The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-12 00:00:00

--- _. 4 THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDA Y - -- IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. rood the hunts of the motion, in consequence of a room* pla of wheat, but middling and inferior may he quoted 2d. ensile by Mr. awes upou the apposatment of Sir E. Loped to 3d. less Mwtr finds buyers at • redaction of 6d. on - • -- sa permanent aecretery in the wet depadment. barrels and seeks. Indian corn commands more attention, BODEEN OF LORDIL-Tuminar, Jtner 11. The ermine was ultimate) agreed to. mid there being • good inquiry, holders are more firm. Oats Ties Loan CRAW/LIAM took his seat all the wooleick at MR. BARBER. without chemie. Oatmeal eid. cheaper. Beans end peas II Ogle& Dr. BRADY moved • renehrtion that the claims of Mr. 'Mitt Barley guseleabie. Market edam rather dulL Ilie LORD CHANCELLOR, in reference to an attack Berber upon the favourable siderstion of the Crown, News/nu, Juts 11.-Having had • favourable change which bad bees made by the Earl of Leitrim on Chief m i med to we the re of ow select , en „ im itt ee o y J u ly, in the weather , the temperature being much milder, it had Justice Monalimue sad which he had promised toa depressing influence on our market today, and although told, have not been satisfied ; and that the circumstances sane., on doe notice, on Thursday week, complained that m e f or th in bin petition of the 2nd of May ere en titl e d t o holders of foreign wiled were disposed to accept Is. per qr. Um isetwe coemined nothing but • motion for two present ' 5 emisideratiisie of the government. He stated the ewe lee than on Saturday very little business resulted. Flour malts by the greed jury of Donegal at the last summer of Mr. s w i m, who had receive d w h a t ha t erme d th e trade equally depressed sad le. per sack lower. In spring mime eel sot • word el the mature of the charger to be *t ry sim o f wpm ~ and h o as ked I -ti a dditi on th e mo d era t e corn no alteration. MAI. Ma of 3,700 f. SALISBURY, Jute 11.-Our corn market this morning Toe Kul of LEITRIM wee uoilerstood to say that he ar G. OREY opposed the motion. The late government, was but shortly supplied with vein, and the attendance of would specify the chaps he iutensial to make, and Poet' heolimmed, bed recommiroded to parliament (though there both farmers and dealers was below tine average. Business pow the ear ti till Yndey week. was me precedent for such • course) to grant to Mr. Barber in wheat, with forced ales, wee extremely dull, and prices SALE OF FERMENTED LIQUORS. what easy lama the generous sad liberal compensation declinzil from Is. to 2a per qr. for all sorts. Flour was Lord RR' ll' t, HAY mended a petition from the people of 15,0001., • recontssesdatiee white was not acceded to by also Is. per sack cheaper. In barley there was not much ad Plynesutb at • s„-rent public rneetice; assembled, the house without Dam opposition. Mr. Berber now asked moving, and prices may be quoted Is. per qr. lower. Malt resided over to the mayor, against the trade in liquor. fur • further mum and if this was granted he might come maintained late rater, and the trade steady. In oats, beans, The petilbna prayed that, in any measure for the spin. - peas, ha, prices declined le. per qr. and the trade on the el public houses of any descripti on f or th e sale of femme Fa F. KELLY steamily advocated the claim d Kr. whole was rather slack. New whe at, 50a. to 62.. per qr. ; lieperm. there elinulil he a clause or condition lewdest...eying Barbee. oldditto, 56e, to 66.. Barley, 30s. to 40e. Oats, 245. to Is two-thirds of the inhabdaele of a district the power s The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the 30e. Beans, 45e. to 60e. Peas, 40s. to 48e. Rye, 31k. to .peach or prohibit the hi:mislaid those h o us es , by/dories patios involved a very important principle, whether, in 35e. per qr. Flour, 42a. to Us per seek. Malt, Be. 61. what was celled • paoi des system. A eoriespoudiai all ewe wen • wan not legally guilty of • crime was to 9.. 3d. per bushel. patine, which wauW la peeeit e d that mains to the wevertbeles erroneously 000rta.4 be would be entitled Mar hums of whammed, was s e eme d by 12,000 wove to • pecuniary compensation from t h e public exchequer. CATTLE.-SALlithrliT, Jews 11.-Our market today THE 41 INKRUPTL'Y AND INSOLVENCY BILL. l'he motion was, upon its merits, opposed by Mr. LONG• was very thinly supplied with beats, and the attendance The LORD CHANCELLOR gave mike that on bringing nu mber the was also limited • but from the of late quotations MILD andsupportot 41Ir. 11Anurse. . eetad, and lawere as , th e report of t h e Beetimpoe,„ std toedvency Bill, h e . Mr. lierjeaut Flee objected to the motion on pnn- on offer a cleara n ce eff mire. fully maintained. With sheep we were liberally supplied; dimisoll ',v.v. to restore - the clause It " with auk.adawuta Idr. MALIN:3 insisted that Mr. Barber wee entitled to rather over the average, sal the quality was of the first (ti the motion of the leeks of Simmuser the Green be treated as a perfectly innocent man, but could not be • clam Trade slack, though good, and all on offer chanted with Hospital Bill, which is founded en the report of a without change of value from last market. Very few lambs eseiiimioo, and the object of which is to establish a new Put,' to reopening the question, The motion was negatived. on offer, which sold at high prices . Of calves there system of maimement au that mititutem, was reed a Sir J. TRELAWIe Y lose to move • resolution on Be. was cal • moderate supply, selling at full value. escoeil time. subject el New Zealand, and was entering into details, when In the pig market we had • good supply, but Lord C t RN U;\'l IN calbsl attention to the dateineet a the house was counted out shortly alter 8 o'clock. the trade was dull, very high prime being demanded Mr J. Paktumton that net oul, c a Frame vastly superior for all r s descriptions of dock pigs. Best ox beef, 12e. 6d. to be this ciente. in the II UM Ist, of iron -CAUSI vessels 'f la. pecore ; cow and heifer ditto, lbw to lla. &Le wee, but that tie. Frcieli iieeksunls were at the present mennseet eimitruitinz similar scowls for hewn and Lib, inttlltputt. best Down mutton, Bd. per lb. ; other breeds, 7d. to lid. ; Tlney The aolunutein of a miry by epein or Italy wall a -....- __ veal, 7d. to 71d. ; fresh pork, 7d. to Bd. ; salt e d ditt o , 7ed. to 80., and 10e. Id. to Ito. per score; green bacon, ... al h "P"'"" . is ib ' it ' but if a su pP uwit rtubl aaa.etems with Fretice INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-Juwz 11. 91 to 9r . . .. , per lb.; dry ditto, 10d. to 10)d. ; sweet him of ter naval form. of theses two n wee edmittel, it was full of danger tour o naval position in (Before Mr. Commissioner Nichols.) pickled 10 advia iL. 12f. to 16/. ; quarter old store pigs, 12s. to 16e. ; lie Meat. :einem. la ease of much a condensation against IN Re WILLIAM GODFREY HICesON. each cows ma ane.lauf a "'et battle would, Pre l sitilY, occur in that ego. This Insolvent, who had bees •ge tleman of property in where, so sometime-a of bed management at Melte, we !relied, and whose ease •ppaeed efore the court a short TRAFFIC/ RETURNS. lot rot as eifeesve dock to refit a iLimeged fleet. He did time ago, came up for adjudication. Mr. Mums had sot Ilse.. her Melody's government for this, for be appeared for two creditors, and Mr. Sargood supported. Miles Pee- Der. Total, Total, tbeitAt the es de were dee to the incessant change' which tin the present cameos the oppositam was not premed, RAILWAre ems awaseee chalice's 1861 1800 character wed the Naval eihnieutratiou of the country. and the iwolveut was macedimily drekargad, Week ending Joe I. A A A I Ti. Doke of Si OIERSET detailed the mimeo which the NerthBtiffordahlre - - 7,120 7,938 Admiralty bad pursued in ~instructing 'nip-eased ships Week iodine June 7. el war. They bed ant rashly commutted tbennielves io DESTRUCTION BY Pl3l OP mn SURREY Limerick and linais . f mew ieveetioes. hut had preeeeded esperimentally, sad MUSIO•HALL. Week elidlrie June B. 01st & South Waters - -.- 8,304 8.490 led gem Seven a them. vessels in coupe. o coestructem In - Week eliding June 9. Winos to tbh it bed been decided to plate some of ear About two o'clock yesterday afternoon the inha- !hoot Luzeniliourg neaten s with iromelthesigh headset think they would Wants in the immediate neighbourhood of the Surrey Loudon and Blackwell - 1,614 1'46 1.829 1.198 be " 1 3 cieeds, for It woo. ► , 1181 **Wm that we ought to (leader were deemed at observing dense closets of smoke North tondos iteastmeet oat Mips entire ly 401 lien. Nem. however, risieg from the apardene, completely enveloping district. ef the answer yet tried meld reed the taanwasiwea As noon as the atmosphere had partially dit was del a lbw Anneteonejust, sad is eamolomoce the covered that the roof of the music-hell was in one rams of WEATHER REPORT. had aalered. m it was proved QM mss, Exprome were at once gent off to the Fire Brigade - =. d rabd met be node as were as coals' be dates., and about helf•peat two several cagiest arrived ; TtiMMAT, Jana 11, BTO •al. Wet our Alp sheeld have the beet imam 01 but before that period it had become evideut that the silesce, sad be stoned with the Answering pos. whoa edifice would fall a play to the devouring element. 1 . Z. M. D. Y. L S. Mee whir links the* preceedel to espol th e aeries After the engines arrived some delay ems' in getting them 1 C. ...