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, ----__24.c. ' i NIITHERB AND S OM LAND ENCLOSURE With liability limited To th NYISIE. l e ETE ANO _ . amount subscribed, in accordance with the law of Holland. 0, P i t 1116 ,000,000f1. (500,0000 in 50,050 shares of 1205. (10/.) each. Deposit 24 florins (2/0 per share. • . ' 7...-. 1 • - . j - - .., -., •,, : - s' oo o a . , . . • ° • ..*-:, A --s si, • , s e l ot kl .. ~„ C r A i J '''.-- ar ta‘ •,a • • . • ' .•••••/ ',-,' ' -1 las _< ,_, - -- . • .., - ~ . ~, .K , . , ; i ..,t, :v. ric ' ;if 'i• • .-, '•?41:44.S iss's esa-a , - ~. _s --- „ / ")1 o 10. --- • , s .. o \oOlOW . ft' 2 l - .s e .. . -. •50" .- '-' s " : f . . .. 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'''''•••••••,,,,,............,, '" " ' - • -.„ . , .„ .. ' ' ' • • .. „' , ~.,. , • , . ' k-... . . 1 7 1 - 1 ~, ~ ~ . , '-- - - . e ,_,;',..-- ,V~ //‘. r: : eiC • ' .., o s • - 4••, r . . , . ~. . , 2' . . -, + //,,Zie. . . ~, „...,:„,, . - . .. .. . f , COMMISSAIRES. • ' ' ' ' , ••• . , . , Prince Jeseph de Chimay, Member of the Chamber of Representas . . • .. _ . . ' ' . °- • • • . . - - . ' , 5 fives In Belgium. • ma ' ' '-'•----- • - .• • • ~ •-•: - - • - ; „ .., ... .. .. ...._ ... • • - - , - • _.. , , ____ _ . ~. . . James Ashwell, Esq., Managing Director of• the Great Luxembourg ,- . -,____ , . . • ' , Jll ! ~ , • . _ . 0 V _ C "Vany . Brussels. „ _ - - • - • •• -, : • ~, ' see Chevalier Drouet, Belgian Legation, London. . ... o $ ° . MAY: cfii' , 1852 , --. • - ..• - IPRICE 5D.',._ r .. A. Brixhe, Engineer of Mines, Charleroi. N'.18,605.] LONDON, SATURDAY . ... „--....- , •E V E:.-.N -, ~ '''. ''''r: ;. , *- DIRECTORS. 7 - „ ~ ~ . 1 •lohn HArvey Astell, Esq. - 6, Vigo-etreet, Regent-street. ______ . - a . . . . ._ . ~ , . a_ • ________a_ o _o_s___________ . ___e______.______. _ .___ t Thomas Cotterell, Esq., '5O; Eaton-square, Sheriff of London and meoemosmoo ...........a ioo oiremmooe. . . . . .. . ~. : , , . ommemerismommseesi : . aim...mom. ' Middlesex. . 5, lii. Adolphe Deschamps, 31ember of the Chamber of • Representatives ORNWALL RAILWAY. •.: • 13, Great •Ma_riborough-streetl 1 per ' , score. Pannier-Tnrkey - poults, 5s 6d. to-li. each ;• • ' PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS. THE , LONDON- GAZETTE, May 7. 0 in Belgium, and late Minister of Public Works, and of Foreign C • DIRECTORS. ler ' COLBUR.I.I and Co.'s NEW WORKS, i ducklings, 5s to 6s ; fowls, 3s 6d to 44 Cid; spring chickens, . -.' . FOR M • • • • - • as , ti, as ; pigeons, ls 8d to 2s per couple • roasters, .4s to 51 (Feom the VoteS and --- Pioteeclin i es of the 1516;ae S of Como:ens) . LO ,N RD . CH . AMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, APRIL 7, 1852. o Affairs. MICHAEL WILLIAMS, Esq., Trevince, Chairman. : each, s' leverets, 2s 63 to 6s 6d ; , , • • John 13. Midge, Esq., Brixton-hill, Surrey. otICO • isi heteby given, that her Majesty will hold WILLIAM INIARSEL TWEEDY, Esq., Truro, DeputyCh airman. 1. ,The LIFE of MARIE ISE .MEDICIS, - Queen of France, Con butter a ' Od per lb; eggs, 20 ~ . , . eiarDay, 111AY 7, '• ; - : ••. : at. Toe Lacr, Amsterdam. r. P. Barlow, Esq., Director of the Great Western Railway. J. W. Buller, Esq., Chairman of the Bristol and Exeter Railway feif }s. Wool-There is no change in ' 7%d '' lb being . . MILITIA. BILL. .: '.' . . a Drawint-room, at St. James's Palace, on Thursday, Jelin Masterman, jun., Esq., Nicholas -lane London. and Regent under Louis XIII. •By WISE; Pardee, price, per , ~ . , , th; hi st fieure. Corn E • ghe -•-- • - 13th M • • - - • O'clock t celebrate h Captain • o x ehange-Wheat tear; be quoted -- ', , T . , - • (IN THE '. COMMITTEE.) , - . • ay next, at two , 9 er Richard W. rely, Capt. ReN., Director of ' the Hudson's Bay Corn- Dr. Miller, Director of the Bristol aud Exeter Railway. . 3 so v et ei o s th same as last we k ' bert a l g un ti r e o b e il H 'h a a r s r b i . :on as ie Cons cl ul t , o at t , ~ Th at ' Majesty's , birth-day. N.B. The Knights of the eoateral puny. T. Woolcombe, Esq., Chairman of the South Devon Railway Thomas Smith, Assistant Politlcal Resident at Nepaal during the . , : s.. ar ess 6s to 32s ; e, 6s per bushel. In some . iiistances • a Clause 7,, 1 ins, 13 :- Motion , made, and Question pu o 31. Ferdinand Settee I g ir il y E o e . n , r i l y v ,E i T til u i' s or , tr it ai E ts s , t itc m.s . ( C J E uet a r t ea4y i k ivri. • :By . f. .: . . • • hieher fi - . e gu. e_ was asked. e Barley land oats aboutlthe sante- at t , orders - nee to appear in their collars. Sir A. Buller, Director of the South Devon Railway years 1841 to . v , - _ . .2. F f. the blaole be filled-tip with " fifty Omega/Id.' '' Tlie•Co • h is, Seoater, Brussels id Charleroi. N. Wan der Lek de Clereq, 'stereo ° , f al f the First Cham- R. Cole, Esq., Director of the South Devon Railway . . The LITERATURE and o ItOMANCE of NORTHERN-EU.; liet•-ebarley, 4s ; and oats as '3. , us el.. . Fine doer 339 per , per b h teeedivided:- . • ~ - " ' ''' •- "FOREIGN.OFFICE, MAY 6, • - - - • • or Zealand o 1845 2 ols 2ls . (Justready.) , . - , a ber of the States General, Holland. Dr. Carlyon, Truro. . , _. ~ . . .. . •.., , .. . ' ' The I T. J. A. Robartes, _Esq., - M.P.,' MAJORITY-AYES, 15. en p ese at. J. Erausen V : 4. HISTORY of BRITIon COsS QUESTS in INDIA. By Horace ,_ ao _ . . an de Putt, Member of the Provincial States in Zea- W. Carne, Esq., Falmouth. I Lanhydrock near Bodmin. ROPE. By William and Mary Etswitto 2 , v015. 21s, . ;. - ag e ls_ s j: , ooriAßEsooßOysaio; AlAir 5 . - e-Wheat . - 55 Od.d.e fet 64 ; beam ''. ' ' • a, • land, and Banker, a (Just Toady.) . • ' s : . • . i clI ' 46t04s 6d per - blishnl b 1 2 Adsierloya C. 13. • Fordyce; A. D. • Naas; Lord a K p p i n r o g v s e t o o n f; j _M a r m . , a R i c o n -, -oes, Zealan • d. _ R. W. Fox ; Esq., Falmouth. • G. Smith, E ' s Treys', Cam- . St. J0hn....2 yole. 21s. q., 5., CANADA AS IT ,WAS, IS, - AND MAY BE ; wltitsao Ac- „ . • -- Riven, MAY 6.-White wheat ss3d to 5s . 7 °ll 4: l4 2'•r ' ed l-78 d ' i t-° tto 2oo s s for his Majesty tho King of Sweden and Norway. 10 J. Gwatkin, Esq. Parc Beh tion T n re be g ec o t n we y rue . e u w f e l u R d a e i n l o , , an, borne. * As batlinottllon, H. Forester, G. C. • Napier, Joseph . . 11 xi. jean van Ai, , c. _MANAGING DIRECTOR. COlll4 of Recent Transactions. .2a.y . Sir James - .A.leitaader. 2 vets., Per qt. , . ' --' : o . --- - - • •-' i s • ' • • Begge, William - French; F. ' Neeld, John Thol4(aeo n is 1 - - J • Vivian, Esq., Pencalenick. ai a so been pleased to approve 'of Mr: , Brussels. . , 10 st l a , Inspector-General of the Public Treasury at it •a ri y s w te i l ll , E co x m et p e le r, te rq t y h m e e tni ut u h k , F ll a n i e m Oi eu f c th om ,au ba ct un p l en ca: . 2 , is.. . 6- FIVE YEARS in the WE s;* INDIES. . Ey- oharies W. DAY,' - tio lesOd • beana 4s Od to 4 Bailey, Crawshay • Galway. Viscount , Neeld, Joseph Elenry (The nnia a • . .s 3d per bushel - ' barley nentiaal; Benne, H. .7. . Goddard, A. L.. - Newdegate, C. N. as Consul at 'Montreal for his Majesty I° BANKERS. Messrs. Alstorplaus and Van Hemert, Amsterdam. zance. The length of the li ' ne will be 63 miles, extendy' lit from Ply- E . m t ti 21 - ' - • -.- ': • sco : 2 vols., with us ra ons. s. - . , „,. oats. 18s Od to 22s per q • . - .• , , . r., . lialdoe,ks E. H. Goold, Wyndham - ' Newport, Visa. the King of Sd * - ar tnt a. 3 . M essrs.•Scheurleer and Sons, the Hague. mouth to Truro and Falmouth joining the South Devv., Relieve): at •., , , o -3 ~ -------.----------L------ - , L' "L ' . .'' . ' . - Saaet , .G. .. . Granby, Marquis of Owen, Sir, John WHITEHALL, MAY 6. Messrs. Tib erghien, Delloye, and Co. Brussels. Plymouth, and the West Corn4all Railwa At Truro. It redeived tbe NOTICE TO THE , .SUBSCRII3ERS -, TO -.:,.71 : THE CLOTHING MANUFACTUROS. '. . ' Baring, Sit 'Francis ' Gwyn, Bowel ' ' rakington, Sir John The Queen ha b • s eon pleased to appoint Alexandfr 0 9 • . . . Messrs. Masterman, Peters, and Co., ' London. sanction of Parliament in 1846; the work Y s were immedfately com- , ALISON'S ,ECROPE. •. ?„• :',. -• •• • a o:FeirtEiore WOOO, ',Reps, MAI , 7. tv ti.,,i5,... to .' ' report an Bctmet, Pihilip.i • Halford,,Sir 11. Palmer, Roundel' Redgravee Es- . - Se 1 t b •• 0 0 an I Messrs. Donon, Aubry Gautier, and Co., Paris. menced ; about seven miles of the line were in a Teri forward state, : The Publishers respectfolly it ill= the Subscribers to the Oklitioll : intlirbved demand for mos d' ' -• " - ••••ea - - - . •• , ;s1 ,Beresford, William Hamilton, Geo. A. rotten, .1,. w. nspector of - Factories, in the [a ENGINEER. the land for which was purehased and paid for, when the monetary • , Of . this work in Twenty Volu Meg Crown Octavd, . that, they w. ill. ,t eseriptions. of foreignalsn'noio n " - ' ijhn ' • ' Hathilton, J. H. avotild during the past week 'a. . . __,. -,- ' .;,,k Be t, o Peel, Colonel room of Robert, John Sau d n ers, Esq., deceased. , le ' Sir Jehn Rennie, F.R.S., London. crisis of 1847 compelled the directors to suspend the works, and put shortly be compelled to discOntii Me the - sale or sepatate vOltrimea. It' ' • :' an - prices &neat ; (=Die .ele-ge" - Blackatone, W. S. , . Hamilton, Lord C. Pennant, Colonel ST. JAMES'S PALA " GE, MAY 5. . , . •e- - tion'ef4 .. ... Portal, Melville The Queen has been pleased, is • i • . BROKERS. an end to the contracts which had been entered into. is therefore recommended to those who have purehased pOrtions 'Of • , ~, , ' ;''.. - - ' ' Blandford, Miitquil Heaid, J. r. . . ~ . : , mesas. Cannon and Pelly, 26, rokenhouse-yard. The present altered state of the money market, and the greatly the work to complete their sets with as little delay aS possible. , ,E• ROMS!! WOOL, LEEDS, MAI- '7. ~ ~ There' 4mi:l:leen-More Uoldero, H. G.. . , Henley, J. - W. s • Poyelett, Lord W. Earl of Sand,yich t ' on the nomination of the .0 , SECRETARY (PRO TEM.) reduced price at which railway works are now being executed, have . Lately Tublished. . _ ... --a • . triquol for combing wools', Braroston, T. W. Bellies, J. C. ~ . Pugh.. David , o appoint Captain Themes Rabert . and'prices a fi -: it lastwecles - McCoy; late of • the 65 th Re he Mr. Nicholls, 46; Moorgate.street, London. justfied the Directors in submitting to their Shareholders a scheme : A LIBRARY EDITION of the above Work, teightto) handsomely rates4' In clothing wools 'there i 're rm . ...;, -, ,- - Briages, Sir B. Hervey, Lord A. • Repton, G. W. illifti: Foot, one of her a In the River schisms, between the towns of Bergen op Zoom and for a large reduction i the it lof the Company, and the abane . pia , . nted in 14 vols. demy 8 vo., el abellished with Portraits nd with TA T s. eo alteratiene -•- .••- • • - ' ' Blasco, aL • . ' • Hildyard, R. C. Richards, Richard Majeaty'l Hon. Corps of Ge at Antwerp, there exist on both sides of the river large tracts of land to donment of branches 11 • eaP a • urn. This , ' , a . _ . , E RADE OF LEEDS.--S . l f ' -'f ' . ' l) '' . itlg Arms, vice not likely to yield an immediate ret _ so b. ,a,co p ions Index , price 101.'108. ; • • evera o the, arge,s ir o • . Breadwoodo Henry - Hildyard, T... 8. T. Sanders, G-eorge Robert Bryce Haye, retired. .1- the extent of several miles. which at high water aro covered by th houses having coine into the 'k - t -- - e scheme having receiyed ihe sanction of tbe Proprietory, was au AN ATLAS to ALISON'S HISTORY, O : EUROPE, constructed, , •.. . mar e _more freely s ,Ailtrar. , . ale. Rite*, C. B. -, , , Hope, Sir J. . Sidney, Alderman kia sea, and at low water present a varying surface of several feet in nutted to the Board b their warrant, dated the uyers having purchased rather fe , Slaney, Robert A. The Gazette of this evening Contains of Trode, who, y , rimier the direction of Mr. Alison, "by A. 'KEITH JOHNSTON . , '-', e•ore fine •' d " ''d ele B kL W - Hotham, Lord an zel ,a gn '' lie '• • • , a notice that ca ital from 1,600,0001. writs have 'been maned for the eleetio he depth of the richest alluvial soil, which is rapidly iacreasing by the 26th of March, 1852, have re4ucedlhe share p P.E.S.E., &c Athr f th "/I t• I Atl '' &c - in demy 4t0., ' ties: Of goods for the spring t ' d ~ u o o e a lona as, . 1r• Slr T Y H dson G A ' ' Scott, Frauds ' u , . . daily action of the tides. been divided into ra ek our markets • . have .been BM e , . . n of - a Tempoial Fut To reclaim and dispose of this valuable land is the objec to 1,125,060/. This capital has by the warrant , f ori Mal to range with the Library Edition and other Editions in demy Bvo., brisker both on Saturday and bn Tuesd h • ii' - b Burghley, Lord • - Hughes, W. B. ; • Sib rp, tho Colonel Peer of Ireland, in the room of Raandal Ed eeti'the: ward, Baron t of this 56,253 shares of 20/. each : assigning to each holder o an e ef g 2sl , 3/. 