The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-09 00:00:00

;/- cf.-cry-el .=•x,. z-----' /.. . i if ' • . • ', ~,...... ie . .. l ~_ r . „ ._.. N EWE PAPE 1 t - I W i 1 ,e.4 , 4-7 4- , ' Ql- 7 . • iv ; r - • Ai All 0 ,i, , .k.„,, --. .\/, \ PAt :14. 4 1 i• ' ~ . i j• - - 4........ - LONDON, WEDNESDAY . 'EVENING, - JULY 9, 1882. [Stamped, ld. Additional. ] LT AVPIHNigi No 4,964.1 urrs, calling at MADRAS.—(The July, C A . l k e i C igust, and September 'tearoom calling at Minims to land and embark painengers only.' —The well.knmrn clipper auxiliary steamship MAURITIUS. 3,136 tons. PO horsepower, J. AM TIT Common ier, now loading in the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on the 13th July, embarking passengers at and Dating Gravesend ou the 16th July. This magnincent ship. built ex pressly for the India trade, has been thoroughly re fi tted, km Mat-rate cccommodatiou for passengers, and will carry an ex perienced surgeon and a stewardess. The service will he continued monthly by one of the following faitsaillim auxiliary steam vessels belonging to thin Company: Ships. Tons. Horse-power. ; Date of sailing: BILLINGSGATEFISHINGCOMPANI7 (Wafted,. Capital, t 50.000, in 10,000 shares .1 AS each. Deposit, on letter of applleation, 10s, per share. On allotment. 42 10s. BANKERS—lmperial Bank, Lothhury. This Company Is formed for persecuting the Trawling, Line Fishing, and Carrying of Fish, and the Sale of Ice. It will not he antagonistic to the present fishing establishments, for the Directors seek to combine the interest of ecintleg smack owners of the Thames, whose business has been long and nu., manfully condoeted, into a common jointatock enterprise. A large fleet may be worked much more economically than several snail ones—the take of fish by one portion compensating for lll sucoem on the part of others. A large fleet also lessens indivi dual risks, and affords a fairer distribution of average profits. Above all, • numerous fleet, owned by OM proprietary, provides for a steady and regular supply of fish to Market : ens portion becoming °embers to the rest by collecting Dom the easels on the fishing ground. The smack owners, whose verde will be pun:timed, will be large shareholders I n the Company, and pro mise the directors the benefit of their long and practical expe rience. With sack assistance, and the interest taken, and sup port proffered by salesmen of Billingsgate In the working of the Company, the directors anticipate that the shares will become • source of first-clam investment, and command • premium. For prospectuses apply to the Secretary, I. OLLICI, at the office, 27, Leadeshallatreet, THLOI D 0 N, 191, Thetetreet, near Temple•bar. SAWYER'S FAMOUS LONDON DINNER for THIS, 111 Y, the 4th lust., will eousist of Tete de Veau—A L Printantlre. POl/16011. Turbot rltalleunt —Merlons frit+. His de Vein 1 k llontpellier—Catelettes de Homard. MOO laid' 31QH1'S GAZETTE. BANIZUPTS. and J. A. lisidaire. Bolton.M.Moere, cotton waste dealera—T. L lamp and IL Kemp. Bromley, Middlesex, mast makers—H. Hardman. 0. Herdsman, and J . II Hardman, Clltheroe, WKS dare, wine merchants. so far as rapids It lienisman —J. Hoy and E. Madam, Manchester, conirnindan sleets —J. Goodall, J. Oldroyd. and A. Balenforth, Bagq, _ork shire, cloth drawers. so Mr as nmanis A. satmta— rt. de larrinaga and A. Bertlein. Liverpool, ealltnakers—J. Ash wortn, J. Morslck, and J. Hartley, Tottlnatou Lower-and, Lan cashire. cotton roanelseturers—D. Fletcher and 0. Wheatley. Leeds, hop merchanta—B. Chadwick and J. Chadwick, Man cheater, asennanatnrere—D,Brown and J. !Magda', Bearne-brook, Octoroon pined upon her opponent, and pared her at Thanes Haves. Breed after bard now followed in quick 'georgics, the Here sallies within the time allowance of hell a minute, which she bad to receive of the Octoroon, agd ultimately off Greenhithe she once more regained her position, the rues termineitiogr follows Bessie winner of the prise ... Octorooa 7.0 27. 7.0 00. eon. .goy -mat. Worcestershire, true nemufacturers —M. Bywater: andEMallin son, Leeds, butchers—T. Bradbrap end J. Bradbury, Cevestry, ink thronsters—L Goodhead sod J. Peet, Derby. silk web manabic turers—Z. Ileum G. Isms, H. M. Menus t, G. Zorn, L Bram- Mak O. Myllus, and J. P. Illythis, Manchester, raerchante, refer as regards iI. Zorn—J. Wrightson and J. Mercy, Ashton-under. Lyne, drapers— F. Spencer, J. Locker, and J. Atherton, Shegleld. German silver turners, so far m regsrds J. Cocker—B. Tatham, IL Tatham, and A. Tatham, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, needle makers, so far m regards B. Tatham—Walker. Elwell, mad Co., Glamor, mauafactarers, so far a. regards G. Walker. SOGTOM SZQUISTLATIONS. WILLLAX Caws, Larigholm, manufacturer, July 11, at 2, at Use Crown Inn, leugholmo ANDREW Srituri i = Hamilton, draper, July 11, at the Com mercial Inn, ROWLRT WaTTI, Stilling, heuae carpenter, July 16, at the Golden Moe Hotel, Stirling. NAVAL AND MILITARY. A DMIZAIAT, JVtY B.—Arronentorris.—Burgeon A. Adams to be additlosfil to the Piped. Engineer W. Williamson to the Revenge, for Genice in the Tyrian. Calcutta calling at the t'ap. ..f Good Hope: 2,261 200 Juno Golden Fleece Queen of the South ttn MO Indiana Hydaapes lyn 2.20 100 lady Joce ilsaritlua 2,136 ZOO Acrid 16. September 16. October 16. November 15. December 16. Jill. 16, UM February 16. March 16. Pending de de Pommes de Normandie. Yromage et Salad.. TO-MORROW, the leth lest., TUT LONDON DINNIM omelet of— roraGag. A la Regeot—A la Colbert. MASSON. Efatuaon sauce [foraged Yrraa Vegalwo Ilachee—Petit Pales de Veau avec de Jamboo. THE GRAND NATIONAL EMI CONTEST. --- For freight or wane IMO/ to ORINDLAY sod Co., U Po u.t4treet, A.w. the Droken, ALFRED BRIM' mad Ca, 150 . EC. : or at the Mom of lase Company, 9, Kindle:4mm London. EC., where Mao application for appoint. meats as Midshipmen In this service should he made. RICHARD DREW, seereeney„ East India and London Utpping L Compass ( Uralted), 9, lane. trite'. IMPORTANT BALI at PR LLOAOPHICAL mid MATHEMATICAL lOW Bontf—digot d'Agaean. - Lioß CALCUTTA Direct (with immediate deepatdt`, tbe testealling ship GERTRUDE. A I kw 13 )ears AO loos register, THOMAS (WEDDING, Commander; iying in the East ladle Dock. This ship has elf:silent accommo atloo for —Apply to OELLATLY, HANLEY, sad tiltirkl.L, 27, leWeokaDatrest, "VOR BOMBAY (with immediate despatch), the roatoilfloont leak•ballt shlp COSPATILICK, A I tor 13 yaw; 1,190 tons register, J. A. HUHU 6. Cominiander . lying in the &at WILL Dock. Br ereellent aseesnoodation for and Is well known in the trade. Apply to TEM I =I I 4, CAITEIL, and DARIUS, L White Lion-cant, Camila LC.: or to 06LLATLY, HANK ET, and 86W ELL, No. 27. Loudest's'. Wrest, KC. Has two or the.. Vacancies for Midshipmen. IrVITT and MOOSE'SAIISTRALILN LINE e PACKET SHIP.—Pot SYDNEY Direct , to sail from the river on the 26th of July, calling at Plymouth on the lit of August to embark passeagerm, the splendid higate-built ship LA HOOUE, A 1 13 year, 1,131 tone register, JOHN WIL LIAMS, Commander: Via, in the East India Dock& This fins ship has been built *sweetly for the Sydney trade. She hos full poop, with first - rate accommodation for cabin passengers her `tween decks being lofty and airy. she offers also & desirable opportunity for a few second cabin and intermediate passengers, and will carry an experienced siorgeon.