The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-19 00:00:00

V / .1, . 4 • 1 - zirtzpflApit • • ssalidxa "_ • r .- . V LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1862. (Stamped, id. Additional.) [TW OPENI Na 4.844.] Loalling al Madraib.—Th• itell-known %VMS CON STANCE continues to gain fresh C l etty. C 7 r aelsom assimdib INDIANA. Nos leas, Nekores IVA, lenrela During the past week inward, of Twelve Thou , win hem Mg swans boo, Dole make Mb March, mad permits swathed th eir appreciation of her wonderful powers eniloreing at anall hewing Ogarregand ate nth. 14 thailkethen by the most dmfenlng and unmistakable sp. Im. ~,..:, aim bum .1,...,0, am t h. b u ms seeds, has plasm, her reception being compared to the excitement mem avvii tbdruslinlY thilitaik hila bthrstsmoomasellegiss dor preen- 'emit ow the Jenny Lind 'mania. She will APPEAR EVERY r.. and will carry al 4 espitimicwi 1111r0.41 and • satereskaa EVEN IMO at ii and 11, at the LON DUN PAVILION. and ge Ihe service 11113 be ethillonsid at bit, ryas ot Ns wombs by sae apart from the eierution of several admired solo pieces, which a the hollowing Inogoingig insanity ineamaismag balthslial to she so sweetly renders, Mies Constance will sing some favourite tad consgany : , duets with Madame bambini, an artiste - rare musical 1i4,11.9 tons, !meth gat taws i abilities. Tbe company comprises aisty of talent, Including ndly Dlee AU IX on*. Goldin ram , ADS lona, . Madame Valkeneare, Madame Ohm, Dion Williams. the Mot Uwe c 4 South. 2.'...21 tom, I Calenlda. Rill tens. I Madly, Mtn Caroline Parkas, 14, to War freight oe paomge apply to Mews. Grindley sad Co.. SS, THE LONDON PAVILION, fartismenbatrort, s W.. Munn. Alfred Brett and M., ISO, Ina- I Tlchhornediagest, top of the Haymarket. irethallatmet, Le.. or at tad 'inure of the Company, 9. Mine- ADMISSION, Maw Ad: *ikon,. is lane, London. A.C.. where also application for appointineun RUSSELL GROVEL Ithaca' Director. is Midakipmen in this sereire spoil be made. RICUARD DREW. Secretary. Eist Dolls sad London .lopping Company ILimithd . No. U. gloom.: lane, EC, "LIU URI. CARPETS, tad BIEDDLNG. .a: Nee our cataiogus. amanita" M ,, rated with WO mins• rootairung priced every article, and estimates toe COM. pundy furnishing homes a say clam. This eery useful guide forwor,lol gratis and poet tree on application to LE WIN CNA %Vico(' R and eo.. Wised Itaaatsctanes, td mad dd. ftasionl• buildings, K iiirridebeishp, London. Country orders mellow hoe. N.B. An Oilcan% and complete walnut drawing-room sults. SS guineas; 111.01 g-ream ditto, in Spanish mahogany, In &uses; and two handsome end compete bedroom minim SS and IS pilules each. The whole aril) sew, and beeping. ITT and MOORES AUSTRALIAN LINE 1J of t'l ET all IP. —Yur aV UN EV Meet to be deapatehol Ilsrat . last shipping de the 24th .4 March'. the ~I 1 two It British luttlt ship PRI Ml' LA. Al IS 'ears, rep:toter .. tow. 1. $441.1441•N aIIITII. Cornmanler • lying In the I Ana* ih4llll. TM. rat ra.A his a full poop, with fhret.nate .10114.1• 11011 cabin pareeNers. and hiving Just delivered ..r.ter Is a preferable y for —For I. freight or peasair aPpro rt ;ll n r. " T. It. ts %VALK, IS'. . or to LtEvin and 110024 L. , . r street. 11)E..‘;ITT WitE n T i slf 1 4. 1 ).° RT.., ! D AUST DE RALI t A h. N LI great NE twit •4 Ist • srwo em.age d . and will have immediate despite!, the Alerdero dm., VKA STAR A I, register 064 y•a, %LEA.% Pelt lon I Mr, commander. loading is the I.ssbo In' k.. I his nor vessel and regular trader as expressly bind hr the trade. ha. a ipertous poop, 'with Mu-rate moon. ....deo-. for &too pt.eiangets, and to the beat opportunity lot od. row. trin.; just returned tram Adelaide la 74 :Lay. -re trrno of hioght or pamaas apply to RONALDgON awl Lombard street: or to DEVITT and 61.101 E. istikin•azut BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN Cllllll5 from LONDON Meet tor Ic ----- irl. ?Ship. lbasigs. Tollall. .—.------ ...play Willows' sdrlsiai Stant of the ltalh. Ma With despatch isao Mallows? , 1.110 Feb. ti 11.1isnarms cps. alseol Weibatg. . 1 April II - 7hLs rekbralail *mat polkas hare. la their punctoslity sad mad psalms, eased • world knows rsgatatiou, and their pas sago areossmodsta 9 a assittsissad by say vessels amt.—rot oWeldors vooptotioa ttetoht or Nowt to Aottrono oppu Black J BAININ awl Co , Liverpool: all Agents tor lb. 1611 Lac sad to t. X. MACIIIA Y and Co., 1, Dadeshallotrest, bleb% I.C. MitIaMONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (al skvallyard. Lawton LINZ of PACKET hmigh to ALTIMALIA.—Pair MELBOrbrilt, Port Phillip. Direct Ao leave Ile Dock ls Tbanslay, Pah Instant, calling at rtytoootai. hha apleadld &past ship 11. NT. LOW taus ~deter, M. . CLAYTON. Coasmainkr . lying to the GM India Dacha Mar annalamanAndl na kg all dross of pareageni are earargesand. sad dr oW atm r aspanoteed seggsoa.—Yar ladabll eft yologa M rum A WORT. awl mimosa. milk SWIM Wag oat gam ltd. lainganbaMalrest —Pargagees by UM am al yodels conned bun MANION* le Moog& brato tar assamatgbas tam. sadasambilane a t tlirgagrai brag ORGINAL HALIFAX sad NEW BRUNS ! It'lC PACIETII.—/IIL1? MIND !IMPS —WALTON RRotTIILIDI A thopoiet the folloorbot Ant clam molar tryter• 41n*, to *lppon lb one E. *I4 opportunity for t,o.otrot of rods. sod Rove wood omosooolatoot : NctRIA, AI. 474 tom MOJA R. CART. for RALIVAI, koalas Is Ihe ballot Dodo: w ho tollowed by the LIIPILDotMD. AI.INDIA, A I, Rib Som. to be followed by Übe MACY Kok(>w opia§ J. m Ter. mascot .4 RAM A I. ON Yes, IL P. KAMM, on pp toutooler.. WS. ICON. loadlm Ur larks DAIL Lost thliso day Man* 11—Vor torr yortleulmo fit/ Mt WA MO( BRO TH R 1 .4 & Clootoses W. Loutimoiroloost, R.D. WEEKLY CX4II3II7IfICATION to N LW Yolth Met—The LITWOOL. NEW TOM see PH I LAI.ELPIII A +I EAMI-11111POONTAN Y Hanel denote& be Uwe tuUle.o. , tei kr..n 4. twat MaIMIIK caltiox al Quasar Sows to embark awl ,lespatchee, in foitoo• WIIZLY ',Kum LI% EttPloot. Yoh NEW irrltE. CITY IN W A %111 nos. Wealecaday, Feb. Ai. OLAMIUW. Wr.ineed of. March S. CITY OF B.tLrIWII.P Mednesday, March It Aee cm, sic k.e.lote Wedeeolay. Cab hes Ates. IA IL and ;miaow socoollne to the moo. viecletlew Peroare mown • salaam Including at prwrbloc. osatieii. rammer, hit CUM.' aaml the Meseere Motet beeket EOM very oftiretegoote seer-ee blether mutineers e WILLIAM INMAN. it f •14,411,1114. Ll.orratd; S• end MACEY. el. [leg Wellemetleeel. City. ET BR sad NORTH AM/MOAN ROYAL KUL STUN Olalfft between LIVERPOOL me NEW died. ese betwous LIVERPOOL red RAWL the beam ellpeellleg r ReRW. The tells . meg at ether g iond rub see Rola Roe Ummeel. mikes et Cork S. melee the CAMARA, ke WISTON. Nttorttay. P.S. 2! UREA. kr SSW YUMA. tiolhotday. Mar.h 1. =twee belolleskweete arm provident, hat hrew Seem,—'T. Raffia sod hoetoe, diet =Ms. at seessi Ele. To Nes Meek skeet coblo. RC more aft. dil Itelght S Mike. West. e. and See Tort. La per Ilk mg re awl pelnap.—Apply to J. B. Foot .l. U. 4.114 1111141/Z s le Coeds, /lime, aid 11, Place de h ; O. end J. Wall Buck st man reet, Oiano.. l il = C. Ifeelver. (Iseenelowe; et U. sod C. Recker, h Rehodriel. Ilheepeol. 11HILLIPPS, GRAM, and PHILLIPPS dopskli misurnsadeesd essittlass stesmrs• lloanws . . 