The Express. — London, England, 1849-08-01 00:00:00

- 0-1 T 43 rt t:ILDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, established by Royal Charter in ths sa of ga King George Gs II f o r LW, Fire, end Marine tasnerces. 7, Royal Kuhr" Combat and 10, Regent street. Szpsnies 01 DlMAldsit the Life Department are defrayed by the Oarporatiem, and eat taken fres the Premium Fund. Profits are riled r a Banos to Policire, or paid in Cash, or applied to Abrams* of the Merl Premiums. l'be Mewed are esesept front all liability of Partnership, A Low Fixed Rats without particiwion in Profits. Parties prosenling oat of the Waits of Europe are liberally Ire sled. PLEE I.` I IBIIRANCE am eery ascription of Property at moderate Ream sad 31AlltrIS EISURANCE al tbe current Premiums. Pnepedeses nes an Ferman or written application. JOAN LAURENCE, Seereeary. MENTOR LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, No. 2, GM Drcedatnet, Larks. Pasenurr—His Grua the Dub ut RUTLAND, LG. The BUM Itonawrabia tle Earl Fitawllllam, F.R.S., !AU. ills Bight Iloatamable the Earl M Owaarroa. TIWIMOIL Tn. m e et nowanbp, so w . The Haeourable Edward alcwtyn Lloyd Mays = The flammable Jobe Beery 'Mme Mummy Sr William George Ilylton foliate. Bart., Y.P. Climaxes—AMlN DEAN PAUL, Fag., SIT, Strand. Dams Ow man —GFAMtGE BERKELEY HARBISON, Esq., U. Geed Toww.strest. ADVANTAGES OF TIUS INSTITUTION. Socamical Ilatee of Premium, competed expreely for the the of the Owegany, and prerenting the theses of realm polkas in • great variety of ways to suit ths objects and siremetenees of the as sured. se=geweerity afforded to thousand by esseasaf an ample web sete edrel, by the rewletratien of weigueents of policies, by the adthiethen of so and interest during life. where the rine bare bees eighthireerfiy preyed, and by other regebtione for Militating the ob- Mean* weeding the interests of all thee ilde policy bolder& r pertieul eel sea are stated in the pro l, mther to Miters s. vs seder of m d enion al end agents. the Boar of Directors. LOUIS WORE, Manager. PRE CITY of LONDON LIFE ASSURANCE X SOCIEn. tor AcCUSIIILATITS wit 1:11:313111AL B U VANCE.% 3, Royal Isellsoge-balldhiga, Lcados. „„. The Very Rm. the Dees of 11 - eis. Robert Keats, Q Esq., raping-Sur dant goon to the ueen. Robert Owes Mead, Esq. David Offs Kn. William Bette, Faq. Jobe Rena. Ewe. Jame Medea Beenett, Em., M.D. Lieut..CoL Rowltod, R.A. Joke 1111alteway, Esq. W. Menme, Eaq. Charles Collide. req. W. Meeker, kaq. Osetege M. Dowdesarell, Esq. Wm. A. Thaniee, F. V. A. Durand, Req. Francis Watts, tiaq., V.S.A. Stephen H. Ivey Esq. George waders wood, Fag. Ammer —O. J. Ferrante, Esq. Thiseedety anteater every known Arnim* or convenience offered by the minder Life 011ie. It combines three distinct yet eq-operatinet systems :—The Mutual System : ateostar all its advantages without Is risks ce liabilities, ea hmartant comaideration to Assurers; the Proprietary Spleen, with the full Medina its acknowledged security, aimplicity, and moony ; and the Accumulative or Deposit it) steed, latrodesed by this Society which perects the principle of Life Milllf• , are, the hill amount of the p.emiwna berm at all times available to the Neared. Alm Hal'-credit Premiums fur stipulated periods, a peculiarly advastageout arrangement for Young Lima and fur all persons with Advancing Mean. or Incomes. AU further information may be obtalartl of EDWARD FREDERICK LEEKS, heareary, 2, Royal Embalms-buildings. SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION--• Est..bliohed 1837. lasoryenttzl by Syedal Act al Parliament ISIS. The Right am. W. JOHNS ia". o 1 iinkkil 1, Lord Provost of the City of Edinburgh. Charles Cowan, Eaq., M.P. John Illasterman, jun., Esq., 33, William Campbell, fag., of 111. Niabotas- l ass hechewan hews Peddle, req., W.B. Mutual assurance by very moderate premiums. Whole profits dlvidel amongst the roared ezelushrely. Policies toduputable anti*" obtained by fraud. No entry money. ANIMAL PLIMIVIIS Pau £l4O, wan IMO= P/LOPITIL 22 - 16% 1 1 411 1 2 41 21 kol The Eleventh Mina Heron is new reedy, and with rink* and every inhumed= my be bed en SlLliffrftEN BARRIS. Secretary. Lanka Oike. 12. COMMERCIAL and GENERAL LIFE ASSU RANCE. AMOCIATION, N. lit, Cleepakka nopurances effected upon rvery rotes. Half credit (ORM for the whole term ag menranee. A liberal cow. mansion allowed to solkitoes end agent; and ba pal to medical referees. To parties requiring tempoeary loans, by effecting ammances with this Amou.ition, great Meddles are afforded in obtalaing mai esalit- am. Aaron' required at Cheltenham, Glaseretar, and SlaelgaNt. JAMES DANIELL. Haan LONDON, W ► DNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1. 1849. No. 914.1 EXKIRATION to AUSTRALIA.—With a visw worm foretwe persom who an Inetlß bls he a Mme to Or Ambition Colonies, at the lowset pasllb 0 0 .. boe C usi sseumgml to ampleb a LINE at .upetior Nabs Na b s asmiga, kr w maammodatima d alaneaga m e dem pearmislnk am lom ram at pomp smagy. woe me* MD be oadastmilm the of less IWO" mal. segiom Au m sad wdl be elsommdmi lbs appointed Rigs (Mad ad d mothrr penateAM2), be tibia IMO. MO be Pm& OLIN imeTLY, MO tons bards. IL YIR Cemmmider, ka ADELAH.s. sad roue PHILLIP, to mil ham Amps& 1 , gdo PITAInUaI Ali.' 11. A suatiC, TOD Me bowies, A. & WADDELL, Commander, far ADELAtur. sod POET PHILLIP ; to sail trona Lambs August LS, Nig Monads Avert 23. WWII IN, tros bards. W. HEMET, Commander, toe ADE LAIDE and PORT MILLI?, to Mil Irma urinal La MMIMM Imma r=th sober 11. sy:emild ships ham IA poem Alt SHWA seemeode. som too uton pemempes. tai tali 'Mom aids hi wow am • osooanl, they MINS mast dadialia sportedtlee I* the se. sueotodoquo et tateratalbto olsoreps tr.. pre. Wog Abe mod d ad pronotomad la all rompasts on a timber pis le the tint sow tes,i , k , vatelto , l by Irw Majesty's Calcubstioat rifd tbe snow dietary stole will be adapted. They am can Clina r i Mpid s iguedthcalughly competent proem mad carry NA a. Other equally Ins Al" obVat illiM ald. li d ,Mood, a 2 g ra m g as W lot mad 13th of each from LAM% and tM 11th and Oa bola ThIROWL Load at the Jolty, Lowlsm Ingta..V to MARSHALL and MUDGE, 34, Pm- Mamborren. u 11):KiRAT1oN on the NEW PRINCIPLE, suabbobed In October loot, by the Alossteesd, to ADELAIDE, PIIILLIP. and SYDNEY, amine aaa elam ot warmers egbott the uniform rated 20 plasm oil Alt. white amount in. Oalk. ow not a;1 mem stenalla asamemey Man map, by whieb swampland. Innowslomes to premegme Yohrldtdd. Tho ream% PI mimeo .11y Isom this Soet to MA ea *e ewe waisted, r Wee, lut Mode lemma. MI be glom Thay are et the Ent Mao a t= amiL ismess. mutes AM pep. the 'mew desks see je▪ lly lad well Thissosempre essoortoord &era through. sat the obi; sad a Mood NMI of MablaT la &loud. TM ships sad Eibllsol • sollefealsd es : M aw s a gm 4 \es nietity's Zaiseettoe beve dos el preiteediag to (Owe et the 11 - 7r6 - emil N 644 lift boa ism essellr 4114 to reoputolis Mateo Acre AA at. 114114, teol As trlah tenerres se API et *dr efiAal N he *A Are empiesormet fa dr eaksoloa An sap- Mond otsgsam primed, bomb shlm L—Pantos Int aragsMos MR tom polsammo at Meths. IL MOE ttr a (tom .mMag"tie Mmes. Wpm& at Illoaltwall), MO tons, • ;C OLl4ll.tE,Comambr, tram Ms Smst India Docks, bled" Am. 23, ml bon Plymouth Sap 3. AmA, JAW% J. ROSKELL, Commattar, to sill tram the East iadia lark., London, Sept. 2S, sad team Plymouth Out. I. runtss ROYAL, 343 tau. J. C. TOGNOUUSBAND. Com didgme, to trom Me fast labs Dolts, WA" Oat. 23, and gm Plymouth Nor. 3. Poe Reber partisedero apply to MALL (111mthere), 2, Illehesmart, Lbsmorrert; T. S. DeAturr. & CamMomart, Eirekunlono EMU kV HOTCHILIN,S, East Imbreboadsors, Lesidealsoll-steeet. LUTH EASTERN RAILWAY.