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• , JULY 23 1853. THE PRESS. DEATHS. BRITANNIA. LIFE ASSURANCE D'ANCEDE —On the 4th instant, at Oporto, the Baron COMPANY. D'Aucede. 1. Princes.street, Bank, London. BAKER—On the 12th instant , at Islington, Lieut. Gustavus Established .4m). 1. IB37.—Etspowerett by Special .4et of Parl., 4 l'ict., cop. it. Spieker Baker, R.N., aged 57 . Col. ROIERT ALZIANDEN, Blackheath Park, Chairman. COWAN—On the 12th instant, at Margate. Captain Alexander Cowan, H.E.1.C.5., Madras. Increasing Rates a Premium for securing Loans or Debts. DAVIES—On the 19th instant, at Pimlico, Arthur Davies, Esq., Half Premiums, onlv, required during first seven years. Commander R.N. Assurances payable ;luring Life. DUTTON—On the 15th instant, at Hastings, Benjamin Dutton, Provision. during minority, for Orphans. Esq., Commander R.N., aged 74. KLEE--on the Bth of May, at Guatemala. Charles Rudolph BRITANNIA MUTUAL LIEE. ASSOCIATION. Klee, Esq., Consul. General of their Majesties the Kings of Empowered by her Majesty's Royal Letters Patet.t. Prussia and Hanover, aged 49. Profits divided Annually. Premiums computed for every Three Months difference of age. PORTSMOUTH—On the 14th instant, at Hursthorne-park, ilalf-credit Assurances on a new plan peculiarly advantageous Hants, John Charles. Earl of Portsmouth, aged 86. to Policyholders. WINCH—On the 16th instant, at Soscombe, Henry Winch, Esq., At the last Annual General Meeting, a reduction of 50 sung J.l'. for the county of Chester. cent. was made in the current yeara premium on all participaung Policies. TERMS OF BITBSOPIPTION (Paorsurrkay.) (MUTUAL.) POI ebr fress: Half Whole Prem. Prem. Anneal Half- Prem. Gnarly. Per Annum .. .. .. .. 4 1 6 0 Age First 7 remainr. A g e. Prmn. Yearly Prem. Half-Yearly .. .. ... .. 013 0 Prem. Years. of Life. Quarterly .. .. ... .. 0 4 6 Payabk his advance. g a. d. S a. d. ;Years. Millis. k a. d. S a. J. C s. d. Subscribers are requested to send their Orders through their 30 119 2 3 6 30 0 27314 2 0 12 3 News Agent; if direct to the Odic°, accompanied by a Remit- 40 1922 18 4 3 276 1 4 4 019 4 twee. Money Orders to be made payable to Mr. At rave lvt; 50 2 2 8 4 5 0 6 2710 1 4 6 lll9 5 110, Strand, Loudon. 60 3 6 8 613 4 i 9 2 8 2 1 4 8 012 6 ---- E. R. FOSTER, Resident Director. GERMAN PLAYS. ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. LAST WEEK BUT ONE.—Second and Last Representation of Schiller's Play of WILLIAM TELL. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, July 23, comtnetteing at Eight o'clock precisely, with Schiller's celebrated Play of WILLIAM TELL, in Four Acts. Hermann tiessler. Herr Dessoir; Werner. Herr Pauli; William Tell, Herr E. Devrient; Arnold of Melchthal, Herr Gabilleon; Hedwig (Tell's Wife). Frau Stolte ; Bertha of Bruneck, Fraulein Fuhr. POSITIVELY THE LAST PERFORMANCES. Herr EMIL DEVRIENT respectfully 11111101111Ce9 that his BENEFIT is fixed to take place on MONDAY, July 25, when will be presented (for the first time i n this country') Schiller's celebrated Play of FIESCO. Fiesco, Herr Emil Devrient; Muley Hassan, Ilerr Dessuir; Andreas Duria, Herr Limbach; Leonore, Frau State; Julia, Frau Steck. The Last Representations of the German Plays will take place on WEDNESDAY, July 27, Sehiller's Play of DON CARLOS ( positively for that night nly). FRIDAY, July 29, Sehiller's Tragedy of THE BRIDE OF MESSINA (also for that night only). And the last on SATURDAY, July 30, when the Theatre will close for the season. Private Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets may be obtained at Mr. MrreuELL's Royal Library, 33, Old Bond-street; and at other Libraries. Boxes, fis.; Pit, 35.; Amphitheatre, 2s. E. R. FOSTER, Reridrid ►)inda'. ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretary. COLOSSEUM, REGENT'S PARK. — Admission Is.—The original PANORAM.t of LONDON by DAY is exhibited Dally from Halfwit Ten till Five. The ex traortlinary PANORAMA of LONDON by NIGHT, from Seven till Ten. Music from Two 1.01 Five, and during the Evening several favourite songs by Miss A. Poole. CYCLORAMA, Albany-street—LlSßON and EARTHQUAKE. —This celebrated and unique Moving Panorama, representing the destruction of Lisbon by Earthquake in 17b6, is exhibited, for a short time, in all its original splendour, and, by the aid of new machinery, with increased startling effects. Deily, at Three ; Evening, at Eight o'clock.