The Sun. — London, England, 1852-02-27 00:00:00

I 7-01-4- 1 • , . • 1 filla iht . • • • • • - -' • - y - • ) NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. • . • y., 7 • , l tta.'! .4itta , , e • ; • ' ~ - \ •tk. j. 14 0 ›- 7 1 / • ois 11 "' , ; „0/07-,, ; • 4.-;:z!...g. . t hy,[l4•Tf / i ' '4..(tetif - 4 PURSUANT to an ORDER of the HIGH T COURT of CIIXNCERY made in the matter of WILLIAM • .f ,1 VirTinty of Norfic. Fan:l(T, de .42-:, 1110 of sa'ILLIAI TU 41 PIIA (w 1,,, died in sire liy th6in il.4lCitor,: on or lrefcire . the Ti th, d4oi f • 1*52. to luxe thetri the of ots Andre in flu rpita - v. bui . lchn • oue . of the Masters of the ,itaid,Conrt, at .Itis;001t;e„. S gB, Chancery-lane, London, and'are, bit'the 10th day o f • alt thereof such i€ 4,, 2, to . establish suCh claims 'before the Said *Niter, or in t 'persons will be peremptorily excluded the bened u 4 the said Order, and the General Orders of..he said Court. SII A-RPE. FIELD, JACKSON, and NEWBOLD, 41, Bedford-row, Agents for FOSTER, lINTIIANK, BURROUGIIES, and • • • ROBRERDS, of liorwiCh• TaE . ROYAL BRIT IS Fl B A.N K. ( Incorporlted . 1 ).3 , Charter), besides transacting alLordutary Banking business, ..,, C ontinues to allow, , - .01 DEPOqTS tb r s ix mon th s ; 3. per cent. per annum ; and-On its for shorter periods and at Call, interest varying. with the .. " I°4 it and time in Bank ; And Graphs GASH "_-... CREDITS for indefinite periods, on sufficient securities , at PR pone , pep .• commission half-yearly on the amount of the credit, and Lo i c ent• Per annum interest oa the balance only at debit .4 +NS for short periods on marketable securities, at rates vary !ot..Vrith the circumstances. tv.erY additional information and fwms for opening accounts, !rt., i, - r eit u i tlort imPplled at the Bank ,nd its Branches, or sent by post on ap , . . . --- • Ry order of the Court of Directors, MGR INNES CAMERON, General Manager. Tl 6; Toltenhottse-yard, Lotbbury, London. :.___ GRAVESEND STAR PACKETS. Fore Cabin. Saloon. T s AZ tront.Gravesend and London ••• •• .10d. . 2d. .4. Gravesend and Blaekwall and Woolwich Bd. .... Os. tOd. " Prefin Gravesend and Intermediate Pieta 'O5: Bd. .. ear rackets call at the Grays, Greenkithe, and Puttee' ; rackets call at the Piers as underlined (weather Permitting). FROM TERRACE PIER, GRAQESEI4D• ' WIEX DAYS. I..cg ale. Time. g b- CI 0 zg IN% _ 9% • 1% 5 On Saturdays only. ilLi•eit Timing from the Boats! ..uu. busts from renchnrcll- s'. - 'yr.! .eaarter of an hour. rag)! BRVNSWICK ViLLAX the ,rolioqingTrAins from irked. tet Station to an part! of London 31,ACKWALL, on the arrivettof the 17.4 pingen.treg 13tition.t • • -.- i . . ;WU' Wye. • :: -. .-:;,s+o - 7 - . .4 Q I I: , fUND A VII: w 1 - 3 i i ..- .5 ‘; ',,•': fie. j a I : 4 '.; ► Tme. fi i 1 5 :42 - ,7 est ~ 1 1 8 •=' 1: 2 ;-, 1 - 4 g ... . .. c 4' c ' ' ... CD A 6 ~g 2, ,, 0 7.: g I: . x _ 1, . . : 4 , 2 :' ~. . . . ~ 2 . - - .1 . -:. _ ,. . : ,_ __ 4 t i. i: 4 - l - .. . .-- - - ....: • 1: tOS„T .assages. marked are run direct. zh zu TICKETS.—Tweive Monthi., st. Os. ; Sia Montl Pliti..7 ° Ebs, 2i. •s.: to be had of the Collectors o n p - ~ or Mr. Mouk, Terrace Pier, Gravesend , -"`MY 1;1858. is, 34. .boar VIIEBTER and HOLYHEAD RAILWAY COMPANY. tt 4f hereb ,the Sy h g areholders of thi s iven, that the HCompany wiIALF-YEARLY heldl be GENE at RAL the jto tt i"._ Q ' London,on THURSDAY, the 11 th March next, at Twelve - .. ttei t. 'Preeisely, for the ELECTION of TWO DIRECTORS hi the .I. m l l two retlritir rotation (who are eligible for re - election ) . to , Oilii` 44 J ll e Forfeiture of certain Shares in the Company, and for vm4lnees, .r„ S. MORTON PETO, Chairman. %t. EDWARD BROOKR, Secretary. 1~• s The Transfer-books of the Company will be Closed on WED ?...." .. ,1 'March, until after the Meeting Ton ~......_ Station, Londo*, February 24, 1852. MESSRS. NICOLL'S WAREROOMS are e Lrrange4 in several DEPARTMENTS. under the manage- L4l4l%,sflitil assisttnts, who produce the BEST MATERIALS at Liuo•lerate prices, viz., the PA LETOT, the Toita, and other Ltlfe r t„ Zl i ltilts. in substances adapted for ever y season or climate ; and Outfits, naval, military, or diplomatic ; Robes, Wert 'Nig". or municipal ; Gentlemen's plain Morning and Evening Itinnl • Clothing. Servants' Liveries, Scc.-11. I ."*..Wast..end address jut 114, 116, 116, 120, Regent -target • FOR THE BENEFIT OF CREDITORS. 4 ,,SRS. SEW ELL an 4 On Compton wiu offer for SALE, on MONDAY next, Ist of March, 'Ale Stock of Messrs. RITCHIE BROTHERS, of St Pale's re, et Yard, Consisti ng 3t!o ot a rich and choice selectandion oother l Silks Fu r, 500 R S A ,F oreign and British Lace, Ribbons, Ho s iery , G lo ves,. fancy . 7% - 12_ and household Linens. The whole having been pur chased "Y, at a large distourit from 'stock-hook prices, will be-dis (4l,Withontreserve, on their Premises, Compton House, 44,45, 2 4 11 a "EaPton-street —46, 47, Frith - street , Soho , on MONDAY, t al next. ' 1 : 42 HOUSES of PARLIAMENT. -. 2 ,a - re lately claimed more than ordinary attention ; the Zire, th e l e substanital masonry, the classic and curious architec t:plendid carving anti heraldic ornaments of their interior, of the skill and genius of Great Britain. Have these • ~:ecoitisterpart in the City ? E. MOSES and SON have pro - Leit.:_7l o gigantic houses of business for the people , enric hed with witti -Li t brilliant designs of British and Foreign inven t i on, stocked n u l Atantial clothing fitted to the noblest architecture in nature " 11 1aan frame—the efforts of the most celebrated artists of the tl l4 alon -SPZI of PARLIAMENT are the depositions of the talent -14 st n /Morn. E. MOSES and SON'S Establishment possess the e dentedin workmen in the world. ▪ iItISES of PARLIAMENT have continual standing o rd e rs, Z 1,1 40 M OSES and SON have the pleasure of attending to more or 'Nee the world tif ‘ 1 401:f th e __ SES of PARLIAMENT devise and regulate hi the affairs .4gattom but E MOSES and SON devise for the whole world, e1e,... - 11:ky ft: othe r gems of fashionable dress to the people of this and tiacountry, thus regulating the entire habits of the people. C• r_ v _ ... I JSES of PARLIAMENT have lately pressed measures for li;;" th e ' Li t in the expenditure, but E. MOSES and SON have re itng nearly one-halt, and b %lilt exquisite and serviceable dress have acceptable these to means all h 40Ilop --S of PARLIAMENT represent many departments In hi nne tp T ttral and commercial world, but E. M OSES 'and SON ; every ittlividual In society, havmt the undisputed eom • 1 1 its tiae m ., NOBILITY. CLERGY, GENTRY, with millions, of 40-61,8."t.,1„L1N, MECHANICS and LABOURERS', for the hes A nd Th sir in the empire ' ; also HATS, CAPS, HOSIERY, h 4l - elfora t S , &c. &c. of PARLIAMENT CONSIDER the k F FAIRS 'of /Ut; $.;. but E. MOSES and SON SUPPLY all EMIGRANTS fiqu s s ,,,k;OLONY in the WORLD WITH THE CHEAPEST and SO I A.NTIAL OUTFITS WHICH CAN BE MADE Ut . . they`lbis si: E S of PARLIAMENT are considered by some Ho raberS as incompite, and not adapted to the comfort 14 Att.:mug E. MOSES anti SON'S Establishments are every way Let their prdductions secure such comfort as no clothing c uition :"' Q but theirs can impart. ulie 4% 4 tmil;_•-MiSetti and Son regret having to guard the po vssition; kavhig learned that the antradesmnalise connected with their Establishment," or " the Oth 1 1 - ' 4 ,_ has been resorted to in many instance s, and for " 1 %111;7'7 0 7. 4 - They beg to state that they have no connexion • 1,,,,,. 44 te. ;ler hews In or out of London, except the ir own Ede ll igfiet t follows : 4414V`tstabliiihment, 154, 155, 156, and 157, niinortes, , sit ic iTotty r ". Aidgate, opposite the Church, all communicating, 11 ". tiert i tiend Branch, 506, 507, 60 a, New Ox ford- s treet, 1,5, Nford et. all communicating. 31141114ki lar orkshire Branch. 19, Bridge - Street , Fargate. a. ,anr,9, l bleill, Ratters, 'Posters, Furriers, Boat and ,Inos ^ 'get ertetal Outfitters for Ladles and Gentlemen. 1 :" I rI11772 1111 Zionte are closed from sunset Friday + o sunset on men business is roomed till Twelve o'clock. 4. . F RENCHMAN'S SOLILOQUY ON .sprrNG lIYAM AND CO.'S ESTABLISHMENT. I roust cotness I much admire • Ande dress at HYAM'S Mart; I pronounce such choice attire Complete ht every part. • I W 144 to entertain the thought Prance • . P here superior. TLat~abKe as . I ought, werior Parisian modes Beyond the ft rittsitt a l ed a name But ITYA vi'-% articl e , An equal appronatio t i7 n ciftlm Whatever merits we p o ssess • As artisans of taste 'Tis clear the style of E lYmt• . • 8 dress Is equa lly as chaste. esis The choicest produce of the lo on , At HYAM'S Mart we meet, kid every sample Of costume. Is elegantly neat. I'm told that I've a judging eye, 'That I'm frankly I confe ss, _ That I'm unable to descry One:fault in lIYAM'S dress. Let Frenchmen vie as Frenchmen, may, And try their utmost art, They cannot rival the display At liyAM'S tar-famed Mart. • lIYAM AND CO.'s ESTABLISIIIIESTS. City London. - Establishmen t 36 Gracechurch-street. .. • • • • • • • • • I .r.Oktliicl Establishment Oxibrd_ist_ree2,:cturers of ' .. lohtti t r - ..M.q a CO., Tailors, Clothiers, anduMrsallu.' k apc., `.. tters, Naval and Military la o • Provincial Establishments. tirraingham, Liverpool, Leeds, Hull, Glasgow, Dublin aid Bristol. ~ N . ~ .