The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-05 00:00:00

I • - . ›•°' fox OP LIPS nom MIL / OS lOTA worry for the PROTECTION , 1 jya ama MB was lea Malawi la UK lay. ay. ^wt. s ib yosaymeas. lb *OM SIMI mai fat F e:l4 l ..... w ir i a . t 4 ==. vet= rer ere= ere a h. li s., buipma. ibe sea 4 mismiliskad; AtNo wawa bai balli PriPialwa lad mat ewa a ih, meows by all iimaai al memill 'ilal iris a l a &Teo ailammid Is beaMalmi by an Paday le lie 1 ,y yba ,Oo*** blill aMY aarat hen ara Ma sylViaa s • bettireagam, .o "a re -riebe a at i: u t lifmall iiik Piiiii= l l l :ll=k awl n, = tint Air "" 1 " 17 ft* :1 0401 _,........ =limeys eta ma mill a MM. bby W... mokb or. Idea lON Oat be art ay 01 ,"joampia alliialaw la WIMP abt la Ms aymyymg r e l= 10 bi= l % Wm air bilmosi lli rtii w oo maribig. 4yo bob m u. 1 , N ow le Vial. "•_ _ Ail , _Spalffai NMI by the IrsiV E Irlbriginrarms la aNM Looks ilallam: as% 'saw ;l o r g igej War W ii WM. a t MP% Oa h o g b, a n ystaaw—Hay OEM. naliiirlba emu. lb. Mat Um Ills 16414 Hs% maw am. Mama Ms& Maga Jame lin, a riar i b a4 ll A z.P. trik, las i W =ea J. I. Roam, lig u t wie.e. taaimeas%— aimil drew. 114..1% ailarbay.- 11 r. Mamma Law. 7a.11% Maim* ailas.ial mina wabawlalimi raglial IN Or elmiko Ikea aa4 W mg Ow Lombard '.l7,7lo•da•6;l V =l•4 s r Beak 1, ei. Jimab ,, by as ?mama. ay I amebic of as amealba% it as in. BSOCIATION for PROMOTING tit* RELIEF 4 DiNTITUTION le dr MIITROPOLLB. sod for WNW of Da Portby rim of lavailsii aril DbiletratTleg, lng He orsilainighalie Mil diresties it sir SW, aid Way. himousie—The ODA Now. Do Lot 4 Mho a LONDON. .... cruw..l.olmiblarp. I it H. Ugh.. U. ILIP. heali s t. litutlatralssa Tratiallaf.9oll% MIMS Balsams sre saw ilegybair arra frail ale ihioider =Mad agar the stem* parb of boadoa. ts t peat. tisitaastell.MlMlL altstahath. Waltsoltspel. Oa ha __aims insiait apes ths tasd wader miromos t art after ossas s zottsasd at awe the pa thews= tl i rtf or WO Is Wei re ha Ism lisa they sir Wail lids soma. awl IS wiTeritalte Ma ISOM la UN Ss hands st the hadirty is min ass saes wasstms la arsPsid ire* which way be szp ▪ ram small ie( have _ .ahe m pesstawqmossokipsil_ sag 0 s cift:ll Lit h w ill ii iC At Liao. . t Sac IL MIMS • • 1 !n. Dr.. JIM. 0 ihJer J. litikalmo ... A . avg. ... A 0 *0300;i11000 A I \ I 1 s r. ; • : ... I I Lwow .:* s • o. mos: .::* L WAAL ikae l ol; I 0 Ray. Dr. Masai A do dr.. - !lia " M iC asa bis. .......... * • ... • 100 reaji t z . t. • 1. law Jun., 25 1 . 11 14, " 711 1. 3 41 ==. t • IrtaUl.l6‘:46 Pane .semra. 5 0 COl. P 0 ,666 • A 6 0 A when*, 11661:, ... 1 • • Nor ..... lam 11, 1 1 Mabry. liag..l■ll *" Sea lipala 10 0 liaaramtedbre."bli du 1 ;0 1::...2all Oa 11 • 1... k 3Jed Das. .... „1• 311.Wit im;m _. _ ma Wad= I tn. W. ebb ! .7 147 . 01000. dr. .... 24 — lob. lyna . 7 fq H T . Km r vet...loldr... 3 Oa 'ft ta. halm Lai ra . . . 10 7L H. •06 . 0 11 . 401616, 114., ih ria .6 J ith ....... . 1 • Ihddider. 514 Km Ihe i sies 10. hard to id. hill dr ..andlcas. 11 rot h Soad ibl Main Ilablaare. Osphie Ira b. lundrad by bah applirdisa Io gidollialler w serabed b Se AT TM Wlll , lllll. Osubli:dgbd., bookas: PIIIR Roam Moos. WllNms,Diona, 04., 14~1 bomb& Mem. 41 e4 Oa. lainfordATlNL 1114 Semi&lity. al lir Moe et Ihe Ismlatkis, IL Kunio? curry Inv BNCOURAGEM MT of ARTS sod sioNorooroitom. &leereel. 41•0011•—•01h swim WS • XkW PRI= I.M bee bra bard. wed me be hug ea Wire le the rew elt the Jebeetrer. ha* hi raw.. ele nerd welgeer 9 44 ,1 1 1ud a g ber ,4 7 .1. = trier Alher. hr rd le °1.6 aa va t ra l 7icmdm. al og =glBllloele. havirima. I Gehl Miare au t ake e Mete &Rork L e t a thx . rat imi r sir ..4.8. rite. g• Sr.. he re be* . et i tsart ap=s et the Apgar% f rag or ether New Pergrah imetel sr ere& 4. PISMO yea Sloosta. Met Peeler's OW Neil. or JOS. for Weller l ief Neill et ilael tole. kw slaw lieter. warbler be age= Irtele at ....eherlar eel& re borer el Dr. r. The leenearre 10 1. rebbreirre et he Warn) . I tell reel for the met elorrt ja rdo he • Ter le ahhenere. le he eiseirered orb aims area her MOM et b brre at. le the warm of 'be .t) . trig art Sher !belch th i TZ t. I art mini bug a...... 4 . 1..... big of Ur Herm flpere le 'Seer. rh, s , ..met, .. 11,44 llohl. est 31 geleime. ter , he belt Delta 61. • Vet • I nit- N• in the cnstry. rh......k0 • .644 Meth! re the Ira Ow es the Nees et Ar ::.ml I ..e Inktillt li Obv tteeireed. red the Oa ANI ~... ntt ~! ,a, e 9eultarel iireet ger re arm rh. .... I. t.. 0.4.1 11. lal fa the Dreerery ere roe Sub IMMO ft. .4 n.r. irl. 11. Catetype sr Tererm large. It diner be ..ent .... I . h)eueatly weetra to the e , a et Wirer et Wow, ....I , ' , 1., ... el., eml the Weer of errata It theubt beat liar an at a , toper. tre ilauff• se li pumlibb, WPM lil WIWI. sad free ~.......“....1 -tarface. Th.• t,,... 1:..1.1 %Attlee , vole I. ke the Plw. or a Seer. ~... i. 4 ~...1 sot Ir.. elfribbf Of WM/ma, to cover OW th e ..di nt /. 0 a, 1. ah details grehlretiee. MEd cohere.. eml the wraith" .4 Umber. with ion wow ef wrought as .set tree tptoot.. m. 4 tenna, mealtime, led mete other Information e tool in th, primed tette ilet. howl hMidoe .4 Select ileesimem d lirlthat Meaureetim N.. e.ll tnkv t.kov lu Mena. ileneaseVeeersare repot-14A to have tor + t ~Tu L Mreettled to tee I ,clay home On w before tioi lirot I% realer, )HN moirruacss China and Glass Businves oire:01 pie bi UIIrtrItINSTRENT ONLY. YU premier sr• erto.l., mot metals as moils mortises{ of the Art Merloilos o.S. as no..tomo Moro (sr : ler Wilms or Manor Senior kr or ism too gmelsorel for tirshms-1111. Oiksiot.: mar tlytiosort. roitisoN-8 PILLS of the BRITISH COLLEGE L t .TII, Nee.roed, Lradem.—llleme minor Ithria=l 1/..rt• It • otame •lii primed dreamt. th 111001140• thet Moor+. Modem mmetlesed Chow Ulm bee 1I ri .trite th 4 they Mow sheasme el mob mkt% Mr. r...(fi.ll,iiiindt the limMen emend woe fats Iheothied, Me sd 01th, ii.deri tier lever v, the editor d " ThAlllmeM" THK TAMAKIND WAIF nay. aunt few ground I ion lit Orgy loge/ r thln ▪ OlaOto a tt. on tee.. ailionet el nose osoehoorgra o hangdog▪ to I.„otelet. to wan nor avant to saw a dirk whew, I.as of snot, IWO TOOfiVO4 one ef *dr drafts. an weleh I 4 to on.: oho ft:M.IUL Theo yanks inget be n In eatragbairwami rut knew that oar enema neweal Mare leonine fro„ ',necktie Tbuy being, te WO ez ”f the ',wahine. and In the Moriginis thug/ elf Ws" theefmt. cannot he rortl eft to the fah ale sew ask neigV ige m of oboe. mode of .Mink they know Whim awl lie of the theory of Mosso on whine It le ghee. Why, therefore, Moo eater tediero attempt to fledges our .Rents to berme their 40 , 1.1.11,4 :l. -lan oknaud orineloke! Mich conduct goo not tay for r Amoy, booKsty of the Perth'. ilftfrovwf Ws tan anneire have loge owahltebetat meat ape's and labour, and )itrixo 0.0 alma, oo far w toolleine le gooetwor 1 lltogna hw thoe weer moo to ware% fora het glair alone wis es our , t , u l . , tad ~Mown ati en WWII" te work It fur their oink trznot littler.' hoer I moor aft son, anion OW for Lion Embed ofkme What ary they wafer.? So rulier of *dr circulars MS ...- .—.— . ---.-- —.....— - Whit are thew plaelpiee w ar Awe of the ralllire of . .*f Oft thl. woldeet the elmehee ere area Swallow their Anat. -ay the . nn.l coughs gad aetlemes Al be awed. but of "Mai. mead., mw-14. whether they elabla mlastal or vegetable no or tow. we um not Informed. Ile esplemetlea of the ,a:are of I. ae • a. , w I. OM : end oo heti ea the meaner la 1 the no.