The Sun. — London, England, 1852-08-05 00:00:00

, .. , ... _ . . r ' /_ (_____.r e e--t----e-- - - • - 17 -- - - . e 7 5 2 - --- ." --, ' 7 / 1 .. ... • . - . • ' ' //y/ .. : „.. ../e_-.1/7_. • s _ 1 , . . ' , , . , ' • • C--- . . , • '' ~.% - ~.. . ... ... . 2 .„ ( e - e• - i...Saa7e,es - . .e f 7; .. -- '-, Irt-...1 .5. ,.. x..a.r.1 . 10. ,;1 1 1 ,- ... 111 HE NORTH of EUROPE STE AM . • '1 . - t' ,4 ,• • - 4 1 ' I ' l e- • 1 . . - . ik ~A 4) •A•, - ..N, 4 , 1 ,i •, . . , f ,_ ,: . ,• . e 0.,., r . , ~,.. ~,,J, 07, ---.--'..-ur. . . 0; ,,,,~,_ . . ... . „ce,. ( 1,:„..c5, - . Ju NA VI GATION COM P%N Y, . ; 'es - -.PI ' 7 41,4•4•:.,,- - - • _ _ (..... ees etee....eits„,„ e ' Critteital, 500,030/., in 25,003 Shares of 201. each, with power of as " Fi 1 , ' k i \,!-,, , ,** 4 i ... " •• 1 f• 1 •.0- • • - - . _ -....... , ... ‘,..`---- • :J. , -.;.:U' - '..:..&• „'s .. ~,,,, i ti 4. ...... ; _ ,_ ~,,,,,\ v____. _ \,. ~:„.,* ..,. : -_,, z , ..„ ,„. -..ete , ,../ef--• b - -.074, eseee-a a - Pill e • Ce.,„„/ - 7es,Neele - s s l* see's-e. \ \ ` L as z i, ' '-' -, - ' eia •\•.' ' )-I '- - - -.' - I -- - - .-'•'' 1 i'.l\ .. „ -... 4P . " `A` . '4,,A. -,1 ,- ;. 5.44 , ':t, "i". ~0 , „„-; , ,, ~ * N c , ~,, , 1 . 4.. x ,:‘, ::,,,, ___. -. .. ,,, ,-A' ,r , l -: -.- I:',,' 4:.:,.1ide,..._- '., .----I!tt__._ . re ~ . increase. ,': • ne-, -- :23 - e e Ziillilee‘• 4w , l-' ' - Stes.., '- 1 e0• • 411,e,e`,-ea.. /j , - i Deposit 2s. per Share, being the amount limited by the Act a 4, ' 1 ..f4 d i 1,..,A .. I ~,,,,.„, , ....,.., > ' ~. x .. .„..,..,,,,k „. ... V, t i ___-. 1 . ) , ~ • 1 ~,,,.0, 7,7 ,,44, ----''\'‘ i s I t g.. '. C 1 • ss -‘ , . ,',,,, ‘'`.. ''' iq -4 ,2 P.• - . ' -- ' , ''''' , ... - 1 ,-- /.-4/ 1 c;, - ' , ..2 . ... , :_ .. , h , 4 - 110 . . • ,'' ''''''',,,--. -:', -., i• ( -,./ _ , . , , .10.#4 , , 4 :- - 7 and 8 Vice. cap. 110. • \ ':! :+en'te . L. / 4i;j,a; •'• e essee. 4111 - 0. , „ , DIRECTORS. WA_. 6;*4". 4 .'11,;!, ',. - ' yet.T •se •• , - - .l' ae• ••&,..„[. ••- 19 e , ate es , Lae •-- 'e ve -4, ... ft.. 4 '•.. . + The Earl of YARBOROUGH - , Chairman. Pees= , SAMUEL MORT , IeI VETO, Esq., M.P., Deputy-Chairman. ~ Charles Geach, Esq.. M P., Director of the Manchezter, Sheffield, . . . • •• and Lincolnshire Railway Company. D. Waddington, Eeq., M.P., Chatrman of the Eastern Counties Rail- - . way Company. "keal.' ! c 0:1 1: • , tehai cad Alfrel Paget, M.P., Director of the Eastern C. unties Railway N°.18,681. j .LONDON THURSDAY i t a ~. •,,, . • RAE "' •, •a , K r ock, Digan, &c., Company. . AUGUST 5, 1 , 8 ai, 52 :k Rebert Joen Bagshaw, Esq., Director of the I .ondon Docks. 4 .. - '. l .-- - : ' 2' - ''.. - - - - .. :- - '/''7' - ''''.-- . t-41 ... . 1:-.7111:: . . ::'''''':::: - [ r T '":- h : ::ill. b: " - l i g ..2T-''1:1:4-P-':'":::-----: ''. rill''' .7. .______-__ .... _ __,..... ,___________:.______ ' ammai0ni50mm.........."".n.'""7n, twhheon, of John , cott, Esq., Director or the East and West India Dock Corn. ...e.reae--...easeiese . . PanYi and Chat man ef the Eest mid West India Docks and Bir- MIDDLESEX COUNTY LU N ATIC •- ' ...r..l T w il ni E ght:- G ] EN -' :-•.:::\:-.7.'''::::;:-Ta'o'nly‘-ty*enleta:du...1.-1 . n e in rs g e r v e e l r i y ef in fo e r nah a e g r ri o e f u . l t t h u e r s e e , .el a a n - s --. : l l i ,me t i i o tnh n ol t ' nt o suc a nio, l f l eßn t e h jitrsc i , s hn2 , i h cec e tah hS - s cau - se E d e r xe ß av i at C io E ns to s b D e Made mineharn Junction Railway Company. a A t ai N i p th P e O L P l a f n o d r t t h h i e n k f fo . r him b self "will Joe v NeYLUM, .7:OLNEY ii.urcri. e s- -Ills, Esq., Chairinsn ef the Malian ' Railway' Cempane. a REAIDE sT MEDICAL OFFICER For the ' , ale ‘THE U t. r t.. r A ie ß s, es i . n o 3 7 o l - 1 . ° 5 .. . 8 of the Financial Reformers, as the Tee Leuben, Mat "a,,TUel Beale, Esq., Deputy-Chairman of the Midland Railway • WANTED, Demi tment of this Asylum. He must be a Doctor of Medicine, a - N T , B l u T , E „Ernu N aLd E 3 l appeared in . our Third Editi_o , n_ _ within ten leagues from Khorsabad. In them he has By the Author of -ERAL E' LEenoN - ell the rank e -c "heaey. on the left Wilk of the Tigris, only Derb l y s i '' t ly e e ' le s c " The Old English Gentleman," &c. OF TEM' , VILLAGE. ----"ss"-- - ' -. . -due meed f in the ungovernabl e• Chevalier Cobholl, Esa•• M•I'•• Chau * man of the * Eastern Union Fetlow or Licentiate of the Royal Col ege ef Physicians of London, . e „ ll _," ll .waY Company. Edirmorgh, or Deblite or a Member or Fellow of the letyal College 2. The LOeT INHERITANCE. h: h . fou , tombs - of - - urgeons, and a Member or Licentiete of the Apothec or'es' Cern- 3. MARY SEMIAM. By Mrs. Grey. . . • ORKNEY. ' they have b hicanery, has begun to yield in gold and th far o araTill, Esq., Director of the Norfolk Railw .y Company. . , . pany. His salary will t,e 200/. per annum, with a fureished reel.: 4. A• Y PAUL. A Tale. d l een e uded. action y w lc , taln W e ata• ws f L • r le , t owe . o st ft aret Maitland." Harry G e •• * * Bank, London. deuce in the e ee i eni , ane an elowance et 150/. per wolum It lieu b. ADA ‘1 Git %E - Ni. By the Author of "Mare CLeSE OP THE POLL-AT KIRKWILL• ' • The Mayne th is a monument which, it is supposed, mey turn out to be Wi th _oree Gordon, Esq., Chairmen of the Oriental o grant the se of b ard es ith coals, cendies, milk and v getables. Hee services will te CONE EAAIONS of an El' •NIAN. By C. Rowcroft• Esq. , cond great source of l a li d ar s a t m on le e s . s, jewellery, and some arliclee Reg : a n t i e, „„ enton, Esq. Banker, RochdaSe. Dunies • 6 . , - ...- ' • 1 7 . as large as that of Khorssibad. At Mattai, and a place 7. Di • lt i EN. By El ot Warburton. _. - •.. .et . dham " . - • London" este / thole, Esq., et e ent to the Vanish Government in be requa•ed about the ist September next Candi ayes are requated to send irl their testimonials, a Ideeesed g. R.eV le NSCLEFF E. Ily the Author of "Emilia well e . Inglie ... • e .., • . • 146 . its bitter fruit called Berrien, M. Place .has found bas-reliefs cut in au , e i n to the Committee ot Vieitors, uteler cover to ine at tee Sessioes • 9. Tne PERILS ofehakelllON. , . ' 1- "ehrY John Rich, Esq., 20, Duke.street, St. James's. . . _ • , o the Government b e hatred exhibited solid rock; they consist of a number of colossal figures House. Clerkenwell green, on or belore :iionday, the 16'h Aueuet 10. AI7RIeLIA i or. a Beauty's Life . in Italy. „ _______ . _ a ______ . • ' ' • . V the Irish populace-a senti- and of a series of full-length - merit that" has alr portraits of the Kings of BANKERS. bOrollgll-Street. '. • ' ,• • , _ . •Meligrs. GI • h U 'on Bank of Lon.loe. next, and to attend the .'omirettee at that place on Wednesday, the . Colburn and Cu e _Puulishers, 13, Great Marl , . eady led At Dgigiran there yn, Mills, and Co. ; and te ni SP AIN. ' ! • to most calamitous breaches Assyria, 1.1. Place has taken co " flf d • ries 18te August next, at "rwelve o'clock precisely. ------ of the peace in I 1 A pies o is iscove i SOLICITORS. • The! accounts fro re an,„ Jal el - S. sK A IFE, Clerk to the Visitors. • . - SFIOOTING SEASON, 1852. ' m Madrid are of the 29th ult.. he hoto ra ll' Messrs. J. C. allii 11. Freshfleld. - By this shamef 1 by means of t p g plc process; and he anneueces Sessions Slouse, Clerkeewell Jule 29, 1852. The Presie JOYCE'S AN CI-CORROSIVE PERCITS , - e - lent of. the u revival of the f • ' b . • nson h OFFICIAL AEDITOR• ' Council and the Minister of • - „ , erocious igotry that Colonel Rawli as authorised him to make . or iormer aays the su , J. E Coleman, Esq. t assist at the • _ pporters of the present Ministr diggings oear the places which the English are engaged a are 0 have gained a few votes . h y SECRETARY. 4; 1 , COTT ISH FETE -A GRAN D NATIONAL . thes , i , . hi 1 h • f3O ' ar - ' triel and used rimers, wc i ave s,ood the test o 3e e ' ' d . d • t • f a)u Ica ton o the Aran' - rt. lway in t e House of Com in examiniog. . Mr. John I lervey. is _, FETE van take lace in Lord Hollaed's Park, Kensington, To- exelusively by the first Shots in the kin dom, are still manufactured juez and Alitansa--- 3 - 1 ' hut they bare made I mons ; p e hich reland I Offices 84, King Wiliam-street. Mer ow (Friday), Aug. 6, under the direction of the Scotieh Seciety on-scientific principles, ant with the best composition and machinery, W ,WllB ta take p•itsee on the - 31et.. Derby. No Min' ungovernable by Lord The object of this Con;pany is to give to the publ c, in its inter- of Lona n end the Ilan tver Park Cl in, when, in addition te the no expense being spared te render them worthy of the distinguished The expFnses of , th T . . . --- - - ister ho PRICES OF SHARES "u r se with the North of Europe, tee full benefit of the improved Games which were introduced on former occasions, a great Imre.); - patronage they have eo long received. May be obtained RS usual . e reasury during the month of. . ..., -.. . in rernament, however hi h le , vvever large his lena • • t• jOrl les which the great AlllellSt bad been fixed at 128,'"ii• f 1 g is reputation, can rule IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM sYstem of transit for mails, passengers. and goo s, of Old English Sports and Pastimes will be a dd e d, u i deding the of ail respeetable Gun-malters in the United Kingeom. enai tons 0 rea 8 ' . •e this united empire with b sPeed and comtined arrangement of the railway system now render Mounted Combats of a Grand ecurnament, Tilting, Running at the To prevent accident and disappointinent to purchasers from the The vine disease had m 'fee' • enefit or advantage ft PANIES' STOCK. Practicabl e . Quintain, the ancient sport of Hawkine, Sec. use of spurious imitetions, they are requested to observe the name v • ince of Malik d ''- ant ted itself in the pro selecting as his electoral b a er ga•an co • attle cry -the one-sided • An immediate eaten ion of exis*iig means of transit is necessary Programmes, containing full perticulars, and Tickets may be had mid addrese of F. JOYCE. Original Inventor and Sole Menefee- - r anutied.great ravages. • From the Official List. - • denunciation of a public to Meet the large and in .reasing importation of cattle, fruit, and all at the principal Libraries and Musis-snops, and .at the Gates of the Meer, on eaah sealed pecket, without which they are not genuine. The Three per • Cents lei . ' 'il • 45 1 th New grant, devoted, it is t , agricultural products, from the North of Europe, to supply the vait Park. This precaution is rendered necessary .by some unprincipled hide: Three per Cents. • -era one 8 , :, 8 ; . e at 22 ' what we conscientiously believe o e t b rue, to PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EYENFNG. consumption of the central and manufacturing districts of England ; ALFRED BRETT, 1 Hon. Secs. viduals heving imitated the labels and wrappers. . 5.16 e„ the Dabt of the First ~ h • t but which is, nev h an erroneous L9NDON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3. while t..e gr• at and increasing export trade in manuactur,d goods E. .1. ELIOT, Clegg at 111 ; and thet f nu • ert elesa, the faith of the .. . eov,;E'S improved WIRE C•% RT RID , SES and chemically-pre- 0 the Second at si. reat mass of one of the sister t' .__-eee-------- and materials from these districts, which are sent down by railway Club House, Hanover Park, Peckham. pared WADDENGA of a superior description. g • -na ions of this free to the coast, requires the same improved facilities for its transport . , . e Wholesale Warehouses, 57, Upper Thames-street, London. .. • SWITZE kingdom. across the North Sea. • T O•U'R S r N IREL AND 1 ' RLAND. SOITITTeSTOWIL 33.1121FT1E5. , To meet these demands, it is intended to combine and establish a , IRISH TOURIST TICKETS (available for a month) are c - A new incident h • Atllol4 the instruments of Derb 11 t' R E M, • 0 R N E GARDENS. • as arisen'in the affair of Neuf- yi e e ec ioneering I rapid and more f equent communi :calm between London, drenches- issued at the following Stations:- ' s chatel. The Gra warfare need we enumerate bribery, d * t d ' Dividend Amount ter, Liverpool, and all the principal parts ot England, and the p• inch- Ist Class. 2d do. On the Banks of the Thames, King's-road, Chelseet ~ • • • -- nd Council of that canton, which .. d t orrupt influences, open d irec an in•• Name of wally. per of Paid. Price. pal ports and cities of the north -of Europe, by means of express Xs. Xs. Waterside Entrance close to Battersea-bridge Pier. had held extraordinary sittin tree • P an unscrupulous in- ...•••••••• Annum. Share. ' teams 8 running in connexion with express trains. e - London (Easton Station) •• •• •• •• 610.. 5 5 Fare by Steam-boat from Lonion-bridee er any of the internee- ult. ta consider wh t a Was gs on the 29th and 30 h t tim' idation? . . _.-...-. --.--. - ___ ' • The ports on the east coast of England, to and from which th Edinburgh, G'aszow, Hull, Bristol, Carlisle, Oxford.. 6 6 .. 5 5 dial. Bridges or Wharf Piers,. 3d. Strangers shculd request to be to - be done in the present These (like the other means em 1 rla 1., A s. d. As. d. Company's 'tetimers• will, in the first ieetance, arrive' and depart, are Worcester, Cheltenham, Gloucester .. ..' .. 515.. 4 15 landed at Battersea er dge fa' Cremorne. Fare by Omnibus from 5 t fth ta e o e country, voted by: , Australasia ...... p 0ye..., •Ave failau •• •• 5/. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 56 ' Eiarwich, Lowestoft, and Great Grimsby. The two former situate Birmin 'hair Rueby Leamington, Coventry Lincoln 5 5... 4 5 ahering-cross, 3d.; from the • City and remotest parts Of the East- pronouncing the -.suppress* 69 yot t 11 decree es o a for tbe time, even to produce tbe desi - • BritshN rth red end ; - for as Com o American 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 - ' trance or the Thamies, and on the extreme eastern coast • near the en • ' ....'l L leffi , 5 0 4 5 ti ~t w i t WolverhamptensHudi ersfield, ee, s„ he eld, Derby .. nd, 6d. too of a political society, in "nte have previously poi , d out, Lord Derby • ha mercial of London 61. per centa,loo 0 0 20 0 0 30M . • af GI eat Britain, and in direct - commuuication, by ra ~ a , which were concentrated the 1 . we a e•ra - Is --- r . -' °flial • • •• - ..... •- • 31. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0 - ' - k Manchester. Wa• rin 'ton Stoke, Macclesfield .. 44.. 3 10 Proprietor, Mr. T. B.' SIMI' S'ON. e ements of theepposi- _ . 1 ft r all in a minority. E 11 , • • Gloucestershire • ' London end all the south and eastsperts of Ehgland, the latter more Ch 6 ' ' - 4 0.. 3 5 • leyerpool, ester ,- a .. .. .. .. :The Pyrotechnic Displays by the Chevalier Mortrant. tion formed by the partisans f !- - rii va ,e . qua y eeruain eg ja, ••• •• 15/per cent. - - - . . 4 .- •Coaveniently situate for Manchester, Sheffield, Liverpool, and all 0 the sovereignty of the r‘' h like the other bad practice h . lonian ... They enable the leolders to proceed to Chester, Bangor, Dublin, . • . .• Open for the Season. :King of Prussia. This so ' - that t ese, s ts party have • •••••• •• •• 6/ pr cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - . London and County er . '' ' Places in the ft rth and west. On SATURDAY, Auguet 7, positive/y the last Splendid' jUvenile ~ WY wts known under the I d wiU recoil with tremendo 'f • •• -.Per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - Cork, the . Lakes of Killerreey, anctley the new and romantic route of * --. • Other porta of departure will be added to these as the public con, , . . f h C c name o t e orporation of • us orce on those Londn and Westnainstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 32 Mtn -' et le h ti t' le - hth Elet ' leetimaresittica &tend', an bac -to t e sta oa a w ic . .e te e Fete and Night Balloon Ascent, with FirewOrks, and early Bal. th g ' • f V em P ° Y e ' e ourgeoisie o a- dto resort to•them e London J vemence may require. "as isitiell. - •ee d'Ete. • ~ , • .._ ~_ - Provinci.alo • ' lengire. h h stooPe w o aye oint-Stock..• 61. per cent. AO 0 0 10 0 0 - • . From these ports express steamerd.wlll rein in dorribination with 7 , The hoiden of each Irish Tourist Ticket is . entitled to have iss„d an uninterrupted succession of Entertainments from Three o'clock , , , ----i-- Pa. ,- ! -4 ' minable bribery, which has, i f Ireland.. 81 er 10 025 0 0 48% -- ----..-e4.--. __,.,.. •, The abo la 30 many Ditto, New....... • * P cent. 0 0 ' ' szin.esii trains, by which etilLie 'conveyed mails, passengers, specie. . a clearlY apparent, will f e !National of I • 8 1. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 - relan io him at verY reduced rates Tickets for aTo:r in the County of until near Midnight, including . , . . . nod merchandise, from London and thaeouth-eastern parts of Eng- . Every evening, at a Q tarter to Nine oieleckein the newlyedecorated '' • ' EGYPT. instances, bee ,on uture ecca- el .. 41. per cent. 50 '0 0 '22 10 0 - c ce G v, or , e Journey rom erful influen ' Nat. Provnei laud, and from Manebester, Ver. 001, and all parts of the north an t . al of En 6 Pavilion, in addition to tee following attractions, - Louis Soallier's . st 'see exe rt a pow ce en disgusting all Ditto, New. .. g. 1. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - -- sions, west ot Great Britain, for R . rdam. Ahtwerp, Ostend, Hamlet:3mb; k ... Wi kJ •fth • f • Dubin . ' to Belfa , t, for the Excursion d efr Dublin • to Galway for the te i ! the iants ~Caus eray, an on om . . out through Connemara. Cirque Oriental, and the best Equestrians of the age. . For 'maim- : yr e have receivei account f s rom Alexandria (we • ht-mibded men with the Pharisaical pti,:ernlieltdi:::::::•cnt: professions of °II ••••• , 61. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - ental Bank Corpora. :81 p ct & Bremea, • Denmark,. Neeirey d Swedena Copenhagen, St. Peters- ars, see apecial Bills. , read in the Debats) to the 224 rig bs. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - Every Purchaser of a Ticket is presented, gratis, with a copy of a our Catholic fello - b . South Australia -- •• '61 . . • . . burgh, am all ports ot the north of Europe. Priucipal Artistes e-Messrs. M'Cullom, Albert de Bach, Franz de r e d ult. The most per- l e toward wsu pets with U Ip. ct.