{' CULVERWELL'S NEW WORKS . k_ ue had of Sherwood, 23, Paternoster-row; Carvalho, • :Oz 14,=,; Mann, 39, Cornhill ;or direct from the author ; — "zali each ;bpost, Is. 6d. ENJOYMENT OF LIFE. Lecreation, and national Use of Time." Ife : ta ns - 4, 4 3 l at • — g:rli n ßis o tu n g s — o S f pingand London—TheSunTiaerrkslN,l°Lthan"V-Zxls-, ...4..3„l<t_big, High-roads, and other pleasant places — Country 4 4 , tubdes—The Sea—London at Night---Evenings at Home •Ottit. „ok Drama—On Eating, Drinking, 81eeping, Bathing, '4BJ,e, Occupation, &c., Sm. /4140, r. . , FROM THEI4IIOIINIIMNS. Two Vols. Vt. THE LAKES ; V SKETCH OF UDINBURGH, &c, Vol. 11. ERR OF KILIARNFS ; EXIMINISCENCES OF DUBLIN, ite. u AT TO 1E AND AVOID, D e Qt three score years and ten our coUrse may run." t4 ‘ 3)% dtbi.. re" " of entoSCaveky brill, (cause and cure) of nor bllk?Ortii "'cried health and intoeblea Constitution, that harasses be , irts the rehn Of 'pleasure, business, or study, and 'em. of a ge ; with and rules fin' tile diet and , poysietti regal ""dl4Y , • t • `k.c -- ' - , 11. V. • •. • ' , i t iiiiiie; • *lin._ .t . : pus ' . THE rAssiONs. - vi... alutb, im ions hurt the.bodv---tvhat impreve IZOfila, .--Lim rue4l"4 4° AtiAeni ever heard." '. ' _ NI:flit:01r: aioni.P-egtinage, from infancy uslise and a dl to, aid age. .TiseH act.: t ,i lt i y a T,(l its infringements. The casual.: 'fltt t re :with illustrations graphic, nay ' Medi • " ativ e- Ad P a? i ' r y of early marriages. • _ f. - -- h TICE MARRIAGE STATE. • tit 7 boa.._ To be or not to be, that is the question. 9 /1 r .‘.QI 4 • ..•,. , ti ll eß artn .—Laws' and obligations of nature; society', and !ell" tio 4 , 4 „. on b i 7 + ,.rnarriage, to be observed by either sex. Time and. ' 4 ' ' t ''' — " d e to age, temper ament , c omplexion, and t eg i e t a 1 c d: fe e e e t u i r v e ,m h oß e s s al a tb n a i cg srperminiv, removal. il te t it a y r o f irtsearing them. and conversion, % (lit 4 R, j es,,taAk ts ), iw rEitwELL, M.D. (184)), m.R.c,s. (11127). L.S.A.IA- litii . vs. i i e ntY-five years Medical and Forensic Referee in these 1Q ,i 2tien hours daily till Five, Evenings, libevPu tin -7 " .14140 0 Regent-street, f ~. .. 03,; '4. the N'.18,544.] HE MELBOURNE ,G)121) and GENERAL MIN IN ti• &SSOIIIA T lON. On the Cost-bookl;rinci o. In 100,000 Shares. 11. •to be paid cmir Allotment. No Deed to be signed, and the Liability limo 01 to the amount paid. All moneys received will be returned without deduction, .unless adequate capital be 6 ubhcribed. • TRUSTERS. I • - The non. R. E. Howard, LL.D. I Charle. Dickson Archibald, Esq. Charles Robert Thompson, Esq. COMMITTEE. The Right Hon. the Earl of DEVON, Chairman. Sir James Anderson, Bart. A. Douglas, Esq. Col. Chatterton, K.H., M.P. Saencer Perceval Plumer, J. IL Cox, Esq. ' William Quin, Esq., M.D. A. A. Dona, Esq. Thompson, Esq. Henry Wheeler, Esq. Lieut,Ool. Lothian Dickson. BANKERS. The Commercial Bank of London, Lothbury.. coNstrvriNG ENGINEER. Adam Murray, Esq., craven-street, Sttand. soLtmols. Messrs. Bristow and Tarrant, Bond-court. Walbrook ; and W, P. Ellaby, Esq., 14, Walbro dt. SAMOSAS. Messrs. Scrutten and San, 81, Old Broad-street. • This is the first defined plan for Mining in Australia, distinguished bythe zollowing recommendations It will promote, for Mining pursuits, a perfect organliatiton of independent emigrants, who, being generally unacquainted w.th such occupations, will derive, from an efficient direction, having at com mand all requisite machinery and supplies benefits not otherwise attainable. It will also facilitate the emigration of persons associated with this Company fbr \lining purposes. • The. Pecu'iar Inducement to Emigrants in joining this under taking, will be the large remuneration to the working parties; And to Shareholders, besides the large anticpated returns on their capital, the special and acknowledged advantaves of the Cost-book are se cared. An ape . e made for a Royal Charter to extend. tJoe powers oft • t • • . ' The Prosi. ' obtain6rf at the offices; and aplications for shares in • • ' form, with a respectable reference, 'to be addressed to t . 4 :, orcloi) W. F. G. SERVANTBS, Secretary. • Offices; 9, Ding's' Ar.o. , M,:orgate , ,treet; .214t,r6,¢ragf„ ' y- '44iedieliS'Cloi.l l lo§ - 1 1"; Ihe JaeuirUittO4 cif the ' - ott4 l. . 10 1 414 Ase4tailier Ilentlemen; • ••- ' ' • 1 re,que4t that youytill allot tc.), me , , shares In the aboye filmed, undertaking, and I agree to accept the sitine, or any - leti namlier of shares which 'you niaY hat to me, and To pay; when re quired,' the- stim of one•pound per sitar° thereon. .Address, audPeeuPatiell • of tho Applicant IleflFrenee--Niune and Addreis BRITANNIA- LIFE ASSURANCE - • COMPANY. 1, princes-street, ; Bank, London. Established .1837. • • Empowered by Spedial Att of Parliament. • ORPHANS' AND CHM DRE N'S ENDOWMENT BRANCH. This Branch has been established for the purpose of. affording to Parents, Guardians, and Friends the means of providing, in an easy and inexpensive manner, a fund for the maintenance and eductition or their children, so as to guard against the dlilicuP les and destitu tion in which infants are frequently left by the premature deaths of those on whom they are dependent. For this purpose an extensive set of Table; has been prepared, showing the Quarterly RatPs Of Premium required, at at all' ages, tor .Annuities *0 commence at the death of a Parent or Friend, , and to be continued grail a child shall have completed (if a boy) his twenty first, or (if a girl) her twenty-fifth year of age. 'Tables have also been prepared. showing the sums for which such -Annuities may be Cortimuted, when required 'to assist' the child's outset in life. :r EXTIUC rS DION TABLES. Quarterly Pietniuma for •:.11 A nnu-4 ity of Fifty Pounda, to com-i 'nonce at the Death of a Fathe or, Friend. and to be paid until a Male Child shall have corn-= pleted his Twenty-first year of age. :Quarterly Premiums for an Anon 'ity of Fifty Pounds,' to corn !menoe at the Death of a Father or Frliud, and to be paid until a = Female Claild shall have com pleted her Twenth.lifth year of age. Quarterly Premium when Child's age is under Quarterly PreiniUm wl Child's age is wider ' Age of 3*onth ,Father, t, 1 Year (3 Years Fath , 3iontlin l i 1 Year 3 YeAr .s.; s. s. d. 1 9 1 8 511 6 0 1 12 9, 111 61 8 6 1 1.8 6' 1 16 11 1 13 1 2 8 7 2 6 1,2 1 2 Values of the above Annuities, or (when in possession) be Commut (for Boys), and seventeen (for (1 1 X )4. (1. M. 41.iX s. d. 3a 115 01 14 Oil 11 , 6 1 19 7 1 18 3 1 1 , 15 2 40 12 7 5 1 , 2 5 812 1 6 45 3 0 Si 2AB 312 12 7 Boy's Age,' Value of Annuity. gams for which the sante nine ted, at and after the age of thirteen irls). 13 l 5 17 ,19 £ s. d. 331 2 0 258 18 0 180 5 0 _ 94 7 0 Age.l 'Value of Annuity. _.------ x 17 329 12 e 19 258 3 0 , 21 179 18 0 23 94 5 0 London, Sannary 1, 1852. R. FOSTER, Resident Director. ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretary. THE PROVIDENT CLERKS' MUTUAL LIE EC ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION (enrolled under the Friendly Society's Acts) and BENEVOLENT FUND. Established 1840. ' TRUSTEES. Thomas Baring, Esq., M.P. . I Baron W. G. Prescott, Es sch q. M.F. Thomson ILinkey, Jun., Esq. L. de Rothild. TREASURER or THE BENEVOLENT FUND. John Abel rimith, Esq., M.P. This .Assochition offers the following advantages :;-- - - • The Mutant! Principle of Assurance. - An.Equittble Rate , of premiwos. Division of Profits every five years on Policies of three year? standing : 11We-tenths thereof are divisable amongst the assured, And the rewainirtr, one-tenth is appropriated to the Benevolent , Fund. • The last Dtrision of .Preiltv i trp to the 31st December,' 1847* 'Mar ra g ed 33 per,Oent• t ' i-i i ,'7 ) • i-- . All Policies; Indisputable, Ficoi)t In C:lSes Of irl'oid. • • - LANgltio MEItittERS .t.i'lettlrity of their Policies to the extent of their estir nate& value. 'rile sum ,assured may he MADE I'.AYABLIII to the WIDOW% WIDOWER,, or CIIILd til EN, FREE of PItOBATE •or, - I,EMA-ci DtTT, or 9..7.0% CHARGiI \VIT.\ TETER., ' policies es 01 be Assigned, Allit /14F4grniteltta Regisiefedili the Sooks of the Associiation. • - • By orda of.tha Board, . , LondOn, Feb ruary s, 19.52. - ' P• B. BYTZNE, SectitarY'• 42, lifoorgaio - ere et, Clerks bettunihg *ember's by.an AssriTanee..of 1001. or ttpvrards, and subcorib itig ss. to 208. annually, accordiug.to Ag e. ox pr au an nual ,libseripsion 0C ono guinea, are entitled to all ;he ilni) o F 6 lP t . advantages of the Benevolent. Fund. riSHE LIVERPOOL and LONDON F IRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Notice is hereby given, that - a Dividend of Ten Shillings per Share less ithctome-tax, and five per cent. interest on the uncalled capital, in the case of those share., on which 21. 10s. have not been received, has 'been declared for the year ending the 31st December last, and will be Payable to the Proprietors on and after the Ist day of March next, between the hours of Eleven and Three o'clock , at the Offices of the Company, Nos. 8 and 10, Water-street, . pool, and 20 , and 21, Foult:y, London. By order of the Board, SWINTON Boraa, Secretary. February 14, 1852., - A SSUIRANCE AGAINST EVERY KIND AS- of /- ACCIDENTA.L DEATH at SEA by the MARITIME P SENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY. London. Moonatte-street, near the Bank o f England, Chief oche e, 4, Assurances vranted for the voyage, by the year, or one payment Inay oe made to effect an. assurance for the whole of life. Compensation made in cases pf personal injury. PRE '.l lUMS. For the voyage to any port beyond the limits of the United King dom; and such, foreign ports as are situate beyond lituchurgh to the north and Brest to the south, to assure I1;01 , 2s. 6d. For the voy.tbige to any port within such limits, to assure 1001., 4d. annual payment, to assure 1001., 3s. 6d. By one pa rment, to affect an assurance for whole of life, to as sure 1001. lbs, . Assurances Are also granted at equally moderate rates to seamen, boatmen. fishermen, and others whose daily avocations render them :especially !labile to marine casualty. Applications tor prospectuses, assurances, agencies, &c., to be ad dressed to the chief office, lloorgate-strett„ London.. R. G. ERLAT,E, Manager. - Officers in her Majesty's and East India CompanY's Services, also in the MerCftli tile %twine, are invited to inspect the tables espe cially prepared: for them by this company. . , HE Lits BICESTER RAILWAY AOCI DENT..