3s. •in crown 4t0., to range witM the Edition in 20 vols., crown case of late. Prides. rem • ----ay t en , ae, . a ' Campbell, W. F. Jermyn, Earl Smollett, A. am . th. . Dunsany, deceased. v al °et any Soltqi• bon, an , Campbell, Sir A. Jocelyn, Viscount Spooner, Richard tO . Company. share of sfl two shares of 20/. each ; and of an original shar ' Byo., 2 ' l. I2s. 6d. „. ~ • etOeks are lower thin tisuel at . thq - • •' • ' i ' • l. WAR-OFFICE; - MAY 7. •'. tr. The necessary powers for this purpose have been granted by a con- o h * h b reducing the liability of the shareholders no s are of William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London.. :• ~ ... , period of the •Year• " Carew W. 11. role Johnstone, James Stafford, Augustus , . • . . cession from the King of the Netherlands for the term of 99 yea s 20 20/. ; t er e e f y eney which have been paid up on the moderate amount of business hi 'b ••-• A , - .. ' .. , Orders received. by all Booksellers: . :.. - , ~ . s een, smee in the ,Warehouses Cayley, E. S. Jolllffe, Sir WO H. Stanton, WH. 16th Regiment of Light•Dregoons•-••Lieuteriant F . ad commencing from August, 1851. The concession provides that inr; 5 u pe a r . 7 25 t. I . a eh ll e s r u ee ms m are to be deemed to be paid up on the 20/. . . .... mon. . • side& this day week,prineipally hy tii - is 1 1 1 ..- a uis o Jones, Captain. . Stud; Henry G.. f spaee between two given lines the Company ma mounting to 31. 15s. per . .. ~,, , • s e_ w.p.esce.,,,, g yers: , - Chandos, 31 to' cis Benjamin 'Hallowell Carew has been permitted -to ' ' Taylor, Colonel y recover and enclose shares, which are substituted for them, a TIIE QUEEN'S CONCERT ROOMS, lIANOVER-SQUARE.. • , . ~TRADE or LiticEs*n,-Tile:home dein dr' tt . ' hose Chartens. Fran.* Knox, w. S, an • orco on : ~. retire frem the serviee 'by •the sale of his con - liras' - its , land to the extent of about 35,000 acres. 20/. share. litirlSS ANNIE von ESC EI TAYLOR .respeat and fancy goods hastiproved, arieLthe for •ra ' • en Christopher : n. Lacy, H. C. Tennent, Sir OS : ' siou, ily ing link be The extreme importance of this undertaking attracted the atten- The im ortance of the line as the last connect tween the eigno ers a r e g iv Clerk Sit 'G. Langton, W. IL Thesiger, Sir F. May •7.- - • - ' . • • • - • d Pen iy_a_ fully announces that sheivill give an EVENING CONCERT,' Out:,.more freely, theugh not to eon of the Emperor Napoleon, and a barrier nearly identical in sit - metropoli p s and the extreme western , ports of Falmouth an . as - great ext t' it:there we ' _ _ en ,a • re Codrin-ton„Sir _W. Lennard, T, -B. • Thompson, Ald. 6th Feot--Assistant-Surgeon Egerton Janaes Piet! se- • ation and purpose with that intended by the present Comp y u s zance will be apparent. at the above rooms, on • 'many winter stocks,left over in. AM s e 1 , • . o , , , The .- * a a,. --if --- •• . --.. Oen apat setson• Came, Thomas Lennox, Lord A. Trollopeo Sir J. f . from the- - 624 Foot, to be surgeon vice John 'Mtirtrigh, A as planned by him, but the decline of the empire prevented th a e u exe w c a u- Falmouth, it is well known, is the port of call fox a.large propor- , WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1852. - . late aavance o. one . ea -penny ~per lb hi - 'retail' y' s has Corry, H. • Lennox, Lord 11 G. . Tyler, Sir G. • • r MA . Ilan of the project. tion of our homeward bound shipping ; 1,324 vessels have called . vocArosTs. • • ' . checked the..d.emand, . the hosiere Ilavin 1 'd w ln ocr l at ld Cotton, W. • Sir J T H. Lesvislaam, Viscount Tyrell, • . •- M.D. who retires upon half-pay, ilay - 7. • The sclequacy of the proposed works to the c di-th 1 t ar The construction of the railway, and Miss Louisa Pyne, Miss Annie von Escli Taylor, Miss Poole, Miss . S JO . ii h''. gal ' 4 5 ° t Dilvies, D. , A. S. Lockhart.A.• E. - Vesey,-Hom T. „ lahToot-Acting Assistant -Surgeon Daneati Roberta as. oatemplated result there ur ng e as ye . maces. D ers state tat , even at th __, , s bah been invest ga ed by Sir John Re-nnie, the En ' tb t nsion of the electric telegraph-would be of immense import- Fyne, and 'Miss Dolby ;.- Herr Reichert, Mr. Wrlghten, Mi. Frank s•. • .s. . - 4 -'. . . " .-. e aGVanne. e: ‘ , , esen , raen, k . . gineer ef the Com- e ex e ,1 - i . , I rme both for skin, 'combing, 'and fie . • LYgoneGen• • - Niadan , 3 . F ° son Rennie to -be Aisistant•Surgeon, vice Ineis; pro ate pany, whose'report will be found annexed, ance in the transmission of mails, passengers, cargoeo, eorrespond- Bodda, Herr Jonghmanns o and Herr Formea. oce sorts • ' ,'• ewer. 'R .s. gy• e• • ' A l a c l i Mhtea• * l ' ; ' g'S•,' i'V V B°l° ' s ' 1:1- ii --- - - motedin'the : 64th-Foot, Ma - . _ . - .. .. ___ y ' 7 . .- ' 'a - Ue ..; - The matter has likewise been examined by Mr. A. Greve, the enee, and communication between th 3 flrot chatineloke# Onsti 41 4• , _.,•_, „ - ' ''' ''/' F'' Mod - - firm. ' Skase '• - • ' • eal, , - .. .. m t immr ., 4 . AutsTs ..-.........-i..,,,,,,,,, k .... , e 1... :. sare.very , .. ~- . . ri.... . 3° -.-• - taVit a '.;`, d full/ 'DrumlanriNisdoun't IPTagart. gifj - . -• ' , Walsh, Sir• -J. ~..... Of , • ~ „,.i!ogineer .01 the Waterstra.at in Holland, under the authority of she puts of the empire. - 'II"' •-.• ' I - *Le • - •-•-'-''''' - Violin, Herr hlolique-Violoncello, Mr. Ltteas-Harp, Mr. Vrede- per pack, and farmers' lots' pf . ma new el' • ip coalman , s per d2B ' A - Mahon, O'Gorman • WeggsProsser, F. Duncombe, . 21st Foot-LFirst Lieutenant George Neeld 'Bolder° to .x . 1431• •- of tEe Interior ;by Mr. Joseph Locke and Mr. George The dangers and delays of the channel navigation are well known rick Chatterton-Concertina, Signor Giulio Regoadi-Guitar, Dori tod. Duncombe, W. E. Mahon, Viscount Welby, G. E. be Captain, by purchase, vice Verner, wholetires; Se na'. . . Ramie, of Londou ; anl Moas. Themmen, of ZeaMnS, at the re- to nautical men, and are immensely increased after having passed R. De Ciebra-Pianoforte, Mr. Aguilar. . BRADFORD, MAi r 6.-Wool--There is n h ' • ' unee, Colonel lsfanners, Lord J. Whiteside,. James o a ange since onr D cond Lieutenant :Robert Wharton Wilkinsoirto be First quest of the srometers of the Company : and reports have been the Lizard. Falmouth, immediately within the Lizard, offers a safe Conductors, Mr. Aguilar and Signor Piletti. :• Tait the demand, supply, and • price having• k . t 11 t d ep a sea y. Edwards, , . ~, H --gl March, Earl of Wynn, H. W. I Ono made by each of these gentlemen of a highly favoura le character. Port accessible at all times, and in all weathers, and most easily Single Tickets, 7s. each ; and Family Tickets to almit Four, 11. Is. • ' Este - curt, J. B. B. Martin, C. IV. Young, Sir John • Lieutenant, by purchase,' vice Bolder°, May 7. chi ' lire, e reports may be seen st the (Mee, of the Csmpany. protected from hostile attack. can, to be had at the principal Music Shops, and cor 3Liss Annie von ~ _ Yarn-There is• great firmness with ' the spinners, but , ~.. . t n Evelyn, IVilliam J. Maunsell, T. P. _ TELLRaII. 22d Foote--Captai Iffettird Butler - Low, from half- Co ntracts have been entered into with respon.itoe English con- Cornwall is well . known throughout the world for its mineral Eseh Taylor, 27, Bryanstone-street, Portmaresqoare. Reserved advance is notfreeir tenceueoe •• Prlees--There is a steady ol o yerOJohn Maxwell, J. P. Mackenzie, W. F. pay 534 Foot, to be Captain, vice Brennan, ' who ex we traitors for ‘he execution of the work' at such prices as will secure wealth, aboundiog as it ,does in mines of copper, tin, lead, iron, and Seats, 10s. Gd. each, to be had only of Miss Annie 'ton Esch Teytor. . improvement in the demand, iaed prices are • a vednout change. ' - Forbes, Win. Mundy, William . Bateson, Ts changes; Lieutenant John Higginr - Grahani - to be Cap de- the relamation ef t3C land at about 201. per acre. other metals ; a large proportion of the capital embarked in these . TRADE OF MA NCHEsTERIAY 6. -_-.- There. , . was a tolerably - .• • • tain, by purchase, vice Low,_who retires, May_ 7. __ yea The' works will be commenced at once. and it is confidently ex- undertakings is provided by parties living out of the county. The a • UNDER THE E P , S ECIIAL PATRONAGE OF HER MOST. ' brisk business to-day, and prices,awhich ha ' ' Peeled that 4,000 acres as ill be ready for sale cr cultivation during importance of the line to all persons so interested is obvious. , ye - strengthened for MINORITY-NOES, 61. . 39th Foot-Breveea laieutenant-Colonel .Sir James are , GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QU.EEN, , . , , same days past, may maw be: quoted ...a& h• h the Present year ;in 1853 a further extent of about 5,009 acres on Its fisheries, which admit of unlimited extension, furnish supplies •os S ' : AND FIELD-MARSHAL osIS ROYAL IHOHNES , . . let er for several Grosvenor, Lord R. Pilkington, James descriptions of water-twist :and mule. •Cl ' Adair, R. A. •, - John Hamilton, Bart. - frern half-pay Unattached,,to be bed the Bergan op Zoom side of tse riser will be similarly enclosel ; at to the home and foreign markets. LBFRT K.G. K.T. - R.P. G.C.8., md G.C.M.G. oths , have also 'an hF. . Hardcastle, J. A. Pinney, Willi= PRINCE A , , , a , Adair, Hug , Major, vice Bond, w ' ho exchanges; Captain William Dia' later periods, successive portions of about 2,500 acres will be an. Its early vegetable productions are even now sent to London, and ard tendenc but no detided adv 3 7 ,.. , , ~ ,- ', A lic e has taken plate. Anderson, Arther HaritsOßichard RiCardo, J. L. ,tO nUally enclosed, until the reclamation of the entire 35,000 acres shall other parts of England ; and Comwall will become the garden for YAL NAVAL ' MILITARY u P w- THE RO . - . 1 The:news f .rom nomoay . ay tne last mail %yea' ' a • e sir a, • Hastie, Alexander Rich, Henry 0 a cnaracter Armstrong, . • Munro to be Major, by purchase, vice Sir James John• have been completed. the supply of these articles when a railway can secure their fre- AND EAST. INDIA -•, „ • , to ; eaceurage busipeia; and '.etporteita 'bay h Hatchell, -John - Romilly, Colonel Hamilton, Bart who retires; Lieutenant Charles Deni. tiVa In no part of Holland are the alluvial deposits found to be of so quent, uninterrupted, and rapid transmission. LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, e • een' tolerably . Baines, M..T. Henry, Alexander Salwey, Colonel ry ' a rich and so yaluble a quality as in this:province of Zealand ; and it;is Penzance, Falmouth, and the various watering-places along the ' Established A.D. 1837, • - aetive to that quarter. Good seconds water-twist ma -be ~ ,- y now . Bell, Jacob son Pedder to ' be Captain; by purchase, vice Munro; Heyworth, L. Beebe'', Captain tar affirmed with certainty that such lands will bear crops for 20 years line of the Cornwall Railway, will be eagerly sought by visitors • . FOR GENERAL ASSURANCE ON' LIVES. qupted from Bad upwards, 3ta's good seconds' water 9icl to 9id Bright John }Lindley, C. Somerville, Sir W. Ensign William Hacks Harding Warner to be Liente ln succession, without the application of manure. and invalids, as soon as the railway shall be extended into the 13, WATERLOO-PLACE, LONDON., .Werps remain stiff.,' , aiid Spinners are well 'en ,•- ' S uel Carter, am use T B. Strickland, Sir G. . gaged, with sales den, Richard Hobho , • nant, by purchaee, vice Vedder, May 7. . in the imme,llate neighbourhood of the intended reclamation, and county. Assurances are granted upon the:lives of persons in weery profes- of.24's good seconds this morning at 83d per lb. -In mule Cob , e __ __, Hume, Jeseph Stewart, Admiral 62d Foot-Cornelius Clark Rutherford, Gent, to be ell, . close to the small town of Bath, a cousiderable amount of land has The population is remarkably locomotive in its habits, and the sion and station in life, and for every part of the world; with the ex- , yarn, good seconds No. 40's are in -good. demand Davi , sir It Humphery, AlcIS Stuart, Lord D. at 9O 5 1:1 er D'E court, C. T. fllr been a cqu i re d e - i n s and cannot now be Purchased at large amount of local traffic attracts the attention o f a u • c tor Africa within .the Fro Pies• 2 8 Yn y a s m ar proces , persons ception of the IVestern oas , • ' 113 4 ;and 20's at 71e1 to