& bs. 25 0025 0 0 - the " Illustrated Irish Touriete , -' Hand Book " compiled solely for tranquillity .rei sth into eranc Won of Australia go rou By combining express trains with feet eteemers, passeneers will be Bach, Jean de Bache Devani, Macney, Victor Soullier, Kemp, Leon gliout Egypt. The arri- h detestable crime • has so commonly been as- Ditto ..... ..,• ' 6/. per cent. 25 0 el 25 0 0 47ai these Tours. • val from Constantin which tis Onveyea- eoullier. Signor Vilderini ; Madlles. Clementine and Olga Scantier. Ople of the two E ••• •••• •• 61 er ce The fullest and most accurate information afforded at the Chester Union of London... •• 71 , P nt- 2 10 0 6% FROM LONDON VIA HARWICH. The renowned Devil , , Rider Herr Weble - Ed gyptian cora- • • t e d. and Holyhead Company's Office. 52, Westland-row, Dublin. See , , . . -.- . , rnissioners, ern Pacha and Ktir Did P h ... socia f undu ' Union of Mad r id ..... • per cent. 60 0 0 10 0 0 - To Rotterdam in ...... ••• • • • .......... 11 hours. Admission to the Circus trom the Gardens :-Promenade, Pit, and , en ae a, wuo And what shall Vie say 0 e influence and in- - landed at Ale d 4 0 0 0 40 0 0 - xan ria on Antwerp in-. ••••• • • • • • Boxes, Is.: Amphitheatre, 6d. _ _ , the 1 lth, and left on the fol- • can anything be more palpable than ---- - --- X7III43TINLALNIC la , Ostend in .... • • GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Daily, this week, Great M sical, Terpsichorean, Equestrian, and lowing day for Cairo, indicated th tth • ' ' dt • o 2 timi a io . CONIP.I9.7Xf EMS. FROM LONDON VIA LOWESTOFT. Pyrotechnic Festivals, with all the immense resources of the Esta- the Porte bad t • a ell. mission to their tendency to create a cry for the ballot, which it 28 hours. CHEAP EXCURSION to the WEST of ENGLAND. blishment. , erminated, and tha• Dividend On TUEsDAV, August 10, an EXCUKSION .TR A.IN • will leave •. • the special envoy of sible to resist ? I'Ve have always advo- Name of Company. Amount Christiansand in . ....... ii • will be impos per l of 50 Pa.ciclington at 8 15 A.M., tor Plymouth, calling at areston a . r super- confirmative Paid Platform, 90 feet high. rman will soon - ar ballot At the same time we are perfectly - - Annune. sh am • Price Chr•stiania .... •••••. • • • • • • 50 „ Mare, Brilgewater, Taunton, Tiverton-road, Exeter, St cro s, ----------.. ------ Gottenburg in Maeney, th A - 1 - i N e stoats mg eiero Clown. . a game ennah. On the 14th he c - t ie nothing better than a choice of Dawlish, rognmouth, Torquay, Tomei, and - Plymouth ; and will went on a visi sensible that i _ . ilbion .............. •-----_ --_. Copenhaeen .... • • ...... d • X e. d. X a g return from Plymouth at 815 a.m., on MONDAY, Aueust Ili, calling urang-Outang . , _ at es uring the hot f - perfectly agree that in many respects it FROM LONDON VIA GREAT GRIMSBY. The Tad - 13 h • • ian rot ers, in their Double Trapeze Performance, at an Sea Boll in the island.of Ro d h e evile or we -- Ullance nrit. and For. __ U. 108. 500 0 0 50 ti (1 . ........ 31 hours. at the tame stations. 71. 148. 6d.bs 100 86 •To Hamburgta in elevation of 70 feet. , Ua , all returned the same " " h better that the elector should give his Ditto Marine... .... rea p.e 8 , , • 0011 0 0 22s' .... 46 „ Fares There and Back. day to Cairo to receive the offic • 1 .'t would . be muc Anchor ...... -•• . Da. 100 0 0 25 0 0 /4 Copenhagen in .. First Class. Closed Carriages. Open at Three o'clock. •• ' '• ' of the B • la Nlsl son the occasion nlthat each member of society should Aries .. •• .. 6 per cent. 5 0 0 1 1 41 % St. Peterstnirgh in .... • ...... . Weston-super-Mare and Badgewater 255. • .. a ions were making litical acts of his neighbour. But the %eves Life ....... .. 4i. FROM MANCHESTER. VIA GREAT GRIMSBY. 28s. .•. . 15s. On Sundays, after Four o'clock, b Refreshment Card, price 6d. ! e • a y .or sue prone I he po per cent. 100 e ° ! 510 0 19% . u gatioa of the Tat,zirmit h• H. know t . , e e eritish Commercial .. 78. 6d. 50 o 18 0 0 - b resent s t f ys em o open young ue To Antwerp . • •••••• • • • • • • Taunton and Tivertem-road 30s. -16 s. Table d'Hote at Six o'clock, 2s. 6d. . • ,as Is i h g-ness on of te p o 0 5 o e . .. 19 „ Exeter ........... ...... ....• ••• • • , was (lewd Rotterdam .. •••• • Private Room for Dinners and Coffee. us of showing by the el t • preservati aleriel,Med•Se Gen. Life spr ct.& bs. too 0 0 - " 7 ,, Starcros e Dawlish, and Teignmouth 325. -17 s. C a given to that •ly on the future conduct of the landlorde ie 0 0 1 21 Amsterdam •••••••••••• • • • - • • • • • • • • a - ''' ! Hamburgh •••• - _---_. --___-_--------.------- -------------- A sincere intention to carry into • P 9- - 9 execution • for if by an - abuse of their influence • 14s. 60 0 0 8 ,:, _ 102 •34 Plymouth ....... ....... .... ••• • • - •Os• • • 20s. ~ , „,„, the nee, i a ;,f this countrY 1 eagle .. •. 44 „ The Excursion Tickets are not transferable, and are only evanshle stAIL W 4.. Y SHARE MARK.k.I ..•. , ws of the Empire. Th - rise i e progressive , h - to mak h et at system a sourCe of op• 50 0 0 a 0 0 v nunus . Eqity and Law 1 Copenhazen .. •••••••••• • • • • •" • • • • for tee Exeursioa Train. Tickets may be obteinal previously at 27, , n the value of - foreign money t Ar ' " e i e° 118 BRISTOL, AUG. 4. • a exandria th ir dependents, the ballot, like Catholic european Life •• •• • 10s. ' St. Petersburgh .... .• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ ide; 269, Strand ; and at the Paddington 'rket to-da is the leubl. t! c tO e 20 0 0 ean paid . , 5 4 % • , • The basis of aerangements lo effect these ()ejects has iseen settled King-street, Cheeps . . , STOCK EXCHANGL-We had a V6fy quiet ma Y. ,j -c o, general conversation. The tarifl pression . the repeal of the Test and Cor or tion 'leneral •• .. •• •• .... - 5 0 0 ' 'WU the railway companies interested therein, and the adva tage o e Station. Corn Well, 10: establi i emancipation, P a .. see f stopping at the different stations, and other partice- The only transaction reported was -\, est she, by the Government is disregarded b I Bill and th Tube ........ • • 61. per cent. Stock. 1 144 These arrangements to merchants and travellers will be the folluw- The times o, n ya I e repeal of the corn ing, viz.:- , lars, will be gi e la handbills, which may be had at an ... yot the LI V ERPOOL, AUG. 4. ! persona in businese • lid fo • ~, a reign money Acts the Reforrh . , duardlan ....•• -.. •• 5/. per cent 100 00 i 45 O 0 56 ofilc_s of the Company. Srocx EXCHarrom. -We have no improvement to notice d ,,,. _. . is ever) 1 ' fled by a force that no • th i lirre w 1 be car power ei er . raper a 1 .. •• •• •• . 121 per cent. 500 0 0 .50 0 0 Us I .. Dally communucations. ' ited, and rice y circulated at au increased rate of ex h ' aws ' 11 Imperial Life •• •• •• •• 128. 100 0 0,10 0 0 19% Expedition coMbined with comfort, safety, and convenience. - Ter , to-day. The transactions have been very lon p s ~.;`. ,_ c ange. f Parliament can resist. The shorte:st sea voyage poesible between England and the various sou ra WALES RAILWAY. ed for the 1 ---4- ' l° `'"!: is varied little from those which have been quot . ast • rhe tive-franc piece for instance, h * h • w lc , accord • lni c • in or out 0 rts of the kingdom we have observed Indemnity Marine.... 11. sh. & as. 100 0 0! 20 0 0 51 Law Fire • a. --.. •• 25.& 28.bs. 100 0 0 I 210 0 4 Places in the North of Europe. hereby given, that he next HALF-Yr ARLY GENERAL or few da T ys. he only sa es repor e 1 t d were-Caledonian, 20 7 a -..- to the regular tariff is 19i ' • In many P a . ETING of the Pro eietors of l' c -„,„,.Bo 'king through ttom all the principal towns in England, to all oit DI NTA RY M E . . t i•s ompany will East Len ehire lBy -Lancashire and Yorkshire, piastres, is no a , a growing disposition on the part of eaw Life •• .. •• •• •• .. - 100 00!10 0 0 46% • talon 'ne Principal places in the North of Europe. be held, pursuant to the Act of Parliam••nt. at the Padclneton Sta- ca.. , 4 _, 82% Worth more than 22 pialtreS. Fe a - with satia a ',eget and General Life - 50001200 b% h re 20 'A-London rs are entertained 1 ede to respect the electoral rights of their e el We.etern Railway on FRIDA At all their ports the Coinpany's steam-vessels will receive and lion of the Gr . _ . , y, the 2 . itti day of T . , -Liverpool Crosby and Sout po . and of tailing into the dep . orable situation of t dl !he lan 0 . London Fire ........ 10s. & hs. 25 0 0!12 10 0 25 Ytto New Quartei s, 31 %-Ditto he other e who so act are the truest Conserva- London Ship ........ 105. & bs. 25 0 0 ! ,12 10 0 - , 4 ._eliver passen rs, &c., in the railway stations alongside the train, August instant, at ale o clock precise y, for the general purposes of North ' " "'era' 128 t/2 - I . : , • w es t ern 8. a ._ ' parts. of the f:Yroman Empire, and fret h' - r• nants. Thos ,aral travellers S will be only' one night at sea •to riamburgh and business. (Signed) Fifths,. 5 p.-Midialut, 7a 7 / 8 -Nurtli - , ,4,-Qouta- . e . n w tch Egypt - e st friends to their own order. farine .. ........... 15s.per share 100 00!15 0 0 17% ' l ie a _elmark, and a few hours only to Rotterdam, Antwerp, and . C. R. m. TaLuo r, Chairman. Eastern and Dover, 21%. nes hitherto escaped from the abundance of her ex- Civet; andthe be t f . • ler sentimen s o gratification have we sied•lnvlid&Gen•Life 4%1. per et. 50. 00 , 20 0 2% vetend. WI ELIA MM AT I'HE WS, Deputy-Chairman. MA eieetiESTER, Auo. 4 ports and the strength of its Government h' hle - With sinu . ii Nionarch ............ - 5 0 0 ! 1 0 0 21s.Oti • aeArrange nts will be made for return tickets available for a given The Transfer Books . will be closed on the 13th instant, and will te •al•-- - i. a w ic ad t. • erealing n in uence of an enlightened eAtlonal Lean Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 00 ! 2 .10 0 2te STOCK EXCHANGE-e-There nas a fair amount of business eeen aerie tO aeep money at a reaeonabl T - observed tee ill- elladium Life :uMe. Th e telegraph for tne whole ef the traffic ot this CompanY to tot he re- pened until. aftel the said Ila.f-yearly General Meetin The tran a • e rate. his blic spirit among the electors ' 51. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 2% Inerchants and passengers using its lines of communication will be on the 27th instant. g done to-day, and prices were firm 8 chows were state of things has appeared so $ • t •d ' dependent pu , a Pelican - ... 45 •• - - - erious t at a cora- an in free ot charge. •By order, as follew :-East Lancashire, 18 IA, -Great Northern, 20 1 4- • • 'don on their part to respect the sug- PeceaLx • - - - - 170 •,, The actual steam traffic now existing between Lowestoft and Ditto Pref FRED. o. sAuNDERS, Secretary. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 83 Le- • erence, 6 per , . mission has eeen formed to examine the growing disposi matter, and s and the general good of the nrofessional Life Zenmark yields a very remunerative return. The vast trade of South Wales Railway Office, 10, Eas• bourne-terrace, Cent 15 1 / -London and Non h-Wast,rn, 128,4 - Di tto, man. suevlse a remedy for it. Nothing more is said of the • f the res 4estions o P 'erovident Life .. .. ~ „, ~ 4 t n of Colonel B'dil 11 , i' 11. ss. &bs. 100 0 o'lo 0 0 40 .c •egland with Holland and Belgium awaits only the completion of Paddington, London, seuguA 4, lBe2. The re ur i......u.p- .or lock. Lif SOO 0100 7% ' -te ich (now in progress) to follow that route, and - ( Mester end . Birmingham (C), Quarters, 2 1 4, p.-Midi„,l 4 plot attributed to Seid Pachs, and the reconcir • tation community. - • ' striking an example as we could •4- °Y al Exchange ••• ••• 61. ss. p.ct. & bs. Stock. all 230 e railway to Harw "thus insure a rofltable trade. ILERC HAN 1"S and TRADFSM --- - • •• •• - 61. 10s. - ~ , The large d P ocks of Gritnsby are now opened, and arrangements 1, e e A N'S _ ____._. _ . be a fait accompli. . The works of th 'l duce especially c 0 Ditto Lite ..... ..... 55 pro , 11.65. - - ~ MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, • e rei way are ds and the agricultural character Inited Kingdom .... 41 •P•ct•&bs. 20 0 0 40 0 4% -gave been made with the railroad companies termirieting in that as 1, - SEABORNE. MAILS, • _ . . . .5, Chatham-place, Blackfriars, London. ' going on - with •great activity, Nothing n f of his former frien , even as the other orts to secure at once a large traffic at remunera- • . " ew rom Yet that gentleman was elected eiversal Life...... „ 21.55. per ,he 100 0 0 10 0 0 41 ' tive rates, wet th P e D:rectors have satisfied themselves that the cx- . And all the principal towns in the king•dom. (N eignifles that the mails are sent Prone the General Posteettici Syria. " of the constituency. . Victoria Life ; .. .. •• , s 412 6 bte 51. per cent. - TRUSTEES. ', the night-and lei by the morning-Cs/woo . s constituency of North Wales, Waterloo •• .. ••„, ~ ..500 0 5 0 - tension of trade which must necessarily fellow the improved arrange- y eti ", S m ite, E eet „ • , . . - ments aow contemplate ', will yield an ample and rapidly increasing 0 . _ t, Davtd ergusson, Esq. . I Thomas How, Esq. When made up lb cereal what •_ a , , „ ' salinfluences opposed to him, - 1 • • • defiance of all the loe . _return on tbe capital emearaed in the undertakiag, GeneralPost-oildee Port dire - vv nen . MORTALITY in the METROPOLI' in DOCILS. . ' Arrane e ti nents have also been made for immediately transferring Advantages offered by this Society ' r•leaCide: • London. Patched, due. S. f the- Derbyite watch Words of Pro . . . to t • existing between Polielee indisputable, except in cases of fraud. • ' NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGIST and in defiance 0 his Company the whol f the steam traffic new e o All the Medical Fees paid by the Society. ERED IN ! THE WEER ENDING SATURDA.Y, JULY 31, 185 tection and No ~. op ' l3 ery• Much rejoiced we are at the Dividend Amount these ports, arid for mIC this CoineallY the boats now Name of Company. of Paid. price, , . . g over to . , - Assurances of every description effected. Epidemic, Endemic, and Contagious Diseas 2. • f tto the Liberal cause, under circum• P er running between them a In mmence operations 6 .. !Liverpool . a ea ...*3OB gain o a sea Annan'. Share. ,soas to enable it to Co America (by Brit. ert.)NAug• •• ! . • An„ .12 hat o • Non forfeiture of Policies. ' • a ( vU e pkt.) N Aug. 4 .. .• ! Liverpool .. Arrived ••• Diseases of Uncertain Seat ... t d'stinctly show t ur simple- ;A A in,,n„,e,., ----- __________ _..--. -. ___, * inemediately. • . It Was Intended to constit t c my in the first instance Assurers unable, or who find it Inc invenient to pay their Pre- t , meri , c-- ; b e e, - . ••• . ... 38 atances tha i n e xt.) M' . .. ..•Southampt Aug. 24 Tubercular - Diseaees ... ... :.• not behind their neighbours in intelli- xo.d. X 8. el. ___ • 1 0'._ a Chaeter of Incorporatitl e the "P. • made to the miums as they fall dae, may have a credit on applicatiou . to the s Ycl ' r ' ca '''' - . B. ' *** ... 21 1 countrymen are . Jommerciat •• .. •• .... 41. pr cent. Stock. -Beard , end applicetion wile 1 Diseases of the Brain, Nerves, and Senses... and that even the enlightened e.a. of Trade with that view, but after a del iy of three months, Board. Australia (via South , .. m ~ ,„ , ,„ ~, ,Southanipt. • ... 112 1 ation gence and to.er t East and West Indi.a... 634/. pr cent. Stock. - 166 al and other e i ampton) '.. •• . Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels , erfng Whieh the terme of a Charter were settled with that Boa d, Loans granted on Person eecur ties in connexion With 'Dover . e , 00l may learn a lesson from the un- &est Country e• ••• • • . 208. per sh. 100 0 0 - - auilected di ' terested oppo. Life Assurance. les) NI • • .. .. •• Ditto (via Marseil I • - Diseaies 'of the ** ••• 33 citizens of Liverp _ .est,„„ fflculty has arisen In consequence of in H ope N2d of August ...Plymouth.. Nov. 30 • Lungs, and other London .• ••--•• •• •• 51. pr cent. Stock. 121 Organs of ntaineers of North Wales, both in the -- Resets at a it • 1 • - e h wever do not eat et u n er ce period. Tne Dtrecto.s, 0 , rhe Directors being d emus of extending the Agencies in and Ditto, viaC. of G. '4'l4th t th 'Ply atit ' 0. ttie mon , use Jul, 29 Respiration ... pretending mou , Ditto Bonde•• •• •• •• 41. per cent. - - - etropolis and throughout the Provinces are ready to hanca (West coast)•• e ! . ••• ••• ••• 68 d commercial policy and in the doe . C4roPany,ar'Y d übt of obtaining a Charter in a future sta t e of the oand the . :ll , re- , di * •• a N i leth & 30th ef nue Dover .. Aug. 18 St. Katharine -•••• •• 4 per cent. Stock. - 91 . „„_ a _ B operations. fl ' 1 d ceive appltcations from in aentia au active persons, aceomeanied "'exan ra, .... Diseases of the - Stomach, Liver, and oth *** - maxims of soun . _ 4014.. m, .. ~ .. N , Daily .. .. .. Dover ~ t aut ,. • er Organs harit larged Christian c y. Ditto Bonds•• -.. •• 4%1. pr cent. - - ithi l i 7 . oePosit with a reference. of DigeStion... trines of en iouthampton •• •.....i 1/. per cent. 5 0 0 0, 5 0 0 0 28U , to be paid on the allotment of shares will be 2S. eer Braill •• ~ •• Mi9th of the month SOntharapt. Aug. 16 ... ... '.. **. ••• 7 1 GEORGE THOMSON, Manager Diseases of the Kidneys, &e. While we concur with our contemporaries of the press A deed ernb T HOS. MUSGRA VE, Secretary• Buenos Ayres •• •• , a 51,9 th of the month Sonthampt. Aug. 16 " ' eite 14 for the regul.ietd43'lng such provisions as may be considered proper ' California(viaaagrer)M , ld 17th of alma !Southarnpt. Aug. 16 Childbirth, Diseases of the Ute & *** • tting the rejection of so many excellent men rus, e. .. 7 in regre ERIDGES In view tent i;, - e ' en ° tbe Company, and for carrying out the objects e Cape ot Good Hope N 14th of August ..,Plymouth.. July 29 Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muse' * -in (for example, Mr. Cardwell, Mr. Horsman, Sm.), we es Dividend Amount as the arra Prepared with the stanction of the Directors, So soon THE PROVIDENT CLERKS' MUTUAL, Cape de Verds .. .. N,2cl of the month .. Peymoutit• • July 29 Diseases of the Skin, &c • ••• ...., Shareholde niZemenes necescary for securing the interests of the LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION (enrolled under the Constantinople* .. •• N , 7th 17 th 27th Gem° Dover .. Aug. 10 . ... ... ... ... 