-31r. SMITH, the plaintiff in this case, laid his da mages at 2,0001. He settled it with the London and North-Western Railway Company fer 7001. For the benefit ot the public as well as bitnawf. Mr. thr. H. HALSE, the MEDICAL GALYANIST, of 22, ilrunswick-squAre, Loudon, thinks it right to state, that all the usual f,eitiedies had been tried in 31r. Smith's case without the slightest Z e tlt a ' His vs-hole nervous system was in a dreadfully shattered a s Patient re.ttore'a his I'i ` et arm was .o comtletely paralysed that it was quite as it last s r :..l'" .; *a single finger could he move. His medical advisor. galeant s , d 7re , recommended him to apply to Mr.• HALSE to be three weeks the paralysed arm was cared, and the Aginzti:lanio dli,,r.te....._ to eirby. health . Think ot this ye revilers of galvanism. Mr. Hitaltingse'shimpamtwpohipeotsotagn M e s e t cl atn ica p i s g w alv vay anis th m e , Postage of it: LAERENT'S CASINO ARGYLL ROOMS, Great s's The PRIZE QUADRILLE. awar St. Jameded. ' Windmill-street, to Mr. .1. R. Tutton bf the Royal Horse Guards d (Blu), will be played every eve n ing, by' Lallrent'S Celebrate Band. Principal Eight o'clo ck . • Dancing to commence at nine, and Cornet-a-Piston, M. Boulcourt. tenni* Admission—ONE SHILLIXG, P eleven. Doer:toepser au. :,1031cAti VICE 'DIE SECRET INF/ ---------- r tmi • TOUT I iN WMATu R p ry. T1415 OF OOLO English, German, Dutch Spanish, la French, '' Ara withFlFpTjayb: —viref..Rl7llo fozrx-Gth4eitirvpriNeGysenuor Just published,, . -air Forty-tyro Stamps, ,• Ataitar4 in a S e aled Envelope, 25. , 6d., or post-tree afraTOiEradEtCLhne:A:Lith Led D s ER 17 A T I 0 /k 1; a ..ci ' E 'l' • F - P It viseadoidgy Of Manlage, and on tho Medical Treatise on the . J - SecreAinarnaitios • and onired at an early period of life,. Di,orders.c,fxholi6ith daeandtrltipysiortthetyp,hr,stticoty:s.acd: ...met the vital energies of Manhood; powers, diminish and eriteeb a r l: ' 0 ): efts Prevention and. succesoll. Ty , , ve...tl:ii.:ltm.rattirtiendalite,iloffeosne. r .Nervousg 1 1 lo d p n s e e b o x i i ~ uxu te I. ll ll3.l ,l lui d,d il e :t . in oltl eta tu e t nt ion s a r l e4 AV io ea ti ti ug i r s eat , by Lallemand, Rieordv and . other eminent. members t tau h• tine the Anatomy, UPttfel• 4Attil fitlY coloured I..ograyluglioil}c l43 .Y a t* -- 1,•,..,„, el plAinipg . , 8"111118*.eStilit atianodpiedailf Illystology, And .Diseases; or tlie - Iteroductivg ":"'"-",...:'-' u ffSti,that ' . Ind ser 0 _ . factity . o r thtiritirtiettirek4; uses, and fenetton4, and tlio,*arious no .... are'rroduoed 112 them by solitary habits. exCessee, and infection. • -, • ? ..,• • ' • BY EiAIttiIiJEL•I‘AnLE4T.3O-L , ' ~ ,3T, BETIFO It D-S Q,•17. A. At ,E, ~ , L,O X1)0 -• . 6614 0 , orlqedieine, Matriculated Sfertibisr" ofthe University af.r,(1111:. • '4 : i n n, Honorary Member orthe'tionded'llbspltal Medical sbeleti , , .14thatailsolApothneariceriall, Lond on - , Member of the liunteri au , Upd.ical Society of Edinburgh, &e., &c. , , _, ~ , . . , , . i• og e si t t e i ay d aq : u s 13.: fip4telodo(ntx, medical ir . u c'u tir ct ra i . v i Pi L e , eNrett7 who fins .I : ek r: i e e e l i t a i n i .th v a i . ,. . ,:b..,..iTaLi?,rp:,:hzteciineoatithi.gyns.noaf (l p hd L ei st h irepaaps cirio a,.d : laig niais hettn or e4 ,o leal Ao h t e h n o o lv ur o s , rk e . s cs ey th i d o e o n o ceo ty by the diplomas and. testimo. wl6 ligii ©inclusively; and for many years, d e v. oteatis stw , ea to the av4timent of these coltifaints: - lie may be conialted . with advsifiL' tag e ,by all, those whose constitutions' lalar have become debilitated throupth secret practices acquired in youth,, ; or ,by the excesses of A r years, Whereby the ples.eures of 14 are ye :. .. --' . lr•ted, the objects _of • marriage frustrated, and existence itself r; eustdailereet:::::bondl i n misery and regret. • • .. . published by the Author, and may be It3c l Pf J. 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DR. , I).E'ROOS'S Compound RENAL PILLS, as their name renal (or the Itidneys):indicates, have been long iiirown as a most safe unttetticaciousa•emodyfor the-above dangerous diselasitges of any -kind, and diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs generally, whether resulting, filial imPrudence or otherwise, which, if neglected, frequently end In stone in theilladder and a lingering death: By their action they correct bile and in digestion, purify the renal secretions, thereby preventing the for mation of stone, and ,ostabllsh for life the healthy functions of all these organs. Price lc 134 d., Is. M., 4s. 6d., and Ils. per box, through all medicine vendors; or will be sent free on receipt of the price in postage stamps, by Dr. 1)5 Roos, 25, Ely-place, Holborn-hill, Lon don, where he may be consulted daily from Eleven till One, and Five tfll Eight, Sunday excepted, unless by previous arrangement. Advice and Medicine, U. • P E'N C E R.ES bI'ULMONIC ELIXIR. K. 7 A grFILIT)." CITRt Fort" COUGHS,' COLDS, ASTITMA.Si 114 FL L'ENZ •AND . 1)1801:DEUS or TIIE CHEST ' , A ND ; 1_ , t.• . - Forthp . m ry it is invaluable, as it is as agreeable to the palate as it is 'Metal tut'; all tabeS of hOoPing-Oduglic`billu-otigh, or condom 0 -41108. - s.risingfrore.cold% teething,Stc. To javAlittli whose•ailments are increased in 6080 atiet fogatmea titer, it is a never-failing source of comfort and. ease from suffering ; enabling them tb breath with freedom during the keenest frost and' thickest fog. In fine; it possesses every property witfCh can be .li r neflejai In caires of Coughs, Asthnea,anii a.domplaints of. t he Chest and Lungs. ' • Prepared only iby T, Robertsts and Co., t C 0.,, Crane-court. -street, London ; find sold by Zdwards,:.67, St: Pardfs;elaiirenyard ;:114Ter..):•and Son, Farrhigdon-street ; Sutton arid Co., Bovr-Olur6llYistti ; .angar and Co., Oxfor&strreet, London ; IMottershead and Roberts; Manchester ; &times and Co., Edinburgh ; and by all respectable mecneine vendoni in the kingdom. In',bottleS at Is, 1 ) , 9 d. And 2s. 9d. each. rIitAMTO'N"'B PILL 131 HEALTH. I: The folio ng testimonial is another proof of the great efficacy , •if this medicine : " Winehmore Hill, Middlesex, April 16, 1551. " Sir,—ln consideration of the great benefit I have derived from taking Frampton's I'ill of Health, I feel it a duty that I owe to yes And the public to send you the following statement. FOr upwards of nine years I have experienced the efficacy of this excellent medicine. I had long prevfonsly been afflicted with headache and indigestion, but a friend having induced me to Make a trial of Frampton's , P lll6, I now inform yoll that a Yew doses gave me great relief; Alf4:4ll,ring this long period of time I have taken them. hi preference tei any, other. , fle dieine ; and I have the happiness of 'A Aying that 1 never had a better state of health,, which 1 attribute- to Friunpton'' Pills.ir „ b „,l eg f u rther to add, that this medicino. 1n general use by my 110,1Yi"-• aa knew Cl r. , :rrolli; to equal it.. t = (J.-ram s gi r ,;. ; . e ,pectfillin 4 • "To Mr. T. li THOMAS medicinent, 229, Strand, L on d on , This' excell , nt amiTy Pill is a medicine of loint-trle.ellicacy Sor co rr e eting all di Orders: of the steanith 'and and are a pleasant, safe, easy apperient, theY'itnite the recommendation df a milti.9Pcirati9a'wlLb 1 4 6 . 4• mcw Migptetiiital effect; and stiaint of diet or confinement during their use. •••• Ask for .FRAMPTON'S FLU, OF 229 r and'. 4bsem the ta ze - and'addresi et, I Thcilaa Pro at, 229 r Strand, Teq uire no .re thidon," on the Government P ice.le.l% .. 4 * hna: i `43. 