The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-21 00:00:00

/ ' ‘ l. s No. 4,244.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 21, 1860. nVERLAND ROUTE.-COMMUNICATION N.../ by lI_VNAbI to INDIA. ArIITIALIA fte., 11101IPT. The PVIMMULAR and ORIENTAL AWAY NAVIGATION MIRAN V WOK PA.NoEh Utah and nmehe Map odd Are* for ut b n u.. eat., t .ete, Egypt. Aden. Gable, NkdriA ag outi& the ^nate aiel than., by their Gememen lea=lto ampton tat the lib All.l Nth of et eep ateage. fee raypt, ltk szul Sombre, by those of Ike IS\ a mit mooch .t .l for Gibraltar. Matta. Type, Adak lld Itenaloa. Molt Ormfr • SINIDd j _ SNA/d•;I Woad e Adelaide )lelhourne, and Vilsay Pry me eleNeere Merle" soothampten ne the 111111 of every mooillt—lfer leseher c=lare apply ot the oespeet=. Lerelasbeialrest, El' Oriental-plate, BANK of AUSTRALASIA (mit , ed by e Clutter, 1111 C, No. 4. 11 reaftee Lou Medi 1 lON The Conn of Widen EIREET OMR Nowa WE • RAIZ TRARIA( MEDIUM at See. • gam bap at Ow rit e °SI per am& per a••n. Its=rsallosk d Cie=l°.• ri dr a 110EUE as res. • RAW Mtbsral • awe, or et the "irm7. - J O r per arara•. PAID le the provide'', fn• of losser •• rad shoe TUESDAY, the 17th AprU Out. hatwo•• the w•r• of le mei Ihreleek. THE LONDON and CHINA 'TELEGRAPH is Immighbed &Mu& an deft moil et Übe ramtb vili Ides NI. ma. mewl tric D il She WI 0411,10 e matt sal •••••• Om •••••fia• •10 Cl=f e igit = Wok Qum arm ow ima i rei. Nem eabmib l e• =IOW to* im•l ad hisi& a... 0 . 4 401 " a 14T trek for the past Da yo• ir• , amid, Lasko. TreLler — roehe have bon doled Ude day. aud will o WY se mad! the dlvierod awl beim bosom potable if odor of WILLIANIELLEW, Sooretary. CHOION ITALIAN, ENGLISH. and OM /WM TAW 'HAUB, and VIONTABUI Sine. BIPTIVearI CATALOOVZ o lha above (14 pmess trot arreaged ca • sew sad orlgleal elan, arreeatabelag Ur Ideate lalaamblea della la • wort ot ade men le meal ger tal le the analear sa¢ prealleal gardener. To earl goes is mods.* the saterel ewer md a short note, either ea Its cis maw et arberte are epodes tad • vartety Is a et ember. dereilea. melee , wad beelesid ea applelaca. • met* W.e. ago e • . ...., •.i - T - "nuns. :....; _ b./was...to. to bit , .7"" ISAMU NG DRIB& r , .-.,tnai . block Bo o m u damm o. • . g CA$ l 3O. insit =• f r ni arCeost Casks* an s. il4llwoo lito NSW P SZIJ-CLOING oho a ructoty ot ANCTIO owl NOVOLIMIII allottle Ow PIIIIMEtTATTOW Iwo MUMS to —U-.. TO Legt u trar .o r ionuatrir, 4% mammy, two door, bow b • ) • TA(IATP.T.GaIir , P 23 fl ( Ira ST{ r NEWSPAPE R Age. • e• la • fA i 4 11 ;A& A .. , _ o r 4 . 41 4 11 1. \• ac,44. ssaudra THE SOCIAL 111114 [TWOPENCE. An kilD other Nl a GH t T ime mum extraordinar o IN 1711THW meetinp Alt n con nation with the important question of the great social evil (a movement which was originated in the early part of last m eek by the committees of numerous refuss and other sociaties) was held eseterday morning at the Hall, = tee Swoons House, in Newington-censeway, The meeting held in the Borough was con vened under the auspices of the gentlemen by whom the movement was set on foot in February. The Lerner meetings have been °monad for twelve o'clock, but it was thought desirable to cell this meeting for an earlier beer. Ten o'clock was fixed upon, and a large number of signed tickets of invitation, stating " We shall be (bid to see you at Dturn's Lecture-hall, Newington-catweway (op posite the Serious-house, to-night, March 15), 180.— tea and coffee will he provided. fres, at 10 o'clock," were distributed in the surroundiog locality ; in addition to which a number of gentlemen were scouring the neighbourhood, and bringing la avery girl or woman of the clam that could be. bedim to W p m pin y itz;yand at U o'clock the attendance was very satin . Two long LOWS Of lamas WWI ranged d oe , n th e and these were bountifully •upplied with different sorts of cake, bread sod butter, is., while there was an abundance of good tea and coffee ready to be served. On a platform at the end of the hall were ausembled the nume rals gentlemen and clergy men who were to lake part in the promedinp. The Rev. Hugh LA. Pee newly.ap painted rector of the parish of Lirt7r), Pre sided, and amongst those present wire Bev. Yr. Robin son, the Rev. J. D. Corey, the adv. J. B. Conrteney, the Her. T. E. Sinyanki (la* a irMiceary in Palestine and =l ea ! J. F. Forteecue, Ras., Bread • Rant, Fig . • Mr. D. (of the Rescue Society) ; Mr. Homibroole (Trinity House) ; Mr. Thomas (London Footsie Preventive and Re formatory Institution), Re., kn. The character of thameeintdi eras of a more res description than might have bass expected is the dietriet. At nearly 12 o'clock, when there were about 150 persons present (Main& inc ri ttpromoters of the meeting). R4V. HUGH ALLEN nee and delivered a most forcible yet touching address to the unhappy creatures by whom he was surrounded. The rev. gentleman commenced by ex pensing the delight he felt at taking part in so important a movement in the district to which he had recently been appointed, for he felt sure the greatest good would result from it. While he pitied those he was addressing, he assured them that there was not a soul on the face of God's earth who bad not at one time or another had an m„.ortueity and now those assembled bad an opportunity Weald to them • that very night they had the offer media; and he entreated them to consider well before they refused to embrace it. He told them in earnest language how Jesus was found by his disciples crying, fir that Jen-um/eat had been destroyed ; but the people oY Jernealem had the opportunity presented to them, and they refused to acoeptil. And did not He say, " Let ropent•nee and remission of sins be preached la my name amongst all nations, but begin at Jerusalem." lie exhorted his "dear children to remember that they were in the same