The Press. — London, England, 1853-09-10 00:00:00

t SMITH Fl ELD—Prime 'wadi hare commanded a steady sale, add, in some instances, prices have had an upward tendency. Sheep have moved off freely at full currencies; but the value of lambs and calve~ has had a downward tendency. Pigs have pro duced rather more money. Beef, from 3,1 to 4s 6d; mutton, Is 8d to sii ; lamb, 4s fid to foi rid ; veal, 3s fid to 4s 10d ; pork, Is 4d to 4 , 4 CAI per 611oR to sink the offal*. NEWGATE AND LEA DENDAI.I.—A full average business her been doing iii thee« markets. ma followa :—Beef, from 21110 d to 4s; mutton. 3a 4d to 4■ 10d; lamb, 44 tid to be tki; veal, 3. ltd to 44 Nd ; pork, As 4tl to 4s tad per blbs by the care-site. Ml, '\-41u the Ith inotaut, at Stockpol...court, Viscatuteith F:alyu, of a Ilaw:liter. FULCIII.:II—fIu the ltd. the wife of t:aptaiii Edward Watt. 'lloyal Writ ---- - Fusiliers. of a SOH. 1,14;—0n tho nth isodautt, ut Ilioadbridge-hutore, :Surrey, the wife of Captain Lee, 11. M., of a daughter. I'h:Alt/4(1 --On the Nth ittataid, at liftmen, Leicestershire, the *ire of Major 'N.6244111, of a 'laughter. THYSIII.:E--Ilit the 7th inst•int. of Sn ilh ruiw, Iturlingtott gardens, tilt' OP of el 11•4 1 .1111 TO)14111.1., it daughter, Vlli.E—Ost the 14la ilistoit, at King 4 l'amortou, near Plymouth, the wife of Commuter e. It. Vide, it. N.. a daughter. NULZZIAO2B. ARERCROMIII E-11AMTINtis —On the telt of July, at Bunt. wan, Alexander Alterentenbie, Eel., of Keemingtott, to Jane, daughter of 'flowed% Ilastniga, Edq.,of Gie.stin•hiall, Norfolk. trgii.DEN_sT, t. ,A 1 --4 In the Mb itedant, at St. Georgtett, lianover•isittare, the lb''. Win. L. Feitilete. to the I fel...lmm Elizabeth St. 'lair, daughter atilt , Right 1t,,,,. JON EM--PRYCE—tin the :Pith ult., at St. Nicholas Church, tarmortztuasthiro. Hobert. Illiver .11111194, of Font tttttt Caudle, in that comity, to Mural' Elizalwth, daughter of John 'truce Emu, if Intlfryn Rouse, in 111, , %M il e eunil ly. imp:l,-11%K Eit--on Itth instant, al Ilartlebury lierbert Itiehant Peel, Esq., son of the Very Rev. the I WWI of Worcester, to lieorgianit Merin, daughter of the Rev. Thomas Baker, rector of Ilartlebtiry, nussw —MAXWELL—On the Ist iti , datit, at Edinburgh, Jobit Rutherford Russell, M.D., to tieorgina daughter of Mir David Maxwell, Bait, of Csnlossess. SAMILIV 4 -I°EARM I IN -1111 the tilt nevem, at Mt. Jatnes's, disdilly. Win. Stbbs, Esq., of I trey', lien, to Eliza, daughter of Charles ('can'o'n, Erg., 4:461%11...r0w. DELTHE. COX--Ou thc roth instant, at I 1n..1.u0y, thc Rev. F. A. Cox, MD., 1.1..1)., sumf 70, for 41' years parlor of thc Baptist Church at • - ----- . lisektiey. the lrt lartant. et Brim°ls, I.leut.-General Sir Nell ltintglm, K.C.11. Colonel of her Majesty'N 714th Illithliaelere. lIICKELTIIWAIT—OiI the ail Inetent, of Silesex, Sir Peckham H. S. aged S. OWN:N-010 the 4th iiistooil, Charlotte, wife of Captikin Owen MO:Meld, (hail, ll liiillol. l'ilWYs--tni the 71h instant. at We.twoo,hltall, Stafford:4lam Lioitt..