9d, pet' biz. THE SILENT IN SIX I4S: S GITX O E---,IiVItTIETII FADIT I " I " CONTAT*I2.I4G `IJII2 , RXIIEDT FOIL , PRE,TENTIOI( Or DisEASY''. Licotrated by Ono llendred Ant‘tornioui PIIYSICAL DISQUALIPIOViI9Net GENE4A.TAP PACITY, AND lIIPCDThiIIN TA 'TO MARIIIAuE' k Now Faltion, 9nlarged to 1041 pages, pries 2a..,fia. 1)7 post, fron3 the Estabashateut, Br. 6.1. in ztanapt. .11 1 111 E SILENT FRIEND; a •Medical work on the exhaustion and physical deeay of the system, prOdited b l a.c.:-Istve indulgence the obnsequences of infection. or the abase of diroctlons for the use of tha preventive lotion, 101- hycvea observations Marriage,!uwhioh prevent It. Illustrated by 100 aiui the Colouredtng di ray s i q r . ig ial s. iflc t at y lo n i . ni .e•FARItY and CO-, Consulting Surgeons, 19, rierners-street, Oxfor,i nreet, London. Published by Sherwood and Co., 23, Paternoster raw, and sold 'by Bewley, 83, :tail Sanger, iso, Oxiord-street don, 146, iaiadonhall-Street; Barclay, 95, Farrlngdon-street ; R. Sot , ton, 10, Bow Church-yard; W. Edwards, 67, St, Paul's Church yard ; Butler, 4; Cheapsida ; R. Jptinson, §B, trtial.3 or the anatomy and pnysisnogy the re-tfro3active r.;•„1 , Audis illtitkaikipy 28 Colourd. Engravingi. • • - • ' P.V.lrt IL treats of thei cinsectiencei resulting frOut excessive N- M/genus, and ;their lanientable effects On the system,' i)rodicing ucutul raid bodily wealtn , tls, nervous excitement; and gonoradve hoApacity. Illustrated by 10 Explet4tory Enz.r.tvpigs; . . . i'3l , l' trc, , ts of the discuss resulting,' from II &odic% either t r;o primary or Secodziry form, and contams explicit clirectionl bob' treatment. This Section is Illtistrated by VI Coloured Englav , _ _ PAST IT. contains a Remedy t.he Preveation of Disease , by ithaple r.pplicatio3i,•by which the danger,of Infection is obviated. raJIT V. ix_ • stflyOted to trtB consideratipp, of nuirriesp, and its al. The #l4%if.. , tos'et unproductive anion are also cousldured, and t.t.z, whole gobject critically and philoaophicadly inquire , l into: t'ffm CO.V.DiAL BALM OW Kratecuhi Is exclusively emptoYed t !Attains nervous and sexual debility, impotence, &c„ l la, i t tl t t ass, par bottle. The Concentrated Detersive EISCIIC4,_sett-tippbilitte :snytedy, for ,purifylng tho blobd to cases of Infection, secondary 3) m'ptomi; eruptions, and the abuse of mercury, 11 s. and' 3:lst Pet bottle. Perry's ?graying Specide Pals,' 9d-, 4s. 6d,, -- and ils. per. bs, u ,eertith., remedy for gonerrhma, sleet, stricture,. and chronic inflammation of the bladder. Consultation fee, if by letter, Mihate detail a the case le required: age, habits, and -posl ton in society: flit _Packets, with advice; •to be •Ited at the Iteta. '3!iiktnent only, by which the fee, ii., is saved. •11.4eHrs. Perry, Surgeons, are in attendance, daily, at 19, Borners.street, Oxford ,troof„; bandon; Eleven till Two. and rive to Eight ; ov Sun. defy • tram jr,tevsn to Ono.. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. MIDLAND RAILWAY.— Return of traffic, including Bristol and Birmingham receipts, for the week ending Feb. 22 ; Passe Ageri. £20,507 4 8 Corresponding week last year.,. 19,660 4 1 Aggregate. 185 1 ...4157,097 13 5 1852 161,873 1 0 EASTERN COUNTIES AND NORFOLK RAILWAY,..TriatiIO return for the week ending Feb. 22 : Pasmengers, parcels, &c. Z 5,729 11 Merchandise, cattle, and Cartage 7,541 611 4 Total ... £13,27 , 0 18 3 • Corresponding week of 1851 ... 12,281 0 2 YORK AND NORTH MIDLAND RAiLwAY...:•The following is the traffic rslurn for the week ending Feb. 22 Passengers, &c.... £2,532 14 0 Merchandise and minerals 4,615 5 2 Total ... £7,147 I 9 2 BRISTOL AND EXETER RAILWAY. —Traffic for th 4 vaal: ending Feb. .15 Passengers Goods Parcels • o'; • 1 •••• !h ~.~ r. '!fl. HER , MAJ - EST Y'S LEVEE. "-- . The' Queen 'helclen 'Levee '(tho first this season) yes• t er day sifternoojcin St: Janiet's•Patatie.-. ' • Prince Albert ' • e ; Her Majesty •evid his Reynl Highness 'arrived •shortly - 'before two • Wclock from Buckingham - • is a .feee, escOrted hy-aedetaohment of• Life Guards, Etna were-received by the Greet Officers of &NAO. ' : ' I Pt the Levoe, attended - ; "ha Yeomen *G nard 'Were On duty His "Serene Higetis -Prince 'Nicholas ot-Nassee *es Wailing. - • - . .- • • . , by his Gentleman in `cisternand of •Ceptain Phibbs E ' • ' 7 Xot4 in Waiting.' • .., as usual under the • The Qsieett -- wore It train of 'blue and gold:brocade' , 'silk, trimated:*ith blue and •gold riband rid whit tulle. The petticoat watilif white satin, -te" 4 d'pith e ' , h'te tulle aid- 1 blite , :land 'gold libels/do.: l u e e m ' ; r._ cheat wl' kith bad an:euilte' nee•Of dress was compoked , of 2 rubicie and maraboutr faJna-fa The Rightl - len. , lti Vernon feathers. the. Queen. - • • ''' -- ' • • , The Marquis of Norinanby_ was presented- to. her Majesty, on his return from flip P 1 'id, -aria Embassy, by the Lieutenant-Colonel Birldulpti wn • s presentßd to the tbeen ; on appointment, as Master of • the Household, and Earl of .Granville. .- • , promotion, by the Marquis of Westminster: . - -••'' ' r'rr Mefresty• end - - his ltoyal fligli newe .p r i nee .Albe4 i entered Abe- Throne'•Re cg accompanied by 'Prince- Nicholas of 'Nksa a as : and attended bY . the Mistress of till, ' , Robes,,. the - Countes4 Of •Meiiiiti ,8 r i... e0 ~... 6 umbe, Lady in 1 , ,. ., 045nr.,r „a L f or t d h4 .%e'w ou a a r ri d h ,. o o l l4 : Waiting;', the Lord Chamberlain, fb e , , Mthe43Vtetec:-Vhhellnho°rri6a?.ii;:tltelle t.iemptroller of the Hotisei Lennox, Lord in Waiting_ to his royal HighnessiCol. ht:ebll;:irja.l;o3lsßlP.4.rini:::::l;:leini:9ailiteirnaLjecerityl'a IF°:::: "P iiini mond, Grootit'in defocueda:l:7:e..Wylde, Groom i n waitiok to tin, Royel..Highneis; Colonel the Hon. Charles ,Gret inittni:::;eg presen ' t ' ations 'to her Majesty Gordon Ecwerry is Waiting to MB ReYaalighneas; the Hon. Alfred Crofton" and. Mr. George eametho. Pages ErCV:i'ruisettite.l:74;iliCl6°:l*°qii'ieetitli:gr:lL.Bietutkeenl:Ynt-Coltinei A b e g ore A. - The k ore jo 'Amba36Sclors au. o lainisters were intro. aiid,Prince Albert took place in the Diplomatic. Circle:-- : - . BY the B e lgia n •Mielater—Le Vicomte R. d e " G r i m hc '- . . . rghe, Secretary, and M. Maericapeimi so ; Attache Aja, Le. Eldon du Rol. , • - •• , `-.i.,'‘BYthe',Ruesieri Minister—Le Comte Blonctiff, Scare'. tore d'eAattasade et Gentilhomine de la Chanabre de S. P!-• l'EM,pereiir de tont& les Rtissies. ` . 1 ,3 Y :die Sardinian Ministor--AL "'lda, Attache i is, I,64ation Saide. ' r :.By ,th A e us tri a n :Minister —Leßaron d e g a boe k, Premier Sect6taire, et le Comte de Ligation Trantsmanderff. „ . Secr6teire, de la ga tion T. et IL „, B) the Sicilian Minister -41 CornmendatOre de Mar, aim, Secretary of the Legation. By the Danish Minister-e.M. T. de, Bille, §ecteturi to , the Legation. ' . rg By the E;rl Granville—Sheffee Khan, Persiantha 6 d'Affaires. • • • .. , . By Sheff,'e Khan—Major Mirzeibrahim Maleeltn, Se crctery and . lnterpu ter .' the Fenian Mission.' , Tb., Dipleeriatique Circle Wild attended by the-Count WalewBki, thegrelich Ambassador, le Vicomte Seruner. ll'irst Seeretary, M. Durvien and M. de Veinier, At.. *hes VT the Elllhtl'riy; Baron de Bavarian Cott°. tßavarian Minister ; M. Vail de Weyer, the Bahian .ipiatcr; Barc;a-de B r uianow; the Russian Minister 4 the Chevalier Bunsen', Prussian . Minister,., Baron de 461 ansen; Swedish ~ and. Norwegian- 1 0 . , "Lister,. and. BarPn ''. *4 Geer, Secretary . Of Legation; Mr. Abbott ' Lev/roses, United States' Mi nister, and Mr. Bancroft' DeTiS; Secretary M. 'Legation; * AO, Marquis o'Azegito, Sardinian Minister; M. Trieonpi, 00 Greek Minister. M. Musarut4 Turkish Miiiiiter; 14r. Paul Musurus, 'Secretary, and M. Dilaver E f fendi , Attach 6 to the ..Legatien; Count Bnol Schauenstein, ;AustrianMinister ; Count de Lavradi97 Portuguese Ml niater; Chevalier de riao do do, Secretary, M. d a la FiganieVe; Attach& 'end le-Vicomte d'Alte; Attachi to the' Leeeti - " ' L Baron . d '' 'l3 ntiack Netherland 'MI . 911; e e e ; 3 - utsler; rein c e di Carfni, Sicilian - Miuniter; M. de Dille, Dm 2 ;4Minfster; Chevalier do M acedo, Brazili an Mi nister. 'end Chewilier de Sense- Lisboa, Attache to the Legetieni Mi..' ,j; . T.- - d e Comyn 7 Spanish Charie a"Affitirea, and Mi. ti, L. de Urbiztondo ' Attach 6 to the LegAticn; Le Colonel F. Vaci ° ' Mexi aV l 'Charge 4'Ati4irea, and M. D. S ev i g non, Attad4 toStfica mis stun; tfie • Earl Granville, the Queens Principal beers Spry of Siete for Foreign Affairs, and Colonel Cernivell, her Wilestf a A.aSii:tant Master Of the Ceresnonlea'Offie teting for ',Sir - E.' Cult, prevented from iatteaffing hrough indiereitiOn) ' • '• -- ' ' 111.. 'General.oi.t.6 *is attended by '-the Archbishop of Canteiiirity;the 'Lord' 'Chancellor, the ' 2 Riglit Hon. Sir George (trey, the Right Hon. Sir ',ritncis Baring, the Marqius Of Clanricarde, --the Right Hon. Henry La bOuchere, Lord Seymour, the Chancellor of the Ex chequeretbe Rarl Offifinto, Earl Grey,",thOliakl‘of Car lisle, the Captain. of tiac :Hon, ,Corps pf .Gentleman-at- Ar m s, the Ceptein.of the Yeoman Guard, the Marquis . of nglesey, G-old Stick in Waiting; the Lord Chief Justice of Euglaud,'Lbrd Menton's, Controller -General of the Exchequer; the _Bil l 'Oxford,'T, •d ll' h 'oP of ce ig Almoner. the Stltkei - ts ' ' ' •-s 'le Alestet of the Rolls, the Vice-Chs:neslior Sir. Georgo Turner AT f l - h , ~..r. -olqu (' , •urs. ! .A..arft. and Gonsul-Geof:ral e f or the Ha se Tovvos and ,09haul-General - ccr.- t311.3c014 • th e . i . ' l3 -Geneivil.--Sir Jale_oe Tyler, Lieutenant, of.,tii, ll So un_itor of Cont. men-it-Arms; Lord Alfred pn g e. Cl erk '° r A P l s arshal; Sir ; Clittglf 3 e-:"gomPIK7 -Garters Sir A-13' Clifford, Gentle., man' Usher of the Block r u i g A tistua -Colonel ,Prancia - . , Hugh', , ,s(ly nulyz, Groom " Lieuteuau nobast I,,ientetient-Cplope e lt .Ern see Se moor '°E • tile;;,, to ~E r , sillier ,C I imie.i.s), . , O r ljn, . , '.° B 3a rnir • • 0", _ _ ..., ch i, Royal . ,I4ghness . x r .i i .i. the Bedchamber • '' a u t Sbiffner, Paymaster at :, , e i _ . c . , Albert: ' , 14 1 '.. 4 " Ha i fa ,sand, ,rd Bearer of ,the Eto ti m ousehold ; D Matl°:tleten at rms; • Celeilei . 