state now. Their Saviour had done so much for Jerusalem, and had shed His blood for the sins of mankind, and would He not do the same for all then present ? There was not one in that room but for whom He shed bitter tears, and he would ask his " dear children " where were their mothers ; were they not shedding tears at that very moment perhaps,for their erring daughters ? He leaseaked them, theno the sake of their Saviour and their mothers to accept the offer. He assured then, that there were friends in that room who would take them away that night—would take them to good homes, where they would be kindlyfirested. As the rector of that parish, and as a rob** of Mnirt, he pledged his word to those " young friends " who accepted the offer, that not one unkind woad would be uttered to them, but that they should be boated as sisters and live a life of happiness. Now, was that not better than that coons which m ud and in perdition? Per solemn words were unknoym to some of them, but be assured them be wan there only as a friend. He exhorted them to leave the path they were treading, to save the tears of their mothers, fathers, sides, and brothers, and also the bitter tears of their Saviour. Let them not cast the oppor tunity away, but go at once. The devil was holding some of them back, but if they opened their hearts they would release themselves from his grasp. Perhaps some of them thought that the men were as bad as themselves, and doubted whether a minister would say so from the pulpit. But he could tell them this, that a man was bad to take a woman's life ; still, if he could find one of the men who had seduced any of the poor girls present, he would punish him more, if possible, than the murderer. The reverend gmelsaaam, who *Moe was frequently interrupted in the course of 11 6 ►i ll f=1; the sobbinp and walling' of the unfortunate women, the sincerity of which could not be doubted. Addresses and payers were delivered by the Rev. Mr. Robinson, Rev. Mr. Carey, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Howe, and others, and the poceediop terminated shortly before 2 o'clock. The mnt of those present was certainly most exemplary • and although several at fi nd ridiculed the idea of being reclaimed, yet they lingered after the refreshments to hear the addresses, and the result was that nearly twenty (if sot quite) were conveyed to the home in Dover-place, and in the course of the day were sent to various institutions. PUBLIC INSTITUTIOZIS OP THE METROPOLIS. The committee met at one o'clock ; Sir J. Tre lawny in the chair. Mr. Raskin was the first witness examined. He mid he thought it desirable that the public institutions should be opened in the evenings for the accommodation of the work ing classes. The earlier the hour that would suit their con venience the better. This matter was consorted witbthe early closinr:stion, and bow far the hours of labour could be regulat ed and made the least oppressive to the workmen. What was wanted was the extension of our art institutions, and interesting things teaching a man and amusing him at the same time. He had found natural history delightful to them, and believed it had a tendency to take their minds out of their work testingly sad thm posingly. He recommended the exhibition of pictaresand engravings of all kinds ; the provision of objects of [retinal history, such as shells, birds, and plants ; collections of specimen' of the manufactures of all countries. He thought it would be better to retain the national collections in the metropolis than to run the risk of circulating portions of them through the large towns of the kingdom. There was an increasing thirst amongst the working classes for informa tion and improvement. The distances at which our publics institutions were from the abodes of mmar of the working classes was a great inconvenience, and it would be very de sirable to have public institutions at the east end and in other localities of a similar description. The establishment of public institutions and exhibitions in large towns was most desirable, and he believed that lectures by properly qualified lecturers would have a most beneficial effect on the population in those town,. The Bev. Canon Champneys and the Rev. W. Cadman were also examined, and stated that they believed working men would readily attend museums and picture galleries in the evsninp, and that such places would anocessfully com pete with law places of amusement. They were of opinion that plain large rooms might be opened in various parts of isendon, where pictures and various other interesting objects sleight be exhibited, which are now entombing themselves in the vast collections at the Museum and the National Gallery. They expressed their belief that these collections might be made available for the working classes at a small *sponge, and that in theavenings, when their workwae over and their children in bet, the working men, accompanied by their wives, would attend such exhibitions in considera ble number.. Tim Rigionprio Drartraiwierin IP er. Guogrien- car-rum•Famr.—Lest evening a public meeting of the rate. yen and inhabitants of thin parish warn held in the Chapel school-room, Roadie -highway, for the pm. pees of protesting against the employment of the police in the parish church as calculated to increase the perish rates and thereby impose additional burdens on the parishioners. In conampesos of the excitement which still unfortunately prevails IA the parish the meeting was numerously attended. Yr. Some was called to the chair. Mr. Neal moved a reso lution to the effect that the meeting considered that the of a police force in the parish church of St. Geome's firt l lt i purpoce of countenancing and upholding a parcel of tractarian priests in the propagation of their Popish doc trines was unlawful, and that as the police w paid out of the poor rates the ratepayers would do we p i p x y, and consider whether they ought to pay any more ?Mee until the police resumed their legitimate duties. Yr. Bradford seconded the resolution, which wee put from the chair, and agrood to with one disientient.