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NOVEMBER 12, 1853. OLYMPIC THEATRE Lessee and Mituager. Mr. ALFRED WIGAN. THIS EVENING. and during the ensuing week, the new rx traragauza, called THE CAMP AT THE OLYMPIC, iu which will appear Messrs. A. Wipe, Etnerr, F. Robson. C.topet, and Galli ; Mesdiuues A. Wigan, 3tirllug, P. Horton, Clut. rd), E. Turner. autl Wyndham. After which an original Drama, ni Three Acts. called PLOT AND I'.►SSION. Print-1141 character►, MI. ssrs. F. Hobson, Emery, I.erlie, co,tper, White, and A. Wigan : Miss F. Turner mutt Mrs. Stirinte. Bos-ofhee open from Eleven to Four. Doors open at seem, and commence at Half-past Seven. stall., Oe.; Boxes, 4c Pit, 9e.; Gallery. Is. LONDON SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. EXETER HALL Presideut—Rea. a S. F. FINCH. esidents—ltev. R. SALE, Rev. C. F. OWEN, Rev. 11. I. HATC 11. Honorary Secretary—Rev. W. S. AUSTIN. Performances of Sacred Music for the sixth season will com mence on Thursday, November 11th. sith liandel's Oratorio. ISRAEL IN EGYPT, preceded by the new Festival Anthem, THE LORD IS KING, composed and conducted by Dr. Elte, Organist to her Most Gracious Majesty (first time of pet-1;1'1u01er in Undon). Principal vocalists, Miss ilireb, Miss Stabbach, Mrs. Loekey, Mr. Loamy, Mr. Lettier, and Mr. Lawler. Couiluetor, Mr. Surnian (Founder of the Exeter Hall Oratorios). Single Tickets, 9s, Sc, and lOs bd. The annual subscription to the so ciety is one, two, or three guineas. Two tickets for each sub. seription Commit, with a Musical Present front the Conductor. Only Ofhoe, No. 9, Exeter Hall, where also may be obtained the Exeter Hall Edition of Oratorios, printed fur the nee of Choral Societies. THE CONSERVATIVE LAND soCIIiTY. A Public MEETING will take place In the HALL at RICHMOND on TUESDAY EVENINO, the their to be taken at Seven o'clock, at which a Deputation of the Board will client to explain the mode of obtaining Lots ou the bl. Margaret's Estate, lately purchased of the Earl of Kilniorey. Oil Wednes day night a Public Meeting will take place at the Town-hall, Brighton, to state the mode of allotment of the Park Estate. tin Thursday ere g, at o'clock, Viscount Ranehigh in the Chair, the Twelfth Public Drawing will take place in Freemasons' Hall. On Thursday, the 1:40i inst., at the Cares, 3.1, Norfulk•atreet. Strand, the allotment of the Biirliton Estate will take place. Immediate application for Shares should be made to CHARLES LEWIS ORUNEISEN, Secretary. - 10 ORD'S EUREKA SHIRTS.- Best quality, rib( for 400.; seeond quality, aix for MIA. Gentlemen tleslionS of obtaining tihirta in the very best manner iu which they can be made are 'abetted to try FORD'S El' REKAS. "The most 'que and the only perfect fitting shirt made."—nagerrer. . _ . Country residents purehasitur, in any provincial town are re quested to observe on the interior :if the collar-band the stamp— " Ford's Fitreka Shirts. 