114 'iver- ' Fr' 3 °f 6 ' ll Norwich Duff, -R.N., Captain .Corry, B, N_ ck; Ca , Colonel Triaulx ,, C ol °'" WYmel. Col . " Col. IV" " Colonel Clerk .Kerinedy,..ceB., Que oliel oldfield, and.. o . Lieutenant-Colonel Liddell, 213' Aide-CamPILY ..a" •ne'4 tae nuellOse,.of . Ge n ,- c lulirry, to her Royal High- •K.S.L.,,PrinciPaLl'ais4er clu b ; Sir George.Hayt . , ,Ordinary. to her Ii -'ut Ms 111 . Jetty • •zet ~ . tory,and Portraits., , r• Law Surgeon ha., ,traordinary to the,Q 4sen; -Dar. Fisher,. ;once, . in Chief to the Metropolilee p„t ee . a Slirge°llAd't .i of the Hon. Corps of G ent i r ,"Pluiu PUriie‘7 . Ju e 'r raid,. Ezoic•Of ths Yeemen dut u en at Arms; Captain Yon! ard Colonel Fitsteaurice, Adjutant of the Yeomen Gentleman Usher of the Guard,sword Sir William Martins, Mecdoriald, Comptroller of the Lord °I. State; Mr. Norman e pertinent; Colonel Sir or : • Chamberlain's ll , Guards). Field :Officer in W • • Honeymen (Grenadiere Riffle)? (Grenadier Guards), adtingt Lieutenant o on? Guard; Air. Alfred Montgomeryialrain of• the' Qeceu.S 3 Green (in Waiting), Colonel Sir (in Waiting) ' . i ) ; aP ir ta Frederick Byng, and 'c leptain p' Frederick SFrci ~_. ca, w e it Gentlemen Ushers to ,i . on. Mortimer :Seeltv ille Playfair , ;'C.B: , Gentlemae Usher'ler Majesty; Dr . .. Lyons Prince Albert in Waiting, • 'to his Royal Highness The following noblemen and . the - neer of being presented to her en' had ' be.; _ g b enticm esiptain IL •Austin, . R.N. , on ro fd t jo s ty r ,..„, . bY'Sie Francis. Berim- , urn from Arctic service, t 3 • - Colonel Airy, on promotion; K m ' •' terre sster-General to the appointment as Quar • ° rPes, hythe Dako of Wel .;• MAW. - . 'Mrkfor-Gtieeral A.na9n, on promo ,. , AT . iiiiege g • , . , , lien, by the Marquis of , , teptitinStrEcliVerd Belcher; b et • . ' . e ndue on appointment to connn Atajesty's'ship Assiste by Sir F. T , '„,ltiiring. - ~ and the.'Aretic expedie fio -init t pllaget, on -prOmotion; b L.. litisq6n. - -' • ; '-• • •T - the Duke of Wel-' 'Lientenent-Colonel • Edward B . . agot on promotton by , 'Viscount Peusonby. - . ! 7. Mir. Eran M. Baillie, by the m u ,„ .s of Douro. Lieutenant-Gene ral D. B arr , en Vi command In - India, by Li e at ()"lturn from divisional '• Sykes , F.R.S. ~ . ant-Coigne' W. II: Colonel Henry li/idiotic, Coldstream • Guards, on pro - riotion. by Eit tl Of Str a f ford.' -. Mr. G. De la Peer Bereaford, A.D.c , 1 to Corfu, by Cluny on proceeding . 1 6th Riment, Lord 'Bingbard, on appointment 'toMacpherson . Coldstream by.the4lart-of Straftlord. • , G r netrdB Mr.. Charles Eduard Boothby, bY'the m - - - `" 'devote. . '• , -.- . arquie of Lans-11 :Meier. S: Bonvfirigg, ' Grenadier Guard, '- by Colonel Sir •Oret Honyman., . • ' °n. PrOmotioni Lord , Justine Knight Bracs,-. by the Lord eh - • Mr: Julies • Ca mpbell, on being appointed onoanceßor. ~• eleatY's , counsel, by the Lord Chancellor. of bpi Ma- Rev.'R T .. W. chautpuoys Canon It ...esid e „,: Patirtb bY'...196t&j,41 1 04 118901. : • - . ~.".frY of St. - Mr. 'Henry Cole, on appointment as 0.6 - . ~ - ... ~ ,offiee of General Superintendent of the a and to the Practical Art, by' Earl Granville. . , opartnient pf Lord 'Cranworth,• on a pp o intment as one ef. Juetices of -Appeal,•by 'the Lori C4llOBllO the Lords' ColonelCraufurd, oil-promotion, ' by. rs - - Colonel Sit Ord Itioriyelan. • • •- _ . . ~ Col4ner Sir .W . Celebrooke,' 0. 13 .7 Goy er Windwardlslands, by Earl Grey. Gover nor - in-Chief P Mi. Sheriff:Cotterell,sby Sir George Gr ey , . i'lleOliihitSdrntind Cox, by thurirshop ofLo.. , . Mr.' It Di:Craig, on appointment as one of h er 2 Ma 1. 's o)tintel;)blritie:•Lord-Chanuallor. play Mr: Justice Lipton,Oro to eive the honour of knights •hoed..by theord hanc rec ellor. , - Sir Thomas D. 0 e.unninghatue;er tippeintrntht .lU ee e --11,ieiltosset of:Arat ire,.tPft_ivi Esrl , ,• u ~ pa . of 8 : , , ung0. , Li eu tenant L. D. II Currie, 19tnettegliment, en l e rotrio IliSk ' -• lion, by Sir Howard.Dorte N __ en „____ . .F.R. ~ on being up • -i ' Coto/ tiebiy 1.1... 1) l a r 3 W ~. expedit ion . - Pollital 0 the ,ij on iti r ind, o f a n Expo i n the sonni i•Stiratdojt Sir h', Baring.. • ape her don *e ' Mr Daniel, Q.C.. 00 'bei n g Au e , ----e °K -her Mi. ~ i 4tet*'s 4iounsel, by_Lerd,Truroi_.. _., . ~ : Lieutenant.Ectward,F. Dolt, all . on return frOm foe. • I reign service ' -by Earl Talbot.. • , • . General Sir iloward ,Douglas 7 -on Promotion and ap -nOintineet to.thocomropd'ol,lsth 'Foot, by the Doke ' ;.of'..Wollington: . Captain -H..1. Douglas, 8.N.,.. on- promotion, by his father, General Sir Ho ward ' Douglas. . , Lieutenant J. M. Cr Drake; ILE. , by Sir Samuel PYmt R.C.)3, Ntajor:-Geneitil 1414E61(1'y Dru mr"ad) Gil 144' Irot4 otion, by Field-Marshat his Grace the Ford mander-in- ReV. l J ie i f. tner4#,,Chi:Pliga .: blaior, by the Lordlliktor.o . u...1-.; -., - - . .•,, , „ ...; £2,010 , 1 .. 1;151 U7' 4 • 54 .1.223. 4 2 Total 771 r:rl - 9 h 7 ,•. .•• - ZifiItiCWSBIJRY AND eTiFB kit 14 for, the yieek endi n ---Aurm4Y.—Traffie receipts g cb22 • , I ,l""aett4ar4 Vettikkliseoniae aL . 4177 15 U ti : ,f)ft, • , * 7 • ••• 1412 t; '`: Tot'al'• . .:. ' * ..: . xl, 01 10 : . • , Corrotpotiding'wbek hit year ... 1 ,457 15 - 8 . , . ,isfertopsi4._lll. A trilioNitAuw - .A.T.---(Opeu. 29 ni— .),....Trairie fot the iwek :. 6haiitg Feb. 22:-;- . .--- , ' Ptis4tigii'av parcels, &c. ... . ... 4' , 27 7 5 6 ;97 . ;, - Goods tintt tve stock .. ... '2: . ):3 7 111 : 4 ' Tot4l .f. 28 . 14 71 Corresponding week lasti ear ... 483 1? 4 m o vivnEs, uxrom, Dix.er.oolr; AI4D ILIDLAND 3 JuNc. ' Tiov it A itvar.---Return of trait for the week ending Feb. 22 :—P4 3 ..sel l g en, B 'e• "LlOll 5 9 ' Corresponding week- last year 102 111 . „ CALIDo giAN RAILWA7.—(IB9t miles opened.)- o Returtl 0 , traffic for the, - week ending Feb. is Passengers, &c. Goals, ecc• ....£2,963 2 . '1 '" ". 4,870 310 Total -, £7,838 5 111 Correspoudifig Wow' last Yetr CBB2 Bbi FEBRUARY 27, 1852. :r o ; 6 7 . .:::: l ra p il a. . rl E e 7 o k ri in . e ;ro b lri y ot V io i n e doraley. e a .C r :an: t e u ll r o ti r ; 1: 0 11- fote,ign service, firs-the Duke of-Wellingeou. Otiptaiti G.11.' Field, R. 4„. on return from - Cataildai by " th'eltaster-Generalof the Ordn %nc e. Maier-General :I'reeth, QuarteritiasteGener s l of the _ Fo r c e s, by the Dak-'43 of. Wellington. Mr.= W. li..Gretet4 on appointment 'as'Vice-Consul ' in - - Hayti, bit:Earl Granville. Ensign M. G. GeIIOSIA, Hon, EPAlndin Company's Era '—girsers,.by the Marquis of A nglesey.. , . , . Mr.I . W. littkeley 9 hose, Q.P., 'by the . Lord 'Chan-. - CAlibr.: . ' '' ' ' - t lientinent , Gordon, .82d Regiment, by , Rear-Admiral --- '1114611;" -- : . ~., ' _.„...- .. ..;:.' • t , raotin traititio's it.A. - by the Marquis otArtattiey.. Mr.:G. W. Hastings,by Captain Sir rhontas Hastings., at, , ffelidioni; M.P.,, Ott appointment ite , bne iifillet'Ala-,: jesty!.4 Conisel.by the . Lord Chancellor: . . ' i'd'r. aerany. YLP...,by General Sir Howard I,l)uglaa. Mr.:H. C. Harries, by his father, Sir William Heitries.. ScslA F. S. 116rtieh_by his father;'Sir Willia:ti'llerric‘s. 'l\lr.itrookiits, President of the Geological aociety, by theatight Hon. Henry Goulburu. • , - • • ;,. : '34,-. tltqler- Sheriff j, T. T. Hopwood, by Sir George. M.r.'`ghointis Hogit.ll.- Deputy-Lieutenant for•Denbigh-, abire, , en!appointmant as Steward , of the Lordship! of Peo l o4)y,Vie Hot), E. M. L. *styli, Lioutenitht lamiter, 81st Regiment, by Qapt.Sin Vincent. t Xtitineit. ! ' ,: . . . . :Mr. It.-Irhy, on - beingLappointed Sheriff of Norfolk, by '''Adi.,Airal Sir John, West. .: : f - : , . . . . Xig 114 : 1‘ '- ' 1 414 t ' n o 4 li .nt oy :Aa alA%tiliery e. ;b 9 y n h r i ee s 4 fa ix th in e g r, ll S u irre. 1 14 1 11 1.1 sy l e n .' 'D. - ;.ptain/l(Mry Kellett, her Majesty's ship Reaeluto, on' : apfini4tntent to:Aretio Expedition, lay SieF. T. Baring, Batt. ,-; 4 .. - , • , -' 7 _ , The Earl 'of , -7 Latiesborough, on his marriage, by the Earl tif-alen*all. ' • ' '' lho' Mayor of .Ltieds, to . receive the hOnour of knight :, ~, h4ad, 3!3)t tha-,F.arls of. Carlisle. - s ~ • • - Ensign D. Liniono, Hon. zist . .India Company's Engi ' '!na4s, - . by Oolong Harry - 11 . joties, R. - E. Conileader Richard,Lloyd, R.N., on return from Chins, by SIr.F.,T. Baring. - Lie4tenent-Colonal J r . Mao Duff, St. Hejena r ßegiment, nb si 7 i g tnh e G . A e o d r i g t by thii Adjutant-General Of the Forces. , • - Lieutenant. F. .J. Macfarlane, -'9iti Lancers, on return frown India by Sir, Charkul Napier, G.C.8. .• ' Mi. Henry liaucislay, by, : Earl.Granville. Mr.:ender-Sheriff Millard, by Sir George Grey. - 1301 Lord Mayor, by Lord John Rtiatinll. ''Lieutenant J. Moreland, on appointthent to the Artillery '. .of -London' by Lieutenant - Colonel the limi. Henry Fitzroy, ALP. Ensign . M G o e o n r era head.'3d West India' Regiment, Sir John Aluagtore, - on being created a Baro net, by: ord t°tatt John itotsell. -; Major-General,Sir Robert Nickle, on promotion, by the - Duke of Wellington. Major North, Statf-officer of.Pensieners, on promotion, '- "by Lleillenant7•Colunel Tulloph. ,Ensign H. I.a.;o4kea IL E. I. C, Engineers, by Colonel Harry- D. Jones, - it. E. - . . - Dr., - CilayttegineProfesior "of Medicini;tixfOrd, on ap , . pointraent .byLorti , john Russell. . .. g ,i, :. Mr.' Benjamin Oliveira, on return from Madrid, by the ' Right - Hon. 11. Labofichera. Cairtaita. Oaamaianey, R.N.,'On return from the Arctic --• eipedition, by Sir. - F. Baring. = ' Major-General Owen, on appointment Deputy Adjutant - G&eeil 'Royal Marines, by Sir F. Baring. _Vice-Chancellor Parker, on appointment, by the Lord Chancellor. Right Hon. Sir John Patteson, on being appointed one . of kerAlajesty's Privy Council, by .the. Lord Chan oellork .;. Mr. Pant on his marriage, by his father-in-law, Sir ' 'John' Lister Kaye. ... Pentenant Edinund.Peevor, Indian navy, en departure .. for Lulls, by the Right Hon. Fox Menlo. ' .