- 4 mediation aid Menge brought against the Ad. te work, although • plentiful supply of water wee to be °b almily. elated the mossur." taken by the Kamm 'mined from the lake immediately in front of the ball, A meet_ fa WaProrling,thw h.rhour d ßalta. acid e‘Preead fresh wind blowing at the time die fl ames tepidly 880114, NW= NOS n 67 W. e 1 Ail cenricirm lat , il seed were, we could moos by means defying all the efforts isf the firemen, and in less No two 99999199~.... '2ll MI a W 211 he pubic and rival* yard. of the country . Predlece • hours uothini was left ie Use once splendid ball but the gr., g m i le a ' A w . a . .w . a I b 1 woes el tree ships ger greeter than all the other powers of bare sbeU. (,rent difficulty was expeneneed by the emotes Azaiii Al l . ~ IS N W.S. W. f 3 &rope legether. Is bringing the hoes to bear on the building, owing to the Pogginsw WI 117 8. b 3 Mom seam obeireatione from Lid ORM exPw oll l Wes quantity of woke. lead •ng down from Ale root ass .sac liked U4O N.W. c 2 allignetion with the seetemest of the noble duke, rendering it ex t reme ly r i for any One to Oasl 9 RT _._ = • a is 17 R. r e The bill was egad • third time and pared. approach sufficiently sear to be of Weak, me. ficAl scurull. Illt itY U W. e 2 ..._ UVINON, lt Nl7 &W. Toe Wills of Pergelielty by British liebiects Bill as About three o'clock the roof sad ' warrewsdini the TALinu. ae is i s a . • 1 seeesded was reported. hell fell ie with • tremendous c sad the endue were gemeieyeek 11 7 3 se e n. r n ✓ 2 The Core awl laud R.,eaes RM, efts* some iiti• then enabled to pour in a volume of 'water epos the burning faasoons 9105 60 64 W.N.W. e ft servatiene hem the Sad et WICKLOW', referring to the ease aed by five o'clock the firemen had pitied sufficient LOUDON PLOT 67 U W. e - heavy expert defy um to 4 WW I I time which he thought the mastery over the lames to enable them to alb. some in- WwW l ___u=:-. !MO IrT a vt,, • b 2 11 90 w 1 wwwW sight Is hews uoluderal before ftPuthog the quirt' into the ruse of the calamity. It appeared that ex. """Yew`weec- 10 . 08 69 ''' W. a 1 paper , &sty, was reed •• third time aud weed. NRILAR... 30.10 68 56 P.W. tenure alterations end repairs have for some time been liiimmi -- ass / 6 . a s .s . w . e 1 o II A disenwiou wise raised on the suliseet of the report of going on, and the plumbing yesterday were working pmmemem„„ m e re 90 few, o 3 Mie 1410Catioit CatitniaaabeTl. by the F. of ii SUAITieIiCIT. on th e roo f a t th e north so d of th e halL Theme men June Km so 67 W.A.W. 0 1 en • =Mane for a return of all the witnessess e..arnioesi be let far their dieser at on* o'clock, and as the fire Corewwwm WU 67 - ERE. r 1 the etereasireien sad.on a former ocessiom this commis- broke out iinrnediately en the spot where they had been at BeanßeanN. SS - S. S.W. 0 4 sissem ware d l-eferileei as by the Duke of NIWCANTLIL work, it is supposed that they moat have carelessly left mite KIS 17 c I Ms maim was eventually withdraws, and the house some of their hot metal or irons ea the wood work, the roof RAYONS-- 80.27 06 - AL It LINKS llO.BlOO - IL Li. h 1 adessrsed at 10 mosaics to & being chiefly composed of that material. Mr. Wales, of the About two o'clock yesterday afternoon the inha bileate in the immediate neighbourhood of the Survey Undone were alarmed at observing dense clouds of smoke risiag from the gardens, completely enveloping the district. As awn a. the atmosphere had partially cleared it was dis covered that the roof of the music-hall was in one mass of flame. ll:pewees were at once sent off to the Fire Brigade stations. and about half-past two several engines arrived ; but before that period it had become evident that the whole edifice would fall a prey to the devouring element. After the engines arrived some delay arose in getting them to work, although a plentiful supply of wa t er was to be ole tensed from the lake immediately in front of the ball A fresh wind blowing at the time the flames rapidly spread, defying all the effort.) of the firemen, ands lees than two hours nothing was left .1 the once splendid ball bet the bare shell. West difficulty was expenenoed by the firemen in bringing the hose to hear ow the budding, owing to the bugs quantity of molts, lead •og down tram ON not reedering it extremely r l fee say ens to =ls su ffi ciently neer to be of e ff etely* wee. three o'clock the roof and galleries werrerradk‘ the hell fell in with a tremendous crash, sad the engthise were dine seabird to pour in a volume of water epos the horsing male, and by five o'clock the firemen bad gabbed sufficient artery over the lame. to enable them to mks some in • law the came of the calamity. It appeared that ex isenive alterations and repairs have for some time been ping on, and the plumbers yesterday were working on the roof at the north end of the halL These mew left far their dieser at one o'clock, and as the fire broke out immediately an the spot where they had been at work, it is supposed that they moat have carelessly left some of their hot metal or hoes on the wood work, the roof being chiefly composed of that material. Mr. Wales, of the Manor House, adjoining the ger4ins, wee on the ground immediately after the fire broke out, end, with the workmen about the gardens, used every exertion by pouring buckets of water upon the roof to stay the program of the flames, but ie vain An einem was seat off to the residences of the proprietor. of the gardens, Messrs Bishop and Caldwell, but these gentlemen oily arrived in time to see their pro perty entirely destroyed. This will be to them an irre parable Lea, a. they had made extensive arrangements for the season, and a aeries of first-class concerts were taking plain there every Wednesday. The building itself was in eared for the sum of 10,0001., but the whole of the valuable fittings around the hall, including the orchestra, refresh meat bars, dressing-rooms, bic., which were the property of the above geutletuee, were uninsured, and their los. will be very heavy. 'the Hoo. Mr. Norton, the magistrate of Lambeth Police Court, visited the gardens during the afternoon, and expreened his commiseration with lissom Bishop and Cald well at the misfortune that haul befallen them, and advised those gentlemen, as it was evident the calamity had arisen from gear carelessness, that they should apply for a co • inquiry tato the cause of the fire. At a bite hour lent night there was a large man of ma terial still smouldering oa the basement of the buddies. The gardens were open as usual last evening for the out door amusements, and several th , iusand persons paid the admission fee of one shilling, attracted by the desire to see the scene of de.structiou. UOUBI OF COMMONS.—Trawmr, Jules 11. ILlmilinm.l from )eitterslay's Arpnras.) ACCRWSOMILS AND A lIIITTORB HILL. Mils WE west lerou,;11 c.eimittee. CRIMINAL STA . ' II ITS REPEIL BILL. This Lill oleo pooped through c mmittee , awl t►e sill* Too suspended et Ivo mlootoo to 3 o'clock until 6 The home resumed at 6 o'clock. TOE CBI RVII RATE ABOLITION BILL. ■r. EArcou la mid at woukl, he tonvemeot to the louse If the boo. member for Tavistoek Would •rate whether W permed of the draft of the bill he put in his liando oo Friday last bad Induced him to make any alterAtion I n the warsese be had brought forward fur the abolition of ehureh rates, and which .Gad is the notito poi Cr for the 111th Masai Hir J. TRELAWN crawl it was his intention to prenatal wit kis bill ow the day mm 4. uuleam g"veruuient wog give him 'anther day. He certainly shuuld nut bring it IS bdon the day Named. THE BOTANIC GAIWENS AT GLASNEVEN. Mr. 4 . t . .1Y asked the Vice-President of the Council of Rdoettem whether the Department of Science and Art had reeeiw.l any information fmm the Royal U thlto Rociety that, at • special nicotine of its members. on Monday last, wee resolved to refuse compliance with the (681 re of the igepartetent that the Cotaiiie Gardens at Wa.tieven should be open to the pithlic after the bouts of divine service on Otnilays ; and if so, • Lether it was ietended to take any farther steps to swore the carrying out of this object ? Mr. R. LOW F. mid ke had to expreae hie regret to the he.. gentleman that he wan not present Last treeing toanswer q u es t a ,, e , li e ,iired him that bi. abscuce was invo 'outlay. The Department of Science am, Art bad received • commune atioe of the description to which the hoe. gentle man had referred from the Royal Dublin Society. That department had given it as their opinion that the Clone vas Hardens shriek be epee on Sundays to the mune way aa the gardens at Kew mid Hampton Court. But they had no filiwit to coerce the a..e.ety to throw open their gardens inks' they were to recommend to parliament to withdraw the past This society had • grant of 8,0004 • year. the irabloriptioes runntuitieg only to 1.300 f. a_ year, and the gpvrer time for dammin g th e question would be when the pant of NOM. a year appeared in the astiontak RRINFORCEIIENTS FOR CANADA. Kr. ADDERICY wilted the liarler-Seerstary of State for War whether it was true that three was regiment. of infantry sad a (owe of artillery were tudercirders for North America, awl that the (heat Eastern stearrwhip had been encased for tbeir transport • and, if on, foe what tn.-Able they Isere deetmed, and whether they were to be paid for !Pm the imperial or rokatial tremettry ; and if from the fanner, whether such ripeness hid been proriJad for in the estimate.. BARING ea'el two regiiiwo.s of iofentry in sailitios to the regiment' before 'later orders for Cenide, hod Wes ordered to pro!..sel to Canada, en well en • iield b•M•r• a artillery. 