38, Poultry" (without which none are ft • ). illustrated Prb•e lists, containing directions for self measurement, and every particular, sue forwarded post-free; and the pattern books to select from of the new Registered Coloured Shirting, on receipt of six stamps. Agents are now being appointed in all towns. Terms, Cr w ar .1,41 on application. iti DA RD FORD, 3ts, pouany, London. Manufactory, lay's. lane, Tooleyostreet. FENDERS, STOVES, and FIRE IRONS. —Buyers of the above are requested, before finally de• eidiwer t. vial l WILLIAM S. BURTON'S SHOW•ROOMs, 99, tt sford•street corner N*waasu-strect). Nos. 1 and 9, New man•street, an Perry'kpplace. They are the largest In the world. and contain such an assortment of Fenders, Shoves, Ranges, Fire Irons, and Uteueral Ironmongery, as cannot be approached elsewhere, either fur variety, novelty, beauty of design, or cavil. , likeness of workmanship. Bright Stoves, with bronzed hint*. taetitsshid two sets of bars, 21. 14s. to NI. 108. ; ditto, with ormolu ornament* wal two sets of liars. 81. 10e. to 12/. 1:25.: Bronzed Fenders complete, with standards, from 7s. to 3/. ; Steel Fenders how 21. 154. to 61. ; ditto, wi rid' ormolu ornaments, from 24. 1 ris. 71.7.4.: Fire-irons, from ls. ;hi the set, to it. 4s. 5,1% ester and all other Patent Stoves, with radishilof hermit-plates. All which he Is enabled to sell at these very reduced elittrges. First—From the frequency and extent ,f his pihrelihows : and Secondly—From those purchases being Itimle exeliiskely fir cash. DISH COVERS AND HOT WATER DISHES In every material, In gre:,l varletv, and of the lamed and most rfAterelisi patients. Tin Dish eovent, Gs. the met of itiv : Block Tin, 1•:s. 3d. to 275. 6d. the set of sly ; elegant modern patterns, us. 3.1 to 578. Gd. the wet ; Witattula Metal,wit it or without silver-plated handles, 73a. to 1108.641. the set ; Site Mel i plated, 101. to IC/. los. the wet ; Rink Tin lit Water Dishes. with well. fur gravy. 13n. to 19s. ; Britannia Metal, ilOs. to 725. ; Sheffield plated, full size, 91. Ins. rAS CHANDELIERS AND BRACKETS.- The increased and iucresudug tote of gas iu priviste houses has induetal WILLIAM S. BURTON to colleet from the various manufacturers all that is new and choice ht Brael,ete, and Chandeliers, adapted to offices. passages, and o snit m, as well He to 11M - 1 6 some designed expressly for him; these are now 41N 141411 W ill Otte of hi* TEN LARGE ROOMS, tool pre sent, fur novelty, variety, and purity of taste, su unequallel as sortment. They are marhod in Odin figures. RI pries propor. tiouate with those which have tended to woke his Ironmongery Establishment the largest and most remarkable in the Kingdom, viz., from 12s. Gd. (two-light) to ltd. • AIPS OF ALL SORTS AND PATTERNS. A The largeat, as well as the choicest, sawmills, tit iu existence of Pllllllel . ll Maglltllll and other Lamps, ciunphine, Arpin!, Solar, and Moderateur Lamp*, with till the latest improvements, PIO of the newc,t and must ri.ehreche patterns. in ormolu, Bohe mian, and plain glass, or papier miehF, is et WILLIAM S. BURTuN'S, and they are arranged hi one large room, so that the patterns, sires, and sorts can Le instantly selected. PAl.Nli:lt's CANDLES, Sid. a pound.—Pahner's Patent ('en. dies, All marked " Palmer." Single or doubleniekii gill. per ?could. Mid /.Ize, 3 wicks Magnum+. 