111.1311 X. Ir FAME. Wediiisday stetting. Feb. Ilk bun lionelyenrio. rano : /12. sal lea 114 tuns ticket. Deed al • bee sad a ball. N.olire —The hattney between Brame and Bremerhaven la Wm ewe for traroe et mokrotr rate. lite Mlifill.e% hem: always eta weather. this node Were a latamrsttle sty la gents tor anal)s pads al t.ermany elide ralm " IF•ftlivnt pa is are bard by ice. roe extrENtlat.tA, the Lnal ANIILLAN, Wettneetle,,, felt 211.. Irmo Ilms. ty.bmn OUTHLN KG. the 01'aTAI MAMA. treat flmeely.tnent, la a k day, In be 1.41.mr.114 the tenblent, - and Mime MM. elms abmaters. omegi "-F7171.76: W. : 31. BANK of AUSTRALASIA, incorporadod by llo)sl Matter, log, No. 4. flirr.ohs,lle street, Israilisk Yebsesary 11. lod Tyr I*.strt .1 lonetors litlttitT 01 V E NirricE that a VACANI 1 in the FA ?Pith rim "morn,' hl thr &erase of Iderar.l Y.-q.. ...l that ail proprietor. dull .ItuliM d. biirwlitto ft-iouse a CA itA I to propie.e 110110 .41wr =tor a easolidste to nil such t. 61.1310. Willa pre ootiee 1/1 ontlior. t.. ire Irk at the Ake of Use corpora/too as above. within teo .lays thorn this List, stwillyiati his Int. 'llion to heroin, s raioirlate, or Use mama anti place of aboile of tha eastitilote propse.l.—lty order of tlw Court. WILLIAM WILLUCEN, Mental. LOANS, from ESIO to £ l,OOO, upon personal smartly. repayable ley Instalmemth ay se in3y w arrairzeil to Sidi the convenience of the hoeremer. Ibut-instes fur any term eat en-ceiling teu years redeemahle by quarterly invtab gamin—Apply at the NEW NATIONAL. MN, 404.1.. r 1-strett, tioimashary, W.C. 71101. liN E. Sec. ANIYER FAILINU REMEDY. DC Bourns BlLlsit'S sal I.ll[l PILLS, preparva WIIINWS way Yier...urtal lis.rehiest, from the reels. of tir. sIN bawd Mrahialhe to all who surfer from los Isom awl :seer intuit mass; pristine.. hulloes of the ma. &a Ifer habitual costs weans, a• a family aleriesit mots. was aid as a gamier of the I,ltAl, they sr. truly extrolisist, AIM ta titer OVAMILI•4I awl amt. MI 4t th• st,.tti.ll they errata skiwtite, promote disnt,oss, awl stir:Nihon t h e whole memos systems-14k by W. L.suillert, tu. Jetwyt...treet. x 134 by moat sinAggisla. It 10.. awl W. al. !la area trl let 1er.13w41• Stigmas, whl Levi P. 11.. The avulsing •r..• sin ha nom psalms+. stilt Whitings Lambert,' energy., t•se BUCHAN'S SUGAR-COATED SARSA PARILLA PILIA—It It • •101.1towoor• fact that aarra• Punta is the gre.tte.t tomiler of the blood la the world. keep yultv 14...1 pure. the 4.a. . reeler. and dr() the doctor. lirao pill. .trllv at th. 1..4 ..f each disease. sail are for the rote of e'eq atharut inertelital 'a math women, and child, ouch as er0.:4•41. ou the Wu, in.!lgiation, I.IIiiNIL liver. lull %I..Acti C..MpLlitits, gen.-rat Wrakilrmi. gent, rhenituithan, honotw.:•, pal. la the hell.. hr Orton., .ate threat., met every complaliot cuter.' I,y Irerselarita. thr trowel*. ebetructe4 prrapir.itioo., sad 4etertonstel art) anhealthy Sirtheilkr beenerastrevt, ihtfurtl &Vett. Loudon. ‘Vh..1.,31e aerate: lharelay sail Cu. 7S. Varriagdoe-.,vast an.t from all ciaeatita Rolf In braise. la 14d,ta 4• Id. wad Its. WNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA ham boom darfnß twenty live yormb omplistirally mac tiosmathe loodmal protomiwi, and aalumally accepted by Ile se Use Ix ui ttoly for sillily of the stomach, lam bealachr.a...4. and hadlesoliga, ad as a mild spa. Taal lit deleate mooti. uuons , mon ausaisily Poe Irllos and children It la prepared. la a stab, al whet panty and aiding Usesitla gaily by DINXIMIU) sad Ga., 171. N. I, .•dairiat, Loam; ad sold aU sermalabis W" at world.. Dll. ILIOORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE ,attar waslit..4 is as mot Muttered enuatltuttrauf aff treoloa Minn I. Immerelbie. fta ellectr are perraaff nut. 116 solleollathe AMU b mm 4 kill full I ustructicous, IS ilk, sr kw for SOL, mot anywhere, carefully Wisp rosalpt reolitioss et Nampa. —Nolo a.te uf 1. Prarll 1 . 14 a.. UK Itsiss4. reie Twassie-liss. JOZZAI.7B COPAIIINL—Copaibe and Cubed' are ihiutales• the best reasealea bat these drugs are ot a wi tarts and ieloar, end imeasto• colicky pains, sams. • I elm.. rhAti4rOuliVx J.,/fall has sac... In rendering , 11 ""e rebieble therm...tic eh-outs perfectly IlilloCttoll.,ll, Incirt34. .." 10 .9011r.e ell the curative properties. This prepare. hes been al.arteil by the Paris Acw.Wiwy of Medians alter meow than. thousa.l4 Mule lu Parts, sad the different load.. . fliontsess, flays. sad AL herthnlornew's. ▪ the care of Meesrs. Lloyd, Poland, sail UV , * auk " Uwe*,' 90. , . Ns:. The I irpahise, which Is Is term of • petty puer whoir plum, elects • can wi about at Jays. either "I •ir choosse fh•lrelikk 100 leflOSielk 4s. M., tree by peat. —. II rZLSI , Preach chemist, Yatll,, MagsseeliM. t i • Sae .4. Misdate. rsrlii, gad MI dsssaMs Pand 8. BETII7B HAVE OPENED . ADDMONAL AND MOOT lIIITINSITE PREMISE% JIII.OIVDRD. TRIDIT noun °moan Bead-atreeti. la omanae lath tbalr City Premien, 111 to 16, CITY-ROAD . THOSE ABOUT TO TL &NISH an nneettolly satiated to Inspect their large and rated maga • of nrwela.• Tarlatan at both Tatablishatenta GOODS CARRIAGE FLU TO AN Y PART UT Till KINGDOM.. . 113•Arded Catele a iZriers — ile end poet free. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN rasele • bags *es d dad with • mere handful of costa Tbe saving is iniessage the swat b beautifully roasted in every part, nicely browned all over, sad all the gravy and notritione properties Maine& lidos fss N.B. These surprising (ideate us wetland by esiostlfte soaceatratka of beet. RARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's J.J delight ; as infallible 'method et mooting this favourite vegetabie Is wham. Priers R. 7e., fla. BARLOVrS AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, the Hoseemist • triss4, wemated to ewe erne tea of seals la tares. PASO lu ed. iWUI lest No yeara) 11ARLOW8 PATENT CASK STAND. No 17 waste, or sediment disturbed to tildes. Will repay Its Wang cost in a mouth. Price ie. sad upward. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No rent peg required: Ile Mille lid hear er war vbs. Prim 44. id.. ditto deck* direct to JAMBS BARLOW, patentee, 14 Yeasime-houtet tee that NI name sad alarm in esity : all others are Ilmnows WWl's& lO6OOOllBlO. Fla PRZNCH OOLZA elegaat kin JOasigsetr of MODUATOIt LAIII4, la Mao and llser= Sole per rent under Um usual Om. awl wanootail. Sperm, Was. Composite, an i rjaw i nmess mad romp article V tie 041 and Italian Midst, of Ilse Is uA LAut 114 mid twat price Mr and Semi foe C 11111M1.11111, ward. W.C. OLUTION.—WATHERSTON and BROOMS TOIONII all pallet* hare de Oust Odd slated as Ye larnic•— . /We Odd end Pure Gold," es embed to being a MEM WATIII2IToS sad 11/00DLN6 " 0 . 0a CHAINS, aid dt adidee orodedard, to them are wild open die principle, sold de monielerent prism liandeetery, to tienrte onward., Orrenedwam Amen made ad dodo , sad Jewellery re lo eddlidiaiest eked la de emis, sod filsimes at L MR. ][III (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NSW NUMMI AND WINTIS STOCK fa WaWAtassd Swab ANJOU Ms ?JOURNAL Is now robin sag say fat inspection Thaw Tama IMPS sefolesial by Mr. Miles, Whnss eels Maas YR 1110Ol4f sisT. MA NO Y Mll-81411Alti. ani who Is not ammelisit withaha say paws imitating isai atm- Wag ma. INTANIZIWID VILISRUART. A. RARE COMBINATION. L rft.pl and SON beg respectfully to remind the public that in every department of .11 their establishment' the highest de_res of excellence In every particular is associated with the meet moderate. Their celetwaird S DISPINSABUS UiT, adapted equally for walking. %Dog, travelllng, or business, may be hid in a large variety of sessonable end hWilonable mrterials, from Me. ius. This kr universally acknowledged to be the cheapest lied most serviceahle watt ever produced. To be ob. tail• .1 only et L. MiSOLI and NON, Merchant Tailors, Habit Maker., Woollen, Drapers, Hailers. Magas, Boot and dhow makers, sad Uaaaed thitattara. 