—Admission, Is. ; children and schools, hsltprice to either exhibition. AZTEC LILLIPUTIANS. TIIE LAST TWO WEEKS at the HANOVER-SQUARE ROOMS.—Afternoon, from Two till Five. Admission—Reserved Seats and Promenade, Ss.; Second Seats, 2s. 6d. Children, Reserved Seats, 2s. 6d.; Second Scats, Is. 6d. Evening, from Eight till Ten. The extraordinary excitement caused by these beautiful Beings is without parallel. Her Muiesty the Queen, 10,0(0 of the Nobility, Gentry, and Clergy, have looked with wonder and de. light upon these unique and beautifbil Lilliputians. An Illustrated History of the Aztecs, Is. ZZULUKAFIRS.—In consequence of the in creasing interest excited by this extraordinary and pleasing Exhibition, arrangements have been made to meet the public • wishes, by which visitors will be allowed to see and converse with this interesting Tribe daily, from Eleven till One o'clock, during the short remaining period of their performance in bon. . don. Admission—One Shilling. The Afternoon Performances iu the Theatre will take place as usual at Ralf-past Three, and in the Evening at Half-past Eight. Reserved Stalls way be se cured at Mr. Mitchell's Royal Library, S 3, Old Hond-street.— St. George's Gallery, Hyde Park-corner, near Grosvenor-place, July 23. ROYAL. ASYLUM OF ST. ANN'S SOCIETY. This institution, waiting not for the Child of Parental in misfortune to become an Orphan, by Voluntary Contribution* affords them a Home, Clothing, Maintenance, and Education. The HALF' -YEARLY ELECTION will take place on Aug. 12, 1833. Nomination Forme may be obtained at the office, where Sub scriptions will be gratefully received; as well as by Messrs. Spooner, Attwoods, and Co., binikeis, 27, Gracechureh-street; and by E. F. LEEKS, Secretary. 2, Charlotte-row, Mansion-house. UNDER ROYAL. PATRONACIE. aLENNY'S BALIIRIGGAN COTTON ks STOCKINGS are superior to every other make of hosiery. combining the beauty of silk with the desirable qualities of soft. ness, elasticity, and strength. N.B. Sold only at Balbriggan House, 33, Lombard-street. " These productions are superior even to our own celebrated Nottingham manufactures. Their elasticity, beauty, and softness of texture were evident at once. A dozen of these stockings, 11111 ladies' size, weigh only seven ounces together."—Monstay Chronicle, August 20. QUININE DENTRIFICE, u recommended by Mr. ROBINSON, Surgeon Dentist, and patronised by Royalty, for cleansing and preserving the teeth from caries, toothache, neuralgia, &c., the accumulation of tartar; also for purifying and preserving the durability of all kinds of arti fi cial teeth.—Sold wholesale and retail byT. Burden, Chemist, 0, Store street, Bedford•sguare ; and of all Chemists, Medicine Venders, and Perfumers in the kingdom. Price 2s. od. Spurious twits tious can be avoided by observing the name of " Burden" on the label. A list of town and country agents enclosed. 1 1 1 0 NOBLEMEN and GENTI,EM EN re x quiriug the ASSISTANCE of a CONFIDF:NTIAL Perhon in the arrangement of their ACCOUNTS, the Advertiser offers his services. A mall remuneration expected.—Address " Settle," care of Messrs. Abbott, Bartn, and Co., General Advertisers, 11, Wellington•street North, Strand. UMBRELLAS. —The " PARAGON," made on Fox's Patent Frame, is the only Umbrella that contains strength with such extraordinary lightness, weighing only from nine to ten ounces. From the experience of the last twelve months. during which time several thousands have been sold, W. and .1. SANGSTER have such confidence in its merits that they will undertake to keep in repair all that may be bought at either of their establish. merits for a period of two years. To gentlemen going to India, or any other hot climates, as also to tourists, the " Paragon," as a sunshade, will be found in. W. and J. SANGSTER beg likewise to call attention to their Alpaca Umbrellas, which, on account of their durability awl cheapness, continue to be to leriely patronised. U. Ragent-street. 10, Royal Exchange. 