—fh• SOUTH Lorr.E4 Norm KIM IMILWAT le now OPEN from the b. W.. Teratitil t, Lowliest. ameltheetb, Charlton, Went- ZITh. Ducked, Greilikilif. Grareserd, and term!, f or W it aad CRATUAL DDirn Tr dim from larket-bridee. es welt dap belUirer, 7r.so amt. to e.le pa, for Levri..un, BLialmolk an d Weigh& we eerry beer, front 7.40 m. to LSO pan. br Derinfik 6r:ruttiest, Gravesend and Wood foe brabierist. 2•1 °Alm Tp Tales from Strood, Oravesaed, Oretehlthe, Divined, and ba ry bear, liming etreril toe 7 Ls. he II tae.roll hue Wolterieb.Cherl•eo, Blecithealk awl Lireihmevery , Wm. pky IltrOrlelt trete epee to U 7111.16 WWI MIMI& LOX IsrN is Ise elan tad dam Ird elm Le sloes tadeL laaleisaa la. al. Oa. Si Ss. LI. IS p. 10p. Irsekbestli MIL* ad Woihrielt Is. Od. Os. ad. Oa. 0i Pp. If p. . ......... OIL Is. Bd. Od. p. 17 p. OsssseSial Se. OIL 10.08. L. Bd. My MILL le. GcL b. id. gs. SO 111111k1D Orr assisgs , mdraatbes 4.60. 9e. ad. Is. W. _ Day T.. bets 11 11. oa. Cd. 3.. Pd. Ss. Ga. ' lll6 11me bids mai informatioa may be obtained On application at the leadoe-ba tilde terminus, and at all 'Maims EDD of the tio beerataryuth Eastern LIERT, . Lasts bras Rua July is. MI (RE A UE t ;410E.,R;13.1. LIFE Tett.mat ASSURANCE tie U 101.1.1 —Rev. OGOROE LL.II Dim sr Cm *llOl RICHARD RDlfftt HOWARD. Lowest ewes of p trowel fur lamewes ealeekted epee the sown *see ot .1,000 mewed lives. Age admitierk mod opPetrattee before the boot:410p nerd with. Yopolies , disputed us:ma obtained by food. t I.t pu tees for the while of Ole oily cate-half the premium required and be paid, the remalatier am stand as • debt en the policy et be mot off at pleasure. lids is the only olike &Nordin so greet ea Moot tee (walkout with twit kw rates of premium Lapsed *Mee rewired within Gee Tiler without fine, and very kAerate nice for salirethy climates. bibles in the heeds of a third km, be the payment of a mall extra premium, can be rendered &WWI., so a. , not to be vitiated l any wit of the lift of the ass mud. a newt impartial matter to penes baking minks r escarity drbt. Oinaparat.re litiwziary Bessat. to Imam with the Whew Awswiwitaw. l'n so Iran Akameeps of teemedis the Mae atiss. I th• I t Win V.,ciik If XII 21 It; .1 IS 14 3 31 20 11 34 24 3 re•ag"."4-• Ulf Ms. G 120 7 1 4 U 3 10 I 21 111 0 2 27 0 0 0 . 20 17 4 Memel I M D n e a ftai I areas Mn' omed 1.157 a ,C 5 19 6 1 6 4 6 3 6 rerun 2 RS • 2 VS II lu 311 1 I IN ill I /1415 19 3 9 ' 1376 3 9 I . 1339 9 3 7 1313 3 7 1 176611 1 Thor it will that a pinion le min r me mums Stoma with the 'Mitre Awoeiration, effects Mmellele meal swine cif S 3 19.. M., a. emap.med with alms b q wee erwilimutvo mm ann of profit., width wad saving is equivalent to a redaction of mtmlanv, ah Indio, le thee amount or to a bones of Sll3 lee. 3d. Or the *aloe pitmen may, at °nee, moire to his.n.f a etnll/11 and int mediate bonti. oil £413 IY. 3d., by effecting a policy with the nitre Armetation for /1,413 ISs. 3d ., which he may do by paying the we premium as in seek ether takes as are above alluded to would imam the cum of £I,OOO may. Endowment tar children on unuesally favourable terms. ruipmtle paned daily. Provircimm, min to any part of the empire, trid every information tiffortkvl by application to SPENCER P. PLUMES, Seq., Secretary, 23, Pall-mall. . • • PALLADIUM LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Erravit.tvisim 1824. Di aarrou. =C1%.1... Besanquet, R.N. Wm. A. Gay, M.D. Chem*, Eeq. Henry Harvey, Faq., P.R.B. Palma lLip dawn, Esq., LL.D. James Murray, Faq. Cluck. Ellin t. Lot., P.R .S . I Philip Row, gag. haseph Labile, Esq. Samuel Waxier, Esq. PIIIP•ICIAII—Seth TbOalpiloo, Naw Rai as or Parma u.—The directors of this society, with the Clew of sin in the Wiallei of the large class or persons who prefer the pet..nt Alven.ages of reduced premiums to • prospective banns in the slur o• r addition to their policies, have cowl ructed a new mile, bated on the musket and mod approved data, tin, : the experience table* rrcently compiled by a comralttee of actuaries, from the muds of re‘entet.. of the lending London takes. The Mock ty now offer. the follaertag advantages : The lows teals of premium which ears be safely adopted. Exassetit. —To Amami £lOO. rue Ow Year. A d. • 1$ 11 O 1S S I 2 11 Tar tiives Yen. Z d. o 16 e • 10 4 1 4 10 For the whole Life. A .. d. 1 13 1 1 2 10 2 Id 7 Other agree* prooortkriare nom thilonbtra wearily, guaranteed by • brie repital ; en infineatial proprietary ; the keg standing of the case; Nei the eatisfactory re. nit. of the business. --- Faci.dy in the settlement of Meer. Liberty to travel is so/ port of lemp . te aki r a. ithoot extra premium. Loans equivalent to the vase of the To Peer nba affirm to mom limmdminlinterof a Prnfix•ii••••••••• by a moll additional outlay, the deed of settlement ssepus four-fifths of the profit+. Pontos+ may be commuted Ai epoleehut reductions of premium et the option of tbe waxed. by Midi smempument the amount Mils natty around m ty be lops op at • orodamily decreasing cost. I listi roams etkctedeejuYi am vino email& lives, for short terms or otherwise, and to mast say spodad airagiesey . Premium+ may be paid la me sm. or Is sop other equitable mem or, to meet the comenemes of the Ihr. The me Melte list moved is ogees so the policy at the time of efeetlag the sesur.uve, or at my other Pam, es mMuetice of rater factory proof. Every information and asstsramee wI be tom to sesorees, either at =No. 7, Waterloo-team Looks at try the Iledety's spots, la ell prineirol tome. NATIONAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, for MUTUAL LIFE MIA'S %NOS, MINIMS'S ice., 48. banana, lAatilon. Petalled rim W MY et Paritantent relat ing to Disolly societies. ••••011•1•11 Ca staxAs.—SAIII7EL DEP tim.CNAnums.--CIIAI 1111,1= Cub. Ep. MU= War Cbristy. 64. .Inej. 64. ken reithas. Midis 0166. 64. ffiveuarr woks, Est. 111.15 LUNLINOTON. FA , M.P. lltalsert W M. Belbore, Esq. Robert aal. 17 4. WWI willimiZtag. NNW Ift..Alansui ---- J. ciagew. P.LiIC - I Mown Ilisi#l4ll.D. aumar,-11INE. thmeng a t ins. oe. geucreme—lbem Merbehit wed Chweenesen Acemar.--Chedie haw/4 Oh. ELL The washer dish*, Masi rase deeIIM Noweeber bet (that is dwineraperied Oregrot sin dim oft nowilp) is NS, baking de met ambit Y.ad ken Os essimisarit et tba Institution be mber, tail. WEL The Capita lb* ell the laseliiika, eeltlag =Aa= pommel, sow ameba Mit • =on gleam mai a esthetics as pressibro eterati ti 1.010 66. se emens allowed be member. who preterved the peen en their being applied. the seem' beatee Mnow obeli& ei 8141, The taming Maass gleeirale the 1 in Premiums sad squivaint Meows OS Policies be Chia S. prphie et dm& trio 202•92•9 War 1 ~...a 2=st g l . . 20967 = ••090 sew - et n• se tono 7 11 6 63 13 0 62 310 1,000 IN 9 66 1 111 10 9 T 12 1.060 113 4 s w 7% 91 6 41 11 " 11 10 1 1 : 1 1: 1 11 19 10 8 I ON 104 9 6.066 229 1 Nl2 1T 9 4 6 I 3 . 333 1 . 1 0 li 11 119 11 10 1,006 leo 2 n 34 611 6 4 IS 49 4 2,060 UT 10 ! 9 I.