The Express. — London, England, 1862-11-29 00:00:00

.1 tilt (.!_lTprtll. ~.~i, N./ -• S• , ;<•.-4 a 7 • N E‘siti PAPER . ~:,‘ . ;,. :.- ...• 4. ..'i - 4 - '• t••••. , - ~,.. . - 1 SSPIfiIX2L . . -... • ; # ," • [TWOPENCE No. 5,087.) LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1862. [Stamped, Id. Additional.' BOMBAY Direct (to follow the Rajah of Cochin), the sp:entlid clipper chip MORAYSIMM, A 1 It min, 781 i tow edict r, JmItEYH 11ATIIERS, Commander, loadhuz io the last India Mal. Has beautiful aecoruniutlatiou fur pavan -Apply to HELLATLY, HANILEY, and SEWELL, 27, -street. CA!UTTA Direct, with quick despatch, the ‘ , C Agnilicent clipper ship JANE PORTER, A 1 12 years, 963 tons register; J. *LOWELL, Commander; loading In the East India Docker This splendid vessel has the greater portion of her cargo engaged, and offers an unequalled opportunity to shiners of line goods.—Apply to GELLATLY, HAN K EY. and SEWELL, 27. Lesdenhallatreet. CAI:IITTA, tailing at the Cape of Good Hope 3S Madre —MONTIILY i4TEA)I CONIMC NICATION between LONDON and INDIA by the magnificent fleet of steamers help Wmt to the EAST INDIA and LONDON PIN° COMPANY )Limited;.—The well-known clipper steamship GOLDEN FLEECE, 5,768 tons, 350-horse power, leave the Victoria (London) Docks on the 1311 December, em barking passengers at and leaving Gravesend on the 15th Decem ber, for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras This magnificent ship. built expressly for the India trade, has bees thoroughly refitted, has first-rate accommodation for pas sengers, and will carry an experienced surgeon, also * stewardess. The average passage of the last seven steamers has been 72 days 3 hours to Madras ; the Hydaapos performed the voyage in 65 days, and the teat, the Calcutta, in 59 .lays, being the shortest on record.—For freight or pass Age apply to G RI N DLA Y and Co., 66, Parliament.street, S.W., the brokers, ALFRED BRETT and Co., 150, Leadenhallstreet, KC.; or at the OFFICE* of the COMPANY, 9, Mincinglane, E.C. ; where also applications for appointments as midshipmen in this service &sold be made. RICHARD DEEW, liscretes7. East India and London Shipping Company (Limited), 9, Mincing-lane, E.C. 81AM42 lilerrairlF — OPSW42 ll. wwfaill bow LONDOLF wawa ' rrHE SOUTH AFRICAN IRRIGATION and INVLSTMICNT COMPANY (Idlaited). To be Incorporated under the Companies Act, ISSS, which specially limits the Liability of each Shareholder to the amount of his &area Capital 01,000.000, In 20,000 Shares of FAQ each. (Power to increase.) Pint Issue, 10,000 Shares. Deposit on application. £1 per share. and a further payment of .£1 per shun on allotment. Calls not to exceed £2 per share, sod three months' interval between each call. It is not In tended to call up more than 410 per share. vißgcroks. John Barry, Esq., merchant (Barn Nephews), London sad Cape Town, Director or the Lo ndon and South African Bank. James Black. Faq. (Black and Co.), merchant, London, Graham's Town, and Port atrabeth. Alexander Croll, Esq. (Alexander Croll and Co.), merchant, Lon don and Port Flimbeth. Alfred Jarvis. My., London (late Chairman of the Commercial Bank, Port Elizabeth). Henry Sherman, Seq., merchant (Levicks and Sherman), Loudon and Cape Town. Joseph Moseuthal, Esq., merchant .'Mosenthal and Co.), London, Port Elizabeth. and Cape Town. John Psterenn, Esq. (Paterson, Kemp, and Co.), merchant, Lon don, and Cope of Good Hope, Director of the Standard Bank of British South Africa. A. C. Stewart, Kay., merchant (Stewart and Co.), Liverpool, and Port Elisabeth. RANICIUS. The Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool, Lothbury, London; and the Albany, livemooL Boucrrona—Mesorn Flux and Arglea, Mincing-lane. London. Bitonlita—klesarn J. and J. Vfhltebead, 8, Koorgateetreet, . - Loudon. TWORAZT Oinefe—No. 27. Itoorgate-atreet, London. PROSPECTUS. The South Abram Irrigation and Investment Company Is esta blished with & Tbsw_lo aid yss the e t: rat of three Prattle euidertakinp in the South Airlines tit, Indira the Oldie et Good Mope, British lieltharks, and tail: by which Shen , re sourcea may be more fully developed :Jim result being, in the opinion of the Directors, certainto I~e most satisfactory to those who embark their capital. The Company's operations will embrace three main objects : lg. That of a Lind and Irridadon Company, Ind. That of a Public W p a ;more especially a Lighting, Paving, and Water Com : and, Ird. That of a Trust Loan Investment Company. , It has seemed wise to the Directors to combine these objects In ane Company, since, while all ife entirely compatible, and can bowery properly mulertakeu under one management, the heavy expenses of oMces, directlAus, tdi fil servants fur separate cam prates will be thereby avoided- The South African Irrigation and Investment Company, while meeting the wants most keenly pelt at the present time by the South African Colonies, !motif fail to realise to lie shareholders ample returns upon the capital. A. a Land and Irrift*Aien Company It will enter upon a most promising field of operations. Large tracts of fertile soil along the rivers, and In the great tassios or plains of the coastry, are to be purchased at very low prices, which, by Irrigation Works, In damnks, tanks, or waterleadings from riven, maybe converted, by no great outlay, Into properties many times their original value. The government returns for lye), of the value of lauded estates In these colonies, show that where by private enterprise Irrigation works have bees ooentnicted oa farms, the enhthce meet of value has been from five to ten fold, and as such re sults have been achieved by private enterprtie, yet more satis factory results may be looked for where labour is more organhed, and scientific skill Is brought to beat. The Company will not only purchase lands with a view to re sale after the construction of irrigation works, but will take con tracts for the osistructlon of like works upon government and private lands. It is known to be in contemplation in nett session of the colonlalrarliament to Introduce a bill to facilitate the con struction of a aeries of government tanks, and to secure on the capital employed in such works on government land, a govern ment guarantee of at least sin per cent. per annum. As a Publlo Works Company for the towns of South Africa, the prospect Is equally fuelling. There Is scarcely a town of magnitude which in miaow prepared to offer most liberal sad remunerative terms tp this Company, to become to it a consti tuted Water and Gig. Company and Port Elintheth now the commercial capital of all South Eistern Africa caused a bill to he introduced into last session of the cobmtal piellament. charg ing the whole property of the town fee agso,opo, to guarantee at least 113,00 , t per annum on outlay for worts for water supply. The Directors feel that the present Is a meet favourable opportunity for the establithisent of a Company for Pablio Works, and they confidently anticipate that they will he abls to complete arrange ments With the buthoritics at l'ort Elisabeth to become Its Light ing, Paving, and Water Company, so as to erfaure a most favour able commeneementof haziness, and faellitatututure operations. It may he mentioned that in towns where, by authority of local municipalities, water works have been otradructed, they have - • of very large profits on the capital invested, and - ---•••••••ln South Africa pays annual ' profitable bust very ample sem ` of selling prices what may be 3 10 0 n.bw.r.t;,.7,.. -- te. - 4L - t-7:, tPttcl WITISII and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL SIALL STEALTSIIIPS, aradeted by the Admralty to sail between LIVERPOOL and P.IW. YORK, and between LIVER POOL and BOSTON, mitt liberty to call at liabtal or other porta to land and receive malts, goody, end passengers, the Boston ships calling at Halifax to Imail sad receive passengers and tier Majesty's malls. lollowbss or other vessels are ap pointed to sail from Liverpool. calling at Cork to receive the SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Dec. 6. EUROPA, for BOSTON, 'Saturday, Dec. IS *PERSIA, for NEW YORK, naturday, Dee. 20. Taking passengers and goods for NIUMILU and Havana, to be tninsferred at New York on bead the R.M.S.S. British Queen. Passage money. including steward's fee and provisions, but without wines or liquors:—To HAW= and Boston, chief cabin. L 23 . second cabin, £l2. To New York, chief cabin. £26: second cabin, EIS. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, it per ton, and 6 per cent. prraare.—Apply to J. B. Food, Old Broad-street, London : J. 31. Currie, Havre, and It, Mad be la Bourse, Paris 0. and J. Burns, Buchananatreet, Glasgow D. and C. )fiver, Queenstown: or D. and C. IPlver, a, Water rarest, Liverpool TO BRITISH COLIIKRIA TOR EV. EKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to i , krliEW YORE Direct. —The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA STEAM-MU COMPANY intend despatch ing their Yall-powerod tren Base Steam-Wm calling it Queenstown to mph ssassugere and deepatches. winnows WEEKLY PRO LTVERPOOL PO 'IE. W YORE. EDINBURGH, Wednesday, Dec. S. GLASGOW, Wednesday, Dec. 10. ETNA. Wednesday, Dec. 17. And every succeeding Wednesday. OEMs mow 16. 17, and 21 guineas, according to the axons. insisticen ledward peeasgs, 8 Rhombi, including all prorkken snant. Valsa ths United States, and 13nt_ish Mie rti Ifterprac ilf =gr OW' 13131LLIPPli f musk and lereign morning, M 11 La, F. trees al r Far BILSIIIENI V rlaw n all arbial' Pler to and 10a. Return Brenowlial Northern Porte o Dog GOTHEN Gown to be folk WAHL Fares. CS as., L 3 Sts., and el. For COPENHAGEN, in a few days. from Homely down. Zoe freight, passage, dc., apply at Chaplin Uniroyal °ace. Eirgent-eireas, W. or to NMI I PPS, 011.AVisS, and PHILLLPPS, A, ikod-lane. LC. Asa Loan and Investment Company, it cannot fall to show satisfactory results. Money may be invested to almost any ex tent in first or preference mortgages, of the amplest security. on landed property in the South African Colonies, at rates varying from 6to If per cent. per annum, thu yielding a large profit over the cost of money in England : and as it will be the object of the Directors to raise money on Debentures of the Company or otherwise. to be specially applied to 101111 oo such tut mort gages, it becomes matter of easy calculation that the profits to be made by the Company lu this department of its bulimia will be highly remunerative. Arrangements are In progress for the Immediate commence ment of the business of the Cotonou' in all its deparimeuts, suit the Directors will give their especial attention to the selection of et cient and well-qualleed managers. Powers will be taken in the Articles of Assoriation for the in corporation with this Company of existing companies of like object In South Africa. As this Company is established at the urgent request of In- Suestial colonists, who arc prepared to invest In the t Orupany to a considerable extant, 2,000 shares will be reserved for allotment In South Africa. Such provision has been made by the Directors for the pre ' Ilminary expenses aswill secure the Company against paying any sum whatever In .he nature of promotion money, and the Articles of Association will contain a clause giving the shareholders the power to fix, year by year, the amount of the directors' remunera. The bead Mike of the Company will be in London, but branch offices and local committees, tinder the control of the London Board, will be established in the chief towns of South Afriiis. Applicatien for shares to be made in the following form, either to the Brokers or,to the Secretary of the Cornpany rout or APPLICATION FOR SUABLY. To the Directors of the South African Irrigation and Investment Gentlemen,—lleving a' pal m d pan to y )T imi ur bankers the sum of C being a deposit of CI per share on shares In the above Company, I hereby request tint you will allot me that number, and I agree ,sceording to the form prescribed by the Ankles of Association) to accept inch shares, or any less number you may allot me, and to execute the Articles ot Association when required ; and I request that my name may be placed on the register of shareholders fur the shares so allotted. Naos la full Reiddenoe Protesseon or neatness Dste Pod. I Ohs. Tonneau pooka To Ball. Sydney !Akan l,OOO London Dem 10 Melbourne .. Winefzed l.OOO L India Dec. 23 Quaseeland .. Golden City Quouseland .. 4 W een4 " l l IMO H. Lodi* DOC. 10 Cabeke Quesealand .. Moutatorea, This ealehruftsiLlisse of peahen have, by then punctuality and rapid a world known reputation, and tbetr w- ormier is unsurpassed by any wends afloat —For all hvapltt ag paean. to Australia apply to 101.111. and Co , Liverpool; all Ageola for the Black Bell *se td. Pollute . hod T. M. 11ACLAY and Co., 1, Lodes. . W.. 1i i7 4 1 251 4. W "lititr;;l: P;;;;rMilf91 11 1 ot very large pronto on the capital In4sted, a il libli rdit te al i t L L l ANT lT , 61. (tog dtjain-atrevt. the only Gas Camino, In operation lu South Africa pays aunt dividends varytaa from lb to 20 per cent. . As • Trust Vonipany a very considerable and profitable ion pp g. , • ••• -, ;c c , / • - s ~4. - nett can be dolts. It will be to to oda van ample sec ents + and the follow statement of suWng poi 1110.11 .0 team • ~.. " 4 ' ' • ' """i riallpg Trust Compe l :a will show artist may Yaraign Steam Wharf. * tap . 77 , • _ .. ;, barb . . 1 a.m., and the svisoosp, ursdag mo ^ • . -•— • • ......._ .., „, p od . up. selling Price ' Oa Tower. 1111 do TALKY, 00:1902, or mow& al . 6 a d. ay, from liorselydown, dll a.m.; t e.:llrl , . of . . 330 o'o wto receive passengers at soca. Fares: At At, 1.... ~ , dm ticked' at a tars and a had. "- • 375 0 0 Alms In-alwaya swasniblak-idadat.tian dew i s so ks i b ff ..- . . ft . MO • • I. are closed by Ice. Poet Elisabeth Guardian a nd INBURO, the LONDON. Nov. M. from liermiy. Ten , 110 0 3lO 0 followed by the NEWSILY, Dee. I, and GUSTAF . __,___—.• T--......,......... n........... 11. ....us! fail to sh A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Issue of Two Minion Five Hundred Thousand Dollars Bonds. Secured by a first registered mortgage, constituting a lien on the Income mid all corporate rights. privileges, lands, franchisee, plant, and property of the Pennsylvania Division of the Rail way, and guaranteed by the New York and ,ddb Divisions. , The interest secured bye trust fund, and payable at a Used rate nt exchange in London. The howls are redeemable at par within fifteen years In New York, or in London at 4s. 01. per dollar, cud are transferable without stamp or ondordemeut : 4 per cent, of the gross amount will be drawn yearly in January, o immuring In 1401, to 1w paid off at par In London : interest coupons are attached to the bonds payable sembanuusliy. to April and October, at the banking hawse of Messrs. He) a ood and Co., London, at the tiled rate of 4s. to the do dßar. Thu bonds will be issued at 70—vls : Bonds of 100 dolls: a at 4:15 15a, with the coupon for 0 months' Into rest doe Ist April, PAC. Bonds of MO dollars at En las., with the coupon for 6 months' !Merest due Ist April, 1663, Bouda of 1.000 dollar* at 5.161 10s., with the coupon for 8 months' Interest due Ist April, 1343. These coupons reprerwat .814 per annum on each bond of 1,000 dollars. ?SCRIMS:3 TOR INTERIM AND snoolso rr3D LORPoN. Samuel Gurney. Esq., lI.P. Hews °reread, Gurney, and Co.) John P. Kennard, Esq. Messrs. Heywood and Co.; Charles Mosley, Esq. (Messrs. I. Darned and Co., Liverpool'. BASKETS HI Loma—Moon, Heywood, Kennarda, and Co. Messrs. Joshua Hutchinson and Son, 11, Aogel.coort, Throg morton•street, F.C. Mr. E. P. Sutterfhwalte, Throternortonatreet, KC. Forms of application, with copies of reports of the engineer in-chlef, maps, eke., mar be obtained of the Brokers: or at the offices of the Company, No. 2, Old Brand-street, London, KC. ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Mt IL of TWO MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR BONA No further APPLICATIONS will be RECEIVED AFTER THIS DAY fieiturday), the 29th but. Olken o 1 the Company, 2, OW Brood-street, LC., Nor. 29, IBM ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOTT s BILIOUS and LIVER DILLS, mvpared with out any Mercurial Ingredient, from the revue of It. Scott, will be found invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver com plaints, indigestion, whul, spasms, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, &c. For habitual costiveness, as a fansily aperient medicine, and aa a purifier of the blood. they are truly excellent; mild In their operation and grateful to the stomach they crest,s appetite, pi "mote digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous symem.