The Express. — London, England, 1861-01-05 00:00:00

1 Vit A l- ir._:!) rt%% 11 (j• ig t /' € 4 ° 4'1.. " Z.= • r . ' , N S PAPE It ---T,• , ' c- , • - - 4 .t..... ....:‘„ ' • t - • t - z -- • ,p- / \. ,:... -_, , ~.... •-, -,4RRHAX.4 No. 4,493.] mEgNI:S. MONEY WIGRAM sad $0248' (44 •411 yard. London' Uhl of 411114 is Al -tit tl l 1 --Pot 111 tr sm It INS. Part I'hllllp, Cream ,10 Seaga v.. . %II .‘141 . . the January, canine at Hy , .tt gill per ship NI * VIII I I.II. A I. 1.100 tuna .1. •'1 11:yI rommandi lyintt In the East ludli (WILL . •1,1. ! • - 1• of s 'r--n Money WI/gram and 'twos ,eir• nu, ..r modes, Wirth r.tuprlara the Linc,dn,hire. Warret. , ml. Norf..lk, and nth? fiat. favuuntr. and oell• %molt. .131.• hunt and Pit.] can't's!, forth.- paortnert Mule an ✓artrthr I ttwowint tlath , for all elloo. aof perieligeni an , tot she wII rairry an t tprrienred aurorae Poe or pt.t.nre apply to with t1...r. and soft.l/41. Lewin uhall street. ho w,. IL. , line of purhets are conveyed Ines raddlnitoo to • , rrlon ' for ~, , 04-etris tans. and .owoad-e to tinol ••, r • • IJI••• LUND4IN t.) SYDNEY Dirrt. MONTHLY. ItLAI \IL LlakM CW Prim rm'Eltrt, minas twain th. laadarn Porta nn the lath. awl twat nra,,w nd with iindw tauartnallty un tlw each ft.el•itisC i:uode NO tea wilrow prewlnualy hill. —toalpa. ranks Captain.. To +lo— kleeswek 'Jas. 101 I - Ye', 10 1.340 eidne - rves . U4n h 1) 1.:e0 ey . . Aptlllo 1.400 Ilnwril Way 10 Debvster - - • - - I I w.1112.1t Vair.g.olll Vedirrby Cu, Mr 11111. Nn:m,•4 MOO, Vistaun Jube 14) *away ENO Aliroomit July 10 :t i l i AL 4 tr• firr i tlet ! vg'u pt 1 4 0 10 IJlumnitur ue..Npril 1.4 , 2 Mulls 14 t. In_ li;;; - . 1*• to I.*NO 1/11ach•th IM Wm htrh r 11,?• I 4 ot heat ehmte lonlajart of tlim! 111• A till lane of Aostialls — ei Royal IA• tett. •AA A 1.a.• by UWE pototoallty and rapid con.l • ...rid lowor• asyldadola awl oli. paronapir • .onornlstnot t. no•nrp•ased by soy mob , allow trot to J/. 11 Eft ti %INN; rod Ca. . to all Amato ifor Mork till Lim mot la Loa**, to 1. St MACKAY led • n illoorgao• 4vort. WEEKLY MAIN C0111111:1NICATION SEW YOLK.—Tr ursarfoui., "um a °az, awl ?MLA t.r.LroliA MAW SIIIIP COMPANY lotetkl tu.r p....n0d Imo *en + Illeaumbbps, mint.* titrowilwrit t ro.Nart polgorrtepr• W eispillellmik Y NU.. 14 WU% MAI 1,11, - ZA/V9l. MOE TURK. "ia;47. - ii"...57.;. a RNA. R Jaw 141. AM 'wry Waborday. Pmsbil. Ir. tf. imed 1% opium meantime Is tbe stow awn rermirl prow Swaim. tadalltag sil preftlar Pau swerve iw Cumin esil the WM..% Illeft basis* Umet , . Is,, advambipmes Nana—ree Wawa pirewlirs atl. WILLIAM Wakinatruil. Llimilpid; orb tM MACILT. a, arts mars sift* as. ddried —new doemete ei se Cat lbabler. is beet eet este err bereeenerd le bed mid mobs dirk Barns" and NO AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL %TIAN mirk lerehred tb• Afiditaht SAIL brines L I Irlll,ool. ear NM/ TOME Direet. eee W here LI V tither. see IBORTOX. dr deree Alpe set tell . leg . of MAU ILI I. ler• erl reelve pereedire ref km mak The lelliereg et Air mods ant aelpedited Se Zbra; Wowed : N I Iti %It %. hr ORTON. armee,. Jae It • %KAKI I. In %KW YORK aryl, 4elrrolay JUL *T. if le...rumr. ere Jr lot a owe awl Mee mut. to he tranderver M Noe. Irrt y 1.ez.1 the IL )1 A. S. karma. CS•ADA. Mq NWT'', Astoria, Ise. OS limo 1/01•0/. 6•141/411/4 samsofs Iso rod posolions bud ollisso Moss or limn, ~11 we Os olOolosd so lord :—To allika sad Miss. Aid 'Milk. AU . weed cabl* g t To INN To* Me . MM, 1111: iseishebb. CM to Wax areas. sal low Telt Vic lea Ind I 1 1 1 8.00 4 sip penelet kands red ernmlL Thom tsue assamiriebe Ma Umbel Mather of same GIME par ZW—he prop or odor ►lsiworels• amity J. MK Ilivail-sigusi. lases a Cm* Yam. sad 10 Mai ft la Therm Pane Y. sod J. Dam. Slorlkoossoloook 11 sod C. Whow 4lossollsoro D. sod C. Wher MOI Wins. L Lampe& . ATOTICII ul DINIDICCD.—BANK of DEPOSIT lbicallelipi ait lad , Mimi ilad, Lapis% & Tip WASILATTII lIALY•TIPILT INTUIVIT. at the Alp pi I pm peat per imma. se Owen Aalaandb Ile the Slat Imatra. artil be LUDY kr dellaway am sod Mae the lath Jainism rot lag PATAIILItift I BlolltraoX. beemasa 'baboon el ta alai • ME 3lasag armies huipiellown soll tom snot trio to sgelleatlea. LAL:BS al OOLD.—WATHERSTOS and smonDß. lby lb. biumlise of tbs 1.10.bc bad thole ie1.40. log b. webs Os bereft sayamuustel TrO. if *WI of Owl" loylbs pwabblei 1•44 Ibe iw io - hr Weir mad die WI by WOW pOsebed by Us abbe timbals et se 1•14 4•1044. Odd bin WOW lab, 114 Nets et ow* Silows pad at U womb It" r 14144246..0 11 1111 arras Ul4 bulb a• 14 VT swift . • t anis .. 1 • Si Ity arm 111 womb- 114 71 carat, . 1 4 • 1144•414.. 4 1• 144440... 113 I rands . 1 1 14 U ausele 5.1 w 4•4114.. 41 cams . •17 • iftrimp4ll It Si Lawn.. f 11 • eats.. • 14 111 11 14 4 1.1 malla.. 1 I N ants.. •II To •••14.. S w 94 emmils.. 1 14 I came .. • t 1 VD wawa.. • T t Iltunly. llf 41 I carat .. • s ie Ifta•Wt 14 Ikarlslleatrook (Vvisligardre. W.C., Loam a=arimb at Clubs sod loweim Its la. web. W./ Tim dam 11 ft Or fty, ark on emilemby• ....ti and SON, 78, Bishoptirate-street S T w I X. PRA Es at WIND at REDUCED Dl TV. Perth kith the Wood, Vs ,3Y . superior, 34.4., Sm., per dozen ditto. soperkff old entstr.l. 41.• 114 i., s . Ithrrtivi. vat. Va. tha. . ditto, superior pale "aides or taws. 42a, 4r 114 a, per then Claret. ri:lr VIA Ordinalre, Ith Pre., se.. at. Jab's, Ra.WOL.WW. ( bateau Alareaur. de OW, Tta Cliarayeerne.thi.„ Ma, . Rivet. Perrier Joust. I.lkplot, kc ads Tr doers , Real.. Mast. thseellia. lea , Lisbon, rich er dry. is per amen. Wines cd ether dethelptheas equally rethea. We . Delivered withe arc miles tree et eageme. Verna am h. QOPIRIOR PIAIOSOFORTES.—!Ianes. lej SOU. abl 01111"r omm tb, l lel Needs lbseleete ` co: od-teatt Lae*" bee se eell 1 11 = 11 4 4 ft r wary. le., le Sok Ulan Cle MN PUN amp= IS wile& b admitted be be epee be ear morl pliirlorle sewed le dee babe It le bill ullb bee bob oriellle plebe mperfor lbegebg peal. web* avoids the thlOtim d Yee OD QM lb:a Web* oh. be belie Maas lesemmeele eft el embereellee. sad lee Abel Ned lobe Imbleg, me se UM On my be Orel Is lb abbe as 1.. g bet el lbe ebeelbeeeme n• arm, Irinsessie pmepeeed red lebbed tee embeese aeries. bbrelmb slepplea, end amp Web lab Lid el plum awe isilimbie be. be not abbess beillemea. sob bee ea ebillabea LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE.- WAIVE and WINS soda 1•061410 at thelr nteftalve 'TOME d VAIIMITIO, Ur red 1010.414006 N 04 40404 NNW sawn* 00004. /km abligoo te.. 0144140 mouesooo4, gm, dpis 004.--Sire ♦ iked.oo44. mei 0 awl 0, 104010004044/4 W. CHAIM, 0011CHNI, sad BEIM E A 111 1 701,31 'MOTS US lave monad Or mil asiglele sad snip kW looms. Park op la • 'try ma open be losiales, eilopeed ler knee sae. export slather& in/ towel& Csils• trw. NI. Piccadilly. BARLOW'S HOT WATER DISHES are not only the beet hat the cheapest the Disll corrAi to BOK * Metro rate. Britannia Metal, and Double Block 11* ere ghost la I. sat awl mooned' in pries 'Ober singly or In eels ANICE HOT PLATE for your Game, Haunch at Matto* la a hump at the dinner table . all Mot Weeir Melee hitherto mit bare Men a ample* tailors. BARLOW'S MOT WATIR PLATO and DISMCS on the con. terry, Will be tensed that yes can desire. The plates are dirt ot decant ividellored Bateenin mounted In the hest &tilde hitch M. silk stray teed PAM /a. la hi, and in each. Legrarbors sad prteespedk—JAMlß MIAOW. hoeske Patentier. 