id, according-to quality. ~ e , .he p G orge Butt, William Thompson, Colonel Assistant-Surgeon, vtge Pratt, promoted in the 6th Foot, 7 01. per acre. visiting the county. The Rates of Premiums are constructed upon sound principles wit stock of Duncan, e Thornely, Thomas May 7. scSS h ctt • L'verpool which a fortoight ago was oni• - mbe T. Kershaw, James Alluvial land of precisely the same description as that conceded to The construction of the line involves no engineering difficulties, or reference to every colony, end, by pAyment of a moterate addition to : O 011 in i , y • 370,000 Duneo , : King, P. 3. Villiers, Charles , 86th Foot-Ensign Frederick • Gardner to be Lieu aof the Company, situated at Saeftiugen, on the borders of the Western extraordinary works, and the directors have off rs f • in cse of increase of risk, persons assured in bales, has now riaenteapwards of 750,0,50.. bales, or 130,000 in Ellis ' John ' m Wakley, T. • - . e tom responsible the Home Premium, a La,slett, Willits elc - Scheidt, wos l a t e ly som by auction in Zealand by order of the D u t c h contract° , to take on o comp l ete to e w h o l e of th e w or k s at the price this office may change from one climate to another vithout forfeitliog excess of the quantity in hand - this time last year ; but rices P Evans,J. . Ewart,•l, au,am '''''" - 31‘Gregor, jialin Viralmsley;Sir j. - tenant, by purchase, vice Whittaker, who retires,lMay 7. ,of „ Government, and realised about 801. per acre, subject to the addi- stated in their engineer's estimates. their policies. • are firm, with e t.liktivity, and the tone of the I: gr a ~ iverpool cot Marshsll, J. G. Williams, IV. . Royal Malta Fencible Regiment-Ensign and Ad ttonai ch arge of constructing the necessarY banks or dYkes (estimated From the experience obtained in the construction of th e w es t • Feuro sa t o s o f the profits are divided amongst the Assured. : •t - - Fergus, John . . on market has undoubtedly, just -now, great • influen at 100. per acre), making the Price in reality at least 600 . Per acre ; Cornwall Railway, the Directors have every reaso n t o b e ll e " th e The circums t ances of the Society, on the occasim of the Second 4 , • ~ , • , ce uPon FitoroY, HenrY 3larshall, W. jutant Loretto Bonavita to have the local and temporary TELLERS. afelgund, Viscount , kof Lieutenant May .• ran , - i, lack various proprietors of lands on the borders of the Western Scheldt, line will be completed considerably within these estimates. S tennial Divison of Profits, in the year 1851 warranted the ap- "Sat for manufactures: ', Forster, 31. A. Buiftnuy, E. H. the ' Whose lands are worked by themselves, are now receiving a net The traffic estimated at different periods, and compared with th t eP • liberal Bonus. a portionment of a very , _ . • , ~ COAL MARKET.a-Therannar e 1 Fox, WS J. Gibson, T. M. 1 Mitchell, T. Morris, David Colebrooke, Sir T. HOSPITAL STAFF.-Acting Assistant-Surgeon James overuse of 8/. apr acre. now realised on the South Devon one, ao toe eastern extremity, and The additions to various Policies are shown in' the following , , , . Jose li Roosmale o Per' The-expenditure no to the pe iod, and inclusive of the first recla- the West Cornwall at the western, warrants the Directors in stating examples :- - - 'Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market :-.. • Greene, John Fuld', Sir G. p ccqto be Assistant-Sareeon to the 50 6 ramie, of 7,500 acres, wiil not exceed 150,0001., and it is expected their firm belief that a revenue will be realised, which will yield a : • ' ~...., - ...isio, Forces, vice Jameson, appointed to the 87th Foot M 7 , sy . ..., , ' • - •Beddle'siV. Hartley.. 13s . 9d •Lembton ....... • ... - . le, ed tee ° I that an amount or property will be thereby acquired sufficient to high per centage on the capital to be expended. ndemnify the shareholders for the capital then advauced, and leave The landowners are very favcurably disposed, and will part with the Age • Policy Total Sum -•-• 'Carr's Hartley '...•:. ' '.4. 14s. Od Pensher -- .. ........ ......... 1.4 s 6d Same Clause :-Amendment proposed, to add at tho end of OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MAY 4. when effected , Assured, Additions . That not- Royal Regiment-of Artillery-First Lieutenant Fre- Hasting's Hartley ... 14s Od Ressell's,Hetton r the I a large balance for the prosecution ef the remaining works. land which may be required for the line on very advantageous terms. Assured. in •••-- • : • in 1851. derick Willie C ' eV' The subsequent reclamation of the remaining 27,500 acres, ex- Several large landowners have already consented to take up the --- - . Holywell , - , . - ........ 15s Od withstanding the said first reel , . * ted Act or any other Act, no m raven Ord to be Second Captain, vice ~.....1 0 tending over a period of ten or twelve years, will furnish the means value of their land in shares. X Xs. d. - . North Percy Hartley l3B 9d Stewart s.. .... ••••• ... 163 Od 'hnt of any Officer, Non- commissione cer, r pums me d Offi D um- Adye, promoted; Second Lieutenant Augustus Henry Ihe r ' ' of division of a large bonus from time to time among the share- The importance of the line in a national point of view ha been holders. 25 1838 100 Q 164 12 2 .Participators Ravensworth'sW.Hart 14s Od Plummer .............. 15s 3d mer, or Private Man of the Militia shall extend to gg g, fio in King to be First Lieutenant, vice Ord; Second Lieute -1838 1000 rol l ! recognised in Parliament ; and very recently by the Treasury and 35 176 19 3 i n T wo T an a e kt , w or ...;',..., 12 s, 0 cassop .... ..... .. . ...... 15s Gcl other corporal punishment :"-duestion put " That this nant Robert James Cairns to be First Lieutenant, vice Out of the net profits of tbe company a dividend at the rate of sby the Admiralty. The Great IVestern, Bristol and Exeter, and 45 1838 1000 219 6 3 Septennial fanfieldlleor ButeS tis 9d fleugh Hall ... ........ . 153 Od or • h dd d " The Committee divided:- - Walker, deceased, April I. Proviso be t ere a e . ,delo Per cent. per annum will be paid to the shareholders on the capital South Devon Companies are largely Interested in the Company. 53 1838 1000 - 235 19 3 Divisions - 7iol ll expended, and the residue will be applied to th: redemption of the The Directors having resolved to offer to the public a limited num- 64 1838 1000 268 1 3 of Profits. " , West Wylam . ! in. 3" • capital, and to a division in the shspe of bonus in the following ber of forfeited shares, at a discount of 31. 15s. per 201. share, on pay- . Wylam I h ie Manner, viz.: -- 4-6 to the shareholders, 2-6 to the pro- ment of 15s. per share-being the call now made, and making •26 1844 • 1000 49 12 3 Participators -' ' Wall's End,.#c. Fowler's Hartlepool... 14s Od Alcock, Thomas Hall, Sir B. Perfect, R. March, 1852, Dieters, and to the concessionaire, who has ceded his rights to the 41. 10s. per share paid up-will receive applications for such shares in ,36 . 1844 ~ . 1000 59 4. 3 in One Gosforth ..... re Jainea Commisaions by the Lord-Lieutentant of Essex. 1 tir ' ' • Present Compasy. the undermeetioned form, addressed to the care of Messrs. P. W. 46 . , , ~. _,1844 ~ .. . .1000 , 77 13 3 Septenniel Hatton George . Montagu ,Warren Peacocke, Esq., to be De in t ° In selling the lands provision has been made for the conyenience Thomas and Sons, 50, Threadneedle-street, untll the 25th of 3fay sa .: . ' 1844 :. , "1000 '8313 t Divisio Hastie, Archibald Rice, E. R. _ n • Northumberland P i° . of shareholders who may desire to become purchasers, that their instant. 66 , , 1844, .. - 1009 . 94 15 Bof Profits. • • Hateldell, Jolin Roebuck, J. A. puty Lieutenant; Samuel Brise Ruggles Brise, Esq., to Riddell ..... ... l4s 0 I :Woodhouse C105e...... 13s 6d Bass ' 31 ' 1%. Romilly, Sir Jolm sh ares May be taken in payment of the purchase money at par, or The incoming Shareholders will, in addition to this discount, have . ' Headlam, T. E. be Deputy Lieutenant, May 4. . _ . • wh ° at the price of the dew. the advantage of the land already purchased, the works executed, . ~ - - - JOSEPH CARTWRIGIIr BRETTELL S . . ~ ecretary. . Johnson ... 13s 6d BirchgroyeGraigola... 19s Od cob Bell, Ja . Salwey, Colonel Heald James - . , Bethel], R. .. : . , • Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of Buckinghamshire OW The required caution money has been paid to the Dutch Govern- and the Act of Incorporation. . - Peareth Gas ~ l2B 6d •Abetalninon.Merthyr. 18s Gd Bo 1C 1 nel Henry, Alexander Ocobell, Captain ye, 0 0 If ti le 'nett: • Cornwall Railway Office, Truro, sth May, 1852. . _ . . . .. . Eden Main .. .. ...... 15s 3d DerwentwaterHartley 14s Od Brockman, E. D. Heywood, James Scully, Vincent 2d Regiment of Royal Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry * • R OYAL NAVAL, MILITARY, EAST A. H. • Hepworth, Lawrence Smith, J. John Bartholomew Parker, Gent. to be Cornet, vice ~,_ considerable portion of the capital has been subscribed for on Lambton Prim . r . ose . 15s 3d Gwaen Cae Gurwen... 22s Od Brown, Lae continent. . INDIA, and GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Bell - ' St ' C I -- - -14 s 9d Lion_ , one oa ...... 20s Od Banbury, E. H. Hindley Charles Smythe, George Stone, resigned; Harvey Dru , mmond Gent., to be Cor- A fter the payment of the deposit, no further call will be made of To the Directors of the Cornwall Railway, Truro. . 13, Waterloo-place, London. , a.”"f• • tgams A Sir E. Hobhouse, T. B. Somerville, Sir W. a 1 tirger - - Gentlemen,-I request that you will apportion me shares - ' . Braddyll• -15 s 9a Liangennech ......... 20s Od Bus/e- ' - StricklandOSir G. net, vice White, resigned, April 12. at shorter intervals than , n _ . _ sunount than 10 per cent., or three of 201. each, in the Cornwall Railway Company, and Ido hereby - Aprll 2, 1852. es. ••• r, , Carter, Samuel Hume, J - . 0 . . At a Court of 'Directers held this, dais, . Robert Lee, Esq., M.D., Lletton - • ...-...-. 16s 01 Pumps ' nart gton ~,„. 0 ..... 2 3 g V U Cl a y, James Hutchins, E. J. Strutt, E. ' Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Yorkshire. ...1 7 c t° mulls. undertake to accept the same, or any less number you may allot to o . • , , os o , ~ ,e H.- o A PPlioati ae„„ ons for the remaining shares may be addressed to the 'Saville-row, Burlington- arde Haswell F.R.S.; Of 4; _ _ g ns, was elected Physician , IGS au r on, oftiuot ,ateam.... 18s Od oobden, Richard Hutt, William Stustrt, Lord D. me arid to pay the call now made of Ifteen shillings per share, and lst. Regiment of West Riding Yeomanry Cavalry- Oen - . - mews af the Company, 46, Oloorgate-street, and to.3lessrs. Cannon ' , to this Society, vice Sir Charles•Fergusson Forbes, M.D., deceased: ': • Shire at market 133.....•501d, 63. • Collins, William . • Keating, Robert Stuart, Lord James , _, . _ - Benjamin Huntsman to be Cornet, May 3. By order of the Court, , , . ' ' ' : ,• ~ Kershaw, James . Tancred, 11. W. • 18 0 and p.•• _ - -eY, stockbrokers, 26, Tokenhouse-yard. all future calls thereon. . Dated this day of 1852. Cowan, Charles WA' - Name in full .. • • . ..... .. , , .......... ........ . . .•• •JOSEBH C.. BBETTELL,-Secretary. - • ____,- - Cowper, 'W. F. King, P. J. Thompson, Colonel MEMORANDUM.-The names of the Assistant-Surgeon atbe t , REPORT OF SIR JOHN RENNIE, F.R.S. Residence t this regiment, whose commission is dated 24th March, London, 14th April, 1852. - D , Eyncourt, C. T. Leonard. T. B. Villiers, Charles heretofore ten °I a . lan ent leinen,*At your request I have examined the district of Business or prcfessson . .. , - T° visiToßs FROM THE COUNTRY. DEvoxrortr, MAy 6J-The. Buzzard. steam.sloop, at this . , • . ount Locke, Jo la - , Walmsley, Sir J. Duncan, Vise lee _ 1852, are Robert Thomas Cooke, not Cook, as )19 ,P kid d, conceded by the Dateh Government to Mr. Dirk Dronkers, of te of a lication . . Da PP ' Name, residence, and pre-/ . .. - 3 'Ecru's snow ROOMS, 4, LEADENDoIg o sTEEETO port, is ordered to be commissioned, and to have a comple- Duncan, George 31`Cullagh, W. T. Walter, John gazettcd. ht °I dl eburg, comprising an extent of about 35,000 acres now ce fession of a referee .... cersan men. .-_, ' - ' • "sired at spring tides- recherche STOCK of ELEGANCIES now exhibited by - MECHI, in 3 1 eigund• Viscount Williams, W IOf * DOCKYARD 13 RIGADE.-Orders_ have been issiied by the Fills , •Tehn Queen's Own Regiment of Oxfordshire Yeomanry Milligan, Robert Willyams, li t_ _e feasibility of reclaiming this valuable district attracted the no- - ' h •li E va ns, , John ; OW . 