—nq terms of freight or pmeage OO appl SE y to Captain W LLIA MS, on board: or to Drvxrr and M, 9, Billitaratreet DETTVI and MOORE'S AIISTRkLIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP. For SYDNEY Direct (to ril from the river the 211 h August, calling at Plymouth to embark pamperers Ist September;. the well-Immo frigate-huUt ship DUNCAN DUNBAR, A 1 13 years, 1,334 tons register, HENRY NEATHY, Commander: lying In the East India Docks. This ship has her fitted with the greatest care and consideration for the comfort of passengers : heradolue are lofty and airy; eke can accommodate a few intermediates, and will carry an esp. dewed surgeon.—For terms of freight or purge apply to Cap tain HENRY NIATRY, ou board; or to HD PITT and MOORS. 9, Billiterstreot. DILVITT and MOORE'S REGULAR LINE PACHAT SHIP. —For HOBART TOWN Direct (last ship ping day Thursday, July 10, the PERCY, A 1, register 910 tons, RICHARD WRANIMORY, Commander; Past India Docks. This vessel has a spacious and elegant poop, and affords an ex. cellent opportunity for Mit-class passengers. Has great height In the 'Omen decks for the accommodation of bounty ticket For other termediate paniengers, and will carry • For freight ' e pomp apply to the owners, Messrs RIME , — SON BP,OTHM sad Co., IT, St Helen's-place, Mammals street , or to DEYITT and MOORE, 9, iiillitor.street. H.C. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct (a re gular trader. trill have Immediate despatch% the well-known Britoil built clip per ship AURORA Al RTIZALIS. A 113 years, 303 tone register, 'London Docks. This fine ship was built ender the inspection of the owners. expreeely for the trade. She hail a lull poop, with grid-rate accoromo lation for cabin pastengers. For terms of freight or passage apply to DEVITT and MOORE, 9. Bfiliter-street. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ot PACKET SHIP.—For LA UNCE; I'ON Direct an skip ping day July lei, the new luitish.bulit clipper barges AS PHODEL, Al, register HO tons. JOHN W KILL. Commander . London Docks. This vessel, admirably adapted for the Launceston trade, Is expected to make a very quick rim out, and has good accommodation for a few chief cabin passengers.—For terms of Hal m's or t t or pumas, apply to Mo DEVITT and r. MOORE, 9, Billiteru Eß, Itreet.sA, St. DEVITT nod MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ot PACKET SHIP.—For LAUNCESTON Direct :a regular trader, has Just arrived from the colony, and will return again immediately% the tpla odld clipper ship DUNOILAN, A I, regis ter WO tons, W. K. BARWOOD, Commander lying in the London Dock& This ship Das been butt exprtosly teethe trade, and has IM.rate accommodation for chief cabin premiers —For further particulars apply to the owncr, Ur. T. B. WALKER, its, St. Helen's-place; or to DEVITT and NIOORE, 9, Billiter-street. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of BLckwall-yud. Llisdun LINE of PACK ET SHIPS to AUSTRALIA.—for M BOURNE, Port Phillip, (brect (to leave the Docks on MONDAY, July 21, calling .o Plymouth. the favourite clipper tip NORFOLK, 1,000 tons, BR YANY TON IC I N, Commander; lying In the Last India Dock. Her accommoda tmionsry fur allexperienced dames of passengers arc unsurpaase p d, as and she will an surgeo n.—For ight or sage apply to WELCH), MI,PORY, and MORGAN, fre with Messrs . MONEY WIGRAM and SONS, 154, Leaenhall-street.—Passengen by this line of packets are conveyed from Paddington to Ply mouth, first-class for secondgthes Um. and secoud-clus for thirdelass fares. MFASSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Blackwell-yard, London) LINE of PACKET SHIPS to AUSTRALIA.—Vor WSW' RNE, Port Phillip, Direct (to lame the Docks on Wednesday, August 50. calling at Plymouth), the favourite dipper ship SU FFOLK , 1100 toned. IIOIIUN M A R 'E' IN, Commander: lying in the East India Dock. Her accommoda tions for all classes of paasengen are unsurpassed, and she will carry en experienced surgeon.—Yor freight or parade ap&glo M'LEOD, A LLPORT, and MORGAN, with Messrs. Money VI and SOO% inay Leadenhalletreet —Passengers by this Uns of packets are conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth, firsgcLas for second-class fares, and second-else& for third-class fareg BLACK BALL MONTHLY AIIRTRALIAN CUPP= from LONDON Direct. Sydney .... Sydney .... Melbourne Queensland Mueeneboul Queensland Annie Archbell brilliant eornnallls (SW) andrrella SWtanit (•lying (loud %Vanden July 10. July 25. Aug. 10. July 30. July 23. Aug. 90. Kept. 90. ___. ____ .::!pia 2.500 two 1.500 This celelirstad line of whets bay., by their punctuality and mitt piesagee, earned a MrOfill known reputation, and guile pa wns, ac.onimoslatkat Is unsurpassed by any meets anoat.—nor all partienkirs respecting freight or to Mistrials apply to JAMES LiAINIS4 and Co Ide ; all Agents for the Black Ball Linear l lactate; , as T. . MACKAY and Co. 1, Leaden banetreet, London, EC. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. The Great Eastern, WALTER PATON, Commander, istll be DEWATCHED Prom LIVERPOOL, calling at Queenstoern, as tatter : SATURDAY, August 18. WEDNESDAY, October 1. TULSDAY, November 18. FM freight or to C. Y. Dixon, 9. Rumrorelltiooe, Llverrool o ur, and Coo., 118, lenehurchatreet Gnat 4 bla Company (Lhnitad), 90. C•111100.111/11114. Landon. BRITISH *Rif NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL Mail-SHIPS, appointed by the Admiraltto mil between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, and betweenLIVER POOL and BOHTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other porta to land and receive walla, geode, and passengers, the Boston Mato calling at Halifax to land and receive paasengers, and her atjestyli malls. The following or other vessels are ap- Paciol to sell from Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the math: AOA. tor BOSTON, Saturday, July 12. Al A TRALASIAN, for NEW YORE J u l aturday, July 19. A E.11:1A, for iturrroN, Saturday, hll 2 8. mosey. including steward's fee and provisions, but I GGeel wines or Noon :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, second cabin, Cl 6. To New York, chief Ledo. £26 "mod CS Freight to Halle:, Boston, and New York, id r tn ,o• and sper east. primal,. —A pply to J. B. Foord, 61, Old 4 "'Sn'ct. Loudon ; D. Clink, nacre, and 1; Mao, de Is Bourse, l'ans G. sad J. Burns, Buchanan-street, Glasgow ; D. and C. 11 'leer Queenstown ; or D. and C. ?glue, 8, Water tercet, Uretpoot. WKEHLTO B/UTIBII COLU COMMUNI C ATION Y STEAM to NEW YORK Direet—The Livaaroot. NZW TOM PUILA UMW IA STEAM-BMP COMPANY Intsed dripakir ulf their full-powered iron Screw Stearn-ships, calling at 0 1 0 111 4. kit to embark pontoons and despatches. as follows: MEEKLY FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. CITY OF WASHINGTON. tine Jay, July t rniA. Wednesday, July 16. EDINBURGH. Wednesday, Jody IN. Cahn And every enoceeding Wednesday. Panaire, 16, 17, and 21 'lanais, anooeding to the accom modation. Forward pease:ie. 8 gulden, including all provisions cooked. Passenwera for Canada. the United State., and British Colon:his booted through on very advantageous terma—For further particulars spply to WILLIAM INMAN, 21, Waterstreet, City. 1.1 " 1 9 00 1; or to RIVES and MACKE, GI, King William-street. PRILLIPPf3, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS daMiga aniteroentleowel gis•elasit steamer : For ROTTLIDAM and the RHINE, the BATAVIER, trout the British and Foreign Stearn Wharf. Wapping. every thinisy mating. at 11 am., and the FYKNOOID, nundal Ilsornhet earl), Born aft the Tower. For BI EN, twice • week, the ADLER. MOVIE. or SC or alternately Wednesday and Saturday, from Horse lldown, at 11 um calling at Blackwall Pier to receive paws- Rens at noon. Fares: 11. gl. and 10• Return tidsets at • toot ands MIL Notiee.