-. 1. log °woo . a the to. we have the . etel*l. 13.13111,4 1 , 0411111 of the dealers sod all this lava ,' p-e..0ur.1 to lovas,* rate for their pgliplial : ellsets wise rte Illy proustod anis* W.pereallar Mei litalleval treatmeas. 4•olwg nay It the gloom of the aellimpembieel. but le le ae. o to every Intellkeht limit Moe ems Ulm se him* la the mile ow wafers. Let Use realeemettlheillffeer m erew al ,wwury bunion ateuto. That their seems •as ertidelearera r. lb-, r..gutot ' pant vise aftgallea ' le a liellameral la Ike& r. oh lultd Irmo an la 11l for Illatimeseialles.lgboaile bums ‘,ut for lb. enkro. If lie am* la err= be a hygir. he irold vo: -a h a 041 ...oda ea Imre pelaelplea If he be as ..a. rIICIV owgreoary oiler of Blorlesals dm ea Ude= •timohy .lerlya ao value whatewee. pont bell did le 1111 a of our Inedielos. and therefore the Mead= ' to dm nom 1.. what oar ntteaboa le no dlearara. bads IN . uulthuluu eall , that his teeetsesay low 4 .y 4.101 411Q1601111 I/CAMS VIIIINOWIII to Mao ear •by with claptrap ea l I Wag pita Mame ye seek hare of I.lly ohd worth's. of amelarles eitalweil .tto . 1,0 from the ol it of ,„ :If WOW as t Rik th•lr lamb la eV it sein er man Sae roo WO .. Morterm'e rid sr It bro roily Oa ins= he, t.. IIIIT 141n11.eer 1. leery la Ilar= s iglark i yar bre ba Imo room, thin mit. for a draw /MI 111/00 Ira rargrre, In .e into war Mate by • relfera el tow qi rea wie* &dol. Uo to the more lire mei fer eamila, ram iN TCll my luny of .Ire.. unienaoawrs prourark !wadies rralairwarre r mr , 4 but, gold. mesh ff I wag se eall jell. 01 “:=ZIOOM , 11, tor at will lake ere to forpiefor lOC 7 0 . , Pr" Ti. 1.. a new meal lute. and of ammo liallo balms : wo therefore rto there •ho at.eatott mob la drab/aka am{ WOO psi bre alleve.l hy IL It L. oar ao pra 4... aperale • pa. la as truth at 'la) rel+ruent I* a ssrytMsraS mita& Winn {al 'ltra tark FAIN. p le/ I. aNo minute. :' ' that la Moat anis bream a or. rhea, a: sn4 *thst show Ira • balm Ira' be 1..1 • *term, *• irlbutas • Palate_______ _IS —.... n. we .:11tin the .mod to be Paorowr _._ am at n. 4 al moils mired ; W re le ee log seed 1 ' 4, ... •a. ,•••t- fri . Pat 11l ammail mg =Nam we sm. . at all or if lay do. del the imakaa alwa be of dm p= re Tato ./...e., ao Ma as as MO 0111111 :_0 18 W f..c. a 11, tan afloat. Taro le as ea eat dr! 1.4 ....or,. . ytere. aper yea are fl=2_ laa .... he •e, ,t air q.b o Mara he bo • In a unral. A earelowe pare t i. • •,..-rterao lo as boa sad la Ilaa, al= i lle i lle a Trllre + agn•dS.n at . = tr. 4, , h 1.. a d lb{ at b alba ma asp, Libes. ate Imrtereadl ao the parr nor Wm Med of j.....-- "" " e n• bo rwerl WA, yse IltarV •••owv. ad tar bad ro b e Mom al are ow. 'b.. aiklall arm walk - at land a wan ma se dna le {he mar , 4 tha be ao war "I = 6 tatterea "lb 'g i n Maila... ea " . so war set la the of an ore ;da dm* a al ala r miam Peoled POI" a Plea OM mpallia the arm i—l fit all = k ir 4...._.... i Dm 186. J. IMMIX lL , I " L _MaTel — = km the awrA it Watorat --", me war Maar Oa ha was sea= "oh of ta. waft Walley% bog 1,160 a" libl sm i Nu glib Om ETA I LIIONTOORAPHICAL SOCIETY. Rues; et is. COUNCIL is • SPIMIAL ealsaLL NG Mad at Wow. .M1;11414. WM Or IL T. DM LA MGM Pres. 0.1, LILL Is., Is tho Mir. We iamb pinion la that Ihme hes Ws • esittS il addlile• le the lid et Ma Mos sbo weal m Sewest How., is the Mee LW. NM So weber ro a gi l Wog TM. no ot Mr. Ilsorlse Weed's roesopaelm Valveless d Mho Gros Perwkm" Me is,. dellvord to Gm muotem Ti. WI ot 1.00 wed of Ws sebum. Mos somplobel GM 'Wm et the *MI = tole WNW. Ili be NU 101.11‘ eseremog Me mom Ikei for Its i=los ta. poladmay Is mammosmo of Ms loller =Massoz tomMels, os WON* eelmolek to • modierablo has dm bias mrdo to Ms Ild at load emends dm Mob ore we la rtombora il l % dslos mid qletras oseamehrat tho to ret as hmemosil. lab ma"' dm to tho suWasistimUT . ...ftm Is So m pred=7ssoomp• C a s s i e i rtreltmor dte7 Ms 11 , p. tho Cke edistwo lial it tho ot ?do erM =ria k roldre lowa 12. dila. sal IN mew M Mel. ombelyell i tistr it = bet am I. lser ve =ao . marboorlowNWeit Me pow, ter Ms ll=lmam et Jan boo ushotribm I rgoemmtloe et • mow pooh ei Ms Ilrldils Mr. Mope= learelles ... .••=l Ito hell mho la = l... .Amrft to lekera maw Mos me melba to =toor Vore s t n' emllsm M lbset spodowei owes WM iist It sa . ... ,..sermef .. oehM sett se eiloint imm es= owed ea IND MIS !EWA, IIIMVIIMINO.1111110? amdrsiorilt — ll.Terift Ms...waft lIIIM Met bIIM et le PITS ass timwm.7l44:: ag n.dam TM 1111111•111MiSlie. Mo. IL V, lit w ?be et td dm handles. r. th M urer' 'oft et ztas • owls. lir NM. /bow mm os ve. as OW The mulsomet Ms Was knerlem. ow by l =lbswash. The web stilts sew hamar al fixed Pea^ bp Mee TM r - 11=1.0 the Ireedrealie Ferarika Or Cas. br Mr. I. W. Mom The l'amMuy at larg W Mr. J. r e l . Join ad N:L bs _ a kbeiraorm r.=' • wma w: KIDS. stintas& _ 'rig; of the inerkr., Prat. Jahn The Pull Timms of the Oral tar. Womb nr. Tha= g r e the COED, i~r . ltipart Asa H.T. DI LA MORK PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY'S PAilll BCIIOO4 for the isteinieles ef Celmitel sad Tame* Soya Pa?Ma Her Moot (hodoWialmar Ile QUEEN"' Irlabl KNOW llle Royal alidnes Penn LUIZ T. Y.O. Panumun—His Ones tie Deis et HICHJION D. Y.O. Taws ass—Wire INedderk Os. The ensnlase Wee bum I .. brare a ri wiped dna to thdr se Weasbe Inver/ lei es swam a vary ellsible al US awe at Prerselair. — sod lent by the Iniso- Ode anodes et *a ASH Kr. Hullo bee nrabend ds • im reilla seir li d: rs • I r madir ain gr in The eaddra Ain ' • El e ml iey .r al 141 binedilled is no San NW lid We Impansee MOMPPIIIINERS : .1.5.4..... of image asnendes. dill boo bus sespled so jieblised. linabrard. est ease eekideesbel rubs* et IF fersados. bs Iseredessi • ewes big avian nee imam at about • irk b as= P bees anannedabil Is • manta bons ate 4 le.. Waft mided. aid esseNeal Is all 'TM IspiWis — sirtille Insbast lty. simlustag, kod the *ire iramisar Ms simmited inn um blow, issa boy mos w IsisIII to sobs Ids etisalithlng, sot lesstries a ithistt assesst lamella fa St maim miming. oftraffs& Oalematee ere tustasslssi any wit sislidiont ss ssisonlogly as porMle. Ise say id the irl4 Mar. issarsto -61017 110 Wyk Inn Os b Is tbe list Isolime. de Isms lasillstes rpramooluii by t t ir sillilin it itisr Iwisisos pubis suppert e sursestos Si mils air elms mom k= s si tirts Ss reins So bon tolias alla • ea ap= wiper laaalaille sod Im printer= Ihsg Isis es St MS waft a okapi for wood* ofiel elslllms I Mulls% Mods, dot the Inal support el the pubis lllllNsiats thos Is leseMs. IN addltiassl outlay width II bs ohs tesdisi. Subsertptilass to dr rtilkOdinfif 11~ Warn &Stool will be thankfully veselad kt Imp liesswir, 1/1111m Mambos, Us, 7 , Austin- Mats ; sr bi l Ls rids* Cassids, st Ilts listittittos. Ilt. Georges.. Midi otr st ma o•.'s. 73. Looksrdstosst ; liessm licsitAk Yeats. Quells sad Cs. 4. Dined. Dims PS Ye Issuilbell so PossOirs of ths Wool. Llit et to Op nosilml /sad tat OM purelios d Ilks Lad sad Ws aissilis st lb* !Oise issulisi : liar moo swim tAMiWw_ Ow QO UN md Mla Royal £ lOO 0 111 row swim ALIDIRT ... . . . . Minim tibblaws. bab Ass o J. ii. i'iiiiii; iiii.: 2.: : la o o aneradoo am 0....... 106 00 Ca 8. Lam......... , 21 00 MEM* 60100.. .. 