The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-25 00:00:00

~~~ - ~: - - -s'/ ---- • r-.• -1... , - EORTH WESTERN RAILWAY...ERTEN MON a LARCARTICR swim 411.11 R —_,PRISRWA of I,IA II IA SDI MARCH, _NWlr vi r c O u Al ii r et T A lLAlFlli WAUR I MIN V AM' ' or ICC In II OMR. Sat APPLICATION • laandod la awls to PARLIAIVANT la Suo sea rake for as art to Mar. le snarl ad alarm or ropat a a ls ame a Stoyaren pad prat. of "TY N.,* Haan MS Ifs lausambo sba maw Ara. lIMIV " HoSalioa Hallura r and Ask ISIVoaI maks the 31=241% rasa, a aa babajob at 11 % laa rbOarog f il 41. 1SSISIO t a ldnialb ai roor e ws E. 1 . tbs of Irak:, la las af Lir Ora. • Is Itie •=. ll . rad to a ea Ca* se sal ~ ......„..2.,...„ 3 / 4 ...: drafts. MI am fa ki ris be own of luaraM a it . I. be Walle tsura waar. Pala et lamee w . , a in re gm ✓ of Isaallar. a b ab. W . l=ast: aaboobe wrrWrri.dialtNortb Halm 001/1E rit: w ok : Is 4. ....... Ha asap , 111.4 aga b isykl os „. 114 =luel gl r earassled ualArry AA. Mar all bawl sad lassaan Is aoravaabbi a s ow snii fl a t Rao maw boull sunalard. ma • • bassiel tbs sot to raborta Ilua NM Rea li „. imsr ayorm . L • sus ... n ....... z ~ at Mks uvula of auk saw par Mae a as ab rew ass% ledu me r: ar pow arta ...aft Ow or .to ao aid of Alia WAfaos Oa , a as. ZS ez 40.,1 6 1: . a....a.m. " agar — ele g i ala *r i p= a ii "Wbilyta t i ts prat of a Yakima! Ina the ailaubsoloaastroallai elbow eette l ti a, 4l Wor IMA st o • z e bs aldbrarribla or t i d .te. 44121 et 60 ess l 2l 1 Too r all."1111 ead ar". " •II la b bro bri rood bur sot Is law paw la t olozartz r M#4aaM#4parasaaary. all rah : air N Z ulasn=saSZA Plig l =:4==- Eu i t ie ani d i alligral ti e 1=1 1.4° . Ana ii in 11b. iiirlat br t i laposta kb* prow Mr Or garebera M ~ so a salWs Itir as papaw aas • " b a b a .1.. 1 urouta. oar M atior, vary, orztlagala w al =ll2lll l MI MOW = 11. : . • Wlik las ear he rma mmi tb= ir ozi h r o ng L i aa .. ..eil bilaird s.d ro/ma i. Z w aid s. IMOL Mt Mao fora la raga* 2 — tho i t a r IM said laraoadrua tibl aunuo, sad Ir. saga alb ban as pausal r, , ,%.1==....... in = Nam of iN ...1 So aid amid aliall. NM. see ob. rd boar ea ballA n Y4 ao basaur ellYbaribu of e '' ......". am0 c g0a5pa . m....../7=:/;rl4 titau der as " . 1. th lrioW r alis e r a F d 2 wale of mi. i g : 1 1 47 11 1 r4I pa wank awl radorAo4l7fia the wag lan to .ftroaint vatiell tie . Nai .i =ta. la on to nuulaynor alas a an :1 We as N. a It s rritr . 4.etla. " *r .lik ibeletrAL of simp imAass a Oaf V a =iilitte OWL Ord It • W orb art to as 0 ao Um. Ll:plus& . l a ti di abl r b a. yob,- ari 4l lfloThalb Wawa I at=. Oar lona. $.04 1 ^ Ina Rea ao Imb aal balm oal~our to be t aro ur 4r=uil so war Maim ao %goal pr i p_ _ ad ortra paralla or kMA li ika l l a .. l 4 l . ll 7Z b p, x.i. at". Haar- Newby. Ne.by COOL, !tomb, Negibg Caw Desiara , Coates. Cokl HEIST I p. Coto.. Tirana. . &Wk.. VI i r .a. eilSONS, SetWerr i arike MIL pp. Meal. llr 01- , 82- 1. 16. w a:4 , -. Trof \ t at, . offirl Tor rPoaltsa. In : Usb. law Ism • . Vairra. Ca =. Ore. Wales Ch l=m 1.-T.2.."',..7,44,.1.:: Loa Itartrna beckfoot i II: m.„...nri..... MAW IS l i iinkrbrtlgrmithr: gi"4l 4 Ilouvaralo, Ire*, forum. and Penny. all n gamma aflralagailas; IMillilie OA the pretol. limited ny tho Wilma nroadfrob. arta amilluila albs works 'busby anthori-el DOA *babe/ of Iloarabo. MK JOHN SHARP, Laseator. , ' ' WIfAT YARMOUTH HAVEN BRIDGE sail SION 1111110•1131111 T. ;lbw - Rtinny, l iVr a. ilist APPLIOATir Z i t Medea 4 ..• te allammat. wad atom the 1., osd orm 4 er th el as wouweat t red Is zta• of at.. .. rot am .As Il e ar Imperlsrrrsee• ef I.* Tour= waft of • es aeon* Mei emealortiamsallb. red for roplot* sr 1111 1 "6.14 :4 4. :., "-jr i rihrizi F t g gaga InV Os eaustiotel wilt *I far o .... perbil delft duties le Vro d or. pant ragsa leVerost Toneaelarl Impetber Is Nee *end; N kris Moles to lit WON ilsors ee r. sad meirolobel• welt O. teMp war M Isms at Truss* eferama ie **** doe sill hulaa Wlngesolog r/ m orfelle• aireK des t ; sal Yoe *Aso tte %nes or d os et ell e m e m ri d ie Rot M Irk i I Z: ims ar m = es r r i ftr is 6 ier 42 :o the nawe r P onswiriiiift elm is tis bard o g Q•Ora a. roma am sem at was T....a simpord ; lid te savoi siti• tie or he yrewliovi a zest par o r . Mae el rfo Gle re or Tw ig femme siesdlrt, tolinks. aid le Is i te lhau" I so ea to tie Irageeesint a l i fie Asot Is *II s Mead* to be i entossile lis ems- Willem al Os Tee s T= . Z s 2sat • r ea sno=raolZ i tt e alf ..woes rour a Id :el el la istd9 l:4l. I toopo4e al. li a l l ej .Is Ile mit a oarlit •=4rost • =flit ml 4 er ems el fies ; le isle air semis* ••• Cur e tZ:g•tere.:l4lV arra: "I' Veer t; a•••* • ••••• L o zr z s l r . lonisz e tre ; ail I LI% ellesille — WWareetil. se ma II my r' sose t tr r y " to =Ms tl i to l Zr e w m a daltr usa jo bt a=r d p i toore . = ri di La , ad 1 , ....Ple I hi= s ad . = ;iteartmg gra lbe Wit thanof ; sse le eallyset *am troosomp=l* meta ssol essoesiuseas Is Ike orl boolot. so we el lisi. rer lale.filorMea at lio berpreeestest ft the so* astrosalem • NM In wadi um semen me bloriad re be labia le sraile rid . dilimaid Imam et Os bares el eye* Yammer be op* raw afilis tent* aollneested to eie mid emorsdreore et oil bores by tis oil lit aillosei w esd Os as in mew * maltase ef lio moo *OW or eireteloo. far all sr asy of Os sieve popes" aid east tho et lie add lontasestlepol sol. Asi II Ms dial 4it So P I = M r nI :t r=tiraltrte g lamb sad prow to AMY* hers Li d * Hese Mr imm a atadt War to Os *Ma limb o• 11. Moth 71 odor m tit a sod amt. slea er t o Nays, . a• liV bighws. lose =IT art lie d sr ... eni=tef fietToommti te of*l..tr. ea TO Mew sIT — Coo eisalnales of u ses= Or theitioreniteme=notta=alimm ewe. ~.. raft weds toss g regill. de ebs mild Z m it *e d= etajavav ir-1 TI. O. absWl Idej i ke NM teddelelfe% et tb• frogfat e W air anal" alleem e ns a =m4Lat ft& t i t= p at.. a tbs raw ... ssuity et maw .. , la tbe mid eswee ; gal • erip, el the will Om usiess. of raft. *tr* via= Mardi d dr obi perlist alliesiik W •Itto • sow of *le eleueo. as pabidoei Is So " Larks asielle." WO en sr below lie add 710 ad i I i dada kart bir I todineio dapeaMil Mai lie wilt dodos el nob d orb *OM st *dr popoo live SABI UM. ?OLT EL Ildidhar. Great Tames& .1 AMIN COPPOCIA missioror. Peatlasynamy *tit Wit Ili ri id of Itroamtor. lON 0114111 11011 PIM TX'S R i triMOCISTY for ties PROTECTION if LIM Own Pill we MI WNW( be WC bet, tram sew k Ns arty worwwerik Ili Weft was we folly we No weeder eserleil Se wig eslset, WO Ow year Int a.weseedey drub sol Ismeitelk• lowa es WWII, Nee et a ueselks. essweed hr WI wow Weak. wesswwwinei; thill Ws lie MIMI bes berm yggeraskesed wet Wing essigawe Wawa et Its westelme by tbe ikerems 01= W erts wbseerer be swalles. .tXist et to hea r taped by tbe Wie ally b r le as = r. Ike eestregobs..and le tles UM of the , : u si l i ere l l 2: 6 lb t ielier isi". eel Its WM : It We NU to ar bre peenwestles et berm Ws at gm by yrewieleow of = ll Zils arl Ilrrar re wsol;er of fatal eren s dal to mind WI erestemily ow owed Illi Lemke watt within the lent two wry. we Ike greet Mof a te Ow we Weer. it is • mike of lise= is woe meg way ',gimlet kw Ilhe gewilletka el ew WOW is Lowbia ow reel WNW WI a Wks bee bee twee is bb wee district. sr. wawa MOO ewe; l be as kg • reseat WNW le winkle lis WM NW to Ns seellweed eepjeZ W le b down to be mamma sk abs. Awe ftaimpi whilaws arcs M e. ermine. It k•VmeNer Oat an awelle et s4 V le two* 11,==lft s bd.