0 feel convinced that constituencies who have so acted same of Company: per Of raid. Price. re ar e e na,iformations... Annum. Share. Appli eat i, empleted. Friendly Society's Acts) and BENEVOLENT FUND. Central America .. Seel & 17th of men. Southampt. Sept. I *** ... ••• *se 7 will be largely influenced at the next election, by the . to the Directon for %Ilexes to be made in the annexed form addressed Established 1840. 0 h a a ra d isles .. .. N, Mon., Wed., & Fri.lelonthampt. Tu. Th.sat Premature Birth *** ---------- _________ _a.-- - [! ' •- to Messrs. La rs of the Company' 84, King William-street, City ; or , 4),,,,__ w.. ewrence, Cazenove, and Pearce, Auction Mart, Bar- TRUSTEES. Thomas Baring, Esq., M.P. Iw. es. Presonft, rope. Chili .. .. .. .Mid Se 17th of math iSouthanapt• Aug. 16 , At ro phy ~,, Franc. es' Wm` - Twieedadk , old' A • 1 ••• ... "' '''' ,•• ••• ... 48 general reprobation they have krought on themselves Z. s. d. Z. 8. d. I" . •"' ••• ••• 35 (from the press and the publiel to reverse their re- s Hun erford- •• .• •• •• - - - - s•-'e!make We e , • i ' • le ) - " e Oit 51 F - "". - _; - ~,,,iit',,,' .- .._,_,2,„ ° Winiatt ygx.l4Y, Jen. • Eeq.. isreatruet- fa de Rotapetbilel, aLaa., - • ereeees - a , . a wen, elan° Dever_ .. Aug. 10 ' ionthwrk -..•••• •• - 1003 0 0 - - s d !.,$ .. 1•,•,, ..,,,.. -.vast devISIODS. Mr. Macaulay s return for Edinburgh the Direct() ' 0 Aerbti..A.....e , ,e'-' e• - ••• "-••••••-------- -... !•-•'• ---'••• •,- - • . •'- VlllosistrwA OF Ton BENEVOLENT FUND. - Ellw , lmiTfial s. ..- I§T,TtleSilay & Fridey Landon", ~*. m etee. Sat. ;-'. u den ... ; .„, .„ Ditto Nw of 7% p.c. 70s. per cent. 5Q 0 0 - 16 Gentlemen, re ß of the North of Enrop . e Steate.Nivigielon teompanY. John Abel Smith, Esq., M.P. elollaral .. .• .. M', Wednes. & Sahli*. London .. aiee.Tbur ViolenCe.. Privation, Cr%l ..- --- ••• ••• •••, 1 . is a cheering and fin}tructive example of this kind of araterloo .... •• •• .... - 100 0 0 -3% a, and Intemperance"' --- -4° electoral penitence which will be one of the ',l" .Dittri Old Ann. 0(87. 21. es. Od. - 60 0 0 24 1 / 4 undertaking r eing desi ro us of becoming a subscriber in the above For the Important advantages offered by this Association to - Clerks Honduras .. .. . N 17th of the moutelSouthanapt. Aug. 16 Cauees not specifi d 2 auxi lay ! 20/: each thereirequest hitt you will allot to me --- • Shares of 'a the whole of which or any less number that may and the Public in general, apply to the Secretary. Ireland .. .. li & 19 - : Twice daily .. .. Holyhead • . Twicedally ! . e ... ••• ••• ••• "" sources of Liberal strength at the next election. Ditto Nw ditto of:71. 21. 2s. Od. - 40 0• 0 22% P. fl. BYRNE, Secretary. India (via Sonthamp.) el 20th ot the month Southanapt. Aug. 28 ' _ keauxhall .. a. •• Av. 21. 701 0 3 - - be allotted te me I mr,... ' to a ept an' on demand to pay the re- ' Moreover, free-trade itself, by making the electors Mitred dePosit • ' -°"-`• - cc ' k t 42, Moorgate-street, London, May 1, 1852. India (vie Marseilles) NT e thet 24th efinonta Dave! • ~• DEATHS FROM A.LL C 1,040 of settl of 2s. per share ; I also urvierta e o execute the deed called ernent of the Compan ,to be prepared by the Directors, when PATRON-H. R. H. PRINCE ALBERT. Mauritius .• •• - N,lsth of month Plymouth.. July 29 . Population Deaths in corree Deaths - uPon by advertisement in the Times newspaper ;or in tee ' . •Enunaerated, in tin contribute powerfully to promote the final destruc- , Dividend Amoun t event '' - 14 OYAL POLYTECHN te L . I STITUTIOV. ( 'a tieliterran Nen ssrs ! , . spending week 1851. Week , of Me• failing to do so for one month after the publication of , Sontharrpten) •• M,2oth of the month aouthamet. July 28 of 1851. tion of the of Paid. Price. present hypocritical Government, and of Name of company. A Pe u r ni. s ham sucn ad, ettisena , t I aree that the shares allotted to me with the vQ , LECTURES. • West Districts... 376,427 175 th deposits ' n ' a- dto the use of the C B•J H p r Esq on Testing Gold, and on tee Australian Gold ' Paid thereon, shall be forfeite ompany, y . • ePPe , '' iediterreneati (via 1 eillc,s) .. .. NBth& 24th ofmonth Dfrear„•• North Districts.. 490,396 - . . 14 5 *** 184 e reactionary party whose instrumente they are. --- I aln• Gentlemen, your obedient servant, Districts; and also on the Alleged Adulteration of the Burton Bitter ltar' MI 3 thampt..Sept. 1 200 ••• - - ---------- X 15. d, g a. d. ..--- - eiexieo .. .. •• 2cl of the month.. ort Central Districts 393,256 -'. 170 100 0 0 155 Date - ...... - - Ale with Strychnine. tra .. •• .. M 9th of the month SouthamPLiAug. 16 . , ••• 188 ••• East London. ..... •• •• I gaper cnt. - . Name (in full) - _ By Dr. Isachhoffiter on the Patent Polytechnic Gas Fire • and on ‘'inde---- - East Districts ... 485,522 207 STATE OF TRADE. 50 0 0 66% . , f 7th,17th,19th,27th r cot. - 1 Dover !Au 10 . g. ••• 241 ••• lrandJanction ...... i 41. pe 100 0 0 83 - Address in (full) - - - - - - Experimental Phllosonhy. Malta* .• .. e & 30th of month . South Districts.. 616,635 304 (From the Manchester Guardian.) ent...... .. .. - .... I 41. per cat. Pus ness or profession - - - - . By Mr. Crispe, on Morrall's Patent Needles. ... 236 ••• MANCFIEB 100 0 0 _ - • Naples* .. •• •• N sth asth 25th ofmce Dover - •liing. 12 ~ TER, TUESDAY.-The advices by the Ca- Lambeth -..-•••• t• I - Whether holder of shares in any By George Buckland, Esq., on Musical Characteristiels," assisted by ......---.... , __.-- •th 15th 25th of mo i Dover • • Aug, 12 105. - - 60 and whion of the railwaY emit - - - - Miss Blaucho Young% R.A. ot Music, every Evenin ,- Papal States * .. .. N 4 , TOWS... ..... 2,362,236 1 040 nada describe the New River Company.. 1 21. 100 0 0 20 tbampt. A 2, except Sa- reomeolo a , .. .. If 7th 17th 27th ef mo :sou ug. le cotton niarket, both at New York er cut. - panies named in the Prospectus turday, et Eight o'clock •.. 1,010 ••• , Southwark & Vauxhall 1 51. P p ere a „„....11 2d & 17th of ninth aouthamet. Aug. le Males and New Orle r eilt• - - 101% Reference - - - - - - - - New eerie§ of Dissolving Views.-F.xhibition of the Mie r ••• ~,,e 532 ans, as being still inanimate, with a West Middlesex .... - ,61.0 a. I) oseope, &c. •• N eth i ith 25th oftno Dover •• Aug. 12 '''' ••• 1.•• AgmiSslOr, Is.; 'schools and Children under Ten ye a sof . Tie:cany e •• •• :2Females .... bias of prices in f ___________ .„ .508 avour of buyers. The receipts for Talf-price. For Hours, see Proeramme. I. ! - --ge, *est Indies .. •• M 17th of the month Sonthampt, Aug. le ••• --------Z• aa ,_ ••• . the last week cAlsrAs s • ' EMIGRANT ' S GROUP MEETING --------------. . - e )Med of the month •• iouthateipt• . . , were 8,000 bales, a•'• 10 000 last . • , gains, , LAURENT 7 S CASINO, . aevanna tt Nassau ,: BIRTHS IN THE WEEK. year. The state of the i 'Dividend "No one must expect to get a house or lodgings at Port 'MaIOEI - ' 761 be in the highest de growing crop continued to o; I j Names ot , a 1 per . e The mails to those countries thus marked (*) are cenveyed by. ••• ••• Names Philip, every one must be provided with a Tent."-(See Mrs. eh's. A RGYLL R,OOMS, Great Winolat'll 1 -street ' French packet via, Marseiller .Fe.malee ... ••• ••• ••• 669 gree promising. These accounts , of g!), Dividend Pr i ce . compan i es . 11 !Annum. Prick holm's Address, repot- ed in the Times Jnly 2 u.) •i.. • ' St. Jamee's. • ' , ... ••• •.• ... have not been without ff ,021 M111.03. d 1 per we I , ~. - e ect upon the Liverpool mar- ..1 , , BENJAMIN EDGINGTON, 2, DUK•e-STREET, LONDON- Open every evening by Laurent's Celebrated Band. Princi I , • ...........• lel lAnnuni. Pa . • ~ . ket, which was dull yesterda and BRIDGE, invites all wbo are embarkma for the Colordee or the oniet-a-• , stoti. \I. aoulcourt. THE SINKING OF THE DUCHESS OF " 'Total e.. ~, . „ 1 430 . y ; , although prices --- --- --- z I Gold. e exions, to Inspect his EMIGRATION TENTS. A lofty and Doors open at Eieht o'clock. Dancing to commence at nine, and KEA'T STEAMER. s : ln this number aro • ••• ... •• , , ; a, 34 were net lower, the seller found Is' imself at a disad- z 1 maeclesfleld • 100 21.105. 50 extensive Warehouse haS been added ti the premises, where a va. •ertninate at half-pest eleven. • • • InelUded 54 b Ceard'„ t l i ! , „ vantage i b Ashtntt Oldh ssli. t 140 p. c • ate •• •• •• tee i 1 „ 61 - Y • n a argaia. This howe • Ne • ver, is to be con- !...arnsley.• • • 160 0 13r. 135 • ! - g --- 5 Oxford.• •• •• 10 , piety of Tents are erected, so that settlers and others may select at • ' Ad miesion-ONE SITILLING. GRAVESEND WEDNEsDaY.-Ttla T- h - 14' v. ingthry respecting . 1' .. JP u , .e.,r, 125 by Diarrh dl6 by ‘ - '" ole ' a• sider d • °ea, au e as, in some degree, arknkacAbrg 150 51. - - Peak Forest. 78131. 18s. 70 , once the 'rent best adapted fir their purpose. --------- h • i•• En of !vit . . Joel. S 4! (1, whe was on his re:ur n to a natural ft th pause a er e . N.B. The CcllSHOleel TENT. price 2/. 10s. is menufactured by G tROUS E SHOOTIN . G . ' ,-, ti 0 i•bess of Kent s•earner, from 11. tour in ....e............,eee.__e_en extensive business of last week. Ad ' airmingham 40, 41. 101. 11/ Os taq aegiint's•••• 33 ! • . 4, BE : , J213,11N EDGINGTON, 2, Duke-etreet, Londotabritige. L-nd.,n HI the a • Rep' ats from all Miartere state that Ole year the birds are his - life by the &inking of that vess 1, • T;ilE EL Eu rf ' _____ ONS. our market for ya d nin the same' *ay rns an goods has been decidedly Ooventry.. •• 100,' 251. 200 e. Rochdale.. - 85 , 2 • 1 2 nuoierous, ana thaagent.einen fond 'of the trigger may get ready Eee p•, aed 19st . , Derby ••• •• 100,' 61. ee et Coal 150 i _ - 33sz Semrs ilision with the Ravenishourne (A t (From the Comore°. id') • et qui er to-day than it was las Ellsmre&Chs 69 2% p. et. , en t elSt 121 - - IMPORTANT MEDICAL AND SURGICAL WORKS, for fine sp trt at the twelfth .of Auguet. "I he most , ffective way to af er being in - co-- - /1 d t h ' n - 'Z and Denbigh Sera • t week, partly from its 3rand.Tunctn 100 3/, r.ct. 50 Do. Stffrd &Wore 140 281. 405 get ready Is 'immediately to procure the needful CI thing, Boots. , ~,, r p„) e t a ensaship, wee re.nme.. toe .ny a . _ t i ' _rowo•hail, The electiens are ever l • T hich is ready sympathy with any change in the - raw ma- Do 6 Ct ' P r. ct. llai ., pr. . 10 614 Shrewsbury_ 125 ___ _ Just publabed, by 11. Bailtiere, 319, Regent-street, London- flats, t •ape, &c., at E. MOSES and SO N'e, whose eperting laes s i s f M r 'bider, the o-lr'ller, and the jury previously fatal to th e objeute and tie result is one 'ic • tr • •1 b er h y s eia , ut very much also because the ba Grand Surrey , 100 . 21. 108. - No I. .the hest, the most elegant, and the cheapest in the world. The pe- tie 'r" '• • _, . . . .... .. - existence of Lord D„. h • yers . urbridge.. 145 1 201. 290 , rand Uulonll.oo 11.10 s. 24 Sto ' and 1 ! Bvo., in cloth, price Bs., by post ,free, Iss. 6d., culiar cut of their Shooting Coat prolongs this spor man's Heuer, et:op innelle /. , ' art !--fetal it .' .• P 3 i ... du-et_ vy , rty uas ave given out large orders within_ the last seven . , Severn 6se . 21.05. 24 tee with S brother or 1 - , t ' e dPc d b i ev, necause that Ps . Kennt& Awl' 39 4s. Od. - wye R a te I . 26 ON TRUE & FALSE SPERM vrtalvtiacE ', , w during his exeursions on the moors it is light, comfortable, and . g r , rpoof -it fits cor ectly, and hives full scope f r every position ~ ~,,e Hind a solicit , , . .. e - eve. , eft, p. iced by the return ' •:•: d , . 'Peden e• 14.1 a, . a. ~,,., , 0 ho proe g , - ee air. tie it.le- e . i • - • nin a po,,tive no unequt• days. Merchants and manufacturers h a av appeared Lancaster • ,100, - - w e eerick& t with the View to the Correction of wide d ' ' are • . ••i - • t la,- hii eelf •int ct f ."" ''"•"' d ") sr ' .'r -h u h fieerec,.._, t.,r ~ , vie,a, taiteority a The Glob think, equally disposed to defer further operations in yar • fseeds&Livrp l loo' 201. 4 55 , i , m ing. 5 10, r G. 40 , ns -epree Errors in whims the sporiern in way .esrc o p e la , a, i any e calculetes (and we , Leicester ..•• 100 5/. 66 ee • _ ! in relation to the Treatmeut and Cure of Sufferers from Debility of tr.e gent ernan wibes to be well, and to de well on the moors, he must '' o. te, svith Ur. M• Pra'ts r 8 ' r, 111 ,G. [writ! h,„ on o w ~4 1 .1 0 h,„ -, .. and the t ide d ilu t e ) ransactiens of the day have, therefore, been Lem FirarWie I too, 31. , ,-, ~,.„ „,, and Mr. 1 3, •rkici- givk.n a fair and trui,nful,es str&Nth 83' 41. 44% 28 . Generative SYstein, Or Sexual nyeocereietrieets. Translated front equ p hims. If at E MOSES and SON'S. Stearn. Neeigation easlereei, c ''''''; 4[lll Evi . f M ows t h• It th • • 0 N a pten. • . the German of Dr. PICKFOR D, of the university of ileideibere. .V ., itss sto the Contment, the S,A c taste or any place of fashion- . - , ery for the iornineteial S;eant ' •,,d relerive numbers of the variou, a oge er inconstderable • but as ain teeerebero-e 142 701. 51 „ p ners are in ge- . _ Worcstr 1 Nie Bleed. u the seeri t. . 1 well ?rrorimouthsh 100 - 78 31. 33 -" Dr. nekton! is known to Eilglish readers by bio frequent „ ace _ able resort, .111 find novelty in every sty eat E. AIO,ES and , ' , ON'S, . ' .'. ' ' sectione of the Heuse of C • eturnee :- nera , engaged, they have held to their quota- w e dge... t ree/100 - eirrateft• ure Thi omaions, Just - eat contributions to German medical literet . sts th e fl ea and dress for t. • ' s ihe eost magnifi •ent, fashionaele, '- u "Mq4' l ' l 3r• •• • • ese otcaseon , i f h - L • h I 3 ) 9 Vl' ' r 1 36 tions with entire firmness in those descriptions that Meltnelwbryi' 100 - - Wilts & Brks - 108. Od. 7% .. . ~...-... A.ltirnaciati him.,it In trip nem-,.....,..1- ,-- . _ ,A t, I -I-- .e.ar,fLI.MV o. t e e - m Dene t,, !-I..:_e ' ,1•71 a. ... : i itimh•ri...l.- - ,-. •..i•ofii 0. • , ; ... _ . ; r,/, (____,a__- - t--Or-e- -- ..‘santit) e s 4. , /,-- y v ; :i.t 4..: :: ,6:4: :__ , . _ , 0 . : 4, - e , ? , ~e7O-cz - „ _„52% .. - .. . . ..... . . _ . . ... , , . ~ , .. . , . , . .. Cri-- - . . , - - ..,„, , .. ... , x „,,4 ro. . ?,o_ ,____ , .. _ ( .. .„, ~ ---. ~- I rvo ~.,.. _ ....... ....., , , „: T" NORTH of EUROPE STE AM • . :1 ( i ',;,' • r.,-, ' ~., .•• - . ‘4 l t, i' ' bfil ' . •:. , '' ... V\ .•. ,c;', - , . /(5 ,7, ,, "".13 - .171 -- . . A .vl - -- :.- -,' 4 1? (r C 3 l , NAVIGATION COMP t NY, i ... . Ite .. Ims • - oma'ai ' •' ; '4l .<• •Ta•:. -- - • . _ ', s sa -. .l .s , -,..,' ' 1 "4. - v -- - , ..., ..,- , ...4..)„,..: -. .. , - 00:,_.‘` s _4,s, , - ;-- - 2/ . .-r t• --='•_ -- . - '. • - ( - 7 - ,-- r. .., 6 1 ," ' -- , • -------- -5 - • v... 7 , * ~,,,,, le g. ). ~ . , ~ • ,-......., . Capital, 500,02.0/., in 25,003 Shares of 201. elicit, with power of I ' • . ii: . . •• ,„ , ~,,i -,!;,] ,- : 4° (0, ,-- ,\,1k;:,0 ,, : , . ~, ,„ ~,, iM.z . , -.),-:::.%,,. ,P .....„,-7-1 - IT . ; - : ,,- ; . , - -/-• - 41 f ~ \ , :_:.-/ -v- 1 - , .,,,4,-,--j--,:h - - - . ..I:**i.,-,., ~y ii -; .•,,,,,t --- - ~--::', ::', - , • increase. , . as •. , 'sant,. -.A sea . -.- iSS se e tMs,,Ttis/se-AN. , a : -my mmesem- e SZ . ,L ee has• • , ~, e, ',,.. te,.. h __ „10,,i ), 4 • e * - a m •••*. `SI 7-. , . , 1 i Depoeit 2s. per Share, being the amount linsitml by the Act ' Is • ~s a • M 7- ' • •t 5, ' s' - - . e : ?el 'es ' sae .. i L e. ,, 11:A ' s > ,_ .. i ee • . ...,,, e s •see, e, m 1 - aten.. , e ,e •, . s e s.4e •.- e t 'S' L- C.; Ma's e sm d r, aaa-s i s_ .. :XmaViTala netaa:".ages. - . ---- ee ' I i i--w ear;, , - ta . ..„. . 4' ,' a - Ma ae ' ..lis. sta 'a a,. .., 7 and 8 Vice. cap. 110. . \Z" / 2 4 1: t.k 4- 1 - • ' *.'" -' - '-`‘ -s s." =-- 'l's - tia- ~‘ a'remsaa4 44 l4 -- Tt:" o •as 'melt'. •I ' ' ', a' -- -e; a, • e • • - •Wa7e - s - s'ain - ment- m 531 aus* - „ . I.:, . + i DIRECTORS. /','• WA!. 4.4 S (i ;t 1 & ,.... :221 .. y....... 5me5 tat•F1.7aP e. - ae ,„ ' leil••• • , la I . o' • ''' Me 'll.le - ii - m ai mem r `.. s' -. ~:km-ke) _metes - - • ' se •••• . se a ssee ee ne se •.. .es • i I ,I ~ ,r IT . 4: 4w„ 0 - ' ' A ‘ i The Earl of YARMOROUGH, Chairman. smear , SAMUEL MORTaN VETO, Esq., M.P., Deputy-Chairman. . , . - ' ... 1 . , . . - _ .. ... Charles Geach, Esq.. M P., Director of the aratichester, Sheffield, - . . .. ..... . _ ea _ . • , , • a ..- ----•• • • "- . a ... , • a - 2._ . ' '. • _ - -,- ..., . . . ... .._ ~ .._. _ .. , . . ' tt,hheevir - -.-. --..• .. . . . .... .... . and Lincolnshire Railway Company. • ------- ' - t . ' '44. _ .::', - • VVI ' :I i in * -72: D. Wsuldington, Esq., M.P., Chairman of the Eastern Counties Rail . ritT-11' e e • . . se. i s'imfAm , t. • t - way Company. eaafed .. -es ee • ord Alfre I Paget, M.P., Director of the Eastern C. unties Railway N ° .lB 681..] . .LONDON THURSDAY 5 ' sv _lt ta i, .• e . „.: , . Lima -, • a , , tai, Karakock, Digan, &c., [PRICE SD. .t Company. . . r R3bert Joen Bagshaw, Esq., Director of the IJondon Docks. ______________e____ 4 --------_ 5' l i B n t s he 2. ---- ----e5ee..............: - emesemiesesete erar " ---- John seott, Esq., Director or the East and West India Dock Corn. ...5ea..5,-,m-...emesum_ . . ' - . venture to act and think for himself will AUGUST Panni and Chat man ef the Eest mid West India Docks and Bir- I 31IDDLESEX COUNTY LU N ATIC ' l:pea:di '-' n:ur Third ' Plition - of , h a li ii s e t y be l e e d n l d ea e d lu e d rs e , d e . very member of these classes addition' to all this, he ha - s cau - sed excavations to be made h - dela within ten leagues from Kh o o n re th ah e mineham Junction Railway Company. Now ready, at all the Libraries, In 3 vols., • - ' -1 : last night :-] puniehnoent for the faction b auks of the Financial Reformers, as the Heine monuments, AMYLITM. COLNEY the're rt. hills of Bachiecha,Keramless, Teu L-üben. Mat- '' Joe r a REA IDE •,; T MEDICAL OFFICER for the '. ale T , i .- .. .. -lila, Esq., Chaim - am ef the Malian ' Railway Cempan , . THE N EN: AND O P F OPUL T AR:N s OV ' '!1 ' -.1----Y-' ' [I: - ft .: ;115) I n i g - - - swell the r " t a renel Beale, Esq., Deputymthainican of the Midland Railway • WANTED, Dem, tment of this Asylum. He must be a Doctor of Medicine, a - . E •BE ,AL • By the Author of THE GENERAL ELEeTION ' ,s'oThpany. e. Chevalier Cobbol ' th * E tern Union Fellow or Licentiate of the Royal Col ege of Physicians of London, . " The Old English Gentleman," &c. - only way of obtainin rl . f f cl I, Esq., M.P., Chatrman of e as g ele or agriculture, an . . , 3 tombs, jewellery, and ..,.. 