106 0 0 J. Mos ID 00 sago. ?goo, oioiVo:.. ss so 0 itov - .4afte 11. AIM MM... MlO 0 11. Liaorde. Ise.. =stawsor.oss we. ss lo 0 J. rhixiiiii.; n 0 0 -seal Co. 121 0 D. Rom port 62616 . 21 00 Dommest raill oft...—. M 1 0 J.P. Si Ise.. par do. II 0 0 CMOs Mod Co.— ... .. .. 62 1 0 J. Walsim . per do. 10 10 0 ...... SS 1 0 0. Nat., per do. 10 10 0 1= 111_rem. Drueumed .... Et 1 0 J. Mem 6a, per ditto 10 10 0 Rooker. sed Co.. . .. 62 1 0 The RUM Mr U. O pt i reir! al ßo U r . so wd , nod . & C;o: 5 6: 1 : 8. CIMIW AII: EN - rrtamo. Ilsohery, awl Usirgilisaho;ry, it , Co. . 14 1 0 , per ditto 10 10 o eho Marquis a iii:i. En. Dr. lice ... - . 10 10 0 raleater ... .... 60 0 J. Mabee. Eao., por . M. 10 10 0 Lord Yerer s Mei. ...... 1 0 ola. e. Mbott. bib . K. d. IltiVonl. 1i0d.... . 0 0 I Mrs. °Mom C. Moo. 00 0 I Ream !lofted. Mag.. W. 040.0_ . _r r r ' Lq. ~. ~. 0 0 0 ?Award 1111Im IYI41. as 3. w. Da022.11 2 221 ... 60 0 John Mike, Mag.. TM Lord Bishop of 0. PliMoll, 16‘..11 lO 10 0 Lobito . ... 60 0 Mr. libarll o , olhl , M.P lO 10 0 The Mu; CM14238.. 60 0 Mr. Matt Ilia Nov Tarn.... 60 0 (/. P. Marldwm Re. Jobs a._ —lfeb. . 30 0 Han Leek. Neg.., - lO 10 0 TM ' ot IbrbedrY. 15 0 G. WorborteeM DM The Pend Carlbia.... 23 0 ea lista. .. _ .... Mastenesa oed Oa. r .. 26 OC.A. lf , ibe.... Memel; OreM mid Co. ZS 0 J. Ioml et ,Neoloor ...... 25 OT. IL SherwoM i llm pout et AWIMOIIO... - . SS 0 Loeb Leadjee., N. 10 10 0 Tba Lord Mame el ESL R. J. Km Maaldh s. ..... a. .. Pre m bhar . 21. — Fm ll 0 1 ii ßril K . 2= 1.11.. ...::: 1: I : i N. Devon IWO. ... W. Aides, job. PM lO 0 , Mr. Aems.... 10 • • Mr M. Madame lO 0 , Lord k .. .. 10 0 • W. T. winos. sks , ;Ed * liii.. 10 0 • Y.P. . .. . 10 0 J. ...... 10 • • no.. Ni. ti:::;, ii.i.: so oIR. R. ...... 10 0 • O. Twashou, Marb 2l 0 Mr .... ... 10 0 0 Mrs. Herrewahas - 11. Tenho.. lbs 2l 0 Mr R. P. Olya. ... 10 0 0 P. B. Derry. 6o 1 1 0 0 ; Kea. 8. Co m m........ 0 0 • M. D. 11111 , 166. T. Peltier. Km—• 2l 0 31111011.110 , 101 ... .. 10 0 • 3. 111. ailebieum Re 2l 0 e. Auer. Dm. 10 10 • moos. 0. romboin 2l u J. Therbeam R. ............. to 10 o Yf . Camp ...... Swasil Sabo,.Won. a Told airm au rangadi wat.evil 1r ON lil ibbribrepls. LIM. dir DO lON,. sat 10a. id dam robnabry bra, ,C 1.051. TURN S& laident Omplale. NOVELTY in BREAKFAST SERVICES. R., I PATENT SEAMLESS TSA mad COYIEN 9NAV ICUS having at length tuna completed to every atria. front theamoralypiata to tita zorgeowdy Orliatnenksl of" lure him' white motels" ehildre~ hI thaystsnt promos( Messrs. bilkitsiton and Co.. end Ileiehed sl a OttWe and dieffaxy. are now offered for age et $W ma , wr-alld Inn hem demanded but for the ININI/017 by the monk. potash The) wan durable at slier. Antique pattern tea and c,Q w *it complete 04 17 Arabmetue do. d littorleutit do. chased do. Piths do. pialn do. pat en do. , . 9 5 N.M. 'i tt er n sits. '. 42e k ends. eoffeepotu lets. I. i . of the /11 IT meta A ether article singly In the some proportion. Engrarlaffs mat per Pint/ hue. ILLIAN S. lIVRTON tints Rippers and %Womb NS, Osfordogreeh and I. hemitansareet Purser of If emnanotnisti.—Establishedia etreet. OILNAMENTAL UTILITIES TOR CHRIST vIAS. SOLD ST ALL DIALIZA 131 RESENTS fur WEDDINGS. BIRTH-DAYS, and all YESTI VALE. FELIX EVE MER . LT S A RT. I XLI VACTU RNA, daddeed y the east ambers hagfish mild^ emoted by the 114 haat& staaufacturin, sad mold by all respectable dashes Isamu and esaelry. POI ran PIANOFORTE CANDLESTICKS, In Pasha (Townsend). SI& Ins RM . HYACINTH GLASS ISt. Illodsrsse L S.E.A). SPILL CASK, - (Nelehn •I • E• 11 mu. 1/ 3 .• SALTCELLAR. I n skews sestaL diTIMENNIONI Intl thetanlll.4 OM void ; with Hyena Res. tan psi, SALSA SPOON sad PURE. Y awned wood. to SA Ins par, Ivory - ;a7drari, iirr• — •• PeG.7 'IKEA DE II PS . Carved wood Made. 14.. ; tarred Ivory Willa SY. and BEEArrItITEIL la wed wood, ID. to We.; porcelain, 121 to tita ; plain wood, dd. CHEESE-KNIFE, x ifth wed...rued hamar, IT.. ; Ivory handle, TM CH EIDIE-DDSH, with eyed wood border, 4i.aad upwards. BU TT ER.DIBH, In tarved.wood, with of glom or chink BUTTERENIFE. with carved...loud bWle and plated blade, La; Ivory bind?* and silvir hide, 4D. CAKVINO KNIPE and POE 'modals boodles. carved with dears head, RI bs. the yak. rIBH NATI N 0-1( N I PE, at melons FISH CAEVINti.KNIVE and PORK, direr and plated metal. 413 Da and upwards. BEEK AA, " be I lop Stop" ill. J. Tosruvendl, lbs.; with ad ditional Save., 3On WATER JUG, In enamelled slaw. L'l Ira, and upwards. IL Red , A.K.A. OuBLET. to mate.. 10a. WATII CAKAPVE and TUMBLER. in enamelled glans. 17L dd. • MCHTABD POT, " The Bitten Tongue," In Panes, 1 1 1.; and to A SALTCELLAR, la earthenware. A dolphin with a alma. Is. id. Me pair. CAMELLIA TEAPOT. in Britannia metal. surrnountod by Portia Span, ;In .Bra. SY inborn+ or plated metal, 40a. It. Red grave. A.R. A.l A TEA.CADDY, in wood. at various prima • TEA.CA DOT SKIDS, in plated tnetal.D. OE; la direr, Its. CREAM JU,s, In opal glass. 70,0 d sad upwards ; In Porten. Sa dd. WINE TRAY, a ow mania IL Maws. A.Z.A.), 00a. sad DrA I fetIERIS ensamiled colours IR. liadsramr.L.RA.), 31. Wren. WINN GLASS, in enameSed abloom a. IMAM PACINE OLASeI, " Bubbles " emainalled la colours stud D=4IH. J. Townsared.) Tacker Pba * KNIVES and FORKS. with wasand WAN= ftwiearrastadsorries impburrise, strawbernes, and Medea, es. sada VINTAGE DECANTER STOPPERS, la saver and la Mato gilt, te 'Wes prbies. IJ. C. Hound CAMDLBSTICK&—The ok-tram le eldast, daddned IV H. Tows , - adjm Emir and Ormolu. at various Plea MATCHBOX. "The Kutahya Tomb; la Mien. Pak a nowst vAsi ta. Seagram, A.E.A.L la Panes. Ka ; Gamma ia. Oa BRIDE'S INKSTAND. In porcelain IJ. Bei% K 113... end %mica MUD". INKSTAND, In silver and in ebony Mit, at Woost, prima; la hronsia and upward., with iambi@ man. Ay:61110 CHILDREN. taper weight to maids. M. la Patna; Ha In . - PIL I MANIFIC, to maid% with ilk blade, In Monaco ow. 36 1 . lad ARCHITECTURAL TRUSSES, In Tens Coats Lt. Beth, /,'3 RHATINO-POT. In earthenware. "Meow. bearded and beardiew." eased epwarda. Utah and boon. th CRILIIRRUS a door pew n Ina. • rallts to hang eleaurtn ow Ht. Re amt. At W. Stntpeon. - . lugll grit% covert wend, Se. the pair. and spew& IRII-111•0111t CLOCK-ChM at wives prim THE DINTZIONSD MOTI 7 1111,;;;;Aiett• OW R. WaimeaMb Perim. too Isom, or. Id Till: KNEII OLA OIL • abozatto by Mow Power, la Parise. tl b BIIAKBPSAILII, • usatooKo, la tattoo. /3 3• ; Ws) la Broom. India (.1. TRAGE and (T,31 NOY, liatostio• b Parkin, sock •p• b. (J. P&L) UNA AND TON LION, • 03•3•434 1141. la Pubs. .C 3 11. tiOnoTHEA, • roulette IA kW. d Perko. A 2 Ik.; mad to bronze. L 76 oe. OLOBINDA, • sataitie (J. WM. o=l o d= td. Ockewle ; Parka. An PRAY Oft, • tainelie J. Ddl). k Prix. Ik.; cc with calked 111 1 Thir, • aninale (J. WC la Paclia.k• ;et with aimed tem INFANT NIPTUNIC IN. J. Sowenial. • inksdkr Peak. ;In Mar and Is a n tra , i t varier papa Tnis NYMPH. sista as as pads. hi Tina Wilk NIS In. hr Mr IL Westeassel Jai na The " DNA' 110001. Parks red . rid. The !