= Nedstfunra wow; KIN ewer le el l aC. therein d il a l ase. et es ear= wr lib r . . Ilhile a M by to es eS peer& re kw 11. lis, Mee OsseSown Nejeity the QUINN. vetsegaiewees. ililesty Iller w z ..6. eis= kiw ohnowdek7 WNW. 11114 4 .1. Irma. sew Mules James Dew. lgie. lima Illergard.ll.4 Wllkm Newton. 104 _._ grlest e rsal iasdiau Sickg• IP. lOW as.. J. IL I V% !awe wk—lbriesel were. we. Serairsay.—llly.llllww LI/ II :3111,1110, etild. Darilown4 mad sabnerlegine by Ng Maki !kW and Ce.. I. ; Nwis. Pershel. sod Co.. Lointerd. guest its " = "e arrl Wereadaster kW. I, Pt Jaws. MOM: by theTfelelliel. or w umber of the committer ,Of the EETRIENHEAD, LANCASHIRE. sad CHE SHIRE JUNCTION RAILWAY . —ioBANDONMENT of of LINE. EXTENSION to LONDON mod NORTH IV EST- I MERV. ALTERATION of LEVELS of CHESTER BRANCH. oat et RODS ot CROWING CAN N INO•STREET, In WAKEN HE %P. EXTENSION at TINE for PURCHASE et LINDA, ALTERATION of TOLLS, sod DECREASE of CAPITAL OM AMENDMENT of ACTS.) NOTICE IR 115558? GIVEN 0.1 APPLICATION IN Wooded lee. node to PARLIE HUNT. Se tle =robs woks. few re set to Vat. orood. arl mieroo rid to repot lone of Ile re. aged of Ile seosolo oily Yr 010 owl Cherliig p roe Wimp oak a on sok m• I l r I l l olrool l dgl E . l462"." Mind V=6t 2l3 ead =r to muller gai lre "g r i ; **Yon Iloilo* CoOlptity to olontiOtholol l = 6 s io — muliark• nolo brae ot KK . SIKIIO - or beret* Or Se mil M e t She old* and weilk of V so los Mom • pit dOrelo lo • ronlieol Ilk to *a Wank, ot gala Nab of Roornes. Is ogooti 4 Omar. as Ur Om et tho SY ttill referred to to of oil NE rod Ile Serodrike of I* oil min left la Oro towlvadp of llorlia Ea*, lo thip porta of Mow *roc lo Eme anorty of losoroler. sod Yoe le shoodos ibe fremetio• of ilre loor= an aiflorleoday a =r is cre= s la w illr .Ip.. g . elk Oa hiagage ami Altglashrea So& gm le las wreak 41 gad peke at kokka, sit la km kg wake al Cholgr bias la honk ast at ha Ilk It Ma of kaiak wowilhr : to ahaggiga ha kenklon of fleboodb Elk* le mei re* ormimindog to *r torne et If onfaired leenkitajragbifka elk lto red Jerk; On " — ia Oa gill urn it kran umil leteela Maui Led lib u al=eoll a . ra r lakaini mit to walk he nil Ile• kombrad. Ilaileaf h ig=re l i lgreA4at ill e: ll : l r Ili art:of Rameigaosil amok pikes la. ar kW kw ga mal punka hownialk. awl pkals taw ta r p Italmer la lanalrla 6 Nair m ime st Ihs Vog l = ••• le M .I 4EIIEI li=ot lme e:d reetr i. se Es* et tie Ord. of a ralll : 2 i, roarrierd bp Ile _NY lON 11•1111 sod Mb *lpso ea la hawk aWI aunkkad 13 la dr =at re 4 %raga IINOOK:• Mai kg ii to thy trarM in. at the gait plena . ..gt ef akar nailer la. se Make gigged wiser& premidel al Jahn Or aiiiiM. gad, c mot Ufa ~km hallion to. NI klo TtiOlirl. Went. ingioallkata HO. Ilepford, °am = i ll ii ll in t. or de evail y t ere mil kiankt sat to emit* km NY Cream Willis aka the anthoglost be She Ml ai a of os asta mai sta= a male load la he k k kg mid amp o l t bi lomo so me Colproploot or owano• as to zny uil i fe Kean Ili I r r a r EPIE 6., I•4 l444llkte r e ri all • . •••• •11% ik mit lat ?ai r pesprod by the ell khaki Mama alL the Urns mad k the ail ael at ke stalk awl MAY of MOONY. toe as row palmy poodago at ha& and bones Mei Ihe r mil tum uli*. ogee= blues of Utile tooka. . Soots. Oroo llie r=ol liollotkince. • tea la hi shavatoo llowaths. OW: iwa. Prodobarn. Hay, rd land fralkak. la Ike aid wry4OhoOor. mod for th le= prope= t l= terra metNioe kaki the WI Cempory p At r a mak goo= ir Ila i ttian Ib Z i l t i l ir • C il les ••• 1414 leamsdal eat Is peek to lEflara'w‘gemaTelikw••••••ayergagonyn oar affek ileume. Amer, wits* the ofoosid W to se MEN plum or by re I M I re la gars to kk up. Oar, or direct. by room et oha akmollsa at be Mtclay erl wets. or rot or MEE el Om Ilal a bats 1014 1 We OM, tab poem ke Ilk likelakka et hate ant beam q tr Ye popeggo lim = alkslomoke view gal la ellor z K, 4=441 altlk akin ant yggriks teaV lath Ike a~I veil la my weak ee 'SLID asa• Imam oos" ma we kg aad kik or ow et lake at kw ; me to emir gale 40 1 7.1710 1 . 5 . Ilipe 1 mit obt= i ttiArr.l.l dolge. eff fir ki 1 1 1.80 or al en gg the ail ma a r r i = ik attee&alamm= ratel=raTemart: was ark liol.l PO =...........et Ma Walk tea belio. •itwo • t Sift 212 row to Me gin trek talk 0" Oat mama atm, ..._ . ...___aM onstiong et m• .0 broad frisw,... i. sal Induse s t c tr ia r=7... P rt C al i siVhi ssa ii Mama ag peeksed Is la ~11 I'M % • Ikaakt4ameit oak ihs roma r kaelike tub art Wet uretval. ari l ig i gr i reir Ss fret e li Oa moat km nth Os hat et um kr Iti meg k glekk b eepe e/ se ma ereallot isl mean aelo af WNW= ID Itol mud k ge kkok moil wets gad mhos Ele,te ran. *me Skala f ir la to 41411104 lila - la LW 2 raga el war r.traz.-art.ertarrVl.viE ~„. . ..m . t . fit tio raco. fiwo4 Jat It. TD. lobrike tor tho Pa Doki the kb he of Neromber, Lk CHORLTON HIGH SCHOOL, Dovemtrost, and Ilesfardstrarkeberiton or llHasa. Psurcirsk-W. B. HODGSON. LLD, Y.C.T. b. Your -Mr. Kowa. D.A. Towbar of Consist/7*-Yr. P. C. • mew Cornissreisl Yeah- ()gran. 10.w00db... Tracber s l Pod Mork - Mr. R. Mr.Darldros Timber of Drilling, An-Borites 11. Lyme. Skarnoe. M. Point& Teacher of isseing- Turbo et IL iiirotest. Towner of Dewlap- Me. Ittgarallia Omens . Ztiiiiii .... Tednonne pw sm. nein Inns ..., c i... . 1 .4 Toisipplaskryor ism bolOrDrislisa...... ra V, • • Tnosssylisrsmosessur sm. flo Gess sr Many meteor tondo Gunn Fin& amen& nen newel ellr&te".• sal the dwell LW= her le tie noes Tie pa= e1 , 7E .6 k . f , :ad A does sr Die yor ~yr bra iSt Ss HS et • sem to the easel ; ewe loweeis Ow pin rime= books ard essisr e Mows demi IN iimmlllis I • mmil. t• elwki ii Mor istrel id z i r ee rs mom; ZI toetremy ell le .....-b....am iitlbsuT—eilsadsage mn how rat to Wel.% ninon two to the. se=b ius Wili g.da . Meader. sled /Wen ; wed frame Nee to audio ardchmetencennines• The Ireetelnemee hen aielloes: Moe II teJohIL Et . are.c.... ~... sawn:4oe tend When attormehlies ter v...„. mre reselne. =; a Par MM.. Dai grit; b irr: . en hian=er grit; my may mire tennis of =es. nines Is the sworn " A s terner oireeM rossasher thee Ide bin le see so rap le Ina hi poi el that le hattents so to tel to lit a Wend neon or neehipm ; owl to pet Mn la the rift en 4min gni ha parr, newollooles he hee a ned to h. ithe sloe IrPc i athe==lmen O=srna si tils , m tho of • woe prelimess. - -laralls Is I* as a Is to the I=Am " II veto fee 3 c l NDObro, sa l l=r e Hro m fr: im ... lt le par Owler. too set cc eta awl at Ills NG system rah In k you Hay bra by ni -1 meg le ni s elej= no i pe c er ga llistinel. int In by ow nip Gelalea.'" one Rail et IlielleCTlNl alleefeb 0 ale IP al Nader: 1 PieVialroaT areell. Winn Ann ' won the lads noldnes. of Illotory, me (* VIZ ; awai t? /w i n ; a , neon show rhe mola i nni e h ilai =a le peo ll =ft e L s e a s of nisi the enereep tea we of oe ......no be be eseahoWl a t i = k oa= m rs z Weelledl=thiM 1 1=s ; lie_thi= „ B2ti the leil ileents - . toh Vontrehle. .. wairee limmes...alndlenrii.