1 ;74 tho Emperor Napoleon, and a company was proposed to be THE MEGANTIC COPPER MINING lead in taste he has brost ht ut some most Determined to take the . , , _ y at such of the officera as may • aye persona y , Ewart, William Mitchell, T. A. Wood, Sir NV. P. Cavalry -George Hall, Esq., to be Captain, vice Jones, a 9 - increased •h ' Moffatt, George Wyld, James . resigned, May 1; Lieut. Henry Barnett to be Captain, 1 illid . ~,-.......d. for that purpose. In 1846 Mr. Rennie saw it, and the idea COMPANY, superb and novel specimens in Papier Mache. Finffing it impossible in eight or bulk - 'beyond '• the capacity of their Fox, W. J. h,..'oefflY struck hirn. and he reported accordingly. Mr. Locke, also, tint of Me antic to displaythem adwntageollsly in his form er s p„ e , I le h a a'fitt e d F p present regimentals, are to be 'supplied with new clothing by , Gibson, T. M. Morris. David • vice the Marquis of Blandford, M.P., resigned, May 3; B oar In the Township of Inverness, in the Co y g , 3lowatt, Francis TELLERS. a SPLENDID SHOW ROOM, to which hei • invites those who 'are thecontractors. Granger, T. C. 11 O . •-•'' Made a repent t ' ilar ff tin fact the perfect practicabi lity oa ~ o a sim eec , LOWER CANADA. - Lieutenant Beejamin John Whippy to be Captain, vice t* to - - A Freehold of 1 dt b ested in the Comp:my desirous of seeing the mot brilliant specimens this country can pro- THE BIRKENHEAD FUND. Betwee 240/ and 250/. have Greenall, Gilbert O'Brien, Joh* Bright, John eo n ,: O r si e e_ measare cannot be doubted, and the only ques ioras be ,800 Acres of Lan , o e v _ 11: • Once. Mechi haa the best stock in London of Ladies', and Gentle- Greene, J olut Pechell, Sir G. Wakley, Thomas the Honourable Henry George Spencer, decemed, May Or' 1:1` . 1 e d are without Dues or Royalty. been subset' b i ed by the :offiedrs - ansl - Seamen of the fleet at men's Dressing Cases, Work -boxes, Writing-desks, aad everything 4; Henry Elwes, Gent, to be Cornet, vice Wright, re ales°. ..r,L The Cost of reclamation. Capital 125,000/., in Shares of H. each, payable on Allotment. th' le port, in aid of the su .thet 4% The v I sis , alue of the la.nd when reclaimed. To be incorporated in Canada, pursuant to the 13th and 14th Vict., , . for the toilet - and work-table. 4, Leadenhall-street. IlluStrated Ca, fferers ' by theloss of her Majesty's signed; Cbarlea Philip Duffield, Gent., to be Cornet, . , he o l •'" regard to the first. The expense of reclaiming the land may talogues gratis. steam-ship Birkeribead. -•' - • ''• - MAJORITY-NOES, 199. vid P , - ca . 18 of the Canadian Leeislature, according to which all liabi .,,, • • , s o_ vice Barnett, promoted, May 6. besot , a n ,,,, .ed into two parts, viz , the works of the canal and barrier, lity of Shareholders is avoided, on the Capital being paid np. It is reported a court-mart 1 t emble at this port la is o ass ~ Adderley,C.B. Easton, Earl March, Earl of .briPer , •;,.' me additional sum required to gain the land. LAURENT'S CASINO, to try the chaplain and naval instructor of a frigate recently Archdall, Captain Farm; James Martin, C. W. Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of the Tower vela' ' e onaide an d ~.._ r the expense of reclaiming the land, including the canal BANKERS IN LONDON. Messrs. Martin, Stone o and 3farthok,,,, as " . Windmill-street return _ ARGYLL ROOMS, Great , _ ,_ ecl from foreign service, on.charges ef diaobedience of Arkwright, George Fellowes, E. . Matheson, Colonel Hamlets. 1 lities, sox a " a s r r.ler, Wlll amount to about 201. per acre. And if the laild be SOLICITOR IN LONDON. St. James's. ordifkand neglect of duty, preferred agiinale illta-siblls. ' Bagge, IVilliam Ferguson, Sir R. Maunsell, T. P. Queen's Own Regiment of Tower Hamlets Militia liable Probablrecovered, and the proceeds applied to further reclamations, Mr. W. H. Cotterill, 32, Throgmorton-street. • Open every evening by Laurent's Celebrated Band. Principal captain under whom he served. ' Bailey, Crawshay Filmer, Sir E. Maxwell, Hon. J. P. be t a e ec T_Mily one-half of the proposed capital of 505,000 L will ever George Money, Gent., to be Lieutenant, vice Chalmers, Cornet-a-Piston, M. Boulcourt. Bailey, Joseph Kitzpatrick, .T,. W. Mena, Sir Hent7 A lad, forming one of the crew of the Nautilus brig, at e ho b ' With u P* BROKER IN LONDON. Mr. Francis Pawle, 23, Threadneedle-street. cing to commence at nine, and Doors open at Eight o'clock. : Dan . Baillie, H. J. Floyer, John Miles, P. W. deceased. , entier • ale . „„, _regard to the second. It appears frmn the report of com- thiS port, yesterdar fell overboard from the m • • am-cross-tree, - sEcRETARY IN LONDON. eirminate at half-past eleven..' Baird James Forbes, William Miles, W. Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of Middlesex.. r po' -,,,,iii7 authorities, that the land when reclamed svill be extremely 3 fr. James Bartlett Tru3cott, No. 1, Three King-court, 32, Lombard- ' Admission-ONE SHILLING. • , • where he was en a ed in clearin - tie • • g g g e pennant. -In his fall • Boko o k, B. of • Forester, G. C. Morgan, 0. Royal East Middlesex Regiment of Militia-Francis ~_ ole, and ma b lti ted so as produce a profit of up yecu va • -he came in contact with the iron sheer, by which one of his Bankes G. Freestun, Colonel Mundy, William street. . 513 50* w ards of 6/. esti o _, e . per acre English per annum ; in order, however, to -•- arnis was broken close up to the shoulder. . - Barring ' ton. Viscount Freshfleld, J. IV. Naas, Lord: Dalton, Gent., to be Surgeon, April 30. This vast and rich bed of mineral land is most conveniently situate . THE SILENT FRIEND. 3 Oak? the :rt its real value, it will be better to take the selling price of Barron, Sir H. . Frewen, C. H. Napier, Joseph . in the township of Inverness, in the county of Megantie, Lower Ca- • : The Buzzard steam-veseel: is- to b •• - Uxbridge Yeomanry Cavalry-Charles Henry Mills, mos. 43 ' • f thl 1 th t th 16th If 1 t b b e so , rem s t appears aon e - arch fist, aapu - mos . •IN SLX LANGtAGES-FORTIETH ED, . .• . .. d t th's e commissione a I Benbow, Jolm Galway, Viscount Neeld, John d bo tf rt mil f Q b t d na a, a u o y es rom ue ec, is of easy access at presen ,an port with a complement of 160 officers and men Gent, to be Cornet, vice Sleigh, resigned, April 30. , sa ,aaie at Hoist, in Zealand, by order of the Dutch Government. Bennet, Philip Gilpin, Colonel Neeld, Joseph • as O a ~,,,,74 Unreel . ~. alined lands similar to thole conceded to the Company conveyance will be much improved on the completSon of the Rich- CON;AINONG THEW' : OIetEDY FOR rR., yVENTION OP DISEASE.: • leroiessor Moseley arrived this morning at, the dockyard, Bentinck,,Lord H. Gladstone, W. E. Newport, Viscount BANKRUPTS. 'Y ibe mond and Mellsourne Raaway This railway now in course of con b -°_'' for 60/. per acre, and if to this be added the cost of em- • ' sa o A Ana Mmidel Coloured Engravings. • according to appointment, and examin e d th e sc h oo l o f ap - peresford, William ClooldardOA. L. Noel, GeraldJ. James Menden°, oil and colour man, Shoreditch, to struction, is intended to be all laid down by the ensuing autumn, and Illaatcated by. One ..e.uneree , --- - n.es _ent the price would be 601. per acre. • prentices,,eand expressed. himself Bernard, Vlscunt: Gore, W. R. O. O'Brien, Sir Lucius at eleven at the will pass about eight miles from the property, and by it materials - ITS GENERATIVE ISICAO highl pleased with e the surrender May 18, at one, and June 22„ "roo tho ut hing, therefore, the value of the lands of the Company, when and produce can be transmitted from and to Quebec ' ' with facility and o Of ..PHYSICtAL DISQUA_LIFIOATIO • mAKKIAGE. , progress made in the past rtiar, and At h' r. - eh bo s 'Best, John Goulburn, Henry Paget, Lord George 'al assignee, Sam -131-ENT'S TO : . isi request e y Court of Bankruptcy. Edwards, offict a, "Led, viz. 35 000 rs t 60/ er e the whole would be • PACITY, AND IMPED 'i en bolida the af terrine' -. _ ' Blair, Stephen Granby, Marquis of rakington, Sir J. cheapness. were g v ,_. Y c, - • • • ---n • --- He I k 1 with Parker, Rooke, Parker, :K. o_ sr th 2,100 ,0 „! , ac e, a . p acr , sonn ediata 0i.4. Now it appears that there are 7,500 ac . res flt for ee, price 2s. 6d. by post, from_ _.L. 00 . uncheon Blandford, Marquia Greene, Thomas Palmer, Robert brook -court, Bsi hall-street; dto 196,pag _ . . : " Commodore oeymoar, and i s • - ang going to 1 ture this Bolden), George H. Grogan, Ed d war _ Palmer, Roundell .3Eg .r. Si Multe n e reclamation, which may be commenced and carried on The property is purchased (but with an option of throwing it up NsW EditiOn, enlarge until the ist of October next) for the sum of 100,000/., of which s . • , . the Establisbnierit, - . 3e. 6ds In sosta l ps• • " , evening in the scheelerocan t„,jeth e _ a _ . , give aec and Whitehouse, Bedford-row. Y last , Rak ed . i raalY with the canal. 4,000 acres of this quantity may be , tne vendors agree to acceptso,oool. in shares and 50 000/ in cash a Medical Work on .. asAhoose to avail themselves of the o ces a • - PPrenti nd such others Booker, T. IV. Guernsey, Lord Palmerston, Vis. John Thomas, builder, Little Stanhope-street, May -1 th e ' c a „„, ~ is season at a cost of 150,0001., pncluding the works of the * TliE SILENT FRIENPI pportunity. • Booth. Slr R. G. Gwyn, Bowel Peel, Sir Robert the remainder of the capital is to be exclusively ' ap ' * plied for the work- Admiral ' Hale, It. B. . Peel, Colonel fair, May 17, at half-past twelve, and June 15, at twelve, , ei - -a. , to that ould be . ; deOrt 0- s the systeM, produCed by .. Nothing in or out. . ; - - -•- • Bowles, hrie sS 2.40,0 00 , . period. The 4,000 acres taken at 601. per acre w ino of the mines, and to . the ge.neral purposes of the c the exhanatian end p ll • Tale * ' g • hich is not - - : ompany, .for Y inf tion or the abuse of ' ' Th Bo 5 was taken *IV. Hall, Colonel . Pennant, Colonel Graham, official assignee; ;shi bl- fraprobab• i s mid . if more land can be reclaimed this season, w ees Y Out 4:,f,-N . B which it is deemed amply sufficient. Power is conceded to work the excessiee indulgence, the conseelacii- - af • " • .„ . . ~ . e m a 0.4 Dock this - morning, measten ' T d H . at the Court of BankrupteY• lon a „,„r_ • 111 amouot will be propo _ rtionably increased. Next sea- . mines in the interim, the produce to belong to the company if the mercury, witli Oirectione * for the . .. use of the preventive lotion. to. and the Buzzard will bei taken in to- - Breteri g , d e Richar . alsey, T. P. Portal . Melville . ' Staniland, Bonverie-street, Fleet•street. - h lik lt • d at e e 7 1 ;os amount of land may be obtained wit a e resu ,an ana the sq , di ualificationS Which' . a h p t p tth od i t el b bse 3farriag . , -bet bottom. roper ybe acce ted ; but if no , epr uee s o belong to the yen- lowe y o reationS on - 0, morrow morning to-clean Bridges, Sir*B. Hamilton, G. A. Powlett o Lord W. R. and L. . _ O -_, -- Hamilton, J. IL • Repton, G.• W. John Burlingham, draper, Worcester, May 18, and ' ' Blasco, me . - ' 85 2. ' re a l si „___, e tt eeeding year' an additional quantity of land would be dors the ain all char es of frel +as + o 100•Coloured Engravings.' ' BY' _.. ,yp y g g gh.„ -c., -he compa-ny paying the prevent It Illustrated eY B ers-street, Oxford.- ... YORTSMOUTH FRIDAY.-The Co , Hamilton,-Lord C. Sanders, Joseph June 16, at halt-past eleven, at the Birmingham District ,of t h :, Sep o SSO-0 1 ntil the whole quantity coneedei has been completed. costs incurred in working only. PERRY mid 09,, Consulting- Sargeonae 19, . 23 Paternoster- 'b M Pappala;do, Sicilian Com . y r. Trite D Aquila, • • attended Broadw.ood, H. -- sob - Corn ander Boyd Lieut. Brooke, Lord Harcourt, G. sO. . Scott, Francis ; nd a . „'" th e ' } :„'"lg, however, the land not to be sold, but to be cultivated for Mi in tains of acknowled ed n g cap g experience and ability, with come street, London. Patilished by. - Sherwood and CO., , Court. .Valpv, official assignee, Birmingham; Wright, ra t ' . - 'Nut:tat of th C th tki th t ofit of 6/ per acre accord. 0 ompany, en, a ng ene pr . e mg t o petent inspectors on the part of , the company, accompanied by one of row, arid sold by Hannay;"B3,' and Sanger, ... 