_pONOTNNA " awr sa°43oll 'i ni a 1.4 1? A i r C h l p rl E % I r v % T7r . gs g e • • uitti l lare • A sossomtr il Ts•-teio • 'IL 00141:: Pori mum Ara. sa.tcust. In Mao llacksl. caws TONING OUP It. lisdpaea GARDEN VAIL In hen. A NEW CATALOOUI. with twililx-abmi ankle. um' IV iamb lk, Old lie•dareet. roasiv , A thwicikkeenekrw 00• 0 07 eaicaled es neck& era pokellei 01111 C hit Tong 788.] LONDON, FRIDAY, JAN. 5, 1849. [THREEPENCE. T O be LEI', at lady-day next. PACkINOTON = HALL C . lastaisidja Is alma, of mu 4 Mat INA Osseitsr vitas slue =kiwi it over a maw at MO aim ood. at tomoura7ll7saris Sas bars Ss MlttWm wort ar a gir Nis istla o im s al~alaziNor th. --• .A..a... Is I LA& A • 5 1:1_ r wi ts nal to Tamsedb at bolls a rth Mallow astmusiatis with _pans st Mr father Ig=roa. apply to Mr. JOHN ••00 . arms Cottage. • iltitt11 "1 "1P tte t rei er rOtnrtiTONll., Botuttrally LHE RISING VENERATION. To Joan Liam Forming Wedowee mad Imo Chrhemem P fee the Duwistieraeas ?We ts as Iheeteeted Cover. COotalaing t he Twelve Primate. Wks HI. IL. se la. eee• seemesteis. Peach Moe. et. Iheehateeet. at 4 ili p di3RIL WILLIAM LAMOND and Co., s t oc k Wdare mows brace's. mod same no log so Wein their bloods sod iso OM dry Ma. an dandskaa or ILA tLWAY 14 dolssoasoo. re.= gtwatza.d pam=e Ems Woo sow Wodoosky, al Wok al dm Roll Loodos lo *dr Woo oi old& oboe Moro So Isomilroolot—Thoodooonsowo o t. losadcos. FOW:HIRE% GE LIM KA IED OVEIWOA IS. " Mr. FOUOIIII, oil. Cessilegiarest, billsrthe ati=sites W ellias Me mos PAWNS n ark rage eeeseistiel seeeeess el W. tee mees e lpea b Wined seem Mrs emismeirAge , k ki : li tm lI IMIONAL tall area a i sar • egg le Nt =& . "l sel I ==rie: se es te be to irseelsei emirs, the elide Me diliMes. We belettly iiiii Mr Finn.. seems elide tagemde ein setegmbis airy.' —Mcemieg = seal le elim JAMES ?mosaic. 8... etreeksall I. Deeldinhwe, Clisepide. Lingo, Cronin agents •ruit.i. The Mewls an oa Sae se the GAZDZI4IIIB 4 CRIONIOLII OTTIM. t. Upper Willymadrest. aimed. Losdea : Mos U.. oella tot SI sestet fredloldballea inseam °stags Tame . r. COTTAGER'S CALENDAR of GAR DEN °MATIONS. Sy JOlin , PAM*. 001,110 . 1 t. b. areelaa" Above M the Doke et Devarike. bilaBo4. So. Updated tram the " Gordaters . AO have ekes° /anus Ma Appastbm Assmaeus Amami Apple. AWNS Amami= Done Ma Manlab Mock Ply leeks. lit MIX TO TM OSITIONS • INKiiIOI Guatiessili efts Geosebonlis tiala6 Ofspos ligartairs Ikea Iligtaeleas PumaWs Sampides ice Oc &OW aiear Owego Claallimes Celery Clwerin Retlybodts liessporkle lionsesdai lipashiths WOW= Oraso Liazjialso laislet lawilse Rib =Wed& Masora Nand at hip lßoast; Les imes Yams mar kfu, a Ph ' Fidel __ —.— Clilvo lilimanstas Clarkin. KIM Giamatti Ilisamat esllls.tas NoWeis Ooleworts Yardman Cron Nasesoillas Creepers Madras babas Cream Osier Crown Impart hi PIKSIIII aleaastoms Pam* Cultisaaknk of llamas Paris, Is Wisdoms Peacims Canvass Dahlia PIS'S Pokassin Dada rues losis-tao4ll Violists Palsesoulams Eablbtalass premiss Parmalsas sailaksfor Penis& his Tarok as protection Maks Fruit Mos Paoli Oooksa7 PIP nbaatratod with mama woodcuts LZS - 4. 6 1:4 - Orms — k 7 "" Thom Maya Throe .1111 rlive rale Tufts V seaffilis Pair, VIEW'S Leeklacem Velem Vim Vl = Otodo ilf Willows TREE Ss id. ponies fron nist MIL THE TREE ROSE.—Practacal Instructions for tb FO/91110012 owl Culture. Plastratad SI wantons. Espirtoted foot Ins `• limulonere Cbroololo." lb* saaioeoai ototter by Ins &Mot W MUM. OONTUTII: anima Um. Planting oat. simets sinding • &nom, of ems- mot of tram. ie. mbortalleg Imes. Proolmg for tram. ft. ; sow proper for plsolatlon Ins purport T lCijf IM. s oots tr al 7ZI . sh frogs itlli• pla Wm. Minot sorts ea on ths ohm steak /tem. snort list of of b lroto climbable sorts far sleek baddbag Mho poi Den. promotion of , fee vet ga i rsituT Irmatmot of ittlt i ortoosi sod Mops oft Ines Onsets owl buds. Buds, hi oboist of Serb. • sew Moots far bonding .........„Pald upon, and *nob or dain. and raitemetiet -- maiG7t.idsures Mosul, kessfoi em. Cam of MOM and ranovtag them, o Dormant bud& Wan tino , teol u &rlld tbouto sf u rXog eltb Stock,. dog oat for b Mug epos Guard. salon wind the mom of prom &.:etsur. or. Loa llA .' h tfigatuive t ; sorts or Muth In of bitten for Wan Ham: t tantV es up. .....d trbanalai roost. Aphid" to • remarks keep down Preogrowor binding tip and gobbing Chatting. &timeline of O rafting. diodrantage of Operation In Meng: motto Preliminary oteerva goes Rows, ro calator and Mel dearription of • row meta Sake. motion preporati of on and ' Beim &aloe and ar rangement of Stook, preparation of APPINDII. • 'diction of vedette' Cr=saliiistibinb""n• LABELSfor the HERBARIUM, coneieting of the Names et the CLAMS:4, ALLIANCE:B, ORDZIN. lad HUB-ORDERS et PRO MEWS LIN DIM/ 8 VSO STA SLE IN O DOM, .0 primed, hiker type. that they OW be at out sad tested late the Herberters. A post-othoe order for IL 10d. will ardge JUNI W1144M1111 to said thus tees by pod. THE QUARTER'S REVENUE. The revenue tables for the last quarter will be made up this eveWng. There will be an increase on the Customs for this quarter, as compared with the corresponding quarter last year, of half a million. Oo the other hand, there will be a falling off of 100,000!. on stamps, and a small decrease in the Post-office. There will be no material alteration in the receipts for Excise and Taxes, bat a slight in cretue, instead of, as reported, a decrease. There is also a falling off in the income-tax. FRANCE. PARIS, THURSDAY, 8 P.M. A sharp contest took place to-day between the moderate party and the ultra-democrats, on the occa sion of the monthly election of the president, vice president, and eecretaries of the Committee of Foreign Affai'e. NI. de Mornay has been elected president, his opponent beiog M. Betide, late Minister of Foreign Affairs. M. A) lies has been elected vice-president, against M. Baune, one of the most exalted of the Monragnarde. MM. Hteekeren and Edmond de La fayette. both moderates, have been elected secretaries, the competitors being MM. Zavier Durrien and Bu 'racier, ultra-democrats. There is a report this afternoon, which I have not been able to authenticate, that government have received despa•ches from Italy, announcing the ad vance of the Austrians into the legations. It is cer tain, I believe, that despatches have arrived, but their contents are conjectur 41. The ceremony of the installation of Prince Jerome Bonaparte as governor of the Invalides took place to-day. The Prince made the following address, which was received with the green st enthusiasm, and interrupted and followed by crime( " Vive la France," Viva le frdre de l'Empereur :" Officers, Subalterns, and Invalids,—The government of the Republic, in callow me to the honour of commanding you, and of confiding to me the guard of the tomb of the Emperor, my brother, desired to express the wish of the French people. It Is in this vie. I have accepted, with pride and gratitude, this holy and pion , mission. Inca ids,soldiers,— I will watch over you as the Emperor has watched over me from my earliest years. The Emperor owed much to France, but hie f.mily owe still more, wherefore we shall f owet that, at from the people, there is no sacrifice too gram to serve her. Let us then shout, my friends, fr-m the bottom of our hearts, " Vive la France ; ' " Tout pour la France ;" Rien que par la France." We read in the Monitemr By a decree, dated the 2nd inst., Via-Admiral Cecilia is appointed am bassador from the French Republic to the court of Great Britain, and M. de Legrenee is appointed Ple nipotentiary of the French Republic at the conferences which are about to commence at Brussels for the met dement of the Uslian question." The committees having a jetted the proposition for the dissolution of the Assembly on the 19th M irch, the following modified proposition has been pre sented by M. de Puss The Amenably adopts the following resolution :—" The committee of ®neon will demand of the ministers the docu ments nemessry t arrange their respective budgets. 