The Express. — London, England, 1851-03-08 00:00:00

8 1 DAILY WEATHER TABLE.Is.ei tha SATURDAY, MIAMI 8, 1861. an. The State ef the Weather at each of the following 'Lem at ; Tax Nine o'clock yesterday manias. The Mamma are . 11 Tan arranged is order of latitude. . WA --- Named Plum Conthe adl omega 48 IMMO Weather. Me& Wlad. ----- ---- -- ithonewii tOcatal; W.11.W. Ciaatla Skeen Partially Cloudy 1 Ale tivrarra...-....-. s.w. CaMi Veer , WU 1.004.11 , NM. Oaten am C Ili Pommorts . N.M. Wine Orem' Overcast !Cleo FiliS,llTols ............... N. Gentle Gomm ParuMly Cloudy ! Wall Rancor ....-..-..... N. Oaths meßeam Perna!? ChM? I Pa , Seto nuerthe1.......... N. Metes Bomar Partially Cloudy 'Ho Poutorrown .............. N. WWII 1111•PIO ChaillaW . Let Pluthemovre - - LW. Geode IMMO Portal! Cloudy I 1. 5 . GIME:a WICK —... N. t.eatie Ream Omega. 8ra.,... .......... tanner .. Calm Moan !Y. N• W Geode Memo Partially Uoudy 'Pm O meas a r ia , pr.W. ferang Seem hearth Clount I • Teaspoons._ ...... G'. Gernle them Partially Cloudy We . Gentle Brant Parnell, Cloudy 1 COOWAT .... W. Gum Sheer Partially and, To Scayease..- W. ri. re le Weer Partially the dy NIL Calm ineiptll Clear Mau ...- ........ LL Cahn Princi Pr pally y elotr SD THIS DAY, Noon. • ins deem of Wind. Strewth n' 'lad. Mate of the Weather. ;Cl NE. Con De Prem. Detre:pt. ' ata The returns from the following places did not reach this ste 'Mee is time for publication yesterday; they therefore eel Indicate the state of the weather on Thursday morning at . hu eke Vela*. tin hem -..... N. = angle rim 1... CI:. 1....... 2.... m,............. N.s. 0•1081 Pismo overcast Iwo Imisams Gentle MOM Cloottleas Lammas .............. N.W. throng beer Cloudless Ca 1ga11g1e1ga11............ N.W. throng theme rental floods Pothamerreille --.... W. Hard Wad Peedally Clthrty r C u m, ............,„....., N.W. noose Nevem lurbelly Limply ..... Lathe ...-...-.—.. NW. Strom Weer Muth, Cloudy f, l ush ............... NAY. Strong Mame thrtietiv Cnar y 1", 141Magfig............. N. Cowie them Partally (loot Warm...*. N. Remade haw a an 1maunne5............ ILL Sums Orem Meg du BOY Wentheume - --..... N. Mew Maar (lees %Moo= ....a.* LW. SINIMISMIne Pathelly flood? " MIMI* ............... N. Ming 'Mew Meetly Coney SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. - froth OW Canthasetiem, the "0488th Dream; NM' 14574 a Usa. IL CASUALTIES. 11l Eclipse of Dundee, got on dm Partin Heel, near Holy Island, during the gale last night, and soon became a total ii wreck ; all hands have ' . Three other vessels are on slime, and a twig is • to the south of Holy Island h ;abed 40 8428/111L-Berwsek, Mart 6. Jeanne D'Are (mfr-), Waeogne, of and for Boulogne from gs Blyth, with only the maser on board, came on shore this morning at W.ilberswiek, and is expected to become a IS wreek.-Sesthwahl. March 6. Karp While (brig), White, of and from Sunderland for P. Smyrna (is reported in yettenlay's Expreu), ha" Mr. eons a total wreck. Mr. White and two of the crew are i drowsed: the mate and six of the crew were taken off the wreck by the Broadstain life-boat, and towed into a Ransigats by the limger, Buffalo Gal, of this port, the life-bust haring got d.unaged alongside the wreck.- Ramsgate. March 6. Mariner (vIL), (roan Wicklow to Glasgow, with sulphur g ore, has been towed into Kingston diarnasted.-Literpixil, Mardi 7. I SEABORNE MAILS. ('.4 slardlles thith the aid" WI Mat Win as General Ponstheth 1 he the aurbe- am 91 Oa lIW moraina-theamels) Day WWII =Wig, Amen ash ODUNTIWA la Clawal Ptak Part Whom I Mee Loam derastehoL Mr. plia Set-pedal A Hanthlll -.a. -.. Caverpoul March II I UMW SUM Pi Mardi 111 zizta.--03 ratili;.-. ..ii, • gyu...-.0- ,':.re.l., : , ANNINNINP------111 INI.NINN fa IMO !lanai MOM ...................11 arty i lmm 1 ONES --X Mb of lb. mato Southampton.: the- 21 W . r , N rah of Do en inttrathemputh. 'Pets 21 Othsruelll 17th of the month Mathareptoa;;M arch 7 Owe! Wood Nap • 11th of the mouth etreeete......' %wee 3 Othelmilimple • It 7t1917t127th0f nth Dover pored Amyl II radal7thof !month Mdbasspies. March 7 Ara NIN • Nnw.wed.altreid. Mitheimpatm, To.Tturo (Ito„„„.. --. .. mI:0 et the moth Aththamplen. Mardi 90 ham........„. Mh 2 foie, daily Dover ...-.. I 'Moeda Othema..-.....-- 70 Ithllthrthofireas DoverMersh 10 allithlMS.....--, '4 f today Is Veld ay laden.,.. .- Ilmo.,thi i Mimi - N Wedges. at Meer. Loathe • 'Morino ... ---.... ..1i23 "" 4:tl b. -.- se rol tum r_ . 2. tror l : bale (me griaiesa t pIl Mob or th.T moose nitrillt h a e mpron !March 25 /Mk via Ilmeilles) N larialltliof math Dover Ithchtnreames(ela Mouth I latermaths) lt loth of the aionth Southamplon. March 1111 MarmiLes) /0 : thaalth of month ' Dover i Moth 91 Memo II had of the month soothe/spice. !March 7 Madeira .... -..- 11.1 s. ...... ---• - J s t .:Hi l L ib ti i hr " 2 Diver I March, 10 11tpleva II 4lilsthl3thol mon' Dover Pawl Maims lt 10113110ah.droon Dour IMarch 11 thiaismat ...... .... IN Uhl 7thl7tha Mon smithanipton.! March 6 M 17th of the in sal southroapton. March 25 Tomany• •4 nhl3th23thot moo i Dot er ,Marel 12 Newt Indies ..... ... II 17th or the mouth southamploa 'March 10 Wert ladles (soup. Ids. I mum awl Nam. 1 te ( m‘ter the month' Southampton.' March 7 • The walla to 11-.. ..Anse thus marked ,e) are conveyed bp Vrenrh racket na M 4,1,11.. Tne math for broil, Ito-nos Ayres, and Madeira will be lands up Oil the naufll)Mg a tn.) lull of March, to curimpreath of am Nit Whets on a Smoky. . ARRIVED. Anmosna-at Pormstema, Mar h 3, from .........-Aaras Authum-st ttherammen March 6, from The re Antimatiume- at Liverpool. March 7, front Clawlesthe Antos.. (a r.)-at lawspout, Naseh 7, from, GUM., Monathays-st loarestml. March 7, from iteumore Mouths-et Ginter. March 6, 14 , a11 Odaws. C.aoeusa Aura-at Deal. March fc from Oldie Clint:worm tth.rnats -.4 WM. Mach 6, from Naples Cameasa-at Liverpool, Marsh 7, from Alexandria Dallow-al Hall. Muck 6. from ht. Michael's Paerame-at lkal, March 6. from Meet& Lamps am Caithness -at Deal, Marsh 116 from. 811113601118 ELSOSORa-at Liverpool, March 7, hem Ethentaa -at lerarmend, March 7, (ram Villas PAM WO Haas-at Desmond. Much 7, Dew leghnen Puma -a weeetee. Huth 3, from Alemorlde VaLCUIS-aumr, north 6, team ..... .New Wawa Mouth -attleamond. march 7. 6818 84. Übea Jthas Campeau.- al Greenock, Meech 4, from. Demerara J•Pat WM). -at Gla..goar, Meath I, from AthlPPlce 110014141.11- la Dover hoods, Yank 6 4. N0m .3deesine Lam Hamm -et Deal, March 6, Nedra' Moller Lestemeat-at Hull, March 6, from Alexandria Nola, .via-at Mrietol. March 7, horn (Mum Nthruemeauso at thseothrn. March 2, from Gull.. Nusr• ltha-.111 Dow, Marsh 4, from Callao Oraaua- Is Warr !bath. March 6. from .........