— f4old by W. Lambert, S, King William-st., Charing-cram, and by most drugglsta. In bogus, la lid. and 2a 9d. Be sure to ask for Dr. Seott's Bilious and Liver PHU. The genuine are a square pear package. with "William lambert" engraved on the stamp. ASHORTNESSof BREATH, BRON IT le EUItAUIIA„ lola relieved and cured by ST ca H is MA : the lESPICX CIGARETTES (Pectoral Fumigators'. The amok., being Inspired. penetrates Into the chest, calms the whole nerv ous system, facilitates expectoration, sad Arleta the functions of the important organs of respiration.—T. Maple, Rue d'Amater darn, 6,1 Paris. Pries 2s. iaL a box. Sold to London by JOZZAU, Chemist, Ilxyagutet. riOUGHs, ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT CON ,/ SUNIPTIGN are EPYRCTU ALLY CURED by KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGE:4. Statistics show that 60,000 persons annu ally fail victims in pulmonary disorders, Incl u ding consumption, diseases of the chest, and the respiratory organs. Pi eveution is at &Mimes better than cure ; be, therefore, prepared during the wet and wintry season with a supply of Kesting's Cough Lo unges, which possess the virtue of averting no well as of curing &Cough or Cold : they are good alike for the young or for the aged: they soothe bronchial irritation, and for Improving the voice, the Preacher, Statesrogu, Sanger and Actor hose long patronised them. —Prepared and sold in 'bores, lc 10.. and tins, ts. al.. es. lid., and les. 6d. each, by THGMAS KEATING, Chemist, Ar., 79, ea Paul's Churchyard, London. Retail by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Vendors In the world. DINNEFORDI3 PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been, 'luring twenty-aim years, emphatically aim- Coned by the tannest profenton, and tmirenally accepted by the public, so the beet remedy fur acidity of the stomach, heartburn, headache, goat, and indirstion, and as a mild ape rient he delicate constitutiousonore especially for ladies sad children. it is prepared, in a Mate of perfect purity and uniform strength, only by DINNEFORD and Gra, 177, New Bond.street, Lindiu, ' • and sold by all respectable chemists throughout the world. 11'611. HICORD'S ESSEN US of Llig restores manhood to the most sitattersci oonailtutiono to lour weeks. Failure Is hopouihle. its effects aro perissomuni No ceasoltatlon accesaary.--ziehl to canes, With tun instructions, at lia., or tour quatOtties for Ws. mint =yobs*. sorefoili • istesd on receipt of remittance or otantys.—Oole terelset. POUT zed ro., sso , Innen, near Temple-Mr. MANLY VIGOUR reetored to the most broken onotontion In twenty days by the vas of BUDD'S ELIXIR of LITL t safe and certain reticently': moat wonder. IW 14 it' effects; the first week's use will convince the patient et ultimate and complete recovery of all the energise of rolltiL In bottles at Hs. and Sm.. packed and seat to soy part for Mgt er "MP. =Agents, Frost sad Co., Medicine Warehouse, FROM LAST 1111GHT8 GAZETTE. LOWER -STREET CHAPEL, ISLINGTON. TOMORROW (Sander), Nov. 30, 1303, TWO SERE° viiibe prescbed (n.v.) by the Rev. CHARM; BRAKE ,Ninier ot the chapel!, In ALD of the FUND for the RELIEF o at f tbe DISTRESSED OPERATIVES of the NORTH. Morning Service. Itoll , Evening, put 0 dclock. A BENEFIT for the LANCASHIRE OPERATIVES . . will take place on The - 4 - titof December, at the LONDON PAVILION, Tkhberne•etreet. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION of LITTLE COZZLLI end the SPANISH DANCERS and continued emcees of NW CONSTANCE the Star of the West, Madame Loaeblnl, Madame Valckenaere„ Madame Else, and Mr. H. De Brenner. The bill of fare also InetudesSma Calm, Fred. French, the brothers Shapoott, led by Master Thotnea Shapoott, the youngest drummer in the world, aged three years and six moisth and the quaint comedians Durtah and Conolly.—The LONDON PAVILION, 1, Ttebborne-street.—LOlßL and SONNHAMILIX Proprleton. ST. GEORGE TAVERN, 213, STRAND. The best NIA Dinners In London, counsting of all the choicest fish In season, Joints, and Cheese, for Is. each. at 6 o'clock. Real Turtle and other Bong always reedy. Clean, washed Beds. Bed ant' Breakfast, N. 6d. each. T. CIEIPPITIIB. from Billingenate. HE LONDON GRAND B.ESTAIJRANT. LUNCHRONS and DINWRILS A LA. CARTE can be bad with COMPORT and DESPATCH AT ANY HOUR DAILY. SAWYER'S YAMOUB LONDON DINNIE ready from I Lin 8 In the Grand Saloon. Special dining-rooms for ladles and gentleme n . Specials and well _ventilated vim oodles, and imeokhog Saloon. OPEN OS •DATII MOM POUR TILL NINE SAWYRE Proprietor, nnTorarrr, CORNER of CHAHCIRY-LAHIL WHERE to DINE at ANY TIME. *IST DINNERS IN LONDON, at the most resseathie energise. at DIBRA'S ROM and DINING ROOMS, 12, UPPER T. MARTIN'S-LANL Proprie tor, J. MAL/ORD, formerly chef de calming to the late Clover nor-General In India, Lord Dalhousie, and at the Trois Freres Provenrani, Palate Royal, Paris, de. Indian curries served at a moments notice. Joints, entries, dc., always ready. Bier sysicht man Deutsch. Lou pule Francais. STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchant& WINES of superior quality. Ports: Superior old crusted, 481., SIM : very choice, Us., SOs. ; ditto from the wood, 271, Sta.; superior, 341., 885. per dosen. Sherrie': Fine, Ws., Va., 111; high quality, as., 42a, 645. ; Vino di Puto, His. Amon tillado aad MaaseaUla, 465., bts. per dozen. Marsala, ; Lisbon, rich or dry, 325. Bucellas, eba ; Champagne, good, WA, 42a, as ditto choice brands, Ma., Ns., 725. Claret, Its., les., Ina. ; St. Julien, &a., ifs., tga, 4se. ; Chateau Margaux, Ac., eta, Th. Hocks sad Hoeelles, SOL, 486., 64s ; very superior, eta, 725. Wines of other descriptions equally reasoaable. AU goods delivered tree within gee miles. Terms, cash.-78, Bashopegate s2eslwithin. VARMOITTEI BLOATERS, 100, 7s. ; 200, 128. ; 1 are only supplied by the undersigned during the best part of the season, from middle of October to middle of December. Forwarded to all parts of England upon receipt of Post.otlice order, poets** stamps, or remittance through any branch of the National Provincial yank of England, who are his banker; and to whom be begs to refer, or to R. Steward, Esq., mayor of the borough.—FESDERICK DAENBY, fish merchant, Great Yar mouth. Established 179 U. High-tilled herrings, hermelleally sealed, sent to all parts of the world. CONSIGNIMNT of PLANTS from ORE—ST. MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at Ills Orest Room, So, Yingotroot. Covent-iowdoo r _oa MON DAY, Dec.l, at half-past 12 precisely. line ArioORTMINT of PLANTA, comprising Indian Azaleas, Double Camellias, Hardy Rhnslodendemia, Lillum, Lanelfollum, SWIM]. and Album, Blue Tlgridia, Woodard and Pertuol Roses, ttc.—Ou Hew the morning of sale, and catalogues had. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH iad SONS. S lad 4. GOODGFATSZAT. W. GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.