The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-22 00:00:00

'"W' ; ,,A ; \ 11 1 j ~i~ i : 4 e;‘ — ‘ 1 - re . i t S -4 . • t •'. ;/ No. 4.847.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1862. (Stamped, id. Additional ) [TM OPEINCE EOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. CLCUTTA, calling at limintb.—The wall-kuown co/v.. , slailwy etesooakty I Ya.l AN A, 2,366 'OM 10 240,10 r lo Thf .111 ors the Victoria Loot= . Deets out ho Sub Ilan* toboo6th so sad Markey OraveaotiJ as Übe ISth. MN 18 11.= "n .bop. built ozpror4 for the loath grub. barn boollfilthoXy riellott. boa frthroatioecommodatioa the won. p ra, Owl atm as ozportroco4 ottereo• thd • •••••• 4 ••• Ttio Woke will to coolest...l at toter'sb of oft webs by Goo 4 Yr folloortios tioSomfithy aratbory theata.ewearia lealoostai to I ill COMpiay : 14 1. 11 . 1 ”. t.se tom laws. I.OIIIOIM L.AN J. 11•011 2.261 took Gokleo rim*. 7.7111t005, ONO of the booth. 2.V1 SOUL I COIMUL tla •••• Wm IMO& Or prow sooty to Morro Orthelocand Oit.a . . Paollemotothoot. &W. ; Mows Alfred Brett aid Ob.. the, totheffotthoktamed the Company, 11, litho. ItvAill,_Olo ii.C. : orlon alio vplthothth harogemint.s. at INlmithol la OM MIMS dIMM bat man. iliii ll/CILULD maw. embry. kb bib rid babe bilOsiosey plailsi). ie. i liblibriboa - B.C. IVIISS EONSTA ,,,, NCE „ cou k tinues j t: , l e i, frrsh sena person. alsattle i n s awk 17p a . trvai e tio u n P :tter . weaderhil powers Hers of vocalisation by the most deafening and umaietaksbte ap plause, her reception thing compared to the theitthiest sires quest nu the Jenny Mad wrath Ithe will APPLAI ICVERY EVE:VINCI as a sad 11. at the LONDON PAVILION, and apart from the mulattos of etheral admired solo Idates. "bleb she so sweetly modem. Mai Constants will Aug IMMO tavowite duds with Madame Lesetilnl, an artiste poseeving rare musical abilities. The cesapsny comprises a variety of talent. Incluess Malawi/ Veltman's,. Madame Miss Elton Williams. the Elliot h'wliy, Mks Carolina Parkes. Se. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. —..— (zzannes nasinams.) GREECE. THE INSURRECTION AT NAUPLIA. OFFICIAL DESPATCH. ATHENS, Fn. H. lection of books and manuscripts, valued at 20,006/., to the public library of Cape Town. The decision in the case of " Long v. Bishop " was still withheld by the Supreme Court. Another ecclesiastical case of digital celebrity wda' lately to guise in connexion with Bishop Colenso, the Bishop of Cape Town, as the Metropolitan had reported to the Archbishop of Canterbury alleged heresies in Bishop Colenso's new translation of Romans. innazau4oramr.l Bayswater, carpenter, to siu, corn dealer, The whole country and the troops which have been despatched against Nanplia are inspired by the best spirit. The troops have defeated the in surgenta outside Nauplilt, while those still remain ing in the town are greatly discouraged. ttlY Lk:TxWIIAV 11403. Tlchlsonte-street, top of the Haymarket. ILDMIIIIIOM. area, eat: OetoortZs t .. ittIMELL OROVIIt, Musical r. Prinoe Alfred's three rifles had been shot fur. Trade was a little more active. ♦ WOAD IN 5/ARON, BUTLER d McCULLOCH, an of Covent-garden Market, Loudon, and establidicti fur wards of a century, Writs 'Stratton to tinily COLLYCTION of VEGLIABLE ALED6. amittre of the nowt choke and approved varieties. Al ardor, easeutsd free of =Maw, and ate per art. allowed Ms cash. CONSTANTINOPLE, Fis. 20. The harvest had been a good one, although not so large as anticipated. The vintage bad been much better than was expected. Parliament was expected to open later than usual, on account of the Governor visiting the frontier before convening the Legislature. The Briton brings three ladies, passengers an board the Orient, from Adelaide, laden with wool, which took fire near .Ascension. She was able, how ever, to get into the port, where the fire was ex tinguished and the vessel repaired. iILACK BALL MONTHLY AIIIHSALIAII CUMIN Inn LOXIMI Bled be WNW" I—Wiar. - p No. I. A complete Collection of Yepetoble Seeds tor tee year's supply A4 0 No. 2. Ditto ditto ditto smaller quastitko 1 0 0 Set O. IMtlo ditto ditto ditto For full partkulare.u, Catalogue Fage el). Delertetere Seed Catalogue foe MPS nay be bad bee sad pod rat uw el applkaakna ootelalutog all the sew sad malt appeared of Flower Seed& 6 ; es telt .• I 4 t. •• •I IL I ' I t:a. •l arts. ,IM hell* . it f t ,tn. •utlx. NV. T. & 4 eie , sad ........ NO. is 1 Ibi "M.' 1I,llsars• "don tromiiihml Carlstrartl 1.1.10. liriNarso 11. Lear LW April 15 — f147. - Crleaeslid Baia pialtristaillitrriettlitft7 aM r i p,i Frogs& saruoi • lii 4 sii= seduistis. sod Shah psi wage lei. egossiglua Is 1. say voimair aka& —For al Forth 01 -' O . truPort or to Australis alp= JAM lai MINIM sad Co : a Aosta tor Us Pad Law sad I. T. 114 rid Co.. 1. Loodealialloirsok L.A... LC. WEEKLY MAX OOMMUNIUATION to YORK uvrryorm, wrw YORK, I.I.IILIDLLPHIASTIIIIII4II,IPULdInyiT Mori tt.. tr 1411 pawed his Om. Ptiaisablps, eailleg as Q. t wit L. eful.sk powegin sad despatches. as fells: V. LI KLY - MIN LIVERIIEL Eut NEW YOLK. try is WA4RINOTON. Wldneeday, tab. 11. . . 4.11\ . 401111% Wedesiag, Waren 5. tilt 01 SALTIAKIM. Wednesday, ]lees 1i nod every mosseding Wednesday Alo parser. 16, 17. eM U gulasse. seesreltret to Us sessa. wad E..eereei nsesseps.• gains. ischtelins all provision, • raeseasses Sr 4 sad We Wester.' Stat. booked eery adreednesyne Yet norther penicillin eeplY to WILLIAM IS/Wr. Wanennesest, laysrpeul; it to WKS and *AZT . IL Vet Willssnereek ato. BRITISH and NORTH AMIRIOAII ROYAL MAIL STRAW ISM borer 11VILIIPOOL Tula: rect. and heron LIVOISPIL sod BUNTON. re Nara as at Nara*. 'no ton•wils it etre err an to mall Iron larepeel, .. M Car be deer the A. fit NEW VORA, deberry. March 1. AMEMICA. thatTiiN. fleterdep, & • A.IA. lot ARM YORK. &rode,. Mona 16. • Tatted todessomand goods Ice 'sera sad Havana. be be trnarrtv4 at New York oe board re SALL& Yarns& tarp wry, hichedbig SIOWSIIeI dee end provider. bee wriest ramis or rood ;—To alarm end 1011404 tile/ saYa Art ; road err 114. To New Ter, rid cable, 4211; nib* At& hslgkt to Harr &Malt awl Now York. AS per Ir. sod 6 per ant. Orr —Apply to J. B. roord, St Old bsearletreet, brim. U. Conn., Havre, and Pro de di Bore, Tarts; O. and 1. 8 , 11114, Bochaaluerreet. Glasgow k cad C. Weever. dneendooo es 4. and C. lainlvee, Wll/1,141.14 WOHILLIPPB, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS .111despaleli the sestersiestlonal nest due ate/anus am WlSas ice 111tE , 421f, the 11‘t AV, Wednesday evening, l'eb. SC, from Hoes !yawn. I. aro.. trt, Cl, ml tea kMnln Lkkeldl lamed at a tare awl a halL Netlee.