1 1t,° 11 .waY Company. Edinborgh, or albite, or a Member or Fellow of the Royal College 2. The LOaT INHERITANCE. ,1-411177.iraLAGE , --- -aslatti. - - , : . - due meed of • , 5.0030 articlee II - 1 - of mirgeons, and a Member or Licentiete of the Apot Mee tries' Com- 3. MARY SEMIAM. By Mrs. Geey. . . . ORKNEY. • .' • oneering chicanery, has begun y to w yield • lied Berrien M. Pl earannTill, Esq., Director of the Norfolk Reilw .y Company. , . patty. His salary will ia 200/. per annum, with a fariashed rest.: 4. A• Y PAUL. A Tale. in gold and other metal end stone. At Dgigiran there /I ti Main W s ael • s f 1 •• '' ft r lew , i owe .to w By the Author of "Margaret Maitland. . w Harry Me •' • • Bank London. deuce in the A s yl um , ane an adowance et 150/. per aiteurn ti lieu b. ADA tt GR. tE. . . CIaSSE OP THE POLL-AT RIRKWILL. ' The Mayno th is a monument which, it i d ' turn out to be a l d e . f t b s l n e k t o h f e t ei h e h T e i g h r i a s s , : an te _ _orge Gordon, Esq., Chairmen of the Oriental , of h ard a ith coals, emetles, mile and v getabies. Hes services will o. CONFEAAIONS oF an E 1`• tNIAN. By C. Rowcroft, Esq. o grant, the second great source of s suppose , mey Derbyite electi - as large as that of Khorssibad. At Mattai, and a place b . ' e iii renton Ese Ba lit r Pochdaie Denies . 167 . asenar w ' e ' e ' • • i ' h Government in be requMed about the Ist September next 7. Di'ltl E N. By El ot Warburton. .. -me ' mi. - s ~. a• -• , , eetenholz, Esq., As ent to the Lams ' dham ' . "Emilia Well e . Inglie ... • .., • • • its bitter fruit y led to most calamitous breaches " Assyria, Lond on Candi tams are requested to semi iii their testimonials, a 'dressed 8. R.eV IS NSCIAFF E. ily the Author of 146 • in the la . craw e s a to the Committee ot Visitors, meter cover to ine at tee Sessioes •9. Tne PERILS otta'AelllON. ungoverna, le hatred hibited ' •k• the cons" , o the Governme t b ex solid roc , y ist of a number of colostal figures ° ' I- "tare John Rich, Esq., 20, Duke-street, St. James's. . . . • House. Clerkenwell green, on or bstore ,tionday, the lfah Aueust 10. AI7RISLIA : or. a Beauty's Life in Italy. ~ ________________. n v the Irish populace-a senti- and of a series of full-length ' hr . f tt: ,Mes er . BANKERS. U• n Bank of Lotadots. next, and to attend the • 'ominittee at that place on Wednesday, the • Colima' and Co., _Puultshers, 13, Great Marlb . orough-street. ' ' • • ,• • ' ' • • . ' ' . h • h - raent t at as alread portraits of t e eines 0 T s. Glyn, Mills, and Co. :. and the nio SP A IN, . • . • a a s e e t . 11 h k a e n s f c o o u p n i d e s b o a f s h . r i e s l i d eLs o c y u e t r : e n s E 18tal August next, at Twelve o'clock precisely. ------ t - - of the peace in Ireland. A SOLICITORS. • The accounts fro f the hoto ra hi J ill aa A. sK A IFE, Clerk to the Visitors. • • • SFIOOTING SEASON, 1852. : m Madrid are of the 29th ult. • by means o p g p c process; and he anneueces By this shameful • M. Place h Messrs. J. C. and 11. Freshfleld. - The Presid : Sessions nouse, Clerkeewell Jule 29, 1852. JOYCE'S AN rI-CORROSIVE PERCITS , - e - ent of. the Council and the Minister of . . ormer of f d _ revival of the ferocious bigotry that Colonel Rawlinson has authorised him to make e OFFICIAL AUDITOR. • Public W ays the su tl , J. E Coleman, Esq. F • sr , ,. C tPiemaportsmen are respectfully inforatedahat . Otks had arrived tMd 'd t assist at the h . , PPorters of the present Ministr diggings oear the places which the English are engaged a a re o ave gameet a few vote • y e• SECRETARY. QCOTTIS ti FETE -A UR A.N D N ATION aL ; these itrimers, which have stood the test of 30 years' trial, and used d • d t . f h aiu Ica ion o t e Aran' • Railway Bin the House of C in examining. d Al ommons ; y de Irela tl i I Mr. John liervey. Offices, 84, King Willi. m-street. a _3 FETE Neal take place in Lord Hollaed's Park, Kensington, To- Mer• ow Mariday), Aug. 6, under the direction of the scot•ish Seciety exelosively by the first Shots in the kingdom, are still manufactured on- scientific principles, mei with the best composition and mac ery, .. hin W le .was o e . euez an transa- - ' hut the have ma h • h t t k , e place on thellet.. Derby. No Minister, bond ungovernable by Lord - - - - a The object of this Company is to give to the publ c, in its inter- of Loud n end the Ilan •ver Park Cl me when, in addition to the no expense being spared te render them warthy of the distinguished The expFnses of sthe T . . 6 month of. . w•ever large his majorities PRICES OF SHARES muse with the North of Europe, tee fall benefit of the improved Games which were introduced on former occasions, a great vareta - patronage they have so long received. May be obtained RS usual reasury dnrirg th . whteti the great Aueust had be in PArliament, however hi h t eYstent of transit for mails, passengers. and goo s, of Old English Sports and Pastimes will be a dd e d, i nc luding the of ail raw...stable Gun-makers in the United Kingaom. _ en fixed at 1 28: : ataillions of reels. this united empire with b fl g his reputation, can rule IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- e ePeed and comtined arrangement of the railway system now render Mounted Combats of a Grand scurnament, Tilting, Running at the To prevent accident and disappointtnent to purchasers from the The vine disease had ma "I - td ' If • ene tor adv PANIES' STOCK. antage after nractie.am e . Quintain, the ancient sport of Hawkine, Sec. use of spurious imitstions, they are requested to observe the name -: v Meet Of Malaga and • ' 111 ee e itse in the pro selecting as his electoral battle cry -the one-sided From the Official List. • An immediate eaten ion of exim Pig means of transit is necessary Programmes, containing full perticulars, and Tickets may be had mid address of F. JOYCE. Original Inventor and Sole Menefee- commetieirkgreat ravages. • d • - fon f bl * enuncia 1 o apu ic Th Th - ' to Meet the large and in measing importation of cattle, fruit, and all at the principal Libraries and Musinsnops, and .at the Gates of the terer, on eaah sealed pleket, without which they are not genuine. • e ree per •Cents. %TS.", .it 451; the New grant, devoted, it is true , agricultural products, from the North of Europe, to supply the vatt p ark. This precautionis rendered necessary .by some unprincipled iudi.: Three per Cents. at 22 C' ' °lle 8 what we conscientiously believe to b ' ,to PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENTNG. • consumption of the central and manufacturing districts of England ; ALFRED BRETT, 1 Hon. Secs. viduals heving imitated the labels and wrappers. . 5.16 ;„ the Dabt of the First ~ h , t but which is, nev h I ean erroneous L9NDON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3. CliCs at 11 1 • and e nu , ert e esa, the faith of the While Me gr. at and increasing export trade in mana.actumd goods E. .1. ELIOT, JOY( itt'S improved WIRE C e ItTRID , SES and chemically-pre- 4 7 het of the Second at stl - • mass of one of th • and materials from these districts, which are sent down by railway '' ' Club Hoase, Hanover Park, Peckham. pared WADDINGA of a superior description. great , e sister-nations of th' f ...._-...-- to the coast, requires the same improved facilities for its transport - SWITz , kingdom. is ree v across the North Sea. : TO'U.RS IN IREL AND , - h ItL AND. SOINT.STOOZ ZANIES. 1 , To meet these demands, it is intended to combine and establish a . IRISH TOURIST TICKETS (available for a month) are cRENI. 0 R N E - A new incide GARDENS. • " • nt hae arisen.ln the affair of Neuf- AMOng the instruments of Derby't 1 t' i e e ec ioneering e a rapid and more f equent communi teflon between London, stanches- issued at the following Stations:- - chatel. The Grand war ar f e need we enumerate brib Dividend Amount 1 , ery, direct and in- Name of wally. per of Paid. Price, Li ter, Liverpool, and all the principal parts ot England, and the is. inci- Ist Class. 2cl do. On the Banks of the Thames, King's-road, Chelsea: .• • • • • -- Council of that canton, which . t influenc s pal ports and cities of the north .of Europe, by means of express Xs. £s. Waterside Entrance close to Battersea-bridge Pier. had held extraordinar 't• dtrect, corrup e , open and a unscrupulous in- . Annum. Share. y sit ings on the 29th and 30th . • . teams s running in conne.aion with express trains. London (Euston Station) .. .. .. .. 610.. 5 5 Fare by Steam-boat from Lonion-bridse Or any of the interme- ult. toconsider what was t L d e ? timi a ion. u•••••,....... al•••••• •-•:........ . _ ................ ........ •••=r• 13 , . The ports un the east coast of England, to and from which the Edinburgh, G'aszow, Bull, Bristol, Carlisle, Oxford.. 6 6 .. 5 5 dial. Bridges or Wharf Piers,' 3d. Strangers shculd request to be - 0 • eee done in the present ( like the other means A s. d. A s. d. These l - employed) s; Company's steamers' will, in the first ieetanee, arrive' and depart, are Worcester, Cheltenhaln, Gloucester .. ..' .. 515- 4 15 landed at Battersea er dge f m Cremorne. Fare by Omnibus from St t f the c t ae o oun ay, voted by:69 votes to 11 a decree have failed, Australasia .......... 5/. er cent. 40 00400 0 56 0, , Harwich, Lowestoft, and Great Grimsby. The two forester situate Birmin.•hatn, Rugby, Leamington, Coventry, Lincoln 5 5 ... 4 5 aharing-cross, 3d.; from the • City and remotest parts 61 the East- pronouncing the - .suppress - • even for tbe time, to produce tbe desired BritshNorth Amer! p 50 0050 0 0 - can 5/. per mint. n'ear the entrance of the' Thanies, and on the extreme eastern cofest nd, 6d. lots of a political society, an iously pointed o end ; - for as Commercial of 0 0 30M Wolverhampton. , Huddersfield, Lemis, Sheffield, Derby 5 0 .. 4 5 London 61 per cent.Mo 0 0 20 , • of GI eat Britain, and in direct' communication, by rail s ..., s, with. which were concentrated th l • -we have prev • ut, Lord Derby is h Colonial • Manchester. Wa•rington, Stoke, Macclesfield .. 44.. 3 10 Proprietor, Mr. T. BS SIMPSON. . , • e e ements of the opposi- a n in a minority. . a P a G 1 •. •• •• ..... •• • 31. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - I ' London end all the south and eest s perts of Etigland, the latter more L ICh t - ' 4 0.. 3 5 iVerpoo ,esCr , .. .. .. •• • • :The Pyrotechnic Displays by the Ceevaller Mortrarn. tion Termed by the partisans fle . pay after Equally certain is it, toni on . rershire ...• • • 15/per cent. - - - a . . 1 t Coaventently situate for Manchester, Sheffield, Liverpool, and all 0 t e sovereignty of the e like the other bad practices his • •••••• •• •• 6/. pr cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - . They enable the Molders to proceed to Chester, Bangor, Dublin, . • . e Open for the Season. King of Prussia. This society de th h th t at es , party have 0 t, - • , Places in the it rth and west. Cork, the . Lakes of Kitten - Ley, and• - by the new and romantic route of •On SATURDAY, August 7, positively the last SplendiM•ruvenile wts known un r e "1 with London and County • 61 0 0 20 0 „,- Per cent. 50 --. • Other ports of departure will be added to these as the public con, _ .. ._ _ Fete and Nieht Balloon Ascent, with FirevfOrks, and early Bel, 'bf he o name t C rporation of • nloyed, wiU rem tremendouaforce on those Londn and Westnainst; 20 0 0 32 d te. per cent. 100 0 0 a d b kt th tti t'h' h the ticket . menmarMAtalsUrengert ,an ac o esaona w le . . . e the B '' of Va- em s ourgeoisie h have stooped to resort to•tbana.. London Joint -Stock venience may require. 'as isieed. - •et d'Ete. • ' lengire. ~ w 0 , • .._ ,_ - Provincialof Ire! ••• 61. per cent. AO 0 0 10 0 0 - p • From these perts express steameri.will rhn in norribination with 7 , --, ___• -,.., •nable bribery, whic arid•• Soper cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 48% The hoidens of each Irish Tourist Ticket is entitled to have issued an uninterrupted succession of Entertainments from - Three o'clock , , , ----- ' - a-a,--tasem ee m „ es. .. The aborat h h ; -ass en 50 Illanv Ditto, New. •••• . • • • 8 ' ...a...ma s ' d mails, passengers, specie. ' . --we. trains, by which vein:lie •conveye until near Midnight, inclading ' , Lper cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 - . , been clearly apparent, will, on f e National of Ireland .. e County of * to him, at verY reduced rates, Tickets for aTotr in the . _ , • 41. per cent. 50 ' 0 0 '22 10 0 - . and merchandise, from Londe* and thaeouth-eastern parts of Eng- Every evening, at e Q tarter to Nine (Meek; in the newlyedecorated '' • ' , EG ypT. instances, _ _ . uture coca- Nat. Provncial of En 61 laud, and from Manebester, Veri 001, and all parts of the north an i, Pavilion, in addition to tile following attractions, - Louis Soallier's . st ear L is e 'Ave received ae -- sions wi le poW CO in alagusting all Ditto, Now. . 8. . per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - t 'west ot Great Britain, for It , rdam. Ahtwerp, Ostend. Hamborgba k Wicklow, for the journey from DeWitt to Belfa=t, for the Excursion to the Giants' ,Calls •wa and one from Dublin to Galway for the lame throueh : Connemara ' . Cirque Oriental, and the best Equestrians of the age. . For particu- • erful Influen • ••I• counts from Alexandria (we ' •d d men with the Pharisaical f • Oriental Bank COr ••• ** , 61. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - I Bremea, ,Derimatir,. Nerway d Swedirtfia Copenhagen, St. Peters- ars, see epecial Bills. . read in the Debats) to the 224 I right - min e pro esszons of pora. 'Bl. p. ct. & bs. 25 Every Pirchaser of a Ticket is presented, gratis, with a copy of Ut. The most per- . da our Catholic fellow- b' t ' South Australia ••-• • 61 I 0 0 25 0 0 - . burgh, and all ports ot the north of Europe. h Franz de Principal Artistes e-afessrs. M'Cullom, Albert de Bac . , e n - l ranee tower she " Illustrated Irish Tourists' Hand Book," compiled solely for r ; tranquillity xeigns throu h E into e su eec S with Union of Australia. i. p. ct.& bs. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - BY combining e.xpress trains with fest steamers, passeneers will be Bach, Jean de Bach,. Devani, Macney, Victor Soullier, Kemp, Leon - m a. g out gypt. The arri- h th• detestable crime • has so commonly been as- Ditto ...... ••• I 6/. er P cent. 25 0 Co 25 0 0 47ti 1 these Tours. • , hie l s Onveyed- eoullier. Signor Vilderini ; Madlies. Clementine and Olga &miller. yei from uonstantinople of the t sv •••••• •• 61. per cent. - The fullest and most accurate information afforded at the Chester Union of London... •• 71. 210 0 6% . FROM LONDON VIA HARWICH. The renowned Devil Rider Herr Wehle - - - enissiu,n.re Ed p L . wo Egyptian corn- • - c od To Rotterdam In ...... •••••••••• .• • • • • 11 hours. and Holyhead Company's Office. 52, Westland-row, Dublin. See . . . . ~ , . . ~ . e .., eat twilit and Reir Did p Admission to the Circus mom the Gardens :-Promenade, Pit, and , en acha, who soci . f Union of Madrid ..... per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - A d what shall we say o undue influence and in- - 40 0040 0 0 - landed at Alexand • Antwerp tn..- • • • • Boxes, Ism :amphitheatre, 6d. , rite on the 11th, and left on the fol- n 9 C n anything be more palpable than XNSTINt -- - --- da fo • • timidati 'on. a AN CM CODED AN ZED . . Ostend in .... • • GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Daily, this week, Great M sical, Terpsichorean, Equestrian, and lowing y r Cairo, indicated that th • • " create a cry for the ballot, which it FROM LONDON VIA LOWESTOFT. Pyrotechnic Festivals, with all the immense resources of the Este- the nine bad t • eir mission to their tendency to 28 hours. CHEAP EXCURSION to the WEST of ENGLAND. blishment . erminated, and tine . Dividend Amount On TUEsDAY, August 10, an EXCUKSION .TR AIN • will leave • the special envoy of • ible to resist ?We have always advo- Name of Company. Christiansand in . ....... - will be imposs per pe 50 Paticlington at 815 A.M., for Plymouth, calling at mestan a . r super- At the same time we are erfectl Paid. Price Platform, 90 feet high. Inman will soon ar- ballot. __ p_______y ---- Annum. Share. Chrstiania .... • • • • • . • • • • • • ......... „ rive. The Vie cated the 50 „ Mare, Briagewater, Taunton, Tiverton-road, Exeter, St cro s, Mammy, th A •la N e stoats mg ettro Clown. . .eroy had quitted 13,rintsh. 0 h - t ie nothing better than a choice of _ea__ -a__ Gottenburg in Dawlish, fognmouth, Torquay, Tome t, and - Plymouth ; and will went on a vial n t e 14th be sensible that 1 ilbion .............. --------- X a. d. g a d --_, Copenhaeen .... • • ...... return from Plymouth at 815 A.m., on 51uNDAY, Aueust lb, calling Signor itevani , the celebrated - Ourang-Ou . tang Contortionist. , . tto his mother, who r 'd d • I th t • sei es uring the hot f - perfect y agree ain many respects it aa los. 500 0 0 50 O ' FROM LONDON VIA GREAT GRIMSBY. The Ind' B h ' • tan se tan rot ers, in their Double Trapeze Performance, a asOn in the island-of Roudah, ani evils, or we Ullance Brit. and For. 71. 14s. 6d.bs. 100 0 86 ......... 31 hours. at the Lame stations. elevation of 70 feet.. returned the same h better that the elector should give his Ditto Marine. •• •• •• '6L p.c.& be. 100 0 0 11 0 0 22% • To Hamburgu in day to Cai would . be muc .... 46 „ Fares There and Back. ro to receive the official; eisits h Copenhagen in ... First Class. Closed Carriages. Open at Three o'clock. ••' : - : of the B • on t e occasion ly and-that each member of society should , 6 per cent. 5 001 25 0 0 41% AtatS .•• •• •• •• ..... •• 00 100 - St. Petersburgh in .... • ...... . Weston-saper-Mare and Bralgewater 255. • .. 13s. patation FROM MANCHESTER. VIA GREAT GRIMSBY. 28s. .•• . 15s. On Stmdays, after Four o'clock, b Refreshment Card, price 6d. , e •i, .or iaie ort 1 • . s were making h political acts of his neighbour. But the argus Life ....... .. eLper cent. 100 0o!S 10 0 19m , To Antwerp . . ............ Taunton and Tiverton-road - Exeter ........... ...... ...•••• •• • • 30s t • ' 16s ' Table d'Hote at Six o'clock, as„ 6d. . • ~ as his Highnesy be present system of open voting de- 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 50 0 , .. 