11, believed also, though he had no Isolative ialuernatioa os the subject, that the two regiment& of Infantry and a Geld lottery were to proceed ha the Great lesitere alzamehip. The pay nient of t!.erie troops was already provided for by the veto, of this house in the esti. wishes for this year, and no additional expendituse woad Its iseurred by lb. payauest of these troops. The money having hem soted 1.. parliament they would ho paid from the imperial eta...sober. Mr..% leliEttl.F.Y Ane extra outmost! Kr. T. G. tt RINE' I- There ie ao extra al!ovranee for aura% . The traasport of the troops is bonne on the navel THE ORD:: INCE SURVEY. Kr. II F.I .I :ALf t; e.krl the I u,ler Secretary of State for war oiwtber, to erroni on w:. h the teetenetveattitte of the ollker enprriuteoilibit the orituunn iurvey. it w.te the ia tenth* .4 her Uneet3'eteereroment to platted the coleatral money to the reerwein/ three.fieirthe of Ea.:land awl Malec eo root ea the e.arvey of Northuiitl.erlacki tad Wienberieuil should here free completed. Mr. T. U. 81111Nii .111.1 luring the hint aossioo of partiurtonat the 'utile lord the Sterrett'''. for War au mwed that an externem of the curer, take place without a further inquire before a reinto o tt,• o f th e ', nee . , end it was hie fllr. Marti.fe) ieteutios W move la the wale of the pre met eineiou to eoeeeler whether or uA it wee ea end that the c.daetral covey *Lout,' be ex ._ THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1861. NEAR, the CITY of CANTERBDRY.—BALL-PLACE a deshiab moderate-elmrd MANSION, with Stabling, Gardens, Pleasure. grounds. Park and Farm lands, with good Homestead, Re. ; the whole comprising upwards of leg Acres, in &ring fence. &9888. DA N I EL EMITH,SON,and OAKLEY have received Instructions to OFFER for SALE by AUC . ,at the Mart, near the Bank of England, on T'UESDAY, DO i li June le, at It, in One Lot, the above-nanisd valuable and de lightfully situate RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. In the minket PA. Michael Harbledown, and only 11 mile from the two railway stations at Canterbury, connecting it with the metropolis lip two lines in less than two hours. The mansion Is approached from the hich road to Canterbury by a carriage drive through the perk, and occupies an elevated site oft the side of • bank, and contains on the upper floors 17 chambers and attics ; and on the ground floor, dining room loft. by tl. ft., opening to • large muse. eatery, morning room, library left, by loft., drawing room loft . by 22ft., entrance halt and vesti bule. Also very complete and airy domestic Maces, and various outbnildings including • good laundry and stable-yard, with newly-erected stabling, comprising stalls and boxes for eight horses, standing for live carriages, with coachman's room and lofts, dtc., and at the back of the stabling • conveniently arranged farm homestead. The whole in excellent repair, and abundantly sup plied with water. The kitchen gardens, with small vinery and forcing pits, are large and productive, and the pleasure grounds, not too extensive, are laid out with shrubberies, and lawn on the , garden front of the house. The land, with the exception of 17 acres arable, eta. Ir. lop. coppice, and some garden allotments, Is pasture of rich quality, and forma a boldly undulated, well timbered park, with a fine grove of oaks, a good feature on ap proaching the mansion. The greater part of the estate, with IM mansion. is in hand, and 'with the exception of the arable and coppice land which is leasehold) Is freehold, and free of land lag. There are also three tenements and a hicAt in the vie. Full particulars. with lithographed , may be obtained at ' the principal hotels at Canterbury: o Metiers. Lowe, solicitors, I, Tanneld-court, Temple, EC.; at the Auction Mart; of Messrs. Blake, Tylee, and Tyke, solicitors, 14, Eases-street, 1 Strand: and, with orders to view, of Mears. Banat Bximm, 8011, and 011altv, land agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo- place, Pall-mall, S. W, KINT.—OATIONS HODS& and 88a. tr. Bp. of ORCHARD. HOP, and ARABLE LAND, In the parishes of CLIFF% and COOLING, four miles from Rochester and the timed Station on the London, Chatham, and Dover and North Kent Railways, and three miles from the High= Station, on the North Kent Ms6BRS. DANIEL SMITH, SON, andOAKLEY have received instructions from the Proprietor to OFFER for BALI, at the Hart, near the Bank of England, on TURBDAY, June 18, at 12, CATIONS HOUSE, an excellent Freehold Residence of moderate sire, with capital garden, and containing four principal and three smaller bed rooms, entrance-hall, dining and drawing rooms, with breakfast pariour and conservatory, and all nrcesmy domestic offices, good cellars, dr. Also Arts. Sr. 8p of first-rats arable, bop, and orchard land, all adjoining freehold and land-tax redeemed. and situate in the well-known fruitful parishes of elide and Cooling, with all necessary farm premises, labourers cottages, de. The whole is in hand, and possession may be had on completion of the purchase. At the same time will be offered some Freehold Cottages at Cliff tatted, Plans and particulars may be had on application to A. C. Murton, Nos., solicitor, 90, Queen-Are* Cheapeide, EC.: or to Messrs. Denim Bgmt, SoB, and OALLIT, land agent. and sur veyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Panniall, &W. SIMI A. Lord J. ITTIELL 'eh! he bed stated • kw ago that ho hoped to he alga Arturo the end of the premed week to talons the home of what h.t.l bees dope with nopeet to the engelitires ming se at l'oletentinons f e the future Intimater °. Kula He hart sow to slate that, although the details were en completed, there had tree a meeting of as representatives of the Just powers st en•taatisons, sad they bid egreed na the Isms Tnne, namely, that leers naiad be $ elaistiaa rain of Syria ia elbonlins flee Is the Senn ARMY COLONEL& Canal LINDSAY wow to novo the ssioNtias d simile be had -iota walieo, " That as haca ) do address bs poinadad to bar itowts praying that stio sill Ito gnaw* =to lake i.e. erwarAnstiale the pawat petition of care promulgate the milt of calomel fur dietiaguiaberl baise is the field /bias tlaii wit in the Ett.t. in I KS:, uod isea. who shes the list of colonels mes restart! in IK'S& awe sefortsaately ev.alasheil is be assimeadations of the royal semmaiaion ef that year. by which their mopeds bas maim have hem wobbly isjare.l" ab. T. O. BARING .awl tb• goweraniest dhl *beat to sillanm mad a floalmillee would 1.. appuoited to cos• sear the pcsitson of them' Akera l'ah.r tabs eiream• ease\ b thssibt it iris:medians at that momest to die lima era aim dismisa i , layover, followed, which modem' he. MARKETS. TALLOW.--TeLIDAT EVZNING. —The market is quiet. Subjoined are the closing pricer. --spot, 545. ; June. 535. Wt. ; July to September, ; October to December, SU. Rd. ; Old Y. C. rs.weigliol, 525. G. Deliveries y ester. day, 170 arks ; arrivals, Done. - OCY/TON.—Ltnarooz, Juirs 11.—We have bed a limited business in cotton Ito•day, but prices remain very firm, par ticularly for the bulbar qualities. The sales are 13,000 bales including 4,870 Asseicsa, Cal. to 80. ; 800 Surat, nd. to kid. ; 150 Egyptian, Md. to V. ; 180 Pernam, 9-18 d— . which 2 . 000 are for speculation and export. The week's import it 21,187 balm. OOTTON 000D11.—lisncimrres, Joys 11.—The yam market has bees very . quiet. There have bees plenty of offers, but at lower prices then spinners nested inclined to accept. Very little actual business has been dorm for any market. Amend the most active buyers base been those for Germany, but the transaction were not onsiderable. Thera has bees some little business also for the Mediterns nean. There have been some low offers heehaw, hut they have not led to badmen. No change worth noting in prices generally. The sleek market has bees very heavy. The prices of newly all deecriptio[s are lower than last week, and isles are very difficult to effect. This applies princi pally to goals suited to the India and China market.. The last amounts from faun were very discouraging, showing immense leases os gods already shipped, and very large stocks of nuinufactund goods on head. There have been no offer. to-day of any oussequence A report was current that the Bank was about to raise the rate of ammo* end though not confirmed it hail a discouraging effect on the motet. The American question also absorbed much atten tion, sal there seems to be little prospect of a speedy set tlement, which operates very injuniously to trade. WOOLLEN CLOTR.—Lairra, June 11.—The market was moderately well attended this morning, sad a steady and average Tuselay's Wines was transacted. )IAIirFACTURE4.—HOODZIMPtILD, Jret 11.—There 6 a little more doing au goods suitable for the preempt sea son. hut the pasha humor cooties's much us usual, and manufacturers complain at the mull annolut of profit they are enabled to make on the few transaction* that take plate. WOOLS. —Fit . riataritim, JUNI 11.—Then is Mel, doing in wool, imp.. Lally colonials, but the uncertaie state of trade myosins litts,ra from operxtio to any extent further than what is required for pre cut Prime without 'imitation. CORN. —HULL. 3I ; r 11. A to-day'a market a moderate supply of English wheat ; farmers are unwilling to nibrnit to :v.,' redaction, but where lake are made it la wry to accept la per .Ir. below last Tomalay's onrrmsey. Foreign ta. lower, bat demind rather bettor than of We at the re duction, Us. par 4 , 501 b. paid for pod Bahia red. Barley dull. sad an pudd l e. la. cheaper. Baena and peas slow and prime tending downward.. Oats neglected. although offered at tid. to IP. par qr. less money. The foreign imports teal week are as under :—wheat, 16,342 yea, ; barley, 10,607; osta, 11.621; beau., 2 . 