• ' .. .Cadie UMW -at Graword, March 7. from HAvanath Omura-ea Clethaleed, Mirreh7, from (Mitt. Paws-at DM, March 6, Inas - Patron Rtheratemma -at Warw., March 5, from. Malta lunar -at Gravesend, March 7, from Lisbon Oran POINT-at Drivenend, March 7, from Eurez Ilethisaarrea at brumes.% March 7, from ,New York Ina -at Cthepow, Match 3, from Palermo trans IdUltar -at Glasgow, March 5, from Savannah 1/481411 As. -oaf (C or Marsh 6, from CMllO5li Pooore-ot I. lira I, treoi..„.. ..... —.-..- -.lfOrm 1L411111111141211-st Glogoir. Nardi 3, from. .......... -.AMY Arrs.ar-aatioveorml, Mazda 7, tram Lipka Boas hoot -at Gromorod, March 7, Over. Emu llorraastrom -al Grommod. bud 7, tom ...Ow Talk has-61 Morrow, Math 3, from .- Palmas hams boos- of Olamfoor, /Web 3, too loomerk IIC•A X Amuse --of DIM. Morels 6, form Galipoil Totavoso-mllool, Yorrb a s froes..-.. --....- Camas lloono-ot 1r1M.4, March 7, has At. Ilieb.el's Tori.ox -at Lirrroo3l, Monk 7, from MVPs Teuxsa-at linnorrad. Mon* 7. tram ClittMaaa Virus-AID mr, Mani 6, tr0m.......--.-.-.....--Polorme litlillTol/11-at Urnems4, arch 7, from....- raw Tat SAILED. Arms- from Oneseek, Para :S, Annan -Iran Shia., Mani S, linsmrs—banLnerpna, Aam—hoss Umoti, Muth 7. to Tat Aattom—Nn Limpid. March 7, to Aamo—frota Limped, Mwola 7, to Am Womm.—trost Ltworpoll. March 7, Atm. lloarmo—fm Lavorpoi,_ Mtrch Antr;r-- ---,--, msro—from Liworpool. limb 7, tO .. Oared Doemese —lrmo Liverpool, Nadi 7, Is New Tort bones Two—from Oar" alma 4 to Coquimbo Ballaownis —tree e Mr* kto V= Mamas bx • im—trom nordill. to —. MAMMA—tram tbettootems„ Mont S, to Loudon Curate-Imm llklabb, Wed ib. to -North aiIIMMO Coosecuos -km thorpool, Nadi 7, to Mow Wok Durnm—Yom Motel, Man% 7, to Mersey DWI/ 0/ NININVIIIMIIIaND : tog= Miadurbood, Mardi 3 to Mos 191;7111t --- ;;;EL &IC 111.7 olt 6710 ooho ....-- .. litooro—Ono Foloomik, Mardi t. to . Leedom lloolos—lboo llootpook Moo! 7 to Rio Ora& Kus. Itmono—lnoo Waned, iambi 7, to Cods nosa—liom Midi. Month S, to litoosobra - - ^ - - ate.-iumemilA lama 11,7 to.— DI I LIA ta amillamo-lbom llar ~ to ft.A l=T i i63 eb 67. th 1 . 0 to . Mw Tort limit HANIONT -bum Mara 7 to -....0uti0 Ilasamom-them Limpid. Mara 7, to Norat lit .LarT -Inn Omommt. lima 7. a.........- .. Urn:tiara-oms Llama Mora 7. t0.................._. -1 1= Joao 041•••-isia %Jawed. lama?, a —.Aryl:Mum lona Ihmomom -hos Falmouth Mara h, 1m.....----Losim layout -Mom Folmouth, Mara 3, to -.......--. larioa Lat. ra -Irmo hurl!. Mama 3, t 0... Amanda imam -hum Vann* Mutts 7, to ULM to IUI W•-lreat Greco363, Math 11, to Dorton Lau Guarah-lboot Hall, Ilareb 6, to 066365trAtti , Lon 1116m6-6666 Otthe id., It rob 7. to ...area Lahr lhamomu-Mom Ormeoral, Ilactt :. le ,yon. 11"Tal-ft" 11 1 /., 00 4 311117th 7, to . ... ..... _ins No. Mama Matxra-Irma Livert.trol, Mara 7, - 0h........ - -.......1Mh00 Matta* Multi -ben Yitl.re ottb. Mail., 10..-.-..--imatta -.-Bata Talmooth. Mardi h, te---- lredis - '747. 113reb 3, to ......................-..-- 11 " -- "" ' Mate! 6, 6.. Gums Jr.etro tln•-tom Ta • go • fia7;.;;;;;— lio - Z u7s7ihr;il. - - ie..--..—.... --Alsordris ltoooto-frolo Ohlolik 'daub O. to Okloo Moo llootooo-Oronlavero Much 7, to .Nrit Yost Naomi lkoat-toto Looopoli. Match 7, to Akielealria Nom (o.)-tioun Lloomosk Korth 7, to Agemiria Ittom-Itoot Wooed. Mardi 7, to Media Ocooson-apon Limpoot, March 7, to by Nom Poomoo-4pon YAM. March 7, to Batt rttor-lion Itampool. Swett T. to Sao Pidaoruts-bon owl. North 7, le - --. harp Pros..-e.. ilismotig, Wort* 7. to. ..._......_../ ikon Pamosoco -bon ratoo." Marta 6 . 00.-.....-- 'mita Pau-tram @Mak Mirth k to ....... ..oide Paoco-trom Midday UNA k toter-troon►roloootb, Mari a, to ..-...- Lorto• aaactunaA rusa-ien Cada. il.di 11, t 0.....-... logloro loorot.-trooo Dortmorsta. Sawa' 6. 19 Looks Dorm* Jots Moset.-trots Queomototro. Mardi S. to Unica PETITION to PARLIAMENT, to COMPEL DOCTOR! In WRITE their PRESCRIPTIONS in ENOLISII owl NOT la LATIN. et liagtmed!—Tee aware that ta the year 1517 we me ' seat Vi. aprlitina In Parliament, Wined by nearly 20,000 meow, .Raiser the MAMMALS deadly poemaa used so medicines by doctors. The hon. mem w.f. fur the borough of tit. Marylebone, Mr Benjamin pre.enteil that petr ion. We pregame that the House of Com mon. and she rointwev mew that the qmalen al porions Involved the dos mall .1 ictae-eraft, with WI their sellesse of discord, and the paraphernalia by ninth the whole llMMienry for pbysicking poor John Bull is kept in e fast-tat mimeos; the result am, that nu An quiry was ineututed by the gorermaimt at the time, but we hem that it I. about introducing a marque Per the restraction of meek. But why atop at swede? Why, It le eoweerativel eve of the most harmless piggies than le. blame It Is st_l owe of being deteetedi—the polesw Ve reek rowy, me/ea We are the 'preamble wrote *leek sea le waded's, war phi., prwcis aelol—wroth elrw-t maw Mottle lemprible. Tee all remember the weer lire. Smyth, et IROMMIN Awl ef Aber erembie, polowei by stryshoine, in order to dwelt tie bwarer e WA- We ef NAM Well, in her ease, as reported I, /fir. Reins* Tel bard Is Al. led easmonale et Climb Lea* the deolow inbred Ow doe bed died ken prawn. ea We brake I Thew Ywireee for yew IhNoweetweeneel berweird ywilwillt. 80 thee kb orewitee talk Meet wewie. It blow we bear wet swot N. beweet the lowa Was, wed ile let knew Weer, w b wort Is a beeeffee vereser when they me N. re thardwe en we of being delasteL Wket we require ,tad deemed zlb s ixLef the web yeNeetke WM the talerthal Weft wow& briars meek WWI are toe *wow thew awe he be Wow wale. Helm ermonmeet we% go with is in We yelotore wed .dept ram ai rd got whet in oes la rather way; et WI *waf t it MI he elep he the rette dkowlea. Let the putt& Week thet &elm be empollet to write Weir prwotiptlaes la Was Wwe la theist Latta. The pubes We ll = eta It le lift( ender the row ef "eeterelae w awe. good west ems we e r We Waders voles* te you a pod. We dish ill Wbe Wire he bleat lesiely oboeld sign ; no ▪ obeald base as eleseliee W Womb he am le sea a prUtiun ; awl If be whew k Io Wow Niammee, W tar IMO demo relation ar Wiwi of meow. Welt war Y he Weedre perbota+ em he cone. pollee ef the welt to tidy penitedowe la pia . The pottier way be ad ow weer, Med for aims nil and NMwes=acr egad them hp to the BMA Colby if Health, la emir fat NOW liberal somber say prowat then le the awes ef Oewwww. . _ . - Beiterew eseatTyma this le let ea Do you sewn Ore whet amiss le lie bq pas a Nile ha meth of the gala mil 111•14 p.m Me deeesleer me thee the patine dlr. he pea NW PM art Mbar Ihe deem ee the einemist proclaims Ms mielnle I 110 1-1111 ibigniset r mewl ineassarni that ousel Amebae hese the mew et 620, tad se nun le end I 1.44 to mate our semis etese r dreedlht thraldom in irblektra tem be held, softie( as resume hold us to their chariot wheels by (lir