-Wrah ri lullan g 4 = 1.1 m.= " .. dib m i si . s=6 . l. .......e..= ii. b com.e.i. • : : r a ga: Whoa i •; W rio rliaiLeseelz; IMMI Mr ' inl= IleiMe il eMalti lmie lli . ......= pi= Mistalset int Monts. la: tee teen Tl f aging sedrihe td:s ."1"151" an sod • of Osenetn. Algebeh ale rroonSlS AS ; WASS i en• Lath Or los. Venn • Owns es• Free& ; Oben ..l A,,,s i i. . sag' • Ehnen g i p:7m.. mel 8 thkeisek;=.....fL._ ; mis p...... Arir 4 ..; ....v.. . _ Ilessele d Mind ; =i tra.s. . • leen r im pant andi re:II;HONTOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. rg.r..W olo ; ,3W • IMPORT of am OUISCIL to a IIheCILL 0111111• L rm. ' hen pue v er= si altestee dilly ••WI et leowsr. Anse 14. lOW to GSM nen non person Is Ite d a y T. Di IA MU* Pon oa. LIM. fa, Is the Chin. in ender On Is el* la Oat den bee ler e The hi smash to to ° e si l 'lln raw er aimmlll 'in nem : 471M _Mt m Le CZ: a t a re =srs nee the owns' paha stone 11l ren Woalsr., Wiewlin ht deem. EFL Massa as the hid hawk IM. the menhir rnte The mita ne ant. oweed. ms• OM ins toresol i : is not pen h wiss; of Ihe hen, hoe St.go.. "km. "Is _ Ptilt_ aelli t si al = d t een_ _ he g r.:, Irittragra= a % ..re......... .......1 -.11.47 1 111 14.1.11 : mpdtt i : Wril'em4 .17 " ;2 14 mille 1. 7 1" : "... :T erialmiplibi as sima.4 1114 I .l"l"Lee lsl id : r eeetela.. z.d ."ll"::: Ili estest ammegrel : ll:l : 4 l7 6.l4 -i1i 0nte15.. 76 :1:: : = 1"."..1 7. -- ........ 1 :1,H ,--. ::.............. u ...... '..birdiamarir e5• =4;€2 . 1 1he 11i ;ew 1b. 1be dhowp-eqpiair. set pediel-osheles. set Sera tie= towlter trewen. oenteseseL___..._ , nine{ cries la war wed. Go di. the Mate is alai sow" Th . """ w ".;e=rlth Inane • matt the Weal craw. fir ...= 1 . 1111 ,. .s la no pe=varwe helenew .o rt b. dada.moh. . L Oh raven inetith. % 11 . 1 t i ffriashw i ... 0 ... m.. ...' ...-7 4. 14.. ~,....., Ow re ITt news& OW the nenwadea won All die do en ere site the weir ompordilis of the ..... e ui t wa - i — a erniliepeni of he plank re elll minor la Inn nate hem b enotel Se the easel ; ash the On amia ll A - - .. k . dna le den an lit i es been ell menet sad her dee m nos h* ashlens frets lin el me ese a WiC n; 11l VW Wes* bp nohow ha ten ben% dernits. la Ws op I 1 t sow te Nedra twit tealseelej it •We redid lnnis ,mown herodone of win We stoic dloweldes. at en in MI pleireel perhol nip of nee Mendlon Ws by e ,. am& fr. VI bigelo esienthes to empire foe tie i of lamb a pla Isla hone, Me In nAwinee the papillae el a hoer en Mesh we Itwo d lb ' ° V II " 111 5=X rze ay.. ths OM* shin we te be reanni.badeg peeneo• ", nowt Jose. In la a esesereph et the hail one me litapplei le Ile dee el Pella euleakeee of t a rh a routerel soneow etheett of the ose all onerniasee essesense due-. Mt pen of pormasio. a winkle naelno te in hi of senses el are nine le pelmed ahe1•a".........,ewl ko mm , NNlNd a .m.. " l " . 6111 *l t we wean le the prey= of stolosted norm sot. w err ------ -....., 0 .., ial mad .. , line =lt the It redo Ilet es=eltr d t. init. Llll . h a s ,ur emer m att . - wt .Si is Mom% Dr M mows, thorrils a b i rsil wi vittrdsii Mom s ' la t. rd tAL snot anwismed of Greet Men 5: SUS OM mine beim nen en tonwe nee mometasehlthe wit d d t h immici o. o k md, woad, ..‘ Awn, e• imei nine dew hens: ma ee a rah= ie t ..a m pripzel ion OW- wryer: nth Ole pima a r e alba" erg wes. ten Orr& dere deers 2. elli " ON! w.... e.L =Z.. airol i j i . d lsl ,%.4 der Ay m db rB 6.2 ~.., o f f si f r. r. SI Feleurds The Teen Main new id. br . thm. riosii vr Prof. se Milsemer. De aulipsalas PP/ London AO. lat nor mem nib Mr. her the smooths by Prof. Moms DI& • AS 1, 6 71 S OS ISSISmi Imi rrek." ip.i...1.. m i p r a, mu m s l i s k issys uM :=o litskstskin at Ws We nib m omens SEMI SW wan ewe of Ile. it. in s a id. ter pm... at Ws Yeldseern Panethe now the Coy. is Mr. J. W. , pwit Peal d a PlaniaM migoks 1" 1 /....... poiku b s , e r ill " Il lb WWs ants. he Mr. J. F.gth.or Aces ain. egiZiaga ii i Pailis lIMOR hi the owe pale= the Cleik nestodes. to Mr. J. & Ikererteek. i n n di a NS. Ok GE Wens en__ he the end ne sf WI to or Lt0,...j.. linen roreenes. kw W. n Kim the Noon. Wenn been In. re MOM tan dune( maw toweemeto et the MI6 IF et the did senile of Omer hen Tones erne tharmaiaMlrPref.j" Thilli. " Talt h e wens laii r i sere a r Isearetwahetsrel data !se beer roes 1 , . Wads eel Mr. ae mo 000dble elth lONA OM. all. um h ra r.::=_Ale/0 Si SS Chalk. Owen sot iamb I ttplts T aie i mim on by De mined =won Jam Orli aT.DS LA MD= I=B=9 raft am gmbt tit l t-mg 701.] LONDON, SATURDAY, NOV. 25,1848. [THREEPENCE. QMITHFIBLD CLUB 184/1 CATTLE SHOW.- fl, NNUAL et PRIM OATTLI. ealk ■eot% ea. Oh. mil la et Deramber. BAZAAR. t Pli m a m =:ll B lllleiribl ows =era& se vim aslibillia eft pelmet . tram der MAIM II *Leek to the evedog..L4lmilemme HB YE - 11Y1173 - T BLACK TB A, c ltter sho tat o :: = si r Wait prtee l lbs w e V Sot =ll las WIWI., rusa *Makin the dapreurd 81E6'4 tama c c 4 glgt . Vd =i a . di tions i Zt lir isila jai iaTZ br ei sur a- "g . • mi n i (MILO. UWE Nlitegina RAIUNI3 ROYAL PATENT COVEISII. The barbs error d Mr. Alfred fl„ftiter or Ni. Aribit II • opeal teolda at rfiL . bear Plirbtrar eV 9 %.0. - 17..Mr1"=1:13`... TM Pee, fer dit=reorp lbe yeallerm dr reoree, re be bed as " We boor err litztar "of oorkaarr Mr ........ - revo= " ter ~see Ores ler b lag datird r were "by re reel proem et Neon. Aar We bre obarbory " oarrell strobe ef tbo roe rear .4 allbe. oared at re sr " tre la Poo or WIC re lbo Par of lelo arlorr b roa la I " editor of arr. err. rr of Mr re orb : by Man. Drib porn r,` ear Parr. wrier to Crag per la re friary or " We Ur abe =err r' oeseake sr by Mom ir is tar "" = aelast aad greg ON " WV of illow il . Ws fr abe i g " gnat ars lo rat sole rib re dire of ler or Ilay role " arbelloase to verb reran &MN" tiessmi bar "to err tbe rarer sa Pr ef elarbe re lopir Ir thal a s " err WI b prima0ka . :N . ..,..... " ••• 80 Ma Olnilli• lag • • Isar areas b Mews Is re No INOMOGI of eelles MOM if Nor Dare roan to us, la s " re, Mar eared Yea ••7 yet pearra d =4 "Mb. la • pate awl relemetee fens : • TRIM AMIN " Loares ea A& EgiVejewita " Creaks' laberstal. aro Karr Aug. 9.1914." MCC CURRENT OF "DARE ROYAL PATENT COITEI, 0rL 7 1:17 ... .15:CIEI/i ;lira In addlittnn to the f........ !arta lam the bat Colima vtmyr.bk. from Demmus. Domnakm. llobber. Dmastra. Am. Padang. It. Domingo. lidavis. llamas* Nits" Bak, Cubs, Im 0 , 1.0 6 . Porto Rico. ie.. ha K tb. a d. a .1. lINLICSID TOUTS, 0 9to 1 1 VIOLS OIL 6 WEND. I gli (161 . 1.1 . 16 i . . 1 4to I 6 vs Sr. a a. Danko 010 to 1 4 Comma Coke ............ 010 Jimaiin ._ ...... —011 to 1 4 Pori goad and liend 1 8 wz . tine Minot 1 6 I to 110 Vzy ti Z i el , 1 4 Onin ...... Kola . 1 6to 1 16 1 8 The 404ingtaimi wifflkid Di ilb. were. fte Ili nimpd AL mrig: 6 4 am Miasmal tar *gm vim This =Ms am mgollBl In ambit maitlalmi Dm gramb NM no dimigg b mai kr Om DIME g:= 4d ell e iong a idtrizz... — te"..: miM boles . . . 3a 04. 