811 ; P•u• 0 . 102 ' Wm. 1.663 ; linseed and rapeseed, 13,1169. Oil makes. W time ; boor. 226. Lesze.Jcxell. L With a fair rt alaew of wheat to-day there fie Ire. meeker* es the of hLlen to eon. but melon boy twitter*, ri nely fo e hei r lamellate ro lairegoesta ; t e few arm made are at the ratio of Friday Ld.,Beirley werniod. The bursar paring io beam is amalj e az . l prior rather give way. Oste arl cart errata MIN, Jtritt ll.—The weather has been unsettled the pot with, sat • pal deal of rain has fallen. The erops have isproval h tbs late nuns. At to-day. market the attend. soot woo anse, tea bet HUI+ doing; beat .but moat 14 goofedla. par qr. cheaper; commoo 2s. per qr. lower. Sprig ossw.Prhom so alteration. Per quarter impanel to the melee—.what, white, 61Ihs. to 6311 m, per imperialbashel, 54e. to 61a ; ditto, red, Mb*. to 6211 a., 425. to 55e. Harley, beet Chevalier malting. 52111:o. to 7.31 be., 4.1 a. to 4.14. ; ditto, rum Chevalier ditto . sllka, t o gob... 3/4. to eie ; ditto. distilling, 5011 s. to 5111 m, 31s. to 25e. Oats, 312ta. to 421 hr., 21a. to 270 Beau, old, 631 b, t o & d b.. , 52.. to No ; sew. 601 la. to 8411.. 42e. to 441 e. LiTnroot.. J u e 11. —There was& fair !itteodattee at this morialse• what, sad a wed brims dolog is chow* sun. *ales fib► Mutton. No. 6, BZILIMLITZQVARE—PRZLINMARY ADVERTISE MINT. MESSRE.DANIELF3iII ; III,BON,andOAILLEY are favoured with Instructions to OPYYR for BALI by Art:TION, at the Mart , near the Rank. On TULIDAT, Ally 0, at 12, the aboveuentinud desirabiy situate LgrotttlioLD TOWN RkeIIDENCE. with Immediate poweesion . held for an unexpired term of about at years, at a ground rent of LICA per annum ti le a d m i rably mittlnternal as to its arrangement for th e resldeuce of • at ,, a email ferully. and contains on the upper loon the..wesetd e n ..., one large bed room. Musing room sad a wash rum on the UM floor. 1..0 drawing moon. en nap... dialeg-reem, coeventenUy placed. back and trout staircases: sad on thegroead Our a rooming room and second room con nected by folding doors . also, in the basement, various domestic 00ti ris, Inc luding Printed particajaea e au be published shortly, and In the mean time further Informatics, withoolera to view, racy be obtained of If. Demo. sad O•KtaT, land soma sail Ninepin, IS, W 111 . the VICINITY of CAPITYRHURY.—HOPI EPIN a com fortable ItESIDENCS, with Stabling, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, and Pasture land, the whole comprising upwards of 15Acrre. ESSRELDANIELSMITII,BON,andOABLEY have received butructiorui to OFFER for SALE by Arc- TION, at the Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUUDAY, June 18, Ml 2, In line Lot, the above-mentioned RESIDENCE and valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situate close to the village of Harbledovrn, and about mile from the city of Canterbury, and comprising a good and substan tial old-fashioned residence, containing, on the chamber floor, nine bedrooms, lumber room, closets, he.. on the ground-fluor, dining-room 24 ft by 16 ft , drawing-room 24 ft. by 17 ft. library, awl domestic offices, with outbuildings and stabling for three horses, coach-house, kitchen garden, and pleasure grounds, with conservatory and terraced walks, sloping to the south, com manding cheerful views over • pleasant valley ; also some ex ceedingly rich pasture land, forming home paddocks, and sloping from the turnpike road, with an extensive frontage thereto. offering attractive sites for building. The whole com prising upwards of THIRTEEN ACRES, In • ring fence. and, with the exception of about 3 acres in hand, is with the house under lease, with sale covenants to an excellent tenant, with an unexpired term of three years. rull particulate, with lithographed plans, may be obtained at the principal C Y, Tan el~iarourt. anterbury ; ; at :tsars. Lowe : lt:tors : Blake, Tylee. and Tylce, sollcltOrs, 14, e Emexotreet, Strand; and with orders to view of Meows. Da/IM, Mare, its, and OActsy, Lind agents and surveyors, 10. Waterloo-place, Pal ma, VW. IN the NEIGHBOURHOOD d CANTERBURY, and imme diately adjoining a village, Ibt• Ir. Lip. of rich Feature Land, with a small Cottage, adults* adapted for the erection of reddence. MENRS.DANIELSMMI,SON,andOARLEY have received instructions to OFFER for BALE by AUC TION, at the Mart, neer the Bank of England, on TITIMDAY, rime In, at lt, in one Lot, various enclosures of rich and soun d FREEHOLD PASTURE LAND, close to the village of Harbledown, and adjoining the church, comprising IGa. it. 13p.. In a ring fence, of which, about nine acres are let to a yearly tenant at a low rent : the residue 'with the exception of a brick and tile cottage, containing six rooms, with • mall garden, and let to ilarria, a yearly tenant) is in hand. Pilo WA particulars may he obtained at the principal hotels at Canterbury ; of Mews. Lows, solicitors, 2. Tantield-court, Temple, ; at the Mart LC. ; of Mews. Blake, Tyke, and Tyke, solicitors, 14, Essex-street, W.C.: and of Mews.. Denim URN, 114.14. and OAKLNY, land sisals and surveyors, 10, Water loo-place, Yall.tuall, 8. W. VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consisting of 47 HOUSES, Inclualing nROPI; and PUBLIC-HOUSE 9, with curly Min In several owes, In the Imp octant thoroughfare of sr. ANDREW-4*RM, and streets adjacent, In the pariah dirt OILZMICTIIILTIELDII. ESSRS.DANIELSMITH,SON,andOAKLEY have received InatrueWow to HELL by AUCTION, at the Art: near the Bank of itand, on TUESDAY, June IS, at 12, In several low, the valve PROPNJITY, consisting of Noe. 1 to 4 and. to IS, Little St. Andrew-street, NMI 19 to 21. Tower-street, Noe. DIM 19, Little Real-street, and N. et 5 to 19. Lumber-court, Seven MIL it present producing sn annual rental of DM toe., but at the expiration of the present Imam will produce a much greater annual income. The leases of a por tion of the property In Little SL Andrew.street, Liunher-oourt, and Little Earl street, will fall In at lady-day, 1991, and of other property within a few years, and the lots will be arranged as far as poreible so that the leases of all the houses in each lot will fall In at the seine time, thus enabling the purchasers to improve the property by making use of the sites for the erection of more valuable premises The property peasants very sound opportu nities for Investment, and several of the lots am particularly worthy the attention of builders. _ . I;;;l'leUiarTVoy 103onTalned — of T. H. Wyatt, Zaq., 77, Great kusaell.•trret. W C . of Mews. Make, Tyke, and Tylee, tore, 14, tater.street, !Want:, W.C. ; of Mews. Lewis, Wood, nod Street. odletkos. 0. Raymond-balldtnes, Orafainn, W.C. at the hart, LC.; or of Matra DANIEL Saint, BON. and OuttlY, land agents aad sarveyon, 10, Witerloo.ploce, Pall-mall, WARWICKSHIRE, on the Immediate harden of the counties of Northampton and Leicester.—The distinguWied MANSION, known as BILTON ORANGE, an extensive and magnificent structure, presenting a fine example of the Tudor period of architecture. with every Internal fitting and decoration, in pure keeping, end suitable for a nobleman er gentleman with a large establishment, beautifully situate two miles from Rugby, affording excellent railway transit, and surrounded by about 600 acres of park lands, overlooking a delightful land scape, formed by a richly-timbered pasture vale, tenninated by the high land dividing the counties of Warwick and North ampton, in the heart of a district hunted by the Pytehley, the Quern, and three other fashionable packs of foxhound& MESSRS.DANIELSMITSON,andOAKLEY have been honoured with instniettons to 0171ilt by PUB LIC SALK, at the Mart, on TUESDAY, July 2, at 12, the above remarkably important PRPY.MOLD PROPERTY, consisting of a noble mansion, erected within the last 20 years in the most substantial and costly manner ;selected bncks, a ith atone dressings throughout, front the designs and antler the im mediate superintendence of the late A. W. Pugin, Esq., the cele brated ecclesiastical architect, and it was his first as well as bin grandest work In domed° medieval art, canted out with a pro feasional earnestness, an attention to minute detail, a uniformity in design, and a purity of style altogether unexampled. It Is placed on a dry and healthy alto, commanding rich home scenery, is surrounded by a compact domain of about FOUR HUNDRED ACRK'4, chiefly park lands and park-like pastures and paddocks lin which are well-used fox earths, securing frequent meets`, and the up by a shrubbery avenue, which only admits of a view of ft e s il da ch tely turret tower, and the massive arched porch entrance gives to the building • most imposing appearance. Its interior arrangcmenta consist of au entrance hall 31 by 21 feet. in fine keeping ; billiard room adjoMirig 22 feet square: a noble dining hall, 37 by 24 feet, with a minstrel gallery or orchestra ; • fine gallery, 102 fest by 17 feet 0: a librsrf i communicating by sildingdoors with the drawing room form together a hoe re ception room or saloon, feet by ft feet, am having large stone bay windows overlooking the grounds, and a rich prospect; all fitted and finished with exquisite taste, and in thorough keep , rag with the 'Articular period, having Engtish oak linen-fold panelled Dado, exhibiting the finest examples