(lisiont , l aged 310. Si!orr—on the 4th In•lialit, at t'llealiamplare, Eleanor Sophia, wife of the now and Rov. Win. H. Scott. • TERM OF ►OR gbe Pus's: Per Annum .. .. lialf•Yearly .. .. Quarterly .. .. Pnyablf in adranee. C 1 6 0 0 13 0 0 6 6 ftubseribers are requested to semi their (titters through their News Agsitt ; if (tired to the Itheo, acoottiontiell by a ittquit• tattoo. Mousy °niers to bs tubule payable to Mr. AtritED 110, Strand, Laicise. CASE OF THE REV. PIERCE CONNELLY. The Rev. PIERCE CONNELLY. h a int; been *trivet' to in• stilitte a suit in the Ecclesiastival Court. its order to eintipel the authorities of the Chun.lt of Iloom ha this ...sultry to restore to himself, and to his siiildren, his wife, who it still detained in the Convent at St. Leonard's, neer llastlugs. chile linable to im throng,' with it flute wait of means, is batik to Boats, already taxed, to a lame amount. The undermentioned NlllllOll.ll anti Gentlemen, feeling deeply interested in his le•half, end believing his ease, as detailed in Ilse pamphlet referred to below,• to I, tone nut only of extreme hanlslnp, liiit directly stfeeting the first great prineiples of ltritish liberty, and in, olv lug too less a question than the law of Rome i► the law of Engt.o o l s hall prevail in these realms, l u a•e lot me,' themselves into a Connuittee fir the p linos. , of 'seising a Intl to Moak( Mr. Connelly, mail to citable him to meet the legal expense , ' lie has inetirr,4, COMMITTEF. II le liraee the Doke of Masi ttLici Chairman. The theta Hot►. the Far, of I Mir W. Venter, Itwrt., M.P. Witteknees. P. N. Nem &gide, Emu, M.P. The Right Rev. the I.4ird Culotte' 1 . 11'.1111. i1i4113111 it. (.. L. PON an, Esq. The Vise. , Mandeville, M.P. 1 .1. V. Strielt.m, Right 11..h..1. Napier, Nl.l'. 11.111. rapt. 11111,4+. 11..11. S. It. • I. lirrithanite. t.sq. W. liscimortli 1.'441. . Porter, I:%q. I. rot.N \\. Treormiter. Nabs. riptis►~ VIIII FeetiVt4l et U.•NMtI.. &witty. Brun• 'lrmo'.. owl ('o.'s I.ou.br.l•etreet; Messrs. Glum , Ilsllifi►\, sad Cl'. Imulltiml.street ; rux.•l►wu, Paid. suit t'o.'s Ihu,k, 21:, Strand.; T. Ilatelisnl. book' 187. I'keaiilil•; 'l'. nosy/twill, bookseller, 21:., ll.•Krut. ntrest • ' 'Cue of Yu , lien. Pierce i'•xuiellr.•' Publimited i T, I In'chard, 111:, Piccadilly, and I'. lio.xorth, 213, liegrut.shret. Price Sixpence. TO BAKERS. (' CORN and COAL MER CHANTS.—.II attperior still!' to he LET in the atime at knew., tlitintt ti genuine tra.le of nine .441.1.4 II week in dour, fSi 4 001 - a .. 11 1 . 1 1 1 raniraniAnd coal.. The •Itoit t fitted with pl::te- I Aunt, owl Ow house emitrim4 tii% nionts. Price, for lease g' tr. it year...20041%in, tiNttire., lime and cart, Inol. Rent. a •ar. l'ari ..f the pitreha.te•nynney may remain.—Apply to Wint , .. gildet littutun rtquith•gate. No agent Peed apply. THE PRESS. This day is published, the Second Volume of MISS AGNES STRICKLAND'S LIFE OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS, forming the Fourth Volume of her LIVES of the QIIEENS of ScOTLAND, and English Princesses connected with the Regal Succession. With a Portrait of Mary at the age of Yi from the original Painting presented by herself to Kir Henry Curwen, of Workinton Hall. Volumes I. to 111. contain the Lives of Margaret Tudor, Malt. daleno of France, Mary of Lorraine, Lady Margaret Douglas, and the earlier portion of the Life of Queen Mary. Price los. &I. each, with Portraits and Historical Vignettes. Wai. IlLsocwoou and Soria, Edinburgh and I Amtlun. Now ready, price la., • - (IHURCII and STATE and CONVOCATION. GEORGE )(ALLEY PRENTIck:, M.A., Barrister-at-Law. .tuns 11ENIM PARKEit, 377, Strand ; coital.: lILLL, lets. Fleetest reel To Gentlemen Seeking Appointments. TILSERVICE GAZETTE II E CIV IL (Weekly Family Journal, price Sixpence) contains each week a List of all Viwaneies and Appointments in the Treasury, Post Office, Admiralty, Audit °thee, Royal Dockyards, War Office, Moue and Colonial Departments, Foreign Office, Cus toms, i:oast Guard, and all other