-: . Mr:C. Pennell,,by Sir Henry Butrter. C.oteniairder. Charles G. Phillips , R.N.,' on return from ' :Veda --service, -and appointment to her Majesty's' ....; Eitcllmer Polyphemus , , by. the . Earl of Hardwick°, liri-Lfrr - Playfair,, on appointment as - .B. and-Gentle ; matt Ihiber. to his Royal Highness Prince Albert., by ~:l iiEa4Vtranitille. . ' .' ' Liantettant F4E. Pratt, R.E., by the Inspector-General of: TOrtifications. .. 'ol 2 otain George Russ, R.E., by Lieuter.ant-General Sir --I tayst:-Ross.- Theatftrunt-Gencral Sir Hew Ross, on promotion, by the ililarqufs of Anglesey. 1t,5 - ,a,r,ldtuirsl Sir John ROSS, On promotion and return ! from a, yOyage of research to the Arctic regions, by the Earl of Hardviieke; " L env:moat-Colonel Robe, .R.A., on .promotion and re-;. i 1 turnitrom.foreigtk,aggrice. by_the Master 7 Genoral, of. 4, the 01 dIII.6aCC. --- ---.'' --- M . D. W.' Cecil Spring Rice, by Lord Cranworth. iii , e. Dr. 'Rico (chaplain to Mr. Sheriff Cousrell), by i .Jr. Sheriff Cotterell. . . . • Cailain, Riddell, R.A., on appointment as Deputy-, !Assistant Qatirtg-rMister-General of ihe:11037.4l At.- : ittfigiy; . :by lbe_MaAtOr-Genoint'of the-OAdauce. q.ii rv il,!vp.:ps,sru,:returii fivut4inign 9r P r " Jttis. hy 'ser vice , by Str•Francis -Barg.. Mu•• eiicon Sandfod; by the Bishop eC Wore. ,lB Pr , Llenteriiiiii Made*. Bombay Artl4'; 'icil" 'reel:tin from ;India n by _LioutenanteGeneral Sandwithra& "` , tit:Sonata or , 4djutaut, J. N. Sargent. ,51h.n,eginlem, iby :k s l , :tio - rtGener?.l ,4 - . . gainpail. .. 1: , - , si'n :It: S. Sollon,' .lion.'Bitst Itiadi Ibiropny's Eu ginoers, by* Colonel H. D. Jones, R X 4041 : hi pt:l4l asB l. l3 l S Yle irnr, 'f ' Pt : of 2 i a f l n t i h: bi s Y l g t :e i M r 6r g hn. i re m . g F e S s u ra u h t i e . , r ner e b i ff Y i ß BS. L c 7 g ie i i: u t: t o l :n ' o a , : h o t n a - P G l l } e a r i n n o e wo r t : .. ; .*.:. SlirA. -. Pilkingion. ' ' ' - . ,•,..itipq, by the Duke of Montrimo... Mr. Slade , on , being made one of her Mijesty's • Counsel, iby the Lord ChanoellOr. - oy f clo,ptairi!lL Smith, Ca, RN, 914 retitrn faun' foreian mergers,-by Sit-F. -Baring. - - , ' ,COlonel u M. Sepitt, 26th Botobay , ‘Regimeut ~ b - Lieu t.- t.- 4; , treral Ve l a Matte, 0 B ' )' t u Eu..,ign, 4. Steplien.l, 46th .Regiment, by. Lieutenan t Sir Alexander , Woodford. . Mr. sheriff - Swift, by Sir George Grey. Mr.AleXander Jaw-a Trotter, on. appointment .to the Bepga - 1 Artillery, by the. Earl. of Albemarle. Ensign ••David :Thorason,:. H.E.I.C. Engineeri; by ' his father, LieutimantXreneral Harry Thous On. , . Ensig:n 1V.,11 , Tutiker, H.E.I,C, Engiacars, by Colonel Harry D. J.ales, R. E. L-LiebtenantGoneral Taylor, C.B.;MaffraS army, on pro ' motion by th'e Duke of . Wellington. The , MM. L. S. Saekville West, on , .appoiutment to ht3r. Majesty's Mission at Stutgardt, by Earl Granville. Hr. J. W.:.:Willeoek,' Q.C., on ' appointment as one of ;14i. Warren , Counsel, by the Lord Chiniellor. ' • 414rsi.Warren, 4,c 4 , on appointment as one of -her Ma ', ts ljelity's;COunsel, by: the Lord Chancellor, rAe,',c, I. Wyke, on appointment as her Majesty's °Cu l' : ADA:General to . the several Republics of Central . i America 4: by ,Earl Granville. . I. : The (41lowing address was pres•_enteci to, tho Qaeon.:7- ''"" Ilroos t . he:inhabitanta of ,the horougliiof Maryiebene, in] puh to lie, re(iug asietubled,Febrttary 2f, 1 A 52, praying rit lierliittjeatrmar graciously please to , call Loeb men inrher?PettaOillwhemill Cause tho.peoplete: be-honestly add fairly repr9glited in th 9 Commons, House of Perlis -meat, and that any,aitempt to re-impose a tax upon food will rue?o, with universal discontent, and place the cam trlin inextricable eonfesion.'-. , ;,_ .31ntradtlress was -accompanied by 'Mr: - T. E. - Baker, clviirr4tin; St: PancraS (late Bengal . Medical.FAablish ultut), and Mr. J. A. Nicholayi chairman of the i Motro litati De pu tations. ' ' , .:' -,. • - ' rhoi . , f o llowing noblemen and gentlemen we re p resent t,the:lo.7eo: --;. iDtTitEs:-Montrose, Newcastle, Bedford. ' atugule.—Salisbury. ,_ , .ati=-SheffieTti, De Grey, Elleimere, Wilton, De 7,4' ..t W a rr;Lonsdale, Albemarle, Besborough, Ellenbo rough, Yarborough, Erne , Fitzwilliam, Illialmesbury, Eglintei,Hardwicke, Dessert, Gosford, Selkirk, , Eustou , .11$$a .iteliaMp; d'ormYn,Dandenald, 'iVisouxTs.—Torrington, Enfield, Canning, n Fon sonby,-S 'dney, P a l iners ton,lStrangford, Ebringto tn ; Sn erto9, helsea, Newark, Missereene F e rrard, 9..'erte! i . I p lit o p t owport, - • ' Otstor.z-;.•London. I .3•46eiis.__ltad'ao; wini am L en nox . , De Tableyc, h •A sr s i l:.; 1 bart.on, li;o4eit Grosvenor, Edwin Hill, Mahon,_ _ _ er . o , IL., Fitzroy; Rivers, Dafferin, Stanley . of l o d e j i/ 1 1, Redeedal6, IDOloy, Stuart, Robert C TI, , GiternseY„Cremorne, Manners, Ossalstohnii. r..:13300eh0n, itlistilltolleiteYs,,James Stuart, , -Burghley. N , Col ' ,eheater,COlvillo,Torestori RathvOn. _ ne ,, , al. p., :wiLL 4110'ft HOtfattnkiitics.--- Henry .. T . t . il erville, Henry "41"'"ial4d4Pn°' ' Sir W 11141114 S"l triek, M.P., Sir Grii464 E. : Sl `l i . tt,, ItlY " ' L ir r*lt z erie, Renry Corry, 1 iU. iiritilis; ic.O.D.• Sir Era n ' ... t il • h M, L Baines William. 1. 'rig I, - • S)r . : , 4ames , Graham, . . c,iork, W. Good-' 'ALA ..„ ',,Sidney ,Herbert, Sir Ger yan, t euough HATIA'r , ,Ql-li'S-ir Edwa rd' t Bole, Lieutenant-Colo , ILemonasitimu—Rev' B e i :p ia :l DGEdnan , ILli-, Henry nelt , llooo) ,, W-'o o wP 6 r 4 .iii r !nenry C. Cust. Ed w aid P. Fi *of , ..ti!cibiiiit i S' Dal - ' mor_itago Villiers, Ilcv. Edward ' l4 ( l ,l.tt f r,!; - „T' l l ;; ; ft r,„ ; . litt , :, William LP:Aie Melville. `Mtlorfq,• v;r'-' 4l7 ''''''',idl e y For tesouf.;, Gr....i,-, Weild ' Gitgait: 'lr.O‘ofer , P. ,'ci 1 n 4. c !-r ~ ~, ,: r d ALI- 3r " ' 'Labor- g Y 1 1&k?, Aposie ' 1 4: 9, f , ` 4 " - "! ' ' -it $. Mr. n, Fvt , ' derick . I, l l: l t ili o 4 rtt e t t ij or lY .o Sf il ! e p h t : io 43e ij e rir . eiz ' x .,za ll , .lsT .ii , G Adreiral Stir Ble ditttito,b';'LevasOn clower , -' , ,p, i ...,.,„ egrge DeVeretm, 0 ''B.,Otoiin,„i.—l NV... 4 -Ift I Q" , W4liein . Middleton, ,Tatne.: , J. It. al.acite9 i '‘..:!, • L , ..,,, 1 ;,, 4 1 0 ❑ I ' l - 1.) -, ii. Wit. 119, , G. booth;; ' Y t•r l ) J e l in ' 16 . 1;g 111) Y , ± 1 : P 11 . " 7 c is, Walter Jum6m, Charles Lemon, w jo e 4 ll ll , r a r igb, j — o hi - B . o_ile . an„ .. Alexander Spearman Ro- M.P., Aioses bort-Chants pa '_'.!? w !jibs= Craig, Benjamin Hail, M.P., 104,itetittre,i,Tohn Lister 843,,,,., JoitulioP e t 4 " ; ..stue ...,,, F itieoy Kelly, Roderick 'Murchison, William c ut44'Cliaoes Lyell, Henry De la:Beche, CB., away bztod * a y-,Chatl.Os Aldis, Tho mas H er b er t, it.C.B., johns HYre• p es a,of Manchester. `olxlm',l3 COUNSlLL.—itoundell Pahner, Lloyd, Tiou peNl,VPC.,__d• -• ' , '. , Thiv JlMAtei of. ow Eialisquer in lrellinfi , [PRICE SD. Recorder of Liverpool. REV. DocToas.—Russell, Hawtrey, Jelf. „Docrons.—Billing, William Henry Ashiey, Forbes, William Lloyd, Grilkrest. Professor Owen. REVERENDB.—SOymOUT NeNill,2, Robert W. Browne, W. Cutnillk , W. Biederman, Walter Meliyilt Wright, Richard Harvey, Joseph Bikes, LLB:, Wadi= Harbin, John S. Angley, John Jessopp: • ALDERMEN.—Salomoits, M.P., D. W. Wire., Sheriff Alis)n. i . The IgkcConntiint4 General. ' • MacLeod of Macleod,. ClunriMacpherson (the chief Spencer Walpole, Frederick Peel,' M.P.; HUme, 2: 1 I: ards : •1 4BMrss1 aw r gnal s :): : .:d o rt (el—ifi tweis 4aeß Culling *vii) Smith,, i)YttMl Secretary - at-War), 3t h las i en i .irer 3:d n rn:Drki Bail ey , Gtr;f r MM° r . James whi s ki. n . etachmey Rich, Pnsey, , M.P., Thooparrri Hatike pun., Cornwall Leeh, Nowde2ateh.Thomas Dimmotiond, Jdmos Wilson, Edgar Ilowring, Ifill, Duff, M P., Smyth, M.P.,- Chadwick, - Pugh, M.P. , Charlea , Hay Cameron, -Lc , * Georo- Lech. Bailey, Carpenter, W. Quaeley . ;\ George. Dalhousie itamsay,-Cornewall.Lewis, 4.rphibald Smith, Francis LYsoes Price, George Arbuthniit, Philip Bennet, Setheron, M.R. Granville' W. Booker, M.P., Ware, H. U. Addington, Mandeirille, Edmond Wodehouse, Erasmus Wilson, A, Oliver Mas sey, Edmund Johnson, MacFarlane, Sanders, W. Gore Watley, Stanley, Edw. Egerton, C. W. Grentell, Philip Bennet, Pakington, J. H: Hamilton, M.P. Packs, M.P., John Parker, M.L., Bonham Carter; M.P., Robert Hole lend, M.P., Frederick William Laxten, Nouaille Rudge, Palman, Granville E. H. Vernon, Hftry Hippisley, C. Manley, IL M. Bellew, GeorgeSandeTt - Ma%; J;H: Gordon, Brotherton, M.P., George C. Backhouse, E. Rice, M.P., W. Jones Loyd, Horsman, M.P., Hugh Fitz , roy, Hastings Russell, A. L. Goddard, M.P., Augustus Stafford, Henry Tyner, Wegg-Prosser, M.P. Darden, Fitzpatrick Vernon, John Wi ll iams, M.P., M.P. ; M.P., Crompton s p ißiddell ,7al William Hey, Townley, sfi a ye, ,io ' d c , n : esieoy M.P., r W d, o llt od ulk W ele i Y itham Hug'he, m. John Neeld, M.P., Hindley, M.P., J H O u h b n b M.P., Hestia, John Shepherd, Challoner, Henry D: Wolff, A.iG. Roberts, ; Robert Knox, Trelawny, W.Cotton, George Repton, M.P., Dodd, M.P., T. C. rattan. FIELD-MARSHAL.- - Ille Duke of Wellington. GSNERALB.—EarI of. Strafford, Sir W. Harries, Vis count Hardinge, Sir Georgo Bowles, 0. Cox, Sir Frede rick Stovin, Lord F. Somerset, Sir Alexander Woodford, Sir De Lacy Evans, Sir Frederick Trench, Sir John F. Burgoyne, Sir T. Downman, Charles Macleod, Harry Thompson, Sir Charles Smith, Lord Seaton, Sandwith. CoLorrims.