The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-19 00:00:00

• . 1•. • , t / l. .--* . .., .....). .... ---s-- • ' -I- 7 -- --- "7_-- A ...---"--; •• , 1 a" e ' b 14 :‘ 10.• ' 'Ti: ••••• • =r --- 7 , 4 . ..........-._ --...5. ............." 1 4 1 b t o ... _ -- . - t„.•...... ) _ ..... _ _ • If. . ••• . .. .._ .._ _ NEwQ ,pAp Eit ~,,., •,...41: 1 . rN. ~ . 111 .. 4 : ; . : . :tr.,::, • - g 1,-. , . ; ; ; gstu.. 1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENII#O, SEP.TIKBER 19,.. 1840. No. 4.400.) (Stamped, Id. Additional.) iTWOP±NCE., 1)E v rrr and 340()Itr8 AUSTRALIA?, LIME r tecrr +HIP —Yet STDNIT Dint (to NM on i i., 0.1.43 r. esllll.o M embark possegera , , .0rn.11.1 rhprer sliip T 1 • 1. neater t. 169 tom. NU. ...trausan.ler lying la Sol 11,41•Deake. TW tied vrith tho apodsos sa ma cdooldoesalos rt pawners . she d depot aloft, .r 4 we lofty and alty. MO ohs vorr topartor . e,ni ..•tioi for wood nab esd laten...llll, possmires, ,0017 a• amporloseed orpos—P , or twos el Ociebt 41.1 to Tierra. 11.111111111111_ ALUANDIR. awl . lb., . to ngrzrr sad 1111011 E. p, BlDltrr• on. t WEDDING sad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. 11002.1130211, 42, Maidllly, Invites alienUon to but rteinat STOCK of DINCI CAMS, IitATTILINO DRYS !NO 11,02, DESPATCE Writtur Come, Work 3°ll Jewel Qum,n tlos LAMS WICULE and C.A.IIIABII liAOBl daecti . Al 00 /12CWILOPS CAMS, NO-1200 and 12rIETANte e =ID a mite. loft Netting, and (Hove Itio MEW PATER 111[11-C7O CI OI_I Wald( ALIO& Liao variety el 12LIOANCIlLi anel NOVILTIIIII saltable lug PIUntriTATION, too various to ealonevata Ti WWI el 17171 MY MILMUGOIR It Piccadilly two doors from Ilaskvabalrest. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS HIGH BOIJORN.—The above populer sad splendidly appointed BALL BOWL with its various depot Behasiusest Saloons. new my, ins the BBABON. The rarest elaborate decorations amLinematimula lame reedermi this ths meet habbeable and =remisemue at the metropolis. Mr. W. IL Peckers cele. load Darkens nightly selections tomb favourite operas, I sad the heed and roost bolgesable wawa, an—Doors open S o'clock. Admission, le. . NORWICH' INUNICIAL FESTIVAL NORWICH, TCRSDAT. The &et performanout catra one as cumpare4 with previous years—took place bit evening. St. Andrew's Hall was preuy wdl mud, eltheigh there were some maul seats, and the general effect wan brilliant and imposing : although on looking above from Otte gay sod bright scene below, the 'ye rested on a dingy roof urgently requiring point and gilding SPORTING. LEICESTER RACES.—Tu-Muemuw•. i Tll6 SILEPTINGTO7INUI.III. RT HANDICAP, added to a bereepetakes of 10 sovs. each, 3 ft, with 100 added. Ttu 'tiaarters of a mile. Dilworth' t a l6 Spot/6 Vaatees Primula mWe • • Upset T 7 7 ARGYLL ROOMS, ,Windmill-street, Picca dilly. 111143PINID for the Winter Sewn, for PROWL !UDE C 4 retlrlll, with Ye odebrstod bead, estehhalted tes years. W Condu du cted by Mona lettootte. Dancing at 10 o'clock. /dmoo. I:VITT aril MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .4 I• U ET *HI P. -Vag PORT ratuar Meet . repLlwr vela e •• a mot poetioa of Mt aryvar sod will have 1....3• .11 0: .'.-epwleb Lbe lAA befit A W Alp YA 1.1 let TT' E.. AI: ergklr7 al alebe :J. R. REID. Coin. e....r.kr 'Y II, III II I e Leivl.vt MAW TM. Itas vowel h.u. ti e,: Li I ....enrodslinbe fix v tew align pasemers. -Pori tense trried ue ' , map. apply to LaVITI art INJURE, v. Willies, CAUTION.—WA'MXItSTON and BROODEN reetunmead ihe public to base the Carat Gold stated oo the Invoke—. Pim Gold and Pere Gold," as awned to Jewellery, Was a delusion. WATIZMNPUN and U,GODLYB GOLD CUAINS. Lod aD Nada assi6ctare4 by them, are sold upon thin principle. and at the immtufacturerf prices. Manufactory, 10. ilearlettautrest, Conmardesl ib lr C. Arrays nags of cholas aad Jewellery or la setalallihnoat claws at la Ins wadi& sod ea Ralionisp at 1. ,Conundrum Atropin .... Le Belle Noteette Yezbee4 Mu Yew reSo o ‘ Limalower Ntuttinsb Talton Whitevrall Maine 7 21 Nunnery (Hen smart T 0 c by Rntaplan—Mine 11te1- •bourne THE Scutum HANDICAP of stakes of 10 eon. each, 3 Half a mile. THE LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-street, H•youttel—Upos iramt to wed • 0 1 ••••ot •••• 1 •S. So M the LONDON PAVILION. Um toast rooms to London. mad Ur bud °MOMS. Ad•Soica (by refftshment ticket) SO.— IttsVoi Aim Ms o•lhda . 7 61 nEV ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ot PACKET ship —Vor POET PHILLIP Direct amidst r .lehtering at tho Railway-Om hr roma for 11.34 goo la o trtl sal to a tow days , the Lae Drltlth.bmitt Olt II EV MEM Al. 486 tons mister, WILLIAM DAVEY. r. mn,amkr tying at the /OM Leedom Doclte Masson.' at ,orarso‘latim tar be did cads p•mm—Yee tridglist oe wow awl) to Ile immour. Mr. T. I. W 114 el Mdim's. O N , 4.4 $ll IJ IEVITT ind mum; P. 4106•1. PATH -RICHARD ATTINBOZOLGZ SILK MONS awl Osirdabeek_lC-316. bell Iseashartis MEAL as miller: MIRE ST. JAUS ' S RESTAURANT, sable Me aad n, sad IS. Piccadilly. This brilliant or dining edema, I s coderable) siterarleas mad immflamermads, me new sumbis, sad nsi will be bead the most recherche aimilliftwilikai asetropolla Private Dialag- MOWS over ibe (WNW, let large or 212110 parties. The Wishes ars el Iwo Aiwa lanallee sad gentlemen will lied this airs a meet unszuspticasbie carte, a theratg b a s ad I:isirslies sm et gerriaa : c rell regulated In all its W. char Proprietor. ~.................„7 ios vel f siR aa as. &a 4. ea ea & a 4.44. as. a 1 I 3D T : b, . "-u r.F L a r, : en ry t t: a•r •• LI DossrUla Se - T - aMI ail • I V 6 11 Da epoosa la 17 a II 11l 111 IT I 12 Tes apasalle 7 TIT sli 4 II I 4la 1416 a• snip _ .. . _ Afe st lb 1 Mho Julia , Drogheda ; The Rorer . Rooney 4 46 8 8 11 3 e 4 77 81 Cirlew 3 7 7 I Obeerise 4 4 4 TM other regeddles ter Qs table al peparataaatalp low petals. lasal-bas woos sad Maki al may palters% at M. par oa. ELECTS° SILVX/L SPOONS AID YORKS, warrsated Loudon made. snit of a south superior wanly to tits* smutty sold by resustuourre : IIEVITT mad MOURN'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ▪ ?ACK ET SHIP —ton* enipiumnat lbs Timmislem Inilatation :%iron y —Fon "MAW TOWN WKS (S• 6-sntehrsi In n.. last shlippancily thstobir LS the spired isn•auiing it. •h tit.lll ship ArialLA A •1 LS pva, • 4ins n tcr KIM IN HOLLOWAY, ▪ ibr 4.1.1..1% , .1..• This Ise slip woe WM Oaf **IMP= veer is. 11.. n. wrr«ly to, the mile. Ms Ms • 11111 with gissisti• ...gu , NISIon for calla SUTII FOir tattler p llsaw. mil Si ITI 804 y 1 s IKE, Y. Ittltit.r.trsol TUVITI' and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ Li d rAtALT MI P. For LACIICIDITON Wm. (with ik.paSib . the spk i.. 0 I dipper skip ALTZEI lIAWLXT, A 1. 