150 Oxfordsstreet ; Gor- Wiethrop (Acting FlaTLieuten ' 111 -•- - • Bruce -O.L. C. - Hardinge, C. S. ' Seymer, Henry Ker • eet 'W. kitten, le • ',-'• G f .. . ant to Sir Thoa. Briggs), and •-- , _ ii , Hayes, Sir E. , Sibthorp, Colonel Birmingham. of eio,o oo , 0 the Flemish valuation, there would be a revenue of the Board of Management, will 'ewe England for Canada in May, don, 146, TettatlenhalleitreetO 95, Farrhagdon-str , * • ...ientenant ore, a ter isiting the-- pri ,He •• Buller, Sir ; sice wa n i,, o Per annum ;• and unlike many other enterprises, the return •R. Johnson, 68, comm. ~ ~ nce-. aaegent at Sp.- . Lord Heard, J. 1.. Smollett, A.. • Robert Harding, draper, Beckington, Somersetshire, to survey the property ; and on their return, which may be expected Bow• Church-yard; Butler, 4, Cheapside , beau vesterdav went on o • ..- Burghley, . _ .. ''' commence when Oni one-third of the capital has been - -ilend,.• Y 1 of the re-productive ' - - ' • to erd tbe H o n_ uf:3' 60 Captain nic Cabbell, B. B. Henley, J. W. Spooner, Richard a t eleven, at the Bristol District in July, will report, at the earliest moment, fully on the state and polio 1, t r eet, of the anatomy alidl)l l 3l , i"gY - • • Deegan, and afterwards landed at R , , - ,„.. , May 18, and June 8, jeitiee ap -• •Making every allowanee, therefore, for contingencies, it d Au stag vde *where his Boyai campbeli, Sir A. " Herbert, - Henry A. Staffer , gm Bristol; Cornish and but &Jeers that the ei " o fitable return on r s just ground for expectin o a pro prospects of it. organs, Wad is illtustrated by 28 Coloured Engravi n g s * • ' • H' hness visited the Ro al V ' • - • - OeSSiVe 1R- ~, le y o.letoe y la , acht Club-house, and Cavend , ish - C. C, Herries, J.:C. Stanley, Edward Court. Acraman,Sofficial assignee, .. 3e, capital. The quantity of copper ore in this extensiVe tract of mineral land PART 11. tre ta Of the • nsequenees resulting from ex entered his name as a member. The ' vendish, WIG. Hlldyard, R. C. Stephenson, Robert Parnell, Bristol. roducin • . nce the Comte and party mice . . is unbounded, and may be wrought with facility and economy, thus dilgeoce" and a their lam e ntable effects on the system, P . g ed dto the beautiful and- • Ca _ m ids Hildyard, T. B. Stuart, H. Charles W. Woodworth, licenaed victualler, Liverpool, f L or d . Chandos, are nsY b : I am, gentlemen, your humble servant, showing a desirable investment, and assuring early remuneration -- '• - • e • tement and gener ative proce e pictur • esque residence o Chatterton, Colonel Hill, Lord E. Stuart, J. . at the Liverpool Dis t sew' To JOHN RENNIE. and continuous dividends to subscribers. mental and bodily , weakness, nervens exei--- _ ' • Doavnes atiainetedat'From Ryde th sings. . •• Sturt, H. G. May 19 and June 18, at eleven, the Directors of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company. inumacity, illustratedby 10. Explanatory Engra e gallant party,. proceeded Chichester, Lord J. Hodges, T. L. .9 By anelyses of the ores, the following results have been obtained : ' infection, either in ,in the Sprightly steamevessel, .Mr. G trict Court. Bird, official assignee, Liverpool; Yates, g hne•,,. PART m treats of th e e diseases resulting from • . eorge Allen command - Christopher, R. Hope, Sir J. Talbot, C. R. 77,44 per cent. ; 77.38 per cent. for copper, by Professor J. P. -- . - ex plicit directions for ing, to Cowes, where the Conate y, •.. . Taylor, Colonel and a P r 0 W E R HAMLE TS. Norton, of Yale College. the primary ot secondary 'lglu, and con Coloared Engin - Squadron Club-house, and , aft suea the Royal Yacht Clerk, Sir-G. Hotham, Lord , jun.,.Liverpool. . . Howard, C.W.O. Tennent, Sir J. at, Oa their treatment,' This section it illustrated by 62 . e rwards the _wreck of the Clive, H. B. PRICE OF SUGAR. ELECTION WITHOUT A CONTEST. 73.7 per cent. for copper, by James Cooke, of Darlington. Titania Yacht, destroyed by fi Howard, Sir R. Thesiger, Sir F. • g Clive, R. H. n or Muscovado Sugar, corn rig. e I le Political dd e ta , _ a resses and local qualifications lately set forth, 72 per cent. for copper, by John Mitchell, of London. iiugs. • he' Prevention of Disease by a , - re _on th e I,'reni. Cowes the Comte * and party nr previous evemn • Cobbold, •J. C. Hudson, G. Thompson, Alderman The average price of Brow te ll - % aroused public attention, it now becomes necessary to set ' Specimens of the ore may be seen at No. 1. Three King-court, PART IV. COntattia a Rerinedy for t of infection is obviate& , where he entertained his suite - • oceeded to Southampton, Cocks, T. S. Hughes, IV. B. Tollemache, John - pnted from returns made in the week ending May 4, ~ 19 si reatter to rights simple application, by which, the danger and escort t the Trevor, G. R. 1852, exclusive of Customs Duties paid or payable thereon .• _..i °ll sosight , and thus stifle all acrimony which fur ther discus- Lombard-street. nd its du- Dolphin Hotel, where be slept r t • at dinner a .1 Codrington, Sir IV. Inglis, Sir R. t o ns,- o yes. a engender. The Tower Hamlets have their Representa- By the Act of the 13th and 14th Viet., cap. 18, of the Canadian Le- PAisi V. 115 devoted to the oOnsideration of marriage; a _ x'W and the ' h' ' d' ' , e urning to this port by rai - Colvile, C..R. Jocelyn, Viscount Trollope, Sir J. on the importation thereof into Great Britain :- way tlB morning, an going o_ver -- the ir W. G. Tyler, Sir G. tO OS . 3 , ea r , O l tanY years have their qualifications been admired, as many gislature, a very simple mode of incorporating a company for a pe el . nave they had the spontaneous votes and • interest of the ars is authorised and all liability of a shareholder riod of fifty ye , , c w ties. ' :The Causes of unproductive union are alto consist , hole subject critically and philosophically inquired hit* * o. the dockyard ; after which his R ' steam department in Corry, Henry Jolllffe, S From the British posaessions in America 225. 4id. per cwt • Jones, Captain Tyrell, Sir J. 11Y till' - „,_ t ore and noloelecto •th ' - o yal-Highness left by the Cotton, W. H. From the Mauritius ••• ••• ••• 235. 911 ~ rs , ey therefore sustain the duties of their (except for labourers' and servants wages) eases on the capital of o o is exclusively emPloYad M nine o'clock train on his return to Lo d Knox, W. S. Verner, Sir W. Henry From the East Indies -. ... ... 20s. 7id. ~ leitioll -- iensible t ei n ,,.____s ation with renewed ardour and increasing -rigour- the company being paid up. A copy of the Act may be seen at the omm ,JORDIAL BAUR 'OF BYZIACIIM treating nervous and sexual debility, impotence, See-, ils. and 335. entertained this evening by the. R • n on, where he will be Currie, Davies, D. A. Knox, Colonel Vesey, Thomas ja s ir ce g ei Te t relves to confer the greatest advantages on their office of Mr. Cotterill. per bottle. The Concentrated Detersive Essence, an anti-sypbilltic Ad ' 1 Si T mini r homes Briggs, .G, , c . "Ismail Ambassador. Dawson, T. V. Langton, W. 11. Villiers, Viscount Average price of the three foregoing de _ • lotion et. the amp and to extend the same benefits to the popu- If the Board of Management should deem It advisable that a Spe remedy, for purifying the blood in cases of infection, secondary . n-Chief, accompanied by fil M.G., the, Commander- Denison, Edmund Lennox, Lord A. Vyse, B. IL scriptions of sugar, jointly, computed as Mer s a. ; 'coniplete and o e world-maintaining magnificent establishments, eial Act for the immediate regulation of this company should be ob symptoms, eruptions, and the abuse of mercury, lls. and Ns. per i aior-General Simpson, •the Disraeli, B. Lennox, Lord H. G. Walpole, Spencer above, and exclusive of duty ... ... 2 , 23. 9ad. ~ Nu:eta and perfect in every department, each haoring eon- tattled from the Canadian Legislature, the vendors of tho property t G ernor .nd C Lieutenan -ov , a olona Walsh,' Sir J. IL b ittle. Perry's Purifying 'Speeific Pills, os. 9d-, 4s. fal. and use Leslie, C. P. By authority of Parliament, lice afr Menzies K.H Aide-de- Dod, J. W. ~ roighty stoc c k °m Tf odious c , omaltueleation, constantly providing a have stipulated to obtain one at their own expense. per box, a certain remedy for gonorrhcea, gleet, Stricture , and Camp to the Queen, who had b een ,_ , osser F. Wegg-Pr , io , ' OA to town by command of Drummond, enry H Lewisham o Visc. HENRY BICKNELL, Clerk of the Grocers' Company 'a st• swory wag, eems supe g rlati t y h e e etxacleellntencae,h by every cou n t ry I " d austll ad d al e a v teeil e 4i c s i eep U t t e ty t t h h e e ea co i rmsr L b s s h e a r l i l be b d e w i i n u co b r e p o p r a te t d o , t a h n e d te nt p e r r o s pe a l ss a rs c- . chronic inflammation of the bladder. Consultation fee, if by letteari., her Majeaty, to attend the state -- ball,. r •_ t dto this port Drummond, Home Lockhart, A. E. e urne Wellesley, Lord C.' Grocers'-hall, May 7. IVhiteside, James ' n the I/. A minute detail of the case iti reqaired: age, habits* and Pe last evening, and Commodore Martin ala • Duff, James Long, W. ) r t ‘irs i„ industry of the fir universe, remunerating the ingenuity and Martin, Stone, and Martins, to the credit of the Trustees in London, tion in cociety. M. Paekets, with advice, to be had at the Kate- . • IS afternoon. Lowther, Colonel Williams, T. P. The Winchester, 50,, Captain L - Duncorabe, A. , . . • - ' the . playing a mighty st artiste and th b the Board of Man ement are however in the meantime to be at e est workmen in the world, em- , ag . , • , och, , C. 13., received her Worcester, Marquis • . 0 "" capital tor blishment °ply, by which the fee, 11., Is saved.. Messrs. Perry, the hulk this mor Duncombe, IV. E. Lygon, General rd the and New Devices for Dress, g r „, . . the introduction of Styles, Fashions, liberty to draw to the extent of one shining and, sixpence per share Bargeons . are in attendan dil tl9 Berners-street Oxford- crew from co, ay, a , ' t her coinpaseefe n ing, and hauled off to the Dunne, Colonel Megan, IV. H. 'Wynn, H. W. RAILWAY RETURNS . . and defence from wet ones ; r ,.., ecuring comfort in warm days, on 75,000 shares, for expenses. street, London, from Eleven till Two, and Five .to Eight ; on San- . stream to adjus , _ _ .., Yorke, E. T. gbev e tradesman. or working , 2 l cithing for the nobleman, clergyman, On the incorporation and acceptance of the property, the capital dayfrom Eleven to One. The Vulcan, 6,;„steam-fri East, Sir J. Mahon, O'Gorman g a te, - Com• ' D Lord . Mahon, Viscount • Dress ; HATS, CABS, Hosamaraneled in Spring and Summer will be transferred to the account of the company in Canada, aod . madder Von onop, Ebrlngton, T WEEK . R • if B urchase -- - -- a---- '' ------ has been taken into the Sidon Do Alandeville, Vis. TELLERS. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAS Iri,sit' ! ouitable for all classes, including a , OOTS and SHOES, &c., &c., be applied by the Board of Management in payment of the p _________ . _ so as ---- ' cics to have her bottom Egerton, Sir P. ' - - -- stork of new fabrics in ingenious .tryitzdless, varied, and inimitable money, and for the general purposes of the company. examined. Egerton, IV. T. Manners, Lord C. Mackenzie, IV. F. . • netst o ," Plying their measures with the most feor Youths and Children ;ap Should it be determined by the Board of Management, after the : 'THE . COUN TRY MARKETS. The Edinburgh, 56, ateam- gannery-shi • Emiyn, Viscount afanners, Lord G. Bateson, Thomas Miles • Receipts. of li 'l 1 P rfect everything necessiry for a dem onstration cf correctness, securing survey contemplated, and the further reports to be obtained, not to WAKEFIELD, MAY 7.- There is a fair arriral of wheat to- , . ' She ' • p, is . making good progress in fitting out. ' has her topea , • Estcourt J. B. 13, Manners, Lord J. Opened, NAmE OF RAIL WAY. -.-e-- ---- 5 L . 1852. itilf, e n universally admired Rifle Dress ; renderin it n!,,trietic feeling by their Proceed, the balance of capital, after ded cting the expenses to the day, for which we have to - note a full languid sale, -at a de , and topmast rigging over the mastheads. ' . ' asts up and tad e , dd' _ , 1852. • --____---------------- 18 __-- -- 0000 so - ! vice to Emigrants by their Outfits of surp,mbrge most essential ser- extent mentioned, divided over the 75,000 shares, "will be returned cline of ls per qr. English barle ell • d ael at full prices. c, ys i in em n onEka , NESS THURSDAY EVENING. • COUNTY ELECTIONS BILL. ---- ' BEITTen. g 1,342 £1,545 910 11" i eonable charge-in one word, continuing to supp oultability at a ma- to the parties producing certificates of shares 22 C • Her. Majesty's screw ..