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, / . 7 - 27' ---'/. ~(- e---- I • • rim „ „.. GUILDHALL, 00TOBER 24, 1846. uoMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY'S oa t of i.,..1,,11)2 Nv,ll elect at (-; tALDIIALL co FAIDA7, the. Mitt, TENDL,tZ`,9IIJer next, at °Le o'clock precisely, to RECEIVE Ifi ch _ ,, L as n tor LETTING on LEASE for twenty-one years, from : Y ~. -• • • 1 I 'l / 4 : ,, , i - 1 \ .; ---- ~. .... r'A !P 1 1 ~, .-A Paqi 41 4 .445, . 1 ... ' ''. ' ?o, ',....siii . if -----, , _ • ~,,, .3„.,,.,,,, ~....„.„. „, :: •i i 4 *4- ,„-- ----, 4 7 '‘ittk , ' Ae NI C' ''' ' I kl: f '''C4t • Ct _., % 211:411 .....- ' , .- --- , -, e . 2, Ito - , 1 .. -2c ,2. ; " , , yel• A I 1", .I I -, :ft; vo )i, -, ,,mi ..„ , ..t. 1„( & AI ''.' \ A( . .: - '''''*,*". ..ii P .4P + ; 11 ' \ .11r '•,74 • x- -I,ltrW 6 ~,_4!z viwk, k . \ :4 , - --, '`="ikt• '*-', ~,, .._...t,„,.... 3 ,,, .4. 1 ,1 ~ --..:- f l / 4 - 4-.. -• , .... b . ',' 1 ~ , f - . _ , • - ;;;;',44:+= •-`' 1 `*.* -' -.', ; 4 .;:-.-- ' . 1 , Ty. e. , `,- DISTRICT O. 58.—Dzvox sliza , o LT .) Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts : Name. Po elation.( Name. Population. East Stonehouse... 9,7l2:Plympton SL Mary 19,817 St. Germains... ... 16,120; Oakhampton ..1 1 14 , -~ , ti r--, . it 41-.6.... alt? jr,;\ \,,;'....... . ' i krpottri,,,..lriTi42. a HOUSE, No. 19, on the NORTH SIDE of > ~. , r , ...k. . st c .L L t ' ..I.€ T BITILDLNGS. ' ..:7 , 'lief ' l 7` - Parti culars may be obtained; and plans seen, by applying „ the 'wee of Wurlts, Guildhall. 1 . THOS. SAUNDERS, Comptroller. ............2,"-.:.-.A....22..2%,„.„,_,..,..2-..„,,,,,, ..,„,2_22„„,,,„,,--„,,,„-......,a sr ~....5 ... ....t ..,,,„,, ,,. „:„2 ~,,,,,,,,, ...I, '4 a1,a.,22....11.1,....17, 27,1,-,..4,,,-,............F.C.. 4 THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.—The prin ,_„ :iple of this 'valuable invention is clearly demonstrated by liciVeicTs:oLtracßTeußpchohtrrdErnctimin his c Morning and Evening LECTURES at INSTITUTION. Dr. Ryan's CHE/II „, --..,. and on the Evenings of Mondays, Wed- MOD EL ', a nd rridays. The principles and uses of the WORKING th., _ , S, and other specimens of the Useful Arts, are explained to jiicv2iters. The OP.AQUE MICROSCOPE. The OXY-HYDROGEN ebieeVSC°PR, by CARY. re-produced with the most interesting Of .... The latest DISSOLVING VIEWS, by Charles Smith, are Vest lite rest and teauty. Admission, Is. ;• schools, Half-price. No. 16,883. LONDON, WEDNESDAY E E 1,7 S If NOVEMBER 4, 1846. Holsworthy... .T. 12,3335t0ke Damerel Kingsbridge... 21 ,537iTavistock Newton Abott 4 4,3581T0tnes Plymouth 36,5271 ••• 22.001 33,822 23,995 34,126 ANlMMlii@egimrif• ANTWERP, BRUSSELS, and the RHINE. (Sea Passage Seven Hours only.) The Antwerp Company's powerffil, splendid, and very favourite SteamshipANTIVERPEN, THOMAS JACKSON, Commander, leaves the St. Katbarine's-wharf, Tower, every SUNDAY MORN ING, at Ten o'clock, returning, from Antwerp every Wednesday morning, at Eleven o'clock. Carriages and horses may be sent to the wharf up to one hour before the time of starting, but all applications for the shipment of goods must be made to the London Agents, Messrs. Lightly and Simon, 123, Fenchurch-street, where, as well as at the Packet Office, 33, Regent-circus, Piccadilly, berths may be secured, and every in formation obtained. PRICE SD. THE SMALL DEBTS ACT. The following correspondence, and the details sub joined, will show what progress has been hitherto made in preparing to carry out this most important measure: " Wimbledon, Sept. 16. " Sir,—lt is the intention of her Majesty's Govern ment to proceed forthwith to put in execution the Act recently passed for the recovery of small debts. "The first thing to be done is the division of the country into convenient districts, which will be made by the authority of the Queen in Council ; but it is ad visable that the final consideration of the subject should' be preceded by some local inquiry, in order that a con sistent scheme may be brought under the notice of her Majesty's advisers. " It is my wish that you should undertake to conduct these inquiries, for which you are well qualified by your knowledge of the details of the Act and of the several local Acts which it will supersede. "I annex the particulars of a set of districts with which I have been furnished ; from which, combined with the verbal instructions which you have received from me, you will perceive the principles on which I wish the division to be proposed. " You will endeavour to ascertain from those persons who appear to you most likely to be able to furnish correct and disinterested information, how far these dis tricts are likely to prove convenient, and what altera tions may be deemed desirable. You will be careful to remind those whom you consult that this inquiry is merely preliminary, and that full opportunity will be given for the representations of all parties concerned, after the formal notice required by the Act shall have been given in the Gazette, of her Majesty's intention to take the matter into consideration. p..0pu215a432 DISTRICT No.' 10 . -- LANOASIIIRE, PART OF (BURY). • Proposed to consist of the following Superintenden Registrar's Districts :--- Nettle. Burnley Clitheroe Bury ... 77,496 Rochdale Haslrfirdl Name. Population. ..tcham ... 18,842 Bridgenorth. . 16,118 Church Stretton 6,069 Cleobury Mortimer 8,708 Clun .., 10,024 Drayton Market ... 13,950 Ellesmere ... 16,329 Ludlow ~. ... 17,521 Llanfyllin 20,445 Madeley .. 26,253 Towns in which it is prop( held :—Oswestry, Wem, Di Broseley, Shrewsbury, Strel low, Bridgenorth, Wellington Name, Montgomery Newport 10swestry Shiffnal Shrewsbury Wellington.. %Vern & Whitchurch 17,842 Population. ... 20,983 14,717 ... 23,074 ... 