—Mr. Smith nes t move d a re.olution to the effect that the conduct of the rector of the perish was no outrageous in the parish church on Sunday fortnight that the meeting was of opinion the Bishop of London ought to be called upon for the pur pose of instituting an inquiry into the state of his mind. w.iton seconded the motion, which, having been supported by Mr. Thomson, woe unanimously agreed to. NaH VICAILACIZ op Or. PAIICSAL —Vhe Rev. W. W. Clunnpneys will retire from tie rectoryof Whitechapel in a few days, for the puree at taking possession of the vicarage of Si. Panama, to which he hea bun nominated by the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's. Xr. Champneys 1 has held the ve . c e p of Whitechapel IS years. It is lathe i gift of the Atria and Fellows of Bireasease College, Ox : foil and is about 6001. a-year. 1 NW CIEIIIICH AT KNIONTSIMIDGIL —The old sear the residence of the French Ambassador at Ps been destroyed, and upon its site there mil Isettrivi be reared a more commodious church, which I wag bees an ecclesiastical district assigned to it out of the poking*. George's, Hanover-equare. Ilse Rev. Dr. Wi lson. late bead master of St. Peter's Collegiate School, Pim lico, will be the first incumbent of the new church and • district. ', . ft" TV:VITT and MOORWS suantAwair LINK r ACILLT +IIIP —For SYD•IIIi Moe. (Imezi Win g.. 4 onl). sod will ill alkortb.. Ore BritioNifit ohlp DAWIITONP., •1. 4116 tow roglolor, JAW Conrnonder trim at Yr Jogai. Lesies Docks. The g ferproooly NAM for the Palo. Pee Yr • foe poop. w _/r/ m000simmi•Illos for robin pmeeporo.—lfor Semi of of promo apply to DIV ITT and 11u0/114 R /11.1•1411•84. D. iired MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINN .se PACK KT "HIP —Var SYDNET law* to ea Mae& ally as Us. IMA Aprll. rallies al Plesessia le embieit the spleedid triaateandll %111111 L . .12 yesn is In S. M ears D Desber Ind Sass 1.01 INSA J. SW ANSON. asszsoader lyiss tir ." =lAlls Dais. Ili Sea Alp Ass swot ossollosi.eon M sessed sada tar .high go, Is god/117 w wad is abbe ailralio Our Isionsodislo pasossuro. Nary so sew Plop Our of SWAM or ramose oply Mr. 11111.1.A,Mith swam. Wows. D. MIME ADI SSA Pore stout. Lheelsoss er a DKNITT sad MOM. Is 11, MIAs ousel lEvrrr hod MOORE'S ArSTRALIAN LINE VentUa li r i ltt ax : ta m e ' M sal 'ila L i t h oa t sod wlll A mo n z e rrhar 4114•1••. % II dor morwouo. 41..*Nriodur blote si Ur Mil. 1•84 8 • Dog& Ilve pod areommoll•••• bre • tor chid shim —tar *erns nl freight or wow away se Mr. T. II ALL 1.14 •11. •plrer or to DEVITT aM MINDS& v. Balniv-virni. DEVITT sod MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ d PACIM AIUP.--IDlnet lest MELON% /WS NW* lAillvernm M UN Had. a wake hoar, h.. a lersat wale of assi4 with irk .1w L anel tom tor arnimereurul 10.4 any, win wMoleAki• deers•elo, Ow wen known M7wircurrs. Al. reglaer innEill ta rttl Comemeler beast In the Lna.l"n MAL Has smalleat aspnimedseks ter prrnsess —Fee Woo of height arrow MP* to Dinfirr MiM , HE. 9, 111111••••11m4. DErrrand MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE t .PACIIIT SNIP 1110BAIIT TOWN Olivet under arrM the Lord. I mlanumn* re of the Admiralty. and uer. • k.. 1.4)... the linitell•lmilt ell:Ete lIIELL. Al. reidg 0.. er nh. JIMEPH Y. ; lyttin In the Londnn Deck. Ha* el • WM tor • kw sift rielawr, —Fur terzu nf verge IOW;T WALK U. Mt. Bt. r n o:t old WOW& 111, 11411Meratran. T HE LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE and Un ulaywt4 COMPANY. -- iotabilabod Ana - Odor. No. 1, Dalwitinset, pimple! ; and Se sod 11, Pantry, Annual lassoss SOLON Invested Prods LIMAS Al Twenty.falnth Anima Wefts el the hog au la tae Campayr was held solo ladi M. TM Issosst of Unison. el Dtrsoloomis ~Di ossdinasses, owl awed • - Thol lie Fin Prolinn Me lig Ireir saissobsd to IMO as Ms Prodsos rum _ , _• LOWS Hs. 9L Asia, Kw Ulm postisass. 611 .010111,* WSW Os. Od. at& As PIONISOI wirst=d. ' TWA Amides palls Os . WSW Ms sossisie fe: to su resslr , woolli sod halm Os se Ihs 4wgt W Os ispsels, sad any iarthsr Worn*. US% he Wee spillsabas. 11411611:1L LUNATIC ASYLUM--Parsons wore t. TI MM for RITITLYLNO the showeasered audalae about 1,101 YAW., eta MUT, Mar. Iffy. Straw, Oats, Potato's. Butter. Massa sad law; ter Ala mder months from and after the In of AIM mat, are eagareled to DILI shaLID TLY DO; addramed " Ta fhe OesmdMies at Visitors." at the asylum at Planwall, by harping It Abash sa TIIVSWAY the lath teat sod las la alltsadateat leme at 12 ofetock precisely. Blank tonna In which to. tombeis RIM lirasic say be Wades& and the form of contract say t=ws"idsse epos 4~.41 hero or at the WIWI The all sot Wad lateaush es to wept the toward or say of the 11•21. a DOOM I 1116 day of Watch.ldd CSAILL9 W RIGHT, Clerk to the %Idiom County Mood I. Johnstruet, Doughty4treet. 10•1111 0/1101711D WITBDITY Ern AIBITILAIWZ LAN BY MUTUAL LOAN FUND 7III ASSOCIATION J.YJL (beeeeporeeed Lie, 14, Orme lbemilkeree4, Oteredier. dee. W.Ces PSIBONAL LSCUILTYY. Illeeeleell Penitele. Dwelt S il Deed& De, Be. Pro Bale receive' Melted 1= flak and no redaction made for Interest. TIC Dept mit of Ude ilieseelallos ambles the Compenyto emplele Ne inessio- Bow imailatele, above e 250.080 having beeastriaseil MOWS the ereeressee, or it s aitonlaat expeosei. loom et propeel, orranin6plao informatics. tree. or forwarded• en tee al • dewed 4naprel envelop& . MOM 111110.1. Ibrailary. CASH ADVANCES MADE., without by Hr LONDON dif VIIVIVECT MUM ;I.ImW, ISA. on deposit at Aside Mils at Baia .8011, i a . ar sk aattm an riapagabes by MAY 11141011114. allowed par mat. ce all • above M. Olipital,WlTlO: It dens of AM and it each. P 1019110.1011 Old tor= mat trea N application. ANDSIW JAMB most Managing Dirociar. nAIITION.