*o 119 6 soi 916 11 11 0 e * 13 TOO 21 11 19 $l4 le I 96 19 .111 114 11° 71 1 1 3 II I M .ouo 111 1 I , L om a " 46" 1: ix ii 9 1 1 12 4 19 6 1 1 141 ? T t 6 g I T 19 4 11 3 a 120 6 1 11 11 •11 r Copia! el the lett Ilion, t . wlethet with sway Mimeos. W el 1 --- 171 - WlF — oport. ~.., lap t err o r at OM - way /011211 Ilmessrb PUE AIINERNA LIFE ASSURANCE COM PANY, 1 1, Mei London. UISISIM4 or Paorrrs.—Persons assuring or to the Ist lannery ant, wilt acquire an additkmal yeses s at the third division of profits in Mi. Among the advantages of this Company are the following, via.: Pour-nfthv of the profits, or se per cent., given every the years to the assured by the participation scale. emotes assured with this C meany an allowed to reside in the colonies el Britbk North Anwara, NOW South Wales, and Cape of Ocied Hope, without extra charge, upon payment of sea-risk ably for the two latter. A liberal sum given for the surrender of po:iciee. Loins grantod upon policies of eve mantling. No appearance before the Court of required. Sables adevery ift101111•60111 can be obtained by sppllmtion to WK. THOS. ROBINSON. AMWAY violsecret:LlT. A LFIMD LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIAIION, 7, LaMar,. Lambs ..... Sir Dark* Benet, Bart. lrrederick Dickson, Faq. Jobs Pemberton Deywood, Eri. I = Beaton at% Esq. O. Ives layered Darker, Eai. -- fittaa. S. Faris, Esq. =Fred. Dickson, Esq. Sir nand Soott, But. Heston Elba Erg. Ernest A. titeptieneun, Esq. Samuel Gurney Fry, K.q. Lieut.-oot mel William James Lancaner, Esq. The lies. Eliot T. Yorke, M.P. William James Maxwell, EMI. Life Assurances in every deer Mks eon be effected with this Association. The result of the last division of pinata Is shown in the following table, which exhibits the additions made to the Mai assured under policies of seven years' standing. The nest berms will be declared la July 1551. am at Mamba lam Missal addition mums. ISi Walla.% I ASMIN.I. I Panama to Ilan Amami. yr& I no. 11 10 10 10 9 1:5000 6UOO 1000 SAO 3505 500 MO A 47 1 ISt 10 1 23 2 233 16 110 10 14 0 116 12 A 237 18 4 62 8 10 11 7 3 0 4 600 13 10 3111 13 4 63 11 8 368 4 9 • The« addition, if compered with the premiums paid, will be found to range Is high as 69 per cent. upon them. All .enured before the 30th of Jose next will be entitled to partit7pYin the bonus to be declared the following year. 3. W. HAMPTON, Secretary. DIUTANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. The hestitatkm le empowered by a epeeist Act of Parliament Mat, sp. 9), snit is so p o rostituted se to 'lewd the benefits of life swans In Um& Meet extent to policy-hold" end to present psalm iglildes and eamommodation Mew me me ally cabled to the polls. The ample sahmetted moiMI, together with the large and con. .Ithplmemelig rand, sesamulated from the premiums on upwards aiii... Words complete Men* y to the seemed ; whist the . al the Onapany's transectkwes ham enabled the Li rectors a elfilm nomad advantages to policy-hoidens, se will be seen by refer- ONO 111 the gesspesta., and to the varied snd sztenaive Wks, which h in =ed with great we end labour expressly for the nee rhea rens moluusox, Resident Director. I, Priasewstreet, Peek, London, Oct- I. 1919. THE TIMES LIFE ASSURANCE and 017ARkNTEE COMPANY, *2, Ladsate-hlll, Loadom—Em powered adder 7 all Victoria, e. 110. 110:401LAZT /11.1SIDENTP. CHARLES =MUM Eeq.,11.1." Dartmouth Home, Westminster. UMW KEIMRAW, In" M.P., Stockport. James Alex. Amass. nal.. 11, Qom-mean. Ambrose Moore, Taristsek-sgasre. James Nisbet, Esq., ad-street. David Williams Wire, Esq., Wars Lewisham. maserees. CIiAIIMAN—TM now. VIDINCIe numats, Deeledepaquarm Ditemmeaummati—JANlES wrLD D am, LP, Chorloperom Ammo Deportment ie coodoehoi upon priori*. almeloted to WWI dm reeMeet amours& meat to .maim. mil to dam the oserlaingka of the provident of every olame. Poomalites of the pirate ar at prim* divisible among the as. MIA bet pewit le tikes to render tho sodety wholly mottud. The etentles d oebeirlbere a lialidleg Iledelba it Imbed le the alike eggilielle Wit walk& Hair The Oleerelee Deporlarat is latisist a red& meta, beirk et miell as ger the ledeley ef pawns Imillog eltratkae ef frog. or wberever wreerily le roguing le be gbee. Zeile gameatee re. VIM beds Yen lib* give erathen vibe age, seterlw al by se of It Hadeel ledivtiel ~at ore Nagy ronevei Waled. 'idea lobe are sew oar eigegeeteels to. hahadere le velum lbouNives eel tbe lavermieble ibis gam lber ey. At prieeet -altbe oldie grille la Ms ele Mee roluraml la dare.dare.bead% power beteg lebead=genet by le NOM lb* 'beta Treopeobase and every espboritles of ea t oll. el ail gewgaw mely be shambled at the le a lnaltlD Pr. liges—Mble oleigeay bee waned lb . mayoral= et i trrarly Omens Pmsredoelam &WANT TOILET ARTICLES, each at Wa al. attiihatai.—ROWlANDW MACASSAR OIL is WiM and I=l!larp bs aati writ/Wag hmwimi tram. a d usswillsieS ciao la Is =owl bsamalfilma Mb awl amplealwi ;wS lawbads, ist Paid Dtatikka, Is Itimiaalle it lis beauftina rad Fo ✓mate Owls ea tits waft awl mew Us palmowas at waft Mow% sad Mir word %why the iskbarmwty oaf Mits et lawashir with the wiellnwtka by saparisme c 4 Oa ia %Ms at Shwe motive lES rawratima swatihea, hate dm. isterind Wm with perlistiow wad Own tam • abbe* wwwwil. Midi Imre id imam hmitellwas. Owes we aired sailor the MOM amedea or malty awl the pareinwant deptetweste. sad doll., allempts at isseptiow flu Ws win it ma bun the wow at • llwithwie• • prewellas that el Ow antis aa die wrapper at bh.l.-11•11 by awn ea 114 llatimperkw. lerafanowit bp re speelatiralwails mod wham% GALVANISX—Pandris, Airtime, ladigeoUls.-- ]a ands are selidted to and le ler. W. H. HALM, at If, Leda% ler lb PAMPHLET ea MZDICAL OAL airldM,lll=9.will briperdee free ca reedit V et two pubes dew. They ta asterabell et lb erabals. It will be bead r s e e =ls dares la rem of adame. rbeebellm. abbe% adrel eleaddele. bleary dentkaay al MIN.111111011111117 91 := . tie % einfithlo. deka lebeestba. tile. an Nom et menses M beerier% M. Mr. erfe nelbel et at. I t le aneergatanie =Mb bee tram ell aepleriet manse ; maw eberwire, sad may bibs ere had EL ieldrai swam Me penult le do without 1.101.011,1016 THE Rev. RICHARD COBBOLD, Rector of ' Worthies. Suffolk, and Rural D as, will PREACH Is aid or the ROYAL ASYLUM or ST. ANN'S WORTS, at 8t element% Church, Chmenth-larre, Lembird.strert, on SUNDAY MORNING MIL R. Y. LYX.IIS, Scents. y. I, Charlotte row. MBER OMB, BT. PAUL'S CHURCHYARD. RIIICIOL-11110* initherears &retries Saber lespeeleellredgeme sinempoismt et the finnan, et *Messier', it behoves is logit ail to ibe re deem. tment, le me whet inay be Waled in the pegehedwr of the neces saries fi Min Mwr al dumbly b • peed Miele se OW lowest possible pries, avoiding appesranses Wt ebeepeew le the Gee hand and caws- moult shows es the other. OS 11111 Out most peretetly combines escrilence of gritty with cheepeonsef pries—the les that straws all who drink It, mil who are, think 's, atmetantly resesamending it to their friends—the tee that one and all enjoy with so much gratifica tion, because It Is not dear ' whist it is so very g cd—i • the old fashioned fine tes possesslngstrength, Wow, end quality mid at L. • pound, by DAUM and COMPANY, TeJ Merchants, Numb r One Si, Pres Ckurchysid.