'Ashen make its report to /be Assembly at the earliest momer,h and the disc eaton shall commence immediately. The Amenably shall dissolve itself after hen • g voted this huditet and the tel organic laws : 1. Toe law on the responsibility of public of era 2. The law on the council of state. 3. The s'.ectoral law. 4. The law on the organisation of the state else „ The rejection of the project for the dissolution of the Assembly in the committees will mot prevent that perfect from being brouga forward in the Assemby, when a deb etc upon it will speedily take place. It appears, by a report published kr the French government, that the rsceipts of the French customs during the eleven months ending the 30:h of Novem ber lest, amounted to 80,448.000 francs, while their amount in the corresponcing months of 1847, was 123.574,0 1 '0E, the falling off being about 33 per cent. The Constitutionntl of this morning has the fol lowing, on the subject of the Anglo-French medi►tion in Northern Italy The Marquis of it envoy of Sardinia, has quitted Paris to return to Turin, h is milord by his government. Some journals deduced from this departure erroneous in.er ences. Thry have supposed that the over, of Brussels was abandoned. OM the same day that If Hied was called to Turin, the Sardinia' government addressed to the cabinets of London and Paris a note, in which It atatad that the pre sent* of the Marquis Rod at Turin was desirable, and that the intention of th•• cabinet of Turin was to appoint a sue wiser to him furnished whit the emus powers. This note was perfeedy wall rewired by the two cabinets to which it Ira. sr/dr-seed_ The Patric of last night, in reference to its para graph of the preceding night relative to the report that Austria had declined to take any part in the pro posed conferences at Brussels on the subject of Italy, says it has been asked if the information which it gave was official It replies in the negative, and observes that all its official communications are ac companied with the word " communicated." It aids that its information was from another source, and that the accounts from Turin induced it to believe that the news is authentic. The accounts from Turin alluded to by the Patric are that all communication between Lomb irdv and Piedmont had been stopped, by order of Radetsky, from the Ist inst. The cholera is said to have broken out at Yport, near Fecamp. A slight shock of an earthquake has been felt in the neighbourhood of Havre. A slight fall took place at the Bourse to-day. - - het; Jan. 4. New Loma, ——• Twee per Coats., 46; flee per Cents., 7 $ ; Lest Loma, 73 30; rourib o ti v = Flee; 1940, 16; Do. 1442, —; Do. nee, • - Lts.— ; Wades Rana. ; Roam Loa. • Tremor? —. Seek Share% 1723; Ssehmege an leadol. SO dsys, 23 Se peper ;23 271 reek ;90 daps, 23 321 pa ;13 20 cosi Ren.wers.--lberis sad Orleans, 720 ; Pa rt, end inues, 417 30; Rowse sad Bern ,130 • Mignon sad lesseaUes, 190 • Strom. bean end Bee:, 338 73 ; 'Centre Vlersss, 137 50; Linker ink Boa -logne, 292 26 ; &edema; 32273 ; North, 403 75. ' lt =. FORTY -RIGHT AND Aware bedortal year. Has sidssertasit asses ast Is eler„ My litttrni l eir as awe I neareshedes ara a....,.."11m1r4fat Item olge r hie mod e Europa r dsol, desters sere rea he crowd. Not oily did our owa Her Lie Loss, fir a thse. Ito peed* Not erg did the Whoa how oidlo— The !awf y ul note of " dower asr.7 But gor throne re ems ie donlrk Beater the sod earthir the. The ra/Wr rhos of the Ore it=s ore tentble des Ob. a Wag awoke bis lb.me, ser a ountry re We as. Ah I Whim Or ! tug bath bees • hat forfel roe Arse therfora. where sad men rods. Oldiees el haft fredg Soul ; roily an tbo dell weer, la dread esattree Ws heen berfd. So w years how r erg ya se great, srrellre Hut, happily. we Signor V 'coulee arreseed reiga Though 'MG bona aiolds. wee boa* Our realm is ass ao boor getrir .. L . Pease Is rederd I Ildhomis And riser Mrs threarbset the Wm Lad Cor predesseree I. trim mon mire, MOB led MIN to ray That Ma their Nero ,dais it. sway ; While Peewee rid Tram decod. They still were isoorthe of the trade. M OSHA and SOIL mid the ru Ir. Are t rmer thee gee err sees And, like Victarr Mr am Mg They grow in weirs rat Or Nor bare they sear had to fear The changes of the rano year. MOSER and HON, la ftrtg.eight. Have met with favours more Oast great. And multitudes have beet their OK To evry branch of 14 odEd* trade. They feel t- air gratitude hi due, For trading favours ever new. And ..ours—better far than word— Shell liquidate the dibt inert d. MOSEs and SON. tte wring year, In brighter odour. will appear. White ail their enemies toothr In signalising " Fortynine." Their efforts to ezeoed the past, Throughout Ore ensuing yesr shall lot. They could a trading tale disclose, Surnaming. IN% what you suppose. The capital at their command. Shall pace them on a higher stand. A thorand loiters shall show. Thanks for the tato. tr. you Widow. MOSES ainl HON will trove to you What trading enterprise ma do, ttlule gorily and tome comlre, To claim your aid in "Forty-nine." In all the {snorts you may near. Imprommotts rued be hrough to bear. MOSES and HON will thus defter The debt which they have now to pay. And. doubtlkw. lit the riming par. All efforts will be mutt's' here. Whits HONER thus would study you, Your trip favours you II renew. MOSES and SON nquest your aid. And trust you II patronise their trade. " Consult younwl es. - they My." and woe. Foe prments at a moderate PM Mgr what you re dried In years gone by, tart a favouring reply. o gam found them ore contemn, lewd which you moored in them. rise the twiner mason ends ettll will MOTS sat rove your kends. emir to a drat her Or their portas. thr ead r err r Th..= ylo 0, stremeser ord. iOW ea oF ferrirdsdEerrla MOON MIA mum an• --- A a 0. 1 id. Mom art S Ova% • A. ad Wailer Claeak lea the mu Otani 00 4 Is al tlie swot Mks. 16 0 Chealsoleii and key god army Ow of esnramah n = M E . " 1 I The Nook/. . .. u 15 • Tri•66i...ii 0 18 $ ...„......... .. . ...... . ... 1 1 840 li Pella lL" . 6l.4.**** 4 1 14 0 6 Eg s 0 II I Meier Dim 1 6 0 Aseemagle . Ili Tieeini: 0 4 4 ... a 1 12 0 Downie ._- .. .—.O II 8 Beel ........ 216 0 Autumn WlMar * Valn. 0$ 0 Plea ll6 0 Dram Oen& ..... .......... I 0 0 BM 6111102 -...... 3 3 0 Froeh elle. . I 4 0 Wr ui rel bizis OB 6 Boys Ilaamii ** init . %Min er hails ..... . ... IMI 4 Mmnar med Teals lii4;Waiiii i;Jaj l e i gre al See 1 . . r seam • wit XL lades.-TN INiewl iwpandriri. e g a r II we inglele illi eon comity or the ream. Obnerre.-Amf article purchased. rawlymede. or made to 01061111141, tt am approved M. Mil be esehawed, or. if 8r ed. the money re tweet E. MOPES ad BON. 'Cellars, Wooden-drapers. Clothiers. Ratters. Hada% Bunton, Noes en I 'Shoemakers. 001 °moral Outitte for India sad Ben's. 151. 155. Int, and 157. Minorite, aad itl. rs 64. 85. and 00. Aldrate, City, London. Calltko.