3nr 4 wicks English Patent latupliine, In nestled elms ft+. per gallon. Best , ' olio Oil WILLIAM S. BURTON has Ten T.arge Rooms (all cont. mitnicatin 6 ), t ',Oust% e of the shop. devoted to the ahnw of GENF.RAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY (inclieling cut lery. nickel ~ I vor. plated and Japanned wares). Inn and Brass Bedsteads, IsJ ariauged and classified that purt 'lasers may t anti at once tuake their selections. Catalogue', with enpsvinsrs, scut (per post) free. The money return..l fur every smelt, not approved of. 39. OXFORD-STREET (corner of Newnisn-street); Nod. I ISA 8, NIMILAN-STUEET; saul ;, ri.aux THE PRESS. - - To Gentlemen Seeking Appointments. 'rill: CAVIL SERVICE GAZE'ir F. 11 A tirat•class ittllcial Newspaper. publi.hed every sAturday, prioe Sixpence, specially devoted to the interests of all tiovetti• talent Daces m eNery department of the State. both in Liighuid and the Coh.ll.llcs. TiUti Journal continua **eh week a I.t.t of all Vacancie4 and Appointinents in the neastm, Post Office, A,I. enmity. A udat Otter. Royal Dockyards, W:ir °Mee. Home aml Colonial I).Tatitueittv, foreign °Mee, Customs, Coast titian!, and all other lispartnietiri I.t the State, both in England and Use Colotitee. The information is official and authentic. 'lite CIVIL SERVICE GAZETTE to also a coinplete Newspaper.% ith the usual Parliamentary , Legal. Home, and Foreign Ness. l.ite• rare Notlcet., and Theatrical Critique*. It* reelesiaatieal telligence supplies a List Of t lerical Vii.:llllCiell, with the 11111110 of the Patron and value of each Living. It contains the usual Naval and Military °stetter: and in the tieitentl New* will be found au account of Vacancies in Railways and 11orloaida, and all the great luc,irperated Companies. To Le had of all Rookaellera and Newsreaders at the Hail% ay stations, or direct from the Office, N. Vatherine.street, Strand. THE BRITANNIA NEWSPAPER. Odic*, 141, STRAND. The PrOpriotor% of the Britannia hate seetire.l the e‘eltisirs right 4.1* publishing lit the COIIIIIIIIO of the iirehitonis au Historical entltle4 Wl:s•rmiNsTrit or. the I)tn of the Reformation. by the Author of Wiatefriarn." which will cow. homier oat saturday. the Pali of th•lobee, rid be continued Weekly without internainNion. Pelee Sixpence. Post-ottlee orilerA payable to bons MORT 111 TIIE LIVEItI'UOL MAIL, L. Price bd. (published every Saiiirdav 1 , is now I,,•rmaineility enbu•gisil, by wrens of • gratuitous Weekly suppi..l.,•ni, 1,, th e extent of sist) ..it 'lle average eirciilatiou of the Lice/ • pot Moil has m vainly increased, and ix, alicialysad lOr taus pawl, on its For Urn Thousand. At the Ilea,' of the Tory and Conservative loess of the first scatter{ 011 earill, and as ii,,,. chief II ortoot of that great 11/11141111111 61141 1.0111111 . % ow) which haw elevated Tery Liveepth.l to 116 itrextritt proud peottleti, the Lirerp , ol Mail (it Is almost impertluott* to su(4) ut meeott.i to no provincial journal a. all extensiod and utfturntal wivertistil i z Ins• 'limo. The folitekillig are the 'iiri'rcato rutin. F• C advertising in the Liverpool:l/oil: —Two lines, thou shilling. increasing nil. by every two lines additional. An paper. lo Post-oftle....r.lery to be mode payable 1.. 111.. Proprietor, It, 11. tillEiti.ooK. Office. Liver•court, South Caatlo•rtreet, Liverpool. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE oF ADVERTISEMENTS. E LIVERPOOL JoURNAI. AND sUPPLEMENT. Price 40., la Publedied every Saturday Morning, IN TIRE lOft IJENPATCII MY 'rm.; 'CARLY LAIL/. AT 'HIE OFFICE, Is, CASTLE-STREET. The JOURNAL poiniemses the largest circulation of an) weekly paper in Liverpool, and IN Mutual* present to Al. er therm the most unsliont lot tin nig the greatest publicity to all 1 . 1041,11 . 0.1 o.f attnoute.entents. In addition to Its great etrettletiou ill Liverpool and ow n e i g h. Itonrhootl, the Jottittel extensively not only In I An. eaahire and the adjacent comities, but also Ilirotwhont the North of England. ti.. itlaillatut Cowan% North and south t% ales, Seothuol. and Ireland. The charge for Advertimenients in the journal la:— FoUlt LINES, SIN PENe E. - - - - sor 6 linen 7or R liner Uor ILI linen Every additional two liner lA. Small Advertisements 111104 bo paid for at the Inn Of insertion as it will In inipwwible to (Ton rei•uuutr for such it Aug bumuuuta A copy sent five by post tor the sunup*. Liverpool Journal (Mies. fillE EDINBURGH GUARDIAN, Published every Osumilay Morning, is a First-chum Weekly Newspaper. like thn lAssion E.rmaiser, spectator, and Leader wialtditlisthiguisited by iitigiliel Articles Hu POLITICS. LITERATURE. mid ART; but etwahlilin; with these the fullest digest or Muti.d. t'otiuuerviol, owl tietioral \E WS. Terms of Stibmeritolon—TFlN SIIILi.IVI7K for SIX MONTI'S, Payable in *drawn•. Itat• of Athcrtskting chin -lIIIIEEPF:NCE PEI( I.INF:. 11,asey Onivri 'linable to AI.CXANDIIII Mkt:EAV. Office, 279, sTkEt:T, la front of limal Exchange. PUBLISHED AT EDINItuIIGH EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORN I NO, Trice 4id. l'er An n 21. THE " SCOTTISH PRESS " NEWSPAPER. SIZE.—The largest Newspaper published in Edinburgh. CIRCULATION,—Extensive, sad rapidly gOO% nig, but ehletly confined to Sootland. POLITICK,—Libersi. The only Liberal Journal published on Tuesday anti Friday; and both In Its leading rulluuna and by ex• tracts from other papm a glvintyto tilt% branch a foremost place. ADVEHTISEMENTS.--Tiikes the lend of colitetuvo• relies sa an advertising channel. flEVlEViS.—lteriew* of new a n d interestirm work* forin roost Important feature, WWI 1,. sk /I fur telt tee I.lNet".l tin the re% tee. ere . handy without ilel.ly. EINE MITS.—AIso a pnvuuurnt subj..rt of notice and .nit know EDUCATlON.—liseeive4 Om large attention it deserver; educational works of anent being systematically pointed 4 4,M .l lAl 4 2E—MPvtin;'s of public companies, life iihsuiatice, emigration ie-e a, the market*, de., de., fully given. TO A D'VERTINERm. Advertisement* of For ft lass* for One Shilling. Fire or Six Lines for tine and Sixpence. Steven or Eight Linea for Two Shillings. Ten Lim. , for Half a Crown, Kiel liernllhollt the setae. Contracts for It semis of Advertisements Oa liberal terms " :icon ISH PRAMS" ODTICIG, Edinburgh, 451, II Ugh -street. OAIJ T lON TO TRADESMEN, MI.:It CHANTS, SHIPPERS. OUTFITTERS, de..