1 Tee p.m. et eiti . tie6 iiiii ii:iiiiiciaii:ii . : 1 men bout Tireet lie lam* aid imousWii pilaw la aid Mom a Omer, Ili samara bottle 4. DAM Psetatass. NUKE= ONZ , Bt. PAI/1.13 0111.L . 01111AID. .- . - . ‘"."- Owitillea .. Wieser mei lie pills re ropeethily Wetted e WI TL IAs i pu rierr a ie . l 4 =l: . . I ..e bi tie. 6 . lol lll t e r . wardletwel et Date and Ow, la Ilbseastismew. Mak • does ether/ of " Nweler Owe" where ea eidsheat ike le y *Alarm te the leerwa , .o 4 to Hells lie Whil e el Me 111 8 07 r PATIO T MIMICS/ tee rearthlr end peweeetai .0 RESENTS for WEDDINGS. and all FESTIVAL. FELIX SUISMEELTS •lIT. VFACTURES. tleeleoect the meet salami NW* snide. mental by the am &With useefeeturers, sad add by all reepeetable driers hikers sea cower, Itlll cu NEW HYACINTH GLASS IR. Redman, S.R.A). SPILL CASK. "Cupid, M • Bonfire '' Id. Dells N. sad a pws~b. SALTCELLAR, In deep° metal. ornamented withr ehepe and ma weed ; with Spoon. Ws the psis SALAD SPOO various mir N and YORK, Is carved wood, Ja W the pair; ivory and saver, at es BR and EAD.ENI YR. Carved wood handle, les ; erred Ivory handle, SW BREATTINTER. In carved wood, 21, to 4.%.; porcelain. Ills to Sta.: plats wood. da. CH EESEAL SIPE. with caned.wood handle, 17s. ; ivory handle. rs. CH EESE-DISIL with strood.wood hordes eb, and apwants BUTTEIbDISII, In carved wood, with Sohn of der, or china. Si.. DUTTER.EN IFS, with carved wood beadle and plated Wads, 2ht.; ivory handle and silver Uric Cs CARVING KNIPE and FOR h, wooden handles, carved with deara heed Li Sw Wei "' Pl5ll sATINO at fry, Yarling pees. 71511 CARVINO.KNI PR and WORK, to direr and plated mead, aeda IllattUtt, Nee Hop liner M. J. Townsend). Di.; with bd. dtiOgell leire, 3 ft. WATER JUG. la anamened dans LI lie, sad upwards. IR. Red. grave, A.R.A. GOBLET, to mink lb,. W ATER CARAPPE and TUMBLER. in =Armand (WA 17e. W. A MUSTARD POT, " The Bitten Towne," in Paden, to.; end in • SA wds LTCELLAR, In aarthenwans • dolphin with ado& Ts dd. the CAMELLIA TEAPOT. In arteennis MOW, waressanted by Parton Snow. ; a diver. MI gmhtera. or Plated metal, Ws at. Red raw, A.ISA.I A -T EA .CA DDY. fa woad, st 'admen prams • TEA.CADDY SPOON, le plated meW,b.N.:a Area, ens. CREAM JUG, in anal Haw. DtiM IL anima. Pads., U. WINS TRAY, W lathe Red:rave, A.R.A.), Ws. end Dn r ttglll3, In enamelled Moms IR. Redraw. A.R.A.). JOU the mdr. IR GLAM. In enamelled colour.. ge. CII A MaGN It GLASS. " Babble; 80nd.," enamelled In colours and DMIRT KNIVES and !Ants, with coloured handle*. rei e lven:rants cherries. Alberts raspberries nrawherdes, ant mul=st. Mated blades 10a. emit VINTAGE DECANTER STOPPERS, In slim and M 'Metro gift, to widow Wiese. 1.1. C. Horsley.) CAN DLIOSTICKB.—The °WV's, in ehinn, designed by H. J. Townr en& lb. the par. MATCH.ROX, "The Knight's Toents' In Parton. plies Ja cad. PLOWER VASE IR. Itedgrare, A.IL Ad. in Pnrisn. Sts coloured chins' et , . BRIDE'S INKSTAND, to porosiala 11. Belli, 135., and upwards BRIDE'S INKSTAND. in dlver snd Sartre gilt, at vadoos prior; Is boons PA W. and upwards, with tarok tans KISSING CHILDREN, paper weight to match, Ss Itt Porten; Ws. In weld. PAPER KNIPE, to molds with HD Wads, In wow= one, Fes and Up . W17.1;:" ARCHITECTURAL TRUSSES. I. Teas cotta HES, 1 3 matt. BHA VINO-POT, tarthenwore. • llama boarded sad beardlow - In sad upwards. Dtds mad bnak lIA CMISSICS • doof Porter. is ItC A PAPRR to load 00t111. 'MACS STK to toned wood Oil ., 1,5 se. the pair. aad upwaads. PA PI I&MACH6 CLOCK CAPE. at allow orbs. THE GREEK SLAVE. • slarueeta. D I Hiroo Power, In Pain. ke SHAKE AAAAA , • stedineta In titian. ; oleo . M Brom, Pi if. W. Bed.) TRAGEDY end COMEDY, statoettee. in Pailiet. met 0. 3.. . Ben.) UNA AND THE LION, • Mat: MM (J. IL In Partia. t 3 3s. : and la Mom. DOROTHEA, • statuette (J. Beth. fa Perim. Ef and In CANCLORIN DA, • statuctte Be 0), emeonlon I. Dorothea: to PertwEll PRATER. • Mara* (J. Dell). to Partan, ft.; or with colouredTrirSZLlZP. • Menotti) (J. Bell). in Peden. Da.; or wlllo oo• limed Ms, fa INFANT NEPTUNE Townsend), • mitcolisr In Parian. ; la ether and la Metro. st meows Mks. Etta Toady CHARITY. • statuette. by Mr K WoMewoott THE NYMPH, a Mae for the Ogee. in TRTS COWL UN lie, by Sir R. Weetnosoott, The " UNA" BROOCH. Perim and goad. The " DOROTHEA" BROOCH, Parisn and gold. The CUPID BROOCH, " The Mete i ll ertat/IT AEI I'D BO kIi N D I ; G T H EAr iI P ; if /L and H A Tr o t i la c POT : BEER JUG. he, • CATALOGUE, with Galrady4a them or Misr" mat b/ Email n Nada. Old Bewletrest. on mod sr Coun M eemeed an mmetalal aft Pommirm amm wags Ap. try in TO LADIKEL—,ODDS HALYIT.— Ow itai d arel amis ktask ith rairglia s i amd a=7. ; •iiiit it t lVA l Z m irn a laiwageg =ol mg 4=or sm u"... % I" la = gall: N. l=F Ws . I = a art . . i t Pig li gdr aissi t ir .". ver a tMll4 Lair ft inelas_ th• Mi. s. Mt.= as mt. A. *0 RIBON' 8 P I L L B.—THE KIR= lITOZIAI DISPIN sbDlgaer a rlIT.-3b ;Jr .00 terke areer tatet: OM b ern =le weary. are vallbeet• aniaM%Mar •fa gri i• tir bill Of 2:011■10 411 U15 ba d r,.rialry " w ag any bray an osy M's bra mak a ve t . : mviej,„... ban ten b, aid .4 a *dr "101=11110. Ws eliftleaTh • b wry mob la die Coras girds. azdamile• et linnare, " Ontaam boo dier raw kn. nub &ran baba. Oa tar angar 7, bar gar, 0s . .. ~ bow tbat : Or d jar rardel:=ll••=l 11= spasm ao . s .. l6e . ..tin b arassek an mann brabbr y arm la nisi an par et no adialb - 6,22, I•B=rbab lit gr Alt Igatn e andsla dr mg rod rib et Own ni en be able abb. la aan4 bi dr bry bar nab an arialant tat Ile moat be orb aradalat i illei pa am ar bur at SIRMISPI 10111111111raa MA OM lia IllildW• 11111111MiTO sot sib Orr en tin en bra& bat an nib at tba tad. Oa ta. dav i ttin arnern no at lbw In Inn Ye bin •:, bb WI NOM era ant fa. • dranalar, raldra falba Mr% kaalr. MIR . br im tlealy and .111 • drabrals ma" wink =B "b aureS by be is g w ei a ..... all IS. adsin. be Ink Oa liaka brae, In ba ant sr awn .bar msti = - labia al bona teas dna mallabe. is a f ar riming/ • psdaarrii. ="44,1"11.3 . ‘" e tt.4 64 4.2Vi:55ima. mak awl am. the Wean* aid Awn lb ammonia bins the 8 s ta=inFalia. t at nab, Ira kw et de. I bt dr laimin be rabbet dB be ark lir WM rl w =4. dawn Was, sin 8, re et 6lseppo M. is aIII i i ilia Sklbrimo leum.drest.7l24Mtori • I ■ l I tar aboana at dada amarba, bb nab bek MN ormind um ea ~boa. Midi wear Ye tannag ern Twin asuana el • parodblas damn we VW ars Ida la rib Yoariwaralso .0 Ilkarlbsta Ina, kw at No. In Yak an In o amber at 1111• lb aar b b no inn ta lit ban an manna be an nor 0 bb 60 00 8 wands& b dr drat nand IMOD 011M1 ' S 1116.114 A t iZ ZI:d te lli tr jlisled hm. to I Maa t Isag sr =t i sie Ira o ltik . ze im .4. 6,e. lt ss m ui Z l A: b• i t I m ae. . g m i LI IV *I •44 a isi t: V ft= vale. do Um yam_ IN seir galls Sin tp It.s la nada dr rant Vann , ad Ind ald 4 0 11 :t 4.. ,...,...... w = 2 .... at .., .... 2, ft . Ar ... O we ask m csr . ~..0... •roll7liissaim re Os Om lab Ala pm* w iaLa a l= l . 47 l 47, r.4 1. 74.4re. lbatr aunt lib .II ban& tannin Oaa--daa MAW biniabl i daa 0 I an aummili Ink nat dr post Nam Ms Una MAN re i..O, N r hir .0.0...1 . 