—WATHERSTOW and BROODIN "- - -I the public lo Sava Owl Owen Gold Mated eh the 1nvolo•—•• Odd sod Pura Hold." a• applied to 3 being a dahriala WATIOLISTON and BROODIII4IM CHAINS. sad all ardlolio inaaalletured by theta, aro mold yyoonn =4:1 , 4 . 16 manntactarani prices. 16 W. C Asaare mods al aloha; and Jowalleny for la. Thla astablialtawat eked' at 6 la the samba and oa Istordom at 1. PLATE. —RICHARD ATTETTBOROI7OH, 48, Osiordetreet, W.—Th. beet tobdoe-esado wreestst SILVIA spoon mad MUM as oneer: Por 14 Fir oo 4 o 1. 1, 106 ea 6s. 4. ea. on. /I'LL II TUX at X • X LILL .4 040 s. 6.11. 011 n r eem em...a n} T 4 11 0 OX/ 7 X 6 041 7 .16 0 0 U Ilag • 7 4 1113 II WI 025 II 711 LI Da. Ipoirio I ••p II II 826 0 T• nIX Oppor. 710IILI 6 12 I 4 o'l4 II 4I 511 • The Whir rogabbas for the Sable 4 low IllowwWwwi /pow sod forte duty pawn. Wanton d = or boliklowwo, at Ts. per oz.—"Johooll AWN,/r., II Oviori-. dowsk W. LINENS IiXTRAORIMIMULY CMINP:- Ilse nee found Simple Bak Inemend anionstim Sonny part of the United KingOons upon resign of min/Insmen far gum sovereigra containing the following prim arlkin :—Our do= one amen linen damn . ens dam Mkt Kalov., tablieloth, one dorm kaillimiklim ape leg real l ' damask tablecloth : one extra size ditto. vary Imilmmit to nest 16 panonaose doses damask breakfast nagidramoigninftio dhow napkins, one pair magnfficent dralrtaresen emidro. handsome patterns standing out In boll serf ; Wee saalreasaw eon : one pair real Dunfermline Weeded dunk nada tress poire las. mg wide : sad wear guaranteed ; eßa &MS backahaek tunas, one rich double-mined hod newartra i : Seen in th e extreme. elegant and coal, andi of the gi• manalora on pair root Whitey bandsmen aim else : Bk .:a toilet-covers. awe pair excedlent Mathew angleam. For catalogue " awns" even Timilar /MOTT and Co. Linen Factors and MwrAula. el and ft. fit. ?MO Crankpin. GENTLEMER.—NOTICE of REMOVAL Mr. MILO on Wad it await* hirownwr, to remove loolooto trout Bond-Wog to mon gooloot promisto wadi outillo rooro raft to gm, al ten ce=d IRV tim offilldos Irromo UK per porio, overt sow instal with kis bodaswi la asowilease therewith. Mr. maw address will be Ti. 111110IXT, DONWITIZIT, bar doors VIM st iliamar kOLITR i CAPT.. aft NOTIOE TO VOLUNTEIeREL 1 MIS end lON at Soler • dritCLU, lITAI7 ja wed Indiana tsr t. I.4ldeme of VOLUM= BIM led 050 ... a1k be 111111011111 ele wan vilk romptitado. .d at MY akkello oak et or of 1.1 kr hell Menu emil Arevairmist• nay to eildood A either et *dr Islikablkomkk Ores, of 1111sorke ma •110.. sod Omer at Now Oslord•l•VatArerrst. A. I= f ig itt ilia Cred ailma =sEilsnedthe ASTIC . LES in varlety Mr ell dome red al asaskes : nod Chola Marksakir Clothing. Orme mid Fronk Costa I Hob sod Cap'. Walking Mcwslag, and Low Meriary for ladies and Gentle. hog Mena men. Treseere rid Voila Online do. do. =Clothing. Dads NM lbw Is. do. WWI &PIM Mantles, and delket Clothing Inwhirellelling. Wrierpreot Clo thing. Wise' Aiding Hahlta—Army end Navy Chltizeme nod (Milts. Drees and lindrees Llvedea The 1111111POICZ TAILORING DEPANYMINT gerledne a Mope .ad well ariortal Stork of IMfok end Foreign Meadieslerea The wet skilful Cutters end Workmen ere witplored. Z. MOM and lON. Corner of Miseries and Aligete, and Corner of New Extewdetroot, and Kartatreet. I MOSIC4 and Aux wish it to be ;articular," observed, Mot *my article be not appeared of it will be ezebs•pd, err the maser •4I Pet le d . •• h esitation. . Maitre.* containing • Sitetch4 the Hinton of BMA Co. hum wt nedl-me•nreent and list of Weer, gratin on son ennts• or pug Ms THE " INDISPENSABLE " SUIT, mak la orient colotue and patterns, sad alleSsa ter daises bovelli ad, tad bularea ndie Trat anlvaaally setae. So bottle sod amlestable an service able Salt ...nett etrod,ceaL__ Price Ruh /la _ Tobo *Mahood of K. MOMS sad 1101 f, form of Mood's and A/11.64 awl some al New Ostantaireet sod larkgrest. §=BROTEM, 29, Ludgate-hill, are tee Levembere aid mete Ithlms et the ItDEtiLUI tts. OIL. of the cedar Weals Deseldah cow 'dig MN saw pieteesra Q AIIIJIL BROTH:KIM, 10 real the 111 sad mirelel of their 29 STDIIIIAIT 17a al. SAMUEL/MOTHERS, 29, Lodpt•.hill, warrant Vale lOW SUM at lia esageole. • STDINHAX TOP COAT, MIL TROUSERS, OA ; NIGLIO= COAT, 17s. OL—Palliess d EA. Wel sosissil j a ss4 ras sie ssmisslore d lbw smesessis ors drusbled uslimpsis shsielkire. bah aal, as Nib OM suismsr sou Asses saws NI sulddkimusi LAMM BOOTTrineril RUPTIIIIIB.=_W I tal Lakes Patent warm you MOB dortesbM mil *AIWA le Ur Ididdlia. URI Is aimed kr td di media midleme So Who wet la Or sum tire dei d MIL ?to No • dads is Mat butted Is IN Owl% In bore tivabled: • ad biodW bide eon mood die body. obis VW by lb , 1113C-MAIS PAD re ar rr 1 T05 , 27 :Ire* me mud dele as/ doomdadbab It emed be datitiol. 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RAVER'S lIAGAZINIS Tor APRIL will wows do That PM of a Wear Work. entitlrd ONYLL MOE, by the Autbar or lleadlagy Han." London :lab W. tatter and Son, West Strand, W.C. Octavo, in., • • THICHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER'S arnica ea the IRICANCI at the YltAl and the Leitidir et COMMA wlek MAIM enesented by Se Author. London: John W. Palter and Sea, WN Strand. , ♦ SW STO2l' POI, HOTS. . CO AL g, On Id., OLD PIT ; or, Adventures dt• Lenard Ifordoby tn Itraten of Itta Own Way. By I! J. SAY. Author of •• Lodes School Days." • London John W. Parker and Son, Wart Strand. ' TM auold_ K4Mox ow s N Omka. kTds., Ida, FRIEN DS in 0 o lINOCL. LondOZ i;s - t'Wei4d ei;. MAN AND MSDALMG PLACE. An area : Ida W illi . PPr i tat stellid6CßlZsrsid. Ms day dm. Ts. ed. ODES of HORACE. Translated into 10ditbil Van, with We and Noted By Timms - Louden : John W. Perko, and Son, West Strand. Sixth hattiou. hot publlited, prise Se., "onset 43 stamps, DEBILITY and I.ILRITABILffY (Mental and Phrolool), Induced to : the Mete, an.' Rational Trietalllli. T. I. Irsolus, XD., ZRr .Plat to the Oettenl Poet-celee Provident In . WWI= : Pros the Author. S. 1.107441d0ere. =rift Is 1 Ili am , ii it=te 1.1.1 WU km, A' ow' raulical . co ' - 11 1. r ift" n Oinv awl Wier dlimam mid wiessifsma er si r esi r m i o°. k i a a bo l= met 1.. WI 1I ' V Is 01. =Or %e x i 1:7 . fr i r e ti Of o . 