—The hallway het.. en Firemen and ltremerheven Is wav nprn Ste trails Goods conveyed at wslerate /stale B.c -m/haves being always asemilbee, mite odera a favourable oriliy ger pods la• wady MI parte ul tee/many while tlr metiers Isert• an eke& W lee. ter UOTHEIIRVILG. th• 41taTi, WASA. frees lloreelydows, Is akw awe. is be Sonoma by the Icasion," and Misr Sest ets.. stemma PorTrearaLpeolsor, te , arpty at Cliapthia Valorem' Mee. ll. lotestalm. W., or to PUILIMS, VUS, sod PULLIAM& lood-Imac El l . BANK of AUSTRALASIA, incorporateil by AI Royal Charter, Mi. No. 4, threatlaavalo-alreet, LOollOth Yea. a lira - The of Directors lIKAERT GIVE NOTIC'E that the TWKNTY-EltiliTH ANSI AL GENLItAI. Iti:Eriv; .4 the fropetetors will take place at the lit ice of thi Corporation. No. 4, Threadnecolle.street Both DAV. the 24th day of March nest, at Doe Writ preciscly, for the following purposes 1. To receive the Annual litep.n of thu Directors. t To .ket three Ptivators in the placo of iludiv going oat by rotation.. a Air Mato T. TerrinhAr. Bt., M.P., Meer Vamp. hag and 41.41rar Annustiss Kr« h. EN , who, being eligllge for re elec tion, have been proposed accordingly. & To elect a Pr:octet in the soots id Edward Barnard. by., *mod. T. Tramler 110.6 grill tkr closed frwu the 24th March until image raw by er.l. r Ur Court. bi ILLLAM MlLLlKLN.lessetaty. LONDON CARPET WARIROI7BI. Ai WArall indi &WM I mod 4, 000DOLST1IZT. W. EASE CHAIRS, COUCHES , and BIM 'MOWN MIBOTIMIS have ewe of the mot semi* mg kW harm Past up be • yee7 mall epee he art MOM If Yang re. opal. talikary. aall Walla OW hem kw NI. nosalllg. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTINO MEAT SCREEN mai a largo fund of seat with • rw•fil handful of cools. 116 r isillas b lisenosso . the alma it lwautadly rotated is "mg Pert, liroirued all over. aid ail the vary a.I nutritione peppanies isenlood Price tat. !If B. Thaw turpnalati *Owns tin pointed Br wowealninin a Br& BARLOIIiII POTATO WEILLIIER, the Cook's soot : as In/YAW mettiodi d easktag Ma favourite ousssess ft pertsttea hew fle., 7a., Ili. BARLOVTB AUTOMATONCINDER SIFTER, .1.11 Immeold s Mimi. warranted to we on tea of ends la Vim Polo Ila tWial 1.1 IS rms.) 11ARLOWII PATENT CASK STAND. No our. i soilmot illerefted la IA Igoe. Wet why Ns blew ewe le • see& Mee end aprerd. BARLOWII SEX-ACTING SYPHON TAP. So wog pot eviatre4 se mere eat beer er veer trim Miss ft et ; AMID dodge IL—April ottro.t to JAW= )41111W. yelleeeek 14. Ilaadisalmos. Onolirlilie wine end oldies, et every Net :an SUNOS en Leeterleeltilletli, Illeeteehee Irl nA1131,11 SPERM CIAItDIIII, le. 4d. and Ira el : =MOM , ova, Is It; roparam44Paa„ I 4 : wink 14 ed.. Id.. and 114104. " Mow limPlk 1441.144. . 4144, ; seselti% Y.. Celan Y. N. poi emus ; 7 ,414 . 1 4, t rMa. pole 11464. ; 14.40.1, 444. . 01:1 444w4 4444.14 N. per osibil; eimasa brown Wisdom. IL: WIND WlNlmer. la 44.; liere,l4. 411.; illyeerler 4104444. 44 pa ler—lor ask al IL P. WWII mg SAW •144444114144 Mew WNW AIM MsiVistelmr. 014141.46144 faseas. W.C. WHITS and BOUND TUTS are isdispaysibble Sts lbersel Allassalass. and Ss Malik and kagssity by a. sualksibla al loot DOW LAN DV ODOX7O, sit Ka L MICK. aomposaisd d Orlsssal tagredlissft li a .a- salsa la ma ••••ftlas Ms is sten.yteawasg Use vas. mg las • *alai hypos.. be lb. nr•stb. It srailksbes lair dr Yak /1111110.111 @psis . 4 1 ...•••4 Amy. mad par. sail pmer••• as ••••••1. 1. •hhelli Is Imports • p•srWibe wklbosiss. Ila lawskahis= amass ban oblakmd IM . peleasaes d ta.y•ot Ur nsry d Op , mil IS Is uelressally Is b mots Mae b isa pt bus. MA by A. Ilas ing 111. isaisa. 1 .1•••• mho. awl y ChimisSe =a rberboya. Ask kw ' Sersobsois • ASTHMA, BHORTNMot BREATH, BROM JILIVILAL43 lA. iatallft YAWN lel mod by mammas Pectoral IsmaeAton . The saiste. •••141 , 14. prbsinites tato the think evltos .b le 11•11,- gains, heillbibse sapen.railoa, sant ambui tM lbadiome of lanastrit wpm al ivarrailoo. —T. laple, law d'AaMw .a. 411 heel& ?.k. Sa. ect. • bat boil la lands. by V.Y.tr. Illaymerbot. ItINNEFORIYB PURE FLUID MAGNERL& a.. Sr bum darks Waslipive rws. „ =haticalb LAW t cued Ity the abiding prollasiask awl us y sesupbal Platte. as the bra fused, tor acidity al As aboarcab. terthara. headache. seek sad ladleasalea. aad la • mild aye. he. dehcate constionms Non especially for ladles and it, It le yawed. Is • rlaa• of perfect parity sail dt.cte Kreeetb, catty b DI btltilltitit sad Cu, In. Nett 1444 street. Landon. sad aid by all ropaulabla Itsaahlteet the wed& 1)R. BUCHAN'S INVIGORATING ESSENCE, 7farmus Massaro sod Omni Weeksiee, at sees """e" Ned inliporaus .idled NOW 111!_iesee OMNI- Wed ..eulleteles,, timely eeseettee= l l l lM4 1 . 1 . 18 ." ftedUt. mew, sad a redeubbed IheNllllll,lllt Hr seed .111 tone omeletteq sod prim YON, *pew 'As Peke per bottle, ez sd. Iles, ss bur time the eeestlth Awes& LUILIAT MIONS. liteeledeele. es...J. rod el al cliesilsia tbroweibeee lie we& R. RICORD'III EINEM= ell LIFE sows siss..4 Is as nogg ghsglagra amillragrara Cr stet rewire Ir Weeribra rata w peramsat Au raggshaUga saasaaary.-Iss, la aura, TAM ten hilirialum a a t PL. .1 bar 'swamies tor i t rant wraigre. S tab raragtof remittance or atrumps.--Reb igesraFitalt 2 . 1, a. I* PRINK emu Tompie-bar. If IMPIXITUAL REMEDY.-LAMBERTS A SATIMATIC BALSAM, without wagalag the Wylie sr 'moans las heal. Maly eMwelleue and pleeiwit. V agnetting be the Wet medwase a Ileresdarialy wheelies cotwin smidessed cuss of s.l sod twigging igewnillegklL tn. _ a _lnentle curer gnaws alma Os Madly gramme* tutorage, ale allays the Willos Min triosassi b erh ad t en Minna, Mug e..anuseplie• Ma ideate are Ina/ ele &bared of sleep. se ries Mins dews Ire kw of relief Ye • few agnates Wier tablas f.t.n. 7 •17 10 . .W soil by W. Labial , KT, eberalat, 21, imams t. theta Inelwartiall. earl by all gravitate. la bottles ISO., sad fisuut•• V MA, b. W. wed Be peettealar mad lit kr LimMeit dis s Asthmatic Habra rgy ricericesad addriss is.dirslogi slow QTEVENS sad SON Wine and Spirit Merchant. 1.3 RR ITlnli end COLONIAL SPlRlTS.—Atevens and goal English Oho bee keg bees knees tor Ili isparierity el Z u ni strength, mid Weer; he high quality is mansalsed. Gha, ts. la. Int N . . i .c . gallon: West geality snot string*. 12., lia. IL pit Whishj i ealforirr Wrisadr MIL. Ni. Utah. Me. psi ismens, MA et, US. I sere choir* 171 per oboe. / 11 1=. 14s. W. British bade. keen or pais, Myst alb. British Cordials, lla ei la kidlike to the elevems and Bee keep Metaled's& Hatreds. 17a pr. gallon, ilia per and alle. All good@ delivered fres Withill Bra mins. Time milt —re. Bkhopegataetreet WM& ITALUEB d GOLD. —WATHKRBTON and BROODIN, lor the informatinu d She tablie and their susecoas Palms, Mt to make the following aanouneentent rs =the VALUI GOLD, fecilog persuaded that the We the tab trader sad the public will he alike protected be the wide circeistioa el kaowialic ea sale eatdeck Gehl b.i divided late 24 ma at carat& it follows that gold of II senile lias, is 111cande..11 • Si 0 ands .. ti 111• wank ..t4 • 111 17 wads.. S 0 It •earste .. 1 • $ per suase. II orate.. I TI 7 sante .. 1 6 9 Uganda— 4 1 • 11 mods— U 1 • mate .. 1 1 le 111 swede MUM 16 aerate— I 9 Si • mita .. 017 etarked) •17 11 LI swats— l • • 4 wale .. 014 Se eirsis.. 16 6 IS sante.. 1 l de S cents .. 010 91 sands.. •10 98 11 wants.. IIS 1 2 aerate .. • 7 1 19 mute.. $ 10 cersie.. 1 IS 6. 