-K. MOOK 4 and $ll2 mann Mein: to guard the hurdle meMst irourithes, 'an hare itunael thlt the ratradennesalike falsehood at belen ouanseted with thorn. ur " is Is a.. Man tenet." hitt lege re maid to la many [mimeos. and for ebnous Mona Mao tempo con nexion with any other hoeso in or out of Loodon. sad them Mir desire semi= aad cheap notbins. to.. shoehl call as or mod to the Minorite tad Alden% City. London. Take Nc4100.-Thie IMAMS* meat Is cloned free "meet Friday tla went riontirday. Vase Mukha. is renamed BB 12 o'clock. _ _ ELEGANT TOILE. I ItIQUISITES, each of in tall* sOrIbuto,—ROWLA N DS' MACASSAR OIL Is highly aal enivereally appesnatcd or mating awl eustalolne luxuriant trmace. ROWLAND:4' ICALk' DOR Is a preparation of unparalleled efficacy M earnortag and twaixtlfpug the Ala mot ; and ROW LANDS ODONTO, or Pearl Deutdrice. Is invaluable for Ita beautify ing awl preservalve effe.A. on the teeth MO gurns. Tbe enigma patron age ecesesded by our med.,- Queen, and the several Sovereigns and Coetta of if.rope, and the e edlnnatiou by experience of the Infallible elloacy of them creative renovating 04 wellies, hare charactcrlPe I them Milt perfection. and air, n then a celehrlty unparalleled. Beware of spurious Imitation* Some are offered under the tm.lied ianctiou of royalty and the coverament departments, with dueller &UMW at de emakm. The only genuine of each bean the name of R. MLA N - preeedlng that ni the article on the wrapper or label.—Sold by them at 0. Ratterearden. Lowden, sad by envy reepectable *wild , and PIT' tamer threueboot the kingdom. la l;o1:peo, Uluarated With turneries steel wings and woodcut; by the antlhoriince 215., V ANIT A I R. ity w. m TLIA( Mr. Tharkers!'s panics reminds one the exquisite touches which 00EUT la' Field Isse Asostia.' • —Thaw " We were little prepared fur the keen obervation, the deep wisdom and the consummate att. which Mr. Thackery has interwoven the slight texture and whimsical pattern of • Vanity Vale. It OM of the m.et amusing book. we base read for moor • lone Year.' —Quarterly Review. Loudon : Bradbury and Inc.. 11. Benverieelreet. MANY AIII.LIuNS of MONKY.—Tbe UN- IV; CLAIMEDIOIIVIPEND ROOKS of tho BANK of ENG LA. containing the names, addmews. and deserftglono of upward. , of 2+ooo Persona entitle i ore+. 'mina of mossy. of all amounts. being the whole of the Pnclainted DMknife and flock in the Public Fiinilv, mounting to many millions of money, which pare been amoinutititic during the eighteenth and nineteenth tuuturies, and the whole of which can now be recovered by the nest .4 kin. Carefully arranged under the various Letters of the alphabet. Price In nub book ; po-t free, LI. extra. Be particular La at what partieuar letter you require. The whine bound together in elotk, pries 2+. W. &range, U. Paternoster-row and all booluellen. IMPORTANT 10 ALL —The UNCLAIMED DIVIDEND BOOKS of the BANK of ENGLAND. containing names. oddments, and dneriptire , od upward. of ICAO parson. en titled to eariouc um,. of money of ail annunta, being the whole of the Unclaimed Dieldesida and etock In the Pubic Funds amounting to many million.. of mone y whieb band been accumulating during the eightoenth and nineteenth ceiturlee, and the whole of which can now be rec opred by the neat or kin. 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BA/THE, whilst approving the putting an and to WHINE, which daily begets great depravity in tla e prisons, required that the augmentation of the number of operatives in the prisons to the detriment of the free wo•k men should be cautiously avoided, and required that the prisoners should, toss great an extent as partible, be em ployed in agricultural labour. Y. Roux CAETIONNZL made some observations of like tendency, and proposed certain principles to regulate prison labour, so as not to compete with free labour. M. DI Fazzong, 'dodgier of Public Instruction, laid on the tahkr a decree of the President of the Republic with drawing the project of decree on instruct:los. (" Tres Wan !" Agitation I gauche.) • min gave sane expla nations as to toe motives of this withdrawal, the project con taining principl. a that the government could not emotion. He expressed a t ors, moreover, that the labours of the committee charged with the examination of the project of law of M. Carrot would not be lost. Y. BAITTIIILEMT Sr. BILALSZ gave some explanations on the labours ut the committee, and represented the with drawal of the bill as an attack on the prerogative of the As. semby, and announced that the bill would be presented again, in virtue of the right of parliamentary initiative. M. DI FALLOUX denied having any intention of raising a coufliet. - 31.itarxxxtx required that the qwestion should be sent before the bureau; in order that the law of primary instruc tion should be included in the organic laws. M. 0. BARROT ',teemed the Assembly not to aggravate the difficulties of the situation, which already were sufficiently serious. The ministry, he said, had only exercised its right. The Assembly had no other coon, left than to present a new project according to the established forme. M. DUPON (de Boast) maintained that the decree which enumerated the organic laws to be voted by the Aesemb4 ' involved the consequence that the Assembly must necessarily peas the law on primary instruction, which was an essential part of the organic laws. M. DI FALLOUX replied. M. DUPON proposed an " Ordre du jour motivk." The simple " ordre du Jour" was proposed, and the house pro ceeded to a division, with the following result : Number of voters 744 Majority .. 373 The order of the day was consequently adopted. SPAIN. We have received the journal and corresponden from Madrid to the 29th ult. • The Madrid Gazette of that date publishes a bando of the captain-general of New Castille raising the state of siege of the provinces of Ciudad Real and Toledo. Notices of a great number of amendments in the address had been given. The discussion of the address in the Chamber of Deputies commences in the sitting of the 291 h ult. No intelligence has reached as of a nature either to confirm or disprove the alleged defeat of General de la Concha by Cabrera. Manam, Usc. 26.—lbreen, 7 0 1 PIPIT ate* Beim, 7011 sub; Fire, 19 pew. Parrs., 4 paw; Coupons, 6 mer. 11an of to. Ferdinand, 38 orb, 60 paper. Zzanage on I 6 43. Trearuy bill; 76 med. ITALY. NAPLES.—We hive received despatches from our correspondent at Naples, of the 27th ult., who men tions that extensive military preparations are still is progress. A strong military force is announced to be in preparation for Sicily. Other divisions are intended for the Calabria, Apulia, the Basilica, and other pro vince.. Muc h duatisfaction is expressed at the con duct of the government in respect to certain insults reported to have been committed against English sub. jecto, for which prompt redress has not been rendered. ROMAN STATES.