—HAMILTON and EINPTON beg to inform gentlemen that the NEW GOONS for the coining ammo are of patterns and textures that cannot be excelled, and specimen garments aro kept for inspec tion or sale at BANKRUPT& [Nairn OP 80LICIT0111 AND Forman PaI?MILLIS TO 111 OBTallieD AT THE °MCI OP TIEN OHMS HAMM; 00081 Or BANKRUPTCY, BABINGHAL4I7IIIIIIT.I 0101/0/1 HENRY YURI, Pleasant place, Holloway, painter, to stir render Dec. 9, at & ABRAHAM WILLIAM GiLLIBNIIK Pall-Court, Doswell-street, and Cheater-at, Kennington, bar litter and victualler, Dec. 9, at 3. Jolla Trues, Clarksonudreet, Bethaal-green-road, hoeused vie. tastier, Dec. 9, at 2. Gaga. Lyme Moond' lane. Kennington-lane, late furniture drier, Deo. 6 at 2. GEoßdit BUTLER, Rumford, lance, Dec. 9, at 2). GkoIibUJWINENS, Blimdellatreet, Calerlimuneroad, crucible pet manufacturer, Dec. 9, at 2. Witt's& HOBBS, W arwick.st , St. James ' s, merchant, Dec.l6.atl2. (lemma beertlLD, lenehurch.buthlingt, City. police constable, Dec. 9, at 21. WILLUiII Unit, Greyhound-yard, West Mintheeld, and Kam ningtommeaKenuington.pk.,gasreetermaeufacturer,Dec.9,att. BENJAMIN 1180085, RoBERT SIDTII, and Janes barns, Oswalt street, beadere, Dec. 9, at 2. THOIII4 JONA Puni,Cat rot,Limehotise,late victualley.Dec.ikai 11. Roemer TODD. John'sterrace, Camden-town, Dec. 16, at 2- Julia BLUM Albon-place, St. John's-lane, and St. John's square, Clerkenwell, ivory turner, Deo. 9, at 8. RmiIARD NWT Pine& Hampden-street, Somers-town, licensed victualler, Dee. 9, at & RicHARD PAlawaEe , Pigott-street, Poplar, clerk, Dec. 9, at 2. Jolla PgasOla Mums, litecknuckotreet and Stanhope-street, Camden-town, carver and gilder, Dec. 9, at T. Dwain Downy, Munater.aeusTe, Regent's-park, journeyman pianoforte maker, Dec. 9, at 2. Grown JOSIIPLI AbWros, Markdans, City, and Barry'Dplaos, Bermondsey, manure merchant, Dec. 9, at 010901 Bnitze, Bentley. Banta, builder, Dec. 9, at 1. mold!. y3t9OWI bantam and Ronan Claanar, ihramkuse, City, fonmengers, Dec. e, at 1. CB ARUM elonlineeS Wan, Bowers illiamkt Raw, Mark Due. 12, at 10). F9BDILICK A.IOIaAtIN, Eillillll6- street, Dee: 10. at IL be 1 W Greatikoverot., hop dealer, Dec. 10, 640). Gltignik AITHOI NIwBAI alarleurough.nzad, Chelsea, Ode marine Sore dealer, Dee I t, at 11. THOMAS PlollW,aushtobutt.,/lostoo, silk furnisher, Dec.lo,at U. MARLS Park-plaos, South Hackney, late liaised victual's. Dec.l2, at 11. litaßT Creicannal, TibLettou-stuire, lalington, engraver, Dec. 12, at 10i ' • leas Juicer BAUNDIHI, Waahliston-place aad hllford-grove, Old Kent-real, sack dealer, Dec. 12, at 11. 010•01 Tyne, Uttle Brriew-street, Bt. Martiebolle. cartzentrat Dec. 10, at 11. °Rosin Begat WILLIAMS, Cumberland.street, Pimlico, builder, Dec. 12, at 11. Gkeitalt Woe, Longo/ley, Yinsltry, grocer, Dec. 12, at 2. Wndien GRAILS 1001 Owen *row, Bt. John'asereet-road, gobeirnitk. Dec. 12, at JOHN JINN I.s,Botherinthestreet, Rotherhithe, Dee. 12, at le. CO9IINIMISHIIIOOI SUCKLING, Birmingham. surgeon, Dec. 8, at 12. Emcee - re' GNU.; Westbromwlch and Weduesbury, Malforl shire, innkeeper, Dec. 12, at 12. WILLIAM Plathg, Walsall, Staffordshire, fruiterer, Dec. 12, at 12. RICHARD libbuiSag, loin Weston, Salop, former, Dee. 111, at S. . Join Wnamoamt JR& Notbughaza. builder. Dee. 23 at U. SALUIL TAILOR, Nottingham, seeduman, Dec. 23, IS 11. • TilvllASJOltaitaurr, Inland, late fly proprietor, Dee. 11, at 11. Osman Kg& Templeton, Pembrokeshire, farmer, Dec. it, at 11. WILLIAM WALTeit TROTT, Bristol, cab pe petits, Dec. it, at U. JOHN Brain 801.1.1rr and WILUAE bsomilt Bekker!, Kingston upon-Haß, merchante.Dee. 10, at l& enemas Ctlaasaays, She Meld, shoemaker, Dec. 18, at 10. Semen LAWAIcOOI, Liverpool, licensed victualler, Dec. 9, at 11. JOHN Bacot STARLIT. Lneepool, wine merchant, Dec. 12, at 11. Taunts Allivoirtn, Manchester, late machine broker.Dec.l6,atll. lulls Luxe& Manchester, calico printer, Dec. 12, at 12. JOHN DRUMM Little Bolton, Lancashire, Joiner, Dec. 11. at 11. CJXSZLIUS Inenuts, jun., Cheadle, Cheshire, shirt manulare tune. Dee. 12, at 12. Jolla ADAnnii WAIT. LORD, Bradford, draper. Dec. 16, at 12. I Fainikideit Tee& Bristol, beer-house keeper, Dec. 11, at IL clausal 1111.1nartia. Binalngliam, poulterer, Jan. A at le. ALFRAD blow ea, Bizednebant, pants, Jan. 5, at 10. WILLI Jaime Liverpool, poultry dealer, Dee. 8, at & • Gamey 01110ultY GOMM, Liverpool, pallier, Dee. 11, at 3. JOBB COWBOYS, Manchester, provienn deader, Dec. 22, at 91. JOHN WOult, HYMN, patteru card maker, Dec. 13, at 10. 0101t08 Wiooo, Worksop, Notts, commissiou agent, Dec. 39, at 11. Wig/SLUSH/ALP, Slough, Buckinghamahire, Dee. 18, at 11. RICHARD 120011, Mostly-brook, Lauc., beeneller, Dec.l6 at 11. Juemva BASKS, liakewell. Derbyshire, coufectioner, Ike. 9,6411. HURT klegitar, HaverfordwesaUceneed victualler. Dec.ll at Ir. THOMAS Nettie& Hyde, Cheshire, baker, Dee. 10, at IL 0901101 ANHAHLMS, Luton, Bedforeskire, bleacher, Dec. 9, at 11 . AIARMIDIII WRIUJS, Leabury, Nurthumberlasid, commisidon agent, DWI. 12. at la. Juntas Unelik&L,Longhope,Gloucestersh.dnnkeeper,Ds.2o,atl2. JOHN Tininess:iv, Worsater, natuaenger, Dec. It, at It. THuMAS W RJWJ Abbarley, Worcestershire. builder, Dec.ll, at IL JosliPH 0.14191 Tr, !Bewley, Salop, home corn keeper. Dec. 13. et 12. Itießeee Baum, gen., is tabffainild,etatiorthAtre, chart/nests, Due. 15, salt EDWARD Bane" Ateester,Warwicksh., plumber, Dec. 24 at Et. I'fieitte , South Batter& bona, conlwei ucr,Dec.lo,at 11 Joint HOAX& yddyntiwydion,Mentgumerysic,fartner,DeellatlL Jinni Darla, Idannkaimal hantiesue, Brockaockaltire, farmer, Dec. 15, at 12. WiLidate Jarmo* Hortlon-on-the-Hill, Esse, anctioneeri, Dec. 10, at 10. 'rear. 1191nalim, Imaiim4lBll7llt tw JOHN Blum; Klrkaaarews on liak, C oumberland, butcher, Dec. le, at ex MATTHEW Bard, South Shields, Joiner, D.e. 9, at 12. Itsdame STAXIMULI,OS, Coventry, late victualler, Dec. 13, at 12. JAMMi BAISSUALS, Preston, carver, Dee. 16, at Iv. WILLIAM 131111YINLD, Brighton, butcher, Dee. 22, at 11. MART Yl9BO, Chilinaik, Wilts, shone womun, Dec. 10, at 12, Josh Hawn, Utaiterbury, plasterer. Ds. 4, at 2. %V !WAN entreintrA, lerazulingbani, Sullulk, bootmaker, Dec. It, at !- Jens' DeDDIEJDOB, Wells, Somenistah., painter, Dec.lo, at 11 LAST LILLMINATIONS. Dec. 16. C. Gibson, Haberiltudier-place, and Wilderness-row, Heaton, bootmaker-Der. 18. D. G. letzgerald. Wandsworth road, and Paternoster-row, City, Dewspaper proprietor-Dec. 16. S. Hayselden. Upper Marsh, Lambeth, bricklay er - bee. 16. A. Chirac, Albert-street, Waterloo-road, gene merchant-Dec. is. J. ....est. Crown-cressut, Tertekenhani, commercial tra veller-Doc. IL T. Batcheler, Langdelealreet, St. George'sin. the-Mast, carman-Dec. le. W.grinecut, Johnsores.plec.., Pim lico, coach painter-Dec.l6. J. Levavarneur. leachiachotreet, City, general merchant-Dec. 11. & W. Graves, St. Annsrued, ilristou-rued, lute adjutant of the 19th Surrey Volunteer Elites- Dec. 11. H. C. !edema Great Yarmouth, gentleman-Dec. 11. C. babiam, Bury St. Edmuuds, innkeeper-Dec. 11. Fanny Maria Deneuluin, St. Gcorge's place, Knightsbridge, milliner-Dee. 11. H. Nedham, Markham-square, Chelsea, clerk in the Island the venureottice - 11. A. Chu ice, Well-street, Hackney, general dealer-Dec. 11. J. chaseley, Harrow, con dealer-Dec. 11. B. Stokes, Perk-nest, Caneleretewn. French dyer-Dec. 10. Z C. Pearson, Nicholas-lane, City, and Kingstou-upen.HuL merchant -Dec. 16. IW. V. rettigrew, Cbesterotreet, Groavenspleoe, doctor In li:indictee-Ds. 16. 11. Haggett, Milan-terrace, Bane - sea, cunamerct.l clerk-Dec. 10. J. C. Urquhart, Kingstoreen- Thames, baker-Dec. 16. IW. M. Chambers, Tukenhouse.yard, City, and Croydon, wine merchant-Dec. 10. J. Painter, Mary street and IA Hampstead-road, wheelwright-Dec. 16. IL Dolby, Strand and Dinninghatu, scenic artist-Dec. 16. 1. G. SubLe, Lothian-road, Camberwell, comtnerchil traveller- Dee- 16 J. B. DunUenisn, Normandy-place, Brixton-road, army astute' clerk-Dec. 16. W. Stiff, Asia next Sandwich, Kent, baker-Dec. 16. H. J. aloe, Crown.street, rinebary, and Meet Hew, Maser. manufacturer of embroidery-Dee. 16. T. 11. Ds villa, Herbert-street. Heston, and hymundsinn. Chancery-lane, attorney's clerk-Dec. 16. J. A. Geerts, Sloane-street, Chelsea, hair airseer-Dee. 16 C. Thompson, Clarendon-read burtb, Nutting-Id& builder-Ds. 16 H. Waimea Jun., Harpenden, Hera, mien merchant-Dec. 16 J. H. Brown. lltomvey and San awn. Hants, patent parchment manufacturer-Dec. is. Dora knizabeth Seedy', Akterepinestreet. City, electric telegraph In strument maker -- Dee. IL W. Kira, I:bawler-tares, Ken ningtotepark, ishirbrokeff clerk-Dee. is. J. Fry, Laudser real, Upper Holluway, attorney's clerk-Dee. le. N. Stemma Cannon-street-rod, St. Georges.i.u.thiskast, house deoorstor- Dec. 16. J. Porter, taindeiscottages, Camden-town. cabinet maker-Dee. 18. L. ehaley, Milton street, Clapham, livery stable keeper-Dec. 18. J. Davey, Whitecroassireet, St. Luke's, baker -Dec. 22. J. Connaway, Nelson-street, Hackney road, late a licensed victualler-Dec. 22. A. litearti, Itematereati, liarnabury, and White Hart-street, Newgate-market, meet saleidmiu-Dec. 22. B. Street, Kenton-road. south Hackney, nautical instrument meker-Dec. M. J. Bernstein, Salient-square. Commercial-road East, slipper uediufacturer-Dee. 22. G. T. Simpson, Portland. terrace, Rothethithe, surgeon-Dec. 22. K. U. Grimes, Dukeoreet, • Grosvenor-Nu •re, licensed victualler-Dec. el, T. 11. Billing, Cove, Bads, launderer-Jan. 9. H. Wil liams, Doddii.gton-grove, Keimington-park, umbrella maker Jan. 1. G. H. de S. N. P. flarrason, Rensusgtomgardenaopnare -Dec. at J. Fryer, Hayniarket, shirt maker-Jan. s. A. B. Studs. Walcot-place, Hacks), stationer's assistant-Jan. 9. A. Bowes, Krug W illiamotreet, Cul, merchant -Dec. 22. It. rrneliard. Wandsworth-meal, plumber-Dec. 21. J. H. Dar ling. Lion mews. Kensington, china dealer-Dee. 24. T. Crow ther, Vtilsoe-street, Providence-row, Shoreditch, saddler-Dec. 14. 