-11te Railway between Brernen and Bremerhaven is bmi olis• for the conveyanas of passengers and merchaudiss to all_parts ed Osemany. For GOTRINBUEL the LONDON. July 13, from Horaslydowit, to be %bowed by the THAMES and GUPTA, MAMA , alterustaly every week. lane. HSU, At to. and LI. tor Rithdlt, Mugs.te.. app'y at Chaplin's Universal Mot ea 1 F air to PHILLIPEo, Giulia, and PIIILLIErs, XooClia., roams. 1 To SolL 1,500 1,100 i:OOO INSTBL ME NT& - MR. J. C. 13TIVENS is instructed to SELL by AUCTION, et his Otait Boom, 38, King-street, Coven garden, TO-MORZO'df lab 10, and following day, at half-peat 12 precisely the ISTZ=VE and VALUABLY STOCK of Mr. WINKEL of No. 112, Bishopegateatrest, consisting of barometers, thavtromMent, tdorosoopta, telescopes-, sextasta, Quadrants, sod other nattrisal instruments ; spectacles, reading gisssea, electrical machines and apparel us, a quantity of brim and unfinished work, wood models, aeVaTal elar. l BOWL aid toots mats of drawee% gland ewe, 4.e....-May be vie: e a this day sad igtrialagt oLaalsotrif eatelsgass Ponding 1 la 84. el;nd—Taaele Ws de Cerise,. Ptolemy et fiaLsde. An extensive and oaredully-seteeted stock of Rhenish, Moodie, and other Wines, Imported expressly for The London Dinner. Turtle Soap, And all flab In searon, daily. Fine /launches of Venison a•or ~ a der, at 1 and A o'clock. lt & During the Exhibition Ses. The London Dinner will be served daily from two until nine o'clock, and Dinners In the Coffee Room Ila carte from one until ten o'clock. Opia on Sanders at fear o'clock. PRZDIESCI SAWYER. Proprietor. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any Part of the Kingdom. Dreving.rocen Suites in Velvet ZIS 0 0 Drawing-room Suites, complete S6 0 0 Dining-room Suites, complete Bed-foss Suites. complete Warranted First-dew P. and S. BEYFUI6 144, OX/0111941111.111T, end el to 96, CITY,ROAD. IllostreSed Oataisraoo Mal and P O OO Ins on application. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE.- Established MO.—WAUGH and SON beg to Intimate to the nobility, gentry, and public that their SHOW-ROOMS con tads • large &Norte:tient of BRUSSELS and VELVET-PILE CARPETS, of tasteful designs and colours. The long experience they luive had In the manufacture of carpets enables them to pro duce very superior qualities to those la the general trade. Axminster, Turkey, Aubusson Carpets. &a. Silks and other fabrics for curtains and funilturt.-3 sod 4, Goodie-street 65 and OS, Tottenhamemart.reed. W. 00ALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. Higbbary and Ithiplend Coal DepBta. No travellen or employed. LEA and Co.'s. lowest summer price tor V r elt, Hamell, and Lambton Welland, the best house coal, di rect from the added s by screw steamers, is 214 per ton (do not pay more order any pretext) Hartlepool, tOs.. 'fennel& 175.. best small, 11a. Inland, by railway : 8111Mone, Mat elm, SOIL ; second class, DM. , Clay Deliv ered las. and 18s. ; harwiley oi l 7s. Hartley, leis. Net cash. screened to any pert Lon don. All orders direct to LEA and Co,, chief offices. North Lou don Railway altaflon, Highbury, Idington, or Kinpland. REAL MALTA LACE SHAWLS and MANTUA IMITATION DM*. REAL FRENCH , BRUXELLES, and SPANISH SHAWLS REAL SPANN! MANTILLAS, X Outlaw. IMITATION BRAWLS and MANTLES, 41s. A. BLACIBORNIS SPANISH DEPOT, M. SOUTH AUDLET-ST., GRO6VENOISSQUARE, LONDON. HAMILTON and ICIIIPTON, TAILORS. Spectate* garments of the NEW COATINGS are now ready for inspection. The trouserinp are of patters* and tar. tans not to be excelled. A select stock of banging, and over costa always on hand at HAMILTON and EIIIMRCSS, MS, Strand, opposite Itieter.halL MR. sad Mn. GERMAN REED, with Mr. JOHN PARRY, .111 give their New Entertainment, TER FAMILY LEGEND, sod Mr. John Party. Madcal Narrative of the COLLEEN DAWN, EVERY EVENING (swept Siktur dig), at & Masher Papresentatium—Tuesday, Thunday, and Saturday, at 3.—Royal Gallery of Illustratiou, 16, Regent-street. Unreserved sesta Is. sod is @falls, : sten (sedge chain, is., secured In advance (without fee , at the Gamy, sod at MISR Causer sod Oa's, SOL Sagent-street. IUitMILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) . law SPRING A.orD mom srocz for the Wend-Weed Scotch ANOOLA 10a TROUSERS, L now replete and ready for impaction. Timm Trousers were orlidaated by Mr. Mile% ITheseenlyaddrim is 73, BROOK-STREET, HA NO Vitt-SQUARE and who la Not amaneeted with any person imitating nod admit , tlidng in his name. IREABLIKILED 15th FEBRUARY, 1541. THE LONDON PAVILION. The proprieton of the above elegant sotabilshissent have much pleasure to announcing the engagement of LITTLE COKELLI, the greatest Gyinnaste of the day, who will make her Brat appearance on MONDAY, the with Inst. The extraordinary accomplishments of this wonderful child surpass all ever wit wised. Miracles of muscular power and fasts the most are performed In a truly surprising manner, in the executlt in oi which the remarkable esse and graceful simplicity 'Aimed by Little Coralli cannot but realise the admiration of all eyes This week the enteitaininente will embrace the talent of the whole •f the tompany eninkied,• Ith a host of other novelties, Including the appearance of the Australian Prodigy,who will exhibit himself every evening. immense lateness of Pam Collins in his new song, " Paddy don't care."—LOIBL and RON N HAMMER, Inoprletors. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. E. MOB= and BON'S celebrated INDISPENSABLE SUIT, which to adapted entails for Walking, Riding, Travelling, or Business, will he found the most comfortable urns for a visit to the International Exhibition. once from 30s. to 70s. Sumner Clothing of even description, ready.made, or made to ateaaure for all dosses and all ogee MOBSB and SON, Beady.made and Bespoke lotion, Habit Makers, Woollen Drapers, flatten, Hosiers, Boot and Shoe Makers, and General Ontattera London HOnses : City fatablishment. 166, 116, 136, 157, lilnuelae : 6s. SX, 85, 86, 87, 88, 36, Affigate. Oxford-street Branch, 606, 607, 506, New Oxford-street; 1,2, 3, Hart-street. Tottenham-oour6road Branch, 137, 133, Tottenham-eoert-reed; 564, Luton-road, country Establishments: Sheffield and Bradford. Yorkshire. All articles are marked In plain figures the lowest possible /*tem from which no abatement can be made. Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money returned. _ . prices, with rules for self-measurement, and patterns, post tree. 11CA6 and SON'S establishments are closed every Friday evening at snnssi till Saturday evening at sunset, when business is resumed until 11 o'clock. L IdOSE9 and SON'S Pamphlet for the present season, with French and German translations, and containing some Interest behad ing Informal= gratis, sad poet het. concerning the " International Exhibition," may WHITS and SOUND TIOLTH are indispensable to Personal Attraction, sad to health and longevity by the prope r mastication of food. ROWLAN ODONTO, or P6ABL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients,, le of inestimable value in preserving and beautifying in the teeth. strengthenuog the gums, and in giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it Imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its invaluable Indies have obtained the pstronage of royalty and the cracy of Europe , and it ie universally high repute. Price 2s. W. per box. Fold by A. Rowland and Bons, 20, Hatton. garden, and by Chemists and Perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands &Santo." BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on the4falae.—RUMMliii SEASON, 111161.