114XJ MIN warm Lk .4 lb* Inn INA to Sad to Use Leaden Dods Ras Int-rsie mosem a..sos/..n s few ask.' cahls —Per tur Sharpartless ars apply to wr r Is. W ALK AL Welsorrplese ; wM MS ITT II Pi 114 ES R. V. It .r. LONDON to SYDNEY Used., MONTHLY LI %It al BLACK BALL Al MALAWI ea DOTAL MAIL MUT , Tha kal...ing unrivalled C..r mi ca: . above Use will deou le tate.l prieLtually ban Ur nerevlar tall thv rh .4 erb meth trim perfee/M). , aLtßa.r 1111th e=taftter lierawral .. . ! . .! kml i • ' 1.9/0 1.010 1.1110 UN ;__ ••••••• 14 7 nig . Nev. 10 awn . . i.e. 10 %saw Jim 10 , rob. 10 ~lirc► 10 w lO 10 . in *Away . fASO VIM 4as Ner.ll 1 %IMO illbnie TM aulyAlkirt illy. d Mk Ms Arm by Lair rued ...rid Mows royaMM•s, led tier 1.4 pronores mmiwymed by soy vro:er b alleat. ror wyMlle Mr owners. JAMMI ZAMA IW.d . wad T. M. MACKAY sad Co., Macaws stmt. Lamb& THE ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STIAM 1111 Pet en appointed to mad between GALWAY. JIW WIC aa4 Ir tettuN. cantos at M. Jena's. Newkandland, to tool peewees. &IA law lialeett's mina Tba ononeet and moot dteri tout. to %weirs. TM undermentl. nod nr other dean Mpg Ul map iftow ttALM T not. tint. die. York... UN Cbausaght Lelnas, Mum Albrai. Partl.. Moor lnR Ditto Psisewrets basted at latteadli ratos from 1•01.011—TO Bodes sad St Joha's • t' OS, iCIS. sad Alt saiordlas U. smossiao taloa. To N.. If : LYMAN LW, sad CM se.,,dast to 11MM1M.1.1111.11. MOMS@ 10 Mika Mg Ns Trot, xi 7‘. —For drolgltt. posts" or oats partlealars spp4 to Messrs. Howland sad yrwn.dl. !tow Tort : Nara. Imam, sad .areney. tins II Tbsossa, Mhos, or le RACE. ADAX, and Co, laindos. 111•1.4sr NEITICIL —TUN Piewaoro GO al Cook Tiorboar, co bon out ward sad arwoard to bad aM repave M.U. /RITIB}I mid ISOR AIaRICAN ROYAL atti l ingrriitarDeV n & b . : lITIZTOOL sod smolt Ile &dos Alpo ont calling all FAX to lon.l and revolve prooarals sad her alootto no b•llorring or other retorto aro appolaiod to sail tram Limon , ' --- eAN %DA. for lo oN. Satanlay, itept. • A YMCA. foe N 1 ORK direct. eaturrty, Sept. 19. 'faking pauenat re anJ juotts for NYS= WI HAMA, to be traaafrrrr4 at New Y. • .1, bow,' the R . M . AR kamk. ARABIA, Inr Asturday, Oct 6. Piano nioary. Ineludlog atewards o btained and k bat w.skunt wines or liquors. whirls osa hi obtained os beard ;—To Radial And honor,. duet cabin .a. second 'abb. All Tu Few 1. rk. chin( r.don. int • second cat.* £ll. holed to ditto. Boston. and Nrw York, A. 3 per ton, sad S par cent pd. nide. S. ooch and apwards. Mete stenneablps bate arsornruo.lallon for • limited aazulker of awed cabin paw srapers .—!M poems* or other Information apply to J. B Ynord. it Bed Broad street. London D Currie, Ilarre, sad It Place ds la Bearer. Pan.. I. and J Bunn, Buchanan-direct. tilaagow ; U tpurustuiru . or D. and C. Wirer. a. b Wr strest. Y STEAM COMMUNICATION to i c i k rEl lg i e TOLL—TM LIVIOLPHOL, NEw YORK . bag PHILADELPHIA el EMS SHIP COILPLNT latend d. %patching Wig tall.porateti tree Screw Sleamehips, calling at Queesstown be elebleilLaeeeTeeele Sal de. toys, as follow. : WYp.L LY MOM LI 1 - WOOL YOi 2(IW TOE& ;Los MST. Thb Day. Sept ID. lII' •Ir hAcrisaintx, Wednesdap. Sept. IQ VITT fir 160 ell}2ll,lt, Wedne g Oct Abd amp succeeding le edneaday. OW prep, 11, 17. asd PI pilaw. sesuding to the acesurso delles. Forward garage, $ guineas, iscludnag all provisions wood. Per igen for o'o'4 ad She We Males be Sod , ar ru , adeaslagesus teina—rse feather parUculani INILUIt 111. Weleeatrest, Liveepeel to Z i nn sad MACEY, gl„ 11 M elty. WEAR from LIVERPOOL to AMERICA ti A. 3 w Eiser, 11 the Mosteval Clews etalaneldp Compeere aval elan nu einem from Livia/Dm. to QIIIIILIC. ni nut o and NOSWOOLIif (how Wadi ore. Rat... of pa ere :—Ylret e Ma lea. red MS IM.: War %Ask. CB w.. third. 47 Tw ILtayf isSos to Nor Y., hewn, Philadrlphia TORNIO. RhaSiblia t Yd •11 MrM of (heath and the It edam Math% se mated n lOl-40 . "glow poruroltrt opitty to SAM sad ILLUS. 11. Wthomtrest. QTRAM to ROTITADAM and the RHOTZ 11.1 TWICE alv U.K. —no Nabieloria Coespea_Ls saw sad favorer sleasee4 ItaTAVII3I. eseria W. SMITH. loam hum areerla Ur ltritlah and lorries Steam WMH. Varian every 'nadir esning at 11; sad tho EVKNOORD. Caren II ii lf.n. tram of the Tover.inory Iltanelay morals& arta —Fr beret. pawage. &s any at Clapen'a Vienna Oa* keret clnu... W. ; R le TIMSIPI'S, oxen% sad le.nta to Ihe NeUrrletri Area boat may, 11. Awe Labe. city. 61:. MIDDLESEX LUNATIC ASYLUM, at —Persona willful( to TENDRIL for .1r11114) tee O..ee amoral Imola oth .81 with NUT, War, lb" al.. Nay sad Strew. humrsA PI lbstlar. atone or h.. a. h.r la COUDILIt owattss, Mem kg Oelleini Mr* elt slut may el the ourrieroorati.osed articles tor II aslearar miser has that day, Via. .--liroMl7. AMA OQ. 4113 Weer% ma Kruslars Window Miss Lard sod lambs nig Wen sand Loss N Dinger7. thinks{.. Sap, Strew m.d Tte,,,,, U.N. Cloth &WOOD ear Mess. Imam. 5 , 4 a ire sod Virg* for the sick, are requeted to dollror r,oden I. rse blame 1Z o • lork es WIDNKIRDAT, r lash brat. at the Swiss. flows, Chetiessell= C. sod to stten.l 'hew p.n. rally at that Haw. t• eve, is sW h at tot ra aunt be math tray be oidaaard, sod clot fin., .4 rusitro‘ t log tar own. Alto r °pan applinatkin to vie d .add trealor.s has., or to the +tont. per at the Asylums; sr pattern. mai emu**, to width the contrarian sill stalest, rreelred to melons. sasy Or its at the Sassiness Rows eon mid or at the Aghaaa at Hassell ma committee 444.14 Will 1•44 Lase Ummestros a arose Use hornet as es, Iris trains raAeta WRIGIT, Cleft bVissisra Nunt Ms Mb Amy of uloplmeber. CUSH ADVANCIN MADE, without delay, b 7 LON DON ISTSWIMEtt COMPAN r tuatiar 31.,, e.1...t0vt. ea orpaallt of Sada, 11111. or male. or other ago. wo anly. roasiallia ow traittesata Depooltare Y.eortl 3 far coat. as aS ansesta alorre la MAGI. LIMA" la mom el till awl Y ar\ rramppares rod how ant bee ligilaiess. AND/3W UK= Mit A WWI TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS. A TW [NTT 7110r•AND corm; Or A NIMICAL WOE 6 "141l4•10 essay qurre. Dad.. of Medicir . t tn. I lainsoity et Jerk Ike.. ells Aro 4•9•4.1 Maim rO. to Ur midy awl Inalseat et Sen.. liven% lani of •-x) , and 1.111.11••, 1•1111 awed tr••• • ••*•1 11•1•ZW I ...lami na ma WA* wasomilki mods d insta NZINCAL. rla• • 4. iminialso• Ne•NW• •Say •44•1111 • r. adios is nee*. at • stamped dulici.l 1, NI.. '4.. at flan the solibif• saildrem • Ili••••.- ....a.. 14•A•k, M.C. lOZIAUS COPAHU!Z ar BACCHARATID Ant L —tavola. shoat OR the 110 • 11 "..o% tionairomp aro of a regaleve lore marl. sag 6.11, ly paws Itantas• andl Mala M. am h al woonowhol ttrialertua S seralo lloosoos ram perfootly laamooss. by romorlos spars 111 1 1 Sow masa poropur Mr payrolls km Sae allylod et , Palle Areaway of 36.41160. aelo. MVO Um • thossaio. Irmo la Paris .611 law Sias/ foals 110.111•11- Tarr fiely woJ Si. golor e 4, * 1 2 1 "." 1 4/.74. Patialeek 1.4 Lourt6 not . 1661PaV Xi* l a 19. Mt Tlor arobloo, SAS Is Ora of Opens am ova Om te • err. Is aleolt lay. giant i MOMS We po et, et. C.a... e•apeeit, M. 4 l Ire. ley poll. Si i 'vs4o 4. VP.* 11 elerineet. re. 11.)martot brae. Mae 4 1 1 6061.. ton.. 86J ell the moot taaverlast anomie.. Y MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. reamie it 34111•21 Wants to be gt•to •=1 es =dew pow palm slim, t• %utast.' as • es& sub re - M••• • bow Is mem umeca-blef deal beggftir, pleb Moe teit Ile sweeriudea et Webb me Wm.