0. 1. Allen, Tower-street, Upper St. Hartle's-lane, under taker-Dec. 24. S. Smith, Bedford-street, 13edfortioquani, corn dealer's assistaut- lira 2. J. Scrivener, Ipswich, baker-Nov. M.. W. Garnett, Green-street, Kenuingtou-oval, hat maker- Dec. 22. B. LL itylana, Surbiton, Seem), clerk to a public com pany-Dec. 22. W. Ferns, Cottenleineroad, Holloway, journey man goldsmith-Dee. et J. L. Hine, Shouters ID& stock jobber -Dee. M. H. B. !Member, High-street, l'oplar, manager to a pawnbroker-Dec. 22. W. J. Priestman, Tiklifiekl.place, Clap ham, chemist-Dee. 22. J. T. Tones, Holy wen street, cook- J an. 7. T. B. Gardner, Handoworth, Stafford-Dee. 19. H. F. Baker, Kidderminster, farmer-Dee. U. Storer, jun., Coven try, builder-Dec. 19. IL B. Briscoe, Worcester, farmer- Jan. 7. B. Oregory, Wolverheuiptou and North Malvern, brick maker-Dee. It Fanny Adams IPenkull, Mattordehire-Jan. 7. W. Watts, Castle Church, Staffordshire, builder-Jan. 7. J. Trehem, Dr./belch, grocer-Jan. 7. J. linen, Birmingham, journeyman gam manufacturer-Dee. 16. C. Martin, Derby, builder-Jan. 13. W. Wilson, Cleckbeston, Yorkaliire, flannel manufacturer-Der. 16. C. aye. Leicester, lime burner-Jan. le. F. Pickup, Scarborough, tobacconist-Jan. l& J. Brook and W. Y. IftaiMnit, liuddereeeld, cotton spinners-Dec :IL J. booth. ltheilield, retailer of beer- Dec. 19. J. A. Skidmore, Wakefield, Yorkshire, 4:untwist , u agent-Dee. 20. A. Andrew and J. Parkin. shenteld, Iron roantlfaCtUrMS-Dee. IL. W. Art, Liverpool, boot maker-Dec. la R. Williams, Birkenhead and Liverpool, Joiner-Dec. 17. T. C.rroll, Liverpool, lenkeeper - Dec. 17. A. L. Dupont, Liverpool, teacher of French-Dec. 16. 8. Blackburu, Alt:Wawa. Cheshire-Dec. 17. W. G. Moore, Man chester, wine merchant-Dec. 18. J. Pye, Blackburn, Lancashire, oneer-Leo. BR C. H. Mina-bin, Manchester, insurance - - - Cheshire. aaddler-Dee. 23. J. BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS and 00IIC1113, Barrack Panama Trunks, Portman teaus. Ite.-1416, Plomadllty. Catalogues tree. DAVDES'S SPERM CANDLES, le. 4d. and 64. per lb.: ea. British was, Is. 6d.: transparent was, la 6d.: genuine was, Ea 4d.: German wax, la ; botanie wax, Ia mitentspenn, la : composite, aid., AL, and the hest, metallio for Palmer s ; magnums, 9.1.; dirs. mums,; Cola oil, 4.. 9d per gallon: yellow soap, . 40a. 44a, and 48a. per 1121 W.: mottled. 48a. old brown Windsor, Is. 94. par packet: coramcm brown Windsor, 114 whit. Windsor. la. 4d.. hoary, Is. td.: glycerine and almond, Ia per bar—lor cask at MartinP. DAVIES and 8014d' ware ' 040 4. a. 84. 'sdanis, Charing-croon London, W.C. VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and BROGDEN, for the Information of the Public and their numerous Patrons, beg to make tho following announcement r garding the VALI Eof GOLD, feeling persuaded that the lute rads of the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide circulation of knowledge on this subject. Gold being divided lute 24 parts or c.irata, It follows that geld of 24 carats line, Is 13 munta..A.3 3 81 9 Praia .. In 11 0 worth . .IA 4 lle 17 carats.. 80 2 8 carats .. 1 34 per 011.11011. 16 carats.. 2 16 7e 7 carats .. 6 9 23 carats.. 4 1 6 16 costa.. 213 1 6 I 21 TI carats (Walsh 14 carats.. 3964 6 carats .. 17 8 standard) 317 101 13 carats.. 26 0 4 carats .. 14 1 21 carats.. 314 4 12 carats.. 22be 3 carats .. 10 7 2 1 20 carats.. 310 in 11 carats.. 118 1 t carats 7 1 19 carats.. 3 7 3 10 carats.. 116 te I carat ... 3 61 Manufactory, 16, Llemietta-street, Covent-garden, W.C., London. Miens made of Chains and Jewellery for Is. each. N.B. This EstablMnmut is closed at 6 In the evening, and on Saturdays at one o'clock Just out, price &L by poet for Seven Stamm RIMMEL'S ALMANACK for 1863, lb richly illtudrated and perfumed, tar exceeds Its predeces sors in sweetness and elegance. It Imparts • delightful scent to pocket books, desks, card cases. albums, eM tome a pleaaent memento to 888 d ittriends at home or abroad. Sold by all the trade. X Kimmel, Padivasc to her Male.sty, 90. Strand, and 24, CornlailL Tan ROYAL Aonicuvrow. Cord/oz.—Mr. Hol land, M.P., writes to the Gardeners' Chronicle to state that this college is flourishing, and is well managed, both as re gards it. discipliee mid its system of instruction. The pre sent session may be reckoned as one amongst its most sue- ' caesful. STRANDING OF A WHALE.—The Beluga, one of the monsters of the deep, was left on the beach by the ebbing tide, on Saturday last, at Robin Hood's Bay. It is supposed to have been dead ten or twelve days. It mea sured in length 17 feet, and 12 feet 10 inches in eircum ference at the thickest part. The blubber was taken off by the fishermen the following morning. The Beluga, or white whale, is a native of the high northern latitudes, and is one of the meet beautiful and active of its race. Its colour is pure milk white, sometimes tinged with a rose colour or a alight wash of yellow, and the skin is very soft, smooth , and al The flesh of this animal is eaten by the Green la i=. and other people of the Arctic regions. It is as red as beef, and of somewhat similar flavour. The female produces one or two at a birth, towards which she displays the strongest attachment—Yorkshire Gazette, THE TUB? SCANDALS.—The court of inquiry upon the officers of the Grenadier Guards implicated in the turf scandals has made its report, but it is neither as clear in ire conclusions or in any way as satisfactory as could be wished. Virtually, it leaves the whole decision of the fate of Colonel Burnaby in the hands of his Royal Highness the Field-Manhal Commending-in-Chief ; and upon the charge of 'harping at Mandated a kind of questionable verdict is pronounced, leaving matters in much the same state as the Mewed' of the Jockey Clubleft the Tarragona affair at Newmarket. This can scarcely be considered satisfactory to Colonel Burnaby or the regiment whose honour is more or less mixed up with his name. We hope that the Duke of Cambridge will act not only with justice but with fearless Braman in the matter, and take care of the fair fame of the senior.—draw aped Nary Gazette. RAILWAY AOCIDINTR IN GIIIMANY.—RaiIW/i, =ideate are rare in Germany compared to some other countries, and this may probably be attributed, at least in i part, to the very moderate pace of the trains, the frequent stoppages eves Id the expresses, and the rgeeend delibe rateness of the whole i) stem. On Saturday evening last, however, a mishap occurred, near Potsdam, to the mail train from Cologne, due in Berlin at about 10µm. Four passenger carriages got off the rails, and two of them were upset, one of them getting broken completely in two. For tunately and strangely—consideriog the nature of the Heel dent—no one was killed, soil the injuries suffered were generally slight, except iu two or three cases, one of these being that of an unlucky bridegroom, who had just started on his wedding trip, and whose leg was broken. The telegraph was set to work, the passengers got into Berlin an hour after midnight, and by great exertiou the line viva cleared and open again no the following day. On the previous night a singular accident happened on the same hue, near the Bielefeld station. As the mail train to Cologne was passing along, a one-horse vehicle dashed down • steep side road which leads across the railway, broke through the gate, which was badly secured, became eaten. sled with the train, and was dragged along with it for *ones distance. Two women, who were in the cart or gig, broke their necks ; the driver had several ribs fractured • and horse and cart were, so the account. say, literally kn ocked to pieees.—Leiter from Berlin. ROBBERY OF THE MAIL IN SWFEZFHLAND.— Bum, Nov. 25.