1,.. =t 1 : Wag Ilse a nelostat . mil hoe bra tb• at bins .01.1.1 tba tra bar en na teart i TLV ewan& et ran dn. balimat addlaa ban. ad 0 ittas ogi =ALT.4 . xi s stl as s i gre wi g sod mole& Ne. 1 al EWA. Pa I la Imo w thg c r omm alue l es ss sevitt4 Om AM& . Wm 11.1 X XHRIE HUNDRED AND ONE , STRAND.— UM On • a BAN 111 W 1 =la i r be aid iser4 ot ~Mt . .. 4a l . a . Obern MAST INDIA PALM ALIL— T` Octo- Imlay of thle AL we are voltam hem Str7. hi Trask la IN andlitea. and an nab kr la aao eattat t rka el Id ohm and reeemb, The *el eleatagmet mad pleit le al the eta pile ordor.—H. ead 0. ARRAY sad Co., edelea...___ l l. analeheet. taloa. k A,IIIB M all SONIS and PAMIRDL—The . x . ~won et! 1 SIAMIIX ' = neat reeheaM 1 W: 0. r. mime - Terr ret n.w ir. where tie ..... w ateS . re at teem f i b le pee a ; V I CIb l l; ar Pa r Dr Wit el re aBT . 4 awe jai aspreeed . ~Wag Nat (per pee esa—deed la dbotreet AD. no. Rs? , I.lMrB Sae ADAIAND - LAMP OIL, as. 6d. halatioa. h additeshie ke the mad. oar. Iteadt erg =ray / I l i jakoae dim :ak i lli. alma ,as via tat amok las wet dames hee: L e ltiZatit .". the esa u rare '' . rAna ".....d oLgarodeVlC tett Kraal red Oa NI mereheate k r=aws.g. ow e , * " DArIAVLESS CANDLE% bed. sad 6d. per lb. i let e r . rublei L lLizalet i ft4., 10L. sool 104.1. 1 kr ft; weft eue arl ob. err . am; 47:;;41t .. : t .14 4L pa mime. re.. ess 44 • &., U. Opera sa. - u.s. i. ger ram; *sr.& OL.I NIS 0, ...* izzr. slake::` miss sm. roe sub 66 PAVOLIP6 ;k 4 wa. el 1466tial4mis . ort ar grocers' .661 ell 'be nosh &Orme pikes tl RODS - P • " - . 1 6. AGRLCUY ea FARIIIERS.—Ste the AORICUL OSUMI. .ad AllDratta . ll' 11.3NICLZ of taeeekM "int r rim."=. "1710_20 free by wet. Office for S. Weer WeMieteeetreet, Cerela - Prdef4 r HEAT FLIES, with woodeuTa. iree—t—he VV AGRICULTURAL GARP:TIE AND GARDINERN CHRONICLE or Attunity. The Agricultural Gazette mar be ordered of all news agate. twice al weekly. Stamped la go free toy w 4. °Mee for onattolont and adrettionueuta L tipper NeUlng onatreet. Oortatearden. 'aludea. PRE PIOSPECTS of FARMING. By Mr. Muni Dwrio.—See the AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE and GARDNER/LP CHRONICLE of PATURDAT. Tbe Gardeners' tn.oolete myna orderod of any Mlne agent, print 6d.. entanped to 110 free by poet.-.o6ce nw cortononleationt and adratisanentw 6. UPPIe Wellington Kent. Covent Darden. London. PREY. COURPIENek: 01 CONTSNIS of the Number for THE ATHENAUM, Tomtit Literature. &Imo. Urge quarto twee. 11, ANY NUOICSNLLGR. BATURDAY November 26. of Journal of English and e, and Use nee Art. Thirty-two R 6,121111 Or, WIT! MClllnirll of Cbattaubriaod. Writ by hinoell. (ible to Nbrthern Arctic.tom K.biro by iarl of Maniere. S.W., Iron, time of Cto., k o XII. to (law I. I Lot Stifdols, fie.) Ey Vionoto ab kk*oinuot Vary. Aboloacke fw1649. By . Leone. With deran Pintoes. by Id. V. Cons'. t. Itistor7 of British India from ISM to Mu. By 11. 11. Wilson. Monograph of Wilk* leakorteyod Alodtene. Hy Professor loess. Printed for Ray Society. 10710111 or Situations for FormsUon of Sys tem of Emigration, k. By W. 11. 0. Kinenton. School Chemistry. By R. D. Thomson. Lord Palinemon and Spanish &Moment magi!! te:ii;liisiNV: principi. Tactual Criticism. HI J. S. Pater. luirosiur9oilio H. !Mort Cimmi • 11: - .0 - indjica g ti17 .. Zioris - h, Boo and& 1174 1 a nail Lloooladire. By It 0111DINAL :.APAND....OD . Mart Neptune." by elr J . Royal Poolek-A Problem In Perla:mkt. Ora Moony 0.1.11,.-Otfttury of Mr John narrow and far C. Harr-Panty of late Br H. Nitoloe-Franallo Papeditlon-Ourvey of Aturtralr-lbieral of Orate yard lo Rumelloourt-labrary of Herb Maestri - Murrain Naar &hoot - gaplurntory Joint, Into Afari-NewPrise at Cambridge Volvenity-ragrlar Adretriaseat- Ilatenmen al Bedfoid-liodety of Matn i ral ffeleaszt ai irrit Beerman-Cleorairkal (Col. Lad sad Mr. 0. labe i litteg Nomad Cart. Africa. fte.rAttafir A 2EL s i t: Arta-Syro-Mat i lan (Mr 1 .71 1 //or. "On Harr and Aallapillet of Fuss bite.-Nosnlmalis Bake-Detorattots of Hoar of Para 'ra tiortr.-(16111ary at ltr. C. Hastb-Artart to Beards, MOM* -Kam ef Mew MD T•11 11 =14 OW 0011131110—COMAGO,4012 I" Dare oe te Dle l t Valeta -Kraft... (Karr - 100,001 AND DILANATIC W Pardi-Itirder al Dramatic llou,so for sidit i ra M itill ow biadiaillar. LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, FRIDAY, b.BO T.Y. Measliest this day the greatest agitation prevail' in Perin produced, u may be easily supposed, by the expeetatics of tomorrow's debate. It is expected that these will be popular atteapements round the I=S- The troops have been all ordered to be to their barracks, and kept under arms. The esitoisary gaud of the Amenably has been strewsly reinforced. Different meetings of the mem bers of the Assembly will take place this evening, at owe of which M. de Lamartine will moist Cm- Mums of the ministers and their supporters awed each other without intermission, at the hotel of Gen. Cavaignae, to consult upon the system of defence which it will be politic to adopt against the attacks which will be made against him in the Assembly. The grounds of these attacks are well known; they have been assigned in the evidence of the principal members of the pro visional government delivered before the committee of inquiry on the insurrection of June, and they have been more recently developed at greater length in the public journals, and especially in La Press& Com mon report my. that General Casuist= will rest his defames, es to his mode of dealing with the insure°. lion ca military precedents. Tie cabs are in high activity. They consider the rant mate of things as the noon of their hopes. Yesterday evening, M. de Bonnard delivered a most inflaramatery harangue at one of these rimming& "Before the end of the winter" he exclaimed, "we shall have no more partisans either of Bonaparte or Cavaignse. Saturday will demolish the Cavaigut party. We are surrounded with Cain. and Abel. The Can are the more numerous, but, after Satur day, their names will be branded on their fronts. M. Matthieu (ds In Dane), • member of the Assembly, of the Montgnard party, who is another club orator, has declared that if, by gad fortune, a heavy fall of snow were to precede the 10th December, a thing very likely, both Prince Loon and Gen. Cavaignse would be buried under it, meaning: that the voters in the rural districts would not come to the ballot. Parties begin to be distinctly enough defined in the Assembly. Among the legitimist party General I Cavaignac counts about fifty supporters, among whom are counted M. de Fallon:, vice-president of the Rue de Poitiers, and MM. de Kerdrel, de Heeckeren, and Poujoulati the latter has written a letter to the , Gazette du Midi in his support. Most of the unsuc cessful candidates at the last elections support Prince Louis. Among these may be named MM. Emile de Girardin, Alexandre Dumas, De Genoude, and Car menin, jun. Meetings are to be held of the parties of Socialism and the Red Republic this evening in all the 14 ar rondissements and in the Banlieue, to name 140 de legates who will be deputed to choose between MM. Ledrn Rollin and Raspail for the presidency. This committee of 140 will confer with the corporations of operatives ; each corporation will name 10 delegates. It is expected that M. Ledru Rollin will be the can didate ultimately adopted by the parties. to The expected interpellations of M. Jules Fevre were made to-day in the Assembly. M. Jules Fevre, in a speech of considerable animation and ability, stigmatised the manner in which the public adminis tration had mixed itself up with electioneering pro ceedings. lie denounced all the biographies, pam phlets, caricatures, and publicatioks of every sort, made by order of the government and sent to the de partments at the public expense. He asked the Minister of War if it was true that a life of General Cavaignac, published by the Moniteur du Soir, was read in the chambers of all the moldier.. He interro gated M. Defame upon his letter to M. Odier. M. Dnfaure, in reply, said that the government opposed no candidate except such as were pot forth under a flag hostile to the republic and to the constitution. He defended his letter to M. Odier. General Lamo riciere said it was untrue to say that the life of Gen. Cavaignac was read to the soldiers. Finally, the Assembly passed to the order of the day. Peals, Nor. New Lose, —; ll3res per Orate., 42 SO; Are per Cans., 04 02 ; lAA Lees, 64 20; Foam Belgian Mel, 1840, —; Do. 1442, —; Do. —; Do. Two.awd.a. 11.11, —; Naples Bastes, lamas —; Treasury des, lank &wok 1030 ; isobaage as 10 days, ——; 4011 sys, cash. it.. toad,. peke In Id. mat dab. ORNAMENTALaLd DOMESTIC POULTRY; 1./ the/ HOW/ sad roo d `mt Ds the Ilea Bemove limn Duos, MA.. Dada of dogw with lend& The Biro lemeed of ere : Domed' tout la re- The Moth Duet The Ottheito mod ITher TM Rite Ormehlas Doom Bamboos Thole The Odom Toot The White /mated ar The Chollog e rel The Semi& Pawl The Foot ThereaddedDartlam Tho i lf bi ld: lQom Thelazimaid Yowl ThoOmilwebioalowl The TON sad Ito cma The loot The Molar Yawl Dish= Nob The Thie .s a t MON ,moos The lemeMie Fowl PQM Tb ar .... Len TM Omm Fowl Th. Dolomite Goose The Mete Owen The Decal& Ocoee TM Frladod m Trim. TM Cam& Gems TM Bent Goom bad lowis. TM ideation or Cope Th The Tatter e Pea Fold Poll M ormasomost arbiorruea; for W lois of notes. - -Ball. Cbrookle. Contains a good deal of ofteful Informatbs oloosollj MsS lad, Intervened with plata:tom oketebsould salad b 7 dbgWYUon. of So oatumll4."—Spoolotor. Pobliatod by Jams Matthew% at tbo °lke 00- of " Clardoooro' Obsolete sod Asyloaktoral Goonto," 4. _Uppor_Woilbagtosolrool. wooveardoo ; sod ow ofikrod of Sa7 boo Sons• Nw . 1 . 4 the clAl_lllll -- Aiiiiinc.7.. tiVr - aniesia.iiiii.liiiiiii.TheTaii - :: Prksee. 6d. ifree mese rifted toil eale= 9. RURAL CHE MIRY ; aa In inn to the Oody of the SdAse IA PSIS Airtime. Sy hoot Ito Sotto Y.R.13., Y.L.S.. 1 ~mix if Ohniglir le the llortoolturel Society of le Ihe Roo MS ladle Camputy's Military at =Ma Da Price e'LSO_ ACIPEECHICS at the AORICULTURAL MEET LNG at DIA 11 MANOR. ilegebteed from the" Aertoultorel fieeelle"lsr of 11. sh. May be ordered of ell =U fby poet oft three emetics L Upper Welliortonetroet. OeiSSOSek Rios 1111. OIL LABELS foe the HERBAIUUM, eonsiatiN 2_3( the imam ef the CLASSES, ALLIANCES, ORD NUl6OllDllllllef PROFESSOR LINDLEY'S VEOSTABLE DOM. at SS& lobs type, L it they ea be eut out sad NOM Into the Roberts. • poet-oda NS for La. 10d. will side ism. 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A ishaice of varletia Op= nd botomiiwiesam Mated kr?LU O WALTON. N t LBSALT, Illsalmiera sad 1 - Varta f i Inr e dtr il ler the A ffotraost i el a trZi i rettetit i tro d dM i ro scrav d . tam am ro wn irr a "Tr =l%ri.l"`" ;1”..41 1142-49.. kazr ore - s" Ir. W. prk.: slam l" rellillii= fi lli ral S kali are mai= tor M iris se l trr=loste task dairta:htt e I" Mb Sint& A SYSTEM of POPULAR GEOMETRY; ma rl. %Wag last, loam le rub et las a Tad* se la ssamoiry sod Midas. far 5 adh. et nary art sad ' alma. Is in Waft' Wake Ind At Osaka Danal. A.B. Pike ti M. dons tr. CIOMPANION to the Now POPULAR GEOMETRY; la Is*tilitlbodomolo of abeam. same .m tandlaraad. BA. Boat owl tomespolpurßiallo ANN to 11111 wane mama at Ids I Id& smarces aula Ilr thou Rpl&IT. A.B. Pace &fa aloe. Third Ma&4 SYSTEM of POP= ALGEBRA ; with a Setae ea Properlar and Progreaden By Gamed Dims ! . id. IL A h I t ISTIOC et P OPULAR TRIGONOMETRY, bilb=l=ollli Popalar Midas an Leortibran aao z aaasosa . B s Odds ThalusT. L.A. 11. dd. " Per dadeare die dab We Masi bawled. 01 Ode admen, natbsie.ar• . as Wald be red dib dens deaden rwiledge. Libile " add Algebra.' —Lbws a s v e r id v. Fes" ASTRONOMY. By °sours BAUM, 1"n m= .-----L band drer ari a s li ma n d i v i e w * and andundidedrasar, is ibig amid= elKda 'Mick we ire kw the email el las plan than (be edged of . to in lira Winne man gs Via lead and Wind. of Um w a wa' . ldr. Dimity "—am WHAT TO RAT, DILINY,MFE, et* DM 'Mine far .:1 Dr IJ. Catasvisa. il. ) • le & Osuasee•--He• Is Imo mink • gaol saalwaraa. • INK mil • as al ilis lolramaamo dew Wain 4 rhe =weft ors.* i iial " r oe befialift= B : C11= 1. 14 1 46 , 171 Oft,' ZZ A MlPk i r igi l 4.w 1. IFea =Mt& Mat MBINIIM O. maim& SPAIN. The international of Bayonne has a letter from the frontiers of Catalonia, which mays that the rnmours of negotiations having been entered into between several Montemolinist chiefs and the queen's officers turn out to be well founded. The well-known chief of a band, Pons, bearing the name of Bep del Oh, ham submitted to the authorities. The letter, howevea, expresses doubts whether it be true that communications have been entered into with Cabrera himself. .... The queen hu granted an amnesty to all persons condemned to less than one year's imprisonment for civil offences, or to lees than two years for political offences. ITALY. The Alba of Florence, under date of Rome, the 17th, gives the following account of the murder of M. Rossi. He had ezaspsrsted the people by threat ening, on the preceding daT, to sot vigorously against the disturbers of the public peace, and had made a great display of military force. On his getting out of his carriage to enter the Palace of the Legislature, he was hooted, and, having looked at the crowd with a sort of defiance, a man rushed forward and stabbed him in the threat. —A letter which we have received from a correspondent at Rome, says, "As M. Rossi was ascending the staircase of the C ha mber of Depa ties, he was surrounded by a body of the Legionari (the legion returned from Vicenza), one of whom came forward and stabbed him. The assassin, pro tected by his comrades, escaped." The Alba of Florence, of the 17th, says that the Sardinian fleet has again sailed for Ancona. The Milan Gazette, of the 16th, contains an additional list of persons on whom the formal contri bution of Radetzky has been imposed ; among whom is the Princess Belgiojoso, for 800,000 lines. A remonstrance, under the advice of the eminent Jurisoonsnit Pederesie, was about to be made to the emperor, at Ohnutz. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—Our accounts from Berlin are to the 23rd inst. Count Brandenburg bad declared that the taxes will, if neceseary, be raised at the point of the bpyonet. Ministers had refused to admit the deputa tions from the commercial councils of Cologne, Cob lents, and Troves to the royal presence. SWITZERLAND.