19 „ was desire ation of t , Rotterdam .. •• •• • d Teienmouth 325. •• 17s. Private Room for Dinners and Coffee. us of showing by the eclat i presery Slericl,M ed.& Gen. Life spr ct.& bs. 100 o 0 lo n 7 g ven to that • ly on the future conduct of the landlords 7 . 4L - - 0 19% , 1 21 Amsterdam •••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • a Starcros ', Dawlish, an 5, • *rennet) - • , nds entire 100 0 0 10 0 , Hamburgh ...• . 033 . • • 18s. ;_____,.._ ____... _______________.........................__ -__________--- c • y hie sincere intention to carry into execution P 9 ; for if by an - abuse of their influence 'frown --••..•• •• •• 14s. 0 102 Plymouth ....... ....... .. •••• • • • - 355 . • • 20s. the ne , try 50 0 0 6 .. •34 „ ae laws of the Empire. Th ef thi s " tin ke th t eagle .. •. 0 0 16% ' Bremen m"" - - -.- •••• - - - - 44 The Excursion Tickets are not transferable, and are only svaitshle et AILWA.Y SHARE MARK.I., . L.. . . . .. rise in e progressive , h t hu a to ma a system a sourhe of op. Eritty and Law - 7 % I 1 Copenhazen .. • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • a for tee Ex••ursioa Train. Tickets may be obteinal previously at 27, . the value of - foreign money t Al . ' " e y na--t 5 0 0 5m , 118 ~ BRISTin e AUG. 4. , • a exandria 'r dependents, the ballot, like Catholic auropeaa Life •• •• • 10s. 20 0 0 ex ewe. le - • • st.Petersburgh.....• •••••••• • • • • • • • • King-street, Cheapside; 269, a , 'trend • and at the Paddington . . 'et market to-day. is the eill3tect of eneral con • ' • sion to;thei pres . , 5 0 0 I • , The basis ot at rangements to effect these °ejects has Iseen settled . . . • . , STOCK EXCHANGL-We had a very qui g venation. The tarifl the repeal of the Test and Corporation 'leneral •• .. •• •• .... - . a sea With the railway companies interested therein, and the adya tage or Matron. ing at the different stations, and other partice- The only transaction reported wee - 1 \ est Comma , . 11 10" l' , - estah isle. i yahoo, -Robe -,. by the Government is disregard d b II emanc Bill and the r 144 L These arr. i t t merchants and travellers will be the follow- Ihe times of stoPP . e y a the Reform 9 epeal of the corn- , Juardian ...••• •• .. •• 5/. per cent 100 0 0 es ',:; 0 lug, vir.. .t tgemen s o d 'II h'h • b h d V ' tOL AUG. 4. lars, will be given la ban ta S, WIL may e a. et any of the LI hdtP# , , persons io b I . • , Acts, 56 1 ' ofilms of the Company. &root Exciterroe.-We have no improvement to notice us ness,, and foreign money is ever ried by a force that no power either . mperial Fire •• •• •• •• 121. per cent. 500 0 0' 50 0 0 eee dey circulat d . ' I will be car 3 .. Daily communications. ' ited and rice e at au increased rate Imperial Life •• •• •• •• 128. 100 0 0,10 0 0 19M „ Expedition combined with comfort, safety, and convenience. ALES RAILWAY.- i -, , to-day. The transactions have been very 11111 . p s ,„, of exchange. "vs ' f Parliament can resist. Indemnity Marine.... 11.5 h.& nth 100 0 0. 20 0 0 51 " The short * est sea voyage poss e ibl between England and the various QoU ril W No ice. : is varied little from those which have been quote . st d for the la ane five- iranc piece for instance, which • - , according • in or out o arts of the kingdom we have observed Law Fire •••-.• .• •• 2S. & 2s.bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4 c paces in the North of Europe. t.,..7 hereby given, that he next HALF-Yr ARLY GENERAL or few da T l l ys. he on ysa es reported were-Celedonian, 20% - to the regular tariff is 19i piastres, * In many P . too o 0 lo o o eme a IEETING of the Pro e ietors of this co .. 5. 13 0 •king through ttom all the principal towns in Engltuld, to all ORDINARY 1 . . mpany will East L sncashire, 18,4-Lancashire and York:shire, 82 3 4 worth more tha.n 22 piastres. Fears are is no* with seta a f . ction a growing disposition on the part of eaw Life •• .. •• •• •• .. aegal and General Life - - 50 0 0 2 0 0 5% t , " Principal places in the North of Europe. be held, pursuant to the Act of Parliam.•nt. at the Pads!' neton Sta -Liver 00l Crosby and SOut po • , -, h a 20/•-London and of entertained spect the electoral ri dlords to re ghts of their London Fire --•• .. 10s. & bS. 25 0 0 12 10 0 25 ,At all th e ta p oe ts the company's steam-vessels will receive and lion of the Great western RailwaY, on FRIDAy • th e 27 t h day et . p , . falling • ' into the depair fhe lan Quartets, 31 %-Ditte able situation of the other li aleliver Nissen rs, Sec., in the railway stations alougside the train, August instant, at o.le o clock precise y, for the general purposes of North. Western. 128 t/ e - .1 , If tto New lal: h Western Bae s ,„ ' parts. ot the O•tonian Empire, and frotn h' h E ' tenants. a ho 9 ra e who so act are the truest Conserve- eondonship ........ los, & bs. 25 0 0 1 12 10 0 - 1 WIC ,47,3 t • best friends to their own order. larine - ........... 15s.per share 100 0 0, 15 0 1) 17 1 4 P ,illad travellers•Cill be only' one night at sea •to tiamburgh and business. (Aigned) Fifths,' 5 p a -Midland, 7a 7 41--...urt - s /4,--- OILILI h h" as itherto escaped from the abundance f h ` tives andthe t _ kted.lnvlid&Gen.Life 4%1. per ct. 50. 00 , 20 0 2% e li n ellMark, and a few hours only to Rotterdam, Antwerp, and . C. R. M. 'neuter, Chairman. Eastern and Dover, 21%. o er ex- . l a sentimen sof gratification have we Monarch ............ 5 0 0 , 1 0 0 218.0 ti r - ustend • WI LLI AMM AT THE WS, Deputy-Chairman. MA ailltaiiaSTEß, Ana, 4 porte and the strength of its Government h . hh • With sinn . . _ fer Books will be closed on the 'nn'A•rrangements will be made for return tickets available for a given The Trans . 13th instant, and will •, wlc ad n eresung . . influence of an enli ht d g ene Seoca EXCHANGB-There nes a fair amount of business been ableto keep money at a reason bl T observed the i 'elladium a'ational Lean Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 00 • 2 .10 0 2% r • :mile. The telegraph for the whole ef the traffic ot this Company to tot he re- mened unta aftei the said Eat-yearly General Meetin • • „fi t o The transectio a e rate. his spirit amon • t public g the electors, a Life ' 0 2'a C 51. per cent. 50 0 0 ; 2 0 Inerehants and passengers using its lines of communication will be on the 27th instant. g done to-day, and prices were r ne were state of things has appeared so serious tb and iodependen Pelican ..... •• - - - 45 • By order, ire 15'4 -Great Northern as folliev:-East Lancash , ,20li -, at a come "don on their part to respect the sug- Peceaix 170 ] , free ot charge. mission has oeen formed to exa • growing disposi .. • - - - es The actual steam traffic now existing between Lowestoft and FRED. O. SAUNDERS, Secretary. Lancashire and Yorkshire, E w e -Ditto, Preference, 6 per d • mine the matter, and - dth nrofessional Life •• •.• 5L per cen . t 6 5 0 1 0 10 0 155.0 d tenmark yields a very remunerative return. The vast trails. of South Wales Railway Office, 10, Eam bourne-terrace, 15 y -London and Non h-West,rn, 12814...Di tt0, man. evlse a remedy for it. Nothing more is said of the f the eestions o Press an e general good of the ~ • . rovident Life .. .. „, f Colonel ' less. & es. 100 0 0' 10 0 0 40 cent., 4 t The return 0 &Mulish for 'lock Life z togland w!th Holland and Belgium awaits only the completion of Paddington, London, Augu,t 4, 18e2. 1 ' tii-minghana (C), Quarters, 2y, p_mpi a plot attributed to Said Petchs an •••••••• •••• as 50 0 010 0 7% 1 (Mester mit • • ~.an , , d the reconciliation communi.y . . .. kihe an e xamp l e as we c 1 • 1. el Exchange ' .te ich (now in progress) to follow that route, and • OU (1 °Y .•• 6/. p.ct. & bs. Stock. all 230 1 e railway to Harw - . g s -un Fire • Alans husure a r &table trade. /ER C H AN I"S and TRA D F 9 M • ..- A N'S 1 _ -, Ceroy appears to Usidering the defection of inan 61. 10s. - --- , The large •zi p ocks of Gritnsby are now opened, and arrangements 1, .be a fait accompli. . The works of th 't r duce especially 1L 6s. - - a MUTMAL LIFE ASSURANCE e re' way are ° n ' • c I friends, and the agri u tural character hilted Kingdom .• .. 4/. p. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 40 0 4% 1 nave been made with the railroad companies termitieting in that as I- - SOCIETY, ' SEABORNE. MAILS, . . going on e witn . great activity, Nothing n I of his former once a large traffic at remunera- • . 5, Chatham-place, itiackfriars, London ' . . eiversal Life.... -.. well as the other ports to secare at . ew 'rom Yet that gentleman was elected 21. ss. per tha 100 0 0 10 0 0 41 1 And all the principal towns in the king•doM. (al eignitles that the mails are sent from the General Posteottici Syria. " ' rive rates, and the D:reCtOrs have satisfied themselves that the cx- . of the constituency. Victoria Life m....... 51. per cent. - 412 6 b . 1 ,-i , TRUSTEES. let and M by the morning-tlispatchM . ';7th..k , nig - s constituency of North Wales, Waterho •• -•• „, „ ..500 0 5 0 - for the most populou tension of trade which must necessarily follow the improved arrange- y et ", s m ith, E sq . • , . . _________ - ~ ments aow contemplate ', will yield an couple and rapidly increasing 0 _ ._ t . . I Thomas How, Esq. Lewd ergusson, Esq. - I When made up M area. vette: • „._ „ , • • • d fiance of all the loe sal influences opposed to him, _return on the capital emaarked in the unclertakiag, General Post-office port dim ' "nen • MORTALITY in, the METROPOLI' in e , . . Arrangements have als d f itnmediately transferring o been ma e or Advantages offered by this Society ' nt,SACida: ' London. patched. due. S. fi of the. Derbyite watch Words of Pro- DOWLIII. Polieles indisputable, except in cases of fraud. • NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGIST and in de ance to t • his Company the whol of the steam traffic now existing between ' ERED IN , Much rejoiced we are at the Dividend Amount All the Medical Fees d paid i by the Society. . . n0.......e 5..4. THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JULY 31 tection and No ... o P pery. thes e ports, arid for makin e rto this Company the boats now , 1852. • beral cause un • Name of company. per of Paid. peke, Assurances of every eser ellen effected. ' Epidemic, Endemic, and Contagious Diseasea , • f at to the LI , . der circum• running between them, so a g s o to ve enable it to commence operations 6 .. Liverpool •• A a . * 3OB gain o ase Annan'. SUM " i mmediately. • Non forfeiture of Policies. ' • A.merica (by Brit. pkt.)NAug• .• .... up. 12 Diseases of Uncertain Seat ... ... ' - h that our t distinctly seow simple-minded ------- - a _ _______ ___ imerica (by U.S. pkt.) N Aug. 4 .. .• !Liverpool ~ Arrived ••• . ... 38 stances tha It avas intended to constit tth C psny in the first instance Assurers unable, or who find it ine invement to pay their Pre- , , ~, es . e „ et s . .. .. 'Souther/apt Aug. 24 Tbe 1 - D" u rcu ar iseases ... ... a. not behind their neighbours in intelli- xO. d. X tt. el. m . - ' b Ye, a , Chaner of Incorpor a ti c u e e e ell , r e etion was made to the menus as they fall due, may have a credit on application te the •'''''''''''" ‘"Y '"'• r--- II . .' 1 - Is* ... 211 countrymen are . Jommerclal .• -••- - 41. pr cent. stock. , end apa i Australia (via South- Diseases of the Brain, Nerves and Senses... d that even the enlightened -.O&M of Trade with that vi d 1• of three months, Board. . , Southampt . ' ... 112 gence and toleration, an !test and West Indta... 6% /. pr cent, Stock. - 166 1 t- ' l uring whi ew, but after a e y . hth t Boa d, Loans granted on Personal and other Securities in connexion With ampton) •.• •• '• • 31 , •• • • `*" 1- • • Diseases of the ;Heart and Blood-vessels A -..e,._ eh the terms of a Charter were settled wit a vover .. 00l may learn a lesson from the un- nest Country s• ••• • • . 20s. per eh. 100 0 0 - - • o 0. Life Assurance. Ditto (via Marseilles) N 1 • • .. .. .. i 'Diseses 'of the L ea d eh 0 -- ••• 3 3 citizens of Liverp - itiieeected difficulty has arisen In consequence of interested pp 2d of August ...Plymouth.. Nov. 30 • gs, an 0 er rgans of North ountaineers of Wales, both in the London .• ••-•.. •• •• 51. pr cent. Stock. 131 ' 4. Vllell 71 elltert a , t a exit mil perioti. Tne Directors, however, do not rhe Directors being d sirens of extendin DittoaviaC. of G. Hope N g the Agencies in and Reepire,tiou ... ~.. pretending m , Ditto BondS.• •• •• •• 4 1. Pe t - r con . - hanea (West coast)•• Nll4th of tee month Plymouth Jul , 29 - lis and throughout the Provi • 68 d commercial policy and in the doe care e any d übt of obtaining a Charter in a future sta t e of the ound the :m e mo° . 'lee s, are ready to re- el, dt * . .. Nll9th & 30th ef mo.lDoVer .. Aug. 18 StKatharine •• •• •••• 4 per cent. Stock. - 91 . Paw. e ceive applications from influential aud active persons, aceomeanied .. , •az i an ra, ....• Diseeses of the - Stomach, Ei;er, and . - - maxims of soun . „.,_ .._ perations. . N Daily - „ Dover .. Dania ' • other Organs d Christian charity. Ditto Bonds•• -.. •• 4%1. pr cent. - - - of DigeStion... . trines of enlarge douthampton •• •• .. .. i 1/. per cent 50 00,50 0 0 28M ab Z e y . uelsosit to be paid on the allotment of shares will be 25. per with a reference. "la t in .. *. * BM9tet of the m . o . nth SOuthallapt. Aug. 16 *** ... '.. ".' ••• 7 1 GEORGE THOMSON, Manager. Brae .. ~ .. 1 with our contemporaries of the press Diseases of the Kidneys, &c. While we concur A deed ernb THOS. MUSGRA VE, Secretary Buenos Ayres •• •• , 51,9 th of the montb Soathampt. Aug. 16 " ' tais ... 14 for the regul ed Y l ng such provisions as may be considered proper ' California(viaCliagrec) MI ld &17th of manta ISouthampt. Aug. 16 lle Childbirth, Diseases Of the Uterus, &c. 7 in regretting the rejection of so malty exce nt men ERIDGES in view win von 0 - ta see Company, and for carrying out the objects - e Cape of Good Hope N 14th of August ..,Plymouth.. July 29 Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscle .- - • (fo le Mr Cerdwell, Mr. Horsman, &c.), we as the arr e prepared with the sanction of the Directors, so soon THE PROVIDENT CLERKS' MUTUA.te Cape de Verde .. .. N,2cl of the month .. Plymouth• • July 29 8 10 r examP, , • Dividend Amount anionic', Diseases of the Skin, &e. • - a feel convinced that constituencies who have so acted Name of Company: per of Paid. Price. , Shareholders 'a ta necescary for securing the interests of the LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION (enrolled under the Constantinople* .. •• N , 7th 17 th 27th atm° Dover .. Aug. 10 ••• ••• ••• ... a - APPlication re e°o l Pleted. Friendly Society's Acts) and BENEVOLENT FUND. Ce.ntral America .. M' ad & 17th of mon. ,Southampt. Sept. I nallormations... ••• ... ••• ••• 7 will be largely influenced at the next election, by the . Annum. \ Share. to the Direct() for sheens to be made in the annexed form addressed 1 • •., to Messrs. e rs or tile Company, 84, King William-street, City ; or . . • ~theleampe.. ayrence, tan . in, • • FUJIN h e , a 0 the Di Cazenove, and Pearce, Auction Mart, Bar - - - Established 1840. TRUSTEES. Thomas Baring, Esq., M.P. 1 ev. M. Presentee En. astnia - •• • Taminam liaalkaY, Jane . Eeq.. lA:Urea , re de Rotnnahll4. 3 , Lr. - . -.Twos . ~ • .• channel isles .. .. N, Mon., Wed., & Fri.lslouthampt. Tu. Th. Sat -•-• Anini,„;40..6.,-..*`, ~• .. ~;•,,,,u,E.,, ,,,,- - -. -:-, •' • ••• • a j VlSlsisaystElL OF Tun BENEVOLENT FUND. - kitaemnraa s . . ... ar•mnesday & ... rectors of the N.h f Eniope Steato.Nivlgation 'n ' Chili .. .. .. .hi2d & 17th of ninth iSouthanapt. Aug. 16 . /a rea e e • France oe _ eu . o ,444tivethin k ees 'Dever .. trevicededle Old •A - e e .., . ••• Premature Birth ... ..„ • h• h ht th 1 ,•• ••• a. 48 general reprobation they ate .roug on emse ves - ''' "' ••• ••• ••• 35 (from the press and the publip), to reverse their re ._ m° p r i sv e - - itua. ' 0 g m . -t - - see - ..eek'ew - "r • -•• - • --- --- ••• -~ 2 . 5 - -..eut day's - lons. Friday ~,- dor y . ~• r„,„,„,,, get. ! sudden •e • : .••• ... - . ~,.. -..... ...'- ••• ••• ••• , 1 . . - Mr. Macaulay's return for Edinburgh is a cheering and inatructive example of this kind of ----, -.-, Elungerford- •• .. •• •• - - ionthwrk --•••• •• -10 Q 0 0 Ditto leav of 7te p.c. 70s. per cent. 5Q 0 0 ._,.._..- -- Z. s. d. Z. s. d. - _ - - - 16 . uentlemen,-Bei or. o , . e .. . conllha Y. John Abel Sinith, Esq., M.P. Molland - .. .• .. M'.Wednes. & Satan London .. - Mee.Thra Violenee.. Privation crAd .- ' straterloo .... •• •• .... - 100 0 0 -3% undertaking I ng desirous of becoming a subscriber in the above For the Important advantages offered by this Association to:Clerks Honduras .. .. . N 17th of the moat); ,Southanapt. Aug. 16 Cau-e t • , , and liatemperauthlr e --- e a° electoral penitence which will be one of the auxiliary .Dittn Old Attn. of 81. 21. es. Od. - 60 0 0 24 1 / 4 ' request th et you will allot to me --- .Shares of Ireland .. -M& N. Twice daily .. ..111olyhead • . Twicettally --' s no specified ... ... ... ... ... 2 - Ditto Nw ditto 0f.,71. el. 2s. Od. - 40 0• 0 22M , 201: each there' and the Public in general, apply to the Secretary. sources of Liberal strength at the next election. , ._ _le the whole of which or any less number that may P. 11. BYRNE, Secretary. Endta(via aonthamp.) M 20th ot the month , southanant. Aug. 28 _ aauxhail .... .•• Av. 21. 70 10 3 - - . , be allotted , i wm e l ag to accept ant on demand to pay the re- ' DEATHS num ALL C 1,040 Moreover, free-trade itself, by making the electors i quired deposit ' -tee ' k t 42, Moorgatc-street, London, May 1, 1852. ['ldle (vie Marseilles) N e that 24th efsnonth Dove! .. .. . , of 2s. per share ; I also uneerta e o execute the deed of settl more proSperous, and therefore less dependent, will called ernent of the Compan ,to be prepared by the Directors, when PATRON-H. R. H. PRINCE ALBERT. Mauritius .• •• .. NAsth of month Plymouth.. July 29 . Population Deaths in cove. De th a s - 1 arton by advertisement in the Times newspaper ;or in tae . , . .Enunaerated, in te, contribute powerfully to promote the final destruc- Dividend Amount event or fIOYAL POLYTECTIN it., Le • 2 j 1 8TITUTIOV lie ' lit ' rane" (vi • 1851. . sponding weak e ;- flaY failing to do so for one month after the publication of ' • nonthsur Mien) .