of Joiner's work : with oak floors. beautifully laid and polished boldly eculptured chimney pieces with massive dug supports; stained glass windows,de.,giv og, with all the unique appointments in antique carving, • perfect baronial air. There is also • delightful second drawing room, 21 by 16 with a bay Ififeet by 11 foot, and finished with old andfine Gobelins tapestry panels, an elegant boudoir and other rooms of a minor character. There are 41 chambers iexclualve of six men servant,' rooms), approached by a tine English oak staircase, of which number 11 are principal apartments', with dressing rooms, large, lofty, and cheerful, and fitted throughout in true taste, with missive carved canopy, state, and other bedsteads, garde robes with elabointely carved panels, and other articles, rare. curious, and costly. The domestic Maces are planned with great attention to minvenience, a n d are hilly equal to the require ' ments of a large family. and Include a finely arranged kitchen, with au ante-room emumuniuding with the dining-room. The whole of the house lighted with gas made upon the premises. The outnflices are numerous :and substantial, and include three &stall stables fitted with oak, and six loose boxes, saddle and harness rooms, Re., and a shoeing forge, a range of five double coach-houses, a pump-home, Ac.: an excellent gasometer, erected at a distance from the mansion, precluding the possi bility of annoyance, and supplying the mansion and every pert of the premises. Thu pleasure grounds contain extensive gravelled nod lawn terraces, with avenues of the arum:aria and the decetora. a capital lethllnit.green, and a magnificent conser vatory; a stalled kitchen garden. In perfect order. THE DILTON GRANGE YARM-HOURE, with substantial and newly-erected farm buildings, together with various ortiumental cottages within the thiamin, embra,Mft in es entirety wln. Sr. Sip., of which 244 a. Ir. op. are rich and useful pastures, 1075. lr. 17p. corn and root Wel, lihs. Or. lip. the mansion grounds and methane. and the remainder plant's thins containing well.frnmented towards. formintran exceed ingly choice and a very important freehold residential property. Note.—lmmediate possession may be obtained, and the whole of the appropriate antique lidded and other furniture may be tAten by the purchaser at a valuation to be made In the usual 1121111111rer. iSKlCulant. with Ilthorraptile plena and drawings. Is each. may he obtained of Merin. MirlialT4 Dalrymple, and Drake, aolieltan, dN, Parllanientntrect . and of Mca•n Moffat RMITFI. S. , N. and 1)%lil./A. hand u..ebtA, 10. Waterloo-place, Pitildosia Gordon. N.W., o 1 whom slow cards to vier t e manatee isaa be obtained. W A MUCK It I: —DI NCH% RCH.LODOE, a very elude* Huntina Residence, near to the Important town of Rugby. with Its eentnil station on the London and North Western Hallway, eteunteoleatihe with every important Uwe In the ISSREI.DANIELBMMI,SON,andOAKLE" have hems faronmd with Instructions to SELL by Ate— TION, at the Mart, near the Bank of Assdand, on TULIDAY, July t, at It. a very superior HUNTIND-BOX, known as DIINCIITECH-LODOE, imasedlately adjoining the itilton Grange Mate, placed upon a dry and healthy site. commanding a rich landscape, near to the extensive village of Dunchurch, on the great Holyhead road • and comprising a most substantially-erected residence, containing entrance hail and lobby, dining.rooro, drawingvoorn, and morn ing-nom. 10 good bedro oms. approached by an oak strdrcaw, convenient domestic atom, kc. The out-oak:es consist of, in the ea:Assayer!. two coach-homes. with harnem and saddle rooms, two loose hexes, with men's room and lofts over; In the saddle yard. a newly erected and sobstantial range, consisting of eight capital loose loxes, Cc.. together with lawn and pleasure grounds. kitchen ganiens. ,tc., and two rich grans paddocks, embracing in the vdmic 115, Sr. Sp It la altogether, from its fine sitnation In the centre of a great hunting district, and from the comfortable yet inexpensive character of the residence, a most desirable property. Particulars may be obtained of Mews. Bireham, Dalrymple, and Drake, solicitors. du . Pluilamentatnet and of Mesas. DANIKL SMITH. Sot, and OARLIIT, land agents and surveyors, 10, Water loo-place, Pall-mall, S.W., of whom alone orders to view can be Vie. 011 , 011:313HIRL—Tba 80UND11311 NITA= a valuable MEP, 116CD - iibTiaficsitiii4;in — a - beaictililisit of the country, within five miles of Henleynn-Thanters,, and about 10 hour's ride of the Metropolis by the Oriat Western Line of Railway. MESSRS. DANIKLBMITH,BON,sndOAKLEY have received Instructions to BELL by AUCTION, at the near the Bank of Zealand, on TUZSDAY, June 20, at 12 (=leas previously disposed of by priest* contract, of which due notice will be given), THB BOUNDEN WiTATE, • valuable agricultural property, freehold and land-tax re deemed. situate In the most healthypart of the county of Oxford. The estate, through which are excellent roads leading to the capital market towns of Beadily, Henley, and Wallingford. com prises about 6t2 acres, of which 100 are woodland, and the re mainder composed of good sound stock land in the highest pos sible state of cultivation, haring been fanned by the owner on the most approved principles, and growing excellent crops of corn and roots. The very extensive farm buildings which have been erected within the last two years, of stone and brick, are of a first-class order, and fitted with all the most recent modern ro impvements, the tired steam machinery and barn works, by Clayton and Shintleworth, being complete in all details. There Is also a small gas works, from which the gas is laid on over the house, farm buildings, and adjoining village : and attached to the estate valuable brick-yard. with kiln and drying sheds, and in which la a most abundant supply of white and red clay, capable of being made into every sort of Caand stone ware pots, pans, etc., as well as sound bricks. r d esidence, which is at present occupied by the owner, and la mentioned in Pepyi Diary ea having been the residence of Nell Owynne, is a substantial dwelling.house, and, though old, la fitted with modern conveniences, lighted throughout with gas, and with hot and cold water Ind on. It is delightfully situate on the south side of the Oxfordshire hills, and from the windows the eye ranges over a most magnificent undulating country, extending over two counties, and comprising Windsor Castle, Crystal Palace, Haling, and the Surrey hills. In the front of the house is • raised gravel terrace, commanding • tastefully laid out geometrical flower garden, with gravel walks, sur rounded by a beautiful and extensive lawn, shrubbery, rose ordan, and yew bower, while at the back are three well-stacked kitchen gardens, orchard, a greenhouse 160 feet long, cucumber frames, well, and Ice-house: the whole being abundantly sup plied with excellent water. Particulars, with plan of the estate, and • ground plan of the agricultural buildings, may be obtained of Messrs. Leman, Leman, and Groves, solicitors, 51, Lincoln's-Inn-Gelds, W.C. : at the Mart: and of Messrs. D. Slims, Sos, and OAILIJY, 10, Wisterias-Nam Pall-mall. London, S.W. iItIEHOLD RESIDENCE, and LANDS adjoining, containing If Ik . Ir. lap., la the Wilms' et DOWN, near Bromley, E NT. BRB .DANIEL EUILITH,SON,andOAKLEY have received instruettoma to SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart, near the Bank of Ragland , an TUESDAY, June 26, at 12 ,Inste.l of July 2, so previously advertised; from the K Mortgagees under a power of sal al e, In d: Lots , a valuable YEE, . _. . situate in the rural village Wriown, li;Tpretty part of the county of Kent, about three miles from the town of Farn borough, and about six miles from Bromley, where there is s station on the Mid Kent and London, Chatham, and Dover Rail ways, and about the same distance from the St. Mary Cray Sta. tins on the latter line. It comprises an old-fashioned residence, in the Elizabethan style, known as Verner Lodge, containing dining and drawing rooms, four bed rooms, and two servants' rooms, kitchen, &c.: also a lofty tower, containing rive small rooms, with an angle turret, the top surmounted by a vane: de tached stabling,chalse-honse,large covered tattle j ard, with sheds, pigsties, ttc. It stands close to the village, surrounded by garden and indilock containing in the whole in. Ir. 30p.: also a capital large garden, or nursery ground, on the opposite side of the mad, coutaininor la. Ir. Bp. an enclosure of good arable land, adjoin ing, containing go. Or. sp. an enclosure sf fertile meadow land, containing Oa. Ir. op. and another enclosure of amble land, con taining la. Ir. 13p. These lands are close to the village, and are let to yearly tenants. The home paddock is in hand. Particulars, with plane, may be had of Molars. Moriand sad Godfrey. solicitors, Abingdon : at the Mart : at the inns at Farnborough and Bromley and of Mews. Dies. SMITH, 8011, and °AVM!, land agents and sarveyors,lo, Waterloo-place, Fall- S.W. TWO FREEHOLD RESIDENCES la the MORNINOTON-ROAD, nose the York and Many, BMW In-p11.114 with Immediate possession. MISES. DANIEL SMITH, SON, andOAKLEY have received instructions to SELL by ACTION, at the near the Rank of Riteland, on TrIDIDAY. June 2.5. at It M, (instead of July 2, as previously advertlaelP, from the Mortgagees under a power of saks, 1a Two lots, TWO desirable VW:MOLD RESIDENCES, numbered 71 and 751 a the Ifornington-road, at the upper end, not far from the York and Albany, and Gloucester-gate, Regent's-park, In the parish of St. Pancras. They are both seml.detached, sub stantially built of brick and slate, and contain the usesi accom modation for respectable families. No. 71 is of the estimated annual value of AO5. and No. 75 of g 75, but they are at present unoccupied, so that 'mastodon may be had on coropletion of the purchase. Particulars may be had of Mean. Worland and Godfrey, solicitors. Abingdon; of Mr. George Murphy, no. Stanhope- MOW, Regent's-Park N.W. : at the Auction Mart ; and of Messrs Maui SNITS. Sot sad OAKUM land agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, &W. HILTS. 