1 carat... • 11 Meautactory, 14 ficarfettrotrect, Covent-pram W.C., Loudon. u=r.dei dMaas and Jewellery der le. emelt. N.B. ml. le skied at • la the weals& add es tiatardays ▪ ano °Week. BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK (IM alibis] for marking on Linen, rink, ex Cotton. Re wires no pnpatat, and is by far the beet. Notiee.--Obseeve that nn sixpenny lila of the aconite has ever yet been prepared, and that each bottle bears the address on the label id, lane, West boaliklield. City, IC., where it may be obtained wholesale and retell sad at Wet druggists, medicine venders, statioaers, te.. la the Milted Kingdom. Price la per beetle. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NEW AUTMerf AND WINTER EITOCIE for the Weild-Evned Scotch ANOOLL Ha TROUSER& la now mitts and ready tor inspointea. These Troesora wore originated by Mr. Milos, Inver only add row la 7S, 1111001L.$T E ET. MAI% OV ER. ‘4117 AILE and who la .ot oonnictod with any pima tadtatigg and Adm. Wl.B t. ►h Dona ESTABLISHED 18th FERRUART, 1811. CIPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS awl e IN.. 11 most certstals preserve Ow sight. Dittos cahoot be made. Nest wills metals or pebbles, 1K : steel, with ZDeS34. to las. Odd sad Silt er Apostasies sad %ye-Glasses . ~., misty, al squib low prism. Harris's Prospect Glass, IS ed. pest tires. MOIL HAAB'S Yid SON, Opticians to the Sofa FstollY. the British Museum Gates, London. listablisbed 171/t —No trarellsn employed. MOOTHACHE.-110WARDS ENAMEL, for 1 STOPPING DECAYED TEETH, havrerer liege the cavity. It is used fa a soft slat" withunt Preuure . 1 Pain, and nazdenn Into a white masa. It mimes in the bath realty years. reo• Jones estraettaa aaascessary, and arresting the decry. Dim th/US far ass etwilased. Sold by all chemists and luedklua readers. Pries la. DI. CURTIS ON GENRILAL DEBILITY. Le. Jest paldinsed, prise la., pest tree loom the dathoefor 12 dam A MEDICAL EEISAII on the CAUSE CT= of iltEllATUlti DLCUNI In MAX, with plain directions tor panel radeseition to health and ensue the remit ol twestptve year( ansesmentlimatlee la the treatment of those peeallar names and aeoptired diseases which tend to embitter and almallea tta b ESE J. L (lays, 16, Albemarle-street, Lemina. OnsmallationE in ttU 3, and ato 3. •• Wehelemheiltetion la mous there is tto memher of society by Walla thabeek waned be lewd leetal—a heater web person NM IM tellaides of wad, pentapter, or riennyman: —dun. Lads.: M. 3111. Ontinda ; and J. Alien, 20. Warwick-lam Now essay, Mimi la., poet free 14 stamps, nr in a sealed osm ium SO Maws. a popular nie,lical work on NERVOUS EXIILAUSTION. VITA VITALLS, illustrated with 100 Engrav ings from Ms (of mese attoroled at the Hotel Dlen, - Yaris, and other Hospitals), deresrlythe of the baneful elect. cam. quiet upon the swore mid sessime .4 youth and maturity, cow Mining a prescription of the Asthma lelli enterual application, %lib directions for tte P a lr er i gik l44 lmiaa op teas and bine spermatorrhees. every Mils al irk. aria urethral election. by St Env. s." Member of SAW mar .d &imam I , rtgland, nrt.l lim,ntinte of the lapel {M ies. ofrby.kinnA. Ealln4urgh, rco.t. red under tlan M Moilical Act, who luny he ...malted at hi. resi d ence, Mt. sfiallot4tfeet, Ea- Matetreek London. W. optvnite the side of St. Oeorwe's Church;, daily. 11 till 2. and from 5 till I tainday. 11 till 2. To he had direct a Mama sad hen all Lsokeellen In Pater isastoosow. London. UNIVERSITY nrmucaNcs. OXFORD, FM 21. Oust. CouaaL—There will be an electiou to a Tellemehip ma Friday, April 23th. Causdldatee must be aaderl6 panel ego. sad mutt have takes the Degree of Beebalar of Ana la mane l'hiversny of Great Beitsia or Woad. They are requested to cell upon the provost of Oriel sad preeeat the usual trbtiruomals, as early as they sea within the present term. SPORTING nrrswassor. BETTING AT MANCHESTER—FRIDAY Mow. LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. 9 le 2 apt Oenet Ratthymea Seberbee (t) 7 to 1 Yr. Franke'. ZeLike (t) LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. SS to 1 eget Mr. Perne na. Northern Light (t) MI to 1 Irleenent de Namur's Tippler (t) 26 to 1 Mr. klawkasley's Tumbler (t) Oa, • few ememben were preeent, alai the above was the cab Inflow treareted, the members having been too Way VFW the Waterloo Cowling Meeting. SASS OF AN ILLVIITSATED Nzwowa,rxx.—Yestur lay The Qeee, so illustrated weekly paper, whirl' was cleated &beet six la oaths ego by Mr . 11. 0. &Moe, ties well-knows publisher, was sold by Mr. Haloes, the sea Mimosa et Cheaewy•lane. The circulating wee stated to be sheet 7,00 D weekly, which was just sufßereat to cover the iNIVSSIBIS of piradectios. The money sunk is the concern was alma 3000 i., and 2,0001. of that sum had been paid far weed esegrwriap, which were disposed of with the copy. tight. After welting an hour for a seuoud bidase the sue. Weser knocked down the lots to Mr.Weldun, the publisher, Paten!rter-row, for 5601. Nuw Cuss *hors or THE GILIAT EASTERN. —The directors of the Crest Emden Steeni.ship Company have dually decided epos the appointment of Captain Walter Paton, of Liverpool, as the ftiture commodes. of the Great EMIR This appointment will give greet satiates tiosi in that pott, where Captain Paton das been for meaty yean well knows and highly respected se en able and ex. seaman. end a thorough gentlemen. Captain Patna seamen. in the prime of life, and his appointment to the twponsible poet for which he has been so judiciously esleeted was warmly urged upon the Great Eastern directors by mew of the principal shipoweers mid ateamehip stn were of Liverpoof, who have fur several years had ample of judging of his qoaliSeatirces. We under =tMallkiscaptai o Paton's Wary will be 40091. a year, with ether enatiegeot advantages. GIOVinNSIINT EliltilitATloN. —The Oetliona, of 766 tees, Captain William Holmes, belonging to Mr. T. Teich*, a Loudon. which sailed from Southamptoe ma the Ist of September, arrived at Melhonnie no the 7th ol December last, with the following emigranta on bard. vii : 26 mar ried maples. 206 single women, 11 boys, sad 21 g m.. b. trees the ages of l and 12 yam, and 9 infeate, nailer the care of Pr. J. C. Sanger, surgeon 4uperiateodent. Sin births took piece daring the voyage and only one child died. No Majetty's Essigratioe Cometaimiers chartered on the 10th Wet. the Leseashire Witohoo 1. 