Oen& Let the people Me en mare, mod call fur a hill inquiry Yeah* • . Hamer yin been liberty of conscience, or the rtgkes private judgment, 'MUM you are told by a eta. u( 112(11, in wins ignikdrone is unkernioately placed, that these dresd:ul poisons angoodand prior fur the cure of your diseases: 11 la a withed and mat aboulastele lie. PETITION TO PARLIAMENT. "To the Honourable the Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. in Parliament aseemblad. The humble petition of the undersigned, 'Ssewern. "That your petitioners deem It a great evil on society that the pm. seriptions of doer TS or env nets should not be written in vials Ensliab instead of Intim, so all proms might koow what they were taking In the way of medisine. met your petitioners believe that In mossiptesse of seek pro. mistime being written in a dead language. Iran end fatal WAWA are often made by chemists sod drugonsts and their boys, bat which, for obvious reasons, du Dot come to light. Your petthoarrs do therefore mom humbly pray your honourable hoses to pass • awl shall compel every doctor or physician to writs him prescript !MP:sit o ; r petitioners will ever pray, &o, LIBERTY d CONICIIMCZ tor EVER! Emancipation ot the KIM! t ot grlvate Judgment! Peopl at Enelandl —The .11mler neorrpoper haring refused as advertihment in bow of Or meitelpation at the mind in religion and in medielse, the mestmoto at dr lOttlok College ot Ileatth bereby moonset that met us WM. mammirt tills Mad= at rmaMmoL Br as ringua WWI Ms Erma tine morripstol in regrew belie( Mar rpm* mmaidro. Or mime if the people guainlij m enthe la se Wee' thmem nett me in the dam of miners& pro the Thom eta to nom to arm dam? Voereforei in Or Ye is ten th meth pow as Om Ilmma we &Mare that the time Ms arrived stir Or Mod rod heetrriprrd so all vomiter ifs Thom da or dime to lame 4 sivertiftment, prwidmd Om ra 11 mid • Wady jamt Nur Or derma sad tber 'Mao* eAumm ardrioa gulamtrethetion reign, maj w ma roirrom Wm se OM *my near Mod marking that Wags aro the theory of dramio. drink boon dianthus on mil at burr. bath In than end prudes. Whet der the lyeVarrom at Om herespithe ma te d of l Ilmm mar Int* v a a dl amit peibills; of dr Waive MA. mbe ma dr valmoridmo. is V die wee ad &ease at Greek Gad Lies t ,s. pa.? junrilsTelb -- t; Shorty of saawalare, therefore, {awed do dig pirlimem to impil doom to we* their prescripticas rirflishi. We ail ibis sue Wo s liar led the doctors will hi, end istlhallnes wrier est Lail Miff/ and his gongs man inn swanbrows Usk End thet the pa hith w* dew to ono people ; be. annsandlfra tie ModnerldaWistwain g kept with the god gag geted• were dm eleeiass, although there were In the au* al the dine 100,000 wddiers fully accoutred. DOA at the British College of liealth, New-sad, London, this ird dad March, I . kW tY Ilygeid °it'd& smooth. °floe, 761 , Strand. And the Do w dor Ilaa PETITION hearse signature at The British Col.ege of Health, New-road, Loaded. The 'Newt face, 36. , „ Strand. Mr. Late', Part-place, Mr. ltaynees, Ile, Tottanhant-coart-rnad. JOHN LAYS, Erg., of Dalton Hall, near Rsidierieldl M sad . Joha's.wood-park, Loudon, has consented to hir mewls waft lows through the medium of the pugle prom the "WWII 'Ng weighing meaty of the medicine prepared by , hlm, which I. so Massively wed, aad which is Imam throughout the world as KAYE'S WoIISDELL'a PILLS. Not & day panes but some striking deco- me. ration of the r healing Power COMM. to hall& liscently three hundred ernes of cute were antounced In one publica tion.. The bilowing are rpreimene of the testimonies constantly arriving: —Hr. Joseph Harbour, Chard, whore complaint was Indi ana pain in the stow .cb, has *cries' great benefit from Woredell's PIMA He had before expended much on medical advise and medicine, without receiving any benefit.—Elizabeth Caller, of Over Stratton Booth Pethertom was for many years aillioutd with violent mums in her coarsen, in conrequens of which she was fre quently confined to her bed. Alter taking two boxes of the pills she was restored to health; and she wishes her we to be made kamea for the bets at of others.—John Graham, bray sear elflike IMO much troubled for a lot g time with Nose& esteptetale, eletteemeoe, sad besdaehe ; bat he has obtained groat nib( by rim Kaye . . Worsted's Pi ll cautious that counterfeits are ard hayseed epos you. The hemline pills have Mr. K AYE'S ocat-of-alses and a tee , dm& mud of kb bra. *sum printed on the direetima lbr me wrapped roe ANEW DISCOVERY.—Mr. HOWARD, ens Dentist, 32, Pleet.street, hews to introduce an entirely Non of ARTIFICIAL TEEIII. fired without springs, 21 114011, r or ligatures. They so peractly ressmble the natural teeth as not to be distinguished from the originals by the closest observer. They will never change colour or dicey, ..nd will be found very supes rior to any teeth ever before used. This method does not require the of roots, or any painful operation. and will support and prawn" teeth that are loose, and is guaranteed to restore articulation and maitlcauon. That Mr. lloward's improvements may be within the reach of the mow economical, he has fixed his charges at the lowest reale parable. Decayed teeth rendered suind and woeful in asstimatioa-32, Fiest4lnet. At home from 10 till I. COLES'S ALOA MARINA, a col centrat4d esneree of the tea-weed, es used and recommended by met et the faculty, is nnw rapidly eupersedlng all other external remedies to canes of weakness, relaxation, contraetion of tt+ limbo and joints, whether of delicate children or in mature lure. In parable., stiffness or rigidity of the muscles or ligament& deformities of the spine, eget, or limbs, dimities of the glands, swellings, tumours, broachocele, en largements, and old cicatrize• sarofulous diseases, and the malfor mations of rickety or basil-nursed children. Also. in recent or old strain., burns, or bruises; and in all that extensive class of diseases for which the seaside is usually recommended. Till, VALIJA I.LE REMEDY afford. primly relief and a ea Min cure in all ewes of acute or chronic rheumatism, rheumatic gout, neuralgia, and all other pains in the limbs and joints. The fohowlng we to published by permeation and without com ment, se the beet evidence of the rapidity and certainty with which relief fr ire throe distrewing maladies can be obtained by the use of COLES'S ALOA MARINA. Tatirsonial from ME Wilda,. Piper, publieher and bookseller, 29, Paternoster-row, Lindan " Having been for six months PUlre ring severely from rheumatism, for which various kinds of medicine, and liniments had been em ployed without ben , fit, I was induced, through reading a paintelet epos the medical virtues of Coles's Alga Manua, to try it in my own ere; and, in juetiee to that excellent remedy, I have "lush pleasure testifying that, after using it for only a few times, all pain left tie, and a contituid application of it entirely restored me to health. (Signed) " WILLIAM PIPER." 