% l• Meow, old alps. sod jereemileson Mee ler Yr Crhet Ile week. Sr revaik lir sedealarg. red ireee = vb. eaberhes It=sa. d t•• aver, be to sat .parpay. Accts r " d •ltradminible beet dwell be ", ." 1. 7 F.nale. - --111e41 Soma Sm., NIL A4drrao Utak WM EILIL. b.. ILA, 117, Allrejbrimee. Ward ' seam Loodus. ICC. IMMEL'S PERFUMERY. —The exquisite Rinsed's basset, Nest, African lowers, alb =se; boaset, Jody Qs a.., are the meet feedicashie for this aseacs-11. perfumer to her , mad privileged pomp" to Sbe Qum et Rpaln. To be = l7 tlee louse manufactory, alt, Strand: qt branch, branch, 34, Co rn . S W Laden bask gs. Calls deis : retail branch, 17, Ileedrand Se Italics P u l e : S. Mentes Madri I riddle. Table !Ippon. per doer& Table Forks Demei Demet rd: : : : : Its low= Threat 1 Claes. 111 II 0 Irii — • — '7•F • s •1 •ty • 111 Is. • is • • I W 0 O • O • Ib iii • 1s • 1 • • •deitriali — ii — rnio whs. awl ;al - 4111& ---- 71 eigli tCB=ll77 . Bollo . l . l2A ELVIIIISKITZ. es. M— DINTRUCTIONth• PLANT, dIL led norm= aftbs LARGEST ROPIZY In the Cesalry, peen. Fleet Brodian, of libwheslE IMUIVATION of the hooks, Itspara, sad Chi Ilt MILNER'S RAIL sasedhe by the olds of Pio of seas Ohd Mllear's; , the eMIof b wens seasiimsd.-11se ^ Tilesse" Esp. I, UMW YOLIETV TRITIMONIAL TO MINIM TIOMAR MILNER AND SON, 4Th Memsalieettem, City. 'Copy of Letter Osethsesm—We ham very prat pleasure In bearing testimony stbelseey of your " Patent Mr misting Raf e. l ths destietilm Me which destroyed the whole of our premises ea henday morning last, our books, papers. and eibirb V la Ow tale les purchased from you In March lowers all pressrmid . and this is the more remarkable because the centiests of two other tales, not of your manufacture, standing la Um IMO Ghee within two feet of your safe were eousursed. Oar mot nogulas hopes bars been realised le this severe trek and we have you it liberty to maim use of this latter in say way you may wish—We ars, Gentlemen, yours, itc. FROdT BROTRZEIL Ebedwell. Loudon, kept I. WM. ALARMING EXPLOSION of GA/3 at woLvasnAmiros —Thi. accident could ast Mao so- Clialred ad the PATENT SA /ET Y H SIXTUS° CHANDELIER been asst nos Cbasaletists an perfectly rte from escapee rd Atzpiailess, lad penes. fitting up their boatel ihonld see the PIMA /testy Atlas Waft deciding No other eliding chan delier is NAL Ispt r desk by all reopectabh asefittere Albs Marks, ttataeswhas. JUL lIIA Et till SCUMS. WNILES (Alfred Webb Hiles), Originator of an irshlassad SOME TA°Mika. at Ha re Pak Is sot our easd with say Issittatlng and adver=ir W sma—Kr. Mae atom Is 73 BAWL . ILANOYMIAQUAILIL TOUR= WM ZNICILMOCKIISIL Os. MODELATZ PIK= with GENSIAL LICILLINCL PMOSES and SON an confidently newt that they poems amiss= and mldeit are gults beyond the resat of emy saber House in the Trails, and are thereby enabled to oiler • • LLSILY )ID MITI= it &VEIT I ',or NUM The most skilful Cuttcrs are amplaTed. aMdua. Willy a material and worlunsnalup may be retied on. THY 8M414.1KY TAIWKINO De-PARTYS/4T Lalimetdam replenished Dein the beet Hoene and Fate Marksit THP WALT-MALY CU./THING DIPAYTMINTS bie nlabed with an latmessas assortment of lee eg atmir d -dm, kir 4. T7l 10/~T and DRAPIRY, RAT and CAP, asedlllooT and SHOP DWARTMENTS, cantata a carettilly.selected Mock of the best and newest Manahmetaree. N.B. hbould soy article sat be approved of, It will be so changed, or the money returned. Gratis on application. or peat her, E. MOSES and SON'S Book ter the ?resent Seamen, °Mahan( "The Urowth of an Impoeteni Breach et &Utak hadualry," with rube for self.raceaureamok and Slat at Mesa Ale jag Willie& an elaborate pima ad their City Malaya__ . . Comoro( MINOILIM and ALDGATE, sad NEW OXBORDSTILIZT. Corner of ILALISIAW. air Bradford sail artetdokt. YorksOdra TOURISTS and EXCURSIONISTS are specially provided for at IL MOM and NON'S, MRCS/NT TAILOR& KAMAN 11007WALINA lc., earner el MINOR= and ALDOATT, and Corms d NNW ozioaDarszir awl ILAILTSTIMIT, and beard sad lb d, Torkshins. STDEN HAIL TROUSERS, 17 6. the mooed reinat el toommisolmol free-Orads, hi the chokes{ dame &Wit= d tab mem morveilese es the nes of mono- Nearing Lute OE4 skill Weittoesi to natal. ft it (Amami Coat, SOL-8•1111112, 2/1017:11116, 21, ladiatelta. S TINSEINI and showers- 1 0: ram-omm, or Ma: ma shape, A st le!and lls. 44.—litheS tra dif le. laadeste-lIM. yorDZNHAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, ; Iktbool CnUorma trots 106.—Madir only by Warn NW, 19, Ladgate-hill ED NI THAII DAILY NEGLIGZI COAT, ITs. St amok Kebob. Nada only by SAIWIL is. zadowin. lIPTURE S.—By Letters Patent. WEITTE SIDC-MAIn TRUSS perfectiiii sal eseghtted to Um Lthibittow,llll) h Waved 17 upwards of lin medical pastimes to to the non adlectin Wrenn"' in them& live 'temente% of If teceui. The use al a mew !pita& re elm hurtful iu to nbula, I. ban avoided a nit bandage bong inn naiad the body, oh& the roguish' »Matta. power Is seyeelei by the IdOC-11A1N PAD sod PATENT LEA EA Mew with es seseb,eeee sad cinemas that it onion be detected. and = M won daring sleep. A dinerlytica careulor may be MA tbe Tress torounied by pert so the etreenseseenes el the heft tire babes below VW hips War sent to the was; Mr. WWI. M, Piccadilly. An Uninical Train an the ow pets. dyle. and Ile to watt epee WWI. MAYED T'ESTH sod TOOTHACHE. IVALIYB ZNANZL. ke dewed . bow vier Imp the cavity. It be bira lli teeth state, whim& the we vela. awl hardest Into a white teem/ It rani= ha the heti meal rare metering ext Mos ractive asaereetary. tad arra:. leelhedeeey. Iltricticeseackeet —aold by all isedietar viewers. is. rum, 860.—Pest tree, three denim: mums axrunruco Xeres. 0•3111111:8 TANT INPROVEII/124111 in AZTITICILL TUTU sod WS Mit 0011.81.121 OUNS. erbeeeby one set will wear bemuse less tree erdineruomse : and boles Stied without sCit i o d izz needs sod M ane ear elieratiels, prove • value to ell wbe lave emmice ler lie dentist's services. Nese bet pere road as mittorlab mid workmanship employed, ',bile the le ems Mean INN be ordinary ones —To be obbised Messrs seem i;mmi,Yes to the Prints Dettehme, eM. Me ditg Era Ile, laseentetresh o ll o=bond lad Sh bodielllsbin. CRY. " Tbe Gebelers tembor It prreudwatli mod Ike mimeet toperbettee yet attained.".-Oteasiver: ClehrbiTe Mann ebeYbe reedy all oho rebelle* : Sob =we we web Wag sod more amasymese."