11,050 ,348 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts 274 should be held :—Newton Abbott, Totnes, Dartmouth, Rings bridge, Plymouth, Tavistock, Holsworthy, Oakhampton, Sal Lash. A--rITYS COLOITRE D PH OTOGRAPHIC PRAIT, At 24, P arliamen OßT treet, S t-s Westminster; A nd 85, King William-street, City e ; Polytechnic Institution, R gent-street. ImProvoment has been effected by the Patentee."— `Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held :—Aylesbury, Buckingham, Nort anell Leight on B uzzard, Ampthili, Bedford,ewp Biggle P sw g ade, , Berkhampstead, Brackley, Towcester, Daventry, Nor thampton, Wellingborough, Stony Stratford. Population. ... 41,280 ... 60,577 ... 21 .... 19 i9.—CORNWALL. ie following Superintendent DISTRICT No. 51 Proposed to consist of thi Registrar's Districts : Name. Population. Name. St. Austell 31.417 Penzance Bodmin... ... 20,800 Redruth Camelford ••. 8,063 Scilly Island s St. Columb ••• 16,167 Stratton Falmouth ... ••• 21,654 Tr uro ... Ile ... •• . 32,546 Launceston ... •• • 16,746 Liskeard ••• 26484 Towns i n w hi ch it is, proposed that Courts should be held:—Launceston, Came'ford Bedmi n , Li s k ear d , St. Austell, St. C o l um b Major, Truro, Penryn, Redruth, 111 /stone, Penzance. N.B.—The population is here taken from the account printed 2d October, 1841 (52) ; it differs slightly from the more correct return afterwards given in the census. The could not latterbe, bein arranged in hundreds and pari s h es, used for the present purpose. Towns in which ro osed that Courts should Rochdale. it is pp 256,563 be held :—Clitheroe, Liaslingden, Colne, Bury, Burnley, iGHAIIISFFIRE, PART OF; OX 13ERKSHIRE. ,he following Superintendent DISTRICT No. 38.—Bucra FORDSIIIRE, Proposed to consist of Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population.' Abingdon 18,789 Bradfield ... 15,557 Cookham ... 11,060 Faringdon 15,582 Newbury ... ... 19,963 Reading ... ... 19,528 Wallingford ... 13,930 1 Wantage ... 16,826 Wokingham 12,803 Bicester ... 15,231 Chipping Norton 16,151 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held:—Newbury, Wantage, Faringdon, Abingdon, Wal lingford, Reading, Maidenhead, Henley, Oxford, Wit neY, Chipping Norton, Woodstock, Bicester, Amersham, Theme. DISTRICT, No. Proposed to consist of a Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. 1 Bromley .. ... 16,079' bleu way Dartford ... 25,361 Milton Lewisham 23,013 North A Gravesend ... ... 15,665 Sever Hollingbourne 13,8301°- ••• ••• Hoo 2,794 _.,, ridge Maidstone ... 32,310 f Mali To i w ng ns in ..;thiel; it l i 7 ; 9 p 3 r 3 ( l heid:—Brotrdey, Dartford, tingbourne, Maidstone, Sev' Population. ... 50,100 ... 48,062 ... 2,382 ... 9,432 ... 43,137 MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF THE ONLY TYPE-FOUNDRY IN IRELAND, RR. CHARLES SHARPE, of No. 31, Ang i l o e: to 8 ,„„ . _ sea-street, Dublin, having been honoured with ins e Angle en ~ L L lea-street, PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Premises, 10,3,1.4toii_inev, the 12th day ofNovember next (if not previously dis at Twelve o'c t loc n k TH E l , ?' Priv!ite Contrast, of which due notice will be giy,T),.,_„ Imp, - Till}, PLANT, XACHINERY, AND IMPL E M ENTS , e seasequent Goodwill of that EstablLshed and well-app oint ed t-FOUNDRY LN LOWER LIFFEY-STREET, DUBLIN, hsilonging to the Trust-Estate of , ALEXA.NIDEft ANI) PATRICK WILSON, This ;nose celebrity as Letter-Founders is so well known. _ kent s „,?Pe,rt consists of a Typo-Foundry, Machinery, and Imle- . Ware);,,"" Nenty-two Working Furnaces, capable of Extension , 4 i .,..,_ a.s o oe and Dwelling -house, most compactly situated, and all fAlivevrt_Ver. 1.... - :unted particulars may be had on application. Trele nd 2', L . W orthy of attention, being the only supply of T rade . an d consimulding the almost exclusive supply et t he an Z ' afi e 1 1Z : ie" h " b een carried on uninterruptedly 44factured j:;,utrehser k in , k ulaY also arrange for the porchese of the 3 s l a a- . to this time ; blislisd, It esPe o :taji e -c an " r o PPOrtunity of at. once acquiring an E t biq so dino oeci lil4GHLY PROFITABLE BUSINESS oril S ale .will commence at T e 'lk on the above H enry barley,lcations, in the mean w ti lve , ma; e lse addressed to Henry F. 011verson kr. Di et °, ` Solicitor to the Bank n ot e Ireland, Dame-street, Dublin ; D u .,,T 441 8, 17. Lo r Ormond Quay, Dublin ; Messrs. Jaroes Mon -- " 1 , and LavievreF •k- lace London; and Mr. The ~AVU F ,~ t e 71, n ' Frederick-p lace, rc P IT.-.fleorge-streer t e Edinburgh. Sady) ' Wil l be ' 5 ., . e i T ,i.74 13 STOCK ' (of which Catalogues are now O rmond terms 1,005114,4 -- 9' Private Contract and in any quantity, on Quaylantagcolts, by Mr. John Cumming, 17, Lower 21st Octobm: nbl'"' _ _ , 1846. LIFE ASSURANCE AGENCIES.-AGENTS AND MEDICAL 283,355 REFEREES WANTED in the principal Counties of Glow cestershire, Somersetshire, and the West of England. Application to be made to A. 8., Mr. Fletcher, Stationer, Shaftes. bury-terrace, Pimlico London. DISTRICT No. 11.--)CoaxsnlßE, WEST RIDING, PART or (BRADFORD). Proposed t o consist of the following Superintenden Registrar's Districts:_. Name. Population. Name. Bradford ... .. 132,164 Skipton Keighley 36,175 Settle ..• ••• 14,096 Towns in which it is proi held:--Bradford, Keighley, osed that Courts should be rayton, Newport, Shiffnal, tton, Bishop's Castle, Lud t, Cleobury, Welchpool. Name. Population. Eleadington ... 14,091 Henley •.. 15,639 Oxford "' ••• 19,7 01 Thame ... 15,413 Witney ... 22,963 Woodstock ... ... 13,390 Amersham ..." ... 18,207 Wycombe ... ... 34,150 327,190 PUBLICATIONS. Population. ... 28,736 ISTRICT NO. 26 ....-STAFFORDSHIRE, PART OF (WOE. VERHAMPTON). Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Nam 3. Population. Dudley ... 86,028 Wolverhampton Walsall ... ... 34,274 and Seisdon ... 80,722 West Bromwich ... 