14 , King WllamicAnalt litahltabadll/0. nAVIISI3 GIRIIAN WAX CANDLES, A., is. dl i tor Ds. : Drilla add dr dam la N.; Wass. dead ad; ad; fa : lea worm la; idadmill wan. la. Id. • ja= lai spena, or diss ii tl o d. adayadis. OK. • Ild.. mid ; ..{.llls fat iia : mg lad . =Maas, lod.. dida Tid. ; desalds. lB M. • °mama du4 io• elm I•uow ak. aft. Ma, dad ma par ; 11008681. 1i.. . old bona Wlssinse Is. N. per NAM ; commadda brown Windsor. la. : watt* Madam la k b ATI I& It roma :.bawd. la al —Y cask r MM. P. dad IO oldadtaMblamd wanders, IS a Martial/4ra aldampadad. Idaida. W.O SiregNABLE PILIBINTS, far Um urisi Amsark.a.-110WLANDO KW= • pmearrer arl hemillar of Ur heir bond all prehelowl ioetmlebete, lot WooOw • mime Mem Se lie moo hawks. me • osehere eld Niro tons Gook Iteetteds• Semite. or Ted Dentifrice, kr span whilleme to tler teeth. ma bulrush* to be The Ilebergo d Iheyelty thhohleboet Mtarotpultird=ol of yee by =sad Sodden. sag the uslueremby Qty lbin • Wag mgeseibiel. sad varier Ohm siaresiie gemar.—iiiii *A. NM- Melelitik sad asillablia 4 Pag• talss. •• • JAW " AN I/FZUTUAL RINEDY.—LAMBERM MITIIIILTICWAUL wIS sst asasibi the &wets or anielbai OW ODA tidy silemsbou• aai plammaat, b admits'," to bolo boa reds, tar Isaisalabek rellerefsa time, colds. anima aim at rolloelpkaa emempalr It t aim pawn MN= Oa boa* lesorstok, Yob*, sir lba Illebblas mei& tempest abamosebbe eamempaiss Ili an'nal blea "" tett Pareass ibrat deep. ar tyla &ma for tear et magma- It= as MIK b • L tra M //IWWW atter UNE awl old by W AMlNoubt.l/.anik aermitim. arl by MI driolobalT, d be %OWL 1144.71bE: mad at LL - ark la warbler alba aik tar lanbarta Mew The aim and seines la abarand as do Omer pia MIDDLE SCHOOL, Peckham, Loathes, 1. e.g., eet 41ras BelßilKJ PU1 . 111114 11111 SLOPEN oa Mtl'ODA V. hm. 14 I. or prommtnies aptly :.• the Prtunpal. .1 LLD. , Itc. ROYAL PRINCEsS'S THEATRE. Lr,^r.t-A A MUNI, Noll3lNtilEtiFlVlaltio . l of the Peatehthee kW:IN/MN elit'Sfill. IiARINVIN VRIDAI' and the et the CA Ittl SPX !ALAND... es MONVAV. Jae 7, ea.- raeuriag at 13 u" KLEYS' ARRANGEMENT'S for the elllttalltaM Hot:DA —4.rEx EVEKT NIGHT at a. and lan Day Pert. ralaoict• nit ‘t eilne-,1 4) awl ...tar. lay Ann , .✓wP at :I.—At Jame:. alt , rtmaady - .atlll., : a met. ft.. eallery. 1.. tata I. atcartd al all the Li..rana a anal 44 the ticket 'lke. 211„ Plead lj. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS * WO' it..th.m. —lts roost eflaWi.lut nt 10 the 1.4,141 The ! /ANI nit AREA h 0.0.4 t cten• , ve. The reallint .I.A haol.log t•• 011 • ou tither r 4 Vic %pat tfinrriro reple4s , • ule ev.ry e•001.0n. owl th. rerr.hment noono attached 10 th► latll eonen err rorhalk.i et.a hy 0/.1.0441 heenth Th. 1.0.1, • o+l his s. •• I.) Mr. Facia r. rtailkla ex,..41,01..c. Adishaloo. 1.. ARC; YLL ROOMS, Windmill-street, Picca dilly. the bas.l.ors.st awl hest proportioned rOMMII In Funitt. •.e trI.LN for umitTli'l, sag LIAM C•stcheete.l by the know:. Non.. Milks" Lsurotte. of Pstistsu celebrity. 11. lioureoett. the grostig essust plaw in We rowan. plays solos it bay. Dna spin M belt-past 7. &emirs/ M eiek,el A 141. Pr b —A mosoilfeest emotive sol soodlogiroos Is LOAM to Ni ostobilokosout 'ISLINGTON PHILHARMONIC HALL, win A. the Cate —Mr Tetitkr minas in •• Nnetna " and •• I Muslim Tnesdai Thursdays. mid nelnnlays The (smile talent r.411i4111111 Mrs lam Cornea. t.ssirste Hartle). Messrs. Unmet and *Mother. the Allsalan Minstrel& and Mews. Drina and Coale). 'RAIDS CAKIES, One to Twenty Guinea% each— • kaaalmwe crooks eve guineas: Dundee, Madeira, and e.neol Cakes. bete in is lr. Mak alone senertment of Abseid skee be d alert, in bd. Sumps, Jellies, Creams. rind teary Tartlets. kill kippers mad Wedding Break/sets inveklekL —Pt/USILLI., Not sod Ne e. linage. I. Itegeniodreet. INTOTICK —WINISaod SPIRITS at REDUCED revised UM of priors, with Dr. 11.061 . 1 • report port tree. es uppliesties. claret Via wellnaire te4tles Included .per &ten IM. iltithit I srimistly . Ow. $llll Hoek eg Ylt 14. " .4"1461 "" forrisody aimed per Mars 4 ' ). ' lionsehokf Nat • !Os. 'oath African Port and !Wary Ma and No. ifrie•o and Anamtillada Sac Gin. full rr , rarth. 13. Burgundy Broady, 17a. pee gallon Bollands, the r) Yu per ma .insau ma. Peoples at any fur of th. shore on reeelpt of 10 Amapa. Teruo. rash. —A BILOUOH. L. !Wand. Lando& NUNN'S MARSALA or BRONTE WINE, at the rsdarwl duty, 1:1s. per dawn . p 4 per dx down ale La p %awl. r reek lii r lLid ato say sieticia la E This aim Eli be boot of so quality. I, very soft aM is erd, sad. thaiddi Ils.oered, (lithely hoe truer hest, or the sliablent approach to aridity. Supplied by Tiller SINN and PO EN wine, spirit. sad lionwir wee-hunts upwards of 47 years in die lion. nocirti of Lincoln's We, El, Lamb's Cud. dad Wl' Price Eras as applicatiud Choice old gels Copan b dl. iha per down. SU"' ONE GUINEA THE DRE B B.—We 11.01. OD pieces wide FANCY SILK Iron one enlace to Me ad the 411 , 118 and a Imp perchana at Ash Moire Antplur, ..nte. and all colour.. tram 484 W. to 34 plias►+ the full arr.*, usual price {Firm to gwAsees ; also • law beautind Unwise Deems. at Iu 141.. worth:we. Win, reach eader ..... ..2nottee la the country ma Aar r petterns sent tray. tA T end ' 1116 7 191 . ..rh ROCS,. ie Sr. eon. el e[, 4IC let DATRIEET. J. 4. and Wens-48mi, Lowlua. WINTER HuSIERY d description, all the N MIXT PAT= Is wens Woollen Mierktagriretoleuclothiss tar badly use arl 144411,14 wirier ageamil Ilessels ANIL eludis-1444/14, &c.. in pw~woriely....fOrg sod PLA-'4TII. liaratectrnes, 4. Water. PaHmall, Lee" R. W. ANEW CAPE, the OMEGA, to be had only at HAMILTON and IC MPTON'a. T 106. Iliad ;from Ilatsbodfs, : also a select Marko' Maulag sad aeU.Ovirmasls as Mad. Permits' Liveries al INA qualm :4 sad K I lIPTON. fAnsA. Molts Inter- 01111,11MIAB mad NNW YEAR'S GUTS. Iv arra us be son asseginile t somettann both utold W erstimelol ; W whet Jaen nodal and ordameabli *la the Wools mode Ity L MORO and SOS, laklallANT TAILM WOMAN DRAPERS, RaTTRia, *UM MOT aad SHOE LA/LUIL and UIKIk&L OUTRITTLIS. Nods Blew Corner of Illaartes mod ro unfordebtreoh aoreol d r . ilart-street Corner et Tetianionweeuehreat and Canton road. Thornton amMET ltr aligh tte l a d 7 e ltredlord. Yorkahlre. Sheall say made to approved et, It wilt be ex err the maw rolenned. L MOM nod SOWS RO BS tar 1111.1-111ASUARIERNT sal lin al prink willb proghlet es Um Rartrismils Malin Sp 'CC 'gi g " I.4 lMir VEWARIODI N T EN MAI 110 at puma Sotazety n nesish alma badness it roamed mat i n o'clock. t JUVENILIM best aatl latest styles, =by b. ytzits 8 YO !eery deribilen. Di the &MEW al • inemers nease i •s.d iddielßeeker Swlts. trots IS d Sps It Dress trout 7 0 lienne• Sidle „ n 0 Cos/bride, Snit „ 2.6 0 Ills Slits DMA Salts Now Snits „ 111 • Csodwido ditto . . ~ 10 6 Earl& Suite IS 0 1. MOOlOl AND MON. MARCO AN T TAI Wits, WOOLLEN DRA rm. MATTES~. BMW, BOOT AND 0501 SIALAILi, AND OZNIAAL OUTTITTILIS. Liaise ieressa Corner of Nineties end Alta. New Orford street, eankirarc street Corner of Tottentaan-esoildired and Leto. road. Country lstablitimonts 77ternteet'a Whitely Bridde= d lradford, Yorkshire. G U N B.