Ikpartmenta of the State, both in England and the Cohmies. The information is oltieial 111141 autlieutie. The CIVIL SERVICE GAZETTE is also a Newspaper, with ihe usual Parliamentary, Legal, lloine, and Foreign News, Literary Notices, and l'heatrieal Critiques. Its Ecclesiastical Intelligence supplies a List of Clerical % swamies, with the name of the Patron and value of each Living. It eon talus the usual Naval and Military Gazettes; and hi the General News will be found an account of Viwanciea In Railways and Dockyards, and all the great Incorporated Companies.—Otlice, 5, Catherine-atreet, Strand. CONTINENTAL, EXPRESS PARCELS AGENCY.—Samples of all kinds, books, papers, and articles fur private use rent daily, and, by special at•rangemeut , with the midis to all parts of the Continent, at fixed anti mode rate rates, from the Admiralty Packet Mikes, 5?, Gracechtirch street, and 34, liegent-circus.—N.B. Sole correspondents of the Royal Prussian Post and Belgian Government Railway. AZTEC LILLIPUTIANS' LAST SIX DAYS IN LONDON, at the MARIONETTE THEATRE, Lowther-wade, Strand. as they leave for the Provinces ou Saturday, September 17. An who have net seen these Extra ordinary Beings—the New Race of People hitherto unknown or supposed to be fabuldus—lose no time : they are the wonders of the human creation, having no resemblance to anything on earth but the Sculptures of Nineveh. Egypt, and Central America. — Open every day from Eleven till One, Three till Five, and Seven till Ten. Admission, One Shilling. FIRE AT THE GUTTA PERCHA WORKS. RESUMPTION OF BUSINESS. - - • The GUTTA PFRCHA COMPANY heg to inform their Cgstomers and the Public that they have RESUMED the menu faSture of Tubing, Sheet, Soles, Ronnd and Flat Bands, Chamber Vessels, Galvanic Batteries, EI.F,CTRIC TET,EGRAPII WIRE, &c., R.. Numerms fain, artieles are also in progress. —Orders to ho addressed, as previously, to the Gutta Pendia Company, Patentees, IS, WHARF-ROAD, CITY-ROAD, London. HE LANCASHIRE SEWING MACHINE T et)SIII ) ANY are now supplying Stitching Marhills•A, by 1111.11111 of which an entire Suit of Clothes (exce)ot buttons and button holes) may he made in six hours, or a yard of seaming done per minute. Equally applicable to Corsets, Sacks, Bags, Tests, Sail-cloths, 'loots, 5111100, .(e., DepAtm, 2, Lawrence-lanc, Cheapside, London, and 35, Cor poration-street, Manchester. OORPE"S PATENT INVISIBLE TROUSER STRAPS, with Indiartibber Centres, Is. per pair. A Sample pair sent by post on receipt of Sixteen stamps. Amongst the advantages In usin4 them are cleanliners, saving of time and trouble. and a vast Improvement in the fit of trousers. — A. K. CORM% Military Tailor, 15, KING STREET, St. James's. Charges moderate. _ • -• N.ll. An appointed Agent required for every town in the oountry TOWERS and DAVIES, Manufacturers of the IMPERIAL OPTIME POLISH for BOOTS and SHOES, 25, KING-STREET, REGENT-STREET, LONDON This Polish, unlike any other yet offered to the Public, is cow pounded ofingredients which not only add a Brilliant Enamelled Lustre to Calf Skin, rendering it in appearance equal to the very tinest quality of Patent Enamelled Leather, but also very :finch improves the appearance of the latter article. IL is also guaran teed not to soil the finest and moat delicate fabrics worn by ladies OTISERVE!—Ask for TOWERS and DAVIES'S OPTIME POLISH ; also that each bottle bears the name sad address," 25, King street, Rcgent•strect, London." Price Is., 15.6 d., 2a., and 4s. tkl. A liberal discount to the trade. Ck IT T 1.0 N.