• Ml2oth of the month Southamet. July 28 , Week tion of 1 . of 1851. tee t h • t" l G ent d f Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. presen ypocri Ica overnm ,an 0 I slice Rat ettlsemmt I a ree that the shares allotted to me with the v LECTURES. ' West Districts... 376,42 7 175 h Annum. Share, dePOsits paid the ' reo ' n, sh g all be forfeited to the use of the Com an P y. 7 sea .a. re, pepper, Esq., on Testing Gold, and on tae Australian Gold . (Via leatterr mean . 1 . Nitth&Mith ofmonth DOVar„ •• North Districts.. 4 90,396 - . . 145 ... 184 t e reactionary party whose instrumente they are. -- - ; ------ -----______ - 1 I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, Distrlcts ; and also on the Alleged Adulteration of the Burton Bitter liernill° ** •M 1 ith 3 athamPt..Sept. 1 s as, 200 ..• I Xs.d.4 a. d. e .---- •aexiao .. .. • 2cl of the mo i .. o . leentral Districts 393,256 170 1 Date - ...... - - Ale with Strychnine. thampt cne 100 0 0 - A a deirs .•• • .. lid 9th of the month Sou lAug. 16 . ... 188 ••• East London. ..... •• •• 1 aper • 155 , . Name (in full) -_ By Dr. Bachhoffiter on the Patent Polytechnic GaS Fire • and on - f 7th, I 7 th,l9th,27th 1 Dover iAug. 10 • . ••• 241 ••• 00 0 0 0 - East , Districts ... 485 , ,022 207 STATE OF TRADE. 50 0 66% t , arand Janetion ....•• 41. per cut. . Address in (full) - - - - - - Experimental Philosonhy. Malta* .• •• a & 30th of month . South Districts.. 616,635 304 (Prom the Manchester Guardian.) erit.. .. .. ...... .. .. 41. per cat. 1 _ - 83 i Pus nes/ or profession - - - - .By Mr. Crispe, on Morrall's Patent Needles. ... 236 •e• AIANCHEST T Lambeth -••••••- •• m 100 0 0 - - ; . . •• N sth I.sth 25th °frump:Mar •- •lALIg. 12 .. Whether holder of shares in any By George Buckland, Esq., on Musical Characteristics," assi td by NaPles* .. is * N 51,1 1 25tb f o Dover •• Aug. 12 ----.... em .-- ER, UESDAY.-The advices by the Ca- - _ _ , and which of the railway coin- - - - Miss Blanche Young% R.A. of Music, every Evenin s e - Papal States •• •• • i sth om 1 d -. • 21 10S. 60 e TattlB... ..... 2,360 236 , ,-,,,-, 1 040 na a describe th .‘, , New River Company • • • t 100 0 0 20 - g, except Sa- ninstila .• .• .. M 7th I7th 27thef mo SoutbamPt. Aug. 15 , m e cotton ntarket, both at New i ore Southwark & Vauxhall 51. Per e n • panies narned in the Prospectus turday, st Eight o'ciock re . .. .. M2d & 17th ot ninth tionthampt. Aug. 16 Males •„„ 1.,U Li, 11•• f and New Orl _ _ 101% Reference - - - - - - - - New 'amines of Dissolving Views.-Exhibition of the Micro e&c Peru - .. •• N sth t ith 25th oftno Dover •• Aug. 12 ••• ••• s s 532 eans, as being still inanimate, with a west Middlesex •• - a •61.05. pr cut. t AgrniSslOr, Is. ; 71ChoolS and Children under Tee l P " Tuscany* •• •• , Temales .... ~. - ••• " bias of prices in fay f _______________ years of age, , h ' nthanapt .ii • M I7th of the moat ao , tig• le 508 our o buyers. The receipts for t lalf-price. For Hours, see Prosramme, Vest DAMS .. •• ... . -----... m ....Ze ..... _ 4• . the last week casalizel as• , were 8,000 bales, a • l• 10 000 last gains, , • , EMIG R A N T'S GROUP MEETING -------------• t Nassau) Mad of the month •• stouthattipt. . . . , BIRTHS lli TaE W year. The state of the • i Dividend t LAURENT 7 S CASINO, . attvanna • s .. ''. MiLl6B - ' • - EEL growing crop continued to a I i litlolBB Of .., 1 _or " No one must expect to get a house or lodgings at Pert RGYLL ROOMS, Great Windt:nil . e The mails to those countries thus marked (*) are COnVeyed by, ••• ... . 761 be in the highest d Philip, every one must be provided with a Tent."-(See airs. etas 1 -Stareat • t v'a Marseilles .Females ... ... ••• ... .. 669 egree promising. These accounts Names of ;?, Dividend Pr i ce , c eraPanfea• A 1 Annum. Price ' t holm's Address, repot - ed in the Times Jilly 2a) * A - St. James'S. . ' French Paolo '. - ' ,- ••• me ... have not been without ff Corneanies. 14 I per on 1 e ect upon the Liverpool mar- 4 , , BENJAMIN EDGINGTON, 2, 1/UK'S-STREET, LONDON- Open every evening by Laurent's Celebrated Band Princi 1 . . • . , ........... Ivs 1 Annual. __ a . m .__ -- - - t ' Pa . ' ket, which was dull ye t d x I BRIDGE, invites all who are einbark!ng for tile Colonies or the oniet-am , stoft. \I. ioulcourt. TILE SINKING OF THE DUCHESS OF •''' 'Total '...• .... • 1 430 seray ; and, although prices -- -;-- --- .e ' aced too' 21.108. ao d Gold. a egions, to Inspect hit EMIGRATION TENTS. A lofty and Doors open at Eieht o'clock. Dancing to commence at nine, and KE NT STEAMER. * ln this . . number aro ; 1 ••• ..„ ••• , .ne,nd d Wins. oa ~,, • were not lower, the seller found b" imself at a disad- I Ashtn& Oldh 98 ,7/. p t 40 Macalee • ' '• c • 1 Neatk •• •• •• 1001 161, _ y extensive Warehouse has been added hi the premises, where a va- onninate at half-past eleven. • • • e 54 hy Scar vantage in a bargain'. This h . Piety of Tents are erected, so thet settlers and oi hers may select at • ' AM iniesion-ONE SITILLING. GRATFSEND . nil EDNESDAY.-Ttie umantry reSpecting .1r Typlar Fever, 125 by bier h r oea, and 16 1 b C II°16". side d • re as , owever, is to be con- a e arnsley- . • 160, - - " 5 Oxford.• •• •• 100 13!• 135 1 , once the Tent best adapted f•r their purpose. John Sa,f4, whe was on his rettirn to ,in some degree, a natural f th arknkacAbrg 150' 51. 8 ' Peak Forest. 78 1 31. 18s. 70 e ---------- •he de.atn of Nit . . pause a ter e . ~..,-_n . ,,,.......,,...,...,....... N.B. The CHISHOLM TENT. price 2/. 10s. is manufactured by G tROUS E SHOOTIN . G . e extensive busines f 1 t .41rmtagham 40' 41. 101. - e , 331 1/. Os. isq 1 Doebess of Kent s'.earner, from a. tour In 8 o as week. And in the sama way e I i 200 Regan eoventry- •• 100, 25 . ' 21. 42 i BE eJAIIIN EDGINGTON, 2, Duke-street, London-bridge. 'Rep' ats from all gitartere state that Ole year the birds are Leaden iii th , • - T;i-IE EL ECTIONS. our market for ya ee Rochdale.... 85 , numereus, awl - thategentminen fond 'of the trigger may get ready E 43 p•. aed lest his - life by the sinking of thet vees• I, , rns and goods has been decidedly Derby ••• •• 100, 61. e *ale SoMrset Ceal 15 0 i _ ri, llision with the Ravenehourne (A c t. From the quieter to-day than i • Ellsmre&Chs 69 2% p. ct• -- - a ',l t alia 121 - - t IMPORTANT MEDICAL AND SURGICAL WORKS, far fine sp •rt at the twelfth .of Augaet. Ihe most • ffective way to af er being in - ce ( Carnarcoa and Db h Herald') t was last week, partly from its . Do. A d at he ' en io• read sm ' 3Tandatinctn 100 3/. pr.ct. 50 tetwore iao• 281. 405 . get ready Is 'immediately to procure the needful CI thing, Boots. , w• r o „t„,,,m.;ship, wet re..ntne.. to 7. ay t • 2 own•hall, The elections are over !'T • e which is y y Pathy with any change in the - raw ma- Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10'6L pr. et. 11N- stftr we _ e.. . t Just publahed, by It Baimere, 519, Regent-street, London. . flats, t •aps, &c at E. MOSES and SO Naa, whose -Meeting D•es, i s me - ~ , h. Teller und the jury preyi, t ft 1 t v- 1-,• t ne result is on • til b Shim ourY 125 ' - - Ale y 4.1.1 0 :03 o jec.,S and e • eeer b e e .4 terl , 4 ut very much also because the buyers Grand Surrey , 100' 21. 10s. - No I. " her .r•-• M r tinder, i. c e.. .. :, .the best, the most elegant, and the cheapest in the world. The pe- • .. , . . . .... .. .. xlstence of Lord .1- ) J h - ;rand Unionlloo 11. 10s. 24 S ve nt and, ! totirbridge„ " e l 201. 290 t , , Bvo., in cloth, price as., by post ,free, ss. 6d., culiar cut of their Shooting Coat prolongs the spor man's I , leasure etopannelle]. - party-fetal in a direct rty has ave given out large orders within_ the last sev 1 ese se i 2 . 21.05. 24 f 'for with a brother Or the dp • w•tV, because that Ps . d en Kennt& Avu 39 4s. Od. ' Wye Rail. 6 ON TRUE & FALSE SPERM VFW/Ai-HE ' during his ex..urs.ons on the moors it is light, comfortable, and jar, Bind, a olio- . .. „, cessed, befo pi iced by the returns • d 1 - k i e ; wai e rpo e f_ it fit: cor ectly, and gives full scope f r every position , t ,, , , , t , we f el l ,he prireePding 4 ; fil al.° Mr. vv,,,k_ vo „, 1 .•, , . ~„. in a positive nfl " „opciut• aye. Merchants and manufacturers have appeared Lancaster • ,100, - - w e eestek& t 47. 40 1 with the View to the Correction of wide-spresd .Errors ill whien the sporogn in may .iesme to plaee himself ;in tact, if eny i " ' '`'-`"‘ ?.; Prett the fiettrefery tar the fa, ~., me rataority, I • tie ( 2 . : , lobe calculates (and we think, equally disposed to defer further operations in yarns • ceeesseeivrel iota 201. 4 55 utres t ee , j 100, I " tasicester ..•• 100 5/. 66 Ik& ! 5 in readiest to the Treatmeut and Cure of Sufferers from Debility of tr.e gent email wl•Jbes tO No well, and to di) well on the moors, he must ao' tn, wan ett. M• - , s s es .• m oc, al has on (he - o.hole i vkls and the tr • _.i ine t e ) • icisactiens of the day have, therefore, been Letcstr &Nth 83' 41. 44% Wa s rw-e - I 100 , 3a 28 . Generative Sartens, Or Sexual Hyoothroioriasts. Translated from equ p hims. If at E MOSES and SON'S. ' c imps ny (Ind mr• r , ritict,,,,„. ~ e Stflatti •NA 4 &101 l ~, , , . _ , 0 I e,, . t .. )11,,,vi or i g a teir and truinfurest It • - ow a ogether inconstderable ; but, as spinners are in ge- le lepton. • Locuthboroe,h 142 701. MO le i I . the German of Dr. eicKFOitii, of the university of iietdeibere. v , ito ato the Contdient, the 5,.1 C ,asf, or any place of fashion- m e. mee u, the Seeretery for the leorrunereial Steam ' ..: ; • .e re Aiwa numbers of the Yari afortmouthsh, 100 - - Worcstr 78 W. 33 -" Dr. nekton! is known to Ettglith readers by his frequ ent pi.„,,i_ able resort, st ill find novelty in every sty eat E. 510,ES and ealN'S, . . ' th) see m one fil the Heus [le d :- neral well engaged, they have held to their quota- girming• hal contributions to German medical litereture. This is the firm and dress for t. ese occasions, ihe fr.ost magnifi am:, fashionat•le, '' ' " cn rc ln Y• • • • • Li herele, 32.9 • Mioiat ' . e of Con -lawns, 'ust retur j , i s, 36. tions with entire firmness in those descriptions that lantgemryshlloo - Meitnafwbry• 100 - - - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. 7% , time, lie informs us, that he hae ma:tressed himselt to the nom me ms elevnut, and eeryiceable, at' considerably lower mice, than at any ry of the e• - •ol en r, . 1.-e Mr. Biradori, the secrets . , P y ) cv. Ich . . , ._ eriallsts 289 ; Doubtlu, I cal reader. We trust this may not be the . t. if he shall other house t• - ) th • • 'h 4 iv i • . . - - • ' ihe Dachess of Kent belong; d, ,erevious 0 ~„,d, flee lueg 1 ig t.he Minlsteriallst •il h doubtful v° ' t e s have been in denaand, except in cases where extreme cb.a.s-LIGHT AND CO=l 3 COMPANXILS. clete••t any other equally Inch it new be in his E MiuteA - . flagrant evil w NI 3 . . .. . laTs.-Many may call themselves outfitters wha never _ • k m ; Me, Perkinson 1 ' tn, , ian 111lai , ' • ~ at e . t h o se rates had been required. The buyer has a little - ____--- '' aledical Gazette, .ay 0, 1851. wish either o see t h • ' 'Plug pee into. WES Cill.'d , .. , it reiot,, . y ,i-- e_ n a minority of four exc luding Amount ! power to correct."-London or o ear fr in the emigrant e'er thee have soid Dividend fferers from this him what the , , Tie I,rt.' - , to ,tot efft,et th t s al,o ethiT 1 f forty. advantage in reeled-water, and twist; and low mule • of Paid. Price. 1 -" The editor has conferred a great boon on the su 3 ma, call an outfit. Look to your own interusts! by the staereeent vvhich hAd g ) ~ ~ h e vot , g,. , , they would be in a minority 0 ' Name of Company. per Ibt la •ina bare proetirn a dter to . hu ' ' distressing malady by translatirig this little book, Sat c 3 , - , o h ar li t , 7 1 titts at E eiCieES and SON'S. Tee, are known nAieiriviied Geirrey, thi , uileett r $ ry the body Gitting the doubtful vote 1 the Go, and India yarns continue depressed. Warps, cop- Annum. Share. . it ' o Y rofess to in all t i lse g the scandalous practices of un q ualified advcntorers, w p . c. )3/ the superior accomm.datton th ir outfits have . aaeoinly. declared thet ' es to the Liberae l t , afford•si tth and, kee the thin A . Ile be vernnen voi bi b • ' i .i. L twist, and pin -cops, taken at large, are steady, and -- e - --a-- ---- 7 - 1 - 7 -- -- care a disease of which they know noth•ne, wall HO other obtect 0 ousand. ot einiKra ts and ..., o h , p „ a , . t t 1 eln a ceitioriGy Or seveoty•sla. . £. a. -- -a. d. , , , . re as t e ntedie to the , . . 031 e." thesa emigrants will co t 3 G.;(11 . r.y. *ll some cops are again higher. Goode though quiet, B e ttie, .... - • than to till their own purses. The difference hemyeen true aperma a', d SON, thoush separated t• " time their Patronage to E. eviOsete .geile n i such directi ms . t. . . . . .. We cimeider it clear that t• - • al result w- -, ••„.•• •••. - - h ' b • tte prectic .. - , torrhosa and the various forms of disease which resemble it are . y the vast expellee of the Pacific. The 111 atiswer to a quest! lis from the jar). 0 o sarved b the are firm at the tull quotations of last week. In both Ditto Provincial.... 11. Be. 20 0 0 2 0 00, i 9 for the 1 f tl • - No 3 age o Oar ntoo IS can be per °rated in about e that thi- G. Nerninent . tatist, in . 20 0 0 ,accurately described, and thus a sate guide is offered cieht I h 5 i s e .,, e peny old net Advertise the u n ,. (unless they epos.- B lehto 51. - 1 16 steamers, th n i en cm n unicatton between An t. I , - 51. wr's 1 3 ; lia; the"a*" t e- • ll I t t f I e e uei ( epar men s o our mar tet we feel the absence of the r - n ••-- - - - , treatment of the malady "-Medical Circular, May s, 1852. ra. a atm _on-on W.. i 6., t tf,t7 . axp Tted to raise th most barefaced way from all t • fessiouse City of London .. •• •• 61. 100 .0 0 150 0 o 1 , - be re ruler, and as regular will the comm . heir pro land dvi , se •-" We have delayed so long upon the contents of the preliminary 1* to E. MOSES and SON. Emisraanntds of emigrants be Mr- ewned luggage was, tut . J e b 'f four •Or over a ces, which are now five days behind JontinentalConsolidat. 505. 75 0 0 31 50 , 45se t boueht the , „ l e continually placed in a • • _ot o . chapter, that we have scarcely left ourselves space for any notice of warded s, it is• E. MOSES and steamer an a day or so., and As. tsy , • 3' u d , e e minority n the date of thei d 1 df 1 ' BO 0 0 ho la, at your service the experiencemf man . d adviia . - ne'"' h 'That opinion r e ivery at this perio o ast year. aquitable- .. •• .. •• •• 50s. 50 0 0 27 •tt the subject specially treated of by Dr. Plckford ; but the moderate SON w d 'amble from a world-wide con••exi 3 years, with ail find' more luggao•e, tbe delay was dt 4 ' lll P • tile, iu a -ut ot erom twenty to fifty. ---- , Great Centrala• ••••• • 51. 000 10 n - 0 i 14M price at wrich the • brochure' is sold, places it within the reach of the benefits ei t .. sin the wield, the anytime", , and the largest : , °seer .thatthe Chide should be advertised togetheie • • is sfounded on the autici t' t the A bt- ROCHDALE, MoNDAY.-The fl 1 kt h ' eou inne mar e as tmperiat ...........• 31.& bontet. 50 0 0 50 0 0 1 72 every one interested in the Matter."-Dublin Medical Press, April business traesac ion vaity, en t a es et lf a stock un- ~., • ' ' . pa ion tha t se withheld undergone no change to-day from that of the prece- Independent ...-.. •• 61. 40 0 0 40 % e for extent and h '1 oil several seatie I 1" ' 0 0 1 46 emwsaien ce -: . Kase captain, tne mate, t, ept ot, a n u . votee will, to a great extent, ie . e L0nd0n•......... •• •• - 5 ° 0 050 0 0 I 0 er ding week, except that there has been ara her thin i f 8,1852. . No. IT. equalled in the un vers in their gigantic establishment ex of a separate department, .. . . e , pressly belonging to the Raeenshourae, were then examined re. altogether or if given li dd 0 - wev - - t Do Parl Preference 61. 25 0 0 - •e•nd la (tauten, perfect sat ability and sui , e• ' ' 1 I at a , racer e ~ . 7to rave., in cloth, price 3s. 6d., by post free, 4s. devoted to Oa titan, , a *yeting the se id - t and they all stated that the Rs,_ tu m or , These ner attendance of buyers, and not quite so much Phcenix .••.. •• ....., 311. per cent. 50 0 0 25 ranteed, at charms mwer than t ' ' 3 k ' n ' t. 0 49 0 0 26 • . THE CURE OF STRICTURE OF THE URETHRA, on Prlnci. rim' quality in every art cle is gea t ' ilin f a a a • and th t Ingle) ageinst the Governm en f honest business transacted. Good prices continue to be Ratcliff .... • ...... • 51• jlOO 0 0 9 % :Won relative osa g• 0 ve s , e i s, 8,, , ens mune wee in her proper course, a the " tioub - f I" • en o le Isn 00 0 _ pies at .once SimPle. Safe and Efficient. in even its rnost Inveterate any otl,er house. All inform u voters c3ns • I st in part of I n - ted General .... •• _. lication or os be had oft app , p t tree to ,Dachesa„of.Kent was not. They also deposed that when . , they asked for wool, and the manufacturers com l • f crni - 0 ° s° 0 0 20 and apparently Intractable Forms. To which is added, PRACTICAL and tull lists of Outfits, Islay p inn o victions- westnensterckartered 61. per cent, 50 0 ~ % OBSERVATIONS ON THE TREATMENT OF SPE.RMATORR h ki dom - any part of t e ng • the near approach of the two yetis! , principles but of unsettled olit• 1 con 13 led to apprehensio n , 1 p Ma t but not being able to obtain a remunerating price for Ditto, New .... .. .. 51. per cent. 50 " - 1 37)e B.CEA BY CAUTERIZATI)N; Its Inefficiency and Danger. HOUSE IN OR otrr OF LONDON, - , f COUSISt i t bear J 7 0 0 f me n part o n who are Tories a 10 0 o 1 - ) a. collision, the helm of the Raiensbourne was put f• ssions their pieces. BY F. B. COURTENAY, No CoNNEXION WITH ANY OTHER, ll • shments, as fo ows .- , 'de ore e . =SIP OP OCOTTXB7I oom heir own Establi , hard a- ort in came) ' . 1 tions to h who have been oblived to I e tra. r Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. except t 50 &WU 151, Maumee, 83, P . realty with the regu.a t..at a gu.p aree- sti- MACCLESFIELD, TUESDAY.