—Maberly, Frederick Hamilton, Thomas Alcock, Stephens, P. P. Nevill, Sir Harry Darell, Bart., Hon. Robert Boyle, Kemys Tynte, M.P., H. R. Hartley, Hon. C. Grantham Scott, Goulburn, Knollys, G. C. W. Forester, Vernon, Marquis of Douro, William Pottinger, Prosser, W. H. Sykes, Lord Rokeby, Murton, H. Daniell, Thornton, Algeo, Cunynghame, Hamner, G. Rice Trevor, M. P., Jebb, Matheson, M.P., Lord Frede rick. Paulet, H. E. Robinson, Menzies. MAJORS.—Gerard, William Reed, LonFworth, J, Lewis, Cumming Bruce, M.P., M. G. White, Cooke. Dupuis, Wesley. CAPTAINS.—Andrew P. S. Green, W. C. Jay, Pack, Howard Vyse, Pipping, Viscount Chewton, Henry L. Owen, Randolph, Munro, Hensler, Murray Cowell, Hon. Francis Colborne, Hardinge, W. H. Snell, Lord Arthur Hay, Henry Seymour, Vincent Kennett, Shrapnel, Ibbet son, Aide-de-Camp, Carleton. LIEUTENANTS.-11. C. Fletcher, Dowling, T. M. Smith, Henry Bliss, H. Montagu, W. W. Knollys. ENSIGN.—Owen. Davies. • ADMIRALS.—BowIes, Sir Watkin Pell, Berkeley, Earl Waklegrave, 'Houston Stewart, MX., Falcon, Sir Edw. King. Lysaght, Carter, Sir John West, Hon. George Poulett. CommonoaE.—Edem - • oA.PTAlNS—(Rayal,isTary).—Lord A. Fitzolarenee, , Clifford, F. Blackwood, Sir Thomas Hastings,. H. D. Trotter, Charles - Talbot, Charles Eden, Loch, C. B. Hamilton, William-Peel, -Hon. Charles Elliot, tham , bers, W. A'. B. Hamilton, Moore, Milne; , Thorntov, Dalrymple Hay,,Z,- Bull oc k, T. Gill, Robb, , C. H. M. Buckle, R. H. Fleming, Cooper Key, Sir B. Maonamara. Coxmktitotne (Royal Navy).---:Crispin,'Lysight, Hon. Francia:Egerton Henry Baker, Gerard Napitl*, W. Morris (b), LIEUTENANTS (11,oyed 1 1 / 4 .7a , ry).--Clavering, Charles Buller, Jebn R. Black. W.EST INDIAJAND 2'RE PACIFIC MAILS. Yesterday at heou the Avon arrived at Southamp ton with the West India and Pacific mails. 11er dates are : Jamaica, January 31 ;, Demerara, 30; Trinidad, 31 ; Havannah, 26; St. Thormis'a, Feb,, - 7: — Sffe - rtings Aftypierst'ffgefir. - Anionether ciligo is specie to the value of nearly one million of dollars from Chaim!, mi,avpount of merchants. The Dee, which left Soutlatunpt9n : on the 17th of January, had not arrived iit St. Thomas's when the Avon left that, port on the 7th instant. ; From Jamaica we learn . that the business trans..: acted in- the market during the -past fortnight was, except in a few instances, entirely of a ritailicharac ter, the; late acil,r49,o,froin the mother country, reveal ing th;iiinsatisfactory state of the market fog colonial , I l Ptiriedileatil2als'in ti g gt r h d a el e to fai d ie e n pre t s o s as eve l r o y w iahrienstt in 1 theycan•possiblysteach, and'eates'for exportation can scarcely be effected. The produCe market was lan -- gelid and. unpromi a i ng . No alteration whatever affecting British a n d f ore i gn. s hi pp i ng h as b ee n .Made in the tonnage dues. ' A proposition to lor,ing,British and-fereign steam-veSsels bringing and taking cargo to and frowthe island to a certain - extent under the operation of the several Achi imposing tonnage dues, has beam thrown out by: the Council. The weather was,fine, awl the.cholera and small-pox, the latter of which had raged with great virulence in several dis tricts during the earlier portion of January, were rapidly on the decline. From Demerara we learn that the session of the Supreme Court of Criminal Justice for the counties of Demerara and Essequibo, which closed on the 28th of January, was one of the shortest on record, owing to the decrease of crime. The crop of the year is larger than 1850. The Royal Gazette states that the planters are less sanguine of prospects than they were, and that the cause of this revulsion of fe , -ling may be summed up in two brief terms—beetroot sugar and falling market. Tne Avon brings no news of any of the survivors of the Amazon. The Avon came home because . the Mediray Wei coaled'iy ready to proceed to toe Spa rthli Main. The Medway will be the next s h ip home. The Avon, it will he recollected, left Ssatil the Amazon. 4 1 • ampton as an extra ship, in consequence o f the loss of COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE: (From De Cordova's Commercial Intelliyenea.), ~ lirj,NGSTokl, JAL. 2i • " stained,' at 265. 6d.; and 1,000 Baltimore, and 100 Philadelphia, at 275. Dealera would now operate rea- • quoted dily at the last-named rate, but holders of Baltimore are firm at 28e. Fronr—Tbo — snics 'embrac3 2OO barrels liorloik AftalThere have been sales at 18s. per barrel• * , The article is rather inactive. at 9d, per lb. 450: 6d. per -I: wer A e quote cs l rc t g i oo o r e nß l lecn E co gonaits continues sou l , e n . fel d r4i( i )nasm. veryte : o n ul t rs i knmiu,soesai Island,en r i d n at re limited stuha pattt GUI. 168.Gps.pl_ytici.W. 6d. 0 l ' i Ct: T r Carolina n l a a sits operations 0 i n n s m a i : small quantities werequa n t e i ff ti e e o s teaaAt altl9(24:Pr6oea 1001bg':' Martell's at 53. 6d. to 6s. per ga per gallon. Salt —Liverpool sto i v n e e d de e .: o by r u. m tsibt:e a : n le ds : in very small dematd at Is. 3d. per bushel, afloat. changed hands Lse: T vi i ani baeo isii: off ug aven 4pe m r . porter ate p l a ced at los. per bag. . Cedar shingles are worth Brandy—Wo quote • I :14: o u i i 11: t b b o e o ; 2 8 — d o " s . W ' p h e y i t_ e lm 0 o p - vv.( Msit—Bottled ale a n d taken at 7a. t3d. par d l nz tis. o :22 B s li . Ram moves as wanted duty pail. ed at 31. id. to 3s. 2d. per gallon, . - ipkeri::ted:er Siiiar-12s. to 15s. per 1001bs. is the outsido,v4" ' 34 dark tO fair, Pinenteis taken' in small very 24-4:Per lb. The deliveri es i n Ki ngston are very trifling. ' • mciunCariokiffteiteeesa7reTh take r r r at P 2 a 67. ° t i e & 28s. wh p le a t:l r 1 6 0 n 0 d 1b . s th . for ordinary trwdllartyo i lo e i r la c r en va t. l4ed - Lcsgwood is worth 365. per ton. . , per ce nt. prem., the Gold—American' cemtuan ds •;• 'plentiful, but owing t o th e FationTe.--Tooutir , tdoona, are . : worth 3 fitness ot . . the orop ,,f r ;sh; s are with such difficulty Pi'orlired• ori ' t o e c i o nolonial Thinlc, 90 days. ..Excaa.NoLs.— gr cent. prem.; 30 days, Co rtaYs , ..1-per cent: prein.; ..u m aiea ank, 90 days, par,; 615 11' per e'en!. 'P" l * . ; rem . ; 30 days, j per cent. prem. days, ~.; Per . coot:90 i a lL y p s e , r p e a e r n , t. i l i Ti r i e l:T . ow Xork—Aler ' Merebants' . bills , _ ‘; at 43. Columbian t do u chants' bills, 60 ,..z d y=. it t rix Ctuos.—Samples of uniform have been carefullY prePared, in acetyl:lance ' with the practical gestions made from time to time to Messrs. Nicoll, Army Clothiers, of 114, 116,118,.120, Regent -street, and 22, L o ri ' hill, London, by various distinguished officers. Th e colours are calculated to assimilate as near as poss ible with sur rounding wearer objects, so that th e wear of the uniform would present as indistinct a mark as could possibly be offered for an enemy's Are. Here samples may be se en of complthe ete dresses made in the various hues of the neutral grays, mixed colours of heath, and also a hroww_rixtn..."tle shape of ' the colour of the ground; at the same -time youv -11. by all who have inspected theses oliPle l V admitted, each is of a character calculated= W Please y gentleman that who play he called upon to Area it. Rear-Amiral Parker, Commodore Sfi-Thomas Herbert and Captnin Pelham, of the new board, are - in Oily com munication at the Adairalty" with tlie Meml)cra of V...r - F. Baring'ia adtiiinistreLiou. PROMOTION. Master William Green (1826) has been promoted to be a retired commander. APPOINTMENTS. Master James D. Milne (1849), late of the Ueda, steam-sloop, to the Coast-guard service. Second Master—W. G. M. Scent, to the . 4ntelope, steam-packet. MarifYAsTiistant—John ilia - Ingo, to the Antelope. Gunner —John. Mine, to the Arethusa, 50. Carpenter—John Pelier; t,6 the Herald, surveying vessel. • The Commander-in-chief at Portsmouth, Admiral -Sir Thomas Briggs, has returned from leave,:and rehoisted hig flag on board the Victory. , • :t- Vice , A.dmiral Sir George F. Seymour, C.B , (4.0.1.14 in his 44 g -ship- Cumberland; 70, Captain* Seynaent, was at Pert Royal, 'Jamaica, _Jan. , —, with :&13.(446ts 46, screw-frigate, Captain R. S. Robinson; Alarm, -26•,'Osir tainitamiay ; Calypso 4.-8, Captiiiii.Fotheii - Expiesit,' 6 Ofln.no, It: Fdad f infleMi sloop, 6 sloop, COMlllia cr P. 14, D y k - -:' I . e• samond, 6,_steam.atcop, 'COr.n. ll kanoq F. A. Campbell ; And, ;Albei t , swag:tender. Lieutenant, t ki`outma.nder .Crawford , ; i • tradi Alto depot t imatiray:COmmodore M'Quilaispeari tie ,..s ec o f fi rm .- 4 ,, . gur . ve vuma-brir- L',::utenan , t 'cm- ~A'• sW.tsw..•• ki ' 14 • ' ' '' ' -,- - ; ' .(riii. ". -'—,-,--.-z•i s on:..4atrence 'V!' 6S at t.. ThquAs B. . , , ~ ~.. , ~.. , ;'...:1f0i‘:. - ii:i'' ; ' , • Driveri , fif steam-E:I99P, Conmander. isieherse .'" n u ; ' 7 , arriVed .4 Calls6 \ Jan. 7, froM-Panarna. •... • ~ •, §-pp s ,.* A 9teank.frigate;;Cniptain ,L.',1T,'.):40t;, :toss into rdesmouth, haibeur on Wednesday eVening, :rind • w in be t leetr,ed : w hen the :ATOTTI sac' 60; :oe m e gi k jett : • , I I Ille;gfiniiii,`6o; .7erct'W - stem: . g'ttariPshiti;'‘coi,tij u - n eL . &t.04,.0.1a„ way taken (itii of ,'‘.abill,;',aCtortsinolith, on Tuesday evening, and remains in tho old basin. Th e ' Arethusa was:•'4lien . - ' l l 2 l 9 •P ,Wecine'.cliii“t''isizirig. She has had hor - - b6cOSPrit tikes • - ent that' the shipwrights :way get at theihead-kaees to examine them and repl ace thm chocks;- : . -:•• -- . - ' NElpt j une, .120, Captain Yates,, 'ordinary flag-:.ship a t Vottsiziouth; . has had her .aides 'scraped clean, and the Plank* lock as fresh 03 a new-built ship. Vixen, 6, steam-sloop, is' under the . shears, and is being rigged for commission. Pantaloon, a. Commander ll.ydc garker,,, is alongside the yard preparing to pay off. Lightning ,steam - -tender i Master Commander Allen, went tiff . tii thili - Tyffe, if Bpithead, , on Vi7ednesaiy, With stores, Scc., •for Ascension and Rio. The marines for Ascension, under. Captain Arthur, have embarked, and the Tyne awaits orders. : • DEVONPORT.