7Le publie are Invited io re►d a pamphlet upon the nu dical vinuoa and rattle , dof ming Cades's Alga Marina, and containing r.umerous ewes and high teatimordals in proof of ifs great restorative Moretti which may be obtained gratin of Mr. Till 'MA. , KEATING, Mama sentinel Ceinniet, :9, Paul's (Lurch-yard, &infirm, role nt for doe eels of Oetes'e Alga Marian, in bottle., 29 9d., 4. W., and Ile. awn; It may alio be obtained of all respectable medicine cinder.. HEALTH WHERE 'TIS SOUGHT.-HOLLO. WAY'S PILLR.—Cure of a time of weaker. rod debility, of four rem' standing. Extract of a letter from Mr. William Rl= of No. 3, Little Thomanstreet, Gibanaitreet, Lambeth, December 12, 1419. —"To Protegee. Ibilloway.—Sir,-1 beg to inform you that for nearly five years I hardly knew what it was to have a day's health, suffering from extreme IMO. oem and debility, with canstant nervous hoadashee, gidelnner, and sickness of the stomach, together with a great depreeske of spirits. I used to think that nothing could neafit met a. , I had twee to many menial men, some of whnm, afbr doing all that wm in their ' power, Informed me that they consid;tred that I had some spinal Willa plaint beyond the reach of cure, together w.th a very illaw&r slate of the stomach and liver, making my ape so consp4cated that nothing could he done fur me. One day, Leine unusually ill, •id in • dejected state, I raw your pills advertised, and resolved to give than a trial, more perhaps from curiosity than with a h-pe of being surge. however Icon found myself better by taking them, and so 1 went to persevering in th-ir use for etc months, when I am happy le yip they effected a perfect cure. (tligned) WILLIAM SMITII (frequtntly called EUWA Bold at the establitbment of Praka r MLLE) WAY, 21 1 . (near Temple Bar , . London, and by most I...poet:ole dale*. amt dealers in medicine throughout the civilised world, at the Lanes lag pines —D. 1 id., :P. 92., 4s. Ed., lie., 124,, r o t 314. each bat s There is a considerable faring by takirg the larger saes. „Arlo aair ”. • —7 ~ A.: .. v Ati , • , ...: 0 Iti-V N . .- y i 4, .-. t -- ‘ A ..A.o.‘!' VI: nol k• iivi ~ Ir. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1851. STOMA-6m WYlei, Mora 7, 11.ivroopo—from Liven: eel. limb 7. le SIR U. Ilierni--troev Liverpool, Nerd 7, tOT. Gwyn—bees I.llerpoo , , Monk 7, Ie . Tou...l.7—trees LAvorpeol. liatela te TUN Pens*—trea Liverpool, Yards 7, 1.7 T 111.111.4 lICSAIIIM—term Liverpool, no& 7, 10 Onepra Wooes—flon Limped, MN* 7 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. klezander (alibi), kw Okada. Jas. 11, lat. 14.3 IL, boa. 113 W. Booty/. bowed W., Feb. SO, 10t. SO, boa. IL isM:ula. at Briton; lat. 4$ lea. 23. Lively, him Liverpool for Olio Janeiro. Watch I,lat. SO N. km. 10 W. Edward O'Belea, Feb. 23, $0 talks S.W. of Tooker. Favorite, lar Booby. Feb. 1), lat. 30 M., lon. I W. own" Marsh I, at. SI N, lan. 6 W. Lettila 1147 n, hos Limpid for Sew Orkatio Feb. 2s, lat. 44, ko. It W. Laurel, from 4evaanab he Liven:AA Feb.lo, lat. 311 31.. lon. OS W. N. Wchard, from Cardtff for Wiliniairton, Feb. 27. lat. 47, Ina. lowa 14racteetle for OuriaJaana, March I, 40 Milne N.C. - . of tee Lo r I.• Walter (barque), &ockbota, 43 days, tram Lauda; las. 13, lat. 13.50 0., I. 11.42 N. Taman, gearing w. 1 2 b. 14. lot 42. ins. 3?. I)ERBTSIIIRE, STAYFORDSUIRE, AND WORCESTER- SWIRL RAlLWAT.—Yesterday the adjourned ordinary meet-; iug of this company was held at the offices in Guildhall CiLI.MhCfl, City; G. Tate, Eng., in the chair. The report stated that under legal advice the directors have been steadily pursuing means to obtain payment of 2,6231. 1.53.2 d. ' certified to be due to the company from the late solicitor, hut the necersary legal form, will not be completed until the 19th instant, after which the directors expect to be placed in a position to secure the payment of such amount, but es this will necessarily occupy some more time, the I board recommend the shareholders to adjourn this meeting. The report wan adopted. [Advertisement.] - TAKE lIOLLOWAN'S PILLS IN Cases ur DIM.POLD Hlt•Lia as tureen r 1./ yes heron.—Thia Ingle beset!e medicine Is a auperior remedy in all egad of determination of blood to the Mod, benumbed feeling In the limb.. imealrad beelth, impurity of the Mod. drowstnem, swimming in the head, dimordered atom wh. Wolof antotite, bad diger:ion, and debilitated epaulettes, ; the number of persons cured of thew of Loons by Holloway's Pies is incredible, and many of them hail been or a long time sufferers. and het failed to et relief from medicines prewribed by the tyre doctors In the prthemson. 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RUSSELL -SHAND. -Ranh I, at Royal Circus, Erbaburgh. by the Ike far. Muir, of Mesh, u'r, the Ker. J. Rumen. Minister of Tamar, and Chaplain to the Lord Uteb Commissioner to the General Arrembly or the church of Scotland, to Janet Illarialks Milani daughter of J. Shand, Esq., M.S. THE GREAT EXHIBITION.-ACCONIMODA TION WANTED.—The AGENT for caiductlng SPECIAL TKAINS from the MIDLAND RAILWAY will be glad to treat with ' Partim having Lodging. to Let, ntiLible for vi•ltors of all clews Li the Eallinition, throughout the entire reason. A Large Building or DuiWinati Furnished or Unfurnished, wanted oa aCEN IRAL HOME for visitors from the Midland Duitriet. Immediate communica tion to be made to Mr. T. COOK (of Leine-ter), at Yurth'a Boarding. 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COMPILL—Marth a, at Gloomater.plocr, Portmannquara, J. Cow per. Zs*, (Striates 114( Cumberland, aged 71. DOW?llMO : —Marelt S. ?earths. wile of Mr. J. Downing, lata of Itlelamead. et", K EDWAIREM—IIareb &at Conway Home. alarlton Kin" nem Chel tenham Lomas Frames, widow or Lieut.-W. C. M. Edwards, ter med,' assistant Miawj Cesretary to LI.E.U. the lam Duke et Took, aced 61. ISTILIC—March 6 at Bryanetessaquare, U. S. Eyre, Lac., aged SI. LIANDT.—March 6, Susannah Imam, wife of J. C. Mud', Esq., blocegatewtieet. HEM Kt:vs.—March 6, at 01Mrd street, Park-lane, P. J. Humbert, Ww4- , Wed 33. 111AITLAND.—March 5, at Park.ptate, Betbia. third daughter of E. F. Hattland, Esq. PRlCE.—llama 3, at St. Priam 0▪ 111 LITS. —Mardi 3, at Ewes erd b 9. INOLFE4.—March 4, W. G. Rolfes, of Ship-lane, Lambeth, end Pen abareb-buddings, aced 43. Ilyde-park North. Ithe r. Twitkenha - n, W. 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UCONOMY IN COOKING.- 1u BROWN and GREEN'S ['AUNT KITCHEN R4NUE is • certain CURE ter a SMOKY CHINNI-V. It has an excellent OVEN, • large BOILER, answers the purpose tat an IlioNiNG sroyz, and will cook with less trouble, tad mach las Ise', ero•ddcrably more that an ordinary Range. • - TheIIIPROVED PATENT SEI.F•ACTINO RANGE testi* strop* rec..mmendecL Cottage i4lllltrk with Pelf-acting Owens ud aide Boiler.