—The MINERAL WATERS of HOMBURG. as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated Professor Whig, are stimulant, tonic, siterative, and aperient. Tbey are of admirable service In removing disorders of the stomach and other intestines. They stimulate these organs when the abdominal circulation is defective, waist tie processes of secretion, and give a healthful regularity to the orgasm of nutrition and aesimilation. They are powerful reme. dial agents In cases of enlargement of the flyer. in affection of the spleen, in hypochondria, jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease and obstinate constipation. In cases of gout, and all other affections produced by Inefficiency of the iligeetive functions, the most happy results have been obtained from them. The efficacy of the waters le more especially recognized by those who drink them at their source ; for thou, the anomie:Mug air of the mountains, the gaiety of the surrounding scene, and perfect abstraction from the cares of the world, concur In assist ing the action of the medicinal beverage. The magnificent cosine, which, In the beauty of Its architec ture, the judicious illatribution of its apartments, and the rich ness of its decorations. surpasses every other edifice of the kind on the busies of the Rhine, contains saloons for balls and con. cert., as also for the games of trente et quarante and roulette: the former le played with the half refalt, and the latter with one rem; the daily venture of the hank at the trent. et quarante table is fixed at P1e,0013 and the maximum stately IMO. Among the other attraction. may be mentioned a large and comfortable reading mom, liberally furnished with German, Preech, English, Italian, Russian, Belgian, and Dutch journals: • coffee room in the Olympic style of decoration ; a divan, for the enjoyment of a cigar, opening on to a fine terrace paved with asphalty: a grand dining room,where there is a table-d'hate k la Yraucalse, twice a day, at one and five o'clock, under the super intendence of the celebrated M. Chevet, of Paris, who la the lessee of the refreshment department of the Kurhaua An excellent orebestre, numbering forty distinguished rand clans, performs three times a day : in the morning at the Wells : In the afternoon in the bountiful gardens of the Casino, and In the evening in the grand Ball-room. The new railway has almost brought Homburg Baths to the outskirts of Frankfort. There are twenty trains a day, to or fm, the last as late as eleven o'clock. As the journey occupies only half en hour, the amusements of Frankfort are within easy reach. Visitors Its Homburg may get to Brussels in twelve hours, to Berlin In fifteen, te Paris I n sixteen, and to London In twenty four, so excellent is the interisimmunlcation by rail. CORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE NAILS KXTRACTRI) and CURKD to we =Mute. irlthout cutting or the least pain, by Mr. KENDAL L, 116,, RamenCetreet. Lobes attended by Mrs. Remlall If preferred. Tema. is. ad. tots tir. Iteudall has tostinumlals from the Royal !hinny which may be seen. with thousands of others, from a n yarts the kinminin, similar to the following :— From the Righ t Rev. the I,ord bishop of London :—" Mr. Rendall Melded y cured some corns cm my feet without giving any pain'"— „ Mir Robert Alexander, 36, SR Jamesh-pleoe, has hnd two large towage sad a corn extracted bat h 4 heat by Mr. Aerxiall, and ma Amer soosimead him" Obsern. Ilk Ltipat-drest gasdesst. RD'S PURE nun) MAGNESIA D nt hirbses, liV denies tweaty-an yews, easpbstically sane- Sowed by the medical pretesolow, sad talveniaW accepted by lb. bbc, tbe Wet remedy for of the itowiscb, brawl* ,out sad ladidelalow, and ea a mild ape- Mat for &beats cortltelaoas, acre especially for ladles sad eldldrea. It le prepared. in a dale et perfect purity wsd antics saresspli, only by DINH/MOLD and Go., 172, New bend dwat stseet, /modes; sad meld by all reepestable cambia ibree the world. Just published, price Is., by pest 14 stamps, *Wed 11„ THE GUIDE to MANLY VIGOUR, for the cure of premature debility consequent upon the errors of youth and maturity. sty Mesas. Ram KT and Co., Consulting An/goons, registered under the new Medical Act. To he had from the Authors, 44, W eymouth street, Portland-place, Regent's perk, London. W., where they may be daily consulted from 10 to 8, on every stage of disease, for which they have discovered sever-failing remedies, the fruits of many years private and hospital practice. JOZEAVE COPAHINE MEGE, successfully triad 11 the Perla and Leedom Hospitals, under the care of Kama. Oalltrier, Monad, Loyd, Poland. sad Lopes Clark (lame* Ilk Nov.. 1852), effects a cure in ea average of slit dam slot id Rani dm* dlee..ara—ta Id. per foottle, i ll u m Is. Id., at C. Await's, ?rents Chemist, te 1111ema8lA _ Gold io paying quantities has been discovered in the river nemoacheirika, in British North Americo. The seal finhery h sa failed this season in New foundland, and there ie likely to be greet Moines there in comequeoco. 141,348 bushels of grain, and 35,432 barrels of il^ttc were exported during the week ending the 21.5 ult. from New York to Ems" CRYSTAL PALACE. —TO-MORROW. OR!.AT ATTRACTION& —ONZ elllLLlNO.—Darlag the ialilliMaa the Palm* ba woad daily at Mae o cloak. CRYSTAL PALAC —I3LONDIN will REPEAT his extraordinary WW ROM PKISORMANCES, by ogoclal desire of her Royal Highness the ftchess of Cam bridge and others of the nobility TO-MORROW (Thursday). Reared seats will be provided, which may be had at Exeter h4ll473 to 1 o'clock to-morrow, and afterwards only at the Palace Ticket Biondi. CRYSTAL PAL AC X.-TO-MORROW. BLONDITS FITIL‘OUDLNABY PiIIFORWANCIO3, with and without the Balance Pole, on the LOW BOP& will, amongst others, include the following teats Clog Dime, Boatel Dente, Stilt Dance, Somersaults over Burn ing Candles, Great Chair Feats, La Tour du Chapeau, Overture on the Violin, Flag Dame, Drum Polka, Daring Somersaults. Commence at Four o'Clock. THE GREAT FOUNTAINS, by Special toouwl Request, TO-MORROW at THREE, will comprise the The Six Fountains on Use Upper Terrace. The Two Prince of Wales Fountains. The Large Central Basket Fountain. The Two Graceful Water Temples. Forty-eight Tans Fountains. The Mx Boiling Fountains . The Grand Cascades and Waterfalls. The Twe Dancing Fountains. And the whole of the varied and beautifully designed Foun tains sod Cascades of the Great Lower Basin, which alone cover a surface of live acres, numbering twelve thousand jets, dis twenty thousand gallons of water per minute, bi de Grandes Faux, which attain the altitude of SU feet. AD. V ALENTIN, Wiue and Spirit Merchant, 133, Oxford-street, purveyor of wines to the French De portment at the International y.shibitton. _ —...-...-... The Immense purchases made of the best vintages enable M. Valentin to supply these wines, so highly approved of, at the following quotations : MAOON-BRACJOLAII3, 1868 BLUM Ns ~ BORDEAUX III . 6 I tl 1164. GRAB LIS, VES. ISM CHA 18.58 M ~ OLD COGNAC BRANDY Ina •• Warranted pure French Winn. A fall Lief of Prices forwarded on application. E UROPEAN and COLONIAL WINE COMPANY, in, Pdl• Loudon, 9. W., Established ISM for the supply of pare Wines of the highest character et a seeing of at least n per cent. ROYAL VICTORIA RERRRY, re. per dozen. (The Standard of lizeellenee.) BPLINDID OW PORT VA per dozen. (Ten years Is the wood.) Dinner Sherry, Ms. and 245. I Old Pert, taa and SOL tnay Champagne, aSs. nt. Julien Claret, 121., it Us , 20a . est Cognac Brandy, ata. and Finest Schiedam Hollands, Sea Ws per dozen. per cue. BEAUJOLAIS 2oa per dozen. Bottles and Packages Ineinded. Mr dozen cases carriage true. Teem, cub or reference. WM. REID TIPPING. Manager. CI4:TKS'S CELEBRATED READING SAUCE , rhich is so highly esteemed with Flab, Game, Steaks, Soups. Orilla, Gravies, Hot and Cold Meats, and unrivalled to general use la sold by the most respectable dealers in fish sauces. —C. (*CMS, Bawling, sole manufacturer, late J. and C. Cocks. CAIITION.