386 tOOO, for the eon. Marof emigniate to Sydney. New South Wake, to P;ci s m Plymouth for thet pert between the 27th of Mach end 4th of April, at the mad 141.2 a 6d. permeate advit. The eseentimiowere have gives maim of their 1.. Media to premed es Thursday swat a the 27th lest., to app Medan fee • ship to savvy pareagem to Brisbane, MeDay, Quondam& to be ready es mesh day betw een the 13th mid Seed of April nest laeireive en the commis. Moine mar men The skip to be provided with a hoe wake Obi empareies. [NANDI or POLICTTOMI AND PORTIFIR PARTICI:MAIO TO NE ONTADIM AT TM OFF= or tit CHOP ReOIa2BAR, 00012 OF IlAtnom WeLuaa ATOM% Leluster-a. render March 10, at IL Jong Otmerocit Qom's-place, Kenrona-_ March 6, at 11. WILLIAM %tsar, Royal Mint-street, Tower-hilt licensed Tic teaner, March 6, at 11. WILLIAM Barratagros, Clenchwarton, Norfolk, March 10, at 19. ELIAS LOAM% ltemlugton-place, Notting-bill, greengrocer a foremen, March 10, at 111. WILLIAM Fromm, Orford-row, Old Rent-road, builder, March it at 14 TIIONAS BAUM Pt John-street, West Smithfield, licensed vtc taalier, March 10, at It Ciliates JAntll Coasts, Golden-lane, Oty, grocer's showman. March 6, at 12. O DONUT REATER DM and Ping MietrOMlN, Wood-street City, Mee agents. March 11, at 11. MAMMAS MICBAMU,, at. tleorge'astmet, St. George's.in-em East ARTHUR WILL clothier,l /LIT March 11, at 11. teria, little Allestrect, Whitechapal; boutemker, March 11, et 10. TIIuMAS OWILLIN, Green Arbour-court, Old Bailey, appraiser, March u, at 10. MALT PINILLI. widow, Upper Starnfordetreet, Lambeth, March 11, at le lOtia CBAIIOITI Bacck London, March 11, at 10. WILIAM /Mama, Weat-hill, Wandsworth, builder, March at 141. StLal PAUL BALM Heath. lane, Twickenham, bugler to INR tenth Meet Middlosex Rides, March 11, at 11. WOMAN anurocit, AeWwg d acc. Old Lent-road, and Highelaseit Peelle .m, baker, March 11, at lib .1 TIMMS allaßrar, ilyrealmm, Northamptonshire, farmer, Mara It at H. JOIMI XIOIIAIDt fiewthampton, watchmaker, March 11, at 111. Jball SULLIVAN, Elnestrest. Poplar , stevedorr, March 11. mu.. HEIM LEA, Wareta-buie, City, bookseller, March 4, at U. Bomar Mmettem, Dover, draper, March 11, at 11. CMARLIS SIMARD blrltoNDo, Blacken izetreet Southwark, while lend manufacturer, March 11, at 121. BOOM? YELIOP, Norwich, licensed victualler, March 4, at 11. CHARMS EDWARD N EINNH•II, sherhordstrcet, Blandfordsonara• farm agent, March 11, at 11. WILLIAM FRILIKICM SMITH, Westrooreland-buildings, Abbate gate Meet, lithographic printer, March 11, at 11. Roan DODOS, Illackfriars-rout coachbruker, March 4, at 11. nu? Fnarects FANS, Ilaldock Herta, draper, March 13, at 111. AIM PAIMI S t. Ripley, Purvey, March It, at 11. WaLIAM Juana WILLIAM, Harwell, Perks, auctioneer, Match 12, at 111. ZDWAID PELLOMS, Lewes, builder, March 12, at 1. CMJUMS Timaklclt Kennington-oval, mercantile clerk, March 11, at 2. ALOSINON Miss, Cain-lode, Twickenham, gentlemen, March 12, at 11. ILMIS WOMAN WILLED. Vauxhall.walk, Lambeth, superan nuated permit writer, March 11, at 4. BraJAimi TARIM, Susaex- terrace, Hammersmith, bricklayer's foreman, March lt, at 111. LILICINTS% kopertetreet, Leitesterequare, joint pro prietor of the New Westminster Mualc-hall , March 13. at 11. WILLIAM Downer, Hatfield Petarcl, baker, March O. at 121. Orman JOSEPH Simmer. Slough, saddler, March 12, at 2. EDWARD Isaac DAXDRO, Feuchurebatzett, City, merchant, Merck 7. at 1. /RAMOS COATIS HoWARIN Windsor-terrace, Paddington, pastry cook, March 7. at ii. How, Golden.lane ',and James-street, St. Luke's, glazier, March 7, at le. WILMA'S TOMMIE, Coleehill, Herta, potter, March 7, at 2. WILLIAM Mogom, Little Mount-street, Camberwell, clerk, March 7, at • YANDOUCIL Mode, Weststrect, Kustoo-road, common brewer, March 7, at I. MAST falai, Lacey-terrace, Nemingtos, dlithig.rooms keeper, March 7, at IL 'WILLIAM JillffS KEAN?, Bond's-place, Peckham, tailor, Starch 7. at IL CRUMB WILSON MAOISTS% Stanford-villas, Kensington, March 7, at 12. ADAM SCOFF, Morcott, Rutlandshire, March 7, at I. Rust naoullll. Hassall.street, Covenbearden, March 7, at 2. JUMPY inane. Birmingham, hosier, March 7, at 12. Tuonm WILLIAM numb. Binuingtuim, attorney. March 7, at It TIMMS JUMBOS, Speouelle, Wurcesteraldre, farmer, March 10, at IL EDWARD BARER, Birmingham, attorney, March 10, at 12. JOHN COLO. Mansfield, Notta, twitcher, March 6, at 11. Mina WlLAllesua, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, boiler maker, March 6, at 11. WILLLIM MENSMAII JORDAN, Bristol, coal merchant, March 7, at 11. Mamma Weita ITALTuts, Exeter, innkeeper, March 7, at 11. Loco Juana VANDen Bruit Whitley, Yorkshire, colon. in the Belgian aerates, March 10, at it. Joint BlM.LleariT, Leeds, confecUoner. March 6, at 11. 010105 MUM Glizseley, Yorkshire, cloth manufacture. 17, at 11. JOHN 056101 HOLDEN, Liverpool, &Horsey, March 10, at 11. Join. PRICK Edge.lane, near Liverpool, builder, Marcie 4, at 11. J MOM alma. Liverpool. Me merchant, March Isl. at D. IticiSAals Carat, Sundertaud, shipowner. March 7, at 111. THOMAS DAMSON , Hartlepool, ale brewer, March 4. at n, RuMatilD 'Mau Pain. Kendal, draper, March 7. at 11 - CHAMIX2 Illu. larmiugham, pipe maker, March It, at le. °corms Darter, Blrminybam, loat builder, March 21, at O. Jona EDWARD Dams, birmingham, journeyman thus Mbar, March 21, at 10. EDWARD larrlf, Birmingham, Mastro-metallurgist, Match al. at It Joan FOIISHAW, Liverpool, builder's clerk, March 10, at S. 'WILLIAM Ill•DoMiki, Laverpool, tea dealer, March 7, at I. Illonam Oman SISEPHIRSoII and WILLIAM CALMOMe, Lbw. pool, plumbers. March 11, at DoMIRT Itermataii, Keswkk. Cumberland. painter. March 3, at 11. Jue• Pa TWILSAPIZION, liadery, Yorkahlre, cloth manufacturesr. March 13, at I ng, •L atord. MAST Wali /TOM, publican, March 1, at 91. TIMMS BitanMen, "ottlargbant baker, March 6, at 91. Oaoltnit BoIALI. Pitilawortk, Sasser, blacksmith, March it at It WILLIAM IXORAM, Wellington, Salop, horse dealer, March 7, atlik filoarea DIPIIS, Derby, labourer, March 4. at It 110111417 SCAR% Peterhomugh, basket maker, March 8. at 10. Amen MAIMS% Trowbridge, Wilt., policeman, March S. at 11. Jails Melamm, Weitou-SuperMare, oat/monger, Maacha, atll. JOHN W UJJANUI, Weston super. MAIM 1111111011, March 6, at 11. TEMA/ ?CLOW., Last Dereham, Norfolk, brazier, March 1. at 11. Jaws cirtalrr, Maltishall, Norfolk, bootrnaker, Kozak Mit 0201101 DINO% BriMton. waiter, Marsh 10, at 11. EDWARD WALIACI, Hamby, Yorkshire, provision dealer, March 4. at 10. IRmAteD goiteml, at clothier. March 7, at 12. DANIEL MARRY, Aberystruth, blennumOshire, butcher, March li, at 1. OZOIMS Rona HOWaRD, liameringtiam, clerk In holy orders, Feb, 2S. at It Bout Drum% Brae nton. Devonshire, mal toter. March 6. M 1. THOMAS Mantilla, North Malvern, tailor, March 6, at lg. Pieria Rime% Shlptoirunder.Wychwood, Oxfordshire, late • liceased victualler. March 7, at 10. GIZMOS SaMort, Cumberworth, ,Yeekxhlre, woollen skirt manu facturer, March 10. a. 10. Tow limmoi, Kig. l, - • at 211. r. March Yorkshire, builder, March 7, KAMM, Wpm, time keeper to a carriage builder, at IL .I,kaci LACY, Hertford, chair turner, Marc .13 7 at 11. TH0.1113 Lutlll.3, Frampton Fenn, Llueolnahho, fanning bailiff, March 1. at 10. THOMAS MUNRO, Botrford.Warerickablte, grocer, March 3, at 10. JOHN DILATMI4, Selland. Comeall, carpenter, March 11. at 10. Fusspot Moutons, Cockennontb, latwurrr, March 10, at 3. J 08113.11 DALT, Papcartle. Cumberland, tabulate, March 10, Mt Wtuias CLartreort, Bllaton, Ilareb 7. at 11. Thomas Wimps, Cannock, Staffordshire, plumber, March 4, at 11. W 1 WTSOOLL BACON, East Beyholt, Suffolk cattle dealer, Mizell 6, at It _ . lIBINJAKIN JENNINGS, Bedlington, Northtunbariand„ greengrocer, March 4. at IL FAWN eILUDGIE. Wlthypool„ Sontersetatdre, shoemaker. March 18, at 10. 