—llimelos Tr ellietemerelleeme 11 r seeessary pertheebety te Me the rive, end ad dm alma be the City ostshilebiosist is op Ib pirate pomp between llowom tbe silesreseithk. bed us SIAN The beesonee Oben Iburpeol : tek latimotrus• CORNS, MINIM% and DEPTXTIVZ TM la NAILS ItITIACTED ma CUM la me mimes, ettheet ett=sby Ur. ItENDALLOS. ulatekeet. aileitted te itre Itemiall 11 pretertell. Tw IL ei. I. N. Yr. LEM Ms leithoseds tees the 14syal rum whina .... mlo olla Moab of ollon, Ism •11 44 tee Os Ow tolloortag ;—issa las 200. Sao 11 asp d IoM:— . Mr. Amami ant ewes NM ea mg Minot t ft h r Pithe . --"Ok Ahassooko. a 111. am Mgt tiro mei • ewe timid Arm his ily ler. illekh% altli am lima remenemol las." 011ene. W. tea- Widow& KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DINITIOWING POWDII2. corbelled la eizloaelos era ba lK liZ aai livibk =ad •vvve oPosbeo4 Weil. anthem ho - e be Mb. esoboto. L. 11. et. awl 4a N. meek er PM 111111 ere le ter do far Se dewy. br T. giATISO. lamilb 111. is. aeleeleodleard. losioa, LC. lbob grabs podia bun Yr above rum and blares& FRENCH VINEYARD ASSOCIATION, I.clreus, Pkeadley. ST ERTIP. NCialtrynre and natural 111 s. per dna Per eve dome. Nan wine l7s. .. SUPIRIOR CHAMPAGNE Sae. sad el .. Pdr eve dozen, same nine SU Sad Min ~ MUCH PORT, first quality les. And a great variety of the finest wines of Prance. Bottle ' s and carload fres. NOTICE —WENT ES snd SPIRITS st REDUCED DUTIBL-11. 1111.01.70113 nobs/ list of prism stilt Dir. lamb repos% post bag sa spoliation. Clara (td ordbairs . bottles deluded per dozen lb Cbablis Mils =ads) UM bill Bask se ll imealksid Sam 1 t ihmibead page t tomarly amp/ tat. per dome . 1 m2os. . Smith 111 dams Part sad liftarn 20s. and 21a. South /Arians Maittes aid Amontillado its. 0/11. (VA stransilk lb. Pt : bassasdyßessady. 171 pariah:in Baosiesfollanda Ur mr: loot, t# pm ono doom cam sa asp kerelthe &boa assessipt of 10 stamps. asit.—/. IRMA fit, Misal, London. AN EXTRA SIX QUARTS of RICH MILK DAILY (equal to London Cream , throng' wring Two THOILLMI CONDI MINT. N.J A PatuphleS pltl=aL of dli,”d prima : Darrel+, containing 44S Feeds, with masawre : Cum. containing agi Venda is i onlimta Ma. Cara trint.7,,tvr, .tatlen to the alga Malin and Ilanutne v t:y, r Liradesian-ros4 Magner= lamb. Agents required In eN cr, town where non• are 'beady swamis& TOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, Visitors to the A. &wader and others. exposed So Was mut Mt, wM find MOWLES a most twbsteMag peepeestios ter the complexion, daqUing the ekmd of sad missaflon, allay ing all heat and irritability, and elicattai the pleas ing s ensation atteading restored Asa mad Isselthful state of the skin. Freebies, Me, spots, pimples, mid discoioanie Lon, Sy before Ita application, and give paste to parity of corn. I=with the glow of beauty and of Moses. la eases of son 41 . r stings el ests, Us virtues hare less been aelmow. Prim 4a. ed. sad Su ed, per bottle. lead by A. ROW itoneum. far M e t sad SOStlitstee=, and by drialsta and per- NOTICE. —The NEW EDITION of THE WOMAN IN werne we' be ready as SATURDAY morn- Mg to he obtained at all libraries and book clubs In the kingdom. London : Suwon Low, les, and Co, 47, Lteigate-kill. PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. "'wale ocuurs wasia:"..yere, Fit. .7ohnuittiet, ClerhiewelL mosins samila. to surrender Sept. Om 11, and Nov. 1 at It at Biaingliallatreet. sols., Unklaters and Hackwoed, Walbrook, and Lofty and Co., Bing-etreet, CLAW& . oil. swig., Johnson, Basinghalintreet, SAVING Lycra/cm, White Horse.yard, Liverpootroad, livery. stable keeper, Oet. 2 at 2, and Oct. 93 at 12, at Basiughall 'treat Sol., Solomon, gutsbury.piace ; off. stag., bell, Cole. maattreet-buildingv. Waumt Flotsam, genchurch.stroet, merchant, Oct. 2 at 11, and Oct. 30 at 1, at Basinghall.street. Pol., Marten and Co., Ommercial.chanabers. Mincing-law: off. aanig., Bell, Coin annoiroshbuildings. IaVAIAD Moans W arsres. Tottenham-court-road, linen draper, Oct 1 at 2„ and Oct. Mat 14, at Basinghalintreet Bub., Parker and Le, 94. Pants-churchyard , off. oasis , Whitmore, Basing. hailnirert THonail Prtairs, Inverorow and South.street, Whitech i zel : road, trunk maker, Oct. 1 at 1, and Nov. 6 at 11, at n hall-street, Sole., Lewis and Bons, Wiliningtonwousze , 2. emir., Pennell, thtikihoitcharobem WILLIAM itgAboul, Mortieser.street, Cavendiab-equare, coach builder. Oct. 1 at ii, and Nov. 5 at 121, at Lainghalintroet. Bel., King College.hill, City ; off. mtg., Pennell, Oulklhall. chambers. Giotto' llownsurros, (:r eat tuffolk.street. Borough, hootmaker, net 1 sad 29, as 124. at Baainghall-atreet. nob., Harrison and Lewis. Om* Suffolk-street, Borough : off. swig., Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. (sogon Monti, Newport, Shropshire, ironmonger, Oct. 1 end 21, et 11, at Birmingham Court. Bola., Walters and Bidden, Birmingham : off. walc., Whitmore, Birmingham. Ogosor HALM( lIICILM ;t and AIM= 11 Icarian, Baotou, Md. s.rdshire. Iron tuanuforturen, Oct 12 abd Nov. 2, at 11, at Birmingham Court. bola, Yuan Wright, Birmingham; off. swig., Whitmore, Birmingham. WILIJAY TAW, Nottingham, Jeweller, Oct. 4 end IS, at 11, at Birmingham Court bold at Nottingham. Bole.. Cowley and Zverall, Nottingham . off. whs., Harris, Nottingham. Joining Moon trintstia. Olantorpnahlre, ship broiler, Oct. 1 and Mt at 11, at labial Court. Soh., Waldron, Cardiff, and Bevan and Co.. WINN : off. mak Acrantait, Bristol. Janus SOMAAD BLECK, Liverpool, ship broker, Oct 1 and 22, at 11. at Liverpool Court. hula., Woodburn and Pemberton, : off. aneig, Casebove. LtverpooL Jtga v = l o4o39. Liverpool, currier, Oct. 1 and IL at 11, at lbespool t Court tot, Thew. Liverpool; off. edam., Turner, Ifterpoo INSOLVENT MITIONERB, AT PO)ITGAL-QT)IZT. W. Clamp. Eden plow:rid Ket;t 7 rood, Surrey, furniture draler —amnia Doyle, Orafton atreet, Flizroyaquare, 10.111= broper—ll Abbott. Orest Dover street, Southwark — l . . SS James's, boardlng.bouse keepra—J. F. fairearge, Lowacre, aidln tarulture aukar—A. S. Feist, reporter—Y. 0. pr i nter. Old = end Durersbaratet, Fkwastraet, DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND. WILL= if ONCIIIIII, BlLL—lit Web:lead of la. SA, iv Wed ' wedgy, at llorpa s s, LirerpooL piVIDLND. O U /t. O. U. Davies, : dre beam of an In. CILITINICATIEI to be granted. oaken case be glows I. the eentrary on or baton the der of seesalli• Ova U. T. L. Ingram. Lupus-street, ' , Whoa lei--Oat, 9. J. L6WWOI. resoltarebeireet. City, ship aribasessia Imam —Oct. U. Potter and I. JJ. Hint batil a ir ewre fix WWI! U. T. Coates, Brldgeroed, _o It M. Williams, at Jaen'., Itrietol, Useadzeger—Ola R 1010- bet lb Metter Brunettes. near Neseleeffae, 1140994tegre keeper-5m I. T. Z. Poentney, lifornegraeLl a res= bar tf I. ed rietaaller— oy. J. Cbiltoo, stook asivatacturer—Nov 1. H. P. 'Wind and B. Newmann Co mity, ribbon taasalactarere. IASTWZINNUM WOOLY . Mary Arkerier sad lleatba Aekerley, Altriarbsek ad ltinere-T Sharer sad W. D. Loeb, Saraire-prdwah !SLY* bnlkere-W Plage* sad J. W Dour" Cky. areountaote -Marla leaks sad IL Robert; Mak lea; abaaber.-J. Arms& aad G. Cam mak. 411=Zallood Wed. eselle. T. Deny sad A. Tees% CVm d -7. 6 11 - add rad J. Oerepar, Peahad. 