—WATHERSTON and BROGDIN recommend the public to ban the Carat Gold rated ortlthe invoice—" line Gold and Pore Gold," r applied to Jewellerf being • delusion. WATHERSION and BBAKIDIUre GOLD CHAINS, and all articles ammufacturni by them, are sold upon this principle, snd at the ruanalacturere prices. Manufactory, 16, Ilenriettarreet, Covent garden, W.C. Auer made of cluing and jewellery tor k eacb.—N.B. Tbr earblishment is closed at • to the ensuing, and en Saturdays at I. Now reao, 1411 vol. poet Bvo price 125., BRITISH BIRDS in their iIAI7NTS. Being a popular account of the Birds which have been observed in the British islet their Minot, and habits, their systematic, common, and provincial names: together with* SynopMa of Genera. and a brief summary of specific character. By the Bev. C. A. JOHNS, 8.A., F.L s , Author of "Forest Trees of Brltals," Flowers of the Field," .tc , With Illustrations on Wood, drawn by Wolf, engraved by W Society for Promoting Chriattrawledge—Depositories : Lordoa, 77, Great Gueensetreet, Liaeolifamn-fields, W.C. ; 4, Royal Exchange. ; ell, PMdW. Now AUSTI ready, 41a., post free 14 staarge, or in a sealed ones- lone 10 a popular modkol work on NIRYOUS IXBI ITA vrfAxas, illustrated with 100 Engravin fp from We (of eases attended at the Nobel Dies. Part, and other Meeplitole), descriptive of the baneful effects consequent more the wren and excesses at youth and maturity. ly • aMetil," Member of the Royal College of Burgeons, Ragland. and Licentiate of the loyal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, ro under the new Medical Act, who may be conetthed at e le r r es e tenoe, 44A, MaddoxAtreet, Regent-street, Condom W. (opposite the aide of at. George's Church'. Welty, 11 MU 4, and Wow 6 Ulla • anode's. 11 tin 1. To be had direct as above, and from all boolmellers in Petenioster.row, London. DL CURTIB ON NIRYOUIII2BB, OILWEIAL DEEILITY, &a Just published, pries Is., poet freshen the Author tarn . A MEDICAL ESSAY o® the CAUSE= CULL o PIZMATDRE DECLINE I MAN, with plain directions for perfect restoration to heath and vigour, the resat of twestplive years' suceessful make Is Um treatment of those peculiar nervous mid acquired diseases which tend to malltier and shorten Ms. By Dr. J. L CURIA 16, Albemarhadrest, Piccadilly, Leedom Consultations, 10 till 3. and 6 to 14. •• we feel no beellidlon In sa ) w e there la no member of Maar hy whom the boor will not be found awful—whether soak perms mit the relation of parent, preceptor, or elerjinan.”--Ilinn London: Mann. 89. ; sad SO. Warwick-Yee. [/Alt! OW SOLICITORS AND MITRES PAIMCMARS TO MI 0117 AMID AT THE OFTIOR OF THE CHIEF RR01M71.44 000 ST OF 3.4initoPrOY, SARINORALL-BTRIERT.I 114=ILIWICM SIMON. Rimeretreet, Strand, and Finchley, 1. barrister-at-law, to surrender July 22, at 11. It i ftilaannut ICSitDAIJ, Sutherland-street. Pimlico, clerk In ar-ollee, July 11, at It JairilrfoLLO Jonas. Itlehmood.terrace, Clapham road, and Lou dem-wall,_ Qty tailor, July Pt at 12. now lma.a2 Shirley Hants, builder, July 22. at It INS 00t.2, Cottage Wird, Pimlico. gentleman, July 22, at It. ORM JAEN Arranswis P rrrior, Winchester-street, 111 ,1 0 511 1111. Jai) It. at 11. 111011 Y WATSON, Princess-street, Hanover-square, tailor, July I ggsg lnimann CAM and Jaws FAIRS.4IIB, Richmond, Surrey, phombers, July 12, at 1. ALRIAiDIIk OURS, Marital:aneroid, artist In stained WlrJuly 22, at 'gtalt ALTAIR TitottOrg Charles-street, Hichilesez.bospital, Miter at the lliddleen.bospltal, July 22, at If. InIC 041101Illi P/TTLUI, Gloucester-place, Clapham, beer re t Aar 22. at 1. JO N NI liscaMane, Jewinstreet, Cripplegate. dairyman, July 12, It 12WILas GALE. Path-road, Old Kent-road, carpenter, July 22, at S. VIOL/ READING, Surez-mews, Regent's-mark, gentleman's ecaslunan, July 22, at 2. OSSOTAIII 11117.30 N, Frtraley, Surrey, licensed victualler, July 211, at 10/11 EDWARD BUTOT, Parliament-street, Westminster, and Yet-road, Lambeth, scholastic agent, July 24, at 11. MOM 1111111/.11.D, Bear-lane, lila , c.Wars- road, carman, July 24, EA It 2210EUIP1120e, Carolkes-place, M. Pancras, dealer la china, =elk M U. Awns, Guildfamhalnet. medicine, July MI. at 211. °EMI HEWIII. &embalm-street, New Bond-staeek Mem July 24 Mll. 11011111 WILLI Hoirtnia, Upper Joinesstreet, Carodmmtems, cab driver July It, at 12. LOWS! IIIetAISSET, Prised-street, Paddington, baker, July 24, at 11. JOHN WILLLAMO and PUDIMucc WILWIIs. Birmingham, pout terms, July 21, at It be. Must MUM. North Searle, Lincolnshire, chit, July 22, at It ROUST ISOTIOS, Nottingham, draper, July TR at I. imam Hrreunts, )un., Bristol, merchant, July Bt. at 11. WILLIA/111111.1W1)101, I,argfoed , Gloucestershire, agricnitund im plement maker. July 22, at 11. MAimmarr Joan, widow, Aberamon, Glamorganaldro, Hommel victualler, July 22, at 11. Thomas tram THOMAS, Cinaamman, Carniatiltellililnl. be. manufacturer, Jury 21, at 11. Wilma' LLOYD Homan, Yanslyfesm, Glamorganshlre July 22, at 11. JOsi WAS July and WILLIAM Waling, Gomersal, Yorkshire, piers, l4, at 1 HORT Munroe, Leeds, bacon factor, July 21, at 12. Jogs Snew, Bothwell', Yorkshire, wood turner, July IL at 11. JOHN TMIO, Newton-upouarent, Lincolnshire, blacksmith, July that It Bill.1•X1/1 LacuT, South Killingholme, Lincolnshire, licensed Measlier, July 23, at It lons COPIILAID. SL Helen's, Lancashire. grocer, July 21, at 11. Jolla Daum, Manchester, warehouseman. July 20, at 1L bows LinirRIOISMI Stunt, Wigan, Lancashire, provision dealer, JulylB, at 11. Haar MARSDEN and Jon a CLAW Blackburn, Lancashire, manufacturers, July 24, at 12. JOHN HOTHLRBALL /10111118021, Over Damen, Lancashire, Joiner, July 24, at 11. PETER WOITOS HANSEN, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, July 18, st 104. Aura Iheatain CIII7TCHLIT, Bparkbrook, woroestembire, draper's ansistaat, August 4, at 10. 1001 ttasa, Binalagbara, Journeyman stonemason, August 4, at 10. &War eg. pow, /ILLIAN BASMATIFI, Waterloo, near Liverpool, capitulation agent, July Si, at 3. EDWARD LOWOOCIL, Liverpool, foreman to a hide broker, July 21, at s. WILLIAM SAGGALIT, Newton Heath, near Maachwter, boot ma Pewterer, July IQ at 94. JOIII PARFAIT, &WWI coach maker. July 18. at It Hui? ISSOLSHUSIT, Nottlugham, coal dealer, July 16, at 10. JOG CatawzaL, Nottinghtuu, beer.house keeper, July 30, at 11. W t ILLUN APPIWILL, Nottingham, lace manufacturer, July IQ a WILLIAM WOODXAY. Brockhurst, Hants, baker, July 17 at 11. WILLIAM PAIILMT NOMA Gateshead. Durham, boot maker, Jul: 16, at 11. NATHANIEL VIDULSO, Tiverton, Devooshire, coach bender, July 16, at 2. Ste rim Nice& Cheltenham, fruiterer, July 22, at 11. JAM P 4 If lyre., Southampton, dealer in toys, July 23, at 11. SHWARDBARNAD.D, Hurstosonostm, Sussex, carpenter, July Sit, at 11. CHARM ELLIOTT, Kipp's, Yorkshire. grocer, July 23, at 12. Jolt IPRIra, Llanwoeino, Gismo , butcher, July 24, at 11. THOMAS NRISKWLS, Bideford, July 19, at 11. Jovaru itAbroaD, Newport, Monmouthshire, baker, July !IL at 10. Axe MATT DA NADER, casntatdee, schoohnistree July 11, at 12 4. OrGEGS M WATIDMON, Ildwlnstoise, Notts, July 19, at W. Oswalt Weise, Martially Northumberland, butcher, July 21, at & FRANCIS CAPS, lesbaster, liornemetem. at 11. JOHN WBITZHIAD, Leeds, butcher, July 29, at 1. THONAS BOTTOMS! DYSoa, Itestruk, Yorkshire, stonemason, July 31, at 10. WILLUN leltAllES, Crosier, Staffordillre, miner, July 18, at 11. THoltAll 0011MPTILD, Maidey, ataffordedre, moulder, July 'eye 11. JOeirllßUNNlUMOoseley, Btatfordshire,whitesmith.JulylB,atll. WtruAll JDSRIma , Thorpe, Norfolk, wheelwright, Jody IP, at IL WILLIAM CAXPLENG, Lakenham, Norfolk, late licensed victualler, July M at 11. WILLIAM LZIGIITON, Shrewsbury, liar 23, at 10. THUYAs WOODPIX, the Lees, Salop, irte licensed victualler, July 23, at 10. WILLIAM COTTON, Arsoott, Salop, brickmaker, July 23, at 10. SHADRACH BURTON, Leicester. chemist, July 24, at 10. JAMLI WHLITON, Leicester, brush manufacturer, July U. at 10. Jame Janitor, Rae-knew Yorkshire, shoemaker, July 17, at 11. AUGUSTUS WILLIAM ikons, Motley, Yews, grocer, July 18, at I. e, blackardtb, July 21, EXAMIN July 34. E Belton LANT , Dudley, licensed ATlONS. victualler-July 31. E. Edwards, Birmingham. woollen draper-July 31. 