—lost one word more—The proof of the tea Is Ir. the drinking. R'" ICHARD A. C. LOADER, Uptioletvrer, 24, lk, Pammant, Finsbury bop to call the attention of Families aid the public to the following articles, all of which are m: ;de out of well-seesoned materiels . Sweep-bask mahogany chairs, with loose scats, in Z s. d. but satin hair testing 0 14 Do do with fast mats. 0 10 MaMmmy couches n ab t east* from 3 3 Solid Wapny km es, polished llO Do. rosewood drawinprouro chairs, stuffed, Ac 0 13 Coaches to match. from Mahogany chest of drawers, polished. from Ottoman, for easy chair or bed S 2 2a. to 3 3 Mahogany wry chair in Madam Z I 11a ,d. to S 3 Japanned dims of drawers, from 1 10 Drente glasses, from 0 6 Chimney glass s, best Dom 1 II 24, Pavement, to h e C. LOADER. Particular ie salled to the iddrens, ORNAMEN IS tor the DRAWINO - ROOM, Lhrary, end Dining room, In Italian Alabaster, Marble, Bronze, and peebysbin Bgar, consisting of Vaasa , Group, Figures, ,Ankstanda, Candlestick,. Obelisks, beandfol iMald Wateb- Mandl, Paw weights, ese. Imported and taanufac• tired by JAMES TENNANT, 149 , , Strand, three doors west of Somemet Home, M London. r. Tennant arranges elementary Collections of Shells, Minerals, and Fossils. wbith will greatly facilitate the interesting study of Minandogy, Conehology, and Geology, at 2,3, 10, 20, to 50 giber sea. 1: 1 [ EALTHY and LUXURIOUV BEI). The Patent RHEIOCLINE, or EASY SPRING BED, is always on at WILLIAM B. BURTON'S (late Hamm and Burton), 39, Oxford-street„ corner of Newman-etreet, and No. I, Neiman-street. It le eethien.ly conducive to comfort, eleaelinere, economy, and free dom from vermin and contagion, and Is applicable alike to iron and wooden bedsteads. It has been adopted at some of the metropohum huspitsls, and has been found, as an auxiliary to perket not, superior to men the water bed. Ako on show a very Wye amortment of Patent Iron and Brass Bedsteads and Cots, from 170.6 d. each. Detailed estalogum with engravings; as well as of every ironmoegery article, I rent (per poet) free. —Established in Welisatreet. 1810. ALL the NEW SHOWER BATHS, including the only really Portable Bath (If in. deep. 13e. etch) " Terri cellian" (said to be without a pump), the Lever Pump Bath, the Shower Bath with curtain', from 7. each. Pillar Sower Lathe, without a pump, 42a. each, Pillar Shower Bathe, with copper con ducting tubes, teem force-pump and top, complete, with tains, and japanned, from 80e., Hand Shower Baths, Japimied, „is. W., are in the Show Rooms of WILLIAM B. BURTON (late Rimiest and Bur ton), 39, Oxford -street, corner of Newmin.etren, and No. 1, New man-street, which contain all the requisites for the ammo, so ar ranged in one room, devoted eschoolvely to articles of that character, that patterns, slam, and von& can be Ingantly wattled. Detatted cuta. 'Woes, with engraving; (per post) free. Established in Wellowtreet, THE NEW TOOTH-PICK TOOTH BRUSH, theroaWy cleaneing between the teeth when used up and down, and polllhiig the surface when used crowds& The hair war ranted neer beams out. In four strengths. eig—No. I, hard ; No. Ins bard; No. 3 medium; No. 4, sort. The double antiliressure mmll Wok widish does not divide the quirk from the nail.. The triple heir limb, which thoroughly searches and cleanse , the hair In itee-foerth pert of the time of any other method, end sets as both comb and henehaseabined. The medium shaving brush. being a me. leetien of the eleasseet badgers' hale. so well secured in the socket se never berms lams ; and, though last, not least, the newly-Invented renovator dadliedirosh, which makes an old coat look like a new one, and a new GSM Is look new double the time. These being the pro ductions et NON end SONS, the public are requested, to prevent die. =..tremit sndiimpeeltion, to obaerre their names ',tamped on each. BONI sod SON 4 . iii and 1211. Wohnovirsite-vtroet, London. Tr 'IIHE ATItAPILA'IOitY, or LIQIJILI HAIR DYE ; the only dye that really anawero for all colours, and does not require re-doing but as the hair grows, salt never fades or acquires that unnatural re , ll or purple fiat common to all other dyes. IW and SONS can, with the greatest confidence, recommend the above dye as in fallible, and ladies or gentlemen requiring it are requeete4 If convenient, to have it dace the first dine at t h e ir blishinenc, which will enable them to use it afterward• Mimselves, without the abase, of failure. The, think it necessary to add, that, by attending atriedy to the Inatructiomi given with the dye, nume rous parties have succeeded equally well without coming to them.— Address, Widri and NON& 119 aid 199. Ebihnesetitte-elreet. 'Arnim DI OTANI° wATEit and BEAK'S °MUSE.— ") wive the hair is becoming thin, and falling a, the only edectual remedy, besides shaving the heal, is the use of the two alinve.muned articles, applied alternately, the botanic water to cleanse the mob from scurf sad as a stimulant, and the bear'' , grew as s nottrisher. If any further evidence was required of the virtues of bear's grease for renovating and ' , reserving the hair, Mr. Catlin's .oeount of the quantity used, and the length of hair obtaineu by some of the North American Indiana, would be a sufficient airmen — DAM and SONS, 119 and 120, lilvhopegate.etroet, London, who first introduced the use of bear's gram in this country, end who fat and kill the animal/1, recommend the public to ware none other but with their nate es and address printed on the pot, or the cLancem are their obtaining a mturions artiels. fritaß rixrultab and UNNATUIULL If you wish to excel, study nature; this Is particularly 'poll --dale in rankbe cirn.lmental hair, as untow the pre, iuum way of Inuring it is What el, so complete a traamformation takes place, that as hymn tap—. A mother would not know her MID." Ross and SONS heeling succeeded beyond all calculation in producing perfect Imitations of nature have given the name of the Invisible Ventilating Field of Hale to their production, and are enabled to utter them to both ladies and gentle men, from one guinea and a half upwards. They likewise ;assent an infallible mode of meamuring, sic..:—the round of the head; from ear to ear across the rime of the head ; term f,'rehead to poll; the measure to betaken with a piece of tape, and a small lock of hair enclencd, which wl:1 be elomely matched, both in colour and qualtzzAddrcss, ROSS and SONS, 119 and 12 0 , Bishops gate-street, b Ti FO, IRE YOUR REQUISITES fur s COMFORT- A. ABLE SHAVE!—Fleetly, a good Razor—secondly, a good Aron—thirdly, good Neap fourthly, a good Shaving-brush; and there are to be obtained, of the best qualty and newest construction, of ROM and SONS, who aaa strongly recommend their triple con verted Railway Raver; their Railway Strop, with hone attached; their PORI Ithaelag Paste, beautifully 'tented and making a durable lather; and thUr medium budgets'-hair Marne -truth. They alto recoonnend travellers to inspect their Haim Draldw-cam, which oontsine Ur Impel nessber et converdeness in the smallest apace.— Address. Itollherit 10154 Inland I* ilishoposate-strest, London._ THE TEETH and GENERAL HEALTH.