3 l . = mete dembee-O. Wddle ad T. P. imes, Irlaaseta ppee -II UM. S. 11=eld L loblarra, Leo*" McCeedrte t amadaatewers d as tu• as words & Lida= -L Webb sad J. Weilk O,s mom, WI saddlers-O. W. Mime aad N. N. Wpm, Nerd* . Nbaw sad T. C. Plink Ixlcester, jesea-7. WPM red W. Odd, PRISIMIF lam dee aisaubakrets-.4. ladoma fad G. Hot, ladie. Ma odes tool aesitttastorm-4. C. Norme, I. T. *mow, ad A. P. • ---- A. 1/. beeinis7llm7rpo - ;1,Vo Aais — Miireg A. ac. Dates .1. Torment, and S. Peamism Egagutrost, poomidll, *evokes sissishictuners—S. C. Brain sod 11 C. Atidsk Southwark. witoloosie iresmagegon—W. Makm md ia r d son, Nottingham sewing ameldas mmutosturers—W. aad W. P. Clam Liverpool. aommlosim hiff ot a t. Bricker, Rama& hiserambe boos dreorators—. Edward. 2. Groom shd le e oroom W Shropshire. troodowsleM—T. Pliddred sled W. MOM, ettureastmet. City. mortdesido—/g. /ism seed W. W. T'arldasask lismbester plamdarla seilsrs-0. Loaded awl W. 11 Menton, Lammhise, bobble miantselaross—W. Id. Agra riserdoc. Duadoe—rostios med Ca, limbo, so tar is regards J. 11. Malcolm. _ _ Nov. °Bolan w lama inos Ot= farmer, Sept. IS, at the Gerdes Ana. add. Kat* Joni , Comitra. Kiityth. neat* Itapt. L. at the Faculty BM. Glarpow. Zoom (Imam Matra, Abwdasaltire. tamer, Sept. IS, at tie Uardatia Ansa lag li Bomar SULauD, Utragow * antly. neer, Sept. 2.5, at the Crow Hotel, lu tl ai ll eramitThat, Kithira* baker, Sept. 9, at the Mack Bo Hotel. Kllnanteek. RAPID PIRPOIMANCTS OW rns xsw &was UtariA—The Mater, erne ot the saw Holyhead pilaw _tressed bat by Mr. John LINK d Liverpool Sad Mti liesisork kit the Rock Light, Livi at 1.6 s. cw saii arrived in Kingstown ow. 7. 25 pas, • which lay Nelda tile idab laaahladOOMl agel77l7ollllertidald of the vinare p. the Voss assiodwi bit nay sir hews sad tuner Waste& A ps i limo trlwo eon WO.. Ws nip lift ILimplses by tie L uria sksiase at 7.30 f Holyhead, cm his mean to ' LitsrpiaL The perforneu;ce commenced shortly after 8 p.m. with tie National Anthem. The bumbler of the evening, the Om*" was than preceded with. One eiromadaricie, which no doobt contnlvated to the sees tithe perfonaance, was that too much was not on• datable at one time. On previous measions it has been a frequent orimplaint that the sittings of the audiences at the Norwich festivals were unduly protracted ; and it has been mearingly observed that the provincial appetite for quan tity, N not quality, is Insatiable. That there has been somelloundatimi for this will be seen in the fact that two long 'eateries have been before now produced in St. An drewirwliall in a morning, or rather a morning and afternoon. The as has bees that even if the orchestra hept fully InP to the ma*. sh e balls of the listenen were jaded and Mailet to in sites* ihlel co:mead What SWIM otherwise have been a pleasure into a positive grievance. The number. present last e►ening can only be stated by approdinatioa, for the simple reason that the gentlemen adding at the doors departed from the practice tousay observed of counting the tickets. It was esti mated, however, th►t ►bout 300 swerved and 000 to 700 unreserved seals ware tad. This would make the receipts of the evening 3001. to L O Ol. ; and, as it ap pears improbable that the extra performance will exercise any adverse influence on the other concerts, this addition to its festival fund must be regarded as very acceptable and smidactory. The weather has been somewhat unpropitious, end cab, last night were in argent demand. DRAMA. STRAND. ♦ new farce. the joint production of Meserw Harrington and Yates, has just been prodnoed at this awake, under the sugipative title of ha him , he has no Prilends. The action—of which there is an immense deal, and that of the moat vivacious description—turns on the misadventures of Mr. Rodney Ricketts (Mr. James Rogers). Another Mr. Ricketts has • wife and three children, which are by some means attributed to the wrong man, who is • bachelor, and urging his salt to a young lady, who taxes him with proximate bigamy, while her brother not only administers severe corporal punishment on him, but threatens his life. In his extremity he Bees to Canterbury, which bin acquired • reputation as • haven from perm cations of another sort, but ix vain ; for he is taken foe • lunatic, placed under the onstody of a pugnacious Boots, end subjected to • aeries of miseries, sufficient to reamed@ him to the endurance of those heel which he had sought to esoups. As every opportunity is given for the development d the qualities of the actoes to whose the clamming are committed—their muscular capa bilities very largely included—and as they avail themselves thereof with the heartiest goodwill, the bustlo and move ment of the piece is kept up throughout without flawing. Of its clam, the fame is a spirited specimen ; and, as the frequenteis of this theatre are not severely critical, and oaly derive that due means should be employed to provoke their ready laughter, there is no doubt of ita mouse. NAVAL AND MILITARY. AnimusTr, Szrr. 18.—Arrourratiem—First Clem Ameistant Engineer K. Holman, to the Indus, as PORTSMOUTH, Bwr. 18. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, attended by his staff, and accompanied by the Quarter. master General (Sir R. Airey), Major-General Lord W. Paulet, and staff, crossed over/mm Portsmouth this morn log for Gosport, and inspected the various military estab lishments and fortifications. His Royal Highness returned in the afternoon and reviewed the troops of the garrison on Soutbres Common. The troops, consisting of •ftidd battery of Royal Artillery, the 10th brigade of Royal Artil lsrY, 1 "7 •1 Eadiumws, Ist and 2nd battalion of the 11th Regunent, 19th Regiment, and Bedford Militia, were drawn op in review osier shortly after l o'clock and after marching past the staff in open and close =haul executed a series of amarsavres. At the conclusion of this Inspection his Royal Meares proceeded to SouthseaCastle, te witness bell pradico hero the gone of that fort, and afterwards impeded the Ind Haat, Artillery Volunteers. A general coort-martial has been assembled to try (Our- Weirder Napier, of the Ist battalion of the 11th on a series of charges preferred by Lieutenant= Janner. Colossi Dnaltiffl, of the Royal Artillery, is the president, and Major Peebles, of the let bottolion of the 11th Regiment, oilltishrs as the Deputy JudgnAdvocate. CHATHAM, SEPT. 18. Tacos mom INDIA. —Another large party of nearly 200 sick and disabled troops belonging to the various cavalry and infaxe m ßr T itiah and native regiments serving in the Madras • , arrived it this proem this after noon from Ma. having disembarked at Gravesend from the chartered East India troop ship Ascendant, 700 toss, Captain Spencer. In addition to the troops tbe yawl brier home about 50 of the wives and children of the soldiers. The troops be to the 12th (Prince of Wakes Royal) lowers, Royal ArO try Madras A:Ulla", lit bat talion of the let Royale, lied Ligh t /3 t Infantry , 60th Rifles, 68th Light Infantry, 74th . the Lt and 2nd Regiment" at Madras Native Inhatry whole under the command of Captain Barber, of the Iticliaa service, and Lienteaant Talbot, 43rd RIO alent, sod in medical charge of Ailditani Surgeon Madden, 43rd. The Ascendant mailed from Madras on the 6th of May, the voyage to the