0. Brisdert, Birmingham, wood turner-July 31. W. Btrchley, Leigh, Worces terehlre, journeyman briekmaker-August 4. W. Long, Cardiff, cab proprietor-August 4. W. Parley, Bristol-August 6. D. ll'Auliffe, Bristol, dealer in eggs-August a IL Jones, Herod ynogish, Quiliganahlre-August 4. J. M'Alllater, Cardiff. con tractor-August 4. H. Palmer, Bath, cabinet mannfacturer-J sly 29. W. Martin, Newport, Mounionthaffire, baker-August 5. W. Evans, Cardigan-August 14. 0. 0. Palmer, Exeter. printer-July E . R. Humphreys, Liverpool, contractor-July 31. J. Ratcliffe, Edge-MIL Lancashire, builder-July M. 0. Hadfield, Bootle, Lancaehire, enginerr-July yes, J. Cochran. Jan., Liverpool, Iron monger-July 31. J. king. Liverpool, joiner-August 1. R. Richards, Hoyiake, Chsehire, shipowner-August 8. W. Seaton, Bury and Accrington, Lancashire, milliner-July 23..1. Jackson, North Shields, publieen-Jely la IL Brown, Sunderland, late shipowner--July 23. J. J. Brown and J. Briggs, Alonkwearmouth, Durham. shipbuilders-July 28. A. T. Edmonds, Maranon, Coru. wall, butcher-August 12. J. White, Weston-super.liare, builder -July 23. Elizabeth Bedingfleld, Beech" Suffolk. carrier- August 22. W. Bacon, Ipswich, Suffolk, plumber-August 20. J. E. Cattle, Leicester. carver - August 20. T. Jelley, Leicester, pork butcher-August 7. H. Store, Sheffield, silversmith's clerk -August L C. Jackson, Winteriughern, Lincolnshire, butcher- August 27. H. Dauka, Longford Turning, Salop, veterinary sur geon-July EL J. Woodhouse, Bempton, Yorkshire, wheelwright -August 13. J. ()Godchild. 801101114. Berke, carpenter-July 24. J. Clemineon, Fernley, Yorkshire, foreman engineer-July 23. T. Tuft, Hanley. Staffordshire, engraver -July 64. T. Robinson, Brirsiem, Staffordshire, beerseller-July 25. H. Shelton. LioldenhilL Maffordshire, hay dealer-July 26. J. Btrklo. Tun stall. Staffordshire, grocer-July 25. O. Birch, Harrismtheatil, Staffordshire, joiner-July 23 J. F. Wastes, Bristol, perfumer -July 23. A. Batley, Shierluempton, (lioucestershire, licensed victualler -July 23. W. Williams, Bristol, grocer-July 25. J. Cross, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, butcher-July W. C. &anima°, Inn., Manchester, jollier-July EL H. Darling, des castle-upon- Tyne, boot dealer-Jul) 22, W . Harding, Newcastle-upoieTyne, licensed victualler--July 22. J. H. )121111, Newcastle-upon. Tyne, working brewer-July 22. R. Clark, Neseastie-upon.Tyne, labourer-July ra D. Bowen, Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire, lodging-house keeper-July 19. 0. Hates, Derby, labourer-LJuly 19. S. Jaclumn, Derby, journeyman joiner-July 10. J. Cokayne, Derby, higgier-July 19. W. Broughton, Lit-church, Derbyshire, beerbouse keeper-July 19. J. Eton, Borrowash, Derbyshire, Journeyman baker-July 19. Cl. Tallow, Derby. railway c lerk- July 19. W. Chadwick, Derby, garden e r-July 19. T. Perry, Derby, grocer-July 19. W. Parker, Derby, jounimman baker- August 1. L'Argent Wilson, Northfieet, Kent-July 21. H. Holmes, Findon, Susie:, labourer. JOINT STOCK COMPAIILES ACTS. THU LONTOM AID PILOYDICIAL HISOOOMT COMPANY (LucTun, July ttl, at 11, at Baainghalintreet—to settle UM of contribu tories. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. JoHU Nevem DAWSON. Newcastle-under. Lyme, cotton spinner -Ist dividend of 1 121-18 d., any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Bir mingham. Joon CLARKS, HIcHAND MITCHZI.L. JOSYJS PHILLIPS, and THO. HAS Storm Leicester Lutterworth and Melton Mowhray, Inicesttrahire: and lippleghans and Oakham, Butlandshlre, beakers-6th dividend of Id.. July 17, and any subsequent Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingh►m. THOMAS HUH East titouebotise, U worldly, draper-213d divi dend of in. 7d., any Tuesday or Friday, at Hirt:ea. Exeter. Joins OuLsos, Tuonxs (Amos, and SAMUEL GlaSoN, Oldham, cotton (spinners-Ist dividend of Si. 71d., any Tuesday, at lieroaomaa's, Maoohosior. Joan Onnox (separate estate`, Oldham, cotton spinner -Ist dividend of M. lid., any Tuesday. at Hernamans, Manchester. •Il • ALM. me. July 12 . T. 11 , se m, Northampton, commercial traveller —July LI, W. Perkie. and J. Collett, Derby. blacking manufac turers—July 2S. 0. WWI. Derby. grocer—July M. W Browne a55417. 0 1 , :n, Oothench. Derbyshire. tanners—July 21. W. Riley, Yorkahire, tailor-July 22. S. Austin, Bradford, Forks/ die, bootmaker—July 25. B. Riley. Blackburn, bobbin maker —July 17. J. Walinsiey, Bury, Lancaabire, engineer—July Ist E. Madam, Barrow.on.llumber, linceinshire, grocer—August 1. W. Mayes, Birmingham. grocer—August 12. W. Freeman, Reaper, Derbyshire, Wider—July W. L. Simon. Nottingham, manulactarer—August 1. J. 7. Woodhouse, Leominster, scrivener — JAI 30 . r. F, Raymond. Liverpool. commission merchant. riffaxnaffris DINSOLVID. IL Verde a Ju n .,. Veyele, Batik bookmakers—S. Poole, sen , and S. Poole. the Shades, adjoining the Steam Packet Hotel, landon.bridge. licensed victuallets—J. Akin and W. Owlerten-beidge Works. war likalislik sinli nalmes-7. bothana, J. Leigh, J. Rowbotham, J. Tinker, and J. H. I. Eangtiton, cotton sphmens—W. Zobtates, W. Kart, T. Stellnew, and & Weetsime:. Wahrerti-road, (Low dos and Renee Oesediee nottiety)—W. Jones and Miles East gelnetend. Serene, brewen—A. dram and 0. L. Cork, Bridge-street, Sentliwink. yeast reseehatele—J. Abel and P. Abel, No fimatutellere—& J. Sheffield and J. J. Sheffield, New.road, ain.theasst, timber tatrelissita —L. Leyland and C. LEONA &nimbi.. Lancashire, grocers— J. aftrher, J. L. labor, eir li aoo:. Nerricit , con. merchants— J. (Menu and & miners—W. enn f almtm and L wlseinerehante—J. itot,,ery and T. Sober* New Windene, Itneittni, Sulam 13PORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING. —TurnAv. Magoificent summer weather inaugurated the middle day of the July gatlastie: a i . ch was truly delightful., and the hill " of fare" off cood derably ream armhole to speculders Manes y, bushes% was married as with r etwiitmwskswww Mae thoepealed day el the Nes% Several numerous fields of horde were east tow pat, capital racing ensued. The principal event of the 'day—the Starnford Plate—resulted is the victory of Th irb who bra sacred this nos two amosentiv• y ll eatt. &exude?, the owner of Thunderbolt, a/so woo the Sleek. bridge Cup two years in succeesion with Farfalle. der Thiuderbolt. It was thoiyht that the latter, who has but "delicate underetandings, would sot be able to stitiosee folly compete with animals lowed apes their lege. His enc ase, however, was a great ashievenessa. proving hie cos of the bast, if sot the very best horse us the turf over his owe &sham He won in the most easy manner possible, and although it was at first suspected that he had broken down, yet he walked home perfectly sound. After the racing, the 000tpany adloorsed to the other side of the town to withees the single wicket match between ' Mr. Jackson and Alfred Diver, the well-known cricketer ddending his wicket with a broomstick, while the" northern leviathan" stood with the regular bat in hand. Diver west , first to the wicket, and Mr. Jackson zot the heath ball past his broomstick without his scaring. Mr. Jacks*n