1.43040. Menem : City gataidiaticalmt, 154, 153, 1* 157, liinorles . N. 64. aS, N, Aldgate. tritertletteet Yeanulo, 100. N 7, lAa, We. thim.l44tlret. I. a, Totteshanaeourt road Branch, 137, 131, Tutlealiemercart mad, hal, haeton.road. reentry kataldishmenta: 141110111411 and Medford, Yorkshire . AD IlYtkle, are martial In plain Vans the lowest prices, from width no alsatemese can be made. Any article not approved of will be eat:hooped, or the money returned Lies of prima. with rules for eelf.srawirement, lent free. 1 11.10131 and t 44.17 1 -11 eetablishmenta are closed every Friday evening at otneet till eoter.lay evening at sunset, when loudness la resumed until 11 o'clnek. ITE anti SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Altraelkok mid to health and longevity by the proper mailman, al feed. RDWLANDee iillioNTo. iR PEARL DENTIFRICE, 'empowered of Oriental ingredients, r of inestonable value la passsrnay sad i.eantition„- the teeth, strengthening the gums, sod I. slag a pleaeing fragrance to the breath. It insiiastss tartar from the teeth. removes spots .4 inespkent decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel to which It Imparts a pesii.like whiteness. Its Invaluable pro perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the aristo cracy of Europe, awl it is indeenially In high repute. Pries ist per but. hold by A. Rowland and Sous Ifultou stolen, and by Chemists awl Perfumers. Ask fur "Rowignals °doom' I' ART WORLD.—New Weekly Illustrated JL Joannlot Painting. sculpture. Architecture. Ornamental Art arel membrane kngraout. IlertuirruPhy. Poetry, Mode, the Deem; ie. The Ant number int March Ist. Price bet., stamped Sit —Published by S. U. UMI.y, at the °bah 19, eatheriur.etreet. Strand. Jost ponlialteri, price Ness Edition, try pnst It swam 'I I IIE SCIENCE of LIFE : or, How to Live, .1 sink Whet Se Live Yor ; Explanatory of the Mysteries of Esistenre, amid the 111714.4 a PhgliOnten• of life. With instructions for securing Health and litreugth ; and Remarks CM the frvOnsent of Disorder' lisobleutal to 'Wanton Life. lay are VSl4'llO4 of tO yews* practice. CoirriDers.—Tbe Hiram! Education of Early Life—The Art Of Prolonging life—Tbe Theory of logestiox—The Stomach and its Ditlinfutssa—flaw o u of the Affectines and itegusatio• of the Vasonsis—Nevrosis henries, de.. Ac. Loostuo: Munn W. enruhrlL mid all booksellers. DL CURTI% Ott NEDCOVAN MA, GENERAL DEBILITY, de. Jon published, pries Is., post tree firm the Author for 12 stamps, A. MEDICAL ESSAY on this CAUSE awl Cr RE of PILKIIATC BE DECLINE le ?ALAN. with Oslo directions for portal restiwatio• to health Rail rigour, the result of twenty hose years' successful prsctire I. the treatnieut of those peculiar tier ions mot aciitureil diseases which tem., to embitter srrd shorten life. 1:y Lir. J. L. Ci tens, 15„lilantiarle.strect, Patemlllly,.Loalon. Cousiilrationa le tat 3, colitis to S. , ...... „ We feel no be elation m at) mY them le n., merolrerof society by whom the book will but bet foan.l useful—rth. tio.r such perton boitt tho redrawn+ of parent, preceptor, ureter., , ) moo.' —nun. larblon : Mann. 3/J, Contbill awl J. Allen, In. Witriftek-bse. CULVERIVELL, M.R.C.B. LM.,L.8.A., 2, GLUT MAILLBUIDOIOndfiIt[XT, W., Can he consulted spun an ease. ot !lemons Debility, Involuntary Blushing, IPalpitatina, lhas 04 Memory, Inr,,pecity, sienna tenter,. Sterility, Cantertaatkm, anot Galvanism. Just published, an entire are and Original Work, entitled IisILVES." A Physiological Itesieii - alr;;Te. IL • hy post, L. 14. ?vulva, 1. ti. I. Muni, Comical. or AUtivo!, U. way Im c,....tittsl daily; 1111 It, at The rset.oitke Tur►is Laths, la, st. Martlinsit-Orisg. eitti 2, Ulm& Marlborough4trect, W., Iron 1 111111 p.m. HEALTH or Los Don. —The return issued by authority of the Registrar•Geueral states that the deaths in Loudon rose to 1.50 in the week that nailed January :Cab; they have since fallen continuously, and in the week that ealeil last riatarday they were 1,315. If the average rate of mortality, as derived from the returns of ing weeks in ten yeses 18.2-61. bad ruled, the dee m :ln e rt present return womb' have been 1.377. The actual result, therefore, hoes not airier materially from that obtained by calculation for the second week of February. Typhus was more fatal List week Onus any other synnitic disease, for the deaths of 76 persons were referred to it, while these from scarlatioa, which was next in order of mortality, did not ex ceed 50. Those from whooping-cough were 49; from croup,2B; fromiliphthcria, 16; from measles, Et; from small-pox, 5. 81i of the deaths from typhus occurred in the Larebeth Work house. The total number, 76, were Monied thus : typing, ;12 ; typhoid fever, 22; low fever, 5 ; llamado fever, 2 ; continue.' fever, 2 ; pstric fever, 2; brain fewer, 1; " fever," 10. 20 oceurred under 10yean et sge ; 19 at nes sot lens than 10 years and usher 40; 26 et 40-60 years, and 11 at 60 years of age and upwards. Bronchitis serried self Ha persons is the week, whilst the corrected avenge is 174; pneumonia, 70- the average beteg iet ; pbsat a k. 151 ; against 166. Pleven deaths from typhus, one from puer peral fever, and one from pneumonia weaned in the Leedom Fever Hospital, Islington. One of the victim, was a nurse is the establishment. A child died at 3, Walberg-place, 811. 1 George.ie-the.F.mt,aod a widow at 7, Anthony-street, in the sum district, whose deaths are rep orted to have been " as. relented by privations." Last wee k the births of 1,018 boys and 948 girls, in ell 1,966 children, wen registered is Lambe. In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1852. 61 the average number foorreeted) was 1,945. CHTRTAL PLUCK Ulen SHILLING DAT. -- TGEADAT, Pre. lA. Admission' on payment, 519 ; ditto by einem tickets, 604—total, 1,123. PBOM LAST Inaars GAZETTE. 