% Ina. 61. each; an allowance for carriage. 111;mulattory, Luton, Beds. Prima and Tetiii.onialn forwarded on application. BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH, HAMILTON PLACE, NEW ROAD, LONDON. Portrait of a Nom IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MASTER HENRY SUTTON, arrEcTED SOLELY BY TEE USE Or MORISON'S UNIVERSAL MEDICINE,' OP THE BRITISH COLLEGE OP HEALTH, LONDON. lea lb Cow of Mader Sutton, to So id, Gratis, of all Ski Hypian .dpeolo. CURE OF DECLARED INCURABLE CONSUMPTION, IN THE CASE OF THE SON OF SIR RICHARD SUTTON, BART. As several of our Ilygeian friends have asked for a perusal of the case of Mr. Sutton, we now reprint it. We understand that the gentleman is now in her Majesty's navy. To Mewl. MORISON sad Co. Gentlemen,—ln compliance with the request of Sir Richard Sutton, Bart , and in accordance with hie grateful desire, ever/weed in bin letter to the College, I semi you a short detail of the severe case, and, I must my, most extraordinary dare of his son Henry, men years of age, which I have had the happiness and bonnie of eff-cling by the prompt edminiatratinn of " Morison's Universal Medicines alone. It appears that Master henry had been, from infancy, subject to mere attacks of croup, when taking cold. The leading features of hie late Stamm appear to have arsen from overloading his weak stomach with a profusi m of oranges, eating peel and all toerther ; which from lbe reduced Mate of bin frame, and the damn e intinual'y hanging on Ma, overpowered what little of stamina was left in him ' choked up the secretory organs, and produced an left animation of the my's/enteric glands. This was while at School at Southuel. Medical ads. rite was obtaired, but to no goal purpose. lady Sut ton, being atarmed, had her son removed to Lincoln. Fresh abed'. cal advice woe then obtained ; hat Mill to no good effect, and one of them told Sir Richard that " his boy Ins in a galloping consumption, and put all possible recovery." It in true, that at arid sight, the faculty might euppone that this waa a decided cane of c Ills eynnranin were violent pains in the right aide; extreme difficulty in breathing; quick res hiration ; pulse sometimee as high an 130. at otber time. down to 60; ectic gush in the cheek; continual eapectoration and vomiting; violent cough; voracioto appetite ; night meats, and wasted to a mere skeleton; from all ahtch sa mutant; it I. too customary to eon chide that an Incurable eons', motion has taken paiscrelon of the, frame, and that all further midical sad in euperfluoua and hopeless. However concludes this doctrine may etoni good in the estimation of the faculty, in adult ewes (wherein I will c intend they are generally at fault), I am ennainced that (on the flygelan principles of the bumoural pathology and treatment) not owe patient in ten, under the ace of twelve ;ream can he clearly proved to suffer under what in termed an incurable enneurnotion, except It has been eulorinduced by trevious maltreatment Being borne out in this impression, awl treating only with " Mod son's Medicines," I ham never vet failed, under a met extensive practice, to effect cure. , where all the !scanty, folding their arms in profound remit?, declare no earthly treatment can tare their Nub. Jecte from certain death. The remarkable is/stance raw laid berme the world at the exert.; desire of my patient's grateful parents, will bear me out in my opini. n and conviction. In Mk state (given up by the ficaltyl, sir Richard, having himself maim/fly received incalculable brio lit from the um of " Morison's Pills," waste to the College as a demov. roar t. A few darn after, I fortunately happened to be in Lincoln, on the College buelsets of my &gamy, :and bearing of the ore, I preainted myself to Sir Richard, and tendered my beat 'cremes, which were ter in large quantities, so an not only to alarm the family, and the medical gentleman (who attended night awl morning to watch the progress of themes) but even mrselt, not that I gave up my con- Menee in the medicine, but tearful that the pox little tufferer should he choked with the mucou• mato r. To Sir Itichard and L trly Sutton I expreesed my fears; but such wan their confidence in what they termed their only hope, I was desired by 41 meant to persevere while: there was any life left in him," freeing me from all blame If he died, authorising me to give him rive hundred sills if I thought it requitite. That evening I gore him twenty-six of No. 2, and dared not leave him one moment. In a very short time they began to operate, not unreel, by purging but by no. miting at the same time matter in large qtantitses, an I of every colour. Thin, then, was the crisis. The dote proved powerful enough to carry the matter through the Novels, and Upon 'laminas Ilion orbit +tools. discovered large thick oubstancet (no doubt the con. gestiont of the morbid humour+ which haul oppretad him through life, and elute.% hit wanting debilitietl of every colour ant shades After he hal slept awhile be awoke with siolent gds. in the neat of ;be tranaveree colon, and the lower region of the abdomen. Thiel I held at a favourable sympaan, for it wan the nett time I ever heard him complain pain at all. I luring the night hr rein ext - ernely rest. I tr..; in the morning I gave him 16 of the No. -! Pill., which happily Drought from him his pains and nit disease br stall; and alter he haul parNd with a great quantity of Id mid, Mock slime, sad mutter of various colour. , be it remembered, his cough, ruckneet, and ezpectorns don entirely ceased. Throughout the lay be was so stremely low. that he could not bear the ticking of bit witch in the room; and. alter taking a done of No. I, he shut nearly the whole of three oighta I veil dayt. Prom Vila time he tack the Pia. No. I and 2 alternately—. • fifteen No. 1 and twenty Nn. 2, which were grsduilly reduced so he incvessed in strength and flesh, until the pkwiout and hippy result of ' a perfect cure was effcted, to the atstorothment of all who knew of the cite. Thus, then, gentlemen, 1 have given you the outlines of this very extraordinary instance or the powers of toe " Universal Medicine.," in which I have been more prolix than U.. 1.11, but in which c uti'd not be lies condse ; it helms id the utmost imitirtance. and wholly with the sanction of Sir Itich.itil Suttee, who to deeirooa ' informing all the world of the blewinmt he ban derived from your all. ' powerful mtdicineri, which tie dandy rum unimendt to all he knows. kindly ateepted, and joyfdly appreciated on the perfect resevery of Ma darling boy. The first time