—It may fairly be add, the state of the Teeth depends greatly upon the state of the badly Width, and the stets of the bodily health greatly upon the mate of the Teeth. The lion depends of Infinitesimal dome In all eases of weekness= l elt rootage, le no doubt the right one, as nature is not then over. powered but aerated. The United Dentists' Tooth Powder, carries this out to its utmost extent , as some of the most stren gthening artkles In the Materia Medics are contained in and a small portico being gradually absorbed every day,. riot only strengthens the gums, but the whole system. It likewise thoroughly cleanses the teeth, gradually remoras( the tartar, purifies the breath, thereby preventing Infection, and corrects andity in both month and stomach.—Address, laid and 641Nri, 119 and 120, Bishopegate street, Lomb*. METCALFE and Co.'sNEW PATTERN TOOTH SIMS and MYRNA BPONOEB.—UsefuI taquhy.—Por tradthe maim gurstiltty, Power 01 cleaning, and true economy, ad rah labs bon used brushes. The tooth brash performs the cats of searching thoroneity into the divisions sad *I mug mgraordinary manner, hairs never boss. Is. bah brushes, with durable unbleached Raids g j a hr i Zast often like common hair. Improved *inn IMO, dem beralessly in one-third the time. The new dint bassi soll Immo stock of genuine unbleached Smyrna In SINGLET, and Co.'s only establishment, arbor from Nories-atreet.—Caution : Bewsre ag tae used • Illasilies sdopled by some bosom w ALLALINE TOOTH-FOWLER 1...., err= no mige, nee wribing that can injure the gnat enamel; Monugbly newer re bear and all impurities, and pro. goer learthl whir eggammea, bre *wad parttime, and tends to 111111slia .1 milk die keeth,—llteisede owl Mr at MET. CALM lIMMW,Ing Obb, lamb raters in WEIL Prince Albert, pw lem—Owidee. The weeds* powder will have the royal arms warred with dow et ELK Pares Albert. on the lid of the boa, and ate sirienire meg address et do any thee, "Noted* Mingle', and Oa, 1 Oskadanyent" - - - gNAMEL CEMENT for RESTORING DE CAYED TEETH, guaranteed to retain Be colour and bardnees Ille.—Mr. ALBERT J. A RT I FICI AL Dentist, 43, Berner,- Meet. Oxford-etreet, supplies TEETH, from one to a =eat, an entirely new principle, sad has received per el man ay at Ida patients to rekr to desk cams in confirmation of the whelks of hie system in adapting them to the most &Scutt oats, entirely free from pain. He CgPtintlfS to restore decayed and Maw teeth with his celebrated Enamel Cement, which, being in a pleads data, ow be applied in all extreme came of decay, and will mkt lito took though a mom shell, a scoot[ sad ode, organ. AO i • EOM OR dopy Dos lo to S.-42, Beepers-street. Oalbretetreet. --- --- - 4.II I. EIiNETHY'S PILLS tar the NEBVIIB and MUSCLIA price le. 6d. and Its. elm. This antreentinary say be reamed has any etnedst. Its ~les the m iens patient ire when, attoundleg, and trill mare* be credited wad Ind& no =WWII SIMISdOIIB Wit as If by ongm Ia addi tion to he preperties la er=den the weed sed isesealat =ei. It ells Is a gentle Is a dee inilldlif i r, a ann. et*, Resat, mem • led end gm dem = lit id ir tetrithing seep. •• a "sift lee bleed this rtes le l. inell7 nniart. ter it benetrient the winds body like a tame, IBA dime Min on Girth* wiser ea this aceoant, than Idles dew dolmat Imola • eampiedas should he • lot. The eartieetare of lin Abarnathee mi. rei ll ZATessiceed mewl ea& ben. The loweenceise Oda is de. dd. Whehenle ewer: ItiIIOSAY. Tarrlandonntrest; am InaplenatreeL Moil= awl 1161101111. Ontarlialiest. - - MIL—DAE M WARBURG'S VE G ETABLE U TINCTURE.—This akettisiss, alter ratted and ex- Web, made by oast el the dastrisa nroseat la the hos- Oa at Ilims. awl is (during ma )la tb• IUNA llsa pita et Oiaran. hat boa s. mortal aa the mat Is t of all lasent sollilass kr s li= sad artala awe d law. It y.y.ban dr Meads Mesa al Austria, aasr Or at abed ; =as as taloa mpg, rads% b by *paid dews; be miss al eadanie arl sillsols lbw. 11 ... are as pessselle It at the lls alasash Thls hispared ha afil br the garawalre blingl - i — pmeira k aims bra ss tbut ell = W panda samald la Mavis. la Ord to tatsastir of tile 111110 pier sls aappllsi. Is Lois% by SAM Bair elltd am, Passlapesedlvast; MY% Abdaasbins ; Wm" dt. Ware ; Ilhadma tad Oa. Goat Albhalsaa ; Koala wad 0:... Jobradia. Osull1; Prost, NMI lbapr. ~aat sad ON Bow-eharebyard : are la *lid by rade Ina all dantals mid dealers la matlelaes la es Itallii Iligion. Mu 41. ft pm WOW NOTICE OF REMOVAL.—Mame. WILLIAM LOMOND and Co, Stork are Share brokers sad itallersy ertioores. reeprettally beg to tablet thee Mark sod the paella eat they here REMOVED their OFFICES free the Hate( Oem. mere to Na 1, Boyal LYthasee-ballthaga there erg tree le IS favoured with a tomeseace of that they Wdaa ~ e and east haw ribose saloyed.—llay 14. 1(49. , This asy abU■hed, in kap. prke 0ka..., THE POETICAL WORKS of ALEXANDER POPE. Reined and arranged expressly tor young persons and Ey W. C. MACILMADT. Bradbury and Evans, 11, Bouverteetwet Ilda de IR puthabei, In kap. ova, Nice ov. A , SHORTINQUIRY into the HISTORY of AGRICULTURE, In Amine., IlLedheval, .ad Madera Time. Uy COLUMNS Wl= Iloadvms, Eat. Landau: Published far the Authte by Bradbury sad Enna, 11, LANDING of QUEEN VICIOII.IA in IRE LAND.—"May It please your Majtety to treed on the tail of my amit." —Sir Patrick Italdida. dee "PUNCH," No. 421, ear August R .s trew ad.; stamped, 4 1 . Odlse,llS, est IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. THIS DAY. PROROGATION. THE QUEEN'S SPEECH . This day Parliament was prorogued by commission, the foliowiog royal Speech being read : MT LORDS AND 01 We have it in commend from her Majesty to inform you that the state of public business enables her to dispense with your attendance in parliament, and to close the present sesaion. Her Majesty hes directed us to express her satisfaction with the zeal and assiduity with which you have discharged the laborious and anxious duties in the performance of which you have liven occupied. Her Majesty has given her assent to the important mea sure you have passed to amend the navigation laws, in full confidence that the enterprise, skill, and hardihood of her people will assure to them a full share of the commerce of the world, and maintain upon the seas the ancient tenon n of this nation. Her Majesty has commanded ns to acquaint you that the friendly character of her relations with foreign powers affords her a just coutidence in the continuance of peace. The preliminaries of peace between Prtosia and Denmark h►te been signed under the mediation of her Majesty, and her Majesty trusts that t►is convention may prove the fore runner of a definitive and permanent treaty. Her Majesty's efforts will continue to be directed to pro mote the restoration of peace in those parts of Europe in which it has been Interrupted. GENTLEMEN OF THE HOUSE OP COMMONS, We are commanded by her Majesty to return you her thanks for the provision which you hays made for ate public service. The public expenditure hu undergone considerable reduc tions within the present/ear, and her Majesty will continue to apply a watchful economy in every branch of the public service. MT LORDS ♦RD GINTLZMEN, We are etommarded by her Majesty to congratulate you on the happy termination of the war in the runjaub. The exertions made by the government of India, and the valour displayed by the army in the field, demand her Majesty's warmest acknowledgments. Her Majesty has observed with gratification the spirit of obedience to the laws which has been manifested by her subjects during the period which has elapsed since her Ma jesty last addressed her parliament. . . It is the characteristic of our constitution that it renders the