52,596 Towns in which it is pro: held:—Dudley, Wednesbur This day is published, in 2 vols., post Bvo., price 255., the Second Edition of DEACON'S LAW and PRACTICE of BANK RUPTCY, with a Collection of Forms and Precedents, and Practical Notes. By EDWARD E. DEACON, Esq., Barrister-at- Law. Revised and Corrected by the author; with some additional References and Notes by Johnide Gex, Esq.," Barrister-at-law. Vol. I. The LAW and PRACTICE of BANKRUPTCY. Vol. 11. STATUTES, PRECEDENTS, andPBACTICAL FORMS relating to BANKRUPTCY. posed that Courts should be Skipton, Settle. 328,944 DISTRICT No. 12.—Yonsi OF L Proposed to consist o f t Registrar's Districts:— - - Name. Popula ti on,Halifa Name. Population. Hudd es field ..• 109 , 17 5 Todmorden ... 31,656 ..• 107,140 SHIRE WEST RIDING, PART &LIPA x). he following Superintendent 253,620 ►osed that Courts should be r, Walsall, Wolverhampton. GREAT BRITAIN STEAM-SHIP, TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. SlB,—Now, near the middle of the nineteenth cen tury, when competing merit has brought the sci ence of, engineering to such perfection that our most _ eloquent and learned councils tell us that there are no engineering difficulties save that of find ing money, it may be considered out of place for me, when great men are in the field, to contribute my mite in offering a few suggestions which, if not acted upon in floating the Great Britain, may in some degree be useful in stimulating more competent persons to ac complish so desirable an object. 1 The plan which I s h ou ld a d opt would be to place at each side of the s hip, an d at equal distance from the line of gravity, t wo cast-iron hollow . pillars, with cir cu l ar solid bases, and constructed of such strength , as would enable them to bear the whole weight of the ship the bases to be cons t ructed with ribs, and of sufficient di mensions to support the upright position of the pillars (the top of which should stand above the high water line of spring tides), or should these bases not be sufficient, the ground might be piled, and the pillars set in suitable frame-work; then at the top of these pillars I should carry tie beams from the one to the other, form ing a quadrangle, and using such other tie beams or chain work as might be required to secure the vertical position of the pillars, and from the top of the pillars on the starboard to the opposite ones on the larboard, I should carry a tudor-head of wrought iron, sufficiently strong to bear the weight of the ship, and constructed in such a way as to throw the lines of gravity as much as possible on the vertical pillars; care being taken at the same time to brace the pillars together with chains sufficiently strong to resist the outward pressure which would necessarily fall upon them. Then from the vertex of these arches I would suspend iron bars to the fulcrum of levers, placed in such position that the suspended iron bars would act as fulcrums to the levers, which would be so constructed as to enable four or five men to work them with a screw sufficiently powerful to lift a weight of 20,000 tons. Having thus securely, and of more than sufficient strength, arranged the whole apparatus, I would attach to the ship at low water as many boats or other floating bodies as I could procure, and with the rising tides I would gradually apply the combined powers every following tide, until I had succeeded in lifting the ship out of the sand • and if the water should th en b e f ound insufficient t o &at her, I would anchor a number of boats at a short distance from her, to break off the sea and storms till the next spring tides afforded me a mai lciency of water, making in the meantime such repairs as would enable me to tow her to sea ; and should the vessel when raised from the sand be capable of floating herself, there would be no difficulty in allowing her either then, or at any other - time, to carry away without danger the whole of the tackle and top part of the frame-work leaving behind only the metal pillars, which could afterwards be taken also. I am fully aware of the position in which the Great Britain is now placed, and I beg to recommend to all who are interested in the matter a careful perusal of these suggestions, which contain an outline of the system that I should adopt, had I the honour of assisting to float her, which I have no doubt would be the successful result of a proper application of these means. I am, Sir, your obedint servant, EDWARD SANDS, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. DISTRICT No. 27e-STAFFORDSEIRE (STAFFORD). Proposed to consist of the following-Superintenden Registrar's Districts:—. ', PART OF (MAIDSTONE). Le following Superintendent Towns in which it is pro] held:—Halifax, Huddersfiet 247,971 posed that Courts should be Id, Tod warden. Name. Population. Name. Population. Cheadle ... .. 17,859 Stoke-on-Trent ... 47,925 Leek and Longnor 21,307 Stone ... . 18,837 Lichfield ... .. 24,127 Utt oxe t er 14,407 Newcastle-under- Wolstanton Lyme ... ... 19,476 Burslem Penkridge ... 16,074 Stafford... 20.293 Towns in which it is pro) held :—Leek, Cheadle, News ford, Uttoxeter, Penkridge, Name. Population. Medway 36,590 Milton .. . 11,493 North Aylesford... 14,676 'Seven-Oaks ... 22,210 Sheppey . 10,856 Tonbridge ......23,814 " I have not thought it necessary that you should be furnished with more formal authority than this letter for instituting these inquiries, not doubting that you will meet with ready co-operation from all persons capable of assisting you in obtaining for her Majesty's Government the means gi n perfecting this measure, the proper adjust meat of wrich imports so highly to the common ad vantage. "I am, &c., " COTTENIIAM. o. OF Proposed to consist O of m t Registrar's Districts:— Name. PUpulation. Name. Population. Doncaster ... 32,400 Sheffield -...-.• Ecclesall Bi er l ow... 31,645 Thorne 85, 15,3076 1 Eccles field ... ... 41,461 Wortley 6 ... 23,214 Goole ... ••• ... 