also retired without making a run, Diver having bowled him out with the thud hell. Diver went in again, and drove the third ball forward which was caught by Mr. Jackson, who had only one run to get to win the match which he did by driving the first ball bowled to him. There was a great deal of betting es the malt, sod the qua. of the novel match wu watched with considerable interest by the spectators. Subjoined are the details of the running : MATCH, 100 sots. ,23 ft. Last mile and a half of Suffolk Stakes Course (1 mile 2 tortoni?, and 2yards). Cocaina buds Mreeehloaner, 3 yrs, 7e 611) resolved It Mr. MpltinMene's Minidisk, 3 yes, Set 311) Paid A HANDICAP PLATE of Mt EOM for Syr-olds and u wards. Chesterfield Stakes Co Coars e(3 furlongs 212 yard s (15 tuba) Mr. C. Chown'. Dark lady, S yes, 6011011) (A. Woodhouse) 1 Mr. Pullet's Bat3er, 3 yrs, det4 sr Mb (L 11tla) I Lord Westmoreland's ammtl, S 7n. est MTh .. (Henley) 3 The folio • also ran :—Ellarton, Eastman Whores, Fig, lady Derby, Exectltudii, Noma, Golden Thoors. Tax SIAN:row/ Puma 200 sees., evert by the lan d Studied sod Wards:rites, added to a sweepstakes of 15 aim each, 5 ft, for 2-yr-olds and upwards ; =sides allow. anon ; winners extra. lest six frwls of B.Y. (41 salsa) Mr. Alessader's Thaaderbolt, by Seockwill, oat et Cor doba, 6 yrs, do I Loc olb (L amp) 1 Count F. do range's Talestro, hat yrs, Eh (S. NAM* Bit J. Hawley's Aheonset, Spa, Sat Into yfelle) Baron 'fatherlands Conoco, I Tyre, east 71b _Miler 4 Mr. Fleming's Nemeek, 4 ye., list (Aine) I Thu Exley= ersois of 40 sow. mob, b ft, for 1-yr-olds ; colts, Set 10Ib ; sod lilies, Sat Tlb moiler allowed 31b. Lest half mile of the New T.Y.C. (16 sobs.) Count E. de Lagrange's Armagnac, by laagba-Bailegb— Bathilde, fat 71b Blr J. Hawlefs Waatberbow, fiat 10th (Walls) I M. A. Lepin's Dollar. list 71b (Z. Sharp) I Muffler also ran. SWEEPSTAKES of 10 nom. each 2-yr-olds, Vol Ana. 94 ; 611ies sod geldings allowed 31b ; the winner to be sold for 40 sows., if demanded, &o. Lest half of New T.Y.C. in nubs.) Lard Uxbridge's Witch of Endor, by Tadmor—Portenre , teller. I yrs. yet lib CT. "'arch) 1 Mr. It. H. iitephanson's Perseus, 3Me Ist • •ar- awl: 2 M r. Flutters pelage, 2 yrs, 7st lib .n. Orinolt..o 3 The following also ran Alice, Maddock, cby V elle, dam by Theon—Ledy Love, Kong Kong. A PLAY! of 50 novo for maiden 2.yrnbit ; colts, Set 71b ; sad fillies, Set 41b; New ; T.Y.C. (See furloup sod 136 yards.) (17 subs.) Baron Bothachild'aCanace, by King Tom—Delopela, eat alb (Daley) 1 (Cadence' ) 2 (Lynch) Mr. laiyronoe's Alecto, Mr. U. lirpues Esatestic, 134 7lb (L7dot Tax Tows PLATE of 50 soya. for 21r-okls ;• colt., Bst 719; and (Mies, Bst 31b ; B.M. (7 ftvicstis 296 Tads./ (3 maw) Lord Slumlord's Date Rollo (A. Edwards) vice. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. LIVERPOOL CUP. 9 to 2 opt Carisbrook (t) 6to 1 Lady Rip°, (t) ET. LEGER. 4 to 1 sett The Marquis (t) 8 to 1 Carisbrook (t) 12 to 1 Buckstose (t) 16 to 1 Stockwell colt (t) 20 to 1 Argooaut (t) 20 to 1 Caterer (t) 50 to 1 Ensign (t) 66 to 1 Bonny Thwastlmot (t) The July meeting next year will be extended to four days. CLOCENANIR.—Tbk colt died a few days since from le fiszomatioo. BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. LIVERPOOL CUP. 7 to 2 apt Cariebrook (1) 100 to 15 Lady Ripe (t) Bto 1 Fanwater (t) 15 to 1 Yilliooa4e (t) 14 W GOODWOOD STAKES. 1 apt Camay (t) 14 to 1 Nal of Westmoreland (I) 18 to 1 Queen of Spain (t) 20 to 1 Umpire (tf) GOODWOOD CUP. 7 to 2 apt The Wizard (t) 5 to 1 Zeeland (t) 7 to 1 Neptonos (t) No betting on the St. Lager. CRICKET. THE GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND v. OF OXFORD. This match was brought to a conclusion at Lord's yesterday, at five o'clock, in favour of the University, by six wickets. The following was the soon :—Gentlemeo of England, first innings, 35 ; second innings, 106; total, 301. Oxford, first innine 136 ; wound innisp, with six wickets to spare, 66 ; total, 202. HENLEY ROYAL REGATTA. SECOND DAY. The weather yeeteitiltywae;ery delightful, and amply compensated for that of the preceding day. The attendance al visitors was exceedingly large, including the presence of Lord Comer?, and the maddest nobility end gentry of the neighbourhood. The racing commenced at 2 o'clock, which was an improvement on the preview day's arrangement. There were a great many patrons 01 aquatic , sports pre empt, and amoogit them Emil Kilmorv. It is much to be regretted that the noes thii time bare been named so late ; it u prejudicial to the regatta ; bat we naderstaad that thie will be avoided for the future. Loed Osmoys preteeted the prime. PRINCE OF WALES YACHT CLUB. The members of this club concluded their season yesterday . with • most exciting match. We are wy, how ever, to give so small an entry hat, and cannot but meet the falling off in this respect this year. The prise was silver gilt cup. value 21/., and the follow* meets entered and started, viz. : Veal& Tone. Owners. Beide 9 I.E. H Taq. °defame Violet l9 3tpt Hon. Lord de Boa The Onrd, Oaptala Wheeler, secempueied the race with a tolerably Yule cy on board. conveying the commodore, Hebert Hewett, ~ as onion for the day. The vessels started cm a W.N. . wind at Oh. lim., the Violet hew* • little the best of the lead. The Beanie, however, when fairly adder way, soon wont into the front rank, followed ! by the Oatoreee, the distance Wag from Erith to the Chap man Head and back. In a roils or so the Violet bad taken mooed place, which her noble and spirited owner maim tallied till passing Grasseesd, when she fell astern. Bemis meanwhile lecreased by lead foot by foot, and rounded the steamer at the Chapman apwarde tam minutes a-heed • of the Oatoreou. The wind bad now mouthed, aid she beating up brought out the qualities of the two first boats, who bad a very bay no tbroogbeai, lA* by little AI Naturally the attendance at Wimbledon yesterday was Imp, than on Monday ; but at the wee time it was lON numerous than might here hem expesid cot so fine • day, or than one nay sapper it would ham hem, hat for the description of " miry," which has applied almost uniformly slam the opening of the mutest. Still everything wore a gay and pleasant septet ; the prairies was geed, and the wind just brisk mooch I. stir the aanimpions, and cool enough to temper the hest of what would, without it, have been a sultry July day. The very tudsvouroble Warms of the weather upon the inclination of persons not directly interested in the prioress of the ennteet in shown by the fast that ou hisesiny the number of wideness onpayment was only lt o Z d ist 1 ..„ 3015 on Saturday 624 on Friday. The mail., at 2a. per Wit, was WO w ' ; Mwder , and on /Way, Yeetemilay theprice d a shot at the Rano* Deer was nom* to L. ' The sport here biome in cooesquesci ?other mon fleshy than oe the previous days. The number of pool shoo et ie., was 3,809 on Monday, 4,838 en Saturday. sad 6,31? *a ; while the number of sighting, oe trial thole, was 2.799 on Monday, 3,121 on Saturday, and 4,737 en Prtday. end io order to give an idea of the aggregate expesditare of immunities on the ground, we may state that the quantities sold at the government tent, on the reeputioe days, from the commencement, have been as follows, via. " Tuesday (July 1), 15,360 rounds; Wednesday, 12,20 rounds ; Thursday. 