—To SPORTSMEN.—The moment idiom arm i welt—Go to weitrurs. 11, ItteeTVle Ool4so-mosi Hotel look throusb hi. stock of MOO D 1111EDCH awl W( LL LOADING GUNN I SIMS eri DOIDDLII4.IIIII,IID RULES of every meet and deur Iptieek able D.HVOLVIDA bUr beet tondo. maims: with me, illeeerlDtles el motue y lt all lon. Ha —W JUSTUS, 11, atm{ w.O.—BLA Z. W. we lake webs ta ezebange. NIA-TZAR'S GIFTS. —no most Unique NNINT is wax= GUINEA MAGIC VINE, each d oft& Is &belie et mot : ON BROW, Wl* no Onion Clelarrand LOW IS It orniNlos Oros ad ina. wards. at 11.:11, 914 Wed: 24 loonagi: mod Cryilal Palace. SZA 8101E24188 PILEVENTED.--JOZZAIIII (DADOLIDI sos ossdlessilp vecomatended as • preemies. awl ere keens debars. —The Oilowlair tostaasostal, with °Ue; will be mildosit to prove their eemy : "t 4r.-1 have mods pieti sm to bob. obis to state that sep Yet voyage over the era was woolOseoloil with any Gamow Moir thew of your pills with parent assem—Yoars. L W.. J. P. Cos. Staff, at, Eaton , aura, Jur Utel."--Golormi et Depot, G 211. s ewzasit. Trench Hannark. lasi" awl Qiuralls. Paris. la borer. IL Is. last: Imo by pool, St 14. Jest published, TIISEASES of the SKIN, with Photographic .a.." 111 prbee_ by pore, Is. fd ; aim MEIN DI.LASEStri= =MHO. fo- ad. : bl_yeet. Ifd itr t IL J. /off" ligegliale of the lent College et dem affolugi antler of the loyal College of gorgeonn =goba pehelhee by John ClameaLlf to be had Croon the Comm= ellty. from 10 to I nod from 6 to 0, eg by appolatmeot —IR George area, liserrogremomre. MBIICHAN'S DOKISTIO NIDICINEL UW niii: a wi t , moo. fir M VII=L Os pails, lbs bombs stlii Ulm Owe siali" mallss. iseslis esaliwars. In. Vagaille Ma be swillsi skis mi. tilsZ su deasissiisd mobs stsuspli d maw iss at dt,bill u tat• 4 * vtunertiumene.l•llo4 =gra :alhig"gAte: Ng 111 gut essili eupisr IFNI Os Ili Wis. sell Is tie aims d sessi • Emil sol e = 101.1121 st MO lb SW MN el Ift,„ „Is W. CONN ma sem Aims ..r. as islill. via re et dr MO WI Dim of Lai. Si Deis sol DV= last patimd. ples la by pod 14 steam Dessersorsest. W, ea BRIGHT'S MANUAL, on Nervousness ......_ioss sod essrassflrtst i :Zusr tel. In *List fedi : D R. ssil PIIIIIIINIMI Deis. lust tb• MIMS to bo 'employed in hisee - "••=eek par pot: =am Si eIL : gilen" es Ws., IR whir alsgenally se Mae er Mae Mealy* vigour aed belga filw . rM eas .....l . 4 1=1% r e. o tir ea.dr.. lllo ; . trijirrmsablete aild iem : n d. y r =UW: COL Zarb ems see ametraod by psi , triaL ings. elord4iiisli • Die. 4. aired& War" 43. I sil ebswysties Is tits ssriees e. essgeseta sa rate g raglish bee thl_ RS is& . FsssUlltissi.i. • ..Ist rtretitelsse pest i = s7• et il l •s a t= e si m gstsbus y . Wasitsv 44 l elo l4 X.D.I r e S e l u rse= a semimisilskirasset . Dais a Colby el 11= 6 1 ord• ac so warwyd , b .... sidsles basis Ds mg dirs. Jed pa bikelik pre la.,! s eig treetraminie Author far II stamp% A MEDICAL F AY on the CAUSE tea CURS of PROLLTIIII MUM. with plat directives ter pelmet tweestuelas reline& sad Wpm. tee meta of twee 4- are isms' aireeental la Oa traslairot ot three peculiar sorrow sod amid d yid& read to embitter abet aborts 1 4 Di I. L. MEM lA alimamts42•44, Leesies. 21Y Y re Mat beet es aerrecrearra."—ltedkai Record. Held ir am. ela Canada: Pleat and Co.. ie ?stammer -row. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1861. CA7AIN MAYNE REHYS NEW STORY, ILIC WILD IWNTRDT6," will be published by Mr. Bentley lowsurdlantly, In 3 rob . \..w Burliaituuulreet. January 4, HSI. This day, as 61 ed.. THE PILGRIM : a Dialogue ou the Life and Afoot of [leg Henry the Eighth $1.1.1.tv Ttionkt, Clerk of the Cornell to [ward VI. Edited. with Note". from the Archives at lads and Bra= A. 1.10.t.na. Cullom with the Manes •• History of Lamina: Porker, :ion, and &sin% West ,Itrand. This day, Okroad Minim. 2 vnt., , H ousthy HOUSE. Ey (;. J. WHYIII.‘iELVILLE. By Moe err Attila*, G!:.NFRAL .litl,li. fa. DIO6Y UILLND. IlstrfLUtfus. L. KATI CNIVIINTRIt. Thai Edltis. THS ISTEIRVI:ETS2. Ann/11.1 KAMM. Irk fl, : Yorker, anJ Mount. Wait !gram'. Th nay. price ft- fen. Pen fang beanie, ritHE Gt )I.I.)SEKKERS. lESV UraAve AUL RD. .1 As im narrative of Advents is Red Event' throinft which the anther passed. this wok wimp!, repay perusal. Ise.hum Wan/ and Lek, ifin, Sow ready. postage fate, A LIST of the PRINCIPAL NEW and cf. rearm BMOCS in circulation al 111VPIC4 ISLIgCr flinitAlf V. Al,'., crab.. and postage free. • Lbt of Suntilirt t spier 01 'erect Works withdrawn hum etioulattaskand Ward at=widowed priers tor oasts idswati Mud* Now Oidowi i = .. Loodwa ; Crow Wm* Maartwalisr ; and Ifewabist i C. A. &ALA'S SZIV NOVEL_ THE SEVEN SONS of mAmmox cesmesess r the JANCAAY :4 011111LIt TIIIIPLE SAX A Landow Itaciudne to Tows 'sit Ownbry Laden, coadurbbl by Ocors At WOWS GALA , Aut!"! of WUliam 'lCrie - sT Price Ow Milling, Keithly . Mire of " Temple Bar," IV, Fleet-street. Unidoo. EaTIRLLY ORIGINAL TALL THE INDIAN SCOUT. By OVITAVII Milani% Anther a- The Prahie Plower,' dc. See TIM WELCOME 011.1121 T, No. GI, 2d.. weekly. Loudon : Hos Moo and Weight ad, Paterovaterooar. THE LONDON REVIEW. EvEtY sATUILDAY. Foarposoe. LEADING ARTICLES on the most important ?oinks! and nodal goostions Ule WeelL /km the LONDON NXVIKW. THE GOUTY PHILOSOPHER. He Qaerrele with several Proverbs Is reference to Ileee sad Fortes.. See the LONDON REVIEW. ME N 0 F MAR IL TEI DUCK d ARGYLL NWiiiciiSDJSTRIfIrW. A HUNDRED TZARS ACIO January, 1761. Is. dr LONDON IMAM. FROM LAST NIGHTS GILLETR. smrrirm tisoatta: Bates SantanciaT, Chunth-lava, Whltechapal. and Lead enhaff street, City, cat merchant. to 'amender Jae. 17 and Feb. 14, at it. at Basinghall-strut. Sole . smith and Son, Beruarcfainn, Holborn ; off. assts.. Johnson, Basinghall. street. Loud DZTRIER. carpenter-place, Berk .lersquare, cook. Jan. 18 at 11, and ND. 21 at 12, at lisalngbaDatreet. Sole., Dod and Longstaffe, Great Portlandetreet, On'ord-street ; oft. amis., Bell, Colemamstreet.buildings. Dmitri Pais", Strand, tailor, Jan. 18M 1, and Feb. 14 at 11, at Bealnahaltstreet. Sub.. Taylor and Jaques, Soath-place, Finsbury . off. wigg Johnson, Baslnshastreet. 11'5k13.43 Oltora. Klngsland.road, licensed vl.4tualler, Jan. 11 sold Feb. 13, at IV, at BaninglialLstreet iloL, Beard, liming hall-street; off. assig., Graham, Coleman greet. Joss WISIMAN, Luton, Bedfordshire, printer, Jae. 18 and Feb. 211, at 12, at BasingbalLatreet. Vols., Liniffate es and Hack wood. Walbrook off. amis.. Standeld, liadontall.street. Joss (Hiss, t'harchatreet., Hackney, licensed viduallm, Jan. 17 Mt, and Fab. 15 at 11% at ilmloghsllstreet. sots., Lumley and Lumley, Ludgate•sirvirt . elf. amig., Canaan, L'aslngball- Mrert. JotSh - B. cum, Brighton, hotel keeper, Jan. 14 at 11, and Feb. 11 at 121, at liausingballatreet. Sulu, Sydney and Sun. Ma- Miry-ear:us : N. asaig., Pennell, Guildhaff.clumbees. Komar Oars= Pill. llaldranne. Kent, noose, Jon. In at U. and Feb. 111 at 1, at Basingliall , strect. 'foie., Doyle, Vervains. Grays.lnn, and Morgan, Maidstone: of. ming., .Oulidhall , hanthers. 