maintenance of order compatible with the fullest enjoy ment of political and civil liberty. The satisfaction with which her Majesty has viewed the peaceful progress of her people in arts and industry, has been greatly alloyed by the continuance of dis tress in one part of the United Kingdom. Her Majesty has observed with pleasure your liberal eser . . . Cone to mitigate the pressure of this calamity, and her - . Majesty commands us to think you for your unremit -164, attention to measured calankted to improve the general condition of Ireland. It is her Majesty's fer vent hope that it may please the Almighty Dispcser of even's to favour the operation of those laws which have been sanctioned by parliament, and to grant to her Irish peep's, as the reward of that patience ani resignation with which they have borne their protracted sufferings, the blessings of an abundant harvest and of internal peace. The Earl of Carlisle left town yesterday for Kirkstall Orange, Leeds Lady Mary Wood left the Chan cellor of the Exchequer's residence in Downing-street on Monday for Hickleton Hall, near Doncaster. THE HUNGARIAN REFUGES left England by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Sultan, which sailed from Southampton on Monday afternoon, for the Black Sea. MR, GODSON, MEMBER FOR KIDDERMINSTER, now lies dangerously ill from disease of the heart, at hie seat, Springfield-hal l, Lancaster. The attack was rather sudden, Mr. Godson having arrived from London only a few days previous, in his usually apparent robust health and spirits. OPENING OF THE CIIURCII OF THE JESUITS IN MATPAIR.—The first church which we believe the Jesuits have ever possessed in London was opened yesterday by the Right Rey. Dr. Wiseman, assisted by Dr. Browne, R• 011111 Catholic Bishop of Wales; Dr. Gillis, Roman Catholic Bishop of Edinburgh, and a numerous clergy. The church standa in a mews. The form and style of the church are, we believe, the work of Mrlicholes; but the deecrations of the easetnary and of the inteeier are due to Pugin. On the right and the left of the high altar, and in either aisle, is a chapel—the one of the Blond Sacrament, the other of St. Termini (the founder of the Order) aid another saint. With the intrinsic beauty of the church the furniture and equipments of the altar are in harmony. The wheal is • gift from Sir Charles Tempest, and will serve to illustrate the liberal character of the general decorations. The mere binding of the book, we are informed, cost 381. Between the beginning and conclusion of the pontifical service, Dr. Wiseman preached a most impressive sermon on the hist , ry and present situation of the Jesuits; on their emulsion from Rome previously to the democratic outbreak, as from other states and countries on the eve of revolutionary trouble.; and congratulated his own flock on the accession of such tellow-soldien in a due form, and with adequate means, to their common warfare. In the evening Dr. Browne delivered a sermon. In future, however, it will generally be, it is to be presumed. not bishop., but the mem bers themselves of a srciety which has been always famous for its preachers, that will make the walls of that church re sound with their exhortations, expositions, or d.nunclatiots. LAYING THE FIRST STONE OP THE NEW FULHAM WOILICHOIIIII BY THE SNOOP or LONDON.—On Monday afternoon the ceremony of laying the first stone of the new workhouse of the Fulham onion, which comprises the pa rishes of Fulham and Hammersmith, was performed by the Right Rev, the Lord Bishop of London, in the presence of the members of the present board of gaardians of the union, and those of the past year, and the leading and other inha bitants of both parishes, to the amount of about 800 persons, a large number of whom were ladies. The parochial, na tional, and workhouse school children were in attendance in the grounds. The site of the intended workhouse is situ ated on a riot of ground of five IMO in extent, on the side of the high road leading from Hammersmith church to Ful ham town and Putney-bridge, and close to Brandecburgh House, formerly the residence of her late Majesty Queen Caroline, the consort of Geom. IV. The workhouse, the hospital and receiving-hones of which are already erected, is to be built to contain 480 inmates. The builders are Messrs. Glenn of Islington, and the contract is for 13,0001. At five o'clock the guardian., past and present, with the principal inhabitants of both parishes, to the number of nearly 70, dined together at the Albion Hall, Hammersmith, to cele• brats the event • John Gunter, Eaq., of Fulham, in the chair. The convivialities of the everting were kept up to a late hour. INQUEST, YESTERDAY.—DETEIHniED Before Mr. W. Payee, at the Salutation Tavern, Newgate • street, relative to the death of Jane Tfiby, aged 38, the wife of a pork and butter salesman, of 14, Newgaterstrest, who terminated her existence by gutting her threat. The de ceased was the mother of two children, with the youngest of whom she was confined about five weeks singe. On the hSunday previous, while at church, she wee Weal with ysteric fi ts. SINN her confinement she ked gnawed from lowness of spieits, and gradually get wares mill Woodsy last. About seven o'clock is the evering ahe matthed se cretly to Aide flea the shy Ise oldie loge met Mb% li with whisk dm Misted the wend 'Adel gamed her death. lir. Theme= of Bowing, surgeon, who bad attended her Meese s ik s mania. The wo= i dse lailelod was meet had divided the carotids ea each aide, martg the vertebra, and her death ma doubt/as ImMelemeeem mat, "Tem porary isreeity." FRANCE. PARIS, TUESDAY, 6 30 P.Y. All dnubts are now removed as the Pieimontese and Austrian n•gociation. The pretended accepta tion by Piedmont of the ultimatum so pertinaciously put forward in several quarters, turns out to be un true. M. de Briick, who, as we hare already stated, had started for Vienna on the evening of the 23rd inst., brought away with him tre ultimatum, modifi , d in the sense of its passible acceptation by Piedmont. It was impossible that an answer could be received, or that M. de Bruck could return to Turin so soon as the 27th, which is the latest day from which we bare intelligence from the Sardinian capital. The couater neee grewly modified some of the demands of Aus tria, and it is to be hoped that M. d'Azeglio may not have to submit to the hard conditions that Austria has endeavoured to impose. M. douin, reporter of the committee of finance, has presented a report in the name of that body, adopting d'urgence the proposal to raise that portion of indt re.t taxes raining specially to departmental and com mercial expenditure. It may be recollected that the minister elated that without this sum, which amounts to 4! millions, the conseik generaux, which meet on the 13th of August, could not be assembled. M. Gonin ' in the name cf the committee, also expresses regret that the budget should he proposed in small pieces, but he thinks it better to do even that than to keep back the entire budget so long as to render ne cessary votes of douzicnwa preeisoires. In the Assembly to-day the project of law on the organisation of the courts of law was referred to a committee. The project of law has for its object to render inamorible the judges of the divers courts in France. A project tending to abolish the payment by workmen