4, 5 a ).: -—-". J. Miss. 1114 mralakiesa oster.row ; a WI "4 la tiaak 411 1/041107. s• LITERATURE. malformation ; or , _ the Rookattee of Monte Beni. By NATHANUIL Author of "The Scarlet Letter," &c. &c. 3 vole. Smith, Elder, and Co. This work will disappoint the admirers of Mr. Hawthorne, and most of all those who have best appreciated and most heartily enjoyed the peculiar' quality of his former stories. The great charm of the most successful of these lies in their combina tion of the characteristics of two seemingly opposite schools of fiction. Whatever be their subject, whether it be the gloomy- superstition of Rhode Island puritans, or the pantisocratic vagaries of Boston transcendentalists, not only are the inner and outer worlds, so to speak both done justice to, but both are treated with the ease and familiarity of a master. There is both insight and observation of life. In "The Scarlet Letter," and " The Blithedale Romance, ' there is a. sensitive, we had almost said a morbid, apprehension of the various phases of sustained emotional excitement, together with a weird, mystical half supernatural element ; but both these admirable stories are redeemed from vagueness and unreality by their minute, loving, and even homely descriptions of natural scenery, domestic life, and national charaeter. There is a Yankee flavour about them, which is so far from spoiling them, that they would in our opinion be intolerable without it. Mr. Hawthorne, however, apparently conceives that he can write a better story without this ingredient, and he has accord ingly laid the scene off this new one in Rome. "No author," he says, " without a trial can conceive the difficulty of writing a romance abont , a country where there is no shadow, no antiquity, no mystery, no picturesque and gloomywrong, nor anything but a oommonplime prosperity , in broad and simple day light, as is happily the ease with my dear native land. Romance and poetry, ivy, lichens, and wall flowers, need ruins to make them grow." We may say : in passing, that the description iu negatives which Mr. Hawthorne has here given of his dear native country, we do not believe to be applicable to any country on the face of the earth. More over, we conceive his theory of romance and poetry to be entirely false, or at all events not true in any memos warranting an author's betaking himself to ruins and the other elements of the conventional picturesque with malice prepense, in order to make a romance out of them. Any one who compares this noYel with " The House of the Seven Gables,', or either of those we have mentioned, will, we think, be strongly inclined to suspect that Mr. Hawthorne has abandoned the cultivation of what is for him the only remunerative ground in obedi ence to a mistaken idea of the romantic. We sin cerely trust that before his next story he may re invigorate himself by a contact with his mother mirth. , "Transformation, or, the Romance of Monte Beni," is a story of artist life in Rome. The principal interest of this queer, incomplete tale attaches to four characters, two of whom are Americans—Hilda, a young mint ? and Kenyon, a sculptor ; the other two are Miriam, who is the inscrutable and mysterious personage of the book, and Donatello, a Tuscan count, who very much resembles, and is bond fide represented as descended from, a Fawn! Welled marcely patience to follow the various unnatural situations and strained and artificial conversations of these four characters, which are the staple of the story. The only tangible incident is the murder of a mysterious person who dor Wiliam's steps, and is thrown off the Tarpeian rock by Donatello. American artist life in Rome, vividly and truth fully depicted, would have been no bad subject for • ctory; but we suppose Mr. Hawthorne would have found adherence to truth and natural colour ing an unbearable restraint in the carrying out et his new and high flown views of romance. It is painful to sp e ak so disparagingly of a writer ao able and delightful as Mr. Hinthornegenerally Is. bet we vaunt say that ".The Romance of Monte &al" is so Jaoor,s• tame, and so unnatural, that • r rfer the author's popularity, to asy nothingn d fame, would have d any judicious adviser to die .nide him from publishing it. and m(x)Rrs AUSTRALIA!' LINZ D ZV at li ZeIC SIIIP.—A Revd* Trader, !IMO Ike Lax scsiro3r. the eplondid Aberdeen &ppm lITAZ elf TAB MAMA, • I. relnder bet bow nA MI dliaLtn*.Oolemonse: *nig In UM London Len te, This beentltel teinel nue soul * Wears. W. Han ml Net. of Aberdeen. expo** for the lettntoseka trwle. and I. doe .4 the boded eldpe out ed the Port ▪ Lends& Abe hae warbles and Avant logpmeedialea for rid toed aseend WAN pementnere —l , nr teem Pt Weida er par ✓eps apply to Mews. LIED and HAM' LEY. nroadatreendenll4- Imp .or to DEVITT and mono:. 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NEW YORK, ad PHILADELPHIA ftTI:ANFRICIP COMPANY Intend demeatehlog their fult poweral Iron Screw Ateem-ships, canine at Queenstown to crab wit peweeser. east 4eatatelwa. tuatara.— W I.EKLY I ROM LI VEEP! MOL YOE. NEW YORK. K A NOAlloo, NBI RUH, Waylne..l”. March tS. VOW, We4neulay. Ap.l t. CITY OF BA LTIMoRE. Wednesday, Aptllll. And . Weedy. Vahln pampa 11. 