114, Fleet.street. • 75, Cheapside. Shippers and Dealers supplied. TOWERS and DAVIES. Manufacturers of the IMPERIAL OPTIME POLISH for BOOTS and SHOES, 25, KING-STREET, REGENT-STREET, LONDON. This Polish, unlike any other yet offered to the Public, is com pounded ofingredietits which not only add a Brilliant Enamelled Lustre to Calf Skin, rendering it in appeanuiee equal to the very finest quality of Patent Enamelled Leather, but also very snitch improves the appearance of the latter article. It Is also guaran teed not to soil the finest and most delicate fabrics wore by ladies. OBSERVE!—Ask for TOWERS and DAVIES'S OPTIME POLISH ; also that each bottle bears the rune and address," 25, King-street, Regent•street, London." Price Is., 25., and Is. itd. A liberal discount to the trade. DEAFNESS. —The only medal awarded at the Great Exhibition of PM (for Aeoustie Instruments) was to F. C. REIN, fur his new ACOUSTIC INSTRUMENTS for the DEAF. They are made of different power, to atilt ex. treme and every degree of Deafness. To be procured only of the sole inventor and maker, F. C. Rein, 108. Si rand, nearly opposite Exeter•hall, where the Instrument can be tried, and numerous testimonials seen, amongst many one from the Right Hun. sir John Pattemat, one of her Majesty's Privy Councillors. CURI'E'S PATENT INVISIBLE TROUSER STRAPS, with ludiarubber Centres, Is. per pair. A Sample pair sent by post on receipt of Sixteen stampa. Amongst the advantages in usin4 them are cleanlinesa, saving of time and trouble, and a vast improvement in the tit of trousers. — A. It. COIIPE, Military Tailor, 15, KING STREET, St. James's. Charges inialcrate. N.B. An appointed Agent required for every town in the country. F ORD'S EUREKA SHIRTS , 3 s , 1,0171. TRY." Gentlemen cannot ensure to themselves in the lustier of Shirts that perfection of fit for which the El:11E1(A SHIRTS are so eminently celebrated unless they are careful to ascertain that the above words are stamped inside the eollar•han.l. No. 3s. Poultry, is 17 door , from the Bank 4 England. the sole dep6t for these unrivalled Shirts, their sale by any Hosiers or Drapers elsewhere being unauthorised. lst duality, G for 405.; 2nd quality, I; for 30s. Lists of prices, and instructions for measurement, post free; and patterns of the new coloured shirtings bee on receipt of all staturi. RICHARD FORD, 38 Poultry, London. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY , FamiIy Tickets to Seartionnigh, i tc.—Viiiitors to Scarbo rough, Whitby, Filey, aunt Harrogate. are informed that, from the principal stations of this Railway, Tickets are issued at very reduced Fares, giving the holders the optioU of returning on any day up to Ati days from the date of issue. Partlimier, may be obtained at any of the stadium ; and of Übe Superiataudent at Kitufs-cross. By order, KEY Al Or CI . UK lieueral Munger. Company's Offices, King's-cross Station, 'Amami, July 4, letS.Y. j i ItLAT N()ItTlIE1IN ROUTE t,..) and from klf se 0 T LA N D. Notice is hereby given. that a FAST NIGHT TRAIN is now run from King'.....neo. Mat' London. to EDINBURGH, and from Edinburgh to King'...crose, at ling and second class ordi. nary area, as follows : Do uN. I e. Kintes.cross 9.15 p.m. Edinburgh ...... 9.15 p.m. York Edinburgh For particulant as to Buena...diet.. stoppagee, de., rrfareuces may he turd.. to the handbill', which ,'au be had on application at the Station* on thr York British, York, Ngwearilla and lior• wick, and Great Northrn. London and Edinburgh—Farris: tirst class, 17s. 6d.; second class, 565. 6.1. By order, sEYOIOI7II CLARKE General Manager. Company. Offices, King's. across titatlosi. London, July 19, 1051. ► T ILE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY comPANY. Hotel and Refroshment Booms st Lincoln. The Ilireeturs an. prepared to let on lease, for a Tenn to be agreed upon, the Great Northern Railway 110Teit, and TAI' and STABLING twittuging nuncio, end the lIKERKSIIMENT ItoollB, within the Liuctilit Station, at present oeettpleil by Mr. John Moyea. The flute' contains abotiCriiirly-five Bedrooms, eight Sitting nwuns. large Colfeti.room. Commercial-room, liilllmM-room, Kitchen, CcMirage. and all suitable °Mewl mweasery for carrying on an extrusive businese. I'he