of the Crystal Palace, presided at the grand Handel festival organ, Mr. T. Harper performed on the trumpet, and Mr. Chipp me the new Handel festival drums. The mem commenced with the Old Hundredth Psalm. The seats in front of the orchestra and the gallery opposite were crowded with lis teners, who testified their gratifieatios by hearty applause, in which the children themselves at first tined with great gusto, and continued to do so until checked by their teachers. The performance concluded at about half-past four o'clock with the Notional Anthem. After this the children rewarded themselves for their quiet and eodur arcs during an hour and • half by indulreg in continuous rounds of cheering. Subsequently they dispersed about the building, a few of them, despite the weather, going into the grounds for the pumas of seeing Mt. Coxwell's balloon ssoset ; and early in the evening the whole party returned • to London. r..