I new him I could not think, for ono moment, that the complaint was decline or conrumption. It is true that be bud eaten the Universal Mi &eine fur tome dap, anti thin rnight have altered his symptoms; but when I ere individuals labouring under the croup, 1 cannot ray that it is coneumptiim ; when I Pee that at to the throat that is affected, I cannot say tint the burden lies en the lungs; and when I pee patierVa oinking day by day, through infl rnation of the inn enteric gland., I dare nut say that the liver or the lungs is the .eat of direase; but I dare easy. wit haft tear of contradie tion, that, whether one, two, or all there affeeti ins are the primary nate of the dimease, the only r a lanai mode of trastment to effect a cure feet+ in the removal of whaler r obitrurions may impede the processes of health, by a barmiest yet powerful vegetable Aperient Medicine, such an that of the British College of Health. The first dose ordered was ten pity of So. 2, dasolved, which, Is ten minutes, operate I violently as on emetic, and gave him immedi ate relief; and the direction++ were pursued for some days with pro gressive advantage. When I -ow him be had scarcely any inflam mation upon him; anti or a few days he was fast improving, so mush so, that he could rule his pony in the garden when I left Lincoln, con rearing all would won be well. However, through taking too much food (oh, that parents would but rather aeint their children's appetites than -utter them to be over gorged) and excrete, he respeed, and Funk into a low, feterah, de bilitated, wieskene . %tate, so that be could scarcely bre the or move. ter Richard mil Lady Sutton &same it, rauen alarmed, that they Pent their butler to Derby for me. Providentially I we. at home ; and immediately punted off for Limmin, and found the path - nt altered, but not so much as I vete eted. Towards evening he gradually grew worsts, when, on examining his holy, I found a plaster of rotor kind bad been put on his clied, fur the peeper* of relieving his breathing ; hut which, in tie, made him otnoiderably wore, Ac I !shrive final that planters and blisters counteract the operation of the pike, by drawing the humours to the surface of the ekin, instead of al owing them to pave through the bustle, removing thin rmans., I Kaye him fifteen No. 2 elite, which operated freely and in the morn ing he expectorated clear matter—l *um, ise for the fleet time. Ily taking the powder, three or four times a day, and two or three dos, of No. 2 pine, is high se fifteen or twenty at a dome, for three nights, aIM the No. I about every third or fourth night, he wag much re- lieved got down Main and lam, again in the mad/ n on the tlaturday. Darine tie., few days, lees symptoms were but &Wring; for in takieg on Sunday same lice milk and currants, slim two °Maas (given to him ak iliout order.), be became alarmingly worse. I le ttered Inro to bed, and gave him twenty-three of No. 2. Although thew operated poweefuly, the matter increased in tl.e Masai, until we we were appreltenove of ouff ication yet In the morning hi woe saeewhd. relacoeiL Throughout Monday I gave him three or four dams of the powder, which relieved bitn, by throwing Up the mat- I I had the hnmmr of conveying Monter I limey duttoa to Norwood. near douthwell, Nolo , ' the family neat, in my gig, drawn by the beau. Old spotted hon. sir Hie:lard wan kind enough to pi eannt me with, an a memorial he wan pivot:oil to • iyl of thy h icing raved the Ws of hir son, when all the faculty had amen him up for hint. Prowl in baying been inns in.teu•nent illy weld ,n the nitrates can, 1 felnAtin, Genii. men, Mein rtapectfulle yours. Itepubliahrd March 1831. S. Y. 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CLARK'S PATENT LAMPS are made to giro &infraction. They are the moat ahnisle the most monomial. and the twat of all lamps. They burn oil or Lingle., and are made for every use. Every light ran here be run. keen the starlight night light to the brilliant gent, which Is the greatrat light in the world. Everyone, should pars ohms Clark's lamps, and buy none other. All who require good lamps UR be sum to call at the establuhment of the Metropabden Light Company, 447, Strand. Please ante down the address& The Com- pany give this caution to prevent Lirniie being sold which Aft imposed upon the public u Clark's Patent Lamps, /in. km. ROYAL ARCA DE.NE W ()X F()Itll-STREET. ms beautiful building, with its crystal roof, unrivalled la Eland (not excepting the Great Exhibition), is NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS, where may be found th.. ornamental produetiens of all nation, compriaing utWty anal 'ie.:anat., wherewith to broach the toilette and embellish tie drawing-room, dining-roam, or li brary, adorn the cottage, and render Ws boudoir an emporium of works of art and ingenuity. To la prate the an of amusement are moat varied and endless: and tin: stock at china and glass (ar the pelmet pancreas to complete the appearance cif the dialler on *inkiest table, is most tato:ways, URVEYING, ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEER ING, Levelling, Draining, Mcnsuricg, and V.later of Land, 7 tuber, buildings, Drawing, M cinematic., Ite., TAUGHT in a short tourer of practical lemon., on the moat &wontl as stem, by Messrs. lITIW, SMITH, and LEWIS, civil engineers, architects, surveyor*, &c., of eatimaire pric ice, whn are preparing gentlemen for surveyors, architects, engineer., he, Proficiency guaranteed. Terms, fur the council, till perfect, WI euiness, or (tee Guinea per week. Steady and clever pupilic may be recommended to appointment. from 4:3 to £d per week. For prospectus, &c., apply at the offices, 24, Gull. ford -s treet, Russell.suuire, Location. "An excellent ectablishment for surveying, architecture, engineer ing, it."—Magazine of Science. WRITING, BOOK-KEEPING, &c.—Persons of any age, however had their Writing, mar. In Eight Lesion, acquire permanently an elegant and flowing ptyle of Penman.bip, whirled either to professional pursnita or private rorreppondenoe. Arithmetic an e method requiring only one-thirst the time ...UT re quipite. Book-keeping 111. pratitispd Li the government, banking, and merchants' edam e►ort-hand, ate. For term., s.e., apply to Mr. SMART, at the Inelitittion, 3, Pieradr ly ;between the it aymarket and Megent's-eirette) nienoved from Newietreet, Covent-garden. A pew tad really philosophic method."—Coloalal - - • "Caller Mr. flomet penmatehip baa been reduced to a adonoe."— Polytectunt JoneseL .A 'eddy andalegant style of penmanship."—Poet Magazine. calonlated to met miracle, pennialethip." —Era. " ♦ sweet d liiir;;•77neit.ed of inatruetiqn."—Magseze of _ _ _ on. of • vast naapreruninst span any former rletem.^ —London Journal Comm - e . 