17. ano I 21 am imam accoMmot to the 111:00111111110. dation. Perwatal lemage. s Insindlag all previsions cootie& Pairsertr• br Canaan awl the Western Note' elted theme' on any ulrentanow. lens. —Per ?grittier pertierber brely to WILLIAM INMAN. It..terrttort. Liverpool; arts MY RA rod MACEY, 61. King ‘t Illbur-rvest, City. NOTIcE. —no fliesimer. f-r Halifax mid Banks mat perk 114 1 rur...n1.41t .144 WWI 16.4101111,11/11 - escel•n nn enl atter 314 afcli Ow/ New YOll . . simmers irk both outward cad homeward FPto receive and load Malls. ISH iuul NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL Nom ATRAM SKIN. appointed by the Admiralty to PAIL levee's IJ ERIN •iL nod N ItiRK dircvt. and be. Swarm UVIIIIPMPL and 11114,0 N. the Swim 161y8 only U MALI VAX to hind awl receive pemempera. awl bet t p male The Miming or .41a r 'meek appoteted to tram Llmithaid : (MARA le le iN, Oahu:day Nerd 24. PRIMA s e e NEW y•itilt .tires. March March IL AIIIIDICA lath liteelliN. oatwn y Aped. hey, weeem. Incitation demob he mad preeteleme. 616 without Were se booms. which can be elitmated on bawd tool's Maim mei Ileeton. chid elem. 6211: mewall mobil a il Tn Ices Tat diet cabin. 4311. areewil 11l 10 1.1 k.. limbee. mod New York. M 3 pm tow. mid t Poodans.4 Ewa Noma pmetelk sa each *ad apteenia Theme hem accemmetballee Ine • limited molter et emewil cable pee. I=—he pram wr Mawr hotormemlow apply •• J. I. Mier* 11reatIeteset. Lowers : u Cunha lime. mad It Mee Me la DermyerA Pelt.: 0. sad J. Deem lembwasw46•4l. D. mai C. Illeer. Ilumailmini; we D. awl C. Illeer! b re= saree6 Limped. from LIV/IMPOOL to AMERICA via S T fi j e i tTLA NA I. the Millbsl awns lasuishlp Cossiste 11.441 MAI Seas,. /IWO LIVERPOOL TO PORTLAND ehaidi to, Ilan h Mara linen, to %Um. ' Ilarril „S. Ishasiss. to fallow. NO,l 4 4.4bia. April 4. COSMOS to killev. North ‘slerhan. Aprtlll.lrAnow h. foam. PM.A., sofa, to Nrio York, &Sun, Mistreat To. Hat.., sal to ra • *months to acromm ikAlea. ro Portlan.l. AaM 441 • .ad In all pang .4 Camas. M thrash rats acc..nlks to SOO In he had .41 vpNasilea.—Per births lartkulars is* la SARRE nail MLA 11‘ Webs strivt, LOotout STEAM ire a wt'ek to R(YITERDAM and the CHINE the Nethorlttart• 04eart-husi t • new ate p.ortto arm.. •hip HATA% lICIL 'aptal• W. SW lame host&Laud& the (*Who llown wend. Wapitis& withh‘c •4 11.. W the am UMW /*10171:711= eataatu J *Toni. 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Wsad Mn. _( - .l' MAN • 4 1 TO-NIGHT art WIRY ERN Ilitt (ma* " „at WAR ail Mt&rad Natnadag Alturnoana at arEt Ova thedr ILLUSTRATION/I " Oar rand " Si.. SW 111•111 es," tatreltadas ti lariat, id *Mt ' sad latareittni fruit kra ra Llat 410 , Galin! a ?KM It , stank U n tri dn.s. ed et the Ottheq, mei at Omer, In mg la ; Wet SDI. • MILALBERT WITH'S CIGNA will ZMIINAI with lbw 000 & will T glue 'utilities, MIRY a lla r s lirrompt • at rids&brirday batribu o'clock. NADA b.. wAbb can be Ari tabs ai tlr Boa Roble Hall: %Is L igbm, Mr. Abut SE ar M' MEM= BLUM will COMYINCI. zArizs Nolan. °TON and =TIMM WIULT[ArTICNATEINIM. cis Strathel. The TIVILPTH ANNTVEDIAIAT Do oslepstod TUB& DAY, tio trib Woe., bo • great lel Ix the Wee* Hall ot the IsetitelSoa. Tlektre : Leg, Is. 61.,; Oemlimiek Doubbe t /tapper, Id. extra. To be bad, ihrosokaw lumber. the eecretery. 1 EVEIZIA Secretary. WRENCH EXHIBITION 121:1,Pall-malL—The ANVILNTH ANNUAL MUZITION A PICTUANI I W eaotAbutioos of 'Aida of W Trim= mad PUNA& Is NOW OPlN.—Adad=l99 la, oalakeem 191.—Oma from 9 II rig NATIONAL A£18:111:BLY ROOKS, Yawl=Nelbeni—tida lalailltharak prweialawill7 the depaste awl w•Mileta ben* et Its deem ith perfidies el its WORN Mitr l MlNG. the seletiated the NW Wt. W. X. Pais", vim selielits appreued aliseleat eatusdiaa Dee eon at Idionst Overture at a Miss at is . Malaise TIM LONDON PAVILION, TichborneArtreet, I/ neat to speed a *mem evening, go to the = IL UVILION, Ms wet mom to Loarices, sad Ms beet 001101 MT. Attlikilkal (by refreshment east) (L Itwtleg Me 11b eallselse to ARGYLL ROOM NEl4iachaill.alreei„Piesadilly. —A Orand MIURA omen: ag balfilest L Darin al 10 de die drordlsilre Is tL N 1 41 18 1 4 = Condit Piston. M. Baelessat. R'MULL'S RIFLE VOLUNTEER'S BOUQUIT it The perfume tor this soma. Price: heti copyright. Ylrasers Lie Voloatacc , s Pomo* for *dog Mar Swaim Prise la, ar seat by tor IS Mama Sold by ail pertammes awl ebmisla—Z. Poleara4 sok INsoad. sad la. Occhhill. Unica ; sad 17, looireael die Whim. 1141. REDUCTION OP TER WWI DOTl'''. 11_ II BOP E A N and COLONIAL WINZ COMPANT,C . LaiIInaII, L. MA The prameme et the above ny to announce may hare reaped their Tull et . m ind lI9W Offac I . . patrons the AO benefit of the new 110actment. I - Per demi. 1 ROUTH AYE/CAN PORT Ma. aid ID. ROUTE. APRICAN MERRY llOl. awl Ma. The lard ever baredseedjato this oroatry. ROYAL TICTORLt SHIMMY (eat nutty. and dry) T 7► Art.l2o)lD OLD POlT,hea gam la the woad Wa. SPARKLING lIPIRNAT CLUIPAGNI Ma _ _ fteel WOO_ gm* elme s ten e Adthea. .% ST. JM,IIN MAR.W. pen gad Battles sad petinges laeladed, sad alz Ore area tree le ay railway Osaka In Realead ar W Yea Pries Me tree an egpth ditto& Tree oath. WILLIAM KCIDTTPPING,, Ithanger. OTIC S. —To induoe trial of SOUTH ▪ RICAN WYNIB, 20e. sad hilt per dos., bottke ▪ ths consumption of which has now reached 410,000 doz. Nam bide Board of Trade Returns), a Case containing o •M sealed sad labelled, will be forwarded on receipt Of SS sten=ls. : of bast South Afrkea Sherry. Belf.plat hank of hest South Oilcan Port . Half pint lsgliewt best South Atrkaa Madeirn RAM pint betas of best South Akkaa Aniontill•4lo. Batiks and Case included. Canals! Brandy, very superior, the, per =s. Best Gin, full strength, Ils. g Pelee lists free on appl Addifesa—ifir. ANTBON Y BROUGH, Whet Bid *tit Importer, • 19, Strand, London, W.O. QIIIBRY wow SOUTH AFRICAN. ▪ lIIDOCID WING DVITIL-011011411 WALL= sad Ow, ▪ Idgwere-resol, sad dd. Greet Towerstreet, IC., Loadaa. 