8•1412171.111. [NANO O SOLICITORS AID rUlt7Qt PAITSCULAIOI TO IN OBTAIN= AT TIM 017101 OF FRI CH= aroorzair, coon or aramzurrcr, SAALIOKALL-STRIIIII JAM= WIOIOII, illowelL Stumm mther, to sorrawier Ming at U JOHN LIMAN, Wastmoreland.place, Camberwell, merchant's J= limb R, at 12, WIXOM. RAN?, Highgate, Middlesex, tailor, March 10, at IL Maws Illartirmo, Loardetreet, 1141108 f, March 10, at 11 21010 Y WOODHAII, adonlan•rosd, cab pro- OxfordArtrirst, yenta, March P_ Deriranr, Mitcham. Surrey, calico minter, March S, WIIJJAN THOMAS Mausfteldatreet, road, yoarneyman botcher, March 3, at it. Bonnie DI IIZOIVILLI Li:Can, Greenwich, attorney, March 3, at 12. Loam arlotal. Westfield-terraces Kotherhitta, commission Wilt, March 4, at 1. Parse CRAlrrout Omura, Munster-street, Befient . sPark, Wes wooer, March 4, at 1. BOWL 01tRituus. Comptonetrest, Brunswick-upon, china dealer, March 4, at 1. Glossa SIMMKR, Weybourne, Surrey, licensed victualler, Mink a, at I. JAM= intiona, Battersea, commission agent, March 4, at Is, Kum WILLIAM K leustAilo, Barham, Kent, miller, Marc/A.4,MM WILLIAM Brim, Chatsworth. Suffolk, balkier, March 4, at 11. JoshTaionsa CANNING. Hounslow, miller, March 4, at 12- WHELAN ELWIN, Gloiseseter.terrace, VauxhalLbridge-read, so eastood. March 4, at 1. WILLIAM Minn.9oN, Salsbury-street, Marylebona, olizsim, March 4, at 12. Julian RUMMY, Gourellstrect, Journeyman furrier, March 4, at 12e. CMAILMI Urns. Jtagenterow, Stepney. baker, March 4, at 1. Sheer DAMON, Caper Norwood. Admiralty clerk, March 4, 01406011 NICISION. Oki awan.lane, City, and Bronti.place, Cam berwell. carpenter, March 4, at It GEnROK PQa, Uckaald, Sussex. glover, March 4, at le. Banalia, Baningworth, Northiunptotahlre, baker, March 4, le. F.DIIcIID Clapham.roadislace, Surrey, aaleeman to a lamp manufacturer. March 4, at 2. Thaws Jolla CULtVidt, laiyues.row, (.lerkenwell, clerk in an aalgraltea aim March 4, at 11. Jut= MRSTO2, Fenchnrch.street, merchant, Feb. 28, at I. CHLIUMI Marro Plena, Highstreet, Peckham, carpenter, March I, at loam erases and Tnovise Swam, Commercial-road.Lambeth, manure retalan. March 7, at IC CHAR= JAMES Ao9, Paternoaterrow, bookbinder's assistant, March 11, at 1. OMUIIAMI BMIST Lams, Highatreet, Wapping. wooer, March 11, at It Planes JAMS. 'MAMMA Chapping Wycombe, Bucks, chair arasufactarar, March 11, at 12f. OMOltoa TNOMAII Viturruurroe, New Broad-street, City, Patin, March 4, a 4 le. JOIN ItOrnT, Arthur-terrace, Caledonian-road, butcher, March 6, at 1. RICHARD CHAPMAN Kl2O, Great Coramstreet, Russellsquerre, attorney, March 5, at I. THOMAS lettUsit fieff2K4 Bridgeroad, Victorisepark, baker, Much 5, at 12. WILIAM( Facade, New Weston.-dreet, Bermondsey, leather merchant, Marc-lag at 2. JAMIS Hooves, Grange-walk, Bermondsey, tanner's clerk, Mara 6, at I. Ansa Warn& Casio, Manchester, India-rubber manufacturer, March 6, :.1 3. Thomas Mooanoon, limmes•road, blarylebone, furniture dealer, March 6, at I AIMMIAR MAMMY, New Bmieghallotreet, City, artist, March 6, at & BassAmmi Brims, Gloucester-terrace, Chabot*. cootatesion awl. March 7. at IL ZOOKIST FRIDIUncI reet North, Grafahin-road, ' and Portugal-street, L in c o ln s-inn-deltic solidtor. Marc= NOW Dteßnison, Northumberiandstreat, Strand, spot, March 7, 11. WILLIAM BMWs, at Birmingham, gilt toy manatmotorer, Merck at It. J: em Throning, Blymlilll Marsh. Mbp bolidsr, Pak M. at It • atos louse, Brilgnorth, !taloa, grocer, Feb. 28, at 12. AMMAR THOMAS GODWIN, Hanley, Staffordshire, grocer, March at 12. Jolts Pumping, Birmingham, ale dealer, March 3, at 12. MA31111414 Innis KRinv. Birmingham, factor, March 1, at 12. WAWA Lewes's Lass. Hinckley, Isieratershire, grocer, Feb. I% at It .143= Senorsutee Muzak West Bromwich, pastryesoit. March 3, at 12. Tema' Krum Birmingham. building material dealer, March 3, at 12. Jolla WitsfOr, K ingewinford, Staffordshire, grooer, March 3, at 12. law ALLIMY, Birmingham, butcher, March a, at 12. Llloll.taD Bowie, Birminguam, railway bolt inanufacto. 18, at IL OILS. LADD, Birmingham, cab proprietor, Feb. 26, at 12. SWIM TIPPER and %GILLIAM TIMER, Longton, Staff ordshin china manufacturers, Feb. Is, at 18- ' GRoacm Nitta. Derby, grocer, March 6 at 11. June Moues, Newport, Monmouthshire, innkeeper, March 4, at 12. !Ronne JCVIINN, Ithyd-y.filan, Obonorgeusbire, builder, March 3, at 11. MorISIKK DAII, Chardstock, Dorsetshire miller. March 6, at I. Muni ANDRIWART/11:14 H. Bridgwater, cabinet maker. March 6,at 1. Juts. PICKARD, Wakefield. Journeymanbommaker, March= Jona Ls viutinieg Cool, Kingstou.apon•Mull, lahamsaa. D, at 1!. WILLIAM MATHKR, Halifax, tailor, March 1, et IL Boxcar JACKSON, Kiegaton , Upolv Hall. baker _March it, at 12. WILLIAM 1D landlingtonsmay, Yarfahlre, grocer, March 6, at 12. Jung Su icomit, Map, Ilintaltire, and Lancaster, ben bander, Feb. 26, at IL Itunucr Genet, Bedford, Lancashire, brewer, March 6, at M. kula Yaws, ILmchenter, lodging.house keeper, March 1, at 11. ILKANnIi SMITIIIION, Burnley, Lancashire, proprietress of a ladies' school, March 1, at 11. Bonn Cursor, Handley, Lancashire, cotton spinner, March 1, at It. Thomas Fonerica, Manchester, spirit merchant, March 1, at 11. DANCAX WOIALGuI, North Shields, warble store dealer, March 4, at Ili. lAnts PAITLOW, Frdingtou, Warwickshire, hay' dealer, Muth M. at 10. 1001711 DAIRALL, , Birmingham, Maher, March 21, at 10. AARON Keats, Bristol, chount. March 7. at 12. Ttioase NKArI, Tockiontou, Gloucestershire. butcher, March 3, at IL Jrassun Batas, Liverpool, provision dealer, March 0, at 3. llarit.l.n Zulu.. Ilanclienter, provishootealer, March 11, at 01. AOC( thrze sCider., Chorltondmon.Medlack, and Manchester, dealer in sundries, March 11, at 91. J. 5141.11 FlinattLev, Esholt,Yorkshi re, potatoe dealer, March 3, at I. JuerPH BaLLIVOun. ludworth. Yorkshire, publican, Feb. ta, at 3. lingtgn Una, Rochdale, broker. March 1, at 11. SA Mr VA Wit's?, Drnneld, Derbyshire, butcher, March 5, at 11. OtoußE &Mtn, Whittington, Derbyshire, farmer, March 6, at 12 ammo's DIiwALL, Bishop Auckland, builder, March 6, at 10. l'HoglAs Muter's, Willenhall, Staffordshire, lock manufacturer, March 6, at 12. (1105 IR ABRAHAMS, Luton, Bedfordshire, bleacher, March 3, at 4. WILLIAM LKAROTn„ Stocktou-ooTees, butcher, March 9, at 24. Jong MTGE, Bangor, hawker, Feb. 24, at 10. WILLIAM DICIFFITHS, Date., Carnuartheoslnre, publican, Feb. 16. at 11. THOMAN CHIUSI4O 4O " - Feb. re. at 13. EDMUND BITI4OLII, Landport, Rants, printer, March 3. at 12. WALria kliuma, Soutane; Hants, lodging house keeper, March 1, at 11. /Boats Mass Kidderminster, furniture broker, March 1, at 11. Ai:cantatas MURDOCK, St. Lemma— at 11. Titoism Lrescorr, Newton Abbot, Devonshire, blacksmith, Feb. 16. at 11. kIcHARD WgITIWAY. Newton Abbot, hairdresser, POh. V 3, al 12. lulls Toi.NR GRUM Ipplepen, Devonshire, mason, 141.28, stn. THoNAS WALLOW, Pembroke Dock, liceused victualler, Feb. 26, at 10. J 0341.11 Poi:Leroy, Eastington, Cloaca, Muth 6, at 10. JVHr Giurrrni, Llanwonuo, Glamorganshire, weigher, March 3, at 11. loos DEOROI YOrNO, Tonbridge Wells, teacher, March 1, at IL II ARLIET2 HAMp.ap, Stoke•uwil.Trent, gr. eel% March 1, at 11. Joatine 1 , 1501 A, Dudley, gunner, Feb. at 11. Datum. Jonas, Miclfaelstoneauper-Avon,oluntorganshire, grocer, March a at 10. WILLIAM 11111! Jig:mos, Aberscon, Obiniorguishire, carrier, March 7. at 10. HENRY soitwln. Neath, March 7, at 11. Joist LIND , LN KATTLE, Becclea, Suffolk, Jounteyrnan tailor, March 3, at 10. WILLIAM CARRY, enollarook. Kent, beer retailer, March 3. at 1. : Jour ALDI , O4, tendon, Sufb4k. tailor, Mat cli 3, at 1. I &00T11 H kelsowsr. Halifax, saddler, Feb. 28. at 10. Glacome Lewis, Cardiff, furniture broker, March 3, at 11. AaItAIIAM MGT, North Moresby, Liocohishlre, licensed vic tualler, Feb. 2%, at 11. CHAMTKILN, Great Grimsby. ganlencr, Feb. 28, at 11. I Jull• !Mask Kingston•upon•Hull, mariner, Feb. Mt, at 11. I 'OOMPH SKVIKII, Chew Magna, Soinersetshne, grocer, Much 3, at 12. CHAILLES Cam:, Sheriff Hutton, Yorkshire, agricultural labourer, March 5, at 11. 