'sem J. , AEPH CLARK. ableragate Mreet, Uty, leather gar. chant, Jan. 15 at!, and Feb. 19 at 1, at Saalngbalkstrect. Sole., Walley and Lumley, Ludgate-street, City: off. mile, Lee, aldermanbury. • Trl s as4i ii : Zat l et i ne: s. ClALr i rjr at n ztpt=ari a lg : Tete yard, Luebbary . off. am*. =ma= BaathraLL "Meet. Jolts Uranus, Burdens, Staffnniehl rt. grocer. Jan. 17 and Ye*. 7, y 11, at Birmingham Court. Solo, Litianneld, New caatte-Vale, and JIMMY, and Knight, Mrniglimunr. of. milk, ore, Birmingham WILLLAN ILLWARD, IDudley, Woranitipoldre, Jam 21 and Feh,4ll, at 11, at Virmingkam Cont. ~Bblremsad Marrs. Wright, Iffrininglais; 81. mtg., Khania= dla Mcrae Wilßgieag, Leeds, grocer, Jam 1$ and Fels U, at 131 at Leas Coast. hoL, Simpson, Leeds of. amid a Young, Leeds. 24A11/11 HABLAIIk. Leeds, cloak menhir= Jam 24 emit Feb. 15, at 11, at Leeds Coral. Sobs... Upton and: Yendall, Leeds; off. unlit., Terms, Le= JOUR irrocx ooIIIPILNIIi Aga. P.unorr W oa Maw= Pt= Commas (Lamm,. Jim. 31, at 11, at to settle Tat of oonteibutc.rise. Axist - rretze ANNULLED. Dec. SO. Wiulaw Owns JminainS, Viwashall, Suffolk. her= dealer. Jas. i. Bwurairi Cswania, Sherborne, Dorselddre, money Scrivener. lIISOLTENT PETITIONERS. AT PORTTGALdITZTAT, lILIORF AIR CHILI weansainima LAW. - • • Jan. 21. FCK. AOOO. Corlialtsitreet, Lambeth, militant door keeper at Übe Haase of Lords—W. 0 Be ach, tiertlekt.ploso, 311.0e-end.rnad, furniture 'spanner-0. B. Doty. f.too.squaise, Oki Kent.rood, two Hider. --- Jan. 10. W. ours, tpper lu 1317; ng.street, mahnry. she* , iinker 7 Haddleston, Return-street, Of farbstreet. cabinnii maker —7. Armstnsum Osnabutlch street, Regent-atreet, ao countant—J. P. (Arpenter. Drummool.street, Easton square baker—A. Carbet, Great (Xtabrlike.street, Hackney-nod, shoe maker—CS. I. Itoblna, 8w lace, Old lent-rosM imeman to m yeast merchant—J . otcpp, Cnton.street, Now Bond-street, ea, merchant—W. hat, Dourocottagen, Bt. John's-wood, house 5w he UI.VDUY REVIEW. SEWING M ACH WEIMER sad WILKOVS mind .• Locum= • 11111 1 11 NO MACH INlial IVellti ben LSO b ar LIM stliekes ulaele.—esle &wow 44e, Oderd-sheil podia. MINE NEW NILE EXPEDITION, to Upton Its Sourer, sod to aid Captain Spike. See the LONDON lINVICW. DZCLtiAIIONSOP DI VIDIAICI?4. 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SPLENDID MAP of LONDON, twenty-seven square Best. gratis, with the Diepatch.—TO.HOßßOW, Jan. 6, will be Meted gratis with the DISPATCH the ant of nine double sheets, forming, when completo, the moat perfect end useful Map ad Leaden ever publish e d. and measuring twenty. wren square feet, epee • scale of nearly ten inches to the mile. The peke of the DMpatelt (with doehle.sheet map) Is.—nostamped, 5d.: stamped, to se bee by post. 6d. Order of any users-agent to the kingdeft: at from the ones. Llk Thetetreet, London. Send Y. edd in stamps fur nine papers and perfect map. TRoliss Atizif347p 7 ort:;;;;fiCtoisiil;l7:lOed of 3a. Id.. any Wetllllll4lll7, at Willey., Bristol. JUNII Ilutocof sod THOMAB BRICK INGRAM, M. MM. glair inanufaetnrere—lat dividend of 64. 6d., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. . . . . . JoiiiiiiiscTi:o4snte estate, SS HeIOW", Slade wadfifullGer —let and Anal dividend of Ws., any Wednesday, at Turner's, 11 14 11.ga verPm 1A31 1 331G, Liverpool, tailor-Ist and 2nd final dividends, together easounting to s. Sld., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool DANIIII. BM PARRY, Liverpool iroamonger—final dividend of M., on account of Ist dividend of 4s. 4".1., any Wednesday, at Tuner's, Liverpool Jo NICIIIOIIIOS, Liverpool, cunier—ld dividend of 2a., any Wedneelny, at Turners, Liverpool TOWARD BXOWN, Dittos, brewer—lst and final dividend of is. ad.. any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. WILUAJt Y. Tosessos, Liverpool licensed victualler-Ist divi dend of la, any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool DIVIDES De. Jan W. J. !igniting ?ionic's, hotel keeper—Jan. 1A T. R. Merrell, Redenham Norfolk, farmet—Jan. 31. R. Starkey, Stroud. Oloasestershire, draper—Jan. 25. R. H. Anderson, York. scrivener—Jan. 25. J. Ambles, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted manufacturer—Jan. 15, W. K passion. York, Iron founder. CIRTLIICATIR to be granted, unless mum be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. Jan. W. C. Dwell y, Clarendomterrace, Bow.rosd, wheelwright —Jan. 15. J. B. WilsOD John-street , Pent.,nvllle , draper-Jan. dper—Jan. 25. J. Bushell and A. Walker, Wood-street, City, and Harpenden, Hertfordslitip, grew but manufacturers—Jan. $l. T. A. Bicker rott-sfreet, Lhnehosuse, MM. denier-cyan. WI R. I Starkey, Stroud, Gloucestershire, draper—leb. 4. T. Rees, Swansea, Ciamorgenshire, ironmonger—Jas. 31. D. Platten, Dor chester. draper—Jan. 30. C. Deaden, Tandock, Devon-hire, mint proprietor—Jan. 23. J. Indere, Plymouth, eagealet—Jaa. W. J. Napier, Rh) I. Ylintshire, shipowner—Jan. 15. G. Noble, Mid dlesborough, Yorkshire. Innkeeper—Jan. 15. W. 011 yard and S. Brown. Bradford, Yorkshire, machine wool oombers—Jan. Sta J. Moore, Pudsey, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer—Jan. 25. W. Lee and H. Smith, Batley, Yorkshire. woollen cloth =mauler turers—Jan. 15. M. T. Macey, Leeds, dealer in tea—Jan. 24. R. Eon, Bradford, Yorkshire, gunmaker—Jan. U. W. H. Slam, %Mater, Derbyshire. apothecary'. RAETNIWIL , 3H23 J. Morgan, J. Morgan, Jiin7Valii7Morian, West Cowes and Ryde, Southampton, tailors—F. C. George and C. Clark, Bath, printers—Aena Maria Bateman and H. Bateman, Stroud, Oloucestershire. wine and spirit merchants—Y. North and C. Riley, Lads, Yorkshire, woollen merchants—A. Wilson and J. Wilson, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, shoddy merchants—H. Wilson and J. Vathank,llunderlund, Durham, drysahers—J. Laurence and 0. Till, Battle. sumex, Ironmongers—D. Burnes, 9, H. Clare, F. Urine, G. Baas, J. Tulloch, W. P. Musgrave, C I. Woodrooffe, and R. Barnes, Esherareet, Westalinster, marble and stone workers-8. Leonard and J. Bennett. Leicester, he ales—J. Greenwood, A. Greenwood, T. Oreeswood, and R. Greenwood, Dewsbury, Yorkshire. woollen sr nutacturers. so fares reiptasJ. Oreenwood—W. Smith. J. L Smith and J. J. Fawcett. [reds, Yorkshire. sanitary tabs dealers—R. W. Kelley, D. Omaha %J. J. Rowe, and C. Rowe. Liverpool : Was. Peru ; and Valparaiso, Chill, merchants, so lar as regards D.Grabam 0. W. Baker, H. Baker, and B. Fielder, Stangate, Lambeth, tim ber merchants, so far as eagards H. Baker—M. Bell and F. Turner, Beehive Works-8. Moores and W. Sill, Old Broad- Street, City, attorneys—B. Cundall and R. Caudal, Norwich, linen drapers—W. Jackson and it. Anderson, Grantham, Lincolnshire, eachbuilders—E. Johnson and B. Johnson, Chaster, Imo. founders—H. Glover and M. Glover, Bradford, Yorkshire, whole , sale stationers—J. James, T. James, and D. Thomas. Redwelty, Monmouthshire, coal enerehente—W. H. Berkley and R. G. Arnett Star and Oarter.yard, Ratcliffe-highway, colour manu facturers—J. Le Tall and A. J. Le Tall, Sheffield grocers—D. Nicholas and T. Jonas, Oarndlffautb, Monnoutlehire, grooers— J. Saunders and B. Hicks, Ludgate-Will, lithographers—P. T. Ilrobi and C. S. Heelep—A. Palmy and J. R. Cartwright, Duns ter-court, Mineing-nee, and White . ..row, Spitalflelds, cochineal merchants—Ann Bather Jackson. J. Steele, W. G. Jackson, and J. J. 11•Kenzle, flathead, Southwark, recliners, so far as a -sos J. Steeds—y. N. &watt, and J. Whitehead, Manchester, alters—W. Odd y and C. Oddy, Iludderalleld. Yorkshire, lit graphers—B. W. Lard, A. Starrett and W. J. lord, lane, East India and colonial brokers, so far as regsrdsnr i 7 Lord—iamb Fenner (widow). W. t Fakeer, and B. Tara, ship and insurance agate—lt JAMS and J. Johnson, Liver pool, coal merchants—A. Faber, H. Bluan, and H. Wood. Mart. lane, merchants, no far as regards A. Faber—F. Adams and R. Adorns, Brant corn merchants—D. Behead. 