Thames occupying 134 days, includieg a abort detention at the Cape of Good Hope. During nearly the whole of the pump the vessel es countered a soreoresien of very bad weather, and during a fearful hurricam", which raged were time, two of the men on board were washed away and drowsed. The were gensially healthy dng the voyage, only four t d r es oo Ct from 'Selman having tak en Owe en beard during the pas sage home. On the arrival of the troops in the garners they were medically inspected, when five men were ordered into hospital for treatment, and the remainder sent to the invalid &pet, St. Marra, to await their dieoharge. The 22ad °wpm of Royal Essinesra arrived at Barracks this afternoon from the Mauritius, end D headquarters. The company We been absent from seven years, daring which time its strength boa bees rafted from 100 to 35 men. It will, however, be mad" I* to its proper comploosent. The depot of the 51st King's Own light Infantry arrived at this garrison last night, from Chichester, and went into the bat barracks, to relieve the Bth loot. GLOUCESTER EMI rozuffrzaß REVIEW. GLOIICSO7I3I, TUIMDAT EVILNDfO. To-day there was • grand review of the rifle come of the county of Glwes= , ding Taletel. sad also iacludiag that at South W Wercolsaddea. amp/Wire, &ad the Id W or scarps, numbering together shout 6,000 O gi = ;•iamoa, Commeadeat of the Western MOW Oa the presume at upwards of 30,000 mesas. The weather during the Last two at tares days was es radio* wet awl nahnowahle fee Whitey eperades, and wed hare were entertained that the review would prove • teiltra. Baia deranded is great i =tity m != the siert end wily iii, bat as the the weedier eleared, awl by ten o'clock the es abine eel 1 with wary prospect et a lee day, whisk nalwahly yawed be be the case, and ao doubt the timpag. wpm of the eran butedpertly to swell Ike umbra that °Th e atre would here appeared ea lad pent Tbe day wee observed ea a holiday thrashed de atty. was entirely rusisreded, with the erapthed the of reviews, and all ekes the reed 11, the wanes were un' ned, at whirl sow • 24 =Ply goal slaked by thiret,W pee ising hone a l er sy t ejl a rliNt .r a beat of the mid-day eft Wesseee trash of beer were draw% tip by Ile ia• the bodges where the omen amend to le ditrWe• thriving node. The Tliiollllllrl4oll,ye nails to Oloweetar broag eou t= nuseben of prams to the rube, whnei every solvelfw. Was led nevem W. to Wei those who were ad so forteras es to Tee widds easy metes of the afforest ! iia= ague Awn ta q. rare tbe reeks. red . r albeby y7 s The belle of varlets ehereM m is the rang hrthytelly pub, end hen& of sac puede& the draw , Asp Iwo' new eland (Awry endow, wield ethers daw ned whit kraal and ~grew were bag woes the streets los beneencp 110 howe4sp. icr years so peat • d411111111111elle• • bee est hew witerad ia drawler. To lowa era idea of the waders of ea. torn, we need wily mention that the Great Western Rail way Cowpony ran excursion trains from London and the lute mmediate stations, all of which were lined with preen gen. The South Wales Railway brought Smuttier' from Carmarthen, Swansea, death, CardA Newport, Lydney, and Newnham. The Shrewsbury and H ran exctoeion Maim from Hereford, Shrewsbury, Leo- " minder, Rington, Ludlow, and other places ; and th e Mid land Railway from Birmingham, Bristol, Cheltenham, and other places. Timieview took place in an open spars of ground known as Maiseraore Ilam, which forms almost an island, being neerly surrounded by the river Severn, and is situated about a mile from the city. Shortly after three o'clock General Hutchinsoa, with Major Dick, assistant inspector of volunteers, with a bril liant staff, accompanied try Earl Ducie, lord lieutenant of Glaneeetirshire ; Lad Lytiolton, lord lientemat of Wor oestenhire • Colonel Watkyns, lord lieutenant of Radnor- Aire ; and Captain T. D. Attend, let Devon Mounted Rifle Volunteers, arrived on the ground, and were received with cheers, the Maxie playing the Reticent Anthem The general and his staff inspected the corps, After which they passed before him in single and double quick time. The whole of the corps presented a fine military appearance, and performed their evolutions in a manner highly creditable to I thorn, and such as to cell forth the repeated plaudits of the almalded thousands. They afterwards advanced in lira, whoa the mounted ulSeere were called to the front tad sti =billly General Hutchinson, who highly complimented e their efficiency. It was a difficult thing to drill men Ma barrack square to such a state of efficiency as the corps thee Premeted, atal . 2lg.„,stoned mus lave ant touch valuable Sm. - .PIM& Be had watched the movement from its infancy, and what was the dream of later days had become an established reality nod a hay promise for the future. (Cheers.) This spontaneous feel rag of the public had shown their loyalty to the Queen and attachment to the institutions of the country to such an ex tent aa to cause a change of opinion in a Manchester friend el his connected with the government in favour of a reduc tion of the franchise. (Cheers.) After again expressing his hig r it h mWion of their efficiency, hearty cheers were given for the Queen, and the in terceding ceremony terminated. The arraagetaente under Mr. Wicks, the mayor, were ex cellent. The railway accommodation gave general sate faction. VOLUNTEER SHOOTING MATCHES AND 7thrifffr - 1Y -kokiC)iii: NORWICH, SEPT. 18. An interesting competition for a silver cup, valued at 50 guineas, gives by the High Sheriff of Norfolk (Mr. Henry Birkbeckl, and three prams of 25/, 151., and 101., offered by Mr. J. Middleton, a gentleman living at Haynford, near Norwich, took place yesterday afternoon on Mousehold.heath. The competitors were thirty-ern in number and were selected from the volunteer corps formed in Norwich, Yarmouth, Harleston, Holklaam, Lyon, Aylsham, Dies Loddon, Fakenham, Eynederd, Stalbarn, and East Dereham. Each oompealtor fired twelve shots —three at 300 yards, three at 400 yard; three at 500 yards, and throe at 600 yards, the first three rounds being fired from the shoulder and the rest from the knee. The target for the abort range was 6 feet in height and 4 feet in vnAtth, with a centre of 2 feet, and au B.inch bull'seye. In the lower ranges the firing was at another target, 6 feet amuses, with a Goatee of 2 feet. The highest possible soon in the twelve shots was 27, via, three bull's. eyes at the short range and nine centres at the long ranges; sad the actual score obtained was as follows. The weather wee rather unfavourable towards the dose of the shooting, a nasty drizzling rain casting • damp on the proceedinp, and also on the company. The list baring been gone through four ties—Captain Middleton and - Private Gunn, of the Norwich corps ; Sergeant Fox,of the Harleston corps ; and Serpent Burton, el the Loddou corps, having made nine points each—were afterwards shot off, the swan Wing that private Gaon mode a centre while his oompetiton added