—The Go:rtte of Genoa, of the 90th ult., sass:—" Scarcely wu the protest of Pius IX. placarded at Rome, than the people immediately tore it down. The chambers are almost in a state of dissolution, and it is probable that they will dissolve themselves. The junta and ministers have assembled to take such measures as are required by circum stances." The Atha, of the 28th ult., contains a report of the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies of the 26th ult. The ministry having promised a deputation of the clubs that the constituente of the state should be proclaimed on that day, at the opening of the sitting the minister read • letter from the Junta, in which it declared that if the ministry and the chambers should not immediately proclaim the constituents, the Junta would take the initiative with regard to it. The minister then read his report, and a project of electoral law. He then delivered a speech, in which he pointed out the necessity of immediately calling the oonstituante, in order to prevent popular movements. The deputies thus found themselves obliged to come to some decision. The majority would not hear of a constituente ; but as, on the other hand, there Appeared to b 2 imminent danger in refusing it, a medium course ought to be adopted. Several depu ties asserted that the chamber was incompetent, and on that and other pretexts the majority declare d against the cunsti , uante. The agitation in the public tribunes now became very great, when one of the deputies contrived to quit the chamber, leaving it in insufficient number to deliberate. The chamber then declared itself unable to continue its discussions, notwithstanding the protest of the deputy Andinot, who required it to proceed forthwith, to save the ' country from anarchy. The people in the tribune then became exasperated, and hissed and booted the deputies, who immediately separated. Thus ended the lining. The ministry has declared that to morrow it would act on its own responsibility. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—We have received letters and journals from Berlin up to the 3rd irst. The official examination of several wi,tnesses res pecting the conduct of those members of tho National Assembly who voted for the suspension of tee pay ment of taxes, ieduees the tithef that there will be a " monster trial" of the ex-members of the left. In fact, it is asserted that orders have been already given for the arrest of 167 of that party. It appears by an article in the semi official paper of Copenhagen, that the Danes are resolved not to evacuate the island of Alaen It is asserted, however, that they have no intention to in vade Sleswick-HOltrein, and that the coccentration of troop. in the above island is merely a measure of precaution against any attack on the part of the inhabitants of the duchies. The people of Berlin and Hamburg, however, place but little faith in the pacific protestations of Denmark. The Preussiseher Stases- Anseiger states that the Em peror of Russia had lwrowed, "as marks of special favour," the order of St. Anne, of the first class, on the Danish minister of marine, and the order of St. Stanislaus (also first class) on the Danish vice -admiral, Ss &liter. BAVARIA.—The ministerial crisis is at last over, Herr Von Bei.ler I acing accepted the post of Minis ter of the Ilverior. AUSTRIA.—Our advices from Vienna reach to the 30th ult. It appears, by an army bulletin, published in Vienna on the 30th Dec., that after the withdrawal of the insurgent Magyars from Raab, Windiachgratz ordered Major-General Ottinger to make a forced march towards Sabolos, and to pursue the enemy. Major-General °Longer came up with the latter on the 28th, and imm.-clia.ely commenced the attack. One of the insurgents' regiments (the so-called "Prince of Prussia's one ), 800 strong, was nearly cat to pieces by two divisions of cuiras siers—the survivor. being taken prisoners. Amongst the killed was L'eutenant.-Captain Bzel, who had joined the insurgents, and been raised by them to the post of seder. The imperialists, moreover, took 707 other poisoners (belonging to the Heaved battalion), including 200 wounded. On the 29th Windischgra*: continued his operations. A speech dthvered by the Chevalier Von Sehmer ling) late president of the central ministry at Frank fort), at a public meeting of his electors in Vienns, is exciting much attention in that capital. Ho observed that he bad been called in Frankfort to the head of the ministry at a time when almo,t every one be lieved that the old empire of Austria was at an ecd ; that its boundaries in the direction of Italy would be the Brenner aid the Karst; that Gallicia would be abandoned, and that there would be only a diplomatic) intercourse with independent Hungary. He (the speaker) had never despaired of Aursia, and had always predicted that it would extricate itself frem its internal ai.d external difficulties, and show itself to be still one of the great powers of Europe. He was always of opinion that Austria should not give up one foot of territory, and that the integrity of the empire should be maintained. After lamenting the recent occurrences in Vienna, and commending Win dischgtatz, the speaker expressed the conviction that the relations of Austria to Germany would be, to a great extent, settled in a few weeks, and that his presence in Frankfort, in the capacity of plenipoten tiary of the Austrian government would not be es quired longer than that time. It was scarcely possible that before the expiration of that period the Austrian diet could commence the discussion of the draft of the constitution, inasmuch as the result of the war in Hungary must be previously awaited. He demanded, therefore, of his electors leave of absence for a few weeks. This leave was granted at a meet ing of the latter, on the day following the delivery of the spasch. It is stated that Prince Paul Esterhazy will be shortly sent to London, as ambassador extraordinary, to announce a* the court of St. James's the accession of , Francis Joseph to the imperial throne of Austria. According to letters from Lemberg, the Austrian • authorities are still doing all they can to put down the Polish "element" (that is to say, all Polish tendencies), ' and to foster the Ruthenian one. Those Poles who some time ago returned to Gallicia, from their respeo , tire places of exile, have received orders to leave the • country again. ' Or !Mfg Ei;.: THE LEVANT. By this mail we have intelligence from Malta, Athens, and Constantinople severally to the 29th, the 19th, a nd the 16th ult. . . _ H.M.S. Vengeance bad arrived at Malta to refit. The Earl of Hardwicke had taken command of her. There is no news of moment from Athens. Every thing was quiet at Constantinople. Mr. Layard had arrived there. FRANCE.—PUBLIC CHARITY IN PARIB.—The report of M Frichon, in the name of the Committee of the Interior, on the bill to organise public assistance in Paris, has just ben distributed. The committee is of opinion that it will be advisable to unite together the two administrations of public amistaace and of the hospitals. According to oiseiat documents furnished by the Prefect of the Seine, the totally 'indigent population to be succoured is presumed to be, ter 1849, 93,568 in number, forming 37,480 families. In the winter of 1847, the number was 95,177, and that of those who received temporary aid, 239,387. It is caleuls'ed in Paris there is one totally indigent person in eve 12 23 100 inhabitants, and out of 24,000 deaths, 9,000 place in the hospitals and charitable institutions. Th are in Paris fifteen hospitals, containing 7,174 beds, and ceiving about 90,000 persons each year ; th ire are further/ four great institutions for receiving persons old, in or fools, in which there are 8,000 persons; upwards 100,000 now receive luminance at their own dwellin , From an account for 1847, just published by the Administra tion 04 , Orals des libitaux of Parilt, it appears that it has under its