—The Gazetto du Tessin, of the 21st, contains an account of the movement of Swiss troops into the canton of Tessin. It is stated in the .IVenze .Rkenieelie Zeitung, of Co- logne, in a correspondence from Berne, under date Nov. 20, that the central executive of Germany has declared war against the Helvetic confederation. It is asserted, also, in the Cologne Gazette, that a party of German soldiers had violated the Swiss territory. PENINSULAR MAILS. PORT UGAL. By the Madrid, arrived at Southampton last night, we have news from Lisbon of the 19th card. There has bees a ministerial crisis. In consequence of Sal danha and Fronteira's quarrel about the arbitrary pro ceedings of the latter, both resigned. The Queen sc. cepted the resignation of Saldanha, and, it is mid, gave ceders for his arrest, but countermanded them, fir fear of a revolt. Saldanha then was requested to continue minister. The suspension of guarantees, were it to take place, would cause an insurrection worse than in 1846. The intrigue against Saldanha was supported by the Spanish minister, by order of Nervier. It was rumoured that cholera had broken out, and that quarantine regul►tions would not be enforced. Exchange, 52i. Discount upon bank notes, 40 per cent. The finance department has been resorting to mixed loans to liquidate claims for arrears of salaries, Ike-, which bad been bought up by speculators at AO per cent. discount The amount so borrowed amounted to 13,00 W. sterling, out of 100,00 W. understood to be re quired. Pusengen from England to Lisbon, who had performed quarantine in the lasatetto, had ex pressed themselves satisfied with the accommodations afforded by the Portuguese government Prime Adelbert, brother of the Xing of Bavaria, had arrived, and was subjected to the vexation/ delay of eight as" HAVANA.—Accounts from Havana to the 26th of October, state that the market for imports had slightly improved, sea that the prOspect fur Bnti.h msnuf.cture d goods was better. The exp.:eta of sugar continued exten sive, and stocks ware much reci:med, and generally of infe rior quality. The coffee crop Was expected I. be the largest and best that has been known for years ; Mesoin. J. C. Burnham and Co., in their circular of the 27th nit., say : Since our report of let Met, our sup, prices have been moving upward, as there has been a fair inquiry, operating upon a reduced stock. At present there are not more then 16,000 boxes in first hands on the spot, only a awe trills at Matanzas, and seemly anything left in the aseatry. The planters who still hold sugar have very high neeiime a which n not surprising. when we take inl3 view tint Ire menthe will probably slams before the new crop is heeds We market with any abundance. We place our follows: Assorted kinds, Nto s. 911 ; wLites, defer, as Bd. to 29t. 3d. free on board, per English cwt.; good to fine, 225. 2d. to 235. 6d. ; ordinary. 20e. Id. to 21s. 3d. ; yellows, superior and floret's, 19s. 6d. to 20s. ld. ; stood to fine, 17s. 3d. to 18e. lid. ; browns, 16s. Id. to 16s. 8c1.; Cucuruchoe, 14s. 11d. to 15s. 6d. Since our lest report some heavy shower fell, and were attended with beneficial effects, though not sufficient to counteract the se rious damage sustained in several important distriets from the drought which had prevailed. It is the general opinion that the growing crop will yield less than that of this Lear ; and that it will not be in the market so soon as usual. The exports to the end of last month, from hence and Ma- Mans, ass much as last year, there being an increase from hence, and a diminution from Matanzas. During the pre sent month, up to the 20th, about 31,000 boxes have been shipped, including 11,000 boxes to the United Stotts, 8,000 boxes to Ragland, 2,200 boxes to Spain, and 10:000 boxes to other places. The prices of Molasses are nominal, as there is very little remaining. The growing coffee plant presents a more vigorous and productive aspect than has been the case for a long while past. The yield might be considerable the coming season if it were not for the counteracting cir cumstance that, owing to the discouragement experienced for several years past in the cultivation of this berry, and to the augmented value of labour, many estates have been abandoned, and the labourers have been transferred to the far more profitable culture of sugar. In consequence of this, • large proportion of the crop may be lost for want of the necessary process of cleaning, lac., although there will, no doubt, be a larger quantity that was afforded this year.—Freights : There is, at present, very little demand for vessels, either under privileged or o•her flags. The last tranractions were 31. for the lini.ed Kingdom ,• 31. 5.. for near continental ports ; 31. 12.. 6d. to 31. 16e. for the Medi terranean.—Exchange Large transactions were mode in anticipation of the steamer, at 15 to 155 per cent. premium ; but the rate is now again firm at 16 per cent. premium. DEATH OF LORD MELBOURNE. Acconas reached town last evening, announcing the decease of Viscount Melbourne. This melancholy event, which was fer some days expected, took place yesterday, at Bracket Hall. Lord Melbourne was born on the 15th March, 1779, and having concluded his university education, he entered as a student at Lincoln's-inn on the 21st of July, 1797, and was called to the bar nn the 23rd of November, 1804. On the 3rd of June, 1805, he married the Lady Caroline Ponsonby, only daughter of the third Earl of Beaborough ; but in the course of a few years differences arse, which ended in a reparation. Lady Caroline Lamb died on the 25th of January, 1828; and her son, the Hon. G. A. F. Lamb, followed her to the grave on the 27th of November, 1836. In the year 1805, Mr. Lamb entered the House of Commons, and joined the whig party, under the leadership of Mr. Fox. In 1806 he moved the address in answer to the king's speech, but throughout the quarter of • century which followed he made no remarkable speeches, nor did be display soy pecu liar aptitude for the business of legislation. He was a whig, bat only a semi-liberal, and showed a decided leaning to wards the views of Mr. Canning, except on the question of parliamentary reform. Upon that they differed ; but they were fully agreed on free trade, the South Americ in republics, and the government of Ireland ; and therefore Mr. Lamb, though remaining in opposition, frequently gave the benefit of his vote to Lord Liverpool's ministry. When Kr. Canning was commissioned to form • cabinet in 1827, he made overtures to Mr. Lamb, who accepted the office of Chief Secretary for Ireland ; and after the decease of Mr. Canning his official connexion was maintained with the government of Lord Goderich, and afterwards with that of the Duke of Wellington, up to the period when the proposi tion for disfranchising East Buford came before the House of Commons. Lord Palmenton, Mr. Grant (now Lord Glenelg), Mr. Huakisson, and Mr. Lamb upon that occasion supporte r the first step towards parliamentary reform, and went over to the opposition. On the death of his father, in 