-TO TRADESMEN, MER -4 CHANTS, SHIPPERS, OUTFITTERS, &v.—Whereas It has lately come to my knowledge that some tutoincipled person or persons have for some time past been imposing upon the 'Wait., by selling to the trade atd others n spurious article, under the Ilithle of BOND'S PERMANENT MARKINO INK. this Is to give Notice that I sin the original and sole Proprietor and Manufacturer of the said article, and do not employ any tra veller, or authorise any person W represent themselves as coming from my Establishment for the purpose of selling the said Ink. This Caution is published by me to prevent further imposition upon the public. mid serious injury to myself—E. R. li IN I). Sole Executrix and Widow of the lute John Bond, 2s, Long-lane, West Smithfield, London. • THE ONLY HARMLESS APERIENT.- 11 DOURI.E.ACTION FOUNTAIN, pmdneing a contquial stream without the introduction of air. A little water wall give hr-tantiuteeus relief In eases If olkstruistions--it is its own ro.ervuir—u u q• be carried in the poilet ready for use to the most vonveuient places. Also, Rein's improved Railway Con venience, fur travellers and itivalkla. adapted for ladies and [Tn. tlemen. Mrs. Rein attends on ladies at their residerocs, and at home. 'To be had only of the inventor and maker, Who menu- Meturos every mechanical assistance for infirmities, C. Km, stiand, nearly °malts Eaeter•hall. [SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1853. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.- CHEAP EXCURSION TO SCOTLAND. On SkTURDAY, September 17, a SPECIAL TRAIN will leave King's Cross. Loudon, at 645 morning, and will reach Edinburgh about Eleven the SUMP evening, returning from Edinburgh on Saturday, September 24 and October 1, at Sin. morning. First Class. Covered Collages. Fares to Edinburgh and beck 80x Fur further particulars see stuall handbills, which may be hid at the King's-cross Station. .r at any of the Company's reeeiviiii houses. SEYAIOUR CLARKE, General Manager. Kings•cross, Sept. 9, 10453. EMPLOYERS GUARANTEED AGAINST LOSSTr BY CLERKS AND SERVANTS, EITHER WITH OR WITHOUT LIFE POLICIES, BY THE TAW PROPERTY ASSURANCE AND TRUST SOCIETY. Every Species of Life. Assurance, Annuity, and Endowment. WILLIAM N EISON, Actuary and Secretary, 30, Eseex.street, Strand, London. At: WANTED. WATERLOO LIFE ASSURANCE el oIIPANY. CAPITAL,. CHAIRMAN—WV. EDWARD JOHNSTONE, Vicar of 11111110011, Middlefiex. • DErriv CHAIRMAN - Joseph Bishop, Esq., of 5, Crescent, Minories, and 214, Bedford-square. Annnities and Endowments granted on advantageous terms. Assuranees effected against Casualties. No extra charge for residence ha Australia. Prospeetitses and every information on application at the Offices of the Company, :155, Strand. DEAFNESS. —The only medal awarded at the Great Exhibition of 1851 (for Aeoustie %minimums) was to F. C. REIN, for hid new ACOUSTIC INSTRUMENTS for the DEAF. They are made of different power. to suit ex treme and every degree of Deafness. To be procured only of tl e mole inventor and maker, F. C. Rein,loB. Strand, nearly opposite Exeter-hall, where the Instrument can be tried, and numerous testimonials seen, amongst many one hom the II ght Hon. Sir John Fatteson, one of her Majesty's Privy Councillors. BALBRIGGAN HOUSE, as, LOMBARD STREET, LONDON. Glenny's Black Balbriggan Stockings Glenny's Balbriggans fur Summer and Winter Glenny's Balbriggan Socks fur India Glenny's Balbriggan stockings for India Glenny's Balbriggan Waistciatta for India Glenny's