0. W. Bahr, and 0. Behrend, Liverpool, shiphrokers—J. 0. Forster and G. Fors ter, Winlaton, Durham, brewers—R. Cooper and W. Cooper, Bun-lane, City, ship and insurance barkers—T, Landon, Y. H. P. Borland, and T. D. Landon, New Burlington-street. street, military tailors, so farm regards F. H. P. Worland N. Cos. H. Cog, and C. Joseph, Liverpool, Iron merchant., so farm regards C. Joseph—G. L. Whistler, T. Dawson, and A. King. Brabant-court Philputlane, colonial produce agents—R. John an and K Fleming, Neweatie.upon-Tyne, grocers—J. Proton and W. Nicholson, Rotherham, Yorkshire. plumbers—A. Phillips and G. Phillips, Shirtal, Shropshire, attorneys—Ann Bloch liffe and IL Epworth, Rotherham. Yorkshire, painters—Hannah tahrane and A. (-Sae. Neweatle.npon.Tyne hatters—A Had and W. R. Wright, itilliter.street, City. auctioneers—J. Baker, S. K Baker, and R. Phlllott, Westonsupertiare, Somereetahlre, attornersat law. so far u regards J. Baker—T. Yalta, R.Grace, U. times, sad .1. Browning, Jun, Old-street St Lae's, white lad and colour manufacturers—O. 0. Openshaw, W. Openshaw, and O. Openshaw, Plinbole. neer Bury, and Manchester. Lan cashire, cottonainnera or far as regards 0. O. Openshaw—J. Keel and T. Jackson, Bristol, schoolmaster.-11. ,Peel, J. Hot rocks. T. Oreenhalgh. and R. Greenhaltdi, Freetown. Bury. lan cashlre, cotton manufacturers, so tar as regards J. Horrocks— O. Oarrltt and .1. Garritt, Baker-atria, Clerkenwell lapidaries— T. W. Davenport and J. Ahicrat. Bale Moor . Cheshire, grocers— H. W. Brahma and W. Lewis, London and Liverpool. alp brokers, en tar a. regards B. Fox—A. Maclwen, so far aa regards his connexion with the Inn of Rachman and Co., Glasgow, tea merchant.. SCOTCH 81QIIMITRATIONS. Trion.. CtAita, Ardrossan, droller, Jan. 11, at the Eglinton An= Hotel, Ardroesan. JAM= MULL Edinburgh, ironmonger, Jan, 10, at Dowell. and Lyens Rooms, Edblinulth. wauas Glimoow, Bowbotabog, Lanarkshire, farmer, Jan it. at tbeCommereal Inn ,Clark's% Wisitaw. It is now ascerlained beyond a doubt (sap the Stamford Afereery) that the "bowels of the earth in this locality posers Mines of greet wealth," and the lane proprietors will doubtless turn to good amount the recent important discoveries, for which they are chiefly indebted to Mr. John Lum b v. The first kiln of the new pottery in St. Martin's, fitainford, has bees opened this week, and the numerous articles taken from it show that the quality of the material of which they are made is very superior. Stam ford may eventually become as famed as other places that have possessied similar valuable minerals. The works and the result of the fine burning of the articles were inspected by the Marquis of Exeter on Wednesday. This manufactory, where a shaft has been suck, is surrounded by land belong ing_to his lordship Toe FULTZ ING or WATER - I PEA. —Not many hours of the severe weather had passed when in several dis tricts of the metropolis the water supply was stopped, causing the greatest mconvenience. Last year we made some remarks on the same subject, and it now calls for further notice. We have again made inquiry, and find that the mischief does not arise so much from the freezing of the tap sad pipes immediately is connection with the cisterns —as by the application of heat this part might be thawed —but owing to the pipes which pees from the main to the lbouess being laid too close to the surface, the frost in a few hours stops the water supply. When houses are being built the expense of placing the pipes at a sufficient depth below the surface would be bat trifling, and the water sup ply would be nice. sure. It is not well at Christmas time fee the families of industrious persons to be left without one of the most common and memeary elements of life.— Driiier. THE lINZIIPLOYED DURING SNOW AND FRONT. A Tows IN Dsausssa.—For a long time back The experience of the last few days shows that the foot *. Halifax corporation bee hoes put to great straits in ceder Path' here bete generally ill kept . The law is, notwith to Imp up th e supply of ps, owing tot eh great eremite of standing, distinct on this point ; but no means seem to have seek Th...ags..s c o., w h o an w ar Bi s ki ns h asr , h ave h a d been need by the authorities to carry oat the neeemery trouble with their mw , and the su pply has he.n continually messuriss. Great distress at the present time prevails in Ming ea. The climax came as Men&iy night. About ten eased parte of the metropolis. A strong lad could easily o'clock the supply completely tailed, the public lamps and earn is. 6d. in the morning by cleaning doorsteps. Sup the looms *Ma all went out, end the town was in darkness. I Poring that the regulation for the cleansing of the pave- All day, the little there wag bad been economised as much meet were strictly carried out, it would cause a considebis as peer* in ceder that there might be no inconvenience in I amount of employment at a aeon when it is much usinimL the chapels and churches, and the small quantity left on Taking the hoes of London at about 500,000, the assess Sunday eight, when the supply was cut off, wee stored in 1 of the pathwers would, at the rate of Id. each , meet! the hops of giving some supply to the mills in the morning. 2 . 3_0_1U., _ree ever/ eleaeruff erstatios• This would et It was is vain, however, sad the mills stood till day-light. mum D ia o a not only to the Poor, who would gladly earn In scone of workshops, even after daylight came, no work it, but a lso to thousands of waYlarere• — Ehrilder• could bedew , on account of the darken. Meantime, every [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND effort was put forth to get a supply of the precious " bark ourricurr.—leiabliahed bessehold remedies. —No medicines are diamonds" None mild he had by canal, and for every ere Mileivel or more sere under any circumstances than ton en the rails there were more applicants than there were Holloway. well.lmoves prepamtlena, and we are therefore se well adapted for faintly nee. They possesses seilve and ~Waal hundred weights In the ton. The coeporatioe o ff ered large I therapeutics! ponces presented by the vegetable kingdom for Pinienv lied by diet of this temptation procured a weak" . expelling the cameo of ammo hem floe hams system. Beth able quantity. Still, when our parcel was despatched yester- solloway v pills and ointment are alike de alike all universal day, there was doubt as to whether a sufficient oupply I and vegetable poisons. They may be used with equal safety to ed pia would be made to meet the night's demand. Leeds • the infant as to the adult, being wimple but edileacloue In their Mercury. 