•••• • •••• 70S 675 ly articl 22d instant to be made Oats and shelling are fully ,as dear. Beans are held for more , team-frigate Horatio, , aptain-the Ho Motion made, and Question put, " That the Bill be now 72 Aberdeen .. - • ..... •• •• g ..... • • 228 240 V, gigantic trade better in quality and at far lower es in their • Applications for shares, on or before the , . , . g - at 8 A l'f• on the a • a. S. T. Carnegie, 37 % Belfast and Billymena'.• • • . ..... hment in th prices than dle-street •or to the London mon • which . checks business. :• • -'•' ' - ' • her steam: , • liad at any other establis e world. can be to Mr. Francis Pawle, 23, Threadnee , els , o . . got up . S • 11 I 1 dB- th • in et• and proceeded read . the first time." The House divided.- ' County Down , • •••• ._,_ 3,650 1,578 17 , Belfast and ' fea rw E. MOSES AND SON. secretary, at No, 1, Three King-court, 32, Lombard-street, where Old. '- • aaew , ' eto the ci y9an , for the. ' • o On a. mos Lancashire, and Chem.., 735 784 Ur 0 P p seof testing her ' MINORITY-AYES, 81. 33 Bgkisialtead , - d West York •• • • 4 560 - 4,630 rd W" Le a d en City Establishment, 154, 155;156. and 157, Mine es. prospectuses and reports of the Mine may be obtained. r• ateein and , claw WHEAT, per qr. 601bs per hushel :- a• a • 11 * •"" capabilities uncle -• aSi.: e ' Mat ° III ly and sepa- a-e'S Adderley, C. E. • Farrer, J ' 4 ' , - Napier, joseph 26% ' Bolion s placklsurn . oan . ~.,.... s • _ '1 ' 266 " • ' f3 5 )4 Etril'and Exeter •• •• ••. • •..,,, „„ _ ~ 7,00 84, 86, and 86, Aldgate, opposite the Church, all communi ri - 83 ' - 41 to 43 Ta lor,; the Admiralty. • rately. Mr. .1. 7 . Pilot at th• • rt - was Hewes, .E.'' Pakitioton, Sir 'S. s 2 607 esOf London West-end Branch, 506, 507, 508, New O z f ord _ str CAtllag. in her .. . -Is po , Archdall, Captain Fe 189 OS asaiedonian..S. '....0• • .. ~ , 2,882 •••••• •• ' 6 set, 1,3, PATRON-H. R. H. PRINCE ALBERT. • Ditto, white ... ... .... . - - - 44 - 48 ordered to proceed • • _ . .. , , , Bagge, IV. Forbes, William Scott, F.: : : • 1 head.•• •• . 945 S Chester and Ho y . ' 5 139 SO° ald 3. Hart-street, all communicating. R OYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. Norfolk and Hunts., red • ... ,••• -- - 39 -- 41 Her Majesty's steam4rigate A.mphio„ ~ • Forester, G., Ce sibthorp, Colonel usage ••• • •• • 636 Cork, Blackrock, and I' g 647 797 t t b. s• Bradford (Yorkshire) Branch, 19, Bridge-strafe; Ditto, whiter ... - ... ..• -- -- 42 •-- 45 Ai the same day, and placed ia the fitti r ;`' °A, was undocked Baird, James ck E 11. Frewen, C. H. Spooner, R. . nction ...• • • 46 Dublin and Belfast Ju . , . ~ . a ili 0 Sheffield Branch, 36, Fugate. -A-ai Bachlsoffner and Defries's new Patent Polytechnic Gas Fire will be exhibited and lectured on on Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- Lincolnehire and Cambridge, red ... -- - 38 - - board the remainicg P •nof he g basin to take on Bald° , • ortlQ .. r Sea ate. • Bateson, Thome Galway, Viscount Sturt, H. G. 83 Dublin and Droglseda .••• " • . _ .... 1,468 1,685 te (rh o -..; - 42 44 'wed by the ad - res, and was this B t p Granby, Marquis . Taylor, Col. • 6 Dublin and Kingstown,...s . • • ••-• . 329 Merchant Tailors, Clothiers, Ratters, Hosiers, Farrier% Bee t Nine day at Halfsoast Three, and on Tuesday and Thursday Evenings, at ' Ditto, white ... ... . ... --. . , day warped out, and to , . Yrtle ot o enne , . 1 Tennent, Sir.r. - 433 16% Dundee and Arbro ', j inx", kid Shoemakem, and General Outfitters for Ladies and Gentlemen. m ode 's - Lecture on Music, by George Buckland, Esq., illustrated bY Yorkshire, red ... ... ... -- - 38 -4. loge in the harbour off 'the west shore. . 00r amer to m Beresford, William, , Gwyn, Howe Hall,sColonel Thesiger, Sir F. 31 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen• Junction 680 760 ,ead e o r j The Establishments are closed from sunset Firm , to m em en rn Songs every evening except Saturday at Eight o'clock -A Lecture b J ' ' ' ' * • ' Ditto. - white - ... ... -- - '42 -• 44' , Her Majesty's paddle-wheel steatn.,‘„ . . Booker, T. W. .. • .. Raise , Themes r. Trollope, Sir J. Y 19 Duu‘lo.l.E. and .r.llinsElUs. •••.. - . - 1 G 0 , ...... 660 !illturdays, when business is resumed till Twelve o clock. for the i, i. Y .H. Pepper, Esq., on Glynn and Appel s Patent Paper Dantzic and Konigsburg, white .. -- - 43 - 45 )3 man Second Master, commandinn. P s ". el Lizard, Mr. 'Booth, Sir R. G. Hamilton, 11-. A. • Tyfbn, fur a - . 68 East Anglian••• •••. . . ' .... ••' •• • 3e - 721 rock , 5, Lett 0 to _ Bramston, T. w. Sir W. Ir, ior evention of Piracy and Forgery by the Anastatle Process. Prt at noon Richard Hamilton, Lord C. Verner, .. 79 East Lancashire ••••••..•• • • •• • • " " '' b 8 4,102 ed ' o " contal A new Book, entitled " The Library of Elegance, r o w , _ -Lecture Lowerßaltic and , Hamburgh red... -- - 38 -42 . - A a f Ch them and returned in the ey • Bremiedge, a e clerk. ' on the Britannia Tubular Bridge, illastrated by Mr. E. ri ay or a , einn. VeSey, Thomas , tintless and N0rf01k........ 14,458 itte- easarement, can be had Be s beautiful Mod 1L t VltiElt i it b D Mediterranean red . ••• ••• -- - 00 ie. , VI, HM • sty's brig Wolverine, 12, .c e e.• Broadwood, 11. Henley, J. W. 322 Eastern Co 14,625 e.- ec ore on oacecrc y r Y r. • •••• :er aje . 0211:lender V • yse, 11. It. 11. Dion _ ...... •.....•• • • • • •• 2 . 846 2,157 tO e a fallltst of priees, and directions for self-m _ ~ * achhofrner Maxwell • • B Hill, Lord E. 95 EasternU gra' t gratis n a ocation, er forwarded, post-free, to anY Part 01 the tion of th e • ---- A splendid New Series of Dissolving Views.-Exhibl- BARLEY,- per quarter of 8 bushels:- . • - a n Falcon, arrived here this morning, l ast fr ,_ ~._ Christopher, . Worcester, Marquis ergh and Glasgow .• •• • ....... 3,709 3 595 thi l- k h , gdo ' m u • PP Microscope - ' ortsmout cb ty, . h. , es . a Hope, SirOJ: 89% Edinb undee.....: 2,015 ' a Admission, 1. . Diver and Diving Bell, &c., &c. Norfolk and Suffolk... ... •••• - - --. • 28 - ' • She saluted the flag of Vice-Admiral, th e "41 r Howard, C. W.-G. WYnrr, 11. W., b Perth, and D 78 Edinbarg , . 2,207 10 1 be had, gratis, B alf - Price. • ; Schools and Children under Ten years of age 'ef at the Nore wil.• on * , Josceline Cobbeld, John C. e . r ,„ 4.ll andsome Almanac for the year ending 1852 can • Lincolnshire and Yorkshire .. - - 29 92 --- - ---- ' 1 ) C mender-in - Chi Yorke, E.. T.. •6 , , , Exeter and C . . . ercy, om ' 'ea corn liment Codrington, Sir W. Iludsen, George 102 , c loao so i nonesrlissil s "Y o ,',OS soo • •.• '•• • • • ...• 360 421 LeWishaln, V I S. . • '''' 4 PM:cation. ------------------------________________ tkOteil ..a • S.. - ... ... --- --- --- 28 - 010 wait acknowledged by the Waterloo, 120 e Captai n i i i ) Cotton, W. S. r ' s a for r liVit. CU • Grinding per 30:stone • '... - ... ---26 -- 28" .. ving discharged her powd t e Hon.' TELLERS. 1715 i GlesgosT,__.,,a n s'_.7.„`'n 7 ,',, es e rn " ••• • • • 3 „; 679 • 3,852 , Dawson, - T. V. Mackenzie, W. F. I „lob, lei Pon parle Francais. I Qui si parts Itallano. il, LITE RWELL • ee aiontagu Stopford. Ha . ... er, she was " Manners, Lord J. Buxton, Sir E. 22334 Greet 15° ' - '" • "" ''''''' -• i ''" '" ••• • -• " ,751 13,055 la Espanol. T° b ° had of S NEW WORKS. F • oreign ... ..• ... ... --- - •28 .-e Lae Africaa. steam-tug, rici Dodd George •• Sep:ller, H. K. . oldest Southern and Wes ternareland) 4,717 • sr, b c4 ...2lier spricht man Deutsch. I Aqua se hab .._ ~.. taken in tow by the , . ", •proceeded to E erion, Sir P. Maxwell, J. P. 188 . 4,451 ment Ap- 14 7, Fleet-street; m ' n erwood, 23, Paternoster-row ; Carvalho, BEANS, per qr.' , 631bs to the bushel :- having been. 'III:.COMMIBSion. t g Western •• - . ..... . ' want ade Depart . ,39 o e Chatham to be paid off, 27/ - Great' •• • ...... 16 . 596 18,141 Wo Morgan, O. SO be- , Ply est, several Assistants in the Ready-m Tuesday and Wed- price One Shilling e ac h b 1 rnhill ;or direct from the author • • od she years Egerton, W. T. 6 a n i s e South Eastern .... ............. 174 170 Y aelit° searsonally from Ten to Twelve o'clock, on ; Y post, la. 6d. ' Small, fine . ... • ... ... ... 32 -35 32 -84 Qa and a half, the whole of which pen Wa _ em a ployed on • 2•- 0 ; : jameaster and Carlisle ...... ....... 4 ,136 EN Ticks :, „,,, „,, e.• • ... 31 --- 34 30 -.7....., , . . 4.624 ' 1 .41,Z Morni ng, at 86, Aldgate. JO FMENT 0 O th ' est coast of Africa. ':' . n e.,w MAJORITY-NOES, 77. 2 60- , - Lancashire and Y0rkihire............. • - 15,302 15'4 0 5-- eat ° f -'", several Cashiers. Apply by lettet, stating age, &e• " Health t F LIFE. -- -•--- :2 -a., • " h having on board s - ' • ries 0 ...a.„ ...... • °creation, anct anti Foreign , • .6041 .. . •150 n . , •10 _ ••• . 7 The Trinity steam.yae t, eveml of th ' e Freestute Colonel Ricardo, Osman 39 , -Leeds and Thirsk - ................ 979 l ' a ' ;.,,e a , i r." 1" I Itlitrr CONTENTe :-Early Rie ng ......, onal Use of Time." OF cursions about the Environ Prin g ar id SUDIDIBP M OATS, per stone:- ~-. • - • . • • oard arrived be Trinity B _ . a , .. •. here -at tw II hE. A elder brethrep. - ,oft _. __. , - - . 0 },, Adair, ug . - Gibson, Thomas M. Rice, E. R. ' )811 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport.... 349 , TOO sof Londo To ---- --or*gs-Ex- Mealing .- .. . , •.. ••• -d to -d 10d to 12u i of the buoys at the - •I. • Alco a Thoma s Romilly, Colonel : mai% London and North Western ,.. 4 9,215 sg ;; !ail ill 1 , . -.CAL ADVICE ON THE SECRET INFIRMITIES Forests, Fields, High-roads, a n d e . o n - e Parks, Lanes, Mils, Fdi ee ng ... . ~.. ~... , „..., -ed. to -d 10d to lld • on a periedical e. aespeet•on • entran of ' . G,ore, W. R. O. '- ° rrh S and Aledway. 'After se • • ces - Baillie, H..t. - Romilly, Sir J. 5% London and Blackwell.... - ........• 1 .016 -- ',7 4 :ed " , With YOUTH AND MATURITY. ..,. Plain Directions for their Prevention and Cure. ;e'er pie Trips and Rambles-The Sea-London M N asant places-c and,inahe rivers . , a eame - • ,- • ' ha r maim,. 1-1, --.. w-e Bass, M. T. Green, John Russell,F. C. If.. ' 17334 London, Brighten and South:Coast.. 10,328 -.- ieht__a• -°untr Y ' Foreign ''.. ' .. ... --d to -d. 10d to lld . - S 't - buoy - in the • hour, the yacht - pro:: Bethel', Richard Grosvenor, Lord B. 8,843 tO 113. diot „,„ E _IFTY COLOURED ENGRAVENGS ON STEEL. _music-The Drama-On Eating, Drow n - • , --- . s ooveningis at Home ~ , Queenhorougb ,pi . ... Hall, Sir B. Etalwey, Colonel 244 London and Sone 34 h We5tern......... 1 0,515 Air, Rest, Ease, Occupation, &c., &c. ----9 " '''' °e Ping• Ba _ SHELLING, per lead Of 2611 b ... -e- •-• . 27,--e 28 . . -__ e_ rim _ . _. n _ Linr _excu • • - Boyle, Colonel captain 24,4 Londonderry and E Igi 10,651 l OC' It..,,__""ushed, in French English German Dutch, Spanish, and - "en, in • - • ' the Author e ar a ,__, a Sealed Envelope, 2s. 6d., or post-free from n .... , , 3 9 • 42 ceeaean ' MALT, Der load of 6 - linperial bushels -•-, . - Y 6.-The Barraeenta, ateam-vem 1 L. Bri ht, John Hastie, Alexander Scobell, 4 = -- - • - , , . . - CHATHAM, MA h a -a., ' ia• g Heade, Archibald Smit , h John • 11% Manche* en . ..... .. ter, Buxtolirldittlock, &c. 128 292 d J. F.' 28 652 Maryport and Carlisle •• • ,tirdsY ' 1 "nY-two Stamps, teer M edical Treatise et lei? la firmiti on the Physiology of Marriage, and on the FRAGMENTS FROM THE MOUNTAINS. T wo VISIT TO THE LAKES ; SKETCH OF EDINg Vol. 11. URGE% & PEAS, per Imperial Qoarter :- • Grey end Feed ; . ....' ... ... 7.• - •-7;. , , 8 . 32 . . .. _ . . - AiterVALs. Prfessor Moseley has vi. he. n....' his nnual exam • nation ef . t g to nd will bee or y. ,remove 4 to sh 'sited thia yar and gone th aprntices at, the.school asi Brocklehurst, John - • Buller, Si] J. Y. rou h Bunb , Edward Heywo , g ilrY Canapbell, Sir A. Stanfor , rth L. • - : Hindley, Charles Stru te t E• 496% 627 nett, . 5 - • 167 X Manchester, Sheffielel,ancSLincolnshire 6 ,086 117 cornpleted for service, a, . . 68T. eadlam, Thomal Snio H , ' Blue and white boilers • •••-• ... -•••••- --, ' ' 28 -32 rve steamers at tha -Brown, W. 6 144 Somerville. Sir Yr.. . 9%. Manchester and South junctic,n...... int eir - S II I , F-PRES E R V A T I 0 N ; 8 Vol. T. Vols. '-a •2 -__ nese as one of t . he stearearese .. .. d , . .. t port Heywood, James 412 ' Midland ..... - Adirdrs l 126 Stewart, _ o Midland Great Western (Irish). •,.... 1,52 , 21,931 re fjOa • I co ~ es and Disorders of Youth and Maturity, usually ac- , ___._ Qrs. • - Nr,t - e. , . heerness-yard, seh '- - el Hobhouse, T. B. Lord Dual° . 37 O, ROY ° I Sioe ntsi gs an early period of life, which destroy the physical and THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY ; REMINISCENCES OP ' Wheit '•.'