12,535 Rotherham 28,783 Towns in which it is pro; held: Sheffield, Barnslel Thorne. lISTRICT ;HIRE, WEST RIDING, PART CPFIELD). and to following Superintendoni 32,669 NIANCiItsT SOUTHAMPTON -ER AND SOUTIIA RAILWAY. ItirEliSlON of TIME FOR SENDING IN SCRIP. The Direct PEREMPTORY NOTICE. disi am 8, ors sive notice that, with a view to the conveDnien_ce to 7,040_ awareholder, they have determined to EXTEN tislicrtip Win t,„ 4 . 1 . 41 e ~ the sth day of November, the TIME within which Sth f'oetoeired for the purposes specified in the advertisement of w th ll e l event a return of its. b ore th, 1) 9 ., until and including which day, therefore, P s artie eiving i n that eon either of withdrawing from the Company (reo apo. "n oil to orth e neara!liarrient in the ensuing session, receiving, on e xecutionc.— s. per share) or of prosecutingt h e sigre„,;l Parliarnentary contract and supplementary subs riper ICo farm?". s oriP in eXchange for that held by them. N ttita ~. !.extension of time will be granted- Which forte their option Ssithin thelailing to send in their scrip and to elechre . ?en lid sPecified will be subject to forfeiture of th s crim . s ure tbe Directors Win be reluctantly compelled terekt%'`uoces. not being original allottees, will be required t give a e d sign s ilo or an d oil Parties forwarding old strip must fill up an to enforce. other of the annexed forms. Zit hc is . By order, JOHN WIIEELER, Secretary. ilway 4"irectors of the Manchester and Southampton Ra (l ent Company. oilier; scri for ,--/ hereby inform you that, as holder of the too Aveshares in this tuideitlkin which I enclose, it is my w ish to Parliament for ,' a Pitrty to the proposed' renewed application it h eiTrer i, ~ el "' i nstruct a railw-ay from Cheltenham to Southampton ; %lean, -sot accordingly to proceed with the undertaking, in su ch to Itallls the and under such nam P o or title, and subject to such conditi on s , Isk te to _ eectors shall deem best ; and I request you, accord b ing y t n a,,„ls scrip for shares in the said Manchester and SoutaTPto / Ji Or a .408, nY new undertaking founded thereupon, in exchange "sr held by tee, 232,974 posed that Courts should be castle, Shelton, Stone, Staf- Lichfield. 266,624 posed that Courts should be Gravesend, Rochester, Sit m-Oaks, Tonbiridge. " J. E. D. Bethune, Esq., &c." " Gwyder House, Whitehall, October, 1846. " Sir,—Enclosed I send you some copies of a map showing the boundary of a district, which it has been proposad to place under one judge for the purposes of the Small Debt Court Act. " These districts have been formed by consideration of the division of the country under the Act for Register ing Births, Deaths, and Marriages. The district No. ) consists of the superintendent-registrar's dis tricts, which are named in the accompanying list ; and it is proposed that courts should be held in the towns named at the foot of the list. I have not thought it ad visable at present to mark on the map any subdivisions of the district, because these cannot be well adjusted until the principle of the main division into districts is settled ; and it is desirable to learn in the first instance how far that is likely to prove satisfactory. The towns have been selected so as to cover the whole country with courts as equally as possible, having some reference also to those towns in which courts are now held under local Acts. It is not proposed that courts should be held at the same intervals in all these towns ; once a week or oftener will be necessary in some, while in others once a fortnight or month, or even less frequently, will be found sufficient. I request that you will take the trouble of communicating these lists to those gentlemen of your county who, in your opinion, are most likely to have considered the subject, and to intimate to them that I shall be glad to profit by any suggestions they may wish to make. These may be addressed, either to me, or to my secretary, Emilius Clayton, Esq., at Gwy der House, Whitehall, and endorsed Small Debts Courts.' After revising the lists upon such information as I shall receive in consequence of this first communi cation, I intend to send the maps, corrected as may be necessary, to each bench of magistrates in the county, and by these means I hope to be enabled to present an accurate report to the Lord Chancellor for his consi deration. I 270,430 posed that Courts should be Y, Rotherham, Doncaster, DISTRICT No. Proposed to consist of tb Registrar's Districts : 28 .—thIBS1111111. le following Superintenden DIBURICT No. 45.--KENT, PART OF (CANTERBURY). Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Name. Population. Blean ... ..• ... 13,745 Faversham ... ... 15,915 Bridge ... ... 10,981 Romney Marsh ... 5,200 Canterbury ... ... 14,986 Tenterden ... ... 10,999 Cranbrook ... ... 1 3,163 1 Thanet... ... ... 31,467 Dover .. .• ... 24,522 West Ashford ... 11,329 East Ashford ... 11,536 Eastry ... ... ... 23,928 Elham ... .. ... 14,662 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held: —Tenterden, Ashford, Romney, Folkston, Dover Faversham, Canterbury, Ramsgate, Deal. - Name. Population. Name. Population. Altrincham ... 31,019 Runcorn ... ... 26,136 Congleton ... 29,040 Wirral! . 31,532 Great Boughton ... 49,085 Malpas, part of ... 2,82 , Macclesfield... ... 56,018 Nantwich ••• ... 33,811 Northwich 29,018 Towns in which it is prop( held :—Birkenhead, Chester , ton, Macclesfield, Knutsfo, Frodsham. ISTRICT No. 14. YORKSHIRE, WEST RIDING, PART OF (LEEDS). Proposed t o cons i st of the followin Registrar's Di s t r i cts : g Superintendent Name. Population. Name. Population. Dewsbury ... .•. 60 ,713 Selb Leeds .. ... 168,667 y, West Riding 12,147 Pontefract ... 34,354 East Riding 2,953 Wakefield ... 45,648 Towns in which it is pro] held , —Leeds, Dewsbury, 202,433 osed that 324,482 Courts should b e "akefield, Pontefract, Selby. DISTRICT No. 29. Proposed to consist of th Registrar's Districts : Name. Population. Name. Population. Anglesey ... ... 