nothing to their more. The cup wee therefore awarded to private Read, the 25/. prize to Private Bossey, the 15/. prize to Private Burrell, and the 101. prize to Private Gunn. The presenta tions were made in an adjoining tent, and hearty cheers were given for the donors and recipients d the prizes. Captain L'Estmnge,, adjutant of the V. at Norfolk Militia, acted as umpire. This afternoon • review of the Norfolk volunteers took pleoe on the heath, Major Oseerel Wood, com mandant of the camp at Coldwater, attending as inspect ing officer. Front 1,100 to 1,200 volunteers were collected on the oceasion. A MAN'S READ BLOWN OPP LT STOURPORT Yesterday morning, about half-peat 8 o'clock, as the Btonrpert volunteers were starting off to the Gloucester review, a frightful accident occurred and one which induced several of them to Almada" the journey. This corps went to Worcester by water, and thence proceeded to Gloucester by rail. The barge which conveyed them to Worcester was mounted with a small cannon- This wee bed twice as they were about to start, and at the second time of firing the accident occurred. In the starting, of course the vessel rocked a little, and just as the cannon was fired the second thus the motion of the yawl raised the month of the me. non in such a way that instead of the material with which the gun was rammed being stopped by the lank of the river, it unfortunately went above, where a greet number of per sons were assembled. The charge caught a man named Felten, end took off all the upper part of his head, helmet- tering his blood and brains over the horrified spectators of this km/ratable affair. The vessel containing the volun teers woe stopped when the cry was raised that a man was killed, amid the utmost gloom was east over the whole party by the sad accident. Felton was an engineer, and kis mates was sraoart the volunteers who were in the vessel. Bat of course nothing could be done for the poor fellow, but to convey his lifeless remain, to an adjacent inn, there MI await theocroner's inquest. The accident doss not seem IS attack blame so any one, but the captain of the corps, Captain Rogers, was godly distressed at it—blaming himself ter having the gun *cal on the vessel. Felton, we may meld, leaves a wife and two children. SITIcIDI 07 • 0010191431101•11 T.--On Monday morning, Joseph Hargreaves, coloursergeaut of the 84th Regiment, committed suicide at the Regeat.rosd barracks, Ihinchester, by discharging his ride through his head. The gnfortunate deoeseed on the previous night went to the Duke of York Inn, which is near the barracks, and there had a PEWS of gin, for which be did not pay. On Monday Feang, between six end seven o'clock., lie west to the house, changed a 51. nem eat of which he paid for his violin score, and had another glass of gin. He imme diately returned to his quarters, and seeing his daughter, a girl apparently sheet 15 pion loge, ordered her to bring I(te shaving water. He would appear to have then retired to hie room, and shortly after the report ei • gun was The muzzle of the gm be bad placed under his in, s ig h k all palled the trigger with his foot. The ball passed Ms head, and went completely through the ceiling ci meme. sonewhat imperiling the life of • soldier of the OW Dela, of octane, was instaataneoes. Nose of eh' isensests oomradse ma give any reason for the rash cot e as the donned was is good eiretunstemes, sad is lain of no kind that they were aware of. He was only aad, sad had bees nearly 17 years in the servioe, in be hi bens a pod character, sad was generally re. —An ,guest eras bald, a lu gs number of w witness es Were emus eeloisei j : i • Modiet .' Temporary insanity " esinemd, • km isveniptioa. I Pam &MOOTING 07 TIM JIALIVAX VOLL'ISTNTNA. The int causal shooing match of all Halifax (4th West) Voluatow 1111* Omega esomenesi on Monday. The lit ot fit dime cad hers models, silver cops, Vetrisy=s ASIA slime muff beam ko, is a Load see esseteS these vim an ti = me lihl, Moo Mr anal. Wood, Mr. Jones letraideld, ILP., P.lCesselley, M.P., the Mayor of HaWar, Major IL Ms. Slosh , sad others. The shoaling was ea hr time days, but it is likely to extend over four, eo annemesseee the prime sod the competitors. The shoot =b a n Memelsy was cosiseted at two plates—Tic ,at Ogden, illysisiies ',memoir embankment for the loos raw, MOD mil SOO yards ; and et Victoria memoir for the sheaf Me eapital shots were registered. Darkness came as hfewm the pion of the day were goes aluweek, aM ihe entrust ter Men was adjourned until Tbeinisy, Time sal Wednesday having their own preepmemee and prises PROM Memelwa cer rig RIADIPG Rasa CORPs.— Ow llawletr i ar i yth int_pries meeting of the mem. beine of Me Velment took place, on the = W6'1°444 0,0 ihefflser=idegalhairg„ of e a o n f the rierleeiires srlho lli teemeh j ewer rep, vat:lof. SIMI XL NM& A. Miolak, t h e Mayor of Reading ; ; silversap, wieb R., 'Men by Icy Hunter, wife of Sir Peal H Mege., captain commandant of the Hemline Dome ; ei/iimemai money pins given by the odious 0/ the wormlike asswiawiwi. Tbe sheathes began at 9 o'clock ea Ilissier minim and concluded in the afternoon. The awilshow eg asoloaliton was lane, but the weather was rather idamermble. 'Yesterday thirteen int-clan men, with ten of the twat shots of the previous day, competed for the prima. Musketry Intender Turner won the ride, Corporal Loper was second beet shot end woo the Mayor's nip, an d the nem Fir (the cap given by Lady Hunter) was won by Private Stevens. The elionnioood o il e d a b out 5 o'clock. The weather peeved hie, and there was a large number of vision pressen. ROYAL NATIONAL RIMEL—Wm yesterday pub limbed • letten,_addressed by command of Lord Palmerston to Mr. Walmtiey. As that gentleman is apprehensive that it ma be believed that the publication of - that letter was requests us to publish the following : a Mr,—Lord Palmerston desires me to inform you thathe lea no objectim to your making public the contents of the letter which 1 wrote to you on the 6th inst.—l remain, 100, C. G. Rainggrax. —J. Waimisley, Pm." , • ' To go. -1 = 816 = .."" i . .... 11 twig Pent .... amphora= in Tong* m 6.11 Wm Swi ll Medan 6.10 lather Orion Flirtation 6 7 o by Cisantieloor—Clotabto 6 8 ftwpbant • Notts II 7 Bowelifts Postage Dtra l5 Reverie 50 son., added to a swoop ft, for hones of all ages. Ate at lb Earl of Fans Q Doe 8 a Quaker Sonordori 2 4 1 Lass • 4 bboolla• Nutlint 1 S 0 1 Maid of Honour si.th Marquise i Postage Orem 6 7 2 Volt Btroom Bei:din& $ d 12 Apollo Buttercup THE *rums HAI4DICAP 3 ft, with 50 added fres the quarter. Diosbeds AP 31 lb 12 0 1111 r Eleanor Mist Lord 3 10 8 Chesseceks Athos 3 3 10 10 7 Cina-cdl 4 10 WIZPSTAKZE Of 10 9091. each, ace tan& One mile aad Age et lb .. 6 10 6 4 10 • 4 10 0 9 7 3 9 8 3 9 0 Begin Audrey Bohemia's Brine The Yolk Ipswich Ma Meneree PLAT! ei 1 . 00 gainer; Sir-aids. 7st Tib ; four, 84 ; five , 94 7113 ; six and aged. pt 91b. Three mßes.