Ba!brig:out Oilmen' for India GLENNTS IRISH HAND-KNIT STOCKINGS and SOCKS FOR AUTUMN and WINTER, WARRANTED NOT TO SHRINK. The shove can only be obtained at BALBRIGGAN HOUSE, 33, Lombard-street, London. “FORD'S EUREKA SHIRTS, 3e, POULTRY.” Gentlemen cannot ensure to themselves in the matter of Shirts that perfection of tit for which the EUREKA SHIRTS are so eminently celebrated unless they are careful to ascertain that the above monis are stamped inside the collar•band. No. 36, Poultry, 1617 doors from the Bank of England, the scl• depot for these unrivalled Shirts. their sale by any Hosiers or Drapers elsewhere being unauthorised. let quality, U for 40s. ; 2nd quality, U for 30s. Lists of prices, cunt instructions for measurement, post free and patterns of the new coloured skirtings free on receipt of six stomps. RICHARD FORD ,38 Poultry, London. THE BEST SHOW or IRON BEDSTEADS LL in the Kingdom is WILLIAM S. BURTON'S. Ile has TWO VERY LARGE ROOMS, which are devoted to the EX CLUSIVE SHOW of Iron and Bross Bedsteads and Children's Cots (with appropriate Bedding and Mattresses). Common Iron Bedsteads, from Bts. 3d. ; Portable Folding Bedsteads, from 12s. tpl. ; Patent Iron Bedsteads, fitted with dovetail joints and patent sacking, from 19s. 641.; and Cot t ,. from 20s. each. Hand• some ornamental Iron and Brim' Bedsteads, in great variety, from 21.35. to 131. 13s. WILLIAM S. BURTON has TEN LARGE SHOW ROOMS (all communicating), exclusive of the Shop, devoted solely to the show of GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY (in cluding cutlery, nickel silver, plated and japanned wares), so arranged mid classified that purchasers may easily and at once make their sklections. Catalogues, with engravings, sent (per post) free. The MoUrY returned for every article not opproed of. 39, OXFORD STIIKET (corner of Newman street); Nos. 1 and 2, NEWMAN STREET ; and 4 and 3, PERRY'S TLACE. ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE, in Imperial Quarts and Pinta.—Baron LIEBIG says :—" The specimens of your Pale Ale sent to me afforded me another opportunity of votitirming Its valuable qualities. I am myself an admirer of this beverage, and my own experience enables me to recommend it. in accordance with the opinion of the most eminent English physicians, as a very agreeable and efficient tonic, and as a gene ral beverage, both for the invalid and the robust.—Giessen, May O." Influenced by so eminent en authority, I have resoleed to sell Allsopp's Ales exclusively. at 151. Pall-mall. I guarantee it, first, genuine, as from Burtou-oteTrent; secondly, in the finest condition : and thirdly. to be bottled in quarts said pints of IMPERIAL MEASURE ONLY. Allsopp's Pale Ale, in Imperial Quarts Ss. Od. per Doriii. Allsopp's Pale Ale. In Imperial Pinta Gs. tkl. „ Alleopi's Pale Ale, iu Imperial Osirptute 3s. Od. Allsopp'e Mild Ales, in Imperial Quarts ss. Gd. Allsopp's Mild Ales, in Imperial Pints ss. Oil e Allsopp's Strong (the Old Burton) Ale, in Imperial Quarts lo c, Gd. Allsopp's Strong (the Old Burton) Ale, la Imperial Pints Allsopp's Pale Ale, 18-gallon Casks. Aes. • Allsopp's Mild A1e,113-gallon Casks Ur. Allsopp's Strong (the Old Burt") Ale. Is-gallon Casks 4sa. Address HARRINozON i PARKER, Beer Menthaut, 5. London : Printed and Published at 110. Strand, in the. Precinct of the savoy, in the County of Middlesex, by ALTRLD Iva, Printer and Publisher, of 17, Detiford-street, Covent-garden, at 1111. Strand, aforesaid, on 2sturtlay,,the lOth day of Scpteta• bet, 1858. I