.. ... ... 9,295 Rapeseed ... . ••••• ... --- alsolhe apprenti es belongin - . ~ . . . - 0 were Carter, Samti Stuart, ' 2 451 Hume, Joseph 81s Btuar t, Lord j. O 60 Newe 917 ti._ 4 onst urv.ers, diminish and enfeeble tho natural feelings, and ex- DUBLIN, tee. MR Sl,;llinc• 499 t' to Chatham or that purPe se • I ' chandos, Marquis . -' Hutchins, E. J. • son Colones astle and Carlisle ••.••••• • • .. • . 2,274 mor e Barley - -.. • ••• - ___ _______,„„ ••• •.. ••• roam sen 'ML ;ArrelN"lELlcr''4.-" - - - Cebden, R. - w G Thome •„, . • 149 2,123 lre ee_Oavital energies of Manhood ; with Practical Observations on . Oata • • -••• • ander William ' IT; '• wa CharleS Jolliffe, Sir .• , , ~ . ThernelY - -L 222 • North British ••..•••••• • • • • • • • ..... 3,179 3,551 M. - - • '' . ••.-e- •:•••••-., • •,...' ,'4,;• ,- • 828 Linseed •• • ..• ... • '^-7::_ 3 t ri - Comm Dobb' . -C 9 - -n ' - • •.K , h James - ea , • ers aw, Chart ~ North Staffordshire ••••.. . . • . . . 5 es A +Lam Preve o tY, ', as , - Litton said successffil Treatment of Nervous Debi. wOOLWICR, ;___AY ..- le rd" W S villiers, Cr wfo , . • - . •-• • • ,- ..., c si os p )7,0 6 SOlsea-a-e'rooand Constitutional Weakness, Syphilis, Stricture, and all WHAT TO EAT, D , RINK AND AVOID, Beans... Peak ••• ••• ••• ....Mit :Malt ••• • • ••• •- • . •oi .... ' 0846) to comMand _the B . . _ uzzard, 6, paddle-wheel st - -a ' earn- Crowder, R. B. King, P. J. w a mey, T. 44 North-Western •• • • 45 e *0 Os 0 ... 5 35 ' 641 ini 3 ill /Or Lisio.„:"SSO,nerangements resulting from Indiscretion, as adopted re years and ten our course may r un. . -•" ••• • - 12 IFI nr dt D Tares ~ "• ••• -- - - °--- •" • ''" "" "" 7 sloop, of 300-horde pos-Ver, commissione a evonp . 0r... D'Eyncourt, T. Locke, Joseph s sogi a msOW. Scottish Central •• • • 6' potto e :On s ano, Rieord, and other eminent members of the faculty of " It h Fiftr coloured E a s ill ngr ving , tudrating the Anatomy, " That time sco A popular review of almost every f o rm (cause and cure) of ner- Lay . *** *** ' *** - ': : ' _., ._ EUZzard• M'Cullagio I V. T. ' . ...... a • • 533 653 32 2,012 Gttnner Ilenrylßurgees to_the _ Douglas, Sir C. Wood, IS .W. F. ir Scottish. Midland .• •••• • .. xamor„ Mks' 7. Manners Lord G. Vir Id James; 29% Shrewsbury : and Birmingham. .. cel iell ' 1 tli g er °l 4Y, and D r 5t,,,, s iseases of the Reproductive Organs, explaining vously-debilltated health an en d feebled constitution, that haraises. h - -In the • interval from Tuesday the the Buzzard. Duncan,.Georg'e . , , nu t Y, * 47 574 821 usiness in the Grai • • Boatswain John Hall, to 3felgund, Irisco Entrewiliury and Chester - ........ 1,749 asure, business, or StlidY, and ems. Duncombe; A. B P r°' ora p -°•-s ures, nses and functions and the vari ' Positio la trade has been slack there being no dis- to the Buzzard. 1474 01 . red uced ,_ ,_ , . ous injuries that the young, besets the man of pie ui f r the diet and physical regu- o --n na thej-Pait et -'is - h • Carpenter H. It Collin?, l• lit lied at G e reenhithe, in • Derides; Sir David atiniean. Robert metes. 2 . 9 Shrepshire Union ...s ... ''• • 0 . 0 ., ••••• • • • • •••• en; . • tig je , ' al them by solitary habits, excesses, and infection. bitters old age ;In 'th tables and res o generally, hay ' e been w consumers to purcease, ut_prices, • , - w hen ig Tne Hercules t oop-alup, -- East, Sir J. B. Moffatt, George Roebuck, J. A. . 8 South Devon ........ ...... as , • • • •• .. .. 2,020 . 1,909 15 O rb- Iv Ity SAMUEL LA'MERT, 31. D., was only a sle d - eaker.. :At this tnorning's market there - Mowatt, Fran Dun can, Lord 228 4 Bout lr Eastern .....%. _ teflon of every-day life. ham. ~. „ to be towed round to Chat Ellis, John • • ...... ...... , 112,808 11.679 ner laltendance of buye Whe ' t ' • Pechen, Sir G. 93% South Wales ............. 1 055 liO ni- se s It io Arp e f,._ ... DFORD-SQUARE, LONDON. IV* tiered barely equalin.price to 'T ed - . s. ' ' a was aaa--- ' ...--•••••••-•.__--_:------ --- Evans, John , Jai n " ...... • • • • , 1,474 th sit - of 31 bro ok a . e dicine, Matriculated Member of the University of Edin- Ng THE PASSIO ~. ' ' inquired for, and fll • . nee-Ayr:tat. Spring corn more - Ewart, Wmi ----am Pllkington 77 South York., Doncaster, and Goole .. 1,083 1,306 de d u , TICE% ' * - Nor ELmill N ;' 4 00 FOR THE MußDien ------______- - i -- 40 Taff Vale -.. ... ............. 2 , 300 2, .. ••••• • 418 af . '4,.;in„,espnorarY Member of the London Hospital Medical Society vanced 6d per ' - P obtained. , - Egyptian beans ad leaner. E, h . , . . . EXAMINATIO . , ~. ..,,, i -Ne-..-The examinar -Yesterday the r 5 Ulster .•• •• • ........ - ...... 854 941 . re - kteet e M e _ef APothecaries• Hall, London, Member of the linnterlan , " What passions hurt the body-what improV, ery ot er article maintanie rates, but with alimited demaed. • - ' d late OF WS WIFE.--,OXFORP; I IP. ' ion of . d r • - 'CHISSMENT. Waterford and Limerick ...... 384 308 „ pia ~„,.._ - "cietY of Edinburgh, &c., &c. r heard." ' Truths as refined as Athens eve The ad- Bennie _ Suaikoe,.._ Elijah Noon. charged w . i • t h ed ur e 0 1 a e wil m f his wife, by - Q A soT. ooLBAN ' S DISFRAN o o St. Alban's (15 Viet. Ism West Cornw ll ...... Mu se ' ' ao,;;; L s `work contains ie , and , a plain and complete description of the ana- Stream .-Life's pilgrimage, from infancy to old age. ---,our MAY ements. l'he casua/- has been done here in most d ' e ' 7.-A large business- t ee' took place th' h • th ide.with a sword, is after- Act to Disfranchise the Borougu o bribery has been 12 • IVhitehaven Junction .............. S a ing er in e s .;„ __ _ , . ifiat grea t 199 202 111 5 °rl --Mello Physiology of ,_ . on , , the reproductive organs, and of their relative vent of the passions. Chastity and its infring i s graphic, nar- generally at very fell prices. !_.criptions of raw sugar, and •b f 1 't Watrates in a room at the city gaol, cap. 9) was printed. It recites 1 tion of Members of Par- 304% York and Newcastle, and Berwick ..: 18,427 14,320 al nigh ts .. oe OS health and disease. Dr. LaNert, who has taken the ties of llcentiousness and dissipation, with illustrat on Th „ noon e ore tleciy ma • ___ 'n the ae c rgo . e transactions fth examined at the coroner's inquest committed in the borough i h borough of St. Alban's, in 279 York and North Midland ........... 7,342 7,418 , o•ei es. comprise 300 casks . . West India,' 1,500 bo • o . e week All the witnesses who were wcle d• . Tdea s s'OSOO Meal honours, as evidenced by the diplomas and testimo vp hoij' r ted in the work - ,is the only legally qualified medical man rative, and remediative. Advocacy of early m.e-ag x es,Havannah a d - ' dditional fact of any, import 1' tares a that t e fter the passi 13.000 mats Mauritius, chiefly to the refiners h , n -repeated their evidence but_no a - lament, and dee , . ~, f rom and a ng of i 5:l ' .---,4 exchisively V. Refi • ' , w ose stocks , . _ nr - . who appeared to suffer b f Hertford, snau or Members to FOREIGN. ailed was elicited. The, prison , . . t-e county o member serve 152 Central of France ... 3 654 4,017 t•ofte4snts,ent of these co' emitpd for t i s marg e y l e n ar a s, th e svc e le i c s l=tzl i i t ls a t d o v t a li n e THE MARRIAGE STATE. had run very low. ned is in .brisk demand; at fully 2s ay anything, and we turn anY - ler 8 this Act, cease to re r ough was according y ased from 574 Dutch Rhenish ...... „ 11 1 ' 'lb, ti tre 37 an- those wh Y 4 Ugh ,_ _ . ose constitutions may have become debilitated "To be or not to be, that is the question." per cwt. dearer.. Rum - is still neglected.-Beisto/.IIT - . ercury. great distress of Mind, declin.ed to s . ilful mu d ial 'for the w r er of his in Parliament." The bo 3d of May instant. 21% . al aria Antonia • 116 160 EXETER, MAY 7.-Cattle -The supply was tol fully; committed to take his tr n the •••• rWi ell tc ,. _ ecret practice 3 acquir din erably large, t t d The • unfor una e eceased was the map of representation o 63 Montereau and T 1.028' 978 snisiciears, svhereb th e youth, or by the excesses of PaoonAnnur:-Lawe and obligations of nature, society, and reli- , all w dll Ftb f t business gener y as n . a ee sold at fro wife at the next assizes. - AN ORGAN --. a e ,_ age frustrate" e pleasures of life are marred, the objects of gion regarding tnarria ge, to be observed by either sex. Time and bu ra 7s 3d "choCemetery arid , the Ronxics I N - --• ...... ,OW 442% North° 19,59 5 22,545 rn of France . •-• 0 , 1 er score, as last week. Working oxen were f buried on Thursday evening-at the Jeri A NEST OF YOUNG Fes i " -ur aus e ,,. _, , and existence itself rendered a term of mimes- choice, on both sid o _ . Plllot s iSO,Mu regret. es, as to age, temperament, complexion, and to 7s ~.. p . r Steers were from 10/ each B cif erso - rem funetal was attended by a large concOurse p ne. ome workmen were making repairs in the laaat Orleans and Bordeaux ' 3,als 5,315 •• •••"•'• '' " 6,074 14068 l t ; are. +este r ., -e oY the Author and figure, to , , secure healthy offspring, with the art of rearing them. 25/ to 26/ per pat . . _ . . arreners . days ago, as 501335 5 h fonnd in the organ a nest of 240 • .Paris and Lyons I Wa rd . e, ow ; H annay, 63. • oxier may be had of J. Gilbert, 49, Pater- Physical defectiveness and its removal • er score , butchers' calves 3d to Sid per We understand a marriage 1 ; 's on the tapis, .and will ro wie, ter - •• •"• •••• •••••••• 8;507 9,823 • Sterility and its conversion. f rein 4,8 to 5s p parish church, C j - fledged. This circumstance =lv 82 Paris and Orleans .... • • .... -••• • • • 6;eso 6,760 ' ialmarket ; Gordon 146 d-street ; Starle, Titchborne-street, Cases, &c. h C andc 1 21s 6d eac . ows a ves were about e eldest• son of Sir John redbreasts near v . - • 84 Pari s hen it is kn and Rouen. ••• • • • -•• ••'' - - se te• Post fo • , Lead enhall-street; Mann, 23, Cornhill ; By Rs J. CULVERWELL, M.D. 1 lb ; lambs, 'lBs to . shortly be selainn' db t en th i z e ewe - • Yorkshire and t young w hat singular w own that the 305 - 6 122 10,326 ' thi rd 4 . , b , r „. be r ftorty-two stamps, from the author's residence, (1824). Twenty-five years medic ( 841 ), M.R.C.S. (1827), L.S.A. k' quotations. ' Sheep-Wethers, from i 4 3 / a d t 6 'sd L ater Ka Y, 13art., of -Denby Grange. , he be considered som solidity for divin Pari e iservice.....voncaster . 59 ~ ip,,... ! and Strasburgh --• • • 2,353 2.13 58 ~, „ - --7., ed on thes e al and Forensic Referee in these last wee s 4 1 dto s d. Pork Carcases-The supply Lady Caroli n ' d daughter of the . late and eider organ is eked inerY "wucti and Havre •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• HS 2,'M I t e Pepys, thir • 121 Tom an d NT„,,,,,.. - - 4. 0 01:11T . 074 tiu p ro , and tract Biz personally or disorders IYy letter, matters. Reception hours daily tin rive . Eveninge, Seven till per lb; ewes, from A _ r _ cesnpge _ _ g from 61 Otte 7, ,to the moot E 1f C t Chroxkla -----,.....••.....• ..... •••.,. . . , . LINO' . tin Zight• lalle• 10, Argyll-place, Regent-street. ' --'- tan lot wed, and p i at o 0 tenham• . . - , -...... 1 . a ~ ~. _ 4 was larger t . . . - Age Policy sum Total w h e n effected Assured. Addition Assured. in ``` in 1851. ---- -- .E X s. d. 25 1838 1000 164 12 2 P ar ti c i pators 35 1838 1000 176 19 3 in Two 45 1838 1000 219 6 3 S eptennial 53 1838 1000 235 19 3 DivisionS 64 1838 1000 268 1 3 of Profits. 26 1844 1090 49 12 3 Participators 36 1844 . 1000 59 4. 3 in One 1844 g ' 1844 , 1 000 77 13 3 Septennial .' ' 1000 83 13 7 Division 66 1844 lOOO 94 15 8 of Profits. ~// ~✓ - - ..---V, ''SPIIITING INTELLIGENC.g., " 1:7 CHESTER RACES.—FRIDAY. The Cheshire Stakes (Handicap), of 15 sovs. each, 10, tt, and 5 only, if declared, with 60 added. A winner of any,' handicap race after the publication of the weights, ' to carry' extra weight; the second to save his st a k e , and t h e winner to pay 10 sovs . t o th e fund. From the Castle Pole, once round, and in. (22 Subs., 10 of whom declarecl4 s Mr. Osbaldeston's Mountain Deer, 4 yrs, Bst 41b ...