7144.DENICK STEPHEN:4,N, Bradford, saddlor. Marsh 13, at 104. WILLIAM tA4CLInvELL, Antrim, Yorkshire, woolsorter, March 13, at 104. RourAM VICARS WHITIHIAD, Manchester. sale-smut in a ware -1...11,r, March 1, at lu. RoNART AIAitsTUS CRSBruBo , Huhu, Lancashire, allesman. Nlarell 1, at Jul. J. Olt DA vin Tile'.',,, Oxford, cook, March 10, at. 10 tti at stern.. Westbromwleh, poulterer, March 7, at 11. Joon 51'311LLAN, ' , horrid. whipn.akcr. Feb. 15, at 12. fete KIRK, Sheffield, anger manufacturer, march 6, at IL .1.414 r, iItONALL. Sheffield, cotter, March 0, at 12. WILLIAM bottles Walrot, Bath, view:lller, March 4, at 11 - DENBY lanntny, New Windsor, statuary, Feb. 27, at 11. WILLIAM Spurr, Wishech, Climbs, broker, March 6, at 12. J A 1024 WILLIAMSON, Dew •borv, carpetmannfoctursw,nb-aist IL W Lusts Ilethley. Yorkshire, builder, March 7. at IL .1, ate W SKIRT, Torringtot.. De vanish'', cattle denier, Feb.llB,at 12. Maus Lases, Keighley, Yorkshire, machinist, Match 6, at 11. LAST . :March 21. S. Dennis. XAMINATIONS Ieig n. Maybe Essen, carpenter—March It. Y. Morris, Hanimenmith-gate, Middlesex, riding master—Much It N. Moab!, Princess-street, Plaistow-marsh, licensed victual. ler —March 22. J. Went, Ablersasteatnet, carpenter—March 22. R. Heaven. old 11,..well.court, Strawl, builder—March 22. D. liar field. Northampton, bora manufacturer—March 22. G. Moniker, !toolbars. carpenter—March 13. as Shier, Jun., Rytle, Hants, hotel keeper—March 13. H. Powell, Plumstrad, Kent, plumber— March IS A, Michaels, Holywellstreet, Westminster, furniture dealer—March 13. J. Cherry, Castiestreet, LelceoterNollale, Manned victitaikr—Moen 19. A. J. Hippisley, Anderson-stre , k, Christ. —Much 13. K. R. Blackmon. River-terrace, K Ing's-croes. baker—March 13. A. Leroy. Gower-street. lietllordosonsre, and Geoserhorch.street, getbOrol m , rchant—March 19. T. Smith, Maidstone, Kent. plasterer—March 10. W. Branch, liartwite, basket maker—Starch 12. Qnant, Amendmm.vsle, New.cross. draughtsman—March 19. W. Murphy, Great Marlbovourhatrellt. regent street, comb manufacturer—March 18. I. Haltn, Shea field, Emu, ;dumber—March 16. J. Cave, Jun.. Spalding. Lineolas shim, praaser—Mara6 Is W. N. Gamble, Park Nook. Derby shire, lane balm/—Much In. C. Barratt, Loughborough, Lateens. shire, tracer—March 26. T. Smith, Nottingham, heerbouse keeper—March IL 2. Davies, Newport, Monntouthebire, ship r, lob. Lionelly, milkman. Feb. 28. e, retailer of beer, owner-March 26. T. E Thomas, Stow-11111, Moarnellthehlfs. Inn keeper-March 6. J. W. Gilbert, Bt. Day. Cornwall-April 1. J. G. Maley, Newport. Devonshire-March 12. T. W. Brown, upon-Hull, oil merchant-Much 11. J. Taylor, Kirton lt,eciTay. Lincolnshire, brewer-March 7. W.. 1. Stone. Linn • , Catmint:awhile, coofectioner-Merreh 11. W. Bathe) and D..lones, Wrexham. Denbighabire, brewers-March 7. J. Taylor, liulme, Lancashire, Mama Si W. H. Sharpies. Ilan cheater, yarn agent-March 7. 0. W. B. Drury. Preston. sur - illor -Muth b. J. Houldswutighsr=a L lstri o =fire. printer-March 7. J. Eastwood. - March 6. G. Peverall, Bundertsaddp bulkier-March ill. D. Beeson, Birmingham. haberdseher-March 21. W. Marsh. Sir. mingham. Iron piste worker-Mitch 21. W. Elrod, Itirnibighem, con) dealer-March J.Bmallw'ood,Ba lsaD gun-barrel Mer-March 21. E. Kelly, Waist" Warwickahlre, plumber-March 11. J. Ick, Birmingham Wither seller-March kl. N. Hough and R. James, Birmingham. whesiwrights-March 21 . J. Winter, Bfrminghem, bookaaker-March M. G. Bourne, Birmingham, eakomhoess kasper-March 21. A. Gibbs, Bir mingham corn dealer-March Mi. IL O'Brien, Birmingham, boot maker-Much W. W. Hood, Birmingham, shoeing eralth-March Si. IV. Roxbee. Birratfthani, whip maker-March 11. J. Ashwin, sen.. knells Aston. Warwickahire, estate agent-March 21. 2 Cooker, Blntainatuun. retail brewer-Marck 21. H. Corbett, Birmingham, fire brick manufacturer-March 21. T. H. Wardle, Birmingham, conamMiou agent-March it G. Walters. Bod oni:Mar, ttnplat• worker-March 10. J. Bowden. Bristol, cabled maker-Much 8. E. Gunner and E. Jenner,ll Made- I kry. likromidre-March S. J.,Yarr, Madeley, Shropshire, black smith-April V. J. J. Sumner, Coningsby, Lincolnshire, miller -April 9. A. Mande; Haimcrthingharn Lincolnshire, farmer ;Eb R. b T. Robinson, Coclmmouth CuMberland, innkeeper- A 2. Samson, Workington, (*timberland. Joiner-Feb. Ws 1 Crabtree, Belton, Lineolnshire, widow-Feb. M. C. Witham, Rut Retfoed, Nottingbamahlre, coal dealer-Feb. M. J. Sykes. Readby, Lincolnshire, tallOf -March 6. W. Phillipa Truro, mine briker-Feb. 213 Maria Brooke, Manchester, wise , taws keeper-March 21. R. Brotherton, Bishop Auckland. Do?. kern, painter-March 21. W. Allan, Bishop Auckland, fruiterer -March 17. G. Brown, New Thoruley, Durham, blackamith- FM. M. D. Andrews, Caddington. Beets, tailor-March 4. J. Fminley, Leeds, askind revenue °nicer - March M. T. B. Hewoetn. Leeds, joiner-March M. W. Jackson, Leeds, chimney Isweeper -March 6. J. Hirst sod C. Gay, Huddersfield, cloth millers-March 12. C. Tstkr, Shelton, Staffordshire. Mewed victualler-Mee* Marlow, Stanley Mose, Stafferdshim„ poulterer-March It W. liardley, Hanley, Staffordshire, clothier -March 11 W. keels, Buskin, grocer-March la W. Buford. Busiern. kick manufacktrer -March 13. E. Morris, 811/4010, boot maker-Much 14. T. =Timbal, butcher-March 14. Mary Dram, Kidsgrove,Staff poosr-klarch IL J. Hobson. Tun- Mk painter-March 13. 3. M. Merrick, Eton, journeyman watch maker-Much 20. T. Aubrey. Merthyr Tydfil, Wormed vkillanar -March 20. T. Vaughan, Merthyr Tydal, licensed Moinallsr- March I& 3. HOE, Aberdare, 0 W sethin, contracter-March 7. J. Butane, Puritan, So farmer-March 4. T. Teo. man, Ystely, Hants, licensed -March 1. W. H. Hall, Ulangton, Berks, grocer-March 17. W. 001111, 010•011 MST, tailor -March lg. W. Pitt, Kiddermanskit. -m.-March 18. J. Whitehead, fiedgley, StalkedAlm dealer In DM& 51N , N .... Feb. 23 G. Oakley. Omit, Lem bleclormith-Manrk 6, O. Jef fries. Alton. Staffordshire, oordwainer-March S. J.loissa, Perm bontfawr, sawyer, and T Jones. Wecuds, Montgomeryshire, labourer-March 11. T. J. Btoddar4 Newesstie.upon.l yoe, builder-March 11. H. Poulton, Neweasilempon-Tyne, journey man kid leather this 11. C. Holgrion, Newel/We apon:Tyne, Pod-one clerk-Mardi IL P.. lOilott. Newcastle upon-Tyne. railway clerk-March 11. C. Donn, Newcastle upon-Tyne, commie baker-March IL J. F. Wakinshaw, New castle-upon-Tyne, engineer's clerk. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Feb. 13. ROHM Hawley, Colonist'. Cornwall, farms. Feb. 14. YalDiaalClL HAILII2OIISIUIaDDII, Whiteharen, supervisor of excise. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. PLIIMIRIAD, WOOLWICH, AHD CWAILTOiI Comm= ?WU WAras OomraiT (Ulgaspl=alarch I. st 12. at Easilletall street-autUt of accounts and final dividend. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Hiller Maw= Mows, Mere* shoe deake-lia dividend of al., Feb. 19, and four subsequent Wednesdays, at Young's. lbeisid. Osamu 1111111.XT, eltoSold, comma brewer-lat dividend of la 11. L. Fah. 19, sad fear subsequent Wedneedays. at Young's. PAWS Shelle lairaldi PAWN, Sam, Sheflield, We manufactuer-let dividend cif le. N. Feb. 19, and four subsegnied Wedmedsys, at Tomes, illbsileld. LiVlßPorth TRADSSMANI LOAN COSPANT (LOOM)-3rd en dued of Is. W., Feb. 19, and any subsequent Wedwdp. at Morgues, Liverpool. DMDINDB. March 1. J. C. Shaw, aostasawtoo, rig merchant-=. Charlotte Wright, Lambeth-walk, clothler-liarchlb B. Hawks Wick, Middlesex, licensed Matualler.