'ink _ 10 41 i .0 / .7 : ... : 1_ ___ ', r •• ,* •,_ PATENT GALVANIZE]) IRON. In sheets, plain or eorrturated ; rMe water owl gas tu..ing; gutters, wrought or east ; wire, of all limes; hoo; Ing, mils, clause, Ste. Apply to TOPPER AND CARR, Owners of Craufurd's Nang", and aucceeton to TUE GALVANIZED IRON COMPANY. Wel./ ?liana% Poplar. London, IlreatEatreet and Berkley etre. Birmingham. LONDON OFFICE, 3, MANSION-UM:Sr—PLACE. N.H.—Eery dercriptioa of won Ir..rk galvanirsi. and *beets corru gated to London or hlrmingharn. An allowance made to the trade. THE BANK of ENGLAND SMAL.ING WAX, Manufactured oily by lIYDIS and CO., ELEXT-uTlttila, LOXDUN, Wax makers to the Oovernment, is the flood Wan rt O poodle to rake. unequalled for the brilliancy of its colour, strength of body, and fragrance of scent. To prelent imposition, Pee that each suck is stamped "Boot of England Ifmr, ti rte, London.. HYDE% "ISM k WAX," sa supplied to her Maksty's colonies, wavering peculiar propritica and affords the only ',curtly fur a s "lTer Duna not elinmiss. atr te , mANtrou) LErrtit %vaunt" Dorf in lwr Ma- Cutonentodfic") is shuttle, portable, and effective; 7s. hil., upwards. r lisaulartory, 61, Fleet-street, London; and sold by all eottatry stationers. TO LADIES.—ROWLANI)S' KALYI)OIt, far the skin anti ooinplezion.—lt la diettrigubibed for its extremely bland, puttying and soothing eff , cis n the akin, whine, by its action on the pores and minute secretory vessels, it expel. all impurities from the surface, allays every tendency to inflammation, and thus effectually dissipates all mittens, tan, pimples, snots, freckles, di, colorations, and other cutaneous visitotions. The radiant bloom it imparts to the cheek, and the Fatness and delicacy which it iniuces on the hands and arms, renders it indispensable to every toilet. Gen tlemen, after shaving, will find it alloy al imtition and tenderness of the skin, and tender a not', smooth, and pleasant. Beware of spurious Katydids for sale. The words " Rowlands' Kalydor • are on the wrapper of the genuine article, and "A Rowland and Son, 20. Ramon Garden," are also engraved on the spvernmeut stamp ate d on each bottle. Price 4v. fid. and lig td.—Fold by them, and by Chemists and Perfumer,. " F IFTY YEARS' INVIOESTI () N, Ccnetirmtion, een ane, eiekne•e at theme:emelt, and vomiting, the indeecritratite agon . llatnlency , y or whieb hall rt. dosed lee to much a degree that I was unable to move without have been entirely removed by DU MARRY'S exee.lent ant. -RESTORING FOOD—Maris Jolly Wortham, Ling, our DM." Kistler testimonials of cures from the Right Hon. the Lord Stuart de ikeles, the Venerable Arenclearssn Alexander Stuart, of R.; Idskw.General Moms. King, Exmouth; William Hunt, baretstsuot-tsw, King's Col'ege, Cinsbnrige, a cure of 64 years' pra te*: end 30, 0 40 other cum of liter, bilious, nervous, an I stomachic complidnts, gotte, rheumatism, distension, palpitation, he. Sold in masters with full instruction!, weighing lib., at 28. pd. ; 211 s, at is. 191.: Ms., at i 4.; IMb., at 22a.; super regard quality, inlb., at 338.; 31b., at 225. The 101 b. and 121 b. eanieters are monied free of carrlageon rectlpt of a pretsigiee order, by DU HARRY and Co., 127. New Bond-street, London; and by all respectable gropers and chemists. except stamped with his name sad ultimo. J B. teaches (gratis ar me method of tapping eak% wsersated 10 delisld all who use it, and mt..l wholerale and retail 64 NEW INVENTED TAI. WitAPPEltti (to *apermtle the bonstios taethol ot twirwr paper), at 6d. OM Is. per paci.sX The trade supplied. 'Olt AItI.O W ' 8 NEW IN. <s_. : • ifi VIN I ED SEI.P4ACTIXG STPIIOX —, r '''.- -,- ',— .. TAP. ItEttl'lltEd NO VENT-PRO!!' 5.... I pit I Prevent. al, beer, cider, or other linnote - from becoming. Hat or acid ro effectual Hat 44 a` • 7 . 1 g ie.-- • that the last pintehall be drawn maenad's ''' A II vg—r- N. r ------"'"--------- .2 u Al the Brat; warranted to repay It. cote ilk .. r i i two cWu of ale ; price 4a. 6d., or sent 11 tree to any part of Enoland (if two are taken; at 5...41. each ; ditto electroplated 1.9 for .heiry, ilic.. as, 4.1. Ihe above engraving will explain Its ..7 8 .g . 1. action. V, hen the hinge key fa fitted am E g . the top of the ',lnge: (which has a boleop. poile the air-tube II i suit! , lent alr rashes r.:, 1 - through it int. the C3.it to CM., the liquor to run off freely; when the tap is turned ott no more air can enter. J A 1114:.5 BARLOW, 14. King withaio. !treat, Manaion-houwe. Fit4blished 182 i. N.D.—Notie ore genuine . . , DR. S. P. TOWNSENDS'S Great Britain America UNITE!) STATES SARSAPARILLA.:' This eelebrated American medicine ham now been establiehergbt nearly two years in thin country, at 1.55, s[ - RAND, lONIA/sf. end i• the oldest preparation known by the name of TOWNSEND'S SAKSAPAItILLA in Europe and America The great advantage which this preparation has orer all crhers of a like character Is that it is made tnim the runt in a new and trei.h state, *bile alt the virtue/ remain, and In also trade by cold alcoholic peals,. which secures the medicinal qualities in their purest anti most effeArro form ; th us aupereeding all the general but Ine ffi cient methods which are aloptccl by the use of heat. There b , no estraet in the world itowseing as much virtue to heal detour, and an invigorating to the weak and debilitated system, thus sweeping out of the holy all disease. Every man who has seed it once will ever after be its friend awl attenuate. l i DAVID W. 110 WY., general agent, 355, Strand :nest dam tothe Royal Lyceum Theatre). Pint., Ao. GA.; quarts, 6t Ilst,dosen yams sect free, by sending Lost... Alec order. ,7-,- , , 4.- . 'i \_.' Primed old published by Wruseo Kivu Haw, of No. 11. LomOrd• stmt. r the City oi bloke. Prieto-. at the 04«. in to wler& Mog i thorreetnatol White ram.- tiaarstum, Limas. :Timms Madeira ---- GREAT EXHIBITION._ . ONDON IN ALL ITS GLORY; or, How to LLawton dart', the Great talutdcloo. No. 6, pries Id. To ue esspYtrt la 14 weedy nowhere, profusely Illowtrated. LONDON Al IT IS TO-DAT : When to (to, dud Whet to Bee, I donor the Oreet Esbildtaaw. No. xxvm.. pnce ljd. To e e sea *Wei Is 44 westly umber*, with pearly 1100 engravings, sad band. sae seep of Lowden. LONDON: What to dee. sad How to Bea th With morrow "=MID, Week pews le. .11essa AL Wastrels/4er Abbey Neciesel Gallery dd. I London diehte Hempen Caen id. Hew Gardens dd. Iwoores : 11. G. Clarke wad Co., 4, tanenchaare. yam published. net, cloth lettered, h.; pet tree 3.. NERVOUS AFFECCIONS ; bring a few Obler maker am Nerecus [Warders. the result of ea eatemelm eamm Acre la the amt eent of thus Mecum with some Remarks at the Use and Abs.. of Hydrointby. By Ricsaao Dawson. M.D.. Esti. Licentiate of the Royal o.llese of Physielaits. Landon; Member of the Royal Orkin of Minremis of Englanet. London Aylott u.l Jones, S. ratsramtes.mer. MR. RUSKIN'S PAMPHLET. This LT IA published. Drive Is., NOTES on the C:INST RUC 11011 of SHEEP FOLDS. By ions /Items, M.A., Author of ' , Sews Lamps of Architecture," is Loaders : Smith, Elder •ad Ca., 63, CorobUl. THE CHOLERA in CEPHALONIA.