-During the last few London City raitarnis mein, toe, •155, 1 • eff-ct while on b , _-.n con PRICES " Tho.o who complain most loudly are those only who know not 84 85 ' ' ane the church, all communicating. , board the Duchess of Kent the helm w as y - way of passing through the ordeal of tete Divide - nd - ----- how to use the common instruments ... . . Th . e practice of sur- „ and 86, Aldgate, oPP O - t i w of d 1 starboard in co tuene• xor -.trot, 1, 2, , nsequenoe of which the bows of the two • les. Wh f "th days our mauufaeturers have been visited by several ; tr o el er Name of company. Amount ' per geons has been mar'ted with all kinds of vlolence, an indifference 'petition West-end Branch, 505, 501, 608, e a atever ma b th l ean ' n° ' b h h h d t r t t Their y e e ris the pre- uyers, p w o aye urc ase o a air ex en . of Paid. Price. vessels wore brought opposite to each other, and the about the simple cure of disettees, and a passion for operations and • end 3, Hart -street, all ooniuntimicatiag. ac.. section of this arn h . • toVear; Annum. Share. lbw p us class eats the sales would have mo e ext n i s le been on a r e sve ca , --- ' all the excesses and horrors of surgery."-John Bell's Surgical Bradford (Yorleahlre) Branch, 19, Bridge-streei• ctient which took place was rendered inevitab t e• sent Minister t , he desire to keep , their s , ------- -- • r Observations.-" In proof of his views he (Mr, Coartenay) has Entefileld Bran h 3 . Several of the people on board the Duchess of K ' l ' verbalance bad it not been for the limited quantity Bank of Scotland ..... 7 Zs.d.x a. d c, 6, Fargate. ent Instinct of l • t * • a enl 0 t given the history of a great many cases successoaly treated, as bad Mercha.nt T. tl 8 Furriers, Boa were examined, and they contended that she was in h po i ical self-preservatio 1) rby • Dilly" of goods in the hands of producers, Altogether a British Linen Comp any • per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 J9O d and on which he had operated d B ._ , , ors, Clothiers, Hatters, Hosier , , 4 _ 8 1 er '- as any which Mr. Syme adduce , . or eVell their an i . e „, 0 e an noemakers, and General Outfitters for Ladies and Genaertat. proper course.at the time of the accident. It was d f x ety to preserve ta r • Caledonian Bank ..... _e 1 3 cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 207 d eshted, f • ' Such ere cases ix., xi., xii., and soil'. No. ix. lia r _or a ',lioness will more hopeful feeling prevails.-Thrown silks have ei. per cent. 10 0 0 2100 V. os• The Ettablish a - rom an • These 1--- City ofGlasgow Bank t'i/ ments are closed from sunset Friday to mattset on 1M was Ut to starboard untimely o log ...Period of tWelve yeirs, the treatment by dilitation, and was finally Raturdays, we ;witted that leer he p , because th b I - Somerset' - I able to keen been in but limited demand for the home trade. Clydesdale Bank... • per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 8 , ks But cases xviii. and xLx. appear, both en business is resumed till Twelve o'cloek. gth with which the tide ran would have - 0 ea 1 the mo ' be P a P , ••• 6% per Cent 00 I 2 s • removed in as many wee .. A new Book (KARI " Stren prevented re potent, as it roust ph 01l • tains in its Stocks, however, do not accumulate, as the purchases Commercial Bank •• • • 71. . 20 0 0 10 _ ~ i me in duration, severity, and complication of symptoms, of a e t i nor: t t t lull list ot prices ed rae Library of Elegance," containing a • her from answerine " perting;” and the witnetiSes observers, that the .esent Parli ani--" E.astern Bank ........ per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 ; 10 a granted character than any detailed by Ar. Syrne, an y fai ~ ;mans, on ap 11, and. directions for self-measureraent, can be had, a • e°ll- b • P" d that a new for foreign account continue ; and to this mainly may Edinb kG 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 ,u 0 0 414 4 had tho people at the wheel of tee Re irth the e d f • holm, an . lasgow Bank 31 • treatment adopted by Mr. Courtenay proved eminently success , to _ p cation, or forwarded, post-free, to any part of the rugdom. tended.that, ven44. , eee so a spe.edy, diseo . de in a very be •attributed the activity'observable in our throwing Exehangeßnk 0 *per cent. 5 0 0 4 0 o 74 I •-- Proteitur Lizars on the Treatment of Stricture. bourne also put the helm to starboard th ' • tbe In a f Scot.. , e coll e a e b appeal to the constituencies mug. - too o 0 r n 0 0 16 i A handsome Almana fj j mills. • Raw Silks-The Market is rather quieter ; National Bank 6% per cent. 60 0 0 710 o 3 ......-_______ short time. Nor t on appllcation. e or the year ending 1852 can be had, gratis. , would have been avoided, and the Duchess of le e . nt . • t way that the re- the late arrivals of Chinas are mostly WHO . ld The thof Scotlandßank 61 e 0 • o 1114;, DEL CIJLVERWELL ' S . NEW WORKS. fel Pon parte Francais. - ree Hier snrieht man De - t h se I-. Id Perla Italiano. would have gone astern of the Rivensbourne, as Waa i h , But ia . is not so much in a dir e° • ~ , °hey. Much consumption is large, and the deliveries - to the trade ti RoYalßank of Scotland 51. P r cent. 20 : 0 1 00 0 et 8 . per cent. 100 0 0 ' nionßa kf 8 00 0 5° 0 69 ,14 To be had of Sherwood 23 Paternoster -row ; Carvalho, _ u - • &Okla Se hbl F nol tended. turns are disa t s rous to Lord Derby s P n o cotland 81. per cent. 1 ao 0 147, Fleet-street; Mann ' ' d' t from the author ; , 39, Cernhill ;or tree ON THE PHICCii#S ------ a 3 ' spa ' Some witnesses also spoke as to having seen th e de. ; l the cir- fur th , We conne.re, e past motet- e g hof Ben ale and Chinas are good. Western 8ank.....• •• 71 per cent. 60 0 10 0 0 217 e e rice PHY OF MARRIA mtire fatal ' -is Alliance Fire .- 0 0 0 0 171 6,1 1 P One shining each; by post, Is. 6d. INFIRM' CIES OF Yotem GE. AND THE SECRET • prospectively are eas few merch and Life iM/ pr cent. 1 0 1 d b d immediately before the collision. resent genera HALIFAX, SATURDAY. -- Very ants uave BritiSla G -- • tl O -°- t o 0 0 25 a ENJOYMENT OF LIFE. WITII FIFTY COLOURED It AND MA IT Y TUR . cease on oar curnstanoes th. t t.nded the P . uarantee .... 41. per cen . a have at - o 0 0 ' - o 0 41. 13s , • were then adjourned for a week, l e • which the Govern- visited our piece hall to-day, and scarcely any goods Caledonian Fire Insnr. 101. per cent. 1 0 00 . s •• c o "r usath. Recreation. and Rational Use of Time." In French, English, German D ENGRAVING • TEEL • SON S . . The proceedings e - etion, mor • e especially the Weans „ it . 25 „ i 0 0 2% ! " i nt* t-Earl m , , utch &sant -------_,----__- Considering the have changed hands. There is a fair trade doing . • , City of Glasgow Life.. 61. per cc . 60 0 - ia 0 0 1 22 L nrsions about th Y -since-Spring and Sammer Mornings-Ex - Sealed Envelope, 2s. 6d., or pe e m h a ee - -Eh, and Italian, in a ____-- - - ment has us d t e o obtain a Mai "ority . a en Colonial Lif 5i per can.. ... 0 0 0 1 Forests, Fields e Environs of London-The Parks, Lanes, Hills, , far F - , orty two StaMps, Ex 1.,....rue ROYAL RIBITIoie,-....A nature of look with sentiments of yarn, and the spinners are obtaining a small d a vance e --- ** • or Edinburgh Life Insnr. 61. P BO ce nt. lo 0 0 217 6 j 3% those n s we retie . 0 0 110 OV. 17s Trips and Ruda Tx h - roads, and other pleasant places -Country QELF - PRESERN . - 0 •A• TIO N • • an [A.DVERTISENtENT. J J. small powerful e • man 7 h has already attended upon late rates. Long wool continues firm with a Eng.& Scot, Law Life 51*Per cent. 10 Iv-invented, very waist • coat gratauc lc 0 0 0 1 0 0 298.64 ..-Muslc.--The Dr ..._ e,seLea-Lortdon at Night-Evenings at Home Analytical Investigation of th e ph, • 1 valuable, new .i . h hieh a ation to the failure wh . • Life Assoc. of Scotland 6!..P!, vei n 1 0 0 0 20 0 0 1 3SIL Rest, Ease, Neu ti s ' n Ea ting, . Drinking, Sleeping, Bathing, "saologn and Functions of e „a e s, plass Marriage, in all the bearings in which that inaport - • r ---- • n----, the sae o 1 i a walnut, yw . . person eau b th • - e eir emaloyment - and we rej ol '"-• ea, en e th still more na d t f b einess doin Sh o erate amoun o tie g. ort Nrools National Fire and Life iss P" cen t. 20 „, ~ . e ,, e , aa I Pa on, es c ,, & c. the health and happinms of Man, with its DiNe cis e e nt i subject affects the answer ever seen and known lir miles distant ; y . , 3' Pnrpose signal rt . ' d the i - feel _assure yw 11 a.e dearer. North British Insur. •• „,, b pr cont. sa, per - 20 u u , a a els od FRAGMENTS PROM THE II diMents, tracing their origin to the effects ofi eveette a I n amens and Impe ' * on the Race-course, at the Opera-houses , ountry . ~ scenery e• . e eibution which we dto them in n TUESDAY.-Th remote a HUDDERSFIELD, .ere has b Scottishunioninarsca• w i . per c ent. _ 50007 0 0 • ' 12% MOUNTAINS. Two Vole. . youthw e xcess, tropical c imates, or close study • solitary habits, . at 12 to L 4 miles; they are invalnabl rtng on the party which has een a fair Standard Life •• •• -'• 'er cent. 10 0 0 10 0 195 Od ' st•P , , follovved by prac- and ships,are clearly seen, . demand in the hall for goods suitable f th vol. e tical remarks, founded on twenty years' expert n ee - chting, o t Sportsmen, Ge e 4 • 1 nprinoi ower• or e coming United Deo• Auura pled scramble for p o zzArr uS. A. VISIT TO TIM LAKES ; g • Nervous Debility, Local Weak m the treatnient for shooting, deer stalking, ya T b h dat Messrs. & lit e.• 0 e a bse dishonest means season : dark checks and plaids see t t 0 ovum KETCH op Eznialeu,RG ,g & c of Impuissance. s . ness, spermator h rists.--. and Fir M o have the run men, Gamekeepers, and Tou st and foremost anweg votare, e --a a ' ' s 'l' d all 'itemises of the Urin. ry and generative e r ceft• yeln is, an arle-street, Piccadilly h at, turn to Protection ad bl k d brown doeskitis • h , ________ proctend .A.nmt \ ystem. II- 39, Albern ...... fa re n ac an ave also THE Liiuts OF SCILL OM hY ; at lustrated by • s 0 coloured Engrasings, on the Anatoiny o f H. Selonions, Opticians, A ' or ' -e I naV not' ises 0 gone pretty per Af DUBLIN, eec. E MDITSCENCES OF ductive Organs and , their relative conditione in Ilealt the Repro h and Dise ase , , ,SerVe, opposAe the York-hotel. Telescopes new and most . ice the prom es , times bold and bare- freely • but more is being done t Paid. Price. ossessing such --sonaetimes le • ow, ---°3e " d ' • ' o order. The menu- Name orcenw ani ' Annum. sh are. rre. . By SAMUEL LA alnitT, emo., important - invention .n i Telescope% p extra- a ant Igo - f I assure it will turn facturers generally seem to expect - _______ 1 , WHAT TO EAT, Dar-NIX, AND m - . BEDFORD -SQUARE, LOntep oic ordinary . powers, that sonle, iii hes with an extra ee • aced, tho ~ h ie , y pie ce ugh always (as e we e , a good autumn _____,..-----'- - ____ VOID, 37, Saturn's Rin a a ' out trade, especially as wools are easier. Z. s. d. 4. s. d. " That three score years and ten our cour e ~, ' triculated Member of the Universit . will show'distinetly, Jupiter's' Moons, . .. g, n th e ) perfectly insincere. „•••••• - 50 0020 0 0 - , , s veral seats have been -....7..._!_ . -- .. vs .. ' .... 2/. 5 A Pepular review of almost every ferm se eee : - m a rsY ran." Dictor of Medicine, Ma I d H it lai Member of the son on osp a . e d ie , ‘..,_ . ety Y of Edin- - ' T e lescope, weighing only Double' Stars. •With the same three Bv th • 1. ' e is c.ass of arti •ficee s e __ Assam e we.. • • ii. 50 0 0 - 26 101 1- 41 1Klebilitated health and enfeebled constitnigl- cure) of nen. burgh, Honorary vies' Hall, London. &c., &c. , 77 1 . , 's countenance 3 3 / 4 miles distant gained L e nly balanced because, al- FRENCH RESEAR & flaw Agr icunuri 1/. the young, besets the man of pleasure, businees, on, that harasses Licentiate of Apothec ounces, can be seen a person sede ' --- , Wnere• parties are e v . CHES at NINEVEH. tustrattan 100 0035 0 0 20 t •• • 1 61 1 is to point out '' ' They surr ev f the farmers are bee ani t a n Time e, • Per cent. - 85 0 0 - •t of this treat se t he Tearful' and an object from 16 to 20 miles. .. er? , though • rant 0 The Minister ot the luterior has re * • h ao- A , „111,.a-1 itOyal Mail bitters old ago ; with tablee and rules for the diet a r il tasty, and em- The essential obiec Ries and excesses . and are of arger and a I , 6 , en the niost igno ce'ived furt er - MOO 20 0 4% , LatiOn.of every-day life. PhYsical re • au- eoesequences resulang (rem irregular , , which h ta itt Youth, (legradation in Atan. u k' d f th waisteoat pocket, er . in or e • r at e -ty, Opera and R ace Rlnning to see through the - d et stratagems of their pro- counts of the explorationa wh' h ' le are being carried on by „,, l'"' --.13n can Mint.. I # ''''''' -° " afejl ri Land 1. 10s. 10 0 0 10 0 0 • TV. iser . have produced more m y sizes. with , increasing powers acco s 4 . Place Cons 22 THE PASSIONS. , decay at a s • e l• tea's o f life, than, perhaps; any ' • 1 owers ,an object can I; res sed "1 • i ' mon s ' itn er ec f tlyinforeue men will " hope , ul of France at &bawl, in the ruins O. Br i t ten Ame 15s. . - 88 10 0 - • hood, and premature to modern pathologistM The treatment' en orse glasses, with wendertu p . i Messrs. e. . d 8 a , .1 , P c i, r the influence of disease, 'Nineveh. In addivion to I li e & in canada ••••••• • • • • • • 61. percent. 100 0 0 82 10 0 50 . n'That passions hurt the hody -what impro va, , , other class of disease known ained in the most celebrated clearly seen from 14 to 16 miles distan : bau . gainst hope," will elingun - . • arge statues, bas-re o w Do. 5 per cent Ronda - - - Truths as refined as Athens ever heard.. adopted is founded on experience g ble • . • din continental Europe. Soleinons oai • h • ented invalus- preserving real or • . to aces and re A. marble, pOttery, anti art' , • which thr Ditto, 6pr ct. Bonds • eill p teneers, Ides of Jewellery, g .h„ 61 per cent. - .- , Roe, schools of medicine both in ' this country an mans, ave inv itna,ginary, li ht on the habit c. o, . - My NTswigation Bo d * - Mei placed before imp er , - -ao'r ii-Lifeta lgrim e from infancy to ola age ed are here condensed under Specta 1 ' L 1 • d' tly they are w h e h .- n honestly declares tbat g a and customs of the inhabit"- I°f ' *- ' a s 3i per cent. - i ~._ vent °rule oust ill ag ' ' The ad -, The results nt the knowledge thus acquir e e enses, mime la e S 7 ons. Chastity and its Infringements. Th e • himself one of the few r e and distinct, the . most nt e real physicia . ancient city, hp has be ' ....., who e enec ric Telegraph (A) _ 25 00j20 o 0 lee 0 flicenti • ' 'll tration casu al - 'ha personal superviSion f Dr. La•lllert, their whole and tin- ' et. T '' loo , every object appears clear . n a healthy condition. en able to examine to 'tient is bro ' - na.ure 'al ma iutai . din so Ditto ••• • • • .... (B) '25 00, .- etivo. sad reoasness and dissipation, whn tuS a graphi c, flax. legally qualified physicians who have devoted 1 cience. in short, aged defeeiive sight becomes bright and hie , . . ught to LT j one- can . ; the palace of Khorsehed d ' d denei ea r an - i l O 0 re e Sir George G an its epen . and ob- Zquitable Reversienry 51 pr. cent. 100 0 0 'lO .."- medleti ve. Advocacy of earlY marriage& he Invisible 'dates I . rey and d • divided studies to this important branch of met ica S a 'es incidental its Y eur hful, natural, and orioinal state. T , .• Or. -, rnee it is that cinch ha .b ' oing has elueicleted some doubiful points, .of Ditto New . n 0 0 119 , V. every • • treatment of the dise s gaMe. V ye een thrown out not ignorant •••• • • • - 50 00', 10 0 ' peculianity relating to the relief mid ' ibrat '' f Acoustic instruments for relief A.r. George Cornwall LewiS . t RE MARRIAGE STATE. to ti, ' leans of immediate . or, and all kinds o taitied proof that the Ass ' were - _ s _,_ 'len. Revers. &Invest. ap.c.fzlis, 2l 100 0 0 100 0 - , of extre ... t Piccadilly'. b b . . . • in . constituencies in which yrtans Lle h a Ms le 0 0 100 'To be e r ,,, he question." . Mt emenerative system, and the n fe,ssional reputaoon me 'deafness 39 Albermarle - sa eo , e. O - y very malt Joritiee, n.titeam Navigation 10 p.a. 15 0 0 mi. any of the resources of architecture. hi h a - ,14 0 0 29 . mate cure are des ribed in detail. The pro - , iro il ea l serve op • -*- • • t e iligeut and indeee e „ bigb, w--c P Hudson's 'Ray .. vloatianti ~....s. ot to be, that is t , of D e , Lev c es e distiuguishea Posite the York HoteL the s e , • th e in •• r Luella CI - Stock • TUgg le a of t iscovered a large gete twelve l'e v to the 'city, Run gerf d ****" 21 ' s° ' I" . 215 glen regardi ng in ,: - :,.,._ e ws and obligations of nature, society, and reia area a c - 'eft, who has taken the in self a sidlicient CLOS/ NG • - , YR GRO A' ffrace of such decisions • otranees 0 0 ,100 0 o 47 _ °t wice, on both if,j a r a .' M .Pe observed by either seh. 'Time and guarantleirde honours at home and abroad,.is in it der his care . s t•F RIJNBILL-FIELDS _ ...ATRIAL UND e . 1 ec. 9 111 to avert the elta. e s, are, pears to have. been one of the a •of column, '' Amnion Institution.- e eOlO6 .. "-- , 78 15 0 5 re, to secure h 'll.7„`" e ago temperament, comp'exion, and will, in e . v . "at those: who may place themselves un . fon and " - st notice has this tve k been issued that no further ipter- neverth 1 • us in Llie• numerous minorities several constructions in marble, t w ,' • fence, the e I CUo London Reversionary 51. per cent. au 0 0 ' iltu Ndeal dafeetlven eal a n - a i h , -B Pria ' g. with the art of rearlng them. Inviolable "7 i ristance, nlee' with that delicate consideia 1 mente will tak e e ' -, ees ' B 'al-ground, ez.. , , S,,COIISpI i dig. e 15 0 0 15 ~ of these Place in Bunhill-fields uri polled sideraiee • It atoll Institution•• - *- asses, dm eja -- ''''. re moval. Sterility and its conversion. cases. secrecy•which are so requisite in the treatment apt in family -, hi n nenncement has on the hsing side. apparently extending a can 12 10 0 - c .an Disra i i n g •re b ...War rows Of j Ar 6 Price's Patent C nd• Co. 10/. per cent. - • 20 0 , ay R. J. CHLartgße e . Published b .7 K a , 1e 8 and vaults; w• - • ~ 49 Pater- given great satisfact* f the itinne- 4k. fe ev t . bs of tbe Derby- el Govern- lar of the Palece still contein h wine -and 'a 0 17 10 0 24% gli e d _ wit a , ,eversionary Int. Soc. 4MI. pr cent. 100 n n " •., 1s • , 24). Twenty-for ELL, aa,b . (1841) mitc s. 0827), L.S.A. noster-row • Y the s , H„„„ --tither, and may be had of J. Gilbert, • e , ati to the inbabitantS o . ~... 