9erstion. No household Amid be without a supply of ointment, as will be fat always ase It has been announce , ' that rifled cannon bees Emily adopted for the use of the Spanish army. plaints, or obstructed functions. 'trill ' "41. (Stamped, ld. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE: MIL 11021114 N, M.P., AND HIS COVBTIIVENTS. On Thursday night the electors and nou-olectors of Stroud again assembled at the Subscription Rooms to hear a statement from the Right Hon. E. Horsman, M.P. for that borough. The attendance was very considerably huger than that on Wednesday afternoon, and included a goodly number of the working class. On the platform were Mr. Samuel Bowly, Mr. Matthew Bridge., Captain Hunt, Rev. W. Wheeler, Rev. T. Lloyd, Mr. W. Dangerfiekl, Mr. A. M. Flint, Mr. F. Eycott, and others. On the right hon. =Heenan appearing he was loudly cheered, though some were audible. Some little delay took place in the appointment of a chairman, but at length Mr. S. MAILLINO was unanimously elected to preside. Mr. HORMIAN having been heard, Mr. M. Mamas moved :—" That this meeting, basing heard Mr. Horsman 's explanation of his votes and speeches in the late session of parliament, is decidedly of opinion that his views mid conduct are so much at variance with the liberal coasiitueocy of Stroud, that he no longer represents them in parliament." (Reiterated cheering.) Mr. S. BOWLT aecouded the motion. Mr. BOWMAN then stepped forward, sad could not speak for some moments, for the cheering and counter cheerier. He said—l will begin by doing that which I think will be meet agreea ble G. you. I will notice the last sentence of Mr. Bowly • speech, and accept his challenge about re signisg—(great uproar, " No, no," he.)—and I leave you to judge between us whether Mr. lowly hen given me one challenge in answer to roe 1 gave him on Wednesday. I will leave it to you end abide by it. Mr. Bawdy says I don't represent hun—(cries of "Lis, us")—end be is kind enough to my he will release me from being his repo mutative. But will be go on and candidly inform u whether I was more he representative when I was last elected than I am now? (Hear, bear.) Ho says I am nel his representative, berm I em not of his emblems, bat was lof his opinions at the lest election? And is it whet occurred at the last election that his made him my foe ! [Mr. Bowte —"lt M") So with Mr. Bridges, to whose speech 1 liatesed—very eloquent, very ingenious ; he said be was playful, and he became &Meet ridiculous. (Laughter.) Well I meet Mr. Bowly's challenge in this way: be says he ju dges of ;ache my votes and speeches in the Hoses of Ihmmens. I seldtoliimoa Wednesday— show me one priaciple I have abandoaed. If be will show me one ' principb I havenbandened I will resign my seat (Cheers.) that's • fair challenge: will he deny its so (Mr. Bowly— " I do.") 1 went thsengh the most important matters of toe session, showed you the voter. I had given, and that at the cod of the series the government agreed there with. I add—Show nee one opinion or principle I have changed is 25 years, What said Me Booty about it? He said very playfully, "1 don't say yea. have changed. I only woad', you have net." I repeat my challeage, and I say upon that yen have decided. If ease I was retuned to parliament I have changed no opinion, no principle, if you censure me now you are apostates, and set I. (ILlseets.) What said Mr. Slowly about reform.? Bemuse I think a gentleman who comes forward to take a leading part on an occasion Wee this ought to take care what he sage is accurate,. sad accuracy se one of the feet principles of that Christianity of which I know he is a partner and an orna ment. He says, " Why dida't we get reform? Because Mr. Holman told us to take the tory bill. tad why can't we get a better? Because =es like hiepreveat it." And in the last session of parliament he says I fulfilled m pee dictiona As to Mr. it is difficult to deal wit h one who treats to wit for memory and imaginaticee for foots. (Laughter.) Now, I said when the tory hill was proposed, we the liberals, have a majority of 140 in the house, and can alter it as radically as we will. [Mr. Bowly Why did he think that if • tory bill could be tattered and made radical the liberal one could not ?j Why, was it not the fact that the leaders of the liberal party were anti.reformers ? It was notorious no party were so afraid of passing that but bill as the ministers thesselvea, and subordinate of the government openly canvassed in the house against it. (Hear.) Again, he says that we dragged Franco into the Crimesa war, and • gentleman asked, How about the quarrel between Russia and France about Jerusalem r' When that quarrel was renewed it was notorious that France end Russia born that war, and England was dragged into it as France's ally. He told me a fact 1 did not know—that the French Emperor went into the Italian war to save his own life. But going into a war to save one life in which 50,000 were sacrificed in the first few months is very extraordinary. Mr. Bowly would lay his head on the block at once if told it would save 50,000 of his fellow countrymen. After some further remarks in reply to Mr. Bowly and Mr. Bridges, he adverted to the allusion the latter gentleman had made to his (Mr. Bridges') not shaving and letting his beard grow, as well as to the anecdotes told by him. Mr. Homan said—What he told me about shaving put me In mind of as English statesman. When Sheridan was on the hustings at West minster, one of the electors said to him, "Mr. Sheridan, I was always one of your best and steady supporters until you gave a vote of which I diempproved, and then I withdrew my countenance from you . " Mr. Sheridan replied, "My friend, I am extremely obliged to you, for it's the ugliest countenance I ever saw." (Shouts of laughter.) Mr. Prima WOOD then said a few words against Mr. Horsman, and was replied to by that right boo. gentleman. Mr. BOWLY said they could not tell how far Mr. tionimaies opinions and principles had changed—that was • matter of the mind. They could but judge of his conduct, and therein they hail been mistaken in him. He asked—if the Queen sent for Cobden and Bright, would Mr. Horseman join them? (Mr. Horsman—Nod He would not support the whig, which was the best ; then would he support Derby? (Mr. Herman did not answer, but merely shook his head.) The CuararAN then put the resolution, and it was carried by a considerable majority, although a peat many were aphid it. Mr. Hoitsitag—The resolution was carried, but by so narrow a majority—(confusioa)—that I heartily con gratulate my friends, the advanced liberals, upon their victory. And, gentlemen, I don't g rudge it. I am ' not the least surprised at it. I fully expected it—(oh !) I only do most sincerely thank you before I ten you how I mean to act upon it. I don't begrudge I my friends, the advanced liberal; this second victoey. They have had some severe trials of late, and I shall be