—To dose this evening. Tai Lamm:peas' HANDICAP PLAIT at II Km, added to a sweepstakes of 5 Novi. each, in case d asesplance. One mile and a quarter. Acmptauces to be &eland by 9o'clock cm the evening before rennin. ille 4110 Age st lb Drogheda Breeds BM 4 8 6 Bpleebox Lustre 4 8 a Mixture Wow 68 2 Lady Grove • 7 4 Bonny tame 6 7 4 he on 3 6 2 3 6 2 Ailkoa 12Ikoaa Beauty 4 7 6 Tax ALL-AGED SELtaxa ST sweepstakes of 5 nova each. To close this evening. 178 of 25 *ova., added to a Tl:ree•quarteis of a mile.— THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE THAMES. One of those interesting events which in the ■porting world are regarded as of national importance, took place yesterday, when Thorne* White, of London, com peted with Chambers, of Newcastle, for the Champion. ship of the River Mann. The interest which attached to this event from the time the match was made to the period of starting was of the most exciting cha racter, and, although the friends of Chambers were disposed to back him with the utmost vigour, owing to the nay vic tory he seems to have gained over Kelley (from whose hands be won the championship), there were not wanting a large number of persons to uphold his antagonist ; and the re sult wee that 2001. a side was staked on the noe. The usual peculiarities incidental to an event of this description were of course observable oa the °minion, and notwithstanding the prestige in favour of Chambers, it was confidently thought by the supporters of White that he would be rewarded for his courage by proving himself the bitter um. Chambers, it is said, is 30 years of age, and Wllts 95, whilst is their muscular development there did not appear any marked difference. Both men were in very good condition, and when the time arrived fur them to take to their respective Logs (slender structures which • man might carry over his shoulder as easily as • fishing rod) an enthusiastic burst of applause ruse from the multitude in token of the admiration which their appearance inspired. Owing, however, to the very un favourable state of the weather, and also to the fact that many of the most active contributors to the sports of the river are seeking excitement in localities removed from the metropolis, the number of spectators wan not nearly so large as usuaL Putney bridge at the time of starting certainly was crowded, but the concourse outside the hostelries on the river side was disproportionate to the importance of the event. The place for starting was the new aqueduct at Putney—the men tossing for choice of piers —an dl when the critical moment arrived, the betting was 6 to 4 in favour of Chambers, which was liberally offered, but not freely taken. In a very few minute' it was too obvious that the champion (Chambers) was destined to remain champion, for he immediately shot ahead of his antagonist, and seemed to have strung up his sinews to retain that position. Away be went with the most astonishing speed, without any apparent effort, until at length, keeping his rival at a respectable didauce in view of him, he could watch his movements calmly, end pre ' pare himself against any display of opposing akill that White might suddenly exert. Still, however, the latter could not approach his antagonist, and notwithstanding his manly ex ertions and the encouraging exclamations of his friends, he did not succeed in turning the beta in his favour. By this time the odds were 2 tot apt bin, and thus they remained to the end of the contest, Chambers winning with the greatest ease in about 23 minutes, and leaving White several boats' lengths in the rear. At the same time it thould be stated that White wee subjected to the earne disadvantage which, on the list occasion when Chambers rowed for the cham pionship, had the effect of swamping one of the cutters ; the steamers did not keep sufficiently in the rear of him, end the result was that be, being the backward man in the race, was compelled to manicure, his mulls, whilst Chambers was too far ahead to feel the commotion on the water. This manifest defect in the ar rangements was generally observed, and it was remarked that althou did not immedietely cause White to lose the race, it 'led him of the thence of recovering himself when he fo und that he did not Muses from tie rear ground. The sun, which had disdained to shins at the commence ment of the race, gleamed brightly through the clouds at the end, when Chambers wee again declared to be the Champion of the Thames. The distance run wan about four miles, beginning at the Putney Aqueduct and ending at Mortlake. The umpires were Matthew Taylor for Whito, and Harry Clasper, for Chambers, whilst Ireland, of the London BoinniClub, was the referee. CZYNIAL PALACII...-SIPTIMIBIII SHOW Or Fs Orr AND FLOWWW, THIS DAT. —The above show, which opens to the public this day (Wednesday), comprises a larger collection of &hike thee hes ever been beveght together before. Flinch amid Oarless asters, roses, hollyhocks, ver benas, gladiola, phlox, Ice., will be represented. The maxim for fruit are very numerous, exceeding one thousand dishes, from all the principal growers. As an instance of Ma interest taken in these shows it may be mentioned that • collection of gladiolus have been sent specially from Paris for exhibition, and that one of the most celebrated growers of peaches io Inane has ointributed six varieties of this delicious frail ; amen the latter there is a Galande peach, Wetly =Wed, borne on a branch without any short The Wee of beltgeinea season tickets has already 'l=ofthat last year. As these tickets admit till the )fay iiext, and as within the next sixteen days no lem thee seven half-crown days occur, including the farewell oratories of Madame Clare Novella, the three concerts of Titian and Giuglini. it =mot be • matter of complaint that the subscribers do not receive sufficient for their messy. A TIAORDIAN DROwinan. —Mr. Blackburn on Monday held an *nest at the Leeds Town Esll upon William Hughes, whose body had been found . in the neer Aire, near Wareheeee-hill, on Sunday reaceing. The de ceased, tt appears, was • " general utility siiia," in the peel patetis theatrical company of Mr. Thomas Wild. His was a native et fie, a w , and about St years of age. Oa the ewes* of S , ...day week he was with the company Alrfalq, end performed is " The Los* Shin." This wan the last time he MU proved to 'hems been men alive, although it was stated he wee at Ballicair os the eandsy folg,. About aim dab* ea Body morning last, a watennes gamed Morrill, whose boat was moored near Wayelmesehill, observed Qs body - or the deceseed io the water, is as reel posters, sad emitters being procured, the body was removed to • public-house near. There were so marks of violence, awl the pockets contained 10d. and • pocketehaedberchist There beim no evidence to show how deceased had come into the water, the jury returned an open verdict, to the effect that he wee found drowned in the river Aire, bet that there was no evidence to show wheo or by what means be bad got into the water.