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LNI B ila da bra*, SO : IL !II Wile se -414 . 1 4 : 6 1 4 7 ft& So o lt, M• ethaAhr b eledg e = he.-16 8 Myh ji ll, 11 11 .8.1s trh: al dmiur simp la i sve most mks (Stamped id. Additional.) LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ANIMPri. JAMS EMMY 16•20111 B, Cowie lehr or Wiiht, glabwoofe r, t° = III L AL Moreb 31 at It, sad eprll 27 at 1, at Boefiteholl , Wagtail, emithequere, Orers-las, se Cozwoll d e lem" loethimaptoa ; twig., Whitmore, Bang _ eg. j ...m............ liaelailinliteMZLJV a' rth l x, toNlaf- 10 at 11T e rd=tat 11 at BMW er. Nickell, 11Milanbury ; ed. wig., Osamu. tinem ili a l = L Oorrer ' lbakaariare, anrpft.littela r e r d M it lt g r 1, at not., larr ii = . Grihrs - ban ; aloft. Graham, Jam UMW Jounce, Abordsandamm, - It e tt o r ha al l inaM l = Me i GE aga. MO. IMO 0 0 00. 11111 1.4 110110 4 us. MIL Plinallidaillik *IC , t " = " jnik l eit 1 011. 44 6/14,1111111 ,11 / 4 t. hefftairest. . . HEM Bmatino and Jannt P9MOTTO, Nem HrOMMOnd. . nercesals, April aat 1, antlloll at 11, id &M. Mentrass,o4=l Dowdy. al9 :M. IMO.. - wards, aim& WlLMArtottinalnqrsper, Ape l l S and Ilm 1, al lle, Court at Bottlashsa, lola. Camp. OM ` an ds 0., Minima' : . mem, Harris, N 11 = 4 = Ginnett.: , MIMI% Alt a l and IS, at 11, at Sesseeise ; ell maim, Zru ... i , 111' I =l id . . . D 'F T a P . Tatum 24101101/011, pm, aad MAIM safe it , Glow • Miler, Mal and date mercluutta, Adel It ,at 11, at Hilstal Cod* Bob., (Arta end Heel& 11= mill Ab bott and Co., Bristol . off. seals. •110111111. Jai= Masan and Mum* Casa, Yatkaktra, aka Muysiattarein, alladlit Adl : "."S P l ALlar4llll Ueda Couet held of nbattskt. bola Vaster - 111911101, arid Waite, Malielst : set milt. aril". gillidi ' - . ' JOINT STOCK 001= 0, 11:1111 VT. ' DivVIIMILLD, Moomea, and Ina as= ooirArt (United), Ida/dila, a& 11. 16 - street. Talloaata Ca= 0011PA3T (LiMitad). )tatch° IL at Bashi hallateeet. INSOLVIIII7 22 TITIONIIIB—AT PORTVGALSTRILET. ol d 0011:11111520M LAW. Anvil 9. J. Marne leton-plass, ,CutfortVroad NOrth. Balrivoad, MOW butcher. VMS, ORM.. 4 _ /1,11117 j 1.4. A. Come. Wesuntnster.brldge-rosd. lam tralhe:UMenas, ParMitarow, Bermondsey, watchmaker— W. WM* Va ge. ntresi, Peammetreet. Blagrilimdmed, IN lair writer—J. Perry, Alfredatreat, MIN C. Harter, Yarrinnton*Weet, jun., Iligh4treet and Trots taNlL .1.....-W. B. Nora, Lime.street lal=eft Presalmcoenon, merchant—H. C. 82,2gienplass. ..ahreeth-8. D. Patch, Herouleatadid - sent—W. Hollis, Ctutrlton ICI =pm I. Alma-straet, Horton—B. .Z. . =m9•19,. i park—H. Hatthelrs, ll &med brmen—.7. Carter, Haserty- MEW% W sap.- Meter to the Hudson Bay e —J. Md.*, adiaii , 4l.4•ll,' Blshopegate-street.wlddrl= rrAlloom But, Graftonalivet, Kentish New.tows— ljialleit, ii.gm, alum paper manufacturer. DECL4ATIONS . Or JONI 011DISIZ hilkiei- I Ltclll 7 liend of 3a. 21d., any Wednesday; at Wetmore's, Besingludletrest. *sate* PAPPILIJ, COUMIS and MINIM KDWA.RD CoMate, Patersoster-row, City, mapeellen— let dividend of Sr. Sid., ray Wadasiday, at Whitmore s, Basinghalletreet. WaLust Linn, I.ll't ng on-street, Bout urer-Ist hwerk, sa redlackhiars tent waddi manufact dividof 31. ed., a r l a yVednesday, at Whitmore's, liaMoghall street An. ux BEEMAGI, 71 1- OM law bookeetier-Bth divi dend of bid., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basingball- street - - Clown MORRIS, Ling Zdward City, licensed victualler— 's& dividend of re. tfd., any Th , at Stanafeld's, Basing. hall-street. Jams WOODWARD cop s% Park-road, Bayswater, clerk in the Comatieeartat dividend of 7d., any Thursday, at Blanateld's, 71113)010 WaLLAW ninon, Coventry, engineer-2nd dividend ct ttd., any Tuesday, at. Kinnear's, Birmingham. TROIKAS Bangs, Elwewsbury. wins merellsal-Ist dividend of Mardi It, and any subsequent Thuresbw, st Zbusear's, Blivaluglans. Czauri coin& itinerate estate), Clifton, brewer-Ist dividend od 44., March tl, NA any subsequent Wednesday, at Mil ken, Bristol Bawl* LOU. Masan, boonseager Ist dividend of in 14. amp Toidam, at IllarsamamPa, Manchester. MEM MOM, MaiuMmt--lat dirideod of Is. Id., any Tneaday._at a. WON SW" Pands. C h—llad irami lt:ad of M. hd any Tandy, at Lemm llaaalantar. loam Omm Etividp Chadds% stone merchant— let divi dend of Is td., March 27, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Potts, Manchester. WumAis CHlESWorriff, Itanclasatar. merchant-Ist dividend of Wilda( part of fanner dividend of on rlc t l r s, and any ashasaalat Teiallsy. at ~it lame la•lammria Illaaalmaater, marohant—ard dirt. das4 et Mt, liana M. ad any stborattlat Tosaday. at PoWil. DIVIDINDS. JAS Jodi* April it 6. Gynne, ilanic;t7iTtiniet, Bobo, cabinet maker— AprU W. B. Marsha* High Holborn, tallow melter—April 11. L Clark (separate estate _, fLinge-orme, draper—Aril 11. J. L Ford, Aldmminbury and Addle-street, City, stock manufacturer —April 11. T. lame, Coidwalthans, Sussex, corn dealer—April 11. J. a Latchford, Regent-street, hosier—April 11. J. Upton, Brighton, plumber—April 11. H. J. Bridges, Vauxhall Brewery, Wiedsworth-road, aad Stowatarket, Suffolk, brewer—April 19. W. Blest, Darperby, silk maaufnoturar—AprU IA J. M. Smith, Lincoln, . CFAITIVICA dra TMI to ho granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of AprUJarelyne and T. Tayl l orl c. Holhorn, man surs—Apel 11. L Minis, Folkestone, Kent, —Apal 12. C. Red Lasnotrom, Clerkenwell, watch awe maker—Kay L T. T Nottingham, lace maker—April U. X E. HUI, lAverpool, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DIMIOLVIED. V. Manna It. Farniria and 0. 