7 BRIIICY-H91111 4 sod tbout 100 act, of tiered Park Lands, vrithin one mile of the Bushey Station of the London and North Western Railway, and thus within one half.hour's Journey of the Metropolis. M ESSRS. DANIEL EIMITH,BON,andOABLEY have received Instructions front the Proprietor to arrange this valuable FBEINOLD PROPERTY for SALE, at the Mart near the Bank of England. in . 1, 111041 MM. Pre. 'lousy disposed of by private conuneti. It consists of a most substantially-built moderstesized mansion, lodge entr i li n na ant the necessary offices, stables, coach-houses, and farmery, in good order and St for the immediate reception of a family. The rooms are lofty and of good size. The lawns tool terrace walk and beautiful timber render the whole a most desirable residence. The land in this district is of good quality as meadow land, but from its proximity to the station, and its handsome timber, it Is very saleable for building purposes. The views are magnificent, extending fur many mike in every direc tion. The house is near the village, but thoroughly screened from It, and is also near the church, In which two pews have been occupied by the owners of this property for many years. Also, In the village of Bushey, a convenient residence, containing seven bed-rooms, three sitting.rooms, good ofilees, with three stall stable and coach-house, cow-house, dc.. Rood garden, and about three acres of meadow land. The whole property Is in the hands of the proprietor or his yearly tenants, except four acres, which are let so lease. Possession of the mansion, the smaller houses,and of nearly 80 acres, may be hadon the completion of the purchase. The property will be offered in one lot, and if not sold will be immediately offered In nine lot.—Particulars may be obtained of mew., Davies, Son, and Campbell, 17, Warwick-atreet, Rtgeut-atrett : or of Messrs. DANIEL NIIITH, NUN, and oAeLiff, l an d agen t s an d surve y or . , In , Waterloo-place, Pull-mall, S.W., of whom orders to view the property, between the hours of 2 and 5. may be had. WESTFIELD, In the county of BUSILX„ shout aye miles from Battler, itt. Leonard's. and Battle. MESS RS. DA NIEL SAI ITH,SON, an(IOAK LE Y have received instructions to OFFER for SALK by ACTION, at the Mart, near the Bank of England, on TEEL. DAY, July 2, at it, In Ow or several Les. the WESTFIELD ESTATE. • sound agricultural investment, containing CO3 acres of good arable, pasture. and wood land, lying well together In • most pieturesquo and desirable neighbourhood, affording various building sites for the erection of a mansion. It la freehold, except eight acres. which are copyhold, and Is at present divided into five farms. The woods, which are full of thriving timber and onderwood, contain 120 a. Or. 30p. As an agricultural invest ment. combined with capital sporting features and residential qualifications, this property is worthy tho attention of Lard. talists. There is good trout and pike fisidni; on the property. It adjoins the weiLknown and beautiful Reimport," the seat of the late Sir C. M. Bart., and the estates n 1 the Countess of Waldsansve. 11. & B Eaq., awl W. L Bmtth, Fly., and is In the centre of the Feat Sum a Fox Bunt. A plan of the estate may be seen at the places of the auc tioneers. Particulars may he had of Messrs. 131inan and Whit marsh. solicitors. a Batas and Rye . and of Messrs. DAWN.. SMITH, Sole, and OARLBT. land agents and surveyors, 10, Water leo-place, Pali mall. london, B.W. TALE of WIGHT.—FERN-HILL —A RENIDENTIAL FREE HOLD ESTATE, or Gentleman's Fenn, with a moderate.slsod and beautifully situate Mansion, combining all the advantages of sonde/Wand a marine residence, well-appointed with beau tiful pleasure grounds. park-like pastures, and farm lands, the whole comprising about 314 acme: also a TITHFeItENT CHARGE of £7 Ils. Bd. per annum 3 1 1438R8.DANIELSMITH,SON,andOAKLEY an favoured with instructions to OFFER for SALE by AUCTION. at the Mart. near the Bank of England, in Two Lou, ou TUkBDAY, July 4, at It the rune-named valuable FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL ESTATE and TITHE-RENT CHARGE, Lot 1. The FERN-HILL ESTATE Is situate in the pariah of Arreton, In one of the most beautiful districts of the Wand, close to the village of Wootton, and about 31 miles from kyde, East Cowen, said Newport respectively, and comprising a comfortable and moderate-sized family mansion, containing on the upper floors, 15 bed and dressing rooms, long gallery, and summer draw Mg room 3n ft. by 141 ft. : on the ground floor, drawing mom Si ft. by 21 ft., dining room 20 ft. by 191 ft., study, billiard room, morning room, store room. and good domestic °Mom; also various oot.bulidings, and stable-yard, with standing for eight horse., large coach. houses, Re. It occupies an elevated rite, and has a lofty tower upwards of 80 feet in height, which command. magnificent views over the island, as well as Splthead, the Channel, and the surrounding coast of the main land. The approach to the man sion is by • carriage drive, with a handsome lodge. The plea sure grounds are well planted. and the kitchen gardens large and productive. The Wootton.bridge and creek, which form • valu able boundary to the estate, and a good feature from the man sion, affords a good harbour, and every advantage for yachting The estate, altogether about 314 acres I n a ring fence, Is nearly all in hand, and well adapted for a pleasure farm, and comprises lime useful arable, pasture, and park land, with two conve niently placed farm homesterD, and various cottages. The surface is undulated, well watered. Interspersed with planta tions, which form good coverts for rune, and intersected by private roads, which afford beautiful rides and drives, and every facility for the occupation of the land. The .rectorial tithes appertain to and par with the estate. Lots The RECTORIAL TITHES arising nut of upwards of 01 acres, lii the parish of Arreton, and amounting to about g 7 Mu Bd. per annum. Printed particulars may be obtained of C. E. Withal', FAQ., solicitor, IS. Bedford-row; and, with orders to view, of Mews. Damn Slum, 150 g, and OlitLff, land agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-pros, Pall-mall, kW. Ys - w ma sineasi and redred Wel : melt 111910< et melleol riaa, woring shod of ea loch MmbriNoa; mid mob Whim, them It 6.g, remelog nearly th ree bundredtles isereare. X.—r.spoorad thermometer In Made. M . — Moistened bulb (for evaporation and de. point). D.—Dlrectios of wind (true—two points lei of mag netic). 7.—late (1 to 11—ertimated). C.—Clotal (1 toe). L Luitlabt Moe sky. e. donde (detached): t, fa: h. ball; I. 111b1=09. WWI : overeat (MR ;r, gala . mew . . • flos-dletarlmoot (I toil). SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Malden, Captain Williams, hence to sio Bento. was totally lost on a bank off Nim Bar on the 19th of April . crew saved— Liverpool, June 11. City of Inctnow, from the Clyde to Calcutta, which went ashore in Bangor Bay on the oth of February, floated last night. and bas been towed in safety to Rockfort, in this Lough.—Belfast, Jane 11. Olynne schemer). of Chester, Captain Porter. from Nowport to San Sebastian. with railway iron, sprung a leak and foundered off the Loophips yesterday. crew landed here.—Penzance, June 10. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Boupborwi m st.'. from China for Spithemi. bit, ( , Inn, 9W. Broughton Hall, from Bombay for Liverpool, May 2, lat. 2 S., lon. 21 W. Qty of Edinburgh, from Calcutta for London, lot. 35 N., lon. 36 W. Concordia, from llombay for LI rerpool, Aprtl29, lot. 68., lon. 16 W. Balance. from Liverpool for Bombay. May a. Bans Fredrick ßremen bellow, from London for Calcutta, April 16, lat. 4 N., In. 23 W. Loodianah, front Liverpool for Bombay, May 5. lat. 5 N., l on . W Roxburgh Cautle, from London for Ifelbonrne, Mayo. lat. 6 N., lon. 21 W. Sydney. treat Rangoon for London, April 5. lot. le 6., ton. 32 E. Tudor, from Bombay for Liverpool, April 29, lat. 6 S., lon. 15 W. FIRE AT ST. MARTIN-IN-TIIR-FIELDB WORCHOC6Z. —Yesterday morning the inmates of this workhouse were thrown into • state of alarm, in consequence of the out break of a fire between three and four o'clock. The fire was soots extinguished, but four lunatics, who were strapped down in bed, narrowly escaped suffocation. " We find Du Barry's health-restoring Revalenta- Arable& Food the safest remedy for habitual constipation, Indigestion 'dyspepißs! acidity, distension, coughs, colds, asthma, bronchtt* - coon:monition, diarrhom, nervousness, bili ousness. torpidity of the liver, debillty.—Andrew Vre, M.D. F.ILA—Dr. Harvey, Dr. Phorlsod, Dr tßmptiell."—Dr. Wurzer's testimonial :—" Du Barry's food le particularly effective in curing Indigestion dyspepsia', constipation, diarrhres, bowel and liver complaints, lonammatory Irritation, and cramp of the urethra, the kidneys and bladder, and hemorrhoids. also couch, asthma, debility, and e..lislim:rtion: —Dr. Rudd Wimer, Professor of Medicine and Practical M.D. It saves fifty times its cost in other remedies.