-1 n the night of Sneaky and Monday last the federal mail carriage which runs between Lugano and Como was attacked by fifteen brigands from Lombardy, who afterwards returned—at least, is it is supposed—to their own country. The outrage occurred on Swiss terri tory, at a spot Beer Chiang, on the Ticino frontier. High way robberies are so rare in Switzerland that the mail Cl:lsever think of carrying an arm. It is at least twee a nd years since a mail was robbed in Switzerland. On this occasion the guard made a stout resistance with his flute, but he was overpowered by aumbers and sadly Bl ued. A lady—a countess—who was travelling in the coop': was robbed of 4,000 fr. The other travellers, four or five in number, lad what valuables they had about them. It is rumoured that the authors of this crime belong to a new band of brigands let loose upon northern Italy by the Bour bons of Borne who work under the protection of Napo leon lIL GABOTTING 11l Tutus:lLL—A correspondent afternoon, at 2 o'clock, my SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, will @WA certali4 preserve the sight. Better mama be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, 16e.: steel, with glimess 3s. to 10s. Gold and Silver Spectacles and Eye-Gleams W rest variety, at c ad. post free . ili j igy Prospeet to Otet . Royal Family, opposite the British Museum t HABAI6 sod SON, Upt ea, London. 'Established 1780. Otuttoe.—No travellers employed. write. to the Tines tept 7 -bec : tt J. I.llven,-.2Worliil., 111.111...—.. cu , • .. nine, • young lady of 14 was "'inn from ° l.xweet•r * • Bolt, lianthe - Mer . , IhMisse — civic -7- thaller- - Dec. 11t.14. Wood, Wool. terrace to Cambric's/48mm When opposite the archway . aide, Northumberland, farmer—Dec. 17. A. Clarke, Balesowen, leading to the mews, between Nos. 3 sad 4, West- Worcestershire, retail brewer—Dec. 17. 8. Ideredith. Kingswin. hourne.crescen& she was eased from behind by a man, who ford. iltartorushire, bonder—Dec. 17. D. J. Lovett. Rinsed , . ford, Staffordshire, budder—Dec. 13. B. Omen, Rattlesden, se - LADIES. —RO WLA NDS' KALYDOR, an put his arm round her throat and dragged her under the deans- Dec. 13. 0. Fisher, Iltowmarlitt, Su ff olk, general dealer— archway, where a woman and another man were waiting. folk. tamer— Dec. 13 W. Ch•DerY, Wellborn, Or Malt. horse The woolen seised her round the body ; the other man T ° Orlental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Besot& Dec. I& W. Eynon, Baverfordwest, plumber—Dec. 17. J. Ritson, tying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant. bloom It imparts bold a pistol to her tans, threatening to shoot her if she ist, , Oxlternsciatb, Cumberland, joiner—Dee. 17. J. Dines, to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it induces of ! made any noise. They then emptied her pocket , s t ruck her Rowell, Northanolhonthire, plumber—Dec. 19. O. &Wham, the hands and arms, Its capability M south' ag irritation and ma fn in the cheat and b ac k, and t r i e d t c , t a ke her rings and ear. Bereford,builder—llec. Y. R. Rebell. Walkirringissas. Node, moving all redness, tan, pimples, mints, freckles, discoloration,. , : i x sh e god her hair fell down. One of them iln.Or — DOC- 18. J. liqgbes. lizidiumtli. ffnliM , boot maker— sod other cutaneous visitations, render It indispenaside to every , • .Dec. 19. a Mom, seir boot maker—Dec. It W. Harries, toilet. It obviates all Ike Mode of climate on the skin, whether i • ion.d wheals case Z bee . foich t h emomatbi°3.. an d they were p m. Samdeedook psmemaillise, bleehamlth—Dec. 15. E. Batten with reference to cold and inclemency, or Intense solar beat. • boa t the Mir, when bury, Torquay, Devonshire, baker—Dec. 15. J. Cooper, Torquay, Price de. ed. and es. t l / 4 1. per hotthr.- 8014 at 20. if tton.gardsu, .. beard sad they ran away. She pursued them as far se Devonshire, painter—Dee. th T. Illburn, Booth Shields, painter and by ishembia end perfumers. Ask ter " Rowland( lialydru: 1 Glosomier-phies • they timed o ff into Brook - street , and she —Dec. MIL Ilidetkes, at. Amnia, Cornwall, tea dealer—Dee. andbeware ot epulous and pernicious articles under the name I last night al thee. There was no other person I. Mir li. F. T. TM. Braes,. gamer, boat bulklar—Dee. 9P. they. risr. dieing lin whole doe" OK PWWIWs ismayse. a. a. F. Imam Mkinhok Manta, boat insker—Dee. 9. 0. Tuddenham, Aldershot, Haab, beer retailer —Dee. 14. T. Constint, Luton, Beds, gardener—Jan. 90. I. Thomas, Rahman., Monmouthshire, innkeeper—Dec. 16. J. Oremon, Halifax, 1 °dual's*, phokgrapher—Dec.ll6.J.Wheel. doe, Halifax, Yorkshire, linendraper—bm. U. H. Thomas, Madeley, Salop, nahmonger—Dec. W.. W. Arnold, Manchester, cab driver—Dec. 11. T. lloton, Manchester. Porter — Dm 24. W. Jones,Manehester, iler —Dee. I& T. Earle, Sunderland, optician—Dec. 11. W. Itawliame, Salford, beenelka—Dec. 11. T. B. Holland, Salford, surgeon—Jan. 14. J. Perm, WWI* Cheshire, boot and shoe maker—lee. 17. J. Tomlinson, Over, I Cheshire, salt maker—Dec. 18. J. Pendrlgh, Carlisle, Miler — Dee. 17. J. Barton, WllBOll cum-Twalubrooka, Cheshire, boomed victualler—Jan. & J. Dodson, Shettlekl, stunemasoo—Dee. IL W. Jones, Caermarthee, carpenter—Des. Ye. G. Hell, Beaton, Cheshire, innkeeper—am I. T. Orindrod, Wallasey, Che shire, civil engineer—Dee. 16. J. Drury, Dirkenhaid, stemma Dee. 12. .1. W. Wood, Husband, Bosworth, Leicestershire, was saan—Dec. 10. J. H. Thome" Lae Belford, Dec. 10. J. Austin, Jun., Loos Maks, Derbyshire, curl k = Dec. 10. W. Fergie', Darby dealer In earthenware—Dee. W. IL Young, Aston-on-Tres 1& l& D. T. Kerrldge. Tram. linghani, Suffolk , b e an. 9. J. Williston, Lechlade, Gloucestershire, Dee. 16. J. Beheinna, Towednack, Cornwall, innkeeper. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. N0v.15. WILLIAM SMITH and DAVID SCOTT DTAVIM7, Man chester, and Oldham, Unmanly% oaten spinners. NOV. 21. WILLIAMILSMOIL2II and AMIIAMAM 11CDDLIM201, Pod any and Leeds, cloth manufacturers. DECLAILATIONB 07 DITIDINDS. Bomar Meatus (separate estate), Havertordsrest, grocer—lit dividend of M., Dec. A at Milers, Bristol. C 1110.1113 Wiirrammt, Wanborough, Wiltshire, carrier—Lt divi dend of M. SS., any,Wedneolly, at Miller's, Bristol. ILICHLILD JACKSON and JOHN JACLIOR, Oldham, cotton gasman 71st divulend of ids. to., say Toesdny„ at Hammon* Man- cheater. . Lam RIDICII, Higher NUM*, Totangtoa Lower Ink lanowirtra 1 tanner-Ist dividend of ba lid., any Tuesday, at 1142111101111%, • Manchester. JAMB WOlta4.3nersill He& near A• 01.648, liossecal rionab ' la l,7 = e and of 1 7-1611. say Torridity, at Hernalnan's, • 1 Joint *MIR Sidnroath, Dionnibtra, boolwebar—dividend of 205., any day, at &amp's, Bonita]. DITIDINTS. I Dec. 16. X H. Helmet Manahan, Middlesex, commission agent—Dec. 141 8. flaxen, High Wycombe, pinks, print. r —Deo. lii. A. Watts, Yreemantle, and Bassett and Bed well, Hampshire, ballder—Dec. 16. J. Bennett, Norwich, tador—Dee. 16. W. 8. Sluarman and Bleu Terry, Brighton, boottrakers— Deo. 16. 1. W. OrWs, Nnywkl, Ilsendraper—Doc. It H. Hymns, Commercial streer.Whltechapel, stationer—Dec. 16. J. ILOriesbach, Carina a ),A, Tile, professor of meMo—Dec. it F. W. Goddard. CoMmamstreet, City, sad Wandsworth. Surrey, auctioneer—Dec. •It W. Nance, Mark-lane, City. and Ellzabeth.villas, Diadem lane, shipluoker—Der. 16. G. Brooks, &angst., Kent, ' Dec. 10. .*. H. Jactsca, ladoester, silk mercer—Dee. it r ai e A. ; Hands, Birmingham, nomad victualer—Dec. 16. E Plasy, Sp per Holloway, clerk—Dec. 16. C. J. Watchman, So af~ ti haberdasher —Dic. —Dec. 10. W. " 'B. Erre, j, Ges' lJ l4e nco g in kia' . groc er —Dee. De: ar. It Greenwood A. Greenwood, and J. Greenwood, [addendum Foot, naseasillax:oo4teek manulansuen—Doc. 11. I. Fa rid J. Hodgson, Bradford, Yorkshire, stuff merchants—Dl7 J.iFoa Scarborough, 'I orknire, Molioaper—Des. 11. J. W. Old field,- Bradford, Yorkshire, stuff merchant—Dec. 11. J. Sykes, W. Sykes, and W, Brook, Gantt, near Wakefield, coon millers — Dec. 9. & G. Broombead, Liverpool, betther—Dsa 24. W.Seatos, port' sad Aoaitt~on , Lancashi re. Dec. 10. W. Herd, Manchester, lic, nerd 'victualler—Dec. 10. Harter', Bideford, innkeeper—Dee. 16. G. Watling. Shipelhara, Norfolk, shoos - War —Dec. 19. J. Barlow, se ]. ,separate estate), Calvert's-buildings, Southwark, and Maidstone, Kent, hop factor. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Deverill and A. C. Cave, Nottingham, lace merchants—R. H. Watkins and K. Watkins, Foot's Cray Kent, fanners—T. Cum, T. J. Chun, and LJ. IL Clam, Latta Argyll-Brea, El gestetreet, and Mara, Oormatitardso, wine merchant., so far as r.innis K. J. H. Clum—J. Burrows and J. Martin. Black burn, Lancaahlre, morons—W. Duplock and H. Dnploek, Lewes and Sonthover, linasex, plumbera—W. W. Roberta and R. L. Jones, Ciarbarvoa, surgeons—W. Smith and D. 8. litavertgrptd ham and Manchester, cotton spinners—H. Pratt and J. . lifterhdleive, Tarlatan, brick makers—F. Hinds sod H. Hal had, Birmingham, let ornament manufacturers—T. Baty and J. D. Batt', Liverpool, wine Inrc ehants—J: Todd and W. Todd, Norwich, tailors-4i. T. Pate and J. Hogg, Sly. Cambridge. &km chemists—R.omA and G. Carney, Broadway. We:tmln. eter, corn dealers—James Btrst, John Hirst, and 0. Hirst, Hud dersfield, Yorkshire, walks cloth snaststanwers, to far aa re gards James Hint—l. Williamson and H. A. Williamson, Wm cheater, cloth commission agents—J. Scales and P. Fisher, Har m/barrow, Cornwall, aroma manufacturers—T. WWJams sad T. H. Williams, Ilymouth, hair thiewars-11. 8. Bristow and J. G. Bristow, Birkenhead, ironmongers—T. Boesky and J. C. Clark, 01d-street, City-mad, and Colchrotorolniet, WMtechassi, bottle ;rata manulacturers—a iiipwell and J. Cp o urt Mills Dag* Yorkshire, cotton winners—M. Parker T. Tyson, Bandon, Staffordthlre common brewers. stxrrca sxttisirmAxioss. DIIIICAII Sonic Logierilk Perthshire, farmer, Dec. 9. at Fisher's Hotel, Paladin. , Dunn Row, Resells, Cromarty. merchant, Dec. I, at the Com inerClal Temperance Hotel, Cranny. JOHN M ELAM; Glaagow, spirit merchant, Dec. 6, all this Faculty Hall, Glasgow. ' . At the Council-chamber, Whitehall, the day of No i bs ii e, 180., present, the Lord Proidawt, 0 'AFL, Obsimpresenewsi Lewis, Bart.?' motes Nfr pt hem pleased to appoint the Most Noble George Douglas GliamelL Duke of Argyll, to be Lord Lieutenant of the oounty of Argyll, hie grace this day took and subscribed the oath a nted to be taken thee.- upon instead of the oaths of • allegiance, supremacy, and abjuration.-42eadie. THE LORD CHANCELLOR AND THE NEW BANE. EUPTCY ACT.—The Lord Chancellor will in future take the onsets in bankruptcy himself, and thus reilave,the Lords justices of the labour. His lordship will sit on Tuesday' for bankruptcy appeals. REPRPHENTATION OF ANDOVER.—Notice is given in last night's Gamete that the Speaker will issue kis writ for the election of a member for Andover, in the room of the late Mr. Coles, at the expiration of tirteen days. It appears evident that the return of Mr. Alderman Cabral I. his old constituency will be unopposed. Meetings have here held by both parties, and on Tuesday last Sir Ch ri stopher Rawliesoo, sou of the late Mr. John Hamelin/on, the Mary. lebone magistrate, arrived in the town and visited several influential gentlemen of liberal principles, with a l'iew to contest the borough with Mr. Cubitt. But the favourable feeling existing towards the latter gentlemen offering no chatted success, be has since withdrawn from the town. Mr. Cubitt will, we understand, refrain from issuing any address until alter the funeral of the late member, which will take place on Monday next. METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS.—The weekly meeting of the board was held yesterday, Mr. Thwai . ..es in the chair. Commueicatieus were presented from several parishes protesting against any addition to their present heavy taxation for the purpose of widening streets and other similar improvements. A report was brought up from the Works and Improvements Committee oe the subject of the application of the Holborn District Board of Works to this board in reference to the widening or removal of Middle-row, Holborn. The committee were not prepared to recommend the beard at present to undertake those ha. provenrents. The recommendation of the committee wee agreed to. Some other business was disposed of and the board adjourned. THE EARLY CLOSING AND VOLUNTEER Movz lIENTB.-14ust evening a soiree was bald at the Queen's Coecert.rooma, Hanover-square, in embanks's with the early clueing and volunteer movements. The band of the West Middlesex Rifles was us attendance by permission of Lieut.• Colonel Lord Haddock, and played a variety of euliveniog air, iu the course of the evening with great taste and preci sion. There was a large attendance of ladies. Ref rash menta were served at half-past seven o'clock. Among those present were Lord Etch*, M.P., the Right Hoe. Earl Grosvenor, M.P., Lord Radstuck, Robert Banbury, Faq., M.P., the Rev. W. G. Humphrey, 8.D., the Rev. John Stoughton. Benjamin Shaw, Seq., M.A., Major Hughes, of the Working Men's College; Major Saunders, Havelock Rifles ; Captain M'Gregor, of the London Scottish Rifles, Sc. At half-past eight o'clock Lord Fiche was called to the chair, the band plying " See the Conquering Hero conies." Lord Maio briefly addressed the meeting on the origin of and advautagee conferred by the early closing movement generally, and particularly its influence on the success of the volunteer movement. A number of gentle men, including Lord Grosvenor, Captaiu M'Gregor, Mr. Williams, and Major Hughes (introduced by Lord Elcbo as " TOM Brown"), having addressed the meeting, some other resolutions were adopted and the proceedings terminated. INTERVENTION IN FAVOUR OF THE SOUTH.—The Richmond papers complain that the Times has misled them as to the probability of interventions. They reader jimtico to ita goodwill. The Eicirrwred Examiner of the Sth admits that it " undertook the teak of removing the last shadow that stood between the South and the sympathies of Europe, by arguingthatthe independence of the Confederacy would most certainly secure the abolitioniof negro slavery ; for the ik/ElliOtli reader that it would take it out of the binding influences of controversy, sod leave it subject to the free operations of natural CMOs." Neither does the Examilicr question the sincerity ef our costemporavy in holdiug out rignels of relief to the South. But it hit. terly repents having trusted the iodisation* of the Times, through supposing that its language foreshadowed the in teatioas of the government. ST. ANDREW'S UNIVERSITY.—The election of Lord Rector took place on Thursday. At the close the state of the toll was found to be as follows:—For Mr. Stirling, 101 ; for Lord Dalhousie, fit ; majority for Mr. Stirling, 42. The result was hailed with the most uproarious borate of lip. plexus. ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON, MittewTo/r, _AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.—About lOf-past 10 o'elach cm Thursday evening • collision took place between a dews Goal express train and a goods Untie, near • place celled Tinsley-green, about two miles from the Three Bekker railway station by which one man, a guard of the coal train, was killed, and Edward Ray, driver of the goods train, injured by jumping off the engine at the instant of the collision. EXPLOSION AT A LUCIFER-MATCH MANETACTORY. —At • late hoar on Thursday night, the extensive inciter. match manufactory belonging to Mr. B. Letchford, Three Colts-lane, Bethnal-green, was blown down by an explosion. The engines of the Leaden Flrobricide wort shortly es the spot, and the firemen inoriseed groat resistance ; fortunately DO one was on the premises. The building was a brick sad Wilber one, 41 feet long by 15 fed broad. A similar mita kinds OCOWTIDOS happened two yeses ego. 106, Strand. opposite Faster-hall. On the lit of December, Second Berle", No. 42. price One THE PHARMACEU T ICAL JOIJRNAL, Containing the TRANSACTIONS of the PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY. Comrante r : The British Minis...prat end itaWeightta and . otie7n77;ge 11asTia . a11,alcitluSZSuppmed soning from Arsenical Paper-hangings—Puification of Wood Naphtha and Methylated Spirit —Original and Extracted Artl elm • New American Remedies ,continued• , Sanguinaria, cans denals. Linn., Blood Root—Ankil.—Origin of Anacahuge Wood with euti—Phariliaceuttcal Fallacies—Report of the Result& of Physical and Chemical Investigations, etc.—Accidental Pelson- Ing—Rstimatfion of Sugar In Beer.• Volume 111., Second Series, may be had in cloth, as well as the twenty preceding volume% price Its. ad. tendon : John Churchill. New Bmitrigton-street. Rdlnbmghc Maclachlan and Stewart. Agana Fannin end Co. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (aserzal =sown.) PRINCE ALFRED. CADIZ, Nov. 28. Prime Alfred has left Gibraltar for Algiers. OBRMANY. BERLIN, Nov. M. The semi-official Allgemeine Preustiathe (Stan) Zeitwg of this evening says :—" We learn that no answer baa yet been sent by the Prussian Government to the despatch in reference to the question of the treaty of commerce with France, sent by the Foreign Minister of the King of Wirtemberg, and delivered to our government by the representative of Wir temberg in Berlin. Neither have our Ministry • any intention of sending any answer to the despatch in question." MEXICO. ►x, 2 , Tov. 24. Advice. received from Vera Cruz by the Tasma nian state that General Forey has left Vera Cruz for Jalapa, to take command of the French army. It was reported that 6,000 troops were to occupy Tampico. Talon fever amongst the troops ii disappearing, One man=of-waf steamer, sve French transports, and 11 other merchant vessels, have been wrecked on the coast of Mexico, with great lois of life. FAREWELL ADDRESS OF TEE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY ELECT. The Archbishop of Canterbury elect has for- • warded to the Very Rev. the Dean and Canons of York and the Venerable the Archdeacons and Clergy of the Archdmoon rhe of York, Cleveland, end the East Riding, the following reply to the addressee forwarded by them to his grace on his translation from the see of York to that of Canter- Id Rev, and dear Brethren,—L accept with cordial than t h e expressions of affectionate sod respectful regret with which you have addressed me on my approach rag departure from among you • and I desire to acknOw ledge those tokens of your rega rd in return for the effort' I have made to advance the muse of religion in the diocese of York, with • deep sews of gratitude to Him with whom are the preparations of the heart in num • whir quickens the wills and preemie the actions of His seivants " Your indulgent anticipatime of future advantage to the Church of Christ through my translation to the see of Canterbury, while they strongly , impress me with the con sciousness of the sadness character of the functions I am about to underteks, are such marks of your confidence as will prove, second only to the Divine blessing on my labours, • my chief rapport and micouregranent ander every coming , trial ; and I trust than your promised prayers will mover • cease to be offered that I may be prospered from above in the discharge of those solemn duties which now await me. . "Though no longer your chid pester, I can foresee ways in which I may still be able to serve you • and it will be • lasting pleasure to me to avail myself of mach opportunities, is grateful memory of • commies of too shoot duration . indeed, but which leaves upon my mind the abiding int , premien of much valued aid and harmonious cooperatiou; ' of prompt and cheerful compliance with wishes expressed, and of much earnest devotion to the canoe of oaf Adored Master, in furtherance of His great purposes of niesty to man recollections which serve to enhance the regret I feel at the prospect of the speedy cliseolution of the ties that bound us together. " Nor will the playas shish I have offered for you in times peat be forgot so is days to come, that you may be enlightened more and more with the true understanding of the Divine Word ; that you may illustrate it by the do trines yore womb, sod Mow forth tin fruit' in the liver yea , land; gist ea may so abound in the grace of our Lord Jesus Cheats to ism both yeareekne Mid three who'hemr rest and say threnegh. his melte, obtain Mai • mesm a answer. which he will give to all that love Him and' Mal mdmaL—l remain, my rev. and dine reins Yeti/dal and •ffestionate friend and bsether In Milk "C. T. Eno. 1.111) CLITTVAII ELECT. " 13iehopthorpe, Nov. 24, 1882." OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE MISSION TO CENTRAL AFRICA. -s Dr. Livingstone's friends have published the two following extracts—the first from a letter of Dr. Living stone, dated Chibisa, November 13, 1861 ; the second from a letter of Bishop fdecketizies, dated fdagoniero, August 21, 1862 : "A detached portion of a tribe called Ajawa hail been incited by Portuguese to attack village after village of Man. ganja, kill the men, and sell the women and children to them for calico, worth here from la. to 2s. bd. each. We went to try and induce the Ajawa to cease the effusion of blood, and came to them in the act of horning three vil lages. Flushed with victory, they felt fully ioclined to make minced meat of us all. Some Mangenja followers deprived us of the benefit of our English name by calling out that one of their great sorcerers bad come, and the effect of this, in nullifying our declarations of pesos, was not realised till afterwards. Showers of poisoned arrows compelled us MO act in self-defence. The great chief of this neighbourhood, Chiosunzi, was about a day's walk ahead, and Livingstone was anxious to go so far to leers more definitely shout the Ajawa. " Aug. 25, Sunday.—The result was, that in attempting to WOMB to a conversation with the Ajawa chiefs, we were involved in an encounter with them. On returning, and on Livingstone's leaving us, as he did the following Monday I asked him whether he thought circumstances could arise which would make um go main and fight. lie said, 'No, You will be oppressed with requisite, but emu's go.' Accord ingly, for ten days we continued to answer the many appli cations we received by saying always that we must stay and take are of the worm and children (more than 100) that were in our bands. But when four more joined tie we took the question fairly into consideration, resolved to go. Oar main motive for resolving to join and lead • Mauganja force was this :—The peace of the country was disturbed by a foreign marauding and. urdering petty. These not only were constantly limning lages and killing the men, but the weaker men and the women and children they captured and sold to traders from Tette, of whose treatment of their slaves we bad the evidence of our eyes r well as of the poor creatures. We knew of two woman murdered in mold blood simply because they tried to escape on the march, and another case where, • mother being too week to carry her infest, the child was taken from her and its keine dared out." These extracts show that though the fiat collision be tween the English and the natives took place under Br. Lingerer's auspices, yet that he was surprised into hoe. tilities, and was moat anxious to prevent the minion party being betrayed into a like error. THS COTTON FAMINE. The following is the variation in the amount of pauperism in the undermentioned 21 unions, on a com parison of the third with the second week of the present month. The total nurnber of paupers in the second week of November in the section of unions marked (a) was 242.600; in the section (b), 2.3(0; and in the section (r), 0,010; together, 253,610. The aggregate population of these unions is 2,000,000. (a). Nineteen unions have more : Paupperr+. Panpers. Asktos-aoctor-Lyso .. 1,030770 I Old Deakin= balks 6lO Rochdale 760 Suit . . .. 230 Salford Thorley Charlton 790 1 Todmorden 460 -4 4 , Glossa, tinsiingdri 350 1 Wigsn 90 Lisissi Mali lOO Total Manchester 2,370 (b). Oue union is in respect of the amount of pauperism the sumo as in the previous week. Saddleworth (no return this week). (c). One union has less reapers—Burnley, 103. Farozzici POZDY, Statistical Department. Poor-kw Board, Nov. 28. DaartiG Beers—On Thursday nights prisoner, gamed Jobs Hoban, who had been ormintitted to take his trial at the seam to be held next week, ea a charge al coming, emayed from the Nottfugtain Home of Comecon", seder t h e failomiag remarkable eirmunetearme :—Tbe wi spier was employed as a shoemaker is hie eall, and be ava iled pima of his opportunities to partially cut Ore panel oat of the door. After the turnkey had left kim. at half-pug a °Week he broke the door Fuel oat, sad, having wads a rope of hie bed-clotber, he lesteeed it to the patio. wall sad ht himself Jose Into the street, a die. mum of alms ail leek . lie etwomded in seVeing elm away, and lir sot yet bees re-captured. The primer is a moot oaring ciareeter cad mares by a amber el ahem ti,