1828, Mr. Lamb succeeded to the family honours, and took his seat in the House of Peers, but did not assumes prominent place till the Duke of Wellington, having in 1830, declared war against reform, threw up office, and was succeeded by Earl Grey. Lord Melbourne accepted the seals of the Home Debut aunt with • piece in the new cabinet, at a moment when the tdministration of our domestic government demanded the exercise of the greatest circumspection. In this office Lord Melbourne continued till the session of 1834, when the government proposing to make considerable alterations in the state of the Irish church establishment, Lord Ripon, Lord Stanley, the Duke of Richmond, and Sir J. Graham threw up their offices, and Lord Grey retired from the premiership. The king sent for Viscount Melbourne, and on the 14th of Jaly, 1834, his lordship announced that he had been authorised to reconstruct the ministry. This he did, and his government continued to the following November, when the second Earl Spencer died, and the late Lord Altborp therefore ceased to be Chancellor of the Exchequer. The king considered that event tantamount to a breaking-up of the ministry, and called upon Lord Melbourne to retie. Under the advice of the Duke of Wellington, his Majesty summoned Sir Robert Peel from Italy, and • conservative administration was the renal, but a new parliament decided against Sir Robert Peel's government, and Lord Melbourne was restored. The session of 1841 saw the close of his administration, and even brought the public career of Lord Melbourne himself to an unexpected close. It was thought that many years of vigor ous existence still remained to him, and that, when he re signed office, he intended to place himself at the head of • formidable opposition ; but, after a few slight efforts, he ceased to be regular in his parliamentary attendance—his health declined, and, when he reappeared, towards the close of the maim of 1845, he was merely the shadow of his former self. His already broken constitution was subse quently still further ennobled by an attack of paralysis, which terminated his lordship's political career. POST OFFICE NOTICE SERVICE OF PARLIA MENTARY NOTICES T/IROVOH THE POST-OITICE. General Post-office, November 27, 1848. Parliamentary Notices may, in future, be forwarded through the Post office under the following regulations : 1. The words " Par liamentary Notice" must be legibly printed on the fat* of the letter, and, in order to secure the speedy return of any notices which may be undelivered, the ,name and address of the solicitor issuing such parliamentary notice should also be legibly printed or written en the fees of the letter. 2. These notices must be posted on or before the 12th December, at the General Post-office, St. Martin's-le-Grand, in London ; the general Poet-office in Edinburg ; the genera Post-office in Dublin; or at the chief post-office at one or other of the following towns.—England and Wale*: Birmingham, Bris tol, Exeter, Lincoln, Liverpool, Leeds, Nenchester, Newcu tle-upon-Tyne, Norwich Shrewsbury. Scotland : Aberdeen, Glasgow, Inverness. Ireland : Athlone, Belfast, Cork. 3. The Wage chargeable on these notices must be prepaid by stamps, and the registration fee of sixpence on each notice must be paid in the usual manner. 4. The notices must be delivered at the window of the post-office, accom panied with duplicate lists of the addressee; the lettere being arranged, for the convenience of comparison in the order of the lift. These lists will be examined by the postmaster or person in attendance at the window of the at which they may be posted, and if each list correspond with the , the partmaster, or person is attendance at the win dow will sign every sheet of each list, and damp it with his day-stamp in nee at the time the notice shall be delivered to him. The postmaster, or person in attendance at the win• dow, will then return one of the duplicate Hatt to the party who brings the letters. 5. The houre.for receiving the said notices are to he the same as those already fined for the registry of ordinary letters. 6. If the notices are pretended at such an hour as to interfere with the ordinary duties of the office, the postmaster may appoint any ether time within, the next twenty-four hours tor receiving the same, provided that such arrangement does not delay the posting of the " Notices" beyond the 12th nepenthes. In this last case, however, the postmaster will motive the " Notices." with the. " Duplicate Llits " into his ease, and immediately fining his day-stamp thereto, will appoint a ooavenient time within the next twenty-four hours for the pasty to attend at their examination. 7. The solicitor, or party posting the notices, should, if possible, arrange on the day before witk the post master, as to the most convenient time for posting the notices, and inform the postmaster of the probable number. SHIPPING. Matta Anntml.—Dublin, 2 ; Dow/hales, 1 ; Guernsey,. 1; French, 1. LONDON, Nov. W.—Wind this day at noon, S., light beau, and Sae class westher. DARTMOUTH, NOM 21.—Sailed : Sophia, London. 8017TIUMPTON, NOV. 23.—Arrived : City of Limerick st,l Leadan, and left for Dubbin. ' inSITOL, Nov. 23.—5. —Arrived : Britannia, Delliallill, Newts., New York ; !Negation, Quebec ; Jenny Lisa, Palermo ; Lady Collings, Messina. Sailed : Lady Falkland, , Now Orleans. LiTanzoot., Nov. 24.—Arrived : 23, Dickey Sam, Chine Patriot Queen, f a /lo w a:id , and the Duke, Calcutta ; Law I !. east, Valparaiso ; Iris, Pernambuco ; Grenada, and Joud a y Jaro, New Orleans; Europe, and Ontario, Markin ii : Switzerland, Baltimore; Serawack, Philadelphia ; A. . z', sad Virginia, Mineasta, W. A. Cooper and Walt i n s , New York; Anna, Montreal ; George, Quebec ; Passer man, Bremen. 24th, John Moors, Bombay ; Fortitude, an d Re nown, Rio Janeiro ; Talbot L a. Ousyra ; Venture, Tar n o w ; Denmark, Claiborne, and Parthenon, New Orleans; j o d ma Manna, Savannah; Lydia, Baltimore,. Mazy , Pe gwash ; Malnica, Montreal; Marion, Qualm.; Zero, Malta. Sailed: Windsor, Para ; Ebbw:, Lisbon. Ord LITZTPOOL, Nov. 24.—Arrived: Octiv ia, ---; Hobert Finale, —. DEAL, Nov. 24.—N.W. to N.N.W.—An'tved : May Moir, Siagaporz. Arrived from the river and sailed : Tag. Boni, Sydney, N.S.W. ; Walla= Watson, Adelaide, S.A. ; Knape, Swan River ; Mazy Hounsell, St. Helena ; Oven , nor McLean, Cape Coast Castle ; Copy, Bshia ; Hopewell. Jamaica; Independence, New York ; Enturpriss, Halifax; Macklin, St. Michael's; Ale:anise Walker, St. Übas ; Wilsons, Oporto ; Estrella, Lisboa. Sailed : Tropia, Sydney, N.S.W. ; Arial, Ceylon ; Victoria, Rio Janeiro . Charlie, Tobao ; Rwevetta, Granada Zephyr, Bezrawli; Clutha. Chagenoa ; Victoria . New York; Swims. Trieste ; Fides, Mediterranean ; Jona, Marseilles ; That. flawless, Dubs. =Boars Queen, Swansea, with tha mg o ( f)atrika. mos OA Bosom* Osadsloor. ‹. . .. i r ... • *;_i , t om % ....4... 4'. ' % . .41 ... ~....sfr i . • Lj.J , : r t :. *at--;t'• ," ' I .Z .. y .... i N 1 4: 0 NIS ..r Zell a s se . Pia mg. esi does !WI I : 0. us& bra il ,sl4 I. Wi so ds .0. I. d 1111 poulega LYE ea 0 3 m isd► : 41. Noe. I 7 ... L... mots ,4 r 4411,0