--Wheress it has lately come to nay knowledge that !MUM unprincipled person or persons have for come time part been intiociing upon the public, by selling to the trade and tames "pinions article, under the name of BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK, thin It to give Notice that I sin the original and sole Proprietor and Manufacturer of the said Wide. sod do hot employ any tea . Teller, or authorise any person to repre-cut themselves as coming from my Estabilshno-nt for the purpose of w iling the Raid Ink. This Caution is published Ly me to prevent further imposition upon the public, and serious Injury to myself—E. H. BOND, Sole Executrix and Widow of the late John bond, MS Lon-lime, West basulatteld, 671 fourth raltion, rte.. 11 EMOTIt of the late .lANIES tl'E, NI.D., 11 1)111C11411 to St. 1;1 , 0rk5...4 Hospital, Av. It Mrs. nor'.' To %Ouch aryl misted, REMARKS on el..v*.lcAl. 1:101TA1 . 111N. By Dr. 11144'F. Atid I.h:rill:NS *l4ll wsl lon to oJI Null l'll -It I %N . Itv Or. ILICRIWIL 'the aL,da Edited b) KLEIN (MANI, 4.1).,. de. The vetterul 04 w.• 11 us the itte.lkeet roa.ler u !ilia thin • tuost totterrsOu(t and inoosnetive ‘olmor."--tienfiesnotes .Wo l po,e me. " A vollonv of uttivental interest. • - Ifol/41N) 11 0 0. A very usterfottug mouton. to ever* class of re.t.lerv. - -- 04010i...1 ( ) Wetter. olkoultl %kik to WO tide volume 111 the bonds of ovary young porthon oho lutondo to "Nikko the .not) of niodietne Its praeoutou. - -firculkl. London: T. Iltycntit, Int, rt.•.'a.lllly. sixth Eilition,9 role. Iliitio.,eloth, , %lib ran, lili QNIONS to COUN'rkY CONGItE4iA• TION. 11y V1'L11'. 4 11 . 4 WILLIAM HARK, A.M., late Fellow of Nes t'..11.m., uuJ Iteetur of Alton Itunti• '1 hay are in wok Bei iimiefuroi to lei. "iiimo•itioloi of %rev rare limit- aunt ..M.o. a 11.4101 V.e bine alnap. cutest/ailed, that I 64) 111 of Bierman. for our nit al eon envoi% ion* thou. soilieNii. tw NOM. if it ...alit to 0W %hick in language Omuta leu famillin, Nithant beinar plum, and in mutter AlNnit being alistnnie 19 UI I r. 1.01111. , 11: T. lIATCMAIIII. 187, l'ieva4llll,. ,Its. 4 140,1611.4 i, Si‘notlitli Edition, Vie* 3.5. lIINTs 01 IN 1, 111:s. Ar Intl! .11:144 (.1:A TION 141 " I think 1 witty airy that of all teen we meet with, Woo pot. ..1* .•tt ort. %101 l they aro, good or rqll. towful or Hot, ii dart 4•4ltiottiotk.".-.Lovice. I..11.11..11: T.IIAI. HAIM, lal, doKt 1.0414114 A 11114.4.nt1i 7,.. 1)11( ) VEltlii.U. PHILOSOPHY : N llook „f I Thought , and 1 1'40111'cm.. "riglitaill% Urttto,l, Ilv MARI IN I I k:l4 , of C1 . 1%6101111.11, I XVitd. I.ollaoll : 1 . 11014 AN 11.% le II ARP, 11%; diod pnbh.hrd , Nitietvpiitli Edition, t4‘,.., loop la.. I EASON S A it/ U RING AI.I.I•MIANCE Il to the SEF. of MIME. A Titter t.. the Eittl of Fhr~w b. 11 1)• ItY PIERCE CONNELLY, N.A., Lite ihmivatie I %NO sill wt Alton Tower's. Eighth Edition, Niro 14., 11eCt1111NO %1111 !WNW, n..t NE1,10101 . 4 but I'ol.ll ; or, Wook Wiirilind to tlio English People. '1.11.t1 111110 lA7, . Mr. MAURICE and KING'S COLLEGE. 1111. ail), T 111•; WOlt I► " E 'l' 1.: It N A 1," KU4L 1.1 NISIIMENT of Ilse : I.) the Rev. I tr..WI.F t tilitill ..I i'llsiest Clltts.ll. mud ..f Coll•ge. lty F. lt. MAUItICE. clabsplaitt of Lln.rlln'm (nn. M• 4 utt.t N Co 1.0,141011: liP "Hy I. 1.1•1 I , 1144, Fleet• , llo4.l. 004.1 , 1: J. 11. M EssitS. 6, Co., 1'A1.1.