by a certain number of days of labour was also referred to a committee. It is habitual for workmen to perform three days' labour in return for certain advantagesgranted to them, and it is to abolish this that the prejectof law is intended. The bureaux sat to-day. to name a committee for the purpose of considering the demands for permission to prosecute two representatives. The authorisation was granted by all the bureaux. The commissioners named to consider the project of law on the state of siege are all faveurable to its adoption. The commission chosen to consider a project of law tending to the choice of a committee of thirty mem bers, whose duty it would be to examine all plans favourable to the resumption of work, have decided against the measures. It was under debate in the Chamber up to post-hour. The loan of six millions of the department of the Seine was not adjudicated to-day, the highest bid not having recched the minimum fixed by the muni cipality. The bid only reached the sum of 980 f. for ' each obligation of I,OOOL The president's journey has caused an immense ex citement through the departments that he has passed. Letters from Mans state that whole families, crowded into carts and carrying provisions with them, have crowded to see the ruler of the republic. According to some journals, however, his reception at Angers has not been as pleasing to him personally as it promised to be. There was an immense concourse of people, but the shouts were much less personal than the pre sident might have desired. "It was, " says the Assernhlie Nationale, "posi tively stated yesterday, in the lobbies of the Assembly, that the ex-King Louis Philippe had the intention, for the most pious object, to demand permission of the French government to make a pilgrimage to Dreux, where the bodies of the Duke of Orleans and other members of the ex-royal family are deposited. The ex-king would only remain two days, and would return again to England. He would assume the title of Count de Ponthien, and would only be accompanied by a valet-de-chambre." The Uhion says :—" The President of the Republic intends, on the 15th August, to have a grand review of the troops forming the garrison of the department of the Seine ; 150,000 National Guards and army will be assembled. It is positively stated that three crosses will on this occasion be distributed to each regiment; one to officers, and two to sub-officers." The Patrie says :—" It was stated yesterday, at the Assembly that Marshal Gerard is to resume the func tions of Chancellor of the Legion of Honour, which he discharged at tho revolution of February, sad from which he was brutally dismissed by the provisional government. In case the marshal's state of health should not permit him to take the office, General Arrighi de Psdoue, the eldest of the generals of divi sion, will, it is raid, be appointed." The death of Marshal Molitor reduces the number of officers bearing this rank to five. M. Dafournel has presented a proposition to the National Assembly, to the effect that canals, railways, docks, basins, the canalisation of rivers, and other public works yielding revenues, and carried on by companies, shall be conceded by a law which shall enact the number of shares, the capital of each, the rate of interest on the capi tal, the amount of the re ceipts, to be set apart as a reserve fund, &c., &c. BOURSE. PARIS, Jinx 31. F o ot Fur Account 1 limey. Opening( Highest. Lowest. Lionliag. ---- 3 per Cent 5.....—.... &I Sli 33 40 53 SO 53 40 53 50 5 per C05t5.........—.. N 111 87 95 „ „ 35 25 6 do. Na Loam . 0 o o 4per Conn.. 0 . II " " per Canto. Emboss an laria : 30 day% 25 33; 90 days, 25 224. Benno.., 160 —.... " Mr* Naples Rents 5230 Money. Im. h 11143 ...... " " Roman Loan Do. no. RAILWATII—Pser 101111 Orleans, Avignon and Manag; WO; (Viersoa), 305; Ilsrataz ; 195 1 bmrg, 352 50; Tomm and ant es, I, 752; Rouen and Bane, 230; traabourg and Bale, 100; Centre North, 417 SO; Paris and Stns. ,106 23. ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—The news from Rome is of minor interest. General Cordova, commander of the Spanish forces in Italy, has issued, conjointly with the pontifical commissary Berardi, a proclamation restoring the pontifical authority in the province of the Campagna. By a decree of the 21st alt., General Ondinot has named a commission at Rome, composed of Messrs. Marino, Prefect of the Apostolical Archives ; Com mander Visconti, Commissary of Antique Monu ments; and Legot, Secretary and Librarian to the Academy of France, to inquire into the state of the puolic libraries, and notice the robberies which might have been committed there The Tuscan Monitor of the 24th says :—" Yester day evening the Austrian troops occupied Cetona, Foyano, and Monte Varcbi. The band of Garibaldi is still in the vicinity of Arezzo, where it is closely pressed by 5,000 Austrian.. General Stadion has removed hi. head-quarters to Asciano." The Concordia of the 27th publishes a proclamation addressed by Mazzini to the Romans, recommending them to endure with constancy and firmness the cala mity of foreign intervention which smite. them at pre tent, and not to give way to discouragement. He calls upon the municipalities to repeat with firmness that they adhere voluntarily to the republican form and to the abolition of the temporal power of the Pope, and that they consider every government illegal which has not been freely approved by the people. He says: " Let the cry be constantly heard. Down with the govern ment of priests! Free suffrage for ever ! All those who have sworn allegiance to the republic should divest themselves of their functions wherever the pontifical colours have been hoisted. A whole nation cannot be put in prison. The Roman Assembly is not dissolved. The triumvirs, although their public action has been ruspended by brutal force, only await the favourable moment to convoke it again." TUSCANY.—A letter from Viareggio, of the 24th, Rives an amount of the landing of the Grand Duke. The ministers, prefects, the municipality, and deputa tions from all classes of citizens attended. Rather unexpectedly, Archduke Albert and General d'Aspre arrived with a body of Austrian grenadiers and chas seurs,and placed an Austrian guard at the grand ducal palace, notwithstanding the remonstrances of the pre- [THREEPENCE. feet, to which General d'Aspre arswered, that tta Austrians had come to exercise their rights. The Piedinontese Gazette,of the 26th, publishes the following telegraphic despatch from La Sp. zia, dated Leghorn, July 24 : " The Grand Duke of Tuscany has returned to his stater, aed landed this morning at Visregg:o; after a few hours stay he has ret out for Lucca. The diplom ;tic body will preceed to Lucca to-day. In a few days the grand duke will go to Florence." VENICE.—The Verona Journal contains a letter from Venice of the 21st, in which it is stated that the Austrian fleet had thrown incendiary balls upon the town, and that if the wind had not been vitleat, they would have fallen on the square of St. Mark, and that one fell at a short distance from San Giorgio, opposite the Giudecca. The Pius IX. hrd narrowly escapcd being taken, having had her paddles dean li,hed by a shot from the Vulcan. Seven-rights of the popu!a lion desire, it is said, the return of the Austrians, on account of the hardships they endure, and the state of starvation they are in, and Venice cannot therefore hold out more than a fortnight. SARDINIA.