Tap has Two Parlimns, Six lied• rooms, and goal Cellars, and the Slaillt.l4 two horses and air carriages. Th.. whole are well 'situated for busineas iu thelligh•st reel. Lincoln, chow ti the Great N or th e rn ' Station, and not far front the Midland Railway Station. The city of Idueolia is distant front Mug's-en/es, London. by Rail, 13s tittles; Is a Find-class Station, at which Elvers and all other Tritium stop. An turtuigement can 1w made for transferring to the incoming tenant, at a valuation, the handsome designed fltrniture, plate, stock of wine, horses, and carriages; and posseseiou eau be oh. talued on let January, Istl4, or earlier if (leaked. The Bilet-tors raillery« the right to control the prices and qualities of the provisions end all other charges at Um Ilotel and Refreshment Booms. Parties dimposod to tender Call Vleiv the premises ou applica tion to Mr. Miles. Tender% will be recived onl on the printed forts for the pur. pose, and which form, e whit part y iculars, may be obtained on ap at this Office. Tension' addressed to the Secretary, sealed up. and marked " Tender for llutel, ike., at I Amidst," must be lodged at this °Olen before Twelve o'clock at Noon on TCINDAT. the sth Acucar nest, whets parties tendering must he in attendance. N .B.—The Directors do not bind themselves to swept the highest or any 'resider. liv order, .1. IL MOWATT, Secretary. Secretary's Office, King's-cross Station, London, July 141,1851. THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. - COALS brought to London by tide Railway. From the County of Durham. 110 USE COALS, BEST QUALITY. Pease slid Partner's, Adelaide 'fees Walls End, screened From Yorkshire. HOUSE COALS, BEST QUALITY. Field Cooper and Fanld's Newton Chambers and l Silkelone, i'o's E. S. Clark's HOUSE COALS, SECOND QUALITY. Lord FitawiUlaw's Elsaear, screened ..' sTEAM OR FURNACE COALS. Lord Fitzwillietn's Elaerar Hard Coale.. Carta or Itarime at he Pia ion, BAKERS' COALS. liriggis and Co.'s Wldtwood Hartley ... at per Ton: a d. le 6 15 6 14 6 por Too: s. 4. VI 0 18 0 If 0 14 6 14 9 17 0 17 Cash to be paid on giving the order, or on delivery•. Beyond five miles from this station, IL per ton per mile extra. The only (Vireo for Coale by the Great Northern Hallway w within this Station, and rare Amnia be taken to address order* to Mr. t'itild, Sole Agent for the sale of Coals consigned to the King's•crora Station, or to the Secretary•. Ily order, .1.11. MOWAI T, Secretary. _ King'wernsfi Station, London, July Al, 1543. C()N'rINENTAI. EXP R ESS I 'ARCEI,S AGENCY.—Samples of all kinds, books, papers, and articles for private nese sent daily, and, by spacial t. with the mule to all parts of the continent, at flied Isiods• rate rate+, from the Admiralty Parket Olio's, M, OlSMOhereh street, and si. Iteneut•etreua.—N.ll. Sol* soltiffesitesis of the Royal Prussian Post rod Belgian tiovernment Railway. UN VEI A 11 ) 1.: PA PER. Paper. super ] 1.44ie1l thr okepotrate use of an Envelope ; admits of throe akar ',totem for eorrespoodeoer, rwrii measuring by $ Inches, and oleotittes the efitsit istit with ti n Wilms* and plat-mark. Super fine Itho-lititi, or lilue Wove, at 9s. ad. per ream, 1 ,0f.,...an5iw, and perfretly seeretive.—F. W. RALPH, Manufac turer. I. Tlirotroo.romo‘treet, Runk. 1)1 N11111.:1,S ‘' 1 NE( JAR is far su it !wrier to Eau de cologne, lei a nireelting and tonic lotion for the toilet or bath, a revit nig sold, and a powerfW dialnbetant fir apartments and eisit•retnnit. Its mumuu* wend and sani tary properties render it an indispensable requisite in all Wallies. Price tn. ed. and be. ; sold by all Perfumers and Chemists ; and by E. iterrard•street, Soho, I.ondon. ..• Be sure to a.k (yr " ltiuuners," its then aro ism csustsrfaits. TO PARENTS and Gil ARDIANS.—WORTH ATTENTION.—WANTED, Tunkx. or FOUR genteel YOUTHS, to I.EAIZN a light, genteel, and lucrative BU SI N ESS, which they will easily acquire In a few months, and enable them to earn from 80a. per week and upwards. Constant employment found for them. A weekly salary will be given during their articles. A small premium required.—Address, by letter only, enclosing stamp, to J. F., 48, Admiral-terrace, Vauxkudl•b►idge-road, Pimlico.