8. Nato.. 13•11.ard, Lin coln's-lan, law bookaallers, so tar as regards G. S. Norton—A. Curling and J. R. Curila& Faaraluen, lank batchers—lame Bertha, son., Joseph Bottle.. Janes lacktoa, fan., sad G. Buckle., I,aede, woollen inerolunta, so far as rear* John Back ton, Janes BocBton, inn., sad U. Bucktoo—C. Shaw, J. Bland, and T. K. Shaw, Shanghai, China, so tar ea regards J. Biand—W. Boyer and F. G. Hall, Newbury. lorkekdris, cherasts—J. Hint and J. Birch, Manchester, stuss-11. W. H. Graham and T. Biwa', Stakes Hall, near Bleak laneeatlra caeca imams— G. P. Mather and W. Brimelow, arraglea lawsuits, basket maker—W. Carta sad M. Britton, ecandadosegents —W. A. Richardson and W. B. Spat, 010, com mission agents—R. Clergg and K Chadwick, Boidsdalia plumbers—G. Read and T. A. W. Clarke, lahostater, shade wel; essaatactarers-0. Bower and J. Hall, Bugl e dsa, leasahire. inateenders—W. Wadden and J. H. Welhileaeal, yawls brokers—D. P. Morgan, W. Davies, T. Bogen, ad t a kughse, laverpool, drapere—T. Nicholson, Jun., L IL Ifisielmes, sad J. Maas, Gloucester, coal merchants—W. B. Mlaakilan J .H. W. Z. Mask Hyde-street, Bloomsbury—H. Warren and .H. Gram - law, Gravesend, surgeons—J. Kama, I. Thompson. and W. W. HIMMOOD, Leeds, engineers—Sandi Tuner and H. J. Turner, Braidetreet, Bloornabery-0. Balmy, W. 8. Stephenson. and J. Taylor. Liverpool, ship chandlers—T. Boyd and T. Boyd, Jun., , instal brokers—J. Janaway and W. Z Janaway, Greek- Soho, victuallers -- B. Gilbert and F. Martin, White Horse hair, Ile End-road, maid dealers—H. Hurndall and W. Ham &IL Newport, Monmouthshire, and Swansea, darer,. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION& Osman Manna. Olsaisow, oreamision agent, March 23, at the Faculty Hatt. Glasgow. Pm :s nows, Dundee, tailor, March 26, at the Royal Hotel, Jazzman Doom, Paisley, clothier, Muck fe, at•Taocahnre Globe Hotel, Paisley. Baowatow Joss :WU nom litaburgh, Much 24, at Dwells and Loma. Idlobarp. Ammo's Mumma and ADuUll NOM., Glasgow, wholes& jewellers, March rr, ag the Faculty HaLL, gicalcw• Twit' 07 COMAITHCE, NAVIGATION, AND RN orsoceTT.—A list of all !main of commerce, navigatim and reciprocity, now in force between this country others, was presented to pullsment yeeterday. With the following countries we have treaties of reciprocity, con tenni " moat favoured nation" clauses, and clauses pro viding that British shim shall receive national treatment unconditionally :—Bolivia, Buenos Ayres, Chili, Honduras, Johanna, Mecklenberg Schwerin, Meeklenberg &relit; Mexico, Morocco, New Granada, Oldenberg, the Roman States, and Veaesuela. With the following coun tries we have treaties of a similar kind, but fa which the most favoured nation clause is eanditimal trio, Costa Rica, Dominica, Equator, Guatemala. Hanover, Liberia, Paraguay, Russia, Sardinia, the Mad ' wich Islands, and Uruguay. With Abyssinia we have a treaty of reciprocity with a most favoured nation clause ; with Belgium one with • national treatment dame ; with Borneo a simple treaty, not at reciprocity, containing a most favoured nation clause, sad one providing that Bri tish ships do not pay more than a dollar per ton ; with China, Japan, and Persia a simple treaty, containing most favoured nation clauses • with Dmmark a reciprocity treaty providing for national treatment; with Franco, a treaty of reciprocity dated Jan., 1826, with a most favoured nation clause, and provision for national treatment in direct trade and in ballast; with Frankfort ? Greece, Prussia, and Tuscany, reciprocity treaties providing ter national treat ment; and with Muscat, a simple treaty with a most fa voured nation clause, sad provision that sums not exceeding IS per cent, on imports shall cover tonnage dues. With the Netherlands we have treatise of reciprocity, placing us con ditionally on the footing of the most favoured Nation, and providing for national treatment. With Peru we have a reciprocity . treaty, with a conditional most favoured clause, and provision for national treatment on nosed, over tons- with Poel said the Sicilia a similar treaty, pro vidi;g for national treatment in direct trade and bal las t. With Siam we have a simple treaty, with a most favoured clause, which provides that British shipping shall be exempt. Finally, with Elvritserland sad Turkey we have reciprocity treaties with a most favoured nation chime. Tux PAP= DUTY. —Returns containing statistics MOW to the paper duty were keened yesterday. In 1837, the year waoeedi that to which the duty on all kinds of aermscinsortriateL,thetimeszentatitir aa at rem um has = dm*, tin in Writ was 1,119,4901. The quantity . of in 107 was 2,51111,1211., this sad ansaitity = dad a& 7sar (a pbrary dteek to Rs towevar, received 18M lin It HAS it ems 11).14311t 204=ities of paper impaled tenni abroad en Very y, bat in no year osaticasd are they sufficiently Urge to bs of importance. I •v MrIIT sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE sr ItHlP.—Per LArNC7triN Direct Is Ins nom for a few light IMO* esly. sad = s law &pi , tits fast.ssling ISittsh Istilt. bombe CONTLICT, A I, Inglnnor a4l t..ns, MIN)N. ; kWh, In as Lawton Dias Hs. fir tme accommaillss far • for elder robin peasenwr, flirthrr postitelsn _"Ign!;11s T. B. WALKER . IS t. Mt Heirs .14ast: is MUTT snil MOAB, % 1111/Iterntrest, ROYAL BT. JAMES'S THEATRE. Hiss LYDIA THOMPSON has the bow Somonseam to the Nobility. (loamy, aad tbe Pabtio, that bar 111161017' sad but but tow will labo wi rmes at *on IltaMrs on ?Vri a = Karla MARNIAO IL Mho W to, s Mai a re 1 4 Alter win* toe am yr Os Se MAOIC TOT& Mho Iris WM followed by DIM To sandano el* ilit U tt m o e ballet of ISMEIAIDA. Nomandds, Lydia ia sce. Tickets to be bad at the Hozollce, aid of MI. Shampoo; 6, tall7 ll 4antet. Mastcmroad, SALt 'And Co._ , SANT INDIA: PALE and BURTON All 311W/24 llmisaaa-Trinet. KOZEL Lobs tr iad Wiret. lin=if iff1)11111411.14. 111 mires .011 Own Nouse, Illgh.street. PEatla Maid l5. = . 4 10, . Noweadl••••-Type Maim Oars Deiblla N.B. BALT •iml Oes Ake my a , 71= 18 rilam• tram as clad ta xl bonlors an la tha=m, • lig of idiom 'Nibs olp.11•d