38,105 Corwen... ... ... 15,098 Bangor &Beaum ar i s 25,902 Ruthin ... ... ... 16,619 Carnarvon ... ... 2 8,5111Wrexham ... ... 36,721 Conway ... ... 10,706, Holywell ... ... 40,787 Festiniog ... •. . 15,473, Bala ... • . 6,953 Llanrwst ... ... 12,322 ' Dolgelly • ... ... 13,208 Pwllheli ... •.. 21, 600 ---- Asaph, St. ... ... 23,568 305,546 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held :—Bangor, Carnarvon, Conway, Pwllheli, Trema doc, Dolgelly, Denbigh, Wrexham, trolywell, Mold, Ruthin, Corwen, Llanrwst, Bala. DISTRICT No. 15.—YORK3HIRE, NORTH RIDING. Proposed to consist of tho following Superintendent Registrar's Districts : Name. Population./ Name. Population. Askrigg 5 726 Thirsk •... 12,639 Bodale " Yorkg .„, 47,779 Easingwold ... 11,323 Tadcaster . . ... 19,554 Ley burn ... 9,957 Knaresborough ... 27,254 Northallerton ... 12,575 Otley ... Reeth 27, 6,758 Pately-bridge ... 7,9 094 99 Richmond ... 13,475 Ripon ..• .•• 18,983 229,662 --'-- towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held :—York, Tadcaster, Knaresborough, Otley, Easing , Thirsk, Northallerton, Richmond, Middl:hatn, Ripon. DISTRICT No. Proposed to consist of tl I Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Chertsey ... 14,929 Croydon ... ... 27,721 Dorking ... ... 10,968 Epsom ... ... 17,251 Farnham ... 17,787 Godstone ..• ... 11,459 Guildford ... 23,083 Rambleton ... 12,811 4 9.—SURREY. to following Superintenden Name. Population. Kingston ... ... 23,974 Reigate ••. ... 14,329 Richmond ... ... 13,558 Eton ... ... ... 20,247 Staines ... ... ... 13,216 Windsor ... ... 20,502 East Hampstead ... 5,935 Description •• • • Address ........ ..... . Reference • u Total number of Scrip enclosed...—. 1 / 4 42411 Ni D esiating Nos. ..... tity withdraw 'hin g tO ec i h oosts, frorn thWithdrawwill substttute the following words : tetti 3 re s Pann and to receive back the balance of eni ont. „ Peet of such scrip, in the mannerprescribed in your 4141NICIIESTER AND SOUTHAMPTON ~ Th„ attriTrYirnitt u , r• RAILWAY. ilkiultiii.,lll:NTA- 4, 31anagement inform the Shareholders _ T T! ftne 1311:8. AC/RELCiETTTIrtUIE'dfoSrUPP EXECUTION at the fol. 417' I.ol`ll)TNt,tinles, between the hours of Ten and Four daily P'', °r Afe.:... - ",' rout October 2Gth to Octeber 30th inclust . ve ; at ty, At e ,, , ileh plee;.• .01ton. Merriman, and Huuntng, Ausßn-friare,eCeitin! en referet; for the c onvenience of parties, but subject to lrefer atei a c e . bY parties not original allottees, old scrip will be At t he. INTents7,,!oliP g:lven in exchange. da,fic,,,,-—k rom October 27th to e o:tober 31st Inclusive. ' street. '141 1 '4 g°lll'Qanies Wheeler' 58, Georg th to October 31st in ' xt 'St th e PTONFrom October 27 rjaa4rl; he noellices of Messrs. Deacon and Long krip t ' : r e tita n! attending to . execute the deeds ter y , the cerniiaLnor,lon should previously ii y i lieu thereof the Se s c u r e e d - Sttei, In recei lit. in ...2.8 mikes, ilect , e neehtio,eentic7rt,cnange for an w d h c i ' eh the new scrip will be Is Nl' . 4 , t WIZ W , ll be given of the times and plaees convenience nsiirg; 4t oldek' `4O deeds will hereafter lie for the 19, 0 JOHN WHEELER, Secretary. kat B 7 order i, Westminster, Oct 24, 1846. Aiti()NETIISHIRE SLATE and SLATE Nrish aa SLAB COMPANY. . Sny lle g l atered Pursuant to Act of Parliament, 7 and 8 IN Victoria, Cap. 110.) ,eee "glettbs'aldial 5 0,0601., in 5,000 Shares, of 10i. each. b• •••••••7 44 CP Dr4ll3}e" "rne : ft'L "' Pr,,.T.Ti, BLAB, of the very ttil,4,,er.llttort te st meet the dasrl; ynCrv easteg Demand. The objects 4th'‘Wili'll, :° l 4 - 4 0 7 ,!e klly detailed in the Prospectuses, applie m ati an on a s g f e o r r Johnte te.itil,`,2__ the remaining Shares, may be made to the ioin,e7Z 9rfloas of the Company, 7, Cepthall-court n ; . or .. to Albion -street ill %dab'', brnolge agent 18, T hreadneedle -street, Lonao , str er, ri ew-street, York ; and Mr. John Cooper, ..I._ Leeds. hsTRICT No. 16.—Y0 Proposed to consist of tt Registrar's Districts Name Population. Name Beverley ... 18,957 Scarborough Bridlington ... ... 13,059 Sculcoat es Driffiald 16,829 Skirlaugh Ho wden 14,265 Helmsley Kingston-on-Hall 41,130 Pickering Mahon ... 21,949 Whitby Patrington 8,677 Pocklington... . 259 15,432 , Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should 184 be held .—H u ll, B ridlington, Helmsle, Hedon, Scar borough, P oc kli ngton, Beverle y Driffield, Malton.Y , Whitby, Bowden, RKSIIIRE, EAST RIDING. to following Superintendent DISTRICT No. 30.—, Proposed to consist of ti Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Aberavon ... 12,874 Aberystwith ... 22,242 Cardigan 19,901 Lampeter 9,866 Newcastle-in-Emlyn 20,860 Tregaron ... 10,253 Carmarthen ... ... 37,512 Llandeilofawr ... 17,128 Llandovery ... 14,726 302,367 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held:—Newton, Llanidloes, Aberystwith, Machynlleth, Lampeter, Newcastle-in-Emlyn, Cardigan, Pishguard, Haverfordwest, Pembroke, Narbeth, Carmarthen, Lla nelly, Llandovery, Llandeilofawr. SOUTH-WEST WALES. le following Superintendent Towns in which it is prop held:—Kingston, Croydon, Dorking, Guildford, Farn] Widsor. -247,772 )osed that Courts should be Epsom, Godstone, Reigate, 'ham, Haslemere, Staines, • Name. Popul a tio n . [ Llanelly ... ... 20,178 ! Narbeth ... ... 21,753 Haverfordwest ... 37,139 Pembroke ... ... 19,671 ISfachynlleth ... 12,306 Newtown & Llanid- Population. ••• 21,305 .., 36,207 DISTRICT No. 50.— SUSSEX. Proposed to co ns i s t o f th e f o ll ow i ng Superintendent Registrar's District s: — Name. Populatio n . I N ame. P opulation. Battle ... ... 12,034 Petworth ... ... 9,681 ... Brighton ... ••• 46,742 Rye ... ... ... 11,792 Chichester ... ... 14,630 S teyn i ng ... ... 14,353 euckF.eld ... ... 17,132 Thakeham ... ... 7,578 Eastbourne ... ... 7,950 Ticehurst ... ... 