—Packed to thus, lib., Ps. RI. ; 211.1, 44. : 61h., 11s.; lab., Pia Barry du Barry and Co.. 71, litegentatreet. London ; alm at Fortnum and Mason's : and at 60, Orseechurch• street . 4, ('heapside: R and LtiO, Osfordatreet : and all grocers and chemists,—(Adve,rtisementi BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BRAUND.—Jon• 9, at Lower tortillas... Platopetead.common, t►e wife of 11. B. Brenta imq , of • eon. CHARUINUTON.—Juno 7, at Ittovu'oransgard..ns, Routh Ken elegtou, the wife of E. Charrinzton, Yoq., of a daughter. HlLL—June°, at Park-row, Bristol, the wife of Yr. U.lllll. of • son dAILRis —June 9, at Mclt.lfoot Lodge, Torquay, South Devon. the wife of 0. Marrs; Esq.. of • sun. tIOOIIF. - S. at Langford-place, Si. John's.wood. the wife of W. Y. Moore, EN.. of a daughter. eau-E.—June 30, at Laden Lodge, Camberwell, the el le of C. Faq., of a son. MARRIAGES. DWIGHT-11A1IvARD.—Jutbe S. at Christchurch. North raix- Ma, by the Rev. J. MT. Hussey, XC. Dwight, Esq.. to Clary l'Hutheth. dauJitter of E. Hayward. Esq.. late 8.L1T.!). GIOLD--STEELE —June 6, at St. Step ,ro's•the- Martyr. Avenue road. by the Rey. L Nelson. N.A., Charles Edmund, son of 14 . C. Gold. Esq.. of Ormoude-ternee, litjeut's park. to Louisa Isabella, daughter of T. Steels, Eel., of thmeede. tremor. riILii 7 LYORBET.--June 10, at Cambridge, by the Rev..L,eeph Millen, Y.. 1. , the Rev. Arthur Wolfe, )1.A.. Fellos end Tutor of Clare College, to Loulat Morley, younger daughter of the Rev. Alex. J. lx IrOrery, 11.1).. of Corpus atrial College, DEATHS. ALLP.' —Juno 7, at the Paransagv, Stith, Mr. J. Allen, age.' SO. BALLA --Jnise 8. at Brhlcat. Mr. M. Data aged 66 CA BEVl.—June r, at lisocomhe. Devon, Anne Prances, wife et 1r W. P. Carew. Bart., aced 44. HAMBRIII'II 11. —June 6, at Priocotterrstr, hyacinth, A. J. Ilanihrcorth. Eeq., aged 41. LEGUK. —lune d. at peuthtea, the Hon. A. Y. H lagge, Lieu teneat, L N.. seed 10. erssax.—JULSIDENCEIS, in the beautiful neighbourhood of Ledge and Tunbridgewells. MESSR&DANIEL SMITH, 80Noind0A KLEY have received instructiona to OFFER (or SALE by AUCTION, at the Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, July 9, at IR in One Lot, and if aot then sold, in separate Lola, THREE FREEHOLD VILLAS, substantially built, and designed so so to be convertible into a good residence, of an uniform elevation, with centre porch and side entrances, and standing in about three-quarters of an acre of garden. situate about half a mile from the pretty village of Frant, and three miles from Tunbridge-wells, and comprising— Lot I, a comfortable Residence, containing four bedrooms, four small bedchambers, two sitting-rooms connected by folding doors, together lift, by 11l ft. forming dialog room, two sitting wows forming drawing .room lift. by lift., breakfast-room lift. by lift., library lift. by it ft., kitchen, otlices, back and front staircases, Re.: and on either side, Lots 2 and 11, Two similar Residences, with porch entrances, and similar to each other in arrangement, and containing seven rooms and other con veniences, laiticulars may be obtained at the Mart. of Messrs. Phillips and Andrews., solicitors, 44, Lthenliiii-ine.fieldl, N.C. ; and with orders to view of Mean. DAM= Slum. Sow, and OLILLIT, land agents and surveyors, 10, Watarloo-place, Pall mall, B.W. No. 15, PORTMAN-11QVARL—PEILIMINARY ADVERTISE MENT. MESSRS.DANIEL - 011T — H,SON,andOAKLEY hays received instructions to Orlin for BALE by AUCTION, at the Mart. on TUESDAY, July 9, at 12, the above first-clam and substantially.bunt TOWN MANSION, thoroughly appointed as the residence of a nobleman, and snit able for any one requiring accommodation for entertainment on an extensiveseale,with immediate possesidon. The Interior accotn mods** cenobite of, on the upper doors various bed chambers; on the drat floor, three lofty drawing rooms, forming • magnifi cent suite of reception rooms ; on the ground floor a large dining nom, library, and morning room, entrance hall. and Inner ditto, with a handsome stone staircase and galleries. In the basement, commodious domestic offices and outbuildings al.) stabling for eight hones and double coach-house connected In the rear. The property is leasehold for an unexpired term of 24 years, and subject to a ground rent of £6l per annum. Further particulars will be pubUshed shortly. and in the meantime orders to view may be obtained of Mews. Distal BWTH, Bon, and ()Awry, land agents and surveyors, 10, Water loo-place, PaU-mall, B.W. NOTICE. —In the cotr NTT ot SINITOLL —The 80311CRLEITON BITATE. 4 /MRS. DANIEL SMITH SON, andoA KLEY beg to inform the public that the PARTICIILARES, with p and views, of this valuable ESTATE its NOW READY, and may be had upon receipt of 10e. od., or will be forwarded on applicathm.—No. 10, Waterloo-place, Paii4aalL IN the COUNTY of SUFFOLK. The SOMIRLEYTON ESTATE, • most important FREEHOLD RIMIDENTIAL PROPERTY, situate midway between Lowestoft and la. mouth, having eary communication with the metropolis by the East Suffolk Um a Railway, and comprising a MANSION placed in the centre of a beautiful and compact domain, with extensive and valuable surrounding agricultural lands, divided tato capital fame, forming • line Landed Estate of Lena , with valuable manorial rights, showing an annual value of PAM i also various Important properties in the town and port of Lowestoft, consisting of tirst.elase FREEHOLD MARINE RESIDENCES, the ROYAL HOTEL, one of the finest houses en the coast of England, extensive MERCANTILE PREMISES and WAREHOUSES i together with FREEHOLD GROUND RENTS, producing altog eth er • Rental of 210,800. Pll EBBRS. DANIEL SMITH, SON,andoA KLEY hare been honoured by the Proprietor with instructions SUBMIT to COMPETITION, at the Auction Mart, London, on TUESDAY, the Ifeb day of July next, at 12, in One Lot, the abort extensive and important FREEHOLD ESTATE; comprising the magnificent edifice Somerleytonhall, recently erected upon the site of an ancient mansion, and ex. Whiting one of the finest examples of Anglo-Italian arehitec- Cure in the kingdom. Intheaoath front • lofty square Campanik tower rises above the mansion. fanning an imposing feature; at the east end (the carriage entrance a handsome portico, sup ported on columns, with a spacious courtyard and carriage sweep, entered by iron gates of elegant design. The north wing is screened by the winter garden, • beautiful and luxurious *dig Hon, not surpassed by anything of its kind in Europe ; and the west or principal front is iltf t . In extent, opening to a terrace 3001 t. long anti composed of wo wing', having handsome bay windows, with a central tower and • fine entrance porch under. built entirely of Caen stone. The mansion is entered through a fine vestibule and hall, and the reception rooms consist of • noble dining-hall, Sen. tin. by 24ft.. and Sift high, adorned by fine works from the easels of Stanfield, Macßae, and Lance a withdrawing room 8S by 22 feet, fitted throughout with exquisite taste, and opening to the winter garden, a crystal building in the Renaissance style, presenting with its variety of colour and glit tering fountain, tinder a lofty dome, a most hellbent appearance: a charming boudoir, 28 by -2 feet, with a fine bay window . a library, XI by 24 feet, beautifully fitted threughont. a bil liard room, Si by 22 feet, a delightful breakfast room, and • study. opening into a secretary's room the chamber accommodation comprises 22 l.rloclpal and se condary apartments (exclusive of dressing ramie and bath room. The domestic offices are numerous and very superior, and In the basement is excellent arched cellarage. The whole of the mansion is lighted with gas made upon the premises, sot heated with hot air, and was designed and finished miller the careful supervision of Mr. John Thomas, the eminent sculptor said architect. The outbuildings, comprising extensive stabling and cosch-hooves, with • Ins turret cluck tower, engine house, sts, are all in unison with the mansion, and the fruit said forcing houses, vineries, and conservatories are very extensive, and con structed upna the most approved principles ,with the latest im provements ; the Lawn, and pleasure grounds are all in perfect order, and opening to the western front is a Hatch garden, laid out by Neeneld, surrounded by an Italian parapet wall and re lieved by sculpture from the studio of Mr. Thomas. The man sion, with its lovely avenue of lime trees leading to the church, stands in a finely timbered park, on the high land near to the village of Sornerleyton, above the valley of the river Waveney, In the centre of • Hue. compact freehold domain of nearly THREE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES. . divided into capital farms, with excellent homesteads; and inter spersed with ornamental plantations and tine game preserves, attendee lakes and fishing waters, an extensive decoy with the Fritton water, fringed by ornamental plantations, and intersect ing the northern extremity of the estate forms an Important feature in the domain, nearly the whole of t►e village of So merleyton, with Its picturesque green, on which are erected, In the form of a crescent, TWENTY•EIOIIT COTTAGE RESIDENCES, of a substantial and ornamental character, allowing in the do mestic arrangement., and in the number of sleeplug rooms, a rare attention to the comfort and morality of the occupants. Several private dweWng•hoases and various village properties, in excellent repair. THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and