31.17;11Z/1 Suva IMNION, IClngsten•upimellull.themliit.Feb.2ll, aft!. WHIM GU, Newcaetk.upon•Tytw. journeymen coliperamitk Mae! at 10. WILLIAII "AILS, Ncwcadle•upon•Tyne, commercial traveller, March 4. at le. Thomas MiLL33, men., Newcamtle-upon.Tyne, master mariner, March 4. at 10. FRANC!, HONES, \ewcastle•upnn.Tyne, bailiff, March 4, at 10 . JANIN WHITE and GEO/1011 WHITE. llulme, laaca►hire, March 5, it 10. Jaelß BILICHIST, 11111TH/C, Lancashire. beerhoum keeper, March 5. at 104. Joni Mass BLITH. Horshant,Norfolk, bootatakar,Marclat at IL Jgrits PEEWIT, Norwich. engineer, March 3, at IL Galas Kim, Mulharton, Norfolk. mil merchant, March], at IL CHARM PALMER, IwridporL Manta, twoUnakee, March 3, at IR. JAXEIS 1/10141111101 JAXIIS, Landow% Hants, Reward:e'er, 3131 3, at L LAST EXAYINATICINC March V.. J. C. Wilma", Holland-road and 2safffisiff. NeWPIP !MU:muse agent—March 25. J. O. Chaimly R. M. Climagy, Mune'VMS. Bucks, rattle dealers—March tt. J. Arkin. Old IHshatreet, city, gretngroctir—Msech IS. T. It fie., Darker erect. Berkeleyeemre, watchmaker—March 91, J. Myers, per. toulaini.place, Old Kenbroad, furniture dealer—March M. W. J. Hollis, West Cowes, Isla of Wight, baker—Mardi M. J. Baylis, AsYlinivbilildings. Southwark, attoraey's clerk—March 25, C. H. &Wanly, keinntatreet—llarcli 25. J. Cantor, Great Dovordthset, Sony, watchmaker—March 25. J. H. Challenger Upper Cleve. Ithdrareet, bltrroy.souare, interneymao pianoforte Esau — March 25. J. Bright, Boston. Chico railway partar—Much IS. N. Daniels, Penibridge.villaa. Bayswa ter, merchant—Marc IL L. Cartwright, greet Illancletreet, Dover-road, ikemsed Mealier—Ms:re 21. D. Church, thbonis.vlllaa, P•olthast Rye. 'merchant's clerk—March 28. T. J. Ekstedt, High-street, Sowing ton, pianoforte manufacturer—March SO. G. Parker, Albany. street, Regent's-pork, provision dealer—March !O. 0. Mundy, Winchester, general dealer, and King's Worthy, Han* Paw proprietor—March 20. W. Pipe, Frandingtumn, Su ff olk, butcher —March 20. J. J. Wallis Pictortadrove, Chelsea, Part India agent--March 20. W. Sabah, Whitncrosisplace, !Finsbury, Turk. kh bath men—Much 20. J. 0. Stratton, Haberdatherstreet, Holton, mining .gent—March 20. G. Sleterdikr, Rotherfleki- slust, Islington, gas engineer —March 14. T. Waters, Notting- trigs. thienillaper—March 14. J. Barton, Bookbanintreet. Hos. ton, merchant a clerk —March 20. T. &nook+. Tooley•sireet, Southwark. tobacconist—March 19. W. H. Millidge, Woolwich, goocr—Starch Ili F. id Hayward, George-strut, Hanoveraguars„, dentist—Much 19. C. 11. Soute., Jun., Weetboome park-romans. Paddington, and Oreahameteet, City, —March 19. J. May, W MateaMmet, larked, academes—Yroi 19. J. Ovillitia. Dedford.place, tbaunerclal•road lag, deep n' sasistael—Yard Ilk W. E. Armtek', Oracechurchetreet. sad Crank" marelienle —March 20. A. Hughes, likiheireit. Maks liewhaeloe, draper —March IS IL Morton, Trinity.equans Southwark—March 19. A. W. Barr, .road, Southwark, commercial agent—Mask Mt Elisabeth H h , Great SA Aadraw.strees blootaabarp. March 19. R. J. D. bk. Twickenham. attersim—March 19, M. 1 1 :Wcaterham, Kent, builder—March 19. P. C. Cullom. Ca = rs —March U. W. Symptom, Liau-lane, City. wholuals OA. mempar—March 2.1. J. lialpass, IllsorlaPsdourt. City broker—March O. T. Porter, Northemytas. ikenesal —March 21. C. WRllama, College Itremetwa. illeamas at tree worts—Meek 2.5. I. IL Creswell. Jeentiellasal. nee. dilly, Mee nerchate—March f .i g m enir iti ateC i l= alma agent—March IR W. R. T rarther—Much 17. N. D. Mania 17. T. thilpot, Ihrmnbary. inmkedper-4kerce 17. I. say, Leek, stattordthite, etackntoitla—Marett 17. Sem= • more. Newcastleunder:Lmoe, confectioner-March 17. W. Law, Binnisgbase, brewer-March 17. IL Thomas. Pipe and 14de. Herefordshire, tanner-March 17. 0. Hall. Binningham, sp. nraliser-Marsh 17. B. B. Islakeway, Resit:don, Salop, fanner 11=17. J. Baktr, slavetcr-Wwil It 31 . Vim* 'Ye Celia, Brecknockshire, farmer-March 17. H. M. Preesten, lfonckton Combs, Somereetadre, retired commander in the wry-Much 17. L 1700116, Bristol, tallow merchant- March 18. D. 1.. Cousins, Kingwood, Gloucestershire, clerk- Marchl& J. Powell. Llanpttock, Brecknockehlrejleensed victual ler-Hatch 17. & T. Jonas, Brants,' faleod, Doreetshlre, licensed victualler-March it C. Parkin, ifiglitown, Yorkshire, chemist -March 25. B. Oates, Dombury, woollen manufacturer-Marche& P. 6. taloa, Leeds, engineer-March IS. N. Vernon, Congletca, Cheshire. silk tarowsuir-Ilszth 14. Liverpool, miller- March 14. I. acme rataleld-view, near Lir 1, coal merchant -March 14. R Isaishaw, St. Hasa* Isowblre, joiner-March 11. W. Middlewood, Stretford, Laseashire, Joiner-March O. Z. Easton, Somerootes, Derbyshire, Weber -March 6. J. W Codnor, Derbyshire, bootmaker-March 6. W. Armstroeg, dings. Derbyshire, lodging-home keeper-March 6. J. & Bras& Icy. rashly, Natinithemahlre, farmer-March 6, J. Cawley, Fritchley, Derbyahlre, grocer-March 1. J. Smith, St DerbysWe, farram-March 7. J. Tanner, Wolverhamption7= brewer-March 7. T. Ddialan, Dudley Port. Staff oreishimt limn-March 7. J. Harrell, &Mon, Siert ordshire, coal d e aler- March March 7. W. Worrell., Maw, liteffordshire, retailer of ale- March 24. B. Darks, Tenby. Pinnbrokesidre, innkeeper-March 24. B. Darks Pembroke, eargenter-March IL T. Linsey, BUD ber-bridge, Lancashire, publish-March 7. O. J. Cummins, Greasieroarb, Yorkatirs, groom-March 7. W. H. Pitchford. IVcdsblidge. Shropshire, Obeltemitti--March 27. A. Baker, Coventry, butcher-March 27. J. Henson, jun., Kerede/;Ving wickshire, blackendth-March 27. J. Beacon, Coventry,ur man plumber-March 4. W. J. Vaughan, Wells, iloseanetaltirs licensed victualler-March 14. J. BUENA, Lugwardise, Hereford shire, commission agent-March 4. J. M'Clevuti, _Lees. Lana shire. palmier-tier& H. Helder, If Gnash, busier ioNe- Merch 16. W. K Vincent, Chard. flomerestahlw-March M. J. W hairier, Leamington and Hark, Warwickshire, innkeeper -March 7. O. Webber, Clishaigigh, Devonshire, Labourer-April •tt H. Brown. Lincoln, heeksism,agaii S. J. E. Burley. Mosta, coal March 10. T. W lestar, Staffordshire batty St C. StatTo4ishire, I cord wainer -March el. /7=4 lesbup. Filiffordsblw. I beerhous, keeper-March 11. J. J. IsPor, W Staffordehfre, • dater-March 17. B. Wycombe, Bucks , timber dealer-March 17. D. Vtit. o rt = Basho, beilder-llarch 14. IT. EU* linuddan, igagiusant maker- March 12. T. Welch, Dakar Herta, Ddeser-March 12. J. Pairbrother, Hertford. brewer- 16. B. Bates Derby, pub lican-March 17. J. Dieddiagtea, Whittleney, Webs, grocer llar.h 4. It rewiring, Dak z ike r rraL grocer-March 4. & Penman, Redruth, Cornwall, March 4. J. TIMMY, St. Day, Cornwall. cordwainer-M 4. S. Richards, Wheal Squire, Corneal. miner-March IL W. Brown, Oskhans, confectkeeer-- March 12. C. Fide Iledmin, Cornwell, granagrocer-March 25. Z. Evans, Llywell. Breconshire, woollen manufacturer-Mareh lb. W. T. Golding, Hastinge Sure=, photographic artia-March 20. J. R. butler, Merthyr Tydfil,wire worker-March IL H. Thome*, Aberdare. Glionorganshire, pahrter-March 21. M. T. ' Cobs, Coral& retailerof cigars-MarchtL T. Butler, een., Smetb wick, Stadordahire, breeze dealer-March 22. D. skeldkr., Old bury. Worcestershire-March IL W. Powers, Westbromwich. am:kicker at an ironworks-March 7. J. Jackson, Khigaton npon-Hall, prodder dealer-March 7. T. Hodgson, Kingston upoibilull, flour dealer-Mauch 7. G. Briggs, Klutretou.upoe linli, chemist-March 7. H. Temon, Kingston.upon.liull. Joiner -March 7. J. Kidd, Kingetwupon.klull, botcher-March 7. P. Y. Clayton, Kingeton.upon.flull, butcher-March 12. D. Davies, Blaine, Monmouthshire, plumber-March 12. E.:Le svis, Trvdegar. Moninoethehire, bootmaker-March 6. R. K. Blunsom, Wimp stole NOrthamotaushire, eomenarcial traveller-Starch 7. W. Kidd. Leek, Staffordshire, baker. BANIC/lIPTCT ANNULLED. rob. 10. WILLIAN irICHAIDS CLACTON, LIVISI/001, ant:floater. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. LANDED Inv Inman DOXPANY (LOMB), March 21, at 1, at Basinehalletreet—to 131111 k• a esE. DECLAIATTONS OP DIVIDENDS. JOSEPH SOWinwr and Czsigie THOMAS TAPPON, itegenScircus, Oxtordetreet, and Hull. silk mercers-Ist dividend of 4a. 2d., Feb. 65, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwerda's. Beshighalletreet. Niue Maus and IsainuaL WILLIAM BISHOP, Surreystreet, Strand. navy agents—Srd dividend of Yld., Feb. 2u, and three subeequent Wednesdays. at Edwards's, Badngßsllatrest. Hagar BULL fihide, isle of Wight, corn merchant-Ist divi dend of Is. 10d., Feb. 26, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Haainstreet. Jowl Mu Mama, bander-Ist dividend of is, ed., any Wednesday, at Amman A Bristol. buns TISHRI, C 1..,,, scrivener-Ist dividend of lid., any Wednesday, at Amman's, Bristol. DANIEL WHAM, Bristol, haulier --let dividend of Is. Al., any Wednesday, at *crannies, Bristol. JOHN SHATTOCI, Bristol. Innkeeper-Ist dividend of 54., any Wednesday, at Acre:ones, BrietoL March 7. 8. Jones and Y. 8. Viarwick, Luton, Bedlordeliire, iroinuonnere—Mareh 5. 1. Gadaby, Camden-town, licensed etc tuaUer—liArch 7. H. Worthington and W. Oillibrand. aside, Lancashire, cotton raanufacturers—March 10. 0. Whittaker, Radcliffe, Lancashire, farmer—March IS. R. M. Krohn. tread street, City, m vehant—March 15. 1. Levitt and M. T. Levitt, 3 1 / a eries, chronometer manufacturers—March 15. J. Norris, Peckham, Surrey, wholesale stationer—Match 14. P. Judd. Cha. nun cross, tolm.xonist—Harm 14. T. C. Barber, Gravesend: (trays. Fame and Enfield, Middlesex, currier—March 14. H. Frankel', Manchester, importer of fancy goods.-3larch 15 J. 3t. Martin, Cheaterfteld, Yorkshire, Ironmonger—llarch 14. J. l i M•Dougsff, Buenos Alm amd Liverpool, merchant. CJOITIFICATBS to be rented. makes Game be SWIM to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. March 14. C. A. Joseph, Strand, hotel keeper—March 40. E. Wright, Vyton. Beets, cowkeeper—Marth 16, O. Butcher sod S. J. Butcher, Vork.road, [leg's-croas; Great Northero Beltway Station; and Aklnueratreet, 8n0..h111 , coal merchants—Merck is O. C. Bingham, Nottingham., boot manufacturer—March 48. S. Bateman, Blrrainehant, factor. PARTNIERSILIPS DISSOLVED. 11. A. Brightman and J. L. Taylor, North Shields, chip brokers —A. Low, C. Green, J. Wood, and J. Disco, Liverpool, and Po. remelt. °COWS. COMEILMOR merchants . SO far no regards C. Orem and J. i %on Wheeler and W. G. P. Phlllpotto, wich, drapers—S. Gray and J. Naylor, Halifax, shoddy 'keton— e. J. Jolland and Sarah S. Barney, High-street, Nowingtou hurls Oakley.terrace, Rent-road: Gloucester-place, Brixtouread and Hedgerow, Islington, dyers—F. Booth and '!< Carrie., Pinner's- , hall. Old Bnaul.street —U. Dawson and H. Illverwood, Shelley, Yorkshire, fancy cloth manufacturers—T. Hands and J. Shep herd, Larentry. Nottlughamehire, and Rugby. Warwickshire, boot manufacturers—W. A. Heaton and .1. Howarth, Rlackberm Lancashire, cotton spianers—T. Higgins and H. Higgins, 'bottom oth Moor, Lancashire, tallors—J. Rogers and J. R. Rogers, Vic toria-reed, Plmlloo. toy WIIATIESISSICSR—T. Gouldechrough, J. Liam and R. Motbef, Manchester, waistcoat manufacturers—. B. L Beat and J. R. Hopewell. St. Ann'splace. Cowmen:la med East, plumbers—J. Yeargley and W. Temple. Savage-gar dons, Tower.hill, wine etsrcheate—A. Howley and L H. Limb, Upper Thames-street, City. Lino workera—B.Howthorn and W. B. Lialt , screeL4quare, merchants—A. °Wing, Jun.. - and R. C. Odling, Liman, drapers—B. Dan and C. Laing, North Shields, shipbuilders—T. Senior and T. Lowe. Benton. Lana shire, bat tip printers—W. Proctor, J. Proctor, and F. Fletcher, Iftori Colliery, Shropshire. coal masters, SO far as regards F. Flakier—W. Gray, J. Callender, and W. ilivington, Hartle. pool, drapers, so far as regards W. Gray—J. Michael and W. Mldgley, Midget, Yorkshire, joiners—E. Blakemore and E. Ellis Woinethury, tredfordehlre, ironfounders—A. Limnos and H. Rawson, Liverpool, stockbrokers—J. Trotter and R. Harker, Asirelp, Yorkddre, butchers—J. Donn and E Hotta, liaeup, Lancashire, peaces SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Some BUTCEISOII, Glasgow, manufacturer al hyper sperm oil, Feb. 21, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Unman Rountson, Cupar Fife, publisher, Feb. PI, at the Royal Hotel, Cupar File. WAWA'S MARION, Xyleakin. Inverneasehlev, Innkeeper, March S. at the Royal Hotel,Portme. ALEXANDIR WALLACE MUM= and WILLIAM HUNTER, Dundee, drapers, March 1, at the Royal Hotel, Dundee. GLOUCESTER ELICTION.--GLOUCTSTEE, FRIDAY EVIDOSO.—Tbe writ moved for bat night by Mr. Berkeley ku been received here, and the nomination has been fixed for Tuesday next, and the poll on the following day. The city is all on the qui rine, 6841 Y is always the cue, each candidate is owtaU of =COOK There is of course to be no bribery, treatise, coercion, or intimidation this time, but everything is lobe done on the parity principle. The con servative party bovine held a public meeting last week. the libemb have their tura to-night. A public meeting in announced for eight o'clock, at which Ileum Berkeley and Powell, the l ib eral otadidst4s, aro to address the cantors. TSI P1110,061D ROAD ACROSS BIDS PARC Yesterday th.. Metropolitan Board of Works had a long meeting .with closed doors to amider a communication from the Hon. W. Cowper, First Commissioner of Works, to the idea that he would undertake to procure for the board the funds neocaary to enable th board to form the proposed plad through Hyde-park, bat that the route mart be nearer Kensington-gardens this at present proposed. Alter • keg decuarion it was revolved that • reply be went to the Tint Commissioner, stating that the board would make the seed as loon se the route was Axed and the board endowed with the re, ante fund/ he orlitslisut. A SQUID BY ♦ Mama? Misurrza.