12.480 rounds ; Friday, 18,240 womb; Saturday, 17,2A0 roun& ; and Monday, 9,120 rounds ; or • total of 90,720 hall cartridge.. The tent provided for the exhibition of prises, although opened last week, was not fully occupied till Monday, awl could not be seen to &devotees till )esterday. when it was brillisot with the glitter of gold sad silver plat. Among the leading firms represented there are Messrs. Hancock, Hunt sad Haskell, Angell, hippie, end °Wisher sad Tarry, end Harvey or, also tiles, with • choice collection of rifles ; and Steward, of the Shrewd, hash very extensive assortment of field-glasses, which appears to summand very general Mistime The Yolusteen camped upon the ground continue to enjoy their life under canvas. They comp ly willingly with ' the regulations, and give every indioatioe of profiting, phy -1 gully at all everts, by their novel experiences. As $ maths &dissipating an tedium to which they may be subject after the active of the day is over, it was yesterday anoeuseed that there would be an evening • artaesaarneet being rade in these words :—. Gip tan Drake will read Pickwick' this evening, it the Scotch Teat. Orchestra, apt.'s Whimsy. To commewee at 8.15 p.m. Valais. us requested to bring their own cheers and lanterns' The of shooting yesterday embraced the QQoo se's mooed stage, Lord Vernon's prime, Memo. illey's prise, the Rifle Oaks, the All Comers, the Amor- Um Cup, the second series of extra prizes, Running Deer, Pool, mid Sighting Target.. The exespelitiou for the Queen's was of mune the most infonaut of these, not only from XOO value of the prise, tie alto from the fact that it was limited to the forty beet shot" on the first Wage, at which there were upwards of 1,100 sennistion. The previous shooting among these fusty had bees of a rather close character, sod it is a little re markable that included in the first 20 of the 40 were three members of the Vitoria Rifles—the chemise of such a result at the outset being nearly 400 to me. 'Ph* gold medal of the association goes with this pries. The was at three lunges of 800, 900. and 1,000 yards respectively, with seven shots per man at each. As was inevitable, from the fact that 40 of the best shots in Eng land were engaged is an arduous mutest for the honour of warring al the honour sad profit titbit peat pin of the Annual National Rifle contest for 180, the practice was good at all the ranges, and some excellent scores were made at each; every shot adding to the excitement, as it Wereued or decreased the hope of ultimate triumph on the of individual marksmen. The anticipations of the Victories went from the first of the brisfiest hue, and with pod war rant, alter their mouse in the first stage of the unwell How and narrowly and with jealous eyes was the program of the sure watched, more emeailly after the emelumon of ths firing at the 800 yards magi. Dwing the 900 yards ering the excitement increased, and when that at 1,000 yards was entered upon every shot was eagerly watched, sad the target weaned with telescopic Wakes, as bullet after bullet flaw to its destination. It was sot till nearly 7 o'clock that the lucky shot was fired by Pixley, of the Victoria', which decided the fate of the struggle, sad told that crack metropolitan corps that the honour el victory rested with them. Pixley, before firing his last shot, was two points behind the leading score, and as it was held to be impoenble that he should make a miss, or its equivalent, a ricochet, hie triumph was regarded by most as almost a matter of certainty, and so it proved. Hu bullet went straight to the target, • red and white flag announoed that he had made a belle-eye, which added four to his sours, and loud were the cheers around him. Word was speedily carried to the camp, whence the Victories rushed out to • man, making their way to the firing post ; ewe there they seised their clumpion, raised him upon their &boulders, sod bore him to the council tent, before which they halted, to giu a long and lusty cheer, after which they set off at fall trot to the camp, through which they mode their way at double quick time, cheering louder and louder, sod receiving cheers responsive as they proceeded, until they reached their own tents. There they set their hero down upon his feet, sod surrounding him en masse shook hands with him till he had hardly breath enough left to say. " Upon my word, I thank you, gentlemen, and hope you'll all win the Queen's prize next year." No doubt the Victoria were in a state of extreme excitement, but this is not to be won dered at, since there was a general desire that the prise should be woo by • member of some metropolitan corps—mit was won last year by Jopling, of the South Riddles's—mid them was some chum, almost up to the closed the firing, that it would fall to the lot of Fortnum, the wiener of the St. George's vase, who in that case would have carried off the two leading prizes of the meeting FIRST Swim, EXTRA Planta, 600 . Yeeza.—Itiemrs or TIE Suomi:No. —Noeworthy. Ist Oxford, gross total, 18; tie shooting, 0 ; winner of Smith rifle. Salt, 2nd Derby, gems total, 18 ; about ; winner of Army and Gazette prig. 'Markle, Queen's Westminster, gross toal , 16 ; tie shooting, 3 i winner of C.alisher sod Terry's ride. Fraser, 7th hwerness, game total, 16 ; tie shooting, 2 ; winner of field rims. Harker lit Lincoln, puss total, 16; tie 'boot ie, 1, 1; winner of Adams's revolver. Dillon, School of Musketry, pees total, 16 ; tie shooting, 1, 0 ; wiener of en graving. Cooper, Riot. Middlesex, gross total, 16 ; tie shooting, 0 ; wiener of engraving. MIL ELEY'S PRIZE.-1061. Winner, Yr. Ross, Canibridis University. Soon : 500 yards, 34. 13 points hit.; 800 yards, 11 point* hits.— Tana, THE OAK& 100 yda MS yds. On yds. Total. Haman. fist Laaraahlre ll 6 11 1 11 6 49 Queen's Weatmlaster 8 5 2 6 11 6 43 Baker, NA Oloska. 9 5 11 6 8 4 ♦2 Pint ma receiver one half the stakes; second, three WM of reminder ; and third, maim( two•fiftbe. LORD YER.NOti fi PRIZE. SOO ydt. esoyds. Total. P. R. P. R. Milford. Ist lA:Wester 19 7 70 7 SS.. Witmer at first prize. R. 0111. Wit W. York 17 ? 18 7 es! Tito for second J. Terser, Ist &Afford 21 7 :4 7 49 prise. The sew feature. of to-day'a programme ere the Intona tional Match between Eegland asd Boo Mend ; the Duke of Oandwidge Prim ; the Derby Sweepstakes of 91. • the Third Brim of Extra Prizes • and the Half-crown s weipetakes. The band of the Vietoriaa will be ou the ground, mod will play from two till eight. W itl lee weather a large attend ance ie maticipettedow the 1 nternatiesal coulee& excites cot aidersble interest, wed eot le. speealeboe. HIALTH os Lorrsow.—lt appears from the weekly return issued by the Registrar Geseral, that the deaths in Londe* in the week tbat elided last Saturday, were 1,1541. The mortality was rather higher than it bad been sine May. The avenge number of deaths for oceirespoodisig weeks of 1852411 (eoneeted) b 1,1.54 ; and the returns et last week .xbiMt a smell mess shove the average rats of mortality. The bir th s La the week exceeded the deaths b 656. Yamaha was fatal in 62 cams. Six of these occurred in the week sithdistriet at Ishogtoo, 10 in Haapesthee, 4 in Spa tallields. Of 52 deaths from acadatioa registered in the week, there were 8 in the Kensington toms sub-district. Typhus was fetal in 61 oases, of which 11 were returned by the Leaden Fever liampital. A girl. aged 9 months, died at 44, Heratordatrest, Merylebom, of ' choleraic diarrimes ;'• and a boy, 2yel at 25, George-street, Hammersmith, ebolee (6 days), cerebral coorestiori.* A woman, w ‘ shmems. aged 96 years, died in Westminster Hospital of ' powindin from elth sad mike' ; stervatios.“ Lot week the birtlit of KO boys and l girls, is all 1,715 children, were teglidered in Louisa, in the tam aterespeoding weeks of 165141 the average number (oorrectml) was LW- Gentielitall who require good and feihionAble Devoe aS Aldred es the bed dedelide sad Wed icyk, at 1/ sanutdo -I Nielennea Strand.Strand. VP:4W )teeter HI" 4111111111dat