direction 18 hospitals, 11 hospice., and 3 cha ritable establishments. The hospitals are the Hotel- Dieu and its ruccunal, La Pile, La Charlie, St. Lnuiti St. Antoine, Necker, Cochin, Bunion, Bon Smut's, du Midi, do Lounine, des Enfans Maladea, lee Clinique', the Matson d'Acoonchement, and the Maison Nationale de Sante, Pau beurg St. Denis. The hospices are : Be la Viellesse (men), ditto (women), Incurables (men), ditto (women), dos M ugge., La Ithelefoueauld, Ste. Perin, lionised, Bream, Do villas, Sedans Trouves and Orphelins. There are 6,501 beds in the hospitals, and 11,079 in the hospices—in all 17,583. In 1838, there were only 16,224. In the course of the year 1847, 88,493 sick persons ware treated in the me dial department of the hospitals, and 23,292 in the sur gical. The number of days passed by the sick persons of both departments was 2,166 463; that of the employb, 578,662—in all, 2,735,125. The average number of pu n= attended to in the hospitals is 5,800 daily. The penods for which they remain on an average vary is the different hospitals ; in the medical department it is about 231 days; in surgical, 31f. Out of the 88,493 sick per sons w h o were attended, 8,317 died. The average of deaths is lin 10. The permanent population of the hospices and maisons de retrain' is about 9,760, of whom 2,260 to 2,300 are In sane; and, in addition, 19,293 insane persons and infirm persons entered the hospices during the year. Of these 29,043, 1,781 died. The days pared by the patients amounted altogether to 3,539,773 The number of 'Mane teemed. and orphans received in 1847 was 4,654, of whom only 477 are supposed to he legitimate; and, in addition, there were '2,860 children who had been received in the previous year; 3,686 of the children were placed in the cows ill, 1.210 giver. up to their parents, 1,218 diid. In the enures at the year, 24,554 persons altogether, including the sick and the indigent, were relieved. The total expense of the administration was 14,970,2111 r. Among the items are the following :—Bread, our , etc., 2,154,1121 x ; wine, 867,0160. ; meat, 1,617,440 fr. ; different provisions, 1,189,9791 r. • medicine, 600,00 fr. ; bandages, dio., 73,000 fr. ; ' firing, 693,0007. ; lighting and washing, 332,318 fr. ; linen, 246,0001 r. ; clothing, 259,240 fr. ; furni ture and utensils, 223,590 fr. The expense of children in the country wile 1,691,4851 r. ; the direction des noterriow, 81,000:r. ; and assistance to the indigent at their own real. decor., 2,183.698 n. , . MEDICAL STATIATICB.—The Almanack Ginical de Midectse gives some cutious statistical details of changes in the medical world. The number of medical pupils now inscribed in the faculties, or preparatory schools, is 2,019 : 950 in Paso, 174 in Montpellier, 109 is Str-sbourg, and the rest dirributed amongst the twenty-one preparatory schools. Ii the faculty of Paris 272 pupils, in 184 g, took their first Inscription, and 230 sustained a thesis for their degree of doctor. The number of ree,p trona as dove', which had increased from 1826, when they were 215, to 1837, when they were 487, has gradueily declioted since this latter period, and in 1846 bad n to 211 An analogous decreaac has been observable for the et coed order of medical men—vis , efficiers de sante. The medical jury of the Seine, which used to receive from 70 to 80. and even 90, per annum, from 1827 to 1837, boo not admived more than from 40 to 60 since that year. The diminution has been still greater amongst the pharmacians received at Paris. In 1843 the number was 192, whist in 1848 it has been only 55. The reason of this falling off in thee various branches was that the profeadon was over. stoceed. Even at present in Paris, notwittstandiag the decrease just mentioned, there are 1,3 80 doctors, 166 officers de sauté, and 386 midwives. The second arrendiseernent alone contains nearly 400 doctors more than existed in the whole capital in the seventeenth century, in the time ei Poi- In January, 1847, the number of doctors in Paris was 1,442, so that at present there is a diminution of 62. Since 1833, there has always been an increase until the pre sent year. In the last two years 56 doctors, of whom 27 had the cross of the legion of honour, have died in Paris; 112 quitted the city • and 114 new ones ha ve es t a bli s h e d themselves re. There are at present 398 memb.rs of the Legion of Honour am .zigst the medical men of Paris, 7 com manders, 60 officers, and 341 knights. Since the revolution of Fennaary, nine of the medical men of Paris have Leen elected to the National Assembly—viz., MM. Bizio, Bnabeo, Dezeimews, Gerdy, Lilut, Marasiat, Recurt, TtClat , andl Trousseau. Amongst these, there were 1 president of the Assembly (M. Buchfz) ; 2 vice-presidents MM. Bizio and Titbit); 3 wittia'trs (MM. Recur, TrElat, and Blain) prefect of the tline Recur° ; and two prefects of police (MM. Hawn: and Gervais de Caen) DETENTION OF THE MAILS BY THE morning, NV*llll of the mail-bags broug t by the northern mails were declined, is consequence of obstructions w.used by a sudden i.nd exce e dingly d ense f a ll o f snow on the Trent Valley lira The gnarl reports that in many pane of the line the snow lies from two to three feet deep ; and that uear Tamworth i is full tour het deep. Father north the fall has been ors eons:derable. Ile begs were about an hour behind in consequence, but the delivery of letters wes made about the usual time, w that the delay was not felt by the public. COLLEtie OF PRECEPTORB.—At the third annual meeting tit :his body, held yesterday, at their r aims, in Biooinabur,..aquarsi t Mr. Turrtl, president. in the chair, the report shit. d that on the 26th Dec. is, communica tion had I, a received from the attorney-general's office, stating the. the charter of the College of Preceptors, a draft f which hivi been submitted to the Board of Trade, had been referred to the attorney and solicitor general by the Cut:and-OMo, and requesting that the usual fees of twelve and eleven tininess should be forwarded to them. Such was the actual ..dsidon of the charter queati•in. The elf-rts of t h e „1" e were already known sod acknowledged. not only i n Scotluno ant Ireland, but in Be Brunswick, Prince Edward's Nand, and on the. Rhine and Ganges, Riot and West Indita, as welt as in the new world of Au trails. The espei.-.4 of obtaining the chatter would be 6001, end toward. CAI sum the council had only to acknoa ledge 160/. 13s. 6.. They cad to r eg ret that fund war as yet so inadequate, as wittriut the charter they could give little of a nations, eisracter to the institution • but with which thsg could imprint upon a well org an i se d b ody of men that mark of genuine professional dignity which was long, both pub licly and pnvately, due to those who, as well informed and conscientious teachtri of youth, undertake the cheese of rearing ai.d training them for active life here and forth rnity itereatter.—the remainder of the proceedings consisted of the election of odic, ra sea other rou ins business and t h ••• 1. ! • - • Rev. Dr. Wilson having been called to the clieir e atVeold • • vote of thanks was passed to Mr. Turrel, who retires heal the presidency of the council, which he held for three lass, , 7: —A suhaeription for the Charter Fund wastben entered IMP 1. by the gentlemen resent, and amounted to newly Mit • • ‘.' in/ s