—An amusing squib hes lately appeared at Oxford, which may be attri buted, we believe, to a eery learned scholar, who is also one of our ablest statransea. Carried ewer by the high spirits consequent upon having fairly launched • profound work on which he most hare been long engaged, he has in the most unprovoked manner sung a firework among the deripbersrs of old-world inscriptions. In a pamphlet, en titled " losoriptio Antigua, in •ggroro Bruttio nuper reports. Edidat et interpreiatos est J. Brom:dos," he twists out of our old acquaintance, " Hey diddle diddle," &c., an esoteric meaning. Arranging it • 79W/CATI • TKROXIUMPIDOViRTHEMOON.SW, ho premeds to divide it into separate words and to interpret them by their analogise with other tongues. Hey is proba bly belt's. • alibis ILOian : di ddlc is evidently akin to dedit : rk, • word whose frequent repetition proves its im is updoubtedly the wane as dens : catand must be atm Di. : corium is a plass when several roads meet, like trinum, And so be eventually produce. a sonorous inscription, interpreted In a most satisfactory moo. ea. We are glad to see that at least one member of the ministry is in excellent spiritm—Loudon Review. [Advectisement.)—HoutowAir's Otlfllll2lS.—Bad me, wound,. doers, old all deseelptione et sores. ore wed by end diligent tee el We kieethneble preparation. To ellteagn: cure hed iaden Voseterieg the of the wood SWUM is fully. ter the akin unite. • bow &owed eon/Item remakes to brook out with ten-hold ter/ to t=it y The sat wilprit , sed pirommint treatment. se n said abate ji,eit_teend, te m =iti=ei h rtn . g il =, cool the beined oMU IS M Weigel 111=0111Zrend•riutbe that to Ointment accarnpilahr %see 'esatilatr. According to advice's received here from Athens, the Greek Chambers assembled on the 14th inst., and unanimously voted a resolution expressing their devotion to the dynasty, and Mating that vigorous measures would be taken for the suppres sion of the insurrection. On the 15th and 16th inst. troops and National Guards were despatched from different quarters against Nauplia, where a provisional government had been established, con sisting of Judge Peturezos and four advocates. Public and private property was respected at Nauplia, and the spirit prevailing among the in habitants was good. VIENNA, Pea. 21. Advices from Athens state that the capital and the provinces are quiet. The insurrection is con ' fined to Nauplia. General Hahn is already at Argos. The feeling prevailing in the army is satis tfactory. THE FRENCH CHAMBERS. PARIS, FIB. 21. In to-day's sitting of the Senate M Pietri pro tested against the attacks made upon the Adminis tration of the Interior, and said that as soon as the Empire brought forward the great international questions the men belonging to the old parties made opposition to it. " The Napoleonic dynasty," con tinued M. Pietri, " is the incarnation of the Genius of France, and will reign as long as it renews its strength in the resources of democracy and liberty." M. Pietri maintained that the Pope, as a temporal sovereign, is subjected to the fate of his neighbours, the absolute sovereigns. Cardinal Morlot repelled the distinction which it was sought to establish between the French clergy and the clergy of other countries, and said, "The French clergy have but one wish, via., the prompt solution of the great question of the Papacy, and that this solution may be as happy a one as all good and sincere catholica desire." The general discussion then closed, and the first paragraph of the address was adopted. At the reading of the second paragraph M. Isurochejac quelin pointed out the dangers caused by an mar ahical press. The discussion of the paragraphs of the address will be resumed to-morrow. THE PENINSULAR MAIL. SOUTHAMPTON, Pro. 21. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Tagus has arrived here with the above mail. She brings eight passengers, 3,3761. in specie, dia monds to the value of 3001., and 1,066 packages of sago. She experienced heavy south-westerly plops and tremendous seas as far as Cape Unbent. LISBON. Fn. 17 (Par Tagua via Southampton). There has been great agitation in the neighbour hood of Guimarals, in consequence of the law re cently presented by the ministry for the transfer of the lauded property of the religious brotherhoods into government securities. . . ' • "' The government were nominally defeated in the Chamber of Peers in the voting respecting the ministerial measures taken during the illness and death of the late King and Infante Dom John, and the subsequent tumults in Lisbon. The opposition orators declared that the Marquis de Lould and his colleagues took no energetic mea sures throughout the late events, and that their administration was unworthy of the confidence of Cortes. The deputies however have given a vote oflcon fidence in the Ministers. It is rumoured that on account of the defeat of the latter in the Chamber of Peers, there will be a modification of the Ministry. The Infante Dom Augusto is quite convalescent. On the 16th last Lisbon was visited by a terrific thunderstorm. The lightning struck a Portages° barque and cargo lighter in the harbour. The former had to be beached in order to be saved. The latter sank, and her crew were drowned. Several buildings in the city have also suffered from the storm. The . Tyne sailed for the Brazils on the afternoon of the 14th inst. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE Exchange on London is quoted at 53k ; on Paris, 32.00 ; on Amsterdam, 42.50 ; on Hamburg, 47.75; on Genoa, 5.30. Three per Cent. Rental, 470 Coupons ditto deferred, 43.1 ; Lisbon Bank Shares, 580 ; Oporto Commercial Bank, 260 ; Oporto Mer cantile Bank, 260 milreis. BURNING OF THE SCHOONER PARAGON. PLYMOUTH, Fax 21, Emma. The schooner Paragon, of Whitstable, chartered by the government for conveying 1,400 bags of bread from the victualling• yard to Deptford, took fire here this evening, when on the point of sailing. She was beached at Crensyll, where she buret to the water's edge. Three hundred bags of bread were saved. THE CAPE MAIL. PLYMOCTH, Pim. 21. The Royal Mail steamer Briton arrived here this evening with the above mail. She brings 43 passengers. The Briton has made the passage home in only 31 days. She left the Cape on the 214 ult., St. Helens on the 29th, and Ascension on Feb. 3. The Cambrian arrived out on the 15th January, after a long passage. Mr. Wodehouse took the oaths of office and assumed the reins of government within an hour alter landing. He was cordially received. The tint levEe took place on the 18th January, and was numerously attended. Important political changes, tending towards the ultimate establishment of a responsible govern ment, were expected to be effected by Mr. Wode house. A settlement of border affairs, and a de termination whether Kaffraria proper is to be annexed, and if se by whom, warp also looked for. The separation morenjent is declining. Dr. Way, secretary of the League, bad resigned his office, dlegasted, m be alleged, with the apathy of the eastern province on the question. Memo Grey had presented his splendid eol- NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIIIILALTY, F,a. 11....-PROSIOTIONIS AND AP. POINTNENTB. —3FAWWII J. itieharde. to the Petra:. com missioned ; and J. Jeffery, to be additional to the orphans, for surveyieg dotes. Paymaster N. lley, to the Petrel. Master's Amistant . !