—The following superanauations have taken place in :this dockyard :—Thomas Goddard and Joseph Queen, shipwrights, 24/.•each, and Samuel Lid stone, a joiner, - 201. per annum; and William Evans, a police-constable, a gratuity of three months' wages. Devon, lighter, Bond master, arrived at Devonport on Tuesday evening with stores from Pembroke, bringing four shipwrights;who had volunteered from that yard to this, with their families. • . . . • • - - • Avon steam*-tender, returned to Devonport on Wed nesday morning, and left yesterday with volunteers for the Arctic Expedition at Woolwich. Sprightly steam-tender, Master Commander Allen , arrived at Devonport on Wednesday afternoon, with supernumeraries. . . _ bREERNESS, FEE. 26.—Her Majesty's steamers Ad der and African got up their steam on Wednesday morn ing, and towed to moorings off the dockyard basin her Majesty's ship Achille, 76, launched at Gravesend in 1798, and built on the lines of the Pompie. She is to he ducked when the tides permit, to be overhauled, and have her defects made good. Should the Monarch be required for sea service, it is stated she will occupy her position as guardship of the ordinary at this port. The Adder left port in the afternoon for Chatham, the Afri can returning to her moorings in the harbour. A survey on invalids was holden the same day at Mel ville flOspitel. The officers from this port ordered to attend thereon were conveyed to Chatham by her Ma jesty's steam-vessel Lizard, and returned here early is the afternoon. The North Star, 26, Captain Bullen, will cone*, stores and provisions to Baechyland for the Arctio expedition, under the command of Sir E. Belcher, and remain there for any service that may be required of her.. A barque, to ail appearance English, but whose name has not been ascertained, is on 'shore on the south bide of! the Spaniard Sand. Some marks are riding near ? The brig Rival, of Sunderland, Emmerson master, which came in collision with the Hannibal, of Vondon, has been got off the Lapwell Sand in a leaky state; she will, nevertheless, proceed to LQ_csion lerthwith, if po. ei le. . IWOOLVVICEL, FEU. 26.—The notice yesterday of Lieu tebeht Russta Pates (1844), First Lieutenant to the Samson, to, the 'pink of Commander, should have been to command the Bloodhound en the -wait coast of Africa station. o*in* der Charles G. Phillips, who recently coax-_ missioned the Polyphemus steam sloop at this putt, has ,bcetr - ordered to engage able and ordinary seamen for se vice in the vessels on the west coast of Africa station, and the Flub steani,vessel bas , been placed under his chtirge here for the reception .of the ,suamen and for th?ir conveyance to the ooast of Africa. - i s. R 017,1.1. 3111UNIDS. . . • r e , following circular has just ,been. promulgated, . ha Int.been addressed to:.each of tho Coloaiel. Coro man ti"fits of the,Aqor divisionA. Chutham,Pcrtwaiouth. ifly mouth, and Woolwich:— . , .• • " Royal Marine-office, Feb. 23. " .I.—Tha__ Lords - Commissioners of—the • Admiralty haying teceived from Commodore Bruce, Commander ,in-Chief of her Majesty's . ships on the west coast of r Africa, an ficcotuat of the destruction of Lagos by a di . vision.of the , forcA under his orders, in which the con •deet .o# ..Lieutenants J. 'W. c„ ; wi l h or , an d Ed war d 04" •R°Y 4Ol Marine Artillery, is specially ineasionea; .• 5. 2. I have received the command of their Lordships to particularly note their.approOation of the; services of ,Coose officers on that occasion.,l rnaikse, •, t 3. Tbeir•Lordships-are further pleased to direct that Gtinua George Yule; of the Artillery Companies of - 11431 Matinee, serving in the Samson, be promoted to the r aa)o4479o;coraulissicine4 uer; ft}tt.big brave ant! gallant 6ditiliet' ort thli tervidt.': 14. And you will be pleased .to -make this known is public orders to the division under your command. "John OViEN, Deputy-Arljaitant4iehertil." 0 4 a i rr p rno vft oihodref: c d soc e m e ci l p a t iutyifr e f ecrom2s i n6sl .4767B:;aanndd twit:: which, 1,2771. yesterday g a i t : y e a e r d h d hu : rei n . la g h g t t thethe s original ap Q r ee' office, s s t i n Phh' t a l: lf e . .. . i The halftyearly general meeting of the shareholders C r /. i i 1 R c i: GI: proportionate C Rw dividend 6 as :S t .1 u IS hold fo BRIDGE COMPAATE i li t n h i e Dl i tdiheirrisle-estteriezt,piSentiledil,. lil;• Col" Child , ; The report stated chat bbe directors recommen de d at ofter.carry are, ing for claims, would enable the direc t o rs p l w. o o ae r : Tr ; r : h l h s e d aa s . r i v , be d e l ac e i t e n ba h ie v nPe a i cf n uSe d g i ooo r ; fi e .Bcbttaohlreagn had d m i nliliantl compa n y favourad of 2,8091. Is . 9d . The CHAIRMAN, in moving the ad opti on the e p g ti r o e u of the ir rehi baj:lfproaches te a t t he d e h a rid a g _ e _ , - between the °re the e n h r g t e t r h t e be years the S s o a u t t j h e e c ra t proprietors in a.an ii i i nieo r h f r im ovba p rr r oy o; gr i T w e Acts of Varliameot h a d upon the directors the . Railway would not as t 01845 and 1850. necessary es_4lary compulsory powers, en obtained, conferring don-bridge, had hitherto gnhsi%toit effec t , bat the fi nancial condition of the South-Wee certainty which was felt ° t h e company, and the un tilslr d n e o s w i tern prevented them from carrying be u ltimatel y extended to Loa - The difficulties of ihe'cOtepeeT all our I) , T of an end, nod the South-Western of Carryinginten tioncarryingtherefore, t heir f line beyond their present terminus. ore, the proprietors would approve of the, determination to procee d of the directors, as stated in their re port,with the works without any further delay, especia lly es the po w ers granted them by the Act would so shortly expire. *r. PERRY (a director) moved as an amendment that " The report be adopted, with the exception of that por tion referring to the approaches to the bridge' He contended that it would be exceedingly unwise, consi dering the circumstances of the company, to expend 10,0001., half of which at least must be borrowed, in the manner proposed; as there was not the slightest pro bability that it would prove successful as a pecuniary speculation. , ' The amendment was supported by Messr s . Hawes and Farish, and other proprietors; and opposed by Dr. Moore , Mr.i Few , and Adm iral Kelly. After a very,long discussion the amendment was ne gatived. ne report was than agreed to; after which the dini cloud of los. per share was declared, and the proceedings te r r ainated. . T „, / N ,—Yesterday 'IARIIII,IO ~FIRB AND _EXF —7- o f ° a very alarming i do Mg, shortly after two O'clock, dm , ter, and nearly attended witil ii rO r oa e o t a iiiierices to life and property, broke out tt 1 Ott, an ' oil, colour, and. the occupation of Mr. W. Henry _ a mine _ ss in St. Jame s '- d t ier p O r u e s mis co e o s se it ; Italian warehouseman,. carrying °B facing the Victoria terrace, Waterloo - road, Lambeth, near lya loud crackling noise pocarntidoleu% sec, in ott hearing r e ue immediately hastened T co b v e e a r t e r ti e. thr T ou he gh fia m m r esoriginated arising from' burning in the shop, and were dis covered stairs, when he fo t tol,: t __ .he ... p .fra, ci o p i al l a , stock-in-trade, consisting g! on tu:7" l. ' and the necessm7 intelligence a blaze. An alarm w,s e g sta tions. ln less than five minutes was dispatched 'to ne ,g fire ni n m t e b n e clBO-road-drotaod randeptobteahtosetendoet, the shutters tanhedhuariegadmoemenengti, the+. too place, which blew a tearful exPlo h l - seme time boxes Of lucifer matches and 'derrO, and 8t t he Fortunately were forced iteroS9 the road. Fortunately Lambeth Company yielded an abundant ether mai ns a acid the brigade having been called into t of Vee r ' 8 -,up . ).Y - were enabled to prevent the fi re from extend ' ' i on they , • opert i j ig during rot extinguished until the stock-in-trade was flames were . the lower part of the'building gutted, encl .- the destroyed, der of the premises seriously damaged. Mr. Ott was er light arti the re mai 4 - the Union Fire.,oMee. imur . , j n - REDIIpTION IN TUB LIGHT DUES.—We have been informed; on good authority, that a material reduction in the light dues is shortly to come into operation. We have tiff years past been urging the neceseity of such a step; aud we are gratified to learn that the Trinity Board have had under their consideration th e whole qu estion, and have come to 'the conclusion of adopting a reduced scale of dues.— Shipping Gazette. The Algiers ' journals record frightful murders at Onethel-Ameur, near m ascara . p a ring the absence of a colonist, named Doic neas , some m alefactors invaded his house, and:.murdered his wife, duo infant children, and servant; also a child who had been confided to Madame Do ioneas to purse. Th e mur d erers have not been diecove red. U 7 .- . 7 ... Ta t "MELBOURNE GOLD and GENERAL MIKING ASSOCIATION. iCO'APPTACATION for SIIA.RES will be RECEIVED AVTER Twelve o'clock on WEDNESDAY, the 3d - day of March. 9, King's Arms-yar.dE London, reb.,2l, 1852.