-Illarea L J. Martindale, Chesterfield, travelling draper-March 20. J. WOW. Greet Coramstreet, Brunswlekequare, bulkier-Marsh 12. H. Foot, Poet-street, Spitalnelda and Sudbury. Suffolk, silk mans factisrer-March 13. A, Aubert and C. Powell, St. Maryut., (Sty, ship broken-March Hi T. Parkinson, Halifax, stockbroker- March 10. M. Firth and W. Firth, Manidnigham, Yorkshire, plasterer CERTIFICATE to be granted, tinker canes be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. March 13, J. W. Knights, Ipswich, Suffolk. corn dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Creswell, W. Carver, J. Carver, W. H. Rickards, and B. Carver, Lisbon, merchants-W. Rogers and K. Carey, Hastings, salesmen-W. Cousins, T. G. Grundy, and F. Mawson, rnit o 01, woollen merchants, se far as regards F. blawson-E. Carter and It. Carter, Longnor, Shropshire, builders-R. Roberts and R. Milton, Manchester. general warehousemen-T. Stott, Sarah Stott, and W. Stott, Manchester, manufacturers-O. Mitchell and W. Jacobs, Shrewsbury, furniture brokers-H. Sol es* na‘t .1 If V...., NotA3p,himi„ l esgthlNlMA- T. G. GrlA l and 5, B. K enwarti,lt est limiting, Kent, linendrapers-S. D. Bagley and J. Buckley, Birmingham, cluck dial makers-C. 3. Moron and J. Goodman, Hlghstreet, Nutting-hill, Unendrapers-H. Starry, Paragon, New Kent-road, and 1 amps Grannomad, lkit muudsey, surgeons-G. Cousins LW W. F.'Bramley, iisissear, manufactwers of hair acts-S. G. Homan and F. W Farnham, Surrey, surgeons-J. Wright mil J. L Kuri a = Clo r Colliery, Derbyshire, coal masters-H. Holden and P. Holden. trueen.street, Pimlico, tailors-T. Helm and H. Helm lio dikerilkld, wood turners-T. &tufted, A. Rumford, and V/ Emote Bourton.on.the•Water, Gloucestershire, drapers, alit as regards W. bomb-l. H. Williams, S. Wear, and O. Slur kb., Birmingham, lithographers, an tar as regards J. H. WM limis-G. R. Barlow and Mary Ann Barlow, Blackburn, Immo sidn, tailors-It Gladstone and S. U. li lode, Manchester, com mission agents-H. A. Burge, It. Player, and C. H. Hewitt. Bristol, Iron merchants, so far as regards C. H. Hewitt-J. Field and G. ersexhaw, Omen, Yorkshire, mango manufacturers-J. Brook, W. Y. Crosland. and 3. Ogden, iluildersheld and Long wood, Yorkshire. cotton spinners-W. (Brost and S. H. Peck over. Bristol. marine store merchants-P. Coons and A. Coleus, Wolverhampton, eurriers- H. ki. Sykes, A. W. Sykes. and 3. H. Sykes, Leeds, woollen cloth merchants, so far as resole J. H. Sykes-J. Yalrelough and T. Fairelough, Preston, Lancashire, jomem-D. Black and M. Si. Framer, Glasgow, shawl menu -Ist:turas. SCOTCH 1584117/MITRATION B . James Lunar's, Glasgow, commission agent. Fob. 116, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Osoncia trrutumo, Leith, grocer, Feb. 21, at the New Ship Hotel, Leith. Jima COW/NOON and Hunts Hotierni, Pakley, dyers, Feb. 21, at the County Hall, Parsley. WILLIAM !nous, Port libugow, Feb. 27, at the Tontine Hotel, Greenock. THOMAS Rom. Glasgow, eke merchant, Feb. 27. at the Faculty Ball, Glasgow. JAWS GRANT ?JACK'S. Inverness, hotel keeper, March 1, at the ht:illon BOAC?. Inverness. ~ ,_,„ , .__ J• 11 1 ,.... lIENON, StalltAVen, ll'lpollilOur, grain merchant, Feb. 2n. at the George Hotel, Strannter. WILLIAM more, Stewarton, Ayrshire, spirit merchant, Feb. 24, at the Black Bull Inn, II ilminiock. OILBUT 01111XELL ilecesurtli, Inman, draper, Feb. 24, at the Vacuity Hall, Glasgow. UNIVERSMY INTBLLIGENCIL LONDON UNIVERSITY. EXAMINATION 101 EONOURIS, JANUARY, 1802. MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL PRIL OBOI TIT.—IMAO Pia (Exhibition). North Loudon Collegiate School; Wink= Frederick Kimm, private tuition, and Samuel Henry Winter, private tuition, equal; William Easterby, self tuition, and Klward Powell, City of Loudon School, equal ; Lewis Adoaijah Meade*, Repot 's Park College. CHEADITHY.—J.unes Campbell Brown (Prize), Gymna sium, Old Aberdeen; Alfred Ashby, Grove-house, Tot tenham. CLAsairis.—William Howard Gray, City of London School ; Frederic Crowdy, Repton, Derby ; William Arthur Brailey, Brampton-house; Kunuel James Rowton, Eltham Collegiate School ; William Carey Morgan, King Edward's School. Birmingham. Mr. Isaac Peak, the above exhibitioner, reflects great credit on the North London Collegiate School, at which be was educated ; for, in addition to the above honour, not only did he carry off • large share of the prizes awarded st the periodical exaniinationa of the pupils of that institution, but his name appeared in the first rank of successful comps titers for the title of Associate of Arta in the Oxford middle class examination in 181i0. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TIIESDAT NIUHT. LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. 7 to 1 agst Count Hatthyasy's Suburban (off) 7 to 1 Mr. Franks's &Jam (t) 10 to 1 Mr. J. Githy's Areas (t) 10 to 1 Mr. Savile's Dorsi (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 8 to 1 apt Mr. S. Hawkses The Margate (t) 14 to 1 Mr. T. Cook's Wingrave THE DERBY. 20 to 1 apt Mr. S. Hawkes's The Marquis 33 to 1 Mr. J. Osborne's Zetiand 50 to 1 Mr. J. Davidson's Nottingham LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. Bto 1 apt Viscount de Namur's Huntsman (off) 9 to 1 Captain Christie's The Dane (off) 14 to 1 Lord Stormont as Jealousy (t) 1% to 1 Mr. T. Naghten's Thomastown (I) JO to 1 Mr. Oarr's Eheu (t) CITY AND SUBURBAN. 20 to 1 apt Mr. A. Nichols Phantom It freely) .93 to 1 Lord Affeebury's Frailty (off) 40 to 1 Any other WATERLOO CUP. 12 to 1 apt Mr. Spioica' nomination (t) 14 to 1 Mr. Gibson's do. (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Bake's do. (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Callan's do. (t) 25 to 1 Mrs Oropoo'a do. (I) 25 to 1 Mr. Cioudipsdale's do. (t) TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. AMERICA. (By telegraph to Halifax, after the departure of the steamer Europa from New York.) NEW YORK, Faa. 6, Evianso. General Beauregard's official report on the battle Ma1011138&8 has been published. According to this report the loss of the Confede rates was 1,800 killed and wounded. The effective force of the Confederate army of the Potomac was 21,000 men and 29 guns. The report concludes as follows : "In conclusion it is proper, and doubtless ex pected, that throu ghi this report my countrymen should be made acquainted with some of the sufficient causes that prevented the advance of our forces and prolonged vigorous pursuit of the enemy to and beyond the Potomac. The War Depart ment has been fully advised long since of all those causes, some of which only are proper to be here communicated. An army which had fought like ours on that day against uncommon odds, under a July sun, most of the time without water and without food, except a hastily snatched meal at dawn, was not in a condition for the toil of an eager and effective pursuit of an enemy immedi ately after the battle. "On the following day, an unusually heavy and I ualirteeweitting fell of rain intervened to obstruct our advance. Added to this, the want of a suffi cient cavalry force made an effective pursuit a mi litary impossibility." The New York Chamber of Commerce has unani mously passed resolutions to sustain the govern ment in giving credit and currency to the 150,000,000 dole. legal