-MA1.1.. sciiiimiwito Horst.% lia%.• tilt' 114 MIMI to .l. the antral a their A M N NOV 1:1:1 I h.s, eete.letititr t'lierit.4, Numb% hi 11..., !Awe.., lirapery, Ae. WitITIN( I '100100 : 4E1g NO, i l / 4 4'.-I'IWAIIii% of any BUt., 1444weVer 1.0441 Ihrlr WItITINI;, May 111 14101 ow.ttilre perms:l44llly 1111 I.lernllt 101.1 thnwillit ~I of 1 , 14A11111P1K411114011 *WWI• Inprtifessioital pursuit* or pri% ate e.irrem iewli`ll44% Ih*.kki•rptlitt. the (i..vrr ttttt vest. yid luerehmiith . "Mee*: .srlthinetle, shortlistitl. Ae. Apply 10 r. at the Itettittitiolt, n. the Ilayiusitet nud Itevoli•eircom " A ‘11 ,, i im0 . ..% %guest! 1111011 any tenser sy , teut."--/Askhiii Ju. , i IMI I . 411•1111 ell 1. 1 ) . 1,1'(11011.1i1"S S('t 'elt M't It 11,1. E W N AltE• ii(fi•SE. 14;;5.-- I:It. HAIMH, said I It , dih ay. lwriaturs of the Overconta, Palotehts, Nowlenie I'e a», yri•••• 36.. A mew ty of , pivot Trow4erluve, 1141,11., Hillunnl ntiel R. 4 Taildle toner., and 111 )%lf'N. :1111, writ A NI), oppiwito Wateohm. bridge. 'Elie noted Howie fur 110 X COAT! awl LI VEIII 1 tXI,EY and CO.'S ASBESTOS oilus get,. Prier MN. each ; wall pito, I 154.— TA 1 I )11 owl PEARS, P., 1 / 4 . 1.1 - ge-% 'l%elity 48 bill..ll* ..r Pure Wut•r per diem. All mineral and ii ..21.011% matter,. 4.nthrlr SOO Lionel I. mud all the hinii,lajd Jottrook. t. IS. 1114. vellum A obeli'''. In Illintloss. It I , I: u lliv n n 1114. .111011.1.U11111.1.1 1% II II ..11,..r •te.4 /41101111)0N. 11 pnultteris Alla Ile 1111N11.111 I.lnek or 1,11.w0 eall.• nt , 11...11, denier. Prive 601.14. &WI nr. 51.1.1 I. 811 1 . .. r. 01111,r11 11114 Che 1111•11, sod by E. Ritualist Nola. Prom irtor or the T 1,111.1 Vltie!Tor, 39, 411 0 .1iltARD•MTREET, t4Ollll, London. ig 1.1:NNI"S IRISH HAND-KNIT 5T41( . 1: I Nliti sad Mu K 44, An. tivritlillitql. alll 1,0 found thy ta..sit emislurtable arti.l. , cur n a.lr, a n d partkularly alaptvd "1.1 ur lender feet. N.li. Thew ninetingra MIII oet..t aln ink op harden In waislatim and eats obtained nail) .41, 1.41 M BA lib•t4ll.ltE I)EAFNESS.—The only media Hwartl4.4l din Orsut Ella iI. nof 1 0 :4 (for A euustle 11101111314.11 , $) way to E. I'. REIN, fur hi. Ilew A4'01'4414; I N` , lll l P.M f 4 They are inwit. 1 f Jill s eiviit puarr, u. suit • k• tt. one awl every .lerr.•e of Itesfio , .. To Lr pr0em . ..40,11v , d sloe mule kweistur F. Ntreml. 'scarily oppu•its VIM/ where the lisstnusseest ,14,1 1,.' 11ird, 11111.1 11111441rona IF-11111.41111101 Peen, MlSltllight 1111111 ) Goan the II kilt Ilan. Sir Jahn Pattaaon, one of her Majestys Pas) , l'uttneillurs. ►j I HE ONLY HARMLESS NT.- 11 I)I . III.E.ACTION FOUNTAIN, producing a euritiemail *tritium sit ituut the Intructioctiun uf Mr. A hula water will ahe instantaiii 4,11% pilaf In cases of übetractlutas.-II is its re,es ...oh - -1101 , 411{011 in the rocket ready for WIP to the roost convenient 1,1. i•. AlKO, l tr l llalmproved Rattail! Cosi %senior'. r, for tra••• 11.1 ads 4 u,%a11J9, alepte•l for ladies and gebt• tlelnl u. e. auclids cm Ladles at their rsscletiree, and at Isom*. To be hail ably of the tureeitor and stoker, who maim• factures every tneclousical assistance for Itstirlluties, F. C. RION Itme, 'wow. uestly 014.000 Litter-Gall.