14,197 East Grinstead ... 12,619 U c kfi eld ... ... 16,447 Hailsham ... ... 12,433 Westbourne... Hastings ... ... 14,847 West Hampnett ... 14,157 Horsham ... . . 13,410 Worthing ... ... 177.18 Lewes ... ... . . 24 , 8 1 7 , --- Midhurst ... . 13,320 302,555 Towns in which it i s proposed that Courts should be held.—Hastings, Hailsham, Lewes, Brighton, Worthing, Arundel, Chichester, Petwortb, Horsham, East Grin stead. 9,013 •• 12,010 ••• ... 10,251 •.• 20,100 " I take leave again to remind you that the inquiry with which I am charged in this matter is wholly preli minary, and that the subject will come to be discussed by her Majesty in Council, after the statutory month's notice has been given in the Gazette, which will not be until after the Lord Chanellor has received my report. " The information which I new seek is, whether the towns selected are well chosen, whether any others ought to be added or substituted for those in the list ; also whether any part of the pro posed district would be more advantageously an nexed to an adjoining district, or any addition taken into it. For the purpose of facilitating the consideration of these questions I have had the situation of some of the chief towns in the adjacent districts lying near the boundary marked in the margin of each map. " I have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient servant, 4 g T P Il TIL , PLTTTXTI, Chancellor's letter of instructions to me." Toes ... ... ... 25,958 DISTRICT No. 17 Proposed to consist of ti Registrar's Districts Name. Population. Name, Population Boston ... 34,680 Louth .. . 29,588 Bourne... ... ... 19,832 Sleaf or d Caistor... 27,068 Spalding ... 20 549 Glandford Brigg.., 29,828 S p i ls b y , 26,699 Holbeach 16,997 Gainsborough ... 25,855 TTomnnoodn Towns in which 31,3 proposed that Uourts should be held :—Brigg, Gainsborough, Lincoln, Sleaford, Bourne, Spalding, Boston, Spilsby, Horneastle, Louth, Market Rasen, Caistor, Grimsby. . — LINCOLNSHIRE. [0 following Superintendeni DISTRICT No. 31 .--SOUTII-EAST WALES. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. i Name. Population. Breck flock ... 17,689 Cowbridge&Bridgend 21,357 Builth ... 8,714 Cardiff ... 32,552 Crickhowell ... 17,666 Swansea ... 38,641 Hay ... ... 11,330 Kington ... 9,315 Merthyr ... 52,864 Presteign& Knighton 15,73$ held :—Swansea, Neath, ridgend, Cardiff, Merthyr, Brecknock, Hay, Builth, Rhayadar, Presteign. Sheffield, Nov. 2, 1846. DISTRICT No. 5, Proposed to consist of th Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Aireafm4-1 Andover Ig,g`a Basingstoke... ... 16,636 Catherington ... 2,356 Droxford ... 10,282 Fareham ... 14,595 Hartley Wintoy ... 10,722 Havant—. 6,642 Petersfield 7,461 Portsea... ... 53,036 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held:—Portsmouth, Newport (Isle of Wight), Peters field, Alton, Basingstoke, Andover, Winchester, Romsey, Southampton, Bishop's Waltham. 1 .--HelurnmE. Le following Superintenden GUN COTTON. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir,—The great excitement created in the minds of the scientific portion of the community by this discovery should create regret for the iniudicious ,nnhiirefee °teen ries." One, unfortunately, has already occured to a gifted young man which every one must regret; to prevent a recurrence of this, and to lay bare this specious but very doubtful benefit to science, I will, with your leave, endeavour to put the public in possession of the rationale of this mechanical distribution of explosive matter ; for, in reality, it is but a mechanical discovery after all. In endeavouring to do this, I will use language of the plainest description, and convey my explanation as briefly as possible. The two agents in the production of gunpowder of all qualities are nitre and charcoal. Sulphur is an adjunct not absolutely necessary, save as an agglomerating substance, to give an enduring consistency to the grains of gunpowder. Experi ments have shown gunpowder to be equally pro pellant without this agent as with it. Sir Humphry Davy discovered that gunpowder, formed mechanically into the smallest state of grain or granulation possible, gave a much more instantaneous explosion than when in a larger grain. The principle is, that the smaller grains present the greatest amount of surface, a greater number of interstices to be acted upon by the flame, and hence the whole converted into explosive fluid simultaneously. Experience Las shown this dis covery to be perfectly worthless in practice, as convic tion has gradually returned to the fact that gunpowder, to be beneficially employed in the expulsion of projec tiles, must be made of a grain proportionate to the size of the gun used. In sporting gunpowder there are three or four sizes of grain ; in artillery a very much larger grain is necessary ;—why ? That the grain may burn longer, to keep giving out fresh expulsive matter, until the larger mass of projectile is put into motion, and to continue this generation of forte until it has reached the highest state of velocity. This slight introduction brings us to the fact that gunpowder, to be beneficial, must be a propellant, moderated hi its explosive tendency by mechanical means. We possess a knowledge of explosive materials vastly more powerful than gunpowder, but, from this very fact, quite useless as a projectile force. This has been sufficiently tested on many occasions. The discovery of the gun cotton is the extreme diffusion of nitre in immediate contact with char coal, or, more properly speaking, carbon, the ingredients of which exist in the most minute portions that can be conceived, the nitre in solution, the carbon in the smallest particles, many thousand times more minute than ever attempted (or possible) to be obtained by any other means whatever. The action of the acid upon the cotton, when immersed in it, is to remove the small proportion