very glad if during this Christmas time any triumph over me will give theta pleasure. I have often felt for them this last session, and, though a good man struggling on is • spectacle for gods, I thought the struggling of the advanced liberals as to reform was rather a subject fur the tender consideration of the Humane Society. Now, I will tell you why I don't mean to resign my mat— e you don't know when you have gut a good servant I know when I have got a capital master. (Great laughter.) I have reoeived a great deal of kindness from you, and, though net a very old, I am become a very attached servant. An old and good servant, if his master in • fit of intoxication—(laughter)—or a tit of passion turns him off at night, he would be very ungrateful if he took him at his word, and didn't wait to see whether he was not sober and sorrowful the next day. (Renewed laughter and cheers.)llfow, I have the greatest hopes of you ; and more than that, I sincerely believe -you may think it vanity— that if I were to resign my seat, you might go a great way and fare a great deal worse. Therefore if you are disposed to verify the old proverb, and " cut o ff your noses to spite yourfaces," I will not be so ungrateful as to assist in the disfigurement. If it be any pleasure to my friends, the advanced liberals, to pelt me with their censures and speeches on this platform, I hope to give them many opportunities. I promise to meet them this time next year, and I don't despair of some of them then passing • vote expressing their renewed confidence in me, thanking me for not taking them at their word, and hoping that I shall represent them for many • year. That hope Ido most " Ily entertain. I thank you for all your past kindness ; I thank you for your pre sent indulgence; I hope I shall have many future op =unities of thanking you for your increasing conli . (Great cheering, and laughter.) A vote of thanks was passed to the chairman, and three cheers were given for Mr. Horsman, and hisses for Mesas. Bowly and Bridges. The assembly then separated. THE ROMANIST PARTY IN THE CHCRCH or ENG LASD.—The folio • advertisement., &dement to members of the ohareb of Eng is appearing in our high church papers :—" Circumstances connected with the irreverent mode of celebrating the Holy Communion have prompted • small circle of friends to offer to the most Holy Sacrament acts of Reparation in Atonement for the assay insults It re ceives. Any Communicant willing to say an act of repass- Con once a week, and wishing to unite himself or herself to such a circle, can do so by sending their name and address to A. B. G., Union Office, 342, Strand, London." The "irreverent mode" referred to is that which prevails in such of our churches as have not yet adopted the views held by Mr. Bryan King. Eltssyr SLlDlin.—Everyone knows how the perils of pedestrians are increased by such frosts as we have recently had, but few are aware of the number of persons who are thus injured. The records of the Accidental Death Insurance Company show no less than twenty-two serious accidents from this came alone in the space of the last fart• night, including three broken legs sad two spinal concus sions. We believe the whole number of persons insured in this company does not exceed K 000„ consequently, if cut of that number twenty-two have been injured, the whole number of persons in this country who have been injured by falls from the frost during the past fortaight, sminot be much ender 10,000. " Thlt Csowx Wesis or Ilinicau."—The great demand that has grimes duce the reductios of the wine duties. from a new clam of casionses who have gensessently irnrw hat induced the directors of "The European Mee Colonial mine Company" of 112. Penman. to make annusiesiesta teethe mfOdaf shipment of these wines The completion of the railways so lessens the expense of transit, that they are now able to offer a really excellent Port and Sherry from the nigimilicest wine country of Hammy at a price within the reach of ail els 20s. and its per es, bottles and cues inciaded.—iiidvertieb met] Mr. LIS Bzerfar moved the adoption of the recommenda tion of the committee, which ow seconded by Mr. C RELLI2I. Mr. &KETT Mid ML. Elite= okiposed thin 'violation, as it would commit the board to a principle, and the officers would coma forward under it to demand as Memnon a( adary, rather than the board conaidering all such increase on the merrib of thy offices, alone. The resolution was put sad carriodly, a large majority. Mr. La llama than mooed that the subordinate officers/ ahosid be distributed into four clamor, via, first class—. salary commencing at 9001., with an annual inersue d 101.,. until it shall mach 3001. ; wood elan —salary sosimenciag at WV., with la animal increase of V. Ms., until it reach. 290/. ; third clips —aalsry meameocing at 100 1 ., with an annual humane/ nt., until it shall mach 150 i. ; fourth clars—ealsay oommenciag at Gil., with as annual increase of 4/, mita It shall. Teach 290/. Mn Ficus'r sotrooded the motion. Mr. M. L. Tans 'oohed epee the propoeed isomer of salary se exceeds% and thought that the maximum salary should be ZMY. Mr. DALTON said he did no► consider thi► plan as the beet that could be adopted, but as there appeared to be no chance of obtaining any other settlement of this c2restion he should vote for she present+ motion. Mr. ff. L. Ts) ton moved s► an amendment that the M3llOlOlO mlary in the first class should be tt.so/. Mr. Biairerr seconded the amendment. Mr. Pmccrrr opposed the amendmenh stating thal although he did not approve altogether of the present plaist, yet as eTMy one hsi been called upon to give up sems point which be advocated for the purpose cf arriving at a unanimous recommendation by the committee, he should., vote for the original motion. After some further dbeossion the =endemic was Dew timed. Mr. SAt ace then neared another amendment :—" That prior to considering the classification of oftbers, and the earlier parts of the report, the cue of each officer moan• mended for an incrome of salary be ecparatel} taken Wks% ermecitlffiratinn Mr. Lino seconded the amendment. Mr. Lie Barron opposed the amendment, which wassE neptived by a majority of 25 to 5. The original motion was then put and agreed tea NORTHERN RIDDLE LEVIR, !SEWER WORLA. A report was received from tbe Main Drainage Commit.. tee, stating that tbe sureties proposed by Messrs. Brassey and Co. for the performance of their contract were satisfac— tory. Some other btuoineAs having been disposed of the board; adjourned. THE WEATHER AND TEE PARES. A great number of persona visited the various. parks yesterday, for the purpose of skating or sliding,. and the promenades and carnage drives were crowded. The thermometer at the Royal Humane Society's liteoeiving house, in Hyde.park, during Thursday night, was as law we 23 degrees, being 9 degrees below freezing point ; at 9 a.m. it rose to 26, being still 6 degree below freezing point ; and at noon, whilst the sun was shining through the fog, the mercury only ascended to 29; showing that there were 3 degrees of frost overhanging the metropolis. At 6 o'clock last eveo iug the thermometer had wen to 