tender notes, until they can be placed on a specie basis by the imposition of taxes adequate to their redemption. The Philadelphia Enquirer say/ that it was re- I in Norfolk that the Burnsidee expedi tion' potted Pamlico Sound, and proceeded further south. Southern accounts declare that no Federal vessels have been seen in Panilioo Sound. The New York Evening Post strongly defends the blocking up of Charleston harbour, and says the complaint comes with a bad grace from the British government. "If France closed Cherbourg nobody it the world could complain with justice." The New York World states that in 1779 the English sunk stone vessels in the Savannah river to prevent the approach of the American and French fleeta. The vessels sunk were his Majesty's ship Rose, the Savannah armed ship, and four transorts. The French steamer Ostinat sailed on the oth from Fortress Monroe for Havannah. The French steamer Pomone is still at Fort Monroe. It is con sidered probable that two or three French vessels will remain at Fortress Monroe. The steamer Panama arrived here yesterday from Mazatlan, with 75 000 , dole. Intelligence from Western Mexico represents that there is a general termination of international dissension among the people, and a union of all to resist foreign invasion. General Grant, with seven gunboats, has pro ceeded up Tennessee River, intending to attack Fort Henry, which is supp osed to be occupied by 15000 Confederates. }dr. Hamilton Fish and Bishop Ames, the two Federal commissioners appointed to visit the South, are at Fortress Monroe awaiting permission from the Confederates to proceed. The Southern press oppose this visit. Arrangements have been made to send a tele graphic communication direct from Halifax to San Francisco, The New York Tribune thinks the recognition of the Southern Confederacy is to be determined in America. "inaction may bring it about before many months. A marching army, true to itself and country, will make it impossible for ever." The same journal also states that President Lincoln and the Secretary for War will take the command of the army, and that General M'Clellan will com mand the department of the Potomac. The New York journals of to-day . (6th inst.) discuss fully the probability of foreign intervention in American affairs. The Journal of CUllifiterC4 thinks that the commercial interests of England and France rule the moral interests of those coun tries, that it is evident that England will shortly be urged , to interfere, and that the only way to prevent this is to show energy in crushing the re bdlion. The World considers that matters cannot remain long in their present position without the recogni tion of the Southern Confederacy by the European porers. This danger can only be averted by early victories. The New York Times thinks that the Emperor Napoleon, in consequence of petitions from the French commercial classes, may make a concilia tory protest against the blockade, but thinks this diplomatic correspondence will be anticipated by the crushing of the rebellion and consequent cessa tion of the blockade. The New York Times says that Mr. Seward has promptly declined to have his name used in con nexion with the next Presidential canvass, and says that several gentlemen of the Federal administra tion shape their course with a too consistent re ferenoe to the possibility of needing suffrages of a re-united people. These gentlemen should follow Mr. Seward's example. The Navy Department states that not more than ten iron-clad gunboats can be built and equipped this year. President Lincoln has granted three weeks' respite to Captain Gordon, of the slaver Erie, who was to have been hanged to-morrow morning (the 7th inst.). The New York press unanimously urge the car rying out of capital punishment. Mr. Carl Schatz, American Minister to Spain, has arrived at Washington. The California legislature has assumed the collec tion of the United States direct taxes apportioned to California. The following despatch has been received from Washington concerning the Southern privateers : " The don. Alfred Ely, member of Congress from New York, late a prisoner at Richmond, had an interview with the President and Secretary Seward yesterday, and it has been determined to place the rebel privateersmen now in New York upon a footing of prisoners of war. An order has been issued removing them to military prisons, with a view to their exchange for citizens of the United States incarcerated in the South.' This important and humane course on the part of the government may result iu the return of Colonels Corcoran, Lee, Cogi,niwall, Wood, Wilcox, Major Voyles, and the other officers now held as hostages for these privateersmen. A general ex change of all the prisoners will, it is believed, speedily follow. The New York Erening Post publishes the fol lowing despatch : theutic information, 04 should the present tran quillity of Warsaw Ababa undisturbed, the Em peror Alexander IL will pay a visit to that city in the ensuing spring. TICE ITALIAN P, TURIN Fse. 18, Evwvo. To-day in the Chamber of Deputies, Baron Rictus°li, in reply to a question from Signor Avez sans, declared that the Government had no inten tion of sending ships to reinforce the Mexican expedition, but merely believed that it would be advisable to send a few frigates to the colonies to protect Italian subjects. A petition from the citizens of Bergamo against the bishop of that place was referred to the Minister of Public Worship. GREECE. TRIESTE, FEB. 18. Advises received here from Athens to the 14th instant state that a military revolt took place on the 13th at Nauplia. The town and fortress were in the power of the insurgents. Troops had been deepatched thither, under the command of General Hahn. INDIA. Advicee by the Overland Mail are, front Bombay to the ST* January, and from Calcutta, by tole graph to Bombay, to the 25th. The following is from the Bombay Ga:ette : The English mail of the 18th December did not arrive in Bombay tell the . 20th Jemmy. The mail steamer China wee detained sight days at Sum, in consequence of the lkeekfig down' f the Sultan with the Marseilles portion of the Ella for Bombay. The same steamer brought us Isserion Mel to the 26th December. The sad intelligence of the death of the Prince Consort has gawked universal and sincere grief for the loss which bar Oasis= Mutest y, the Royal Family, and the British melee km emteiead, and an unexampled manifestation of opmgethy, affection, and loyalty for the widowed Queen, and el anxiety on her behalf. The whole community has pee Ye mourning. On the 24th of January the largest concourse of citizens ever eisembled in this city met at the Town-lull, and inanimonaly, cordially, and mournfully voted as address of eoedidenee to her Majesty. Business was suspended for the day Mkongbout the city. The immagnration meeting of the Legislative Branch of the ra = this Osnnell. Inektuted in aozorda.noe with the act of took glass on the 22nd of January, in the Town-hen. Excellency the Hon. the Governer and Provident al the Come, Sir Gawp Rummell Clerk, K. 0.13., K. 5.1., took kis seat prouisely at 11 o'clock. On his Excel. limey's right were Lieut.