of vegetable matter, and to impregnate the remainder, which is nearly all carbon, with nitre; thus forming by simplest means the most perfect ' incorporation of the explosive agents, and exposing an amount of surface to the action of the flame greater than obtainable by any other means yet discovered. It will be perceived this is but the exten sion, to an enormous extent, of Davy's scheme of small granulation ; for i t is but the simultaneous libe ration of the gases of gunpowder by mechanical agency; there is no new power, obtained ; its action is thus powerful by its instantaneous ignition. The low tem perature at which it is ignited arises from the minute ness of the particles brought in contact with the heating agent. The reason of its being exploded over granulated gunpowder without igniting it is, that its explosion does not endure sufficiently long to raise the particles of gun powder up to 600 degrees of heat ; but could the gun powder be reduced to the most impalbable state of pow der, similar to the cotton wool, it would explode with the same degree of heat. Sporting powder explodes at a less temperature than cannon powder, and so on, all depending on the quantity of matter heated. Another point, that 40 grains of the gun cotton effects : na o re f orce than or gives more velocity (to small pro.; Li? e ) 50 grains of gunpowder, ma y b e exp s l ec al o b n e d d b,y two ly facts—first, its instantaneous exp losion , 3, than the , filling o.r being m e or a e id b a greater space, . of lk the expansion of gun powder in genie , it . ga ins . the aid and a corres pondingtbe air contained w i th i n its __i re the same amount of perma nentacquired.te But that the same weight velocity i is achym t i h eal e d e i e s r e t o ai v n er ty y ; te be a there- gasses as the other of the one generate fore, we are J ustified in as sertin g .. of explosion. The just estimation of these really mechanical means of diffusing and incorporating taheetsagmeunstst impress us w ith conviction that, save for f very limited purposes, this discovery can never bene fi t the human race, and is certain to cause many lamentable accidents; no gum ever made will long withstand its use, if quantity is employed, as the intensity of its velo city brings it on a perfect similarity with the fulminat ing compounds; these will project small projectiles with great velocity a given distapce, but to obtain an ex tended range is impossible, with safety; its application to cannon mall (if very great caution is not used) be the means of destroying many valuable lives; for sufficiently do I feel conversant with the subject to affirm, that there is not a gun in her M ajesty's se rv i ce b ut would burst it charged with anything like the same weight as is used of gunpowder, and under no circumstances will an ex treme range be obtainable. Time will show this view - to be correct. I am, &e. Name. Population. . Whitchurch... ... 5,496 Wight, Isle of ... 42,547 Winchester and DISTRICT NO. 1.-- Proposed to consist of t] Registrar's Districts : Name. Population. Alnwick ... 18,768 Belford ... ... 6,421 Bellingham ... ... 7,462 Berwick ... 20,938 Castleward 14,5371 Glendale ... 14,217 llaltwhistle ... 5,949 Ilexham ._.. 27,929 -NORTHUMBERLAND. 'e following Superintendent _ lONETIifIRE ATE and SLATE vohs._LlCO 18 hereby xiTeden,a44l:'raCt .h:t.P4oyevrill be receiv C:llol[l.appUa.tions for Shares in this IcioNosir, the 9th of No next, —l7ewphi itithe allotment will u I-court, Oct. 30, 1 84 1 1. Pr6ceeded with. Name. Population. Morpeth ... 14,995 Newcastle ... ... 71,850 Rothbury ... ... 7 297 Tynemouth ... 55,625 Gateshead ... 38,747 DisnucT No. 1 8.--NoruNonAmsninE. Proposed to consist of the following Superintuuden Registrar's Districts:— DISTRICT No. Proposed to consist of th, Registrar's Districts : 32.— NORFOLK. e following Superintendent Hursley ... ... 23,044 Kingselere ... ... 8,463 Name. Population. Aylsham ... 20,056 Blotlea.. 10,555 Docking ... ... 16,930 Erpingham 20,513 St. Faith ... 11,556 Flegg,East & West 7,684 Forehoe 13,529 Henstead ... 11,381 Laddon & Clavering 14,472, Mutford and Loth ington T, Name. Population. Name, Population. Basford ... 59,634 Radford ••• ••• 22,470 Bingham ... 16,196 Southwell ... 25,011 East Retford ... 21,376 Worksop ••• ••• 17,975 Mansfield ... ... 27,627 Grantham 25,619 Newark ... ••• 27,350 Nottingham ... 53,080 Towns in which it is pro) —Worksop, East Redford, : ham, Mansfield, Tuxford, G . Name. Population. Mitford & Launditch 28,493 Norwich ... ... 61,846 Swaffham 13,084 Thetford ... ... 17,542 Tunstead & Raping 15,436 Walsingham ... 20,960 Wangford . . 13,860 Wayland 11,163 Yarmouth ... ... 24,031 307,439 ELSE 1,11)nrIlitnill)1ILlavy nitEC°N and . ?dotter ix hereby given, that the further vrinding.up of the Welsh midland and Brecon and Merthyr affairs will be conducted at the 'Alcoa of the Newport, Abergavenny and Hereford Railway, No. 2 ' moors of City. And notice is hereby further given, that the blrectors suesattend at the (dikes, 2, Noorgae-street, on FRIDAY, Gtli NoveMber, and each succeeding Friday, be the hours of Eleven and Three, until further notice, for payment of the remaining portion of the first instalment of 15s. pee share on Welsh Midland shares; and 7s. fsl. per share on Per and Merthyr shares. An interval oft wo clear days must elapse between the delivery Cr scrip and payment of instalment. By order, (Signed) 304,735 i Towns in whieh it s pro held :—Berwick, Belford, V Morpeth, Newcastle, Nord whistle. posed that Courts should be Vooler, Alnwiek, Rothbury, Shields, Hexham, Halt 296,338 posed Courts should be held Newark, Bingham, Notting rantham. DISTRICT No. 52.—DORSET, Proposed to consist of ti Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Alderbury 14,171 Amesbury ... 7,698' Mere ... ... 8,494 Salisbury ... ... 9,490 Tis bury 10,106 Wilton ... ... 10,327 Beaminster ... 