31 deg., an indication that the frost was likely to break up, .specially as the barometer stood during the day at 30.24 and the wind being N.E. Several extraordinary accidents took d had it not been for the active exertions of te ad Williams three lives, at the lowest computation, must have perished. As was stated yesterday, • grand flambeau skating match took place on the Serpen tine, in Hyde-park, but the same was e arned on throughout the night, and whilst the parties were skating and eliding with lighted links, Mr. Short, an artist, residing at No. 17, Me:tor:Hoed, Remington New-town ' fell threugh the channel on the south side, the man from whom he bad hired the skates having told him that he could crenate the opposite side of the river in safety. He, however ' remained for ten minutes in eight feet of water.. During that time he could not make himself heard, and owing to the dense I fog could not be seen by the persons skating by him. A boy, however, having got a plank., and passing along the ice, threw it to hint, but thl to thing he mull do was to place his arms over the plan was even then unable extri cate himself. The Ro yal Humane Society's icemen resident at the Receiving-house were, under the direction of Mr. Williams, the superintenden t, despatched in search of the men, but the night being so dud& and foggy, they were unable to find hint. A dog, hower.2r, be. to Mr. Williams rushed forward in front of enddirected deputy-superintendent Parsons and iceman Green to the place, and they got the man out by throwing • rope round his waist and pulling him out of the water. He was taken to the Receiving-house, and attended to by Mr. Williams and Dr. Christian, and be recoveved in the space of three or four hours. Mr. Wm. Coleman, of No. 23, Henrietta-street, Manchester-square, also broke through the ice into eight feet of water, but was reseed be the same iceman, taken to the Receiviog.kouse, had a warm bath and stimulants, Red was enabled to go to his keine in a cab. Owing to the flickering of the lights from the links and the uproar on all parts of the Mi. it appeansalmost • wonder that a great loss of life had sot taken place. The unfortunate man above alluded to. was in such a dangerous state—he being quite stiff with Gustiest—that Mrs Williams had to put him in • bath and Menem the heat by slow &- pees. Fortunately, owing to the exertions of deputy Par ser, who had to crawl on his hands and knees, the man's life was saved. During yesterday 7,000 sliders and skaters ventured upon the frozen surface of this river, and amongst the number eight persons bad their heads severely cut by falling upon the We, and one gentleman had the flesh torn off the lingenot his hand by Ming upon the ice in front of a skater. Another gristle man, named G. S. Macguire, of the Vale, Chelsea, also broke through the ice on the south shore, fifteen yards from the bridge, owing to its dangerous state from the ice having been broken and carted away for the supply of her Majesty's kitchen. Mr. Wm. Hope, of Creek !fridge Wharf, Hammersmith, and Mr. Robert Palmer, of 19, Palace °widens-terrace, jumped into the water and thereby saved him. At • late hour last night skating was carried on with full vigour by torchlight on the Serpentine. The Long Water in Kensingtougardens was patrooised be 3,000 sliders and skaters, including many members of the skating Club, and the Round Pond had Sal madmen but no sane dent of any importanoecocurred. The ire in St. JUIN/I'h park is pronounced to be tolerably firm and safe, but a few slight immersions occurred, and 2,100 persons ventured upon it. The Regent's-perk had over 10,000 persons on the ice during the day, and Mr. George Lock, of No 29, Ches. ceder-place, fellon the Ice and received a slight concussion of the Minn He was attended by Dr. Norte& The ice here I. four inches thick. CRYSTAL PALACIL—The Foresters will hold a great winter fete at the Crystal Palace on Monday. In ad dition to the oedinary Clinstmas amusements a torchlight procession of 1,000 torchbearers will form in the gronnds. at the close of which the fountains and terraces will be illu minated with coloured tires. The palace will be open for admission up to nix o'clock in the evening, at which hour the procession will start. Ms. Bo:soles Wrrcass.—" We have seen seve ral watches from this well-known firm, and can speak with con fidence of their exquisite workmanahip and artistic finish. They keep time with very great precision, and have been declared by competent Judges to be well worth the money. Parties wishing them can he suppled through the post-oMce."--Glasgow aduer, May loth, 1800. Benson's Illustrated Pamphlet, post frets for Iwo stamps. la descriptive of every construction of watch now made. Watches safe by post to all parts of the globe.—J.W. limos, 33 end If, Ludgatettill.--lAdvertisemerit.l METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. A meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works was held yesterday in the Councibchamber, Guildhall ; Mr. J. THWAITEN in the chair. The financial statement was presented, which gave the following cash balances in the hands of the treasurer : Current accounts, 78,0832/. 14s. 61. deposit accounts. 114,00 W. ; total, 192,0621. 14e. lid. ; government securities in the New Three per Cent. Annuities, 17,156/. 68. ld. ; cheques ordered but not presented : 'sued, 1,1991. 15e. Ed. ; not laced, 73,115/. 98. 11d. : total, 74,515/. Lc Id. THE PRFrEFTS OF THE BOARD POE Ifted, The Cummins stated that on the let of January a new busis or standard for the comity rate of the county ,f rey had been adopted, and in consequence it would liecoine necessary to alter the assessment for their precept. on the different parishes for Dell. Mr. HAnos, the chief accountant, irricl the alt ,4 the bun of this rate by the county of Surrey would ins on increase in the rateable value of the property amounting to 393,5601. Mr. DAtroar proposed a resolution to rescind the orders of the board of the 21st December last (No. 2) approving of the several rentals of the county and other rates referred to in the report of the finance committee, presented on that day, and directing the accountant to apportion the expenses of the board according to such rentals ; to approve of new rentals and to direct the expenses of the board to be uppor• tinned in accordance therewith. Mr. Cactus seoended the motion. A abort dissuasion arose upon this motion, but tho resolu tion vie ultimately adopted by a large majority, and the accounteat was ordered to prepare a new scale of aeseasmeat accordance therewith. INCREASE OP THE SALARIES or THE OPTIC= OF TEL BOARD. The bread then proceeded to consider a report horn the Main Drainage Committee, recommending an increase of the salaries of the oilmen, which stated that in discharge of the refe•reaee by the board of the 20th of July bat, the com mittee had investigated the duties and minks of the per manent staff, and they were of opinion that it was desira ble to. include the whole of the sabonlisate officers in a 4e aural scheme of classification, each elms having a astute • and minimum salary., sad a fined rate of annual increw.