-General Sir William B. Mansfield, K.C.8., Commandevin•Chisf of the -Bombay Army, and hosed Member of Council ; the Hon. M. R. Westropp, Acting Advocate General; his Highness Abdool DoolairKban Abdool Kheir Khan, Nawab of &veneer • the Hoe. Mr hadhoorow Wittul Virichoorkur , the Hon. Bustomjse Jam. set* Jeejeebboy ;on the President ' s left were the Hon. H. W. Beeves, Third Member of Council ; the Hon. W. E. Frees, Fourth Member of Council ; the Hon. W. B. Trio. team ; the Hoe. Shot Prembbhai Hemabhai, City Deputy Magistrate and Nuggursett of Ahmedabad ; and the Hon. j ageomith Sunkersett, of Bombay. Mr. Shaw Stewart, Ace ' ing Judicial Secretary to Government, officiated as Sesrenui to the CounciL The annual meeting of the Bombay Auxiliary to the British and Foreign Bible Society was held in the Town. hall on the 24th January. Prince Kumroodiu, of the house of Mysore, grandson of Prince Gholam Mammal, and third in descent from the famous Tippoo Sultan, has been found guilty of an at tempted fraud on the Bank of Bengal, in trying to gem off a fu. 10 note which he had defaced as a note for Its. 1,000, and has been sentenced to seven years' imprisonment with labour in Alipone gaol. A letter from the Secretary to the Government of India addressed to the Secretary to the Government of Bengal, has jot been published, severely censuring the Lieutenant- Governor of Bengal on the course taker' by Lim with refe mote to the dispute between the ryota and European land holders in Lower Bengal. The government of India has ordered the disbandment of eight more regiments of the Madras army ; and Sir Hope Grant, m Commander-in-Chief of the Madras army, has pro to Calcutta to coder with the Viceroy on the sub- lout. The government of India ;has ordered the emotion el a second wire between Calcutta and Bombay. The railway company will be allowed to open their telegraph live to the public, and private companies to establish lines where they please. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIDAIXT, FEB. la.-PROMOTIONS AND AP rownDens.—Coptaiss : C. P. Schonberg, to the Edin burgh, vice D'Eyncoort, whose period of service has expired ; T. P. Thompson, to the Cumberland, vice Schonberg ; and J. B. Marsh, to the Imauni. vice Mellersh. Commander B. B. Creyke, promoted to the rank of cap tain on the retired list. Lientenanta : W. Stewart, and E. M. Dayrell, to the Im perious., additional for dispeed. Maxtor H. G. Swainson, from the Wellesley, to the Indus, for service in the Rattlesnake. Acting Snood Master J. E. Gage, to be additional to the Indus, for service in the Lee. Chief Engineer P. Wood. from the Cumberland, to the Imam, for service in the Rattlesnake. Engineers : J. Phillips, cionfirmed as second•chise assistant engineer in the Clio; and G. Elliott, acting second-clam resistant engineer, to the Lidus, for service in the Ma gicienne. PORTSMOUTH, F. 18. The firing 'from Captain Cowper Coles' model cupola shield has, so far, been attended with the most satis factory results, bat as the experiments are intended to determine several matters of detail, the firing will be resumed and continued until it has answered every purpose. The Coquette, 5, screw steam vessel, was towed up the harbour this afternoon, and placed in the first-class steam reserve. The Chanticleer, 17, mew sloop, Commander Charles Stirling, hex gone down to Osborne to relieve the Vigilant, 5, screw vessel, Commander J. W. Pike, which has returned to Spitbead. The Sidon, 22, paddle frigate, Captain R. B. Crawford, is to be paid off ou Thursday next. CHATHAM, FIB. 18. The works connected with the building of the large iron armour-plated frigate Royal Oak. rd. 1.000 horse power, under construction at this dockyard, are beie; prose cuted with the utmost vigour, nearly 600 mechanics and workmen being employed on her, the Admiralty being de sirous of having her completed and launched by the earliest possible date. Already the whole of the exterior planking, on which the huge armour-plates will be hung, has been fixed in its place, and the shipwrights are now engaged in planking the interior of the skip. The armour-plates will be of a maximum thickness of 43 inches ou the broadsides, gradually tapering to three nod two iuches iu the least ex posed parte, the armour-plates completely enveloping the visual from stem to stern. The interior tad exterior plank ing, together with the timbers, will give a thickness of 29 inches of timber, exclusive of the armour-plates. The ex terior planking is 83 inches in thickness, and is of teak, the juices from which are found to he less injurious to the iron plates than the acid from oak-planking. A large workshop n now in course of erection ou the port side of the slip on which the Royal Oak is building, for the reception of the powerful steam machinery required for preparing the plates which will cover the frigate s sides. The screw aperture generally found on board steamers of war will be partially dispensed with in the Royal Oak, as it is ouly intended to raise the screw as high as the main deck, thus allowing means to be adopted for strengthening the after portion of the ship. THE CONDITION or MINES.—WHITEIIALL, FEB. 17. —The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Right Hon. Lord Kionaird, K.T., the Hon. Polka Egerton, Nicholas Kendall, Esq., Henry Austin Bruce, Fag., John Bt. Aubyn, Eaq., John Davis Ferguson Davie, Esq., Edward Holdlam Greenhow, Esq., M.D.; sod Philip Henry Holland, Esq., to be her Majesty's commissioners to inquire lota the condition of all mine.' in Great Britain to which the provisions of the Act' 3 sod 24 Viet., a 151, do not apply, with reference to the health and safety of parsons employed in such ntines. Gazette. EXPIANUONK AT THE TUNBRIDGE POWDER MILL.. —At about half-past 11 o'clock on the forenoon of Monday, the inhabitants of the neighbourhood of Tunbridge were POLAND. fearfully alarmed by two tremendous explosions, the one it BBERLAU, PER 18. immediately following the other. It wm at owe concluded that some dreadful catastrophe had happ ened at the powder Mgr. Felinski, the new Archbishop of Warsaw, has delivered an allocution, in which he urges the i 1 mills belonging to Mesa's. Curtis sod Harvey , especially as at a tirie when the workpsoplo might be supposed to people of Warsaw to abstain from singing hymns ' be engaged on the premises. Numbers accordingly hastened which give offence to the'government, but to pray thither, when a scene of destruction met their view, Nos. 1 for their country. The Archbishop said: "If any and 2 mills being in ruins. w ytare un h a iippr,, however,. l to odd power whatever were to prohibit you from praying perswsl for oury country, I would exhort you not to obey. I d i i ad. n e , "plosions arose from the accidental discharge The Schksiache Zeitung of Breslau publishes ed s r some et the combustible , material, manufactured on a ' le t tere!: res wc a rr t e Xich w rrest i re lY lookeru u rn as most vi. letter from Warsaw, in which it is asserted, on an- premiss—South Eastern Gazelle. " Washington, Feb. 4. "The cabinet is in session, and it is reported that the subject under consideration is a communi cation received from the rebels under a flag of truce. Its nature is of course unknown. " Private letters from Archbishop Hughes and Thurlow Weed, just received by Secretary Seward, give a very hopeful view of our cause in England and Franca." ,~