(.l..So . mona, to the Petrel. Clerk J. Watt, to the Petrel Engineers A. M`Farlane, promoted to chief engineer; A Martell, promoted to tint-class assistant-engineer; ana W. Herd, promoted to kat-clam amistaat-engnieer to the Gramhopper. CHATHAM, FEL ZL In accordance with directions to that effect from the Duke of Cambridge, a number of the most intelligent of the non-commissioned of and men connected with the severed corps at this garrison have been selected for the pur pose of going through a regular course of instruction by Captain Bolton, 12th Regiment, in the new system of day and night telegraphic signals invented by that officer, the invention havingbbeeees Most favourably reported upon by the Ordnance select committee, by whom it was put to several severe tests. The night signals are made by means of the lime light, the gases for which are generated in a wtable a the invention of Captain Bolton. The sods by which signals are worked is exceedingly simple, and, aided by the brilliant light which can be seen for about 20 miles, the signals are Clashed that distance with the utmost rapidity and oorrectness. its soon as the troops now tinder in struction are sufficiently acquainted with the correct work ing of the signals, a trial of the system will barnacle by Major-General Eyre and the troops under his command, in order to put the invention to • practical teat, similar to that required in operations in the field. THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW AT BRIGHTON. TO TS. EDITOR OF THE lELPAISIL Sia,—May I ask the favour of your inserting the enclosed letter, a oopy of which I have felt it my duty to send to the Tina I—l am, &c., RANELAGH. 7, New Barlingtenetreet, Feb. 21. Sir,—This time last year you permitted me to reply to your objection. to the Brighton review. With that exception I have never troubled either the public or yourself, although I have not taken an inactive part in the volunteer move ment. May I once more ask the favour of your inserting this letter? The g iod fortune attending that review, coupled with my belief that without such °consols the movement would be come languid, and the express wish of • large portion of the force, induced me to propose a repetition this year. This proposal was accepted with the utmost favour. many commandants of corps who last year held aloof giving their adhesion, either from change in their own convictions, or in accordance with the wishes of their respective Corp. My purpose, therefore, as regards the review has been achieved, and it will take place. A difference of opinion, however, has occurred in the general discussion on one point. A new impression, at variance with an unanimous resolu tion of 1860, arose amongst a portion of the commaodants, that the evolutions in • volunteer review would be best conducted by a military officer. On the contrary, other commandants, a large number of the ioditidus/ members of corps. and myself, held that • voluntary movement was best left to its own energies, and that opportunity of practice, for officers of every grid*, is second only io importance to the training of the men. I respectfully retain that opinion, and I believe those who thought with me are unaltered in theirs. As the discussion proceeded in somewhat varying results ea to divisions, I do not disguise from myself that three who differed from me mingled with the maintenance ci their principle no small indisposition from the possibility that I might be invited to take the command. Ie this condition of things, the review being ?eternised upon, the mode of proceeding being the only open question, I applied with more than adequate sanction - for the permit ion of the Secretary of State for War, and awaited his reply. It may possibly be thought theta stricter courtesy, on the part of Sir G. C. Lewis, would not have permitted MO to learn his determination from • paragraph in Wednesday's Wag, which announced that he - had appointed Lord Clyde to command. This announcement brings matters to a point. If I, and those who think with me, act upon ow opinions, a nines sod hurtful disunion would be created in the force, sad sex very object in the review defeated. In such • condition of this" putting the welfare ei the movement above ell coosidevation, whether of opinion or • personal kind, I do riot hesitate for • moment. On Easter Monday there will be no volunteer more may than myself to assist, to the exteot ci his ability in awry ing out the evolutions, under the wet distinguished of the day, himself • volunteer, and I respectfully air tirot who, like myself, still question the policy of the step, to be governed by_ the same seine of ditty. May I further, that if my experience of the gowns fel arrangements of the lest year can be of service to the Secretary of State, or any other unaccustomed person to whom tiey may be deputed this year, it will be heartily tendered.—l am, de., RANELAGIi. COTTON SUPPLY AND THE INDIAN TARIFF. DEPUTATION TO LORD PA C. WOOD. A deputation from the various towns in the manufacturiog districts interested to the abolition of the present duty upon Indian cotton, waited upon the Prime Minister and the President of the Council for India yester day afternoon, for the purpose of obtaining the removal of the duties. A preliminary meeting was first held at Fenton'. Hotel, the Mayor of Manchester in the chair, at which the entiject was fully diecamed. The gentlemen forming the deputation thee proceeded to Cambridge Home, where they were introduced to Lord Palmation sod Sir C. Wood by Mr. Bailey, M.P. A memorial haring boon read by Mr. Giles, The Mayor of Manchester, together with the Mayors of Blackburn, Bolton, and Stockport, Mr. Dunlop, of Glas gow, Mr. Simpson, of Preston, Mr. Ferguson. Colonel Jut- ROO, Mr. Whalley, and Mr. Aahtoo, addressed Lord Pal merton. Lard PALARRSTOS—It is unneesesary for me, I bops, to say that the government take a deep interest in the 0011.. ditiou of the manufacturing people of this country. and that we feel grist regret for the distress which now exists, mo dally Ilk the eottou manufacturing districts. ' Sir C. WOOD, after considerable discussion with tbe daps tatiou, went into a lengthened statistical statement of the reasons of the Indian goverment fro not agreeing to the memorial, and concluded by saying I ma assure you that you cannot be more anxious than I am to ass this tax minced as soon as possible. I cannot, however, at pre senß the duty, whatever I easy be able to do Motu after. I sin softy that I eau make you no other theta this, tbat as soon as I can ware the tax I sball CL Ee mart hocto do ex. deputation then thanked the ministers for their attention to the memorial and withdrew. We find Du Barry's delicious health-restoring NonPrete, Ambits Food tie West remedy tor habitual writ- Totem indigestlou (dyepepola), roosnelption. dlarrhcra, giddisese, oddity. heertbura. pelpitatioo. deeplue ow, distrust" flatulency, Weirs, hemorrhoids, couplet, odds, amebae". troselatie. guide dieerdsie sod felon. dysentery, rat- Tsosausa tilliouesees. torpidity of tile liver, debility, Ilindrow Ur*. 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