—Among the persons recently elected to the mw Chamber of Del uties of Piedmont is M. Constantine Rets, who has just been c ,udemed to death by the Court of Appeal of Genes fur taking part in the insurrection. The Courtier des Alyea announces that important arrests were made at Turin on the 25th, in conse quence of the discovery of plots against the govern ment. GERMANY. AUSTRIA.—Vienna dates are to July 29. The absence of all news from the northern and western seat of war is • hint that the affairs of the Ms are are going on well. It now appears indis putable that Dembinski is at the head of a powerful corps-d'arnige, based on the Middle Theism, and ope rating frcm the south against tha line of Psskiewitch, while Gingey,with his back against the wall of the Car pathians, and fenced inaccessibly by the Alpine Tatra, is assailing the same line from the north. The out posts of Dembinski are in Jas-bereny, Ileves, end Neu-Kate, while those of Gorge" menace t he Russian columns between Erlan and lauchau. Thus nothing can be mor secure than the position of the Hurgarian leaders, while that of their Russian adversary is in the highest ;degree:precarious. Meanwhile Hsynau, having launched several fee fa-fpm proclamations to keep the Feathers from stirring during his I absence, matched with the bulk of the Au trian army, on the 25th, towards Ketskemet. Thus, 'while he iltreatened the left flank of Dembinski, his own right would lean on the Danube, and be sup ported on the other side of the Danube by the corps of Schlick, whose outposts are pushed up to Stahl weissenberg. Meanwhile, lower down the river, at Kalocza, there is a strong Magyar corps, under Vetter, which is backed by the victo rious troops of Gayon in the Baczks, who have just crushed the Ban. The fortress of Comoro, with its strong garrison, cripples the efficiency of the limbs of the Australtussian army, and lies like a great ulcer near its heart, preventing the flow of life towards the extremities. Thus, if Haynau should get worsted, the obligation of watching Comoro will prevent him from receiving the proper support from the Austrian troops behind him. A direction given by Koesuth to the inhabitants of Pesth when he eithdrew from that city on the Bth inst., is worth noticing:" Do not spend your strength," said his lost proclamation, "and expose.yourselves to destruc tion by a useless resistance when the Austrians and Russians enter ; but, if you should hear of a great battle in the neighbourhood of Pesth, then let every man rise against them." Hayman remembered this when he enforced the disarming of the people with threats the execution of which would eclipse Tamerlane. From Transylvania there is intelligence of the arrival of General Clam in Cronstadt ou the 13th, and of the the advance of the Russian vanguard, under Engel hardt, to Fogarasch, on the read to Her mannstadt, where a Hungarian outpost was driven in with considerab:e loss of killed and prisoners. From the mouth of the Theirs there are detailed accounts of Magyar attacks upon Kamenic, Vilovo, and the entrenchments of Kuiczanin, on the Pith and lthh, which, outs ithstanding their impetuosity, arc said to hive produced no result. There is no other news whatever of importance from the seat of war in any direction. Several clergymen, both catholic and protestant, have been taken prisoners ; among others, the dean of the cathedral at Stublweissenburg, and the bishop of Erlan Lonovich, who have been both brought to Priebarg. On the 25th Paskiewitch's head-quarters were at Gyongyos. The third corps, under Ittidiger, and the fourth, under Sass, had marched respectively front their positions at Gy ungyos and Mis kolcz towards St. Peter. General Paniutin's division was to follow and support Haynan to wards Ketskemet. Oa the 24th, Major Schmidt, of the artillery, advanced in that direction with 10 reserve-batteries and 60 pieces of cannon. The Mag yars were throwing up strong entrenchments at Szegedin, where they had 200 cannon. SPAIN. Our Madrid correspondence of the 2Gth announces the arrival in that city of General Serrano, but he was only expected to remain a few days. MADRID, it Llt 20.—Three pee Oeintn, 27* paper. Fon? pen Cents., 101. Fire per Ccnt.., 114 paper. Coupons, 71 paper. Bask of St. Ferdinand, 81 mney. Exchange on landau, 80.72. SWITZERLAND. The Swiss government have declared themselves satisfied with an arrangement proposed as regards the body of Hessian troops that invaded their ter ritory at Busingen. The Hessians are to be disarmed and sent beyond the frontier, where their arms will be returned to them. THE RIVER PLATE.—We have received from Rio de Janeiro an official copy of a project of convention for reestablishing friendly relations between France and the Argentine Republic, drawn up by the French Admiral Le Predeur, in conjunction with Rotas, the governor of Buenos Ayres, and General Oribe, the pretender to the. presidency of the republic of Uruguay. The prominent points of this convention are as follows: 1. General Oribe is acknow ledged as President of the Republic of Uruguay, whilst the government of Monte Video is regarded as an authority merely de facto. This acknowledgment is the essential point of the pending question, as the recognition of Oribe as president would (it is said) render the independence of the republic of Uruguay quite illusory, that person being one of the most devoted creatures of Rune 2. No mention whatever is made in the treaty of the independence of the republic of Uruguay. 3. The principle of compensation to foreigners by Roses and Oribe is entirely excluded from the project, which contains no proviso for guarantees in the convention with the former. 4. No absolute period has been assigned for the withdrawal of Ron' troops, whilst the government of Monte Video is compelled to disband its foreign legions immediately, and to deposit their arms on board the French ships of war. The French government undertakes to raise the blockade of the coast of Uruguay as soon as hostilities are suspended; and all merchant vessels and their cargoes captured during the blockade are to be handed over to their owners by the two contracting powers. The navigation of the riven Uruguay and Parana is ad mitted tabs an internal navigation of the states of Uruguay and the Argentine republic. ALARMING FIRE AT A TAVERN.—The family of Mr. C. Sayer, of the Horse-shoe and Wheauheaf Tavern, Melina-street, Western street, Southwark, had a narrow escape from being destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Shortly before two o'clock smoke was seen issuing from the lower part of the tavern, and en alarm was given, but on the inmates attempting to descend the stairs they found them on fire, and the smoke was rolling upwards in such bodied as to drive them back. Having made their appearance at an upper window some ladders were procured, when, with the assistance of two persons working on the railway and the police, the whole of the parties were safely rescued. The engines of the parish and London brigade were remarkably early in arriving, and the flames were soon extinguished, but not until considerable damage was done to the whole of the presume and their contents. How the disaster originated is at prolog unknown.