NEXT PRESENTATION to the RECTORY of SOMEILLEYTON, commuted at 1950, ex clusive of glebe lands. EXTENSIVE MANORIAL PROPERTIES, together with valuable detached estates: comprising compact farms and rich marsh lands, in the parishes°, ?Raton, oultoo, Caritomeolville, Mutton:l, Barnby, rilundeston, Kinky, Peke. Meld, and Bradwell, presenting a isound landed investment of nearly FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, united to the choicest residential features. Also the LOWIVII )1.7 PROPERTY, forming altogether a highly lunnential estate, with an Important rent roll. The llomerleyton estate is situated in a desirable part of the county of Suffolk. about live miles from Lowestoft, rapidly growing into a fashiobable cud select sea-side resort, seven miles from Great Yarmouth, also a favourite watering-place, 20 Mlles from Norwich, with easy transit to the metropolis by rail, and • navigable communication with the harb o oes of Love.toft, Yarmouth, and Norwich, by means of the rivers Waveney and Yare, of great commercial importance to the property. Taken as an entirety, It cannot but be regarded as a property seldom met with, and in every respect suited to the require ments of a nobleman or a gentleman of taste and fortune in search of a fine residential InVesf MOIL The whole, or the mansion, with 3.n.e.0 acres round It. may he treated for by private contract. Particulars, with clews of the mansion and lithographic plans of the estate, may is obtained, 10s. ltd. each, of Messrs. Norton and Reeve, solicitors. Lowestoft; Messes. Taylor, Dimon, and Taylor, wltcitors, Varni vars.inu, LC. ; Messrs. Swift, Wagatzdf, and I::enkinsop. whet ton, 32, Great George-street, Westminster, S.W.; and of llears. DA/11111. SMITH. POP, and O.IKLET. 10, Waterloo-place, Pall mall. P or whom alone any older to view can be obtaine.i. PLACE FARM, GREAT MEDFIELD. ESSRS.DANIELSMITHION,andOAKLEY have received instructions to OFFER for SALE by ACC ION, In One Lot, at the Mart, near the Dank of England, uu the 16th of July next, the above CAPITAL FARM, freehold, and the land tax redeemed, presenting to an sgrictil - Wrist a good occupation. and to any one a sound investment. It Ls situate In the parishes of Great and Little Itardlleld, nine mike from the market towns of Braintree, Bishop's Stortfonl, and Pan mow respectively, with a projected railway through the latter place. which will have a station at Barittield, and thus yen near to this property. It comprises upwards of 125; acres of superior arable and meadow land • lying well together. and in good eon. Jaime, with a commodious farm-house and home tend. It Is at present in the occupation of Mr. Decry Smith, at a rent of teat per annum. but possession can be obtained at 11 tchaobsa., Out. when the present lease expires. It may be viewed at any time on application to the tenant. Printed particulars with plans will be blowfly putillibed, awl when reedy may be obtained of Slessra. Brij, Tweedie, mid elturs. No. 6, Ely-place, Holborn, L.C.: and of Mesas. „KIM.SMITH, SOS. and OAKLEY, land agents and surveyors, „K I M. km-piece, Palldsall. ER. 801.7T11 LAPICABRIRL—PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. MESSRS.DA.NIELSMITH,SON,ancIOAKLEY have received Distractions from the Proprietors to Pre' pore for SALE by At TION, at Manchester, THE MIDDLETON and THORNHAM RtTATLS These very important freehold properties are free of Biel tar. rapidly increasing in value, attd are situate in the township. , of Middleton and Thernhom, about nix mitre from the city of Manchester, the Middleton station being elope to the proptelYi and only a quarter of an hour's journey from Manchester. The turnpike extol between the important manufacturing towns of Rochdale and Oldham. and the Lancashire awl Yoriehire Med way pass throuch the property. The estates comprise mai ails of TWO TIIOUSAND SEVEN lICNDRIED Acta> of good agricultural land, with appropriate farovhoeSet and homesteads, a considerable proportion of 'wilding and twee , Deviation lands, chief rents, secured upon the greater part of the house property in the town of Middleton, coal mines let at Iv munerative rents, the manors or reputed manor. of I.llJiilitte and Thernham, market tolls, royalties, &c. Thu rental of the whole is upwards of LB,OOO PER Assrm, and Ii capable of great increase by letting the building land nn chief rent*, there being • great demand for sites for mills. map.' factories, and dwelling houses in this populous locality. ,Uw) the ADVOWBON of the RECTORY of MIDDLETON, With Rio acres of 111ehe Lind, Tithe Rentcharecw she., the 7 1 . 0 biome being about £1,300 per alb um. The Thornham ewer. about. 1,780 &tea i n a complete ring fence, th e r e ntal Iwing an wards of £3,600 per annum, will be offered In one lot: tie Mod. dieton division (about 700 tote.. with a rental of 1 1 • 1 " ) Pe r annum', the Bershaw division about 119 acres, a Ith rental is ELIO per annum', will be separanly offered : the chief rents la the town of Middleton, amountina to upwards of 112.000 Ina annum, will he offered In lets varying from two to £4OO per an. num, and present opportunitlea for sound investments. Ms building land in Middleton also be uttered in suitable lots for building purposes. Pllllls and particulars are In COUPSe of preparation, and fiir , ltr trr i c cutr t s it =uj , re . ii.i.fialtih,..7,,,nuietilrgme;rir.„yk• e .11..1J New-square, Uncoil:Ca-Inn: Messrs. Paine awl laytn. house, Ohl Brood-street, LC.; Meson. Swift. W.O . taii• " 4 Mears. 3{ great Owirgeutreet, Westminster S. N '. awl nt ...Wal l. DAME'. MUM Sox, and OAKIXT, laud agents and sur veyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Patl-nall, lI.W. Printed SW rabllahad by Wniame Mato uaus. Of N, o l: Loothorti-etreet, to the City of London. Printer. '— e none, to In eherd*reet. la the Precinct of Witittfriefe. -- lifieminDAY. MIN LI, le6l. No. 4.6 MESSRS. MOI IllackwalLyird AUSTIIALL/L—For Ml the Docks un T111.11.'11 the splendid clipper sh TON, Coindander : 13 forms one of Messrs. of lockets, which cot Norfolk, Lincolnshire, ships, built and tilted trails. Her accommo unsurpassed, and she freight or passage appl with Messrs. Money Passengers by this line to Plymouth first-dm for third-class farm WEEKLY gl NEE* YORK. PHILADELPHIA STE their ttill-powered to embarksenrs I WEEKLY)ao Cabin passage, 15, 17 modatlon. I , ”rward p rooked. Passengers fa through on very &Ivan apply to WILLIAM IN ELVES and MACEY, 6 , ROTTERDAM CTIV "I S N I i ' ne , ific"l N ß V. ma il l / 2 1 .4' 11 0 the British and Forei 11 o'clock precisely, I turning trews Rateird• The Rhine steamer& landscheStoomboot Re morning at lo will be despatched er Tower, returning from freight or pamage, api circus, W.. or to PHI Rood-lane, Penchnrch. METROPOL SOCIETY, E D. Barges, jun., Esq., 1 Peter Cater, Esq. James Dawson, Ebgl. Priuwts J. Delstosse, Prapcis . Pos, Esq. Richard Fri, ~•, Li , Wm. Grant, Loy., Per George Harker, reg. Sir Beujamin Hawes, I Fraser B. Henshaw, E ■xi Henry Itebbecii4 Jo PHYsICUAt ItratiDom—John Hlltc AoLtarOAA—Mosirs. A ADVANTAGES 0 , Ec7inn;;lCal no commission &Wore. The application of t the premiums of Meta The guarantee of an A grows annual int= During its existence without a single ii And has returned to annual premiums The iitin 11(a . For the year ending I declared at the rate of Persons desirous of And It advantageous t Mb July next Prospectuses, Copies may he obtained on ap June I, THE ST. P COMP/4.N Y, Sole Pate Patent tt Pate. Var Patent ILLUSTR) STEVENS and chants, 7s. MAI . RHE/41911 WINER. CI, Julien, dm., 36a. 42.. :4. Champagne, ans., 424., 4 (mot, Ac., One., 4404., 72a Swastika, 301.. Bur Chablis, Ms. and Hs. *elle, 305., 495.: sparkti per doz. A hit a Win AU gouda delivered Ire, rioraz by Sa J Hlghbary and N lowest WILMER rim beat house coal, Is 29 steamers. Hartlepool. 2 WAY: Bllkatone, 225. Barnsley, les. : Hartley screened, to any part LIJI sad Co., Chief Hishbury, Islington, as WATHERSTO CHAINS mr I workmanship at 'shot O She chains guarantee Row much your The !locum of I Ueda&Maofactory, No. 10 Assays made of chat N.B. This establishn. Saturdays et 1 o'clock. HAM IL TOI I. Asszuter MICK of COATS for the • terse having good and hold. LADIES' RID MR. MILES' NRW SCR for t A N( Is now rel.! Thaw Trona* "Mosconi, address Is 73 Ina who is not connect ESTABLIS "THE CELE SUIT." In an tor Walking. !tiding, T obtaland only of Corner of Maori liew Oxford.strei Corner of lutteu Sheffield and Bra' prIHE OCCHIC 1. VENTILATING I Wattle, the light, keel over 8910041wJes, and is J. CALKIN. Agents, W 13 sod 21, Graft...ware PTACLES, SON, will moat au Nadu Wel. with prrt vto 10.. ooli artety, at Aqui 11.1 L post tree. Tkil "Fa rarallY. °Watt hialyllatud 1700. Oaut THE SUMMEI „ find the applies fialY refreshing to the of the complexion and and dusk dispelling tin all Irritability and heal sensation attendant on the akin. Freckks. tai completely eradicated cately eltarand fair cos insects its %trines hare and Is. Id. per bottle.- tfiliAtarden ; and by Ci LAMAS' KALY DOR, the name of Kalydor. DR. RICOR tow Week..";Z a tZ No consultation nreera er four r um k."T129.r. DIBIJCHAN ; own throutr PATILNT 81:0A It- A tho bowels. fintifity sad VEGETABLE osp-se,ated so e ILSTRATEDMici nervous nod musculai In " 4 7 youth, uho Cul Mdiseases of the t i., consolidate , at woof 7 vital Enid, as. Mitelouis advice ties pls." one stamp.- Oxfordotroet, _bevel)* of post-office o °we Wats : Bartley hors -churchyard J. f)bla rtlObresot . Butler: knot. London•brtlge 219 * Wand. Lund on. ETNA. And t 4