(Hiett Mr. Saxon's Black Doctor, 4 y rs , 7 s t (J . Osh6rne 2 Lord Waterford's The Marquis ~4 yrs, Tat 41b (D. D oy l e 3 Betting-6 to 4 agst Black 'Doctor, 6to 5 apt Moulatairi Deer. Wonby a neck; the Marquis a 'bad third..' Ran 44 • 2 min.'36 secs. - , s ' ' The Wirral Stakes of 10 save. each,- h ft, With 30 added,' for two and three yrs olds ; two yra old bolts, 7st ; fillies, Ost 11lb; three yrs old colts, 9st; fillies, 84,11/1) suasion. ' ' at starting, allowed 31b. T.Y.C. (5 Subs:,) . ~ a ,_ .... Mr. Taylor's Maid of Avon f, 2 yrs... (Arnold) walked over.. Fifth Year of the Cestrian Stakes of 10 sovs. each, with AU added, for three yrs old, colts, Bst 61b ; fillies and geldings, Bst 31b ; the winner to pay 10 cove. to the fund. One mile and 'three quarters. (12 Subs ) , Mr. Thompson's Lily b c, Bst 6lb (Wilberfordb) walked over, A Handicap Stakes Of 5 soya, each, with 50 added; the win ner to pay 5 sovs. to the judge; the winner of the Cheshire Stakes or Grand Stand Plate (if run previously), 101 b extra; the second in either, 51b extra. Seven furlongs. (15 Subs.) Mr. E. Pssrr's Sanita, 3 yrs, Est 91b (Hiett) . I Mr. Bleiklanga.Eyadne, 3 yrs, sst 31b .. ...... ...(Aldcroft) 2 Lord W ford's Lan cas t er , S yrs, 7st 21b (D. Doyle) 3 Mr. J. oorne's Puritan, 3 yr s , E s t 91b ...... ...(Wells) 4 Mr. T pson's Aege an , 5 yrs, B st 4 lb ( Wilb er f orce ) 0 if Mr. H greave's Oshaldeston, 5 yrs, Bst 21b ...(Denman) 0 Mr. Dcwson's Galvanism, 3 yrs, 6st 121 b ..(Arnold) 0 Mr. W. Moseley's Sir Charl es N ap i er, 6st 61b (Sherwood) 0 Sir C. Ruehout's Flounce, 3 yrs (Rickards) 0 Betting-5 to 2 agst Evadne, sto 2 agst Flounce, and sto 1 agst Sanita. Won by a neck, a length between second and third; Puritan a bad fourth. Ran in 1 min. 23 secs. The Ladies' Purse, value 50/. ; for three yrs old, Bst; four, 9st bib; five, lOst; six and aged, lOst 21b; mares and geldings allowed 31b; winners extra; the w i nner to b e sold for 250 sovs., and allowances if to be sold for less. The winner to be sold by auction immediately alter the race, and any surplus to go to the fgad. Once round and 4 distance. Mr. Talbot's Emerystone, 3 yrs, 6st 81b (501.) (Aldcrofi) I Laid Chesterfield' s J em i ma filly, 3 yrs, Est 51b (504) ... 2 .Mr. W. Stebling's Young Hawthorn, 3 yrs, (50/) ........ 3 Mr. J. Alfred's Le Belward, 3 yrs, fist 51b (800 (10ewap) 14 Betting -7 to 4, agst Jemima filly, 2to 1 agat Young - Hawthorn, and 2to 1 agst Emerystone. Won easily by a neck, Young Hawthorn a is oast third, Le Belward beaten off. The race teas not timed. ' . ' • The - Eaton Stake s o f 1 0 soya. each, h ft, With 30 fi added, for three 3 12 -01 d. 7st 21b,' and four, Bst.l2lh ; .fillies And geld - ings allow e d 41b , and maidens at the time of naming 81b; winners extra. Grosvenor Course. (6 Subs.) Lord Caledon's Kiteflyer, 3 yrs, Est 131b...(T. Sherwood) 1 Mr. Saxon's Black D octor, 4 yrs, Bst 121 b... (J. Osborne) 2 Betting-6 and 7t04 on Kiteilyer, who won cleverly-by a head. Hun in 2 min. 55 aces. ' The Grand Stand Cup of 100 sovs., added to a handicap _ sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each ; the second to receive 20 sovs. out of the stake, and the winner to pay 10 to wards expenses and 6 sovs. to the judge-. - Oncr y r s Ound and a dis. (13 Subs.) Mr. J. Osborne's Lady Agnes, 3 yrs, sst 101 h (Carroll) 1 Lard Waterford's D nc - an -Dh urras, aged, 7st 1 . 61 b (car ried 7st 121 b) ... ...... ....... (J. Doyl e ) 2 Mr. Dawson na Jenny Wh en t, sst 1011 s ...(Waddington) 3 Mr. Holdforth's Wilmot, 5 yrs, Est 81b ...........(Cowap 4 Mr. Mangan's Russborougb, 4 yrs, Bst 101 b (E. lieegan 0 Mr. Dawson's Italian, 5 yrs, 7st 101 b ... .. .. .. ..... .(Lye) 0 Lord Chesterfield's Gladiole, 5 yrs, 7st 21b ...(Charlton 0 Mr. Spencer's Benita, 3 yrs, sst 61b (Well 0 Mr. E. Buckley's Royal George, 3 yrs, sst 21b (Aahmall 0 Betting- 5 to 4 agst Benita, sto 1 each agat Duc-an- Dhurras and Gladiole, 8 to 1 agst Russborough, and 10 to 1 agst Lady Agnes. The race was not timed. Handicap of 5 sovs. each, and 50 added, the second to re ceive 20/. out of the stakes. T.Y.C. (8 Subs.) Lord Chesterfield's Humphrey, 5 yrs, 7st 51b (Wells) 1 Lord Waterford's Sharavogue, 3 yrs, Est 121 b (Doyle) 2 Mr. Talbot's Emerystone, 3 yrs, 6st 121 b (Charlton) 3 Mr. Mangan's Tancred, 4 yrs, Bst (J. Arnold) 4 Mr. Shirley's Miss Fanny, 4 yrs, Bst llb (W. Sharpe) 0 Mr. R. Martin's The Niece, 4 yrs, 7st 51b... (Cowap) 0 Betting-5 to 2 agst Sharavogue, and 3to 1 agst Hum phrey. The non-favourite made all the running, and won by a length and a half easily. In concluding our report of this brilliant meeting, we ought not to omit to offer a tribute of praise to the clerk of the course and his assistants. The course was admirably kept, and time was observed with a punctuality worthy of Newmarket. The weak point in the management was the starting, which, in the Cup and two or three other races, was the subject of very general complaint. The receipts at the Grand Stand amounted in the gross to 2,398:. 4 , 5. showing a large excess over last year; the proprietors have, in consequence, determined to contribute an additional 100/. to the Spring Meeting next year (making the amount 8002.), and to make several improvements in the Grand Stand and the approaches to it. COURT CIRCULAR. The Queen and his Royal Highness Prince Albert took a drive in an open carriage and four yesterday. The Equer ries in Waiting, Lord Charles Fitzroy and Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. A. Gordon, attended on horseback. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, aft tended by the Countess of Charlemont, the Hon. Mary Sey mour, Lord Polwarth, Lord Charles Fitzroy, and Lieutenant Colonel the Hon. A. Gordon, honoured the performance of the French Plays with their presence last evening. His Royal Highness Prince Albert, attended by Colonel the Hon. C. B. Phipps, presided yesterday morning, at the Council for the Management of the Duchy of Cornwall, at the Duchy-office, Somerset House. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred visited her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent yesterday, at Clarence House, St. James's. The Tyrolese singers bad the honour of attending, by command of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, at Clarence House on Thursday evening, and singing before their, yoyal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent, the Dachess of Cambridge, and the Princess Mary, a number of their most beautiful national melodies, which were executed with such escellence as to obtain the marked approbation of the royal party. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Bent visited her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester yesterday, at Gloucester House. Mr. Horsman, 111. P., had an interview with Mr. Secretary Walpole yesterday at the Home-office. Mr. Packe, M.P., Lad also an interview with the Right Hon. Secretary. A deputation from the London Necropolis and National Mausoleum Company had an interview with Lord John Manners yesterday, at the office of Public Worke and Build ings, in Whitehall-place. Colonel Mundy, of Sydney, and Mr. Rose, from British Guiana, had interviews yesterday with Sir John Pakin g t on at the Colonial-office. Mr. Masterman, M.P., had an interview with Mr. Secre tary Walpole yesterday at the Home-office. A deputation including Sir Lucius O'Brien, M.P., Sir R. Ferguson, M.P., Mr. French, M.P., and Mr. Tenison, M.P., had an interview with the Earl of Derby yesterday at his official residence in Downing street. Dispatches were received at the Colonial-office from the Governor of the Gambia yesterday. Dispatches were sent yesterday to the Governor of Canada. The Finance Committee cf the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 had a meeting yesterday at the Palace of Westminster. 'Present: Earl Granville (chairman), Si r Alexander Spearman, Sir William Cubitt, Mr. T. F. Gibson, and Mr. Edgar Bowring (secretary). Captain Owen and. Mr. Dilke were in attendance. ARRIVAL OF THE MEG2ERA AT THE CAPE. The :nag:era has at length arrived at the Cape with L e division of the Rifle brigade which had been embarked at Dover. The most painful anxiety appears to have been lk)it at Cape-town as well as in England as to the fate of this steamer and its luckless crew and passengers. The circuna_ s t an ces of the case more t han j u stified these app r ehensions, The Meg/era actually took 76 days in her outward pa az that is to say, one day less th an eleven weeks. N s i e-- or n this i ns t an ce is it competent to the partisans of the Admiralty i s ,contend that the enormous disproportion between this rate of steaming as compared with that of the merchant steamers la' re f era ble to any particular regulations crew lac and the soldierstions of the s erv i ce w hi c h enforce economy of coal. The the last part of were actually placed on half rations d the voyage. This circumstance affordlisrinabgundant proof that with the duty of victual the persons who were charged ling the ship never con templated Nv t i he probability of so pro;. tracted a passage. But, in truth, such an argument, if it at all serves one departmentrioefraedministration, entirely cuts up the credit of another. and calamitous c h aracter is a w ar o f a most virulent raging at the Cape. It is of the utmost importance that reinforcements should be conveyed with as little delay as possible to the scene o f act i on. Go vernment transports are not unnaturally selected as the most competent to the discharge of the duty. So far is expoc tation baffled by theLesult that had th e t roops d e stined for service ag a i ns t the firs been intrusted to the very worst description of Merchantmen which has sailed from the shores of Eng land for som e wee k s a f ter t h e Governmeat steamer enpgilt town l btoeforseea, her they would have reached cclipper aps will heave u p her anchor arriva and spra l il yt her a , sails at Hong-K ong and reach England is eighty-seven lays, and here has thi s Government N-essel steamed away for seventy seven days between Plymouth and the Cape I The average passage of an ordinary merchantman —impelled only by sails—is but six weeks for the same distance--that is to say, little more than half the time occupied by the Govern merit steamer in accomplishing the feat. The steamer Har binger, which has brought us home the blessed intelligence of the Alegscra's arrival at Cape-town, took but thirty. seven days for her homeward passage. She was impeded by head winds. The . Bosphorus arrived recently in Eng. land, having accomplished the homeward passage in thirty. three days. Compare these runs with the performances of the Megmra. The passage of the Hydra was execrable enough, but it is absolute speed as compared with that of the filegamsa. In 49 days the Hydra accomplished the passage—that is to say, she took about a fortnight longer than was necessary. What comment can we add which should give additional fore. to the obvious inference to be derived from these simple figures? It is merely idle to contend that the protracted run of this or that ship is owing to a series of unavoidable accidents. Accidents will occur even to that particular vessel which may be carrying out the reinforceme n t s on w hich the event car of a war may depend. Accidents, however, which oe .. we mig every day are no lon g er en t i t l ed to that name. As a l e ' ht we speak of tof he rising or setting sun as e a fortunate accident. The failures . of th et Adm i ra lty steamers are made scraper, übique, air gaged upon omnibus. No matter whether the ship may be engaged en ti to the trial cruise at the Nore or in conveying a regi . . .___ ort. a is of the last im P s py at which its immediate presence me disappointments, au *, we invariably meet with the s sa iVe speak advisedly, and are exposed to the same anxietie . ainst the administra and with no wish to point a phrase ng i be t o rs of the navy, when we say that nts the publi c f . it should t o the Cape, necessary to send out any fresh reinforcements wo uld rather hear that they had b een embarked on boa r d au, of the Government s t eam t h a n in any or di nar y merchantman ships. NVe should h ave a mo derate degree of certainty th at . i port f destination within a rea sonable.d arrive at taw o __ they woul However, the Illegxra and Hyd ra are not time. burnt or sunk , thoug _ h the former was sever a l times a tarved to death tho u on re, an d the soldiers are not s , ough they were - on half allowance There is some comfort ' for some time in such strange goOd fortune.—Tinies. a NEW PLANET.—A gentl eman bearing AN O TBE ou rable name of Luther, director of the o b serva t or y at the ß h ill n e, near Dusseldorf , has discovered a new planet in that ualifornia of astronomers, the space between Mare and Ju piter. The new orb appears lik e a star of the eleventh mag nitude; it was discovered April 17, at 38 min. past 10, r• 31.• Bille mean time, in 180 degs. of right ascension, and 8 de g s ' of north declination. t<< ut (I , ;( 1 1i t t