—The BVBXCRIPTIOV for the CEPIigrONIANS suffering from the Cholemhaving been upperided, in onnsequenoe ungiunded rumours of freh disturbances in that unfortunate Wand, to now ItDitt7SIED. Perwins wishing to contvbute to that benevolent object can pay their eubserititione into the account of Lord Cheri. Fitzroy, at Meows. Drummond and Co.'s, 47, Cheriig-ercas. The subs :lotion will close on the Ith of !larch._ . . --- -.— -. SubocriOnes announced: The Right Has. Lord Seaton CS I Gen. Sir Archibald Mac!ean... i 2 Lord ':harlee Titamy Gen. Sir Alexander Woodford 3 Mr. Sp triad A Biltukt I ;Meer wbo has I The toenail 4 serad in the islands Subacriptione will also be received till the 30th Match at the Load= .laist.atact Rook, 49, Calt-rsialL THE LONDON MONETARY ADVANCE and LIFE AM:RANCE COMPANY. 14, Naaehroler.mmare. Nrovisionsily net temd.) &m No Utility to ehat i ehpidembeymd lb. oot t Rama rie object at this Company is to Word. ea mad end etpdtaNe leeloolPhe. a ready race ter prowls, temporary advances of mangy ea appeared ereartties without anneemeary delays, bean expenses. Of " et Maks. C re Elbeatere bare doweled meth the. sod attention to eseertain the probable mama et pieta to be derived hem the undertaking ; and heat the ens aerstel eskulattoes a reeve et at least 10 per cent is diens to the ebsraboidere ea the capitol asephoyed, providing literally Per all expenses ; end a dm operation. at the com pany eased • vouch larger met may be cooldently relied en. Whilst preeeecturer foram et appberioa is shares, mid all other bilormealeis as be obtained from the Secretary, at the Mikes, 14, Nienehrialer4game, or of the eobaltare, Mara. ROBINSON and Winne. li:Orelimtatreet. Portaumatiaare. 51.F.NCZR VERCIVAL PLUME& req. Secretary. P ATF.NT OFFICE-NOTICE TO INVENTORS. —PATENTS and REGISTRATIONS of INVENTIONS OB TAINED, and Advice to Inventory, gratuitously Sheen, as well with reward to the merits of their Invention , u to their male, and their ob taining the assistance of militating. The official peospectuem may be had on application, or will be forwarded by past by LE GAPELALK and STEELE, Patent-Ake, 123, Chancery-lane, London. TEXHIBITORS.—LAUGH ER. DWYER, and TO CO., DESIGNERS .ad AGENTS, 17. Eolandetne‘ Condor, BUPPLI IMSIGNS and DRAWINGS for GLASS CASES, MITTINGS, Re., and obtain Tendern for the commotion of them trout the bat soarer. They undertake to arrange any unlace for 'Revise diep ay, aid also to take charge of them; protecting them, as far as practi cable, from iojurionainduencesduring the euure period of Exhibitke. PIANOFORTES. ROBERT ALLISON and Ca's PATENT PIANOFORTE MANUFACTORY REMOVED Irma Dean lamer and %ardour alma, to alterative Premimso79 and 71, ark:ENT-ISMER r, where the best rainstorm. coo be bad for sale, Mee, and for elyortabuth decond-hand Instruraenb at all THE ORANI) EXPOSITION of I)RESS for Fatabliehraent of SAM VET, BROTHERS, HER. CHANT-TAILORS, OUTFI TT ERS, and WOOLLEN.DRApEits, 92, LUDOATE-HILL, one door from the Old Entry, Inaba:abetn known sad Lamed throughout the greet Me ropolis and Kingdom, as the only Mom ha which the brat articles, the most unparalleled varieties, and the wad assiduous attention, combined with style and economy, could Is sowed. The show rooms afford 0 e mint nimp'uous display in every variety alszony, Weft of F:nrilend Ow ha, Heavers, Witneys, Kenya, lgam Englishand Foreign Silks, SaLLOS, Velvets, Ac., 1 1 user collected in use • " ' - - HOVEL Al) AL METHOD OF SELECTING YOUR CLOTHING. , ..... SAMUEL. BROTHERS ' original system of charging separately for inat and making, which his given melt unqualified adisfaction, will Moatinued as berstore. MateriaL Making and Coon- Terds. Per yard Coats. Trimmings. Mete. Coat lf Super Cloth 12a.1 d. B 1 1 0 20s. Od. £2 I 0 Vest Do. Coalmen Is. 6d. 0 4 16 6s. W. 010 74 Pair of Trousers 21 UIT COMP Do. dn. 3e. 6d P . 013 1 6s. 019 LETE, I Ile. 14d. he the Ready-nude Department everythbut that capital. tape, skill, and the knowledge of the Snit markets am command, will be found. Superfine Cloth Cress Coats from la 6 to 30 0 Simony do. do Frock Coats, Is. extra. 86" H 0 0 0 " 22 0 17 0 "24 6 45 0 Pitney Doe or Tweed;inters Trench otyle, fancy or Wok Boys' end Youths' Suit* Drab 80l Cape Ozonnut or Business Cost. angerins dol4 any relour Ph-anon Vas s Boit of Mourning et Ars mlnutes' satire. .I f Is. Snit of Livery, ft Its. PALEI9/15, Be.,xony Llama cloth pslet,te, sleeves, B lined lab silk, 24a. Tbia root an be warn either es a frock or o , er COIL Farr New Material for Winter Oar-Coate, ; Pilot Coats, from 12e; lab Frieze Wrappers, 2(o ; Saxon C nth Palette; 41..; Drab B a Deletes Coat 45e. ; the Double Coat, WHICH CAN BP. WORN EITHER SIDE, THE GREATEST NOVELTY EVER PRODUCED, Ram 45.. to 42.. vw••• ••• Kkilllf Habits, Court Dreams, Naval and Military Uniforms, Bs , 40 per cent. lower than usually charged fur the same quality. Patters, tables of pries+, plate of fashion+, guide to wlf.meastoe• meat, and schedule for the informs , ion of thow requiring Naval, Military, or Enliven& OtltfitS, see sent totow parts of the kinsdom taw RAM; EL, BROTHER+, 21. Ludgate -M. Co. MILITARY GENTLEMEN, EMIGRNIS, TOURIST*, ARTISTS. SPORTSMEN, and Othera.—DUTUOIT o.'s PATENT IMPERMEABLE PORTABLE TESTS, the AERIAL nod CLERICAL PORTABLE UMBRELLA and BUB/I mink oehing in spwen ranging from 1 feet to * test, and Werany weighing from alb. to 301 b. The Portable Umbrella Tent, 23 feet Mr emakreure, with table fuldine into the co rs zcs of 6 feet by 1 foot, and contained in a suitab:e tnerstureor when thus packed, only 301 b., thus attording the moot pert et he yat cerrLme. Prices from CI upwards; the Ariel from sa to £6 6s. (two tompartmentr; • the Bush, or Emigrant's Tent, from 365. to In 10s.; any of them can' with rue be pitched or struck in tea minettes. For the jungle sports of India there is adapted an rottealoeic and impermeable cloth, which renders thew tents invaluable in an eastern camate. For mi litary men at home or on foretell rerelee, they are peculiarly adapted. The Aerial Tent an be estreuled so as to contain from 100 to 1.0. 0 persons, and nevertheless is so constructed as to be iperfactly portable. The whole no view, and prospectuses to be bad, at D. DU mull and Lb.', manufactory kw the potent portable tents, No. 6, Finsbury place South, and 3, Desneuret Finsbury -equate, Leedom .1 required in all the incipal towns in England, Ireland, .., 1 = Wake, Lid* and the pr British colanieL w wit*