1110 'e wont most credulous en ". .. t .-- - e noo o 0 106 . ' wetter,. - ;weep ° Y ea n medical '" • - fere° • tam in these Haymarket - • -- " a3 '• 0 3 Oxford-street ' Shute Titchborne-street, diate lachlity, weo ha •d of 'the state ef the "lent will di ohaut the ef t h e which had Evidently be is etill a I,Ort Of clepoi, sOyal Mail Steara•• 4. p. share. 100 00'60 0 0 s ° ve long complaine len , here A , e Ale- sa hours dail y _ and Forensic Re - - . Maim ea ' ' . ' for forty-two „vend in fern oon as they sh ii - the bottom of which jars t • moreover, disoo -nth Australian .•• •• 51.perattre. 25 0 9Ueetion, Whi c h h f all y years pain Peen , --- 7 tirs and small lalldoW ne , ra* -So a a _ s e phew haat .. , verea 0125 0 0 22% - Trust and Loan Comp. US or ne f f the du li - of a violet colour. ea- e • • _,,., in __ uu ~ ~ ,„. p rim tut ;tamps, from the t , Cornhill t. Or free by . Poet tm ' b - -_._ Ante s "qe! 'il AtVPS.la °l , -- teetireet4 . author coaUn 0 ; -. tett,sh itll7 frat r , who *ay be voneulted pert 1 oywroirclea! 5 .____ lai tm, save obtain e d = filth -MU Pro- o - - P - qlt Y Of t y OCHgaining n l lo4s %dicks, In 0 tcuer CAnads: .. . .„, . 21 0 0 1 3 0 0 . r" - - ."" I.l Toi Oa AVM CZ tUI AO! ' the storehoueo of poste 1 _ ._. _ .._... . _ . .. - - 1----400Sh:ar0.ed.0.1 425 X7II43I7NULTECIS COZ S VE ' O ‘ o ' 1. : . rir o " z . 5 4 3C o u n . 0 ° 0 ° I 1 6 :l a y: 6dden.bds Amount Paid. Price .;...i . i . : . a . ..0:d: 0 . .. For . 7.-----n°5r e, 7 t . ... 100 0 0 11 0 0 anchor i th i l l a O n l le Alliance . n . 6 per 51 0 0 19U Name of Company. Ditto Marine... .... ' 67. p. c. & b a 41 • Per cent. 100 i 0 1 8. 0 d o . . ;; ; i 3 IGAS .•• •• •• • • •• 135.6 d. 6 5 0 ° I4 0 !1 0 0 _ krgus Life ....... .. *Wel Commercial .. 78. 6d. go 0 : 16 0 0 - 31ericl,Med.it Gen. Life spr ct.& In. 100 0 50 0 7 :*ounty - - .... -•• • • 4L 100 0 0 10 10 o o 19% 0 0 1 02 148. 60 0 0 5 0 Hlagle -• . 0 Nu' Eqity and Law :luropean Life •• •• • 108. 20 0 0 All /mid. 1454 leneral ••-• • • • .... - 5 0 0 .. 5% Robe •• • • .... • • 61. per cent. Stock. , 144 , luardian ...... .. •• • • 5/. per cent 100 0 0 I 45 Q 0 56 mperial Fire -•••• •• 121. per cent. 500 0 0 150 0 0 256 Imperial Life •••• • • •• 128. 100 0 o tlo 0 0 19% indemnity Marine- • • 11. sh. & 98. 100 0 0, 20 0 0 51 Law Fire • •• --.. •• 25.& 2s.bs. 100 0 0 I 210 0 4 uaw Life ••..••• • • • .. - 100 0 0I 10 0 0 4634 "•egal and General Life - 50 001 2 0 0 8% London Fire --- .• 10s & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 25 London Ship ........ 105. & bs. 25 0 0;12 10 0 - farine - ........... 15aper share 100 0 0! 15 0 0 17 1 4 ided.lnvlid&Gen.Life 4341. per ct. 50. 0 0 20 0 2% Nionarch ...... .. - 5 0 0 1 0 0 215.0 u ational Lean Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 , 2 10 0 2% , illadium Life 5l. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 2 % Pelican • • - - .. _ _ - - 45 P Icenix • .. - - - 170 Professional Life ...... 5/. per cent. 6 5 0 I 010 0 155.0 d 'irovident Life -.. „ „ 11.55. &bs. 100 0 0' 10 0 0 40 Lock Life.... _ ...... 58. i 0 0 010 0 7% 'Loyal Exchange ••• .• • 61. p.ct. & bs. 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Z. 8. d. aungerford.- • • •• • • • • - - - _ ionthwrk -..•• • • • • - 10 Q 0 0 - - Ditto Nw of 7% p.c. 708. per cent. 5Q 0 0 - 16 Araterloo .... •.•• .. - - 100 0 0 -3% .Ditto Old Ann. ofBl. el. es. Od. - 60 0 0 2414 Ditto Nw ditto oft7l. 21.2 e. Od. - 40 0 0 2234 kTauxhali .... .• • Av. 21. 70 10 3 - - - WATIIR"WORES. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per or Paid. Price. Annum. Share. ------. -- ____, East London. ..... •• •• 81. per cut. 10 0 0 0 - 155 cut. 50 0 0 - 66% I rand Junction ...... i 41. per c 100 0 0 - 83 ent................ 4l. per cat. _ Lambeth •• -••••• • • • 1 - _ 100 0 0 - 60 New River Company • • 1 • 21 108. - Southwark & Vauxhall 1 51. per cnt • ..... 100 0 0 - 101 -2 % West Middlesex •• .. •• 61.08. pr c at. 1 When made up is. terem wt.: •rl,Aug.rivd ~AC fdi ,, : I General Post-o ffi ce port dis. when • London. Patched. due. • America (by Brit. pktON Aug. 6 .. .. !Liverpool .. A 12 , t in, ,,ne, ri riceaa (by(by u u . s. put) ..s.pltt AI ..)NAug. 4 .. •• !Liverpool .. .. .. Southampt Aug. 24 South ampton) '.. • • •• • M • • • • ' " ..Southampt. Australia (via : 1 Ditto (via Marseilles) NI • • .. .. .. .Dover .. Ditto, via C. of G. Hope N 2d of August ..Plymouth.. Nov. 30 Africa (W est coast)•. N 14tb of t he month 'PlYinunth Jul, 29 • Alexandria, ........ N! i 19th & 30th of mo. Dover .. Aug. 18 40142 m .. .. .. N; Daily .. .. .. Dover .. Daily Bra 11 .. ~. .. bii9th of the month Sonthanapt. Aug. 16 Buenos Ayres .. .. 31,9 th of the month Sonthampt. Aug. 16 California(viaChagrer) M, 2(1 & 17th of month Southampt. Aug. 16 Cape of Good Elope N 14th of August .. Plymouth.. July 29 Cape de Verds .. " 1172 d of the month .. Plymouth• • July 29 Constantinople* ..•• Nltli 17th 27thofmo Dover .. Aug. 10 Central America .. M' Id & 17th of men. Southampt. Sept. 1 0 hannel Isles .. .. N , Mon., Wed., & Fri.!Southampt. Tu. Th. Sat Chili .. .. .. . 1%12d k 17th of moth itlouthanapt. Aug. 16 Franc9aire,y,..,...# I Dpver .. Twi codas, 1 more ,- --- r.—.77 - = -- zr - nmmnou - s -, ... wino Dover, , , .. Aug. I 0 a...hunch ~. . . - N: Tuesday & Friday Litindorr", ..* Thee. Bat. Holland .. ••• .. M', Wednes. & Satan London .. •Mou.Tbrit Honduras .. .. . N 17th of the moat); ,Southanapt. Aug. 16 Ireland .. •• M& N: Twice daily .. ..IHolyhead • . Twicenally Indta (via Sonthamp.) M 20th of the month •Southarapt. Aug. 28 India (via Marseilles) Ns Mt 24th A f month Dove! . . • • India, via C. of G. Hope N 15th of month Plymouth .. July 29 ':: Mauritius .• • • .. N,lsth of month Plymouth.. July 29 liediterranean (via I Southarrpton) •• Ml2oth of the month Southampt. July 28 qediterr•neatt (via 1 liareeilla) .. • . N'Bthez 24th ofmonth Dover • • qexieo .. .. .. M l 2d of the mouth.. Sonthampt..Sept. 1 (kadetra • • •• •••• M 9th of the month Southampt. Aug. 16 - f 7th,l7th,l9th,27t th h Malta* .. .• 1 Dover A ug. l o d ar, 30th of mon Naples* .. •• •• N sth 15th 25th ofmol Dover •• 'Aug. 12 Papal States * •. N 6th 15th 25th of mo i Dover .. Aug. 12 Peninsula •• .. M 7th 17th 27thef mo SoutbamPl. Aug. 15 P eru .. .. .. .. II 2d & 17th of mntb Southampt. Aug. 15 TuYzany v .. •• • • N Sth i ith 25th ofmo Dover •• Aug. 12 .Vest Indies .. .. 11 17th of the month Sonthanapt... Aug. i i West Indies (except aivanna & Nassau) M 2d of the month •. Southattipt. * The mails to those countries thus marked (*) are conveyed by French packet sea Marseilles /Z- MON ASTBRBOIOE, near DROGHEDA. Monasterboice is a singularly interesting collection of monuments, namely, a R ,und Tower, the remains of a small 13:h century chapel, other remnants of one much earlier, and three sculptured crosses full of surprising interest. The doorway of the tower is circular-headed; the upper part of the circle being worked out of a hori zontal atone: the doorway is wider at the bettom than the top. The tower is covered with a green moss. and is aluoh bowed and dilapidated. Steps should be taken to repair the upper portion of it, or it can scarcely last many years. Indeed, attention should be drawn to the condition of several of these towers so peculiar to the country, and which ought on no account to be BLT-red to fall away. We do net want restoration, but simply such repair as will enable them to withstand the weather. The largest of the crosses is about 20 feet high, and is covered with sculptured figures, loops, sn4.lre,, &c.: age and wantonness have so affected the lower part of Us stem as to render it likely that, unless strengthened, it will be overthrown. The carving on the second cross is better executed and in a more perfect state than that of tba largest: it is one of the most ssriking monuments ot its class existing, and itcludes groups ot boldly sculp tured figures, representing the Day of Judgment, the Temptation, and other Scriptural events. The Irish Annals have been quoted to show that these crosses wero executed at the commencement of the tenth century, and the monuments themselves seem to justify the infer ence. None should miss seeing Monasterboice. The three crosses, two chapels, overgrown with high grass and trees, and the ancient tower, moss-covered. waiting to fall, form a group scarcely to be equalled, and to one standing a mongst them a scene of surpass i ng interest rid an enduring recollection.—Builder. THE FATAL COLLISION on the LONDON AND 1V ORTH- WESTERN RAIL WAY. COVENTRY, WEDNESDAY. —This morning an inquest was held on the body of William Floyd, the unfortunate youth who was killed by the lamentable accident on the above line, yesterday, at the King's Head, Park-gate, before W. H. Seymour, Esq., Coroner. J. E. Mac- Connell, Esq., Mr. Bedford, and other gentlemen con nected with the company were present, and Mr. Barra, solicitor, of Birmingham, represented Mr. Carter, the company's solicitor. After the jury had been sworn, Mr. Barra said the London and North-Western Company were most anxious that the jury should have the fullest informs den relative to the accident, and they bad accordingly directed all their see vau t s who could give evidence to be present. The Coroner said he knew the company would afford every information they could, and he had always found them willing to assist him in inquiries when accidents had occurred. The first witness examined was Emma Hill, who de posed that she resided at Digbeth, Birmingham. She went to the County Hospital last evening, and saw the deceased William Floyd, and recognised him as her nephew. He was about 11 years old. He left her husband's house about nine o'clock, on the morning of the accident, for his home, which was at Oxford. Her husband accompanied deceased to the railway station. William Jenkinson stated that he was an engine driver on the London and North-Western line. He left Bir mingham on Tuesday morning with the 9.15 train to London, and the engine appeared to be in good working order. The train proceeded safely until it arrived within about two miles of Docker's Gate Station, when the engine oscillated very much, and the gravel and dust was thrown over the carriages so much that he could not see anything before him. Immediately the engine was severed from the train, and the van and several car riages were thrown upon the down line. At toe same moment the Leamington train came up a nd dashed into the carriages. H e saw the Leaming ton train coming up, and the driver of the engine could, no doubt, see the Birmingham train, for they were not more than 200 yards fr om each other. uot possibly b e ed The Leamington train could at time to prevent the collision. Af ter the accide nt found ascertain the c ause , a that the ash-pan had been torn away. I t was lying doubled up abou t f o rty yards from where th e engine sto pped . Re examined the ash pan, and the whole o f the ene before s t art i ng , an d everything seemed i n good work i ng gi n an or der. pan d was secured by iron strapsb o lts, and how it came loose or was broken off he could n question her e put byot tell. Coroner, [ln answer to a Mr. M'Connell said the engine was about five t he years old.] Witness then drove his engine to Decker's Gate prevent other trains from coming up, and then procee ded to Coventry for assistance. He had not the slight es t idea how the ash-pan became louse. There might have been some obstruction on the line that would loosen th e pan, but he could not find anything. The ash-pan was about eight inches from the ground, but the pans w Qrt , placed higher on some engines. He had driven the en gine about five weeks. Abraham Marshall deposed that he was foreman of the locomotive department at Birmingham, and it was his duty to examine every engine before it started with a train. He examined the engine 153, driven by Jenkins on Tuesday morning, and found the ash-pan and all other parts perfectly sate. He bad been foreman nearly ten years. It an engine on examination was found imper ,ect in the least, it was not allowed to go. Thomas Lee stated that he was an engine-driver on the London and North-Western line and drove the en gine of the train which left Leamington for Birming ham. They travelled at the rate of about twenty-five or thirty miles an hour. Atter passing Docker's Gate he saw the Birmingham train coming up, and it was all safe on the line, but in about thirty seconds, or less time, he saw the van of the Birmingham train across the up line, and immediately after the engine dashed through the van and carriages, cutting the former in two. His (witness's) engine ran off the rails, and became imbedded in the sand. He did all he could to pull up his train, but it was impossible to do so, the notice *air so short. He jumped off the engine and escaped with slight in juries. He saw the deceased lying on a bank ' with his bead cut, and afterwards assisted in sending him to Coventry. Mr. Alderman Whitten here suggested that it would be well for the jury to see the engine and ash-pan, that they might be better able to judge of the cause of the accident. As yet only leading questions had been put to those on the side of the company. There had been no cross-examination, and the appeared for ,he public, to see that every possible information was elicited. Mr. M.'Connell said the engine and ash-box had been brought to the station, in case the jury might Wish to see them. The jury then proceeded to the station, and examined the engine and pan, and on their return the examina tion was resumed. James Crawford said he was foreman of the locomo- tive department at Rugby. Ile examined the engine driven by Jenkinson, No. 153, on Tuesday morning. It was about seven o'clock before it came out of the shed. He had been about five 'years in the employmett cf the London and North-Western Company, and six years in the Birmingham and Gloucester at the latter place. The engine wai perf€ct when he examined it. After the accident he examined the engine, and concluded, from its appeararce, and that of the ash-pan and stays, that the engine had experienced a blow on her journey from Birmingham. On the 23d of last month new bolts were put into the ash. pan, and one new stay. During the elevc n years he had been er,g;abea in the engineering department, he did not know of a similar accident having happened. In answer to a question by Mr. Whitten, witness said there we re fi ve new bolts • ash- pan on put in the aski the 23d ult. Susan Boake deposed, the deceased was admitted the Coventry Hospital at about ball-pass eleven nokoeni o 'cl oc k on Tuesday morning. She saw the skull was b_!,ceased the left side, and there were cuts on botbear_s;on2D the ditd about twelve o'clock, and she believ ed t in jury on the head. Mr. Whitt en sa id, having, with the i r t y h , e ex c a n in ie in n e e d r k the en g i ne an d p an , he wishetono him to make a few would accept his evidence , or allo w remarks, iht do so. They were The Coroner said he canu. r etb e g i t og th u e s a e c fu ci l d , accident, and and ifg good. anxious to arrive at the Whitten could tell t hem .t .. said it quite - certain there was no Mr. Whitten ash - pan was broken from the evidence to show that on the line. There was no engine by son ;,,Bub;otnannedeon the line calculated to break stone or anYt-1 that a very short time ago five new it off. It " Pell et to the pan, and is occurred to him, bolts bad to b t e in P g a ny blame to the company, that some without :.baolts bad to be replaced by new ones. H e of the othe r A ig would be better, with a view to have the considered - „. s of the accident ascertained, that an exp o . r e i x e r ce t :1" . -enegineer should be appointed to examine the n, b olts, k &C. h..pa Several jurymen here named Mr. Mosedale , - of C o een.r, t v, an d that gentleman was instructed t o examine t he works. On his return, Joseph Mosedale was examined, and he stated, that an a eng ine and ash-pan had been shown t o hi m that day the Coventry station, and having examined the m , he f ou nd that the snugs or k n ib s th at he l d the fire-guard to the fire-box were dec a y e d f rom fi re and friction. The stays were broken. Some of the jury expressed a desire to have the in quest adjourned, to afford time for a further examination of the engine, bolts, &c., by some eminent practical en gineer, and the coroner adjourned the inquest accord ingly. The monster stem-ship La Plata, belonging to the Royal West India Mail Packet Company, was to leave Greenock on Tuesday, and is expected at Southampto v n e _ . Saturday. She will put in at Liverpool on her 68 4, The interior construction of the La Plata is e r„,„ the different from that of the other great stesnr._ c e - gbe, Parana, Orinoco, and the Magdalene, bel s onEng cks, e nd company. In the latter steamers there art,g4a: '''' inoelate La ions the cabin accommodatiens are on the main des acc ` nnni-a Plata there is no spar deck, and the cabinno of the. p eculiar ship are below the main deck. In consecki e e wor king f the°situated— interior construction of the La Pla .te ta w riL h , w I be he . ill the Orinoco, will be performed—and an immen se the cas t e be so top heavy. on a lower level in the vessel th in & a i r:to ~..d/ b e looked forward Parana, and Magdalena. Sh e will , Tbomas ;11 be decided whether Her fi rst voyage out to St. es , _ ;t „. by ' . the true magnitude and to with profound interest, t discoverescla gamer together with the human ingenuity has ye on _, a s u` it t should possess, so that it peculiarity of construe re cti w er dist and St. Thomas, a distance proportionate en n_ gi Soutbamp - releven or twelve days. The may run between, lee, i aa : ificent experiment consists in of nearly 4, 000 Pi' thie - n during the voyage, by which - lty m f c oal great difficulty Lien o WO tons heavier at the beginning the vast consume s __ ~ ter ship are be voyage. The La Plata will be coin these mons te r ship of t than at the end cap utio Allan. • down mended by a GuEss.—A physician going o _ Leg us A Vi r lo t s w i t h a friend of his, said to hit o a2 the l e ft, Regent-stresretty little woman you see there to I at , avoid Oat s p whOnnw me and casts on me looks of indignytou bad the er husband." " All! I understand ; replied the tend , '" - to dispatch him.' "On the contr fan • fortune him." doctor," I saved D