15,112 Blandford ... 13,856 Bridport ... 16,695 Dorchester &Cerne 23,280 Poole ... 12,074 Shaftesbury ... 13,106 Sherborne 12,242 !HIRE, WILTSHIRE, PART OF. ►e following Superintendent DISTRICT No. 2.— DURHAM. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendeff Registrar's Districts:— 1 ... 16,391 'owns in which it is prop held :—Swaffnam, Fakenha Derehatn, Attleburgh, Non Buneay. —. 349,487 losed that Courts should be .m, Cromer, Aylsham, East with, Yarmouth, Lowestoft, Name. Population. Sturminster ... 10,235 Wareham&Purbeck 16,542 Weymouth .. ... 18,683 Wimborne & Cran borne ... ... 15,949 Christchurch ... 7,828 Fordingbridge 6,705 Lymington ... 11,489 New Forest ... ... 13,244 Ringwood ... ... 5,303 Name. Population. Name. Population. Auckland ... 21,979 Stockton&Sedgefield 39,856 Chester-le.street... 18.357 Sunderland ... ... 56,226 Darlington ... 21,488 Teesdale ... 19,574 Durham and Lan- Weardale ... 10,174 cheater ... ... 38,865 Stokesley 9,046 Essington, ... r.. 15,357 Guisborough ... 10,543 Houghton 16,0671 South Shields ... 28,9071 306,839 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held:—Durham, Sunderland, South Shields, Hartlepool, Stockton, Darlington, Bishops Auckland, Walsingham, Barnard Castle. DISTRICT No. 33.— SUFFOLK. THOMAS PITCrIARD, Secretary of the Welsh Midland Railway. JOHN TAYLOR, N ~ 3, 1846. See retar' "Br econ and Merthyr Railway Company. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— NATIONAL ANTI-POOR -LAW PROVI _DENT AND BENEVOLENT UNION. okkii,7l4lk; XRETING vvill be held on THURSDAY next, at the deZern. BielloNgate-street, at One o'clock precisely, of gen" er a of, u 8 of bettering the condition of the well-dieposed mem 'working classes. The Bon. the LORD MAYOR In the Chair. Name. Population. ! Name. Population. Bly thing ... ... 27,319 Plomesgate ... 21,059 Bosmere and Claydon 16,521 Risbridge ... 17,440 Bury St. Edmunds 12,544 1 Sampford 11,818 Cosford 18,237 1 5t0w 19,675 Dep ward ... . . 25,590 Sudbury ... ... 30,048 Guiltcross 11,9651Thingoe .. 18,031 Hartis mere 18,5291W00d bridge ... 23,015 Hoxne 15,797 Ipswich ... 25,254 Mildenhall ... 9,184 Towns in which it is prof held:—Eye or Diss, Hales% Edmunds, Stowmarket, Sw ham, Woodbridge, Hadleigh 272,733 Towns in which it is pro' held :—Salisbury, Shaftesb Dorchester, Weymouth, Pool Lymington. DISTRICT NO. 53.—WILTSHIRE, PART OF ; SOMERSET posed that Courts should be )ury, Blandford, Bridport, rle, Ringwood, Christchurch, NATIONAL ANTI-POOR -LAW PROVI- I NA 15.13. AN-D BENIVOL'ENT eies-,...ut5.T14. begs to acknowledge the receipt of letters 1 2 ) .'11 of tha-.7.ll_lllBters, and Laity, of various denominations, to gs,erki, 1 " 411,0 4 °0 bo v a PeroPosed Institution, but regrets that from i t l e T jklayse thern urte4llc of theh: communications, it will be imposs b e , t,„ no ,ext _Fo_nsideration p la te itfter the Public Meeting on octob.enr4V,ltZ:6taketi . DISTRICT No. 3.—Csnnn: Proposed to consist of tl Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Name. Population. Alston • 6,063 Wigtown ... 23,366 Bootle ... ... 5,516 East Ward ... ... 13,807 Brampton ... 10,525 Kendal ... ... 34,694 Carlisle ... 36,084 West Ward ... 7,968 Cockermouth 35,676 Ulverstone ... 26,746 Longtown ... 9,722 Sedbergh 4,836 Penrith... ... 20,989 Whitehaven... ... 29,971 265,963 Towns is which it is proposed that Courts should be held :—Carlisle, Wigton, Cockermouth, Whitehaven, Keswick, Penrith, Appleby, Kendal, Ambleside, Kirkby Lonsdale, Ulverstone. :BLAND, WESTMORELAND. Le following Superintendent 322,026 ;osed that Courts should be forth, Mildenhall, Bury St. iburv, *lpswich, Saxinund , Ilaverhill. SHIRE, PART OF. Proposed to consist of tho following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Bradford ... 13,379 Caine 9,324 1 Chippenham 23,297 Cricklade andWoot ton Bassett ... 13,165 Devizes ... 22,130 Highworth and Swindon . Hungerford Name. Population. Marlborough ... 9,234 Melksh am ... 18,879 Pewsey ... 12,259 Warminster ... 17,109 Westbury andWor welsdown ... 13,395 Bath ... 69,232 Fromo 25,640 1411Si e „„,, AL BOXES, of high quality, the Z) 0,3--"aillian beautifully finished playing upwaras of 750 t,,* b.02e,:r8". S ce. A Catalogue of the 'relaying Mus with the price of 11, , !_ifi bt v,ZoW publishe, and may be had, gratis, on application, (-,krvOlty ..", puPaid, if applied fer by a paid letter. —T. COX 4tellur'eti. ~ oldsmiths, &c., 47, Cornhill (seven doors from ' Areet), London. DISTRICT No. 34.—EssEx. Proposed to consist of 6e611o1v1;1S uperintenden Registrar's Districts:— - Name. Population.j Name. Population. Billericay ... 14,934 Orsett ... 10,157 Braintree ... ... 16,018 Rochford ... 14,617 Chelmsford .. 30,603 Romford ... 22,216 Colchester ... 17,790 Saffron Walden ... 18,821 Dunmow 19,884 Tendring . . 26,251 Epping 15,987 West Ham ... ... 26,919 Halstead 17,691 Witham ... 15,40 Leaden & Wins tree 20,851 Mahlon 20,838 Ongar 11,804 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held : Harwich, Colchester, Maldon, Chelmsford, Rochford, Billericay, Romford, Epping, Dunmow, Saffron Walden, Halstead. DISTRICT: No. 35.—HER1 PAR' r tfil BUN TER AND THE SABLE. Totere aWarSeE, WkoS°tit'iArilLEerFtAhilal'eßv.en a sable Is suPPosed toYbeeable, 4 Hee Jo speakfable. is always allowed to a Poet unY a h * 1%,,„,,. _ ard has occasion to show , I t - a -, a:; unintal, known as the sable, they say, i 4 Dray, al ' 6 following speech to a hunter one day : Wh ),citi aster Ruriter, explain, ifyou are able, The Mt.+ e°4l6 la Pnrsuit of an innocent sable. 5,V,,,, iai'rs abound in Raintschatka Siberia— TrUe. t ie /. .! e 't us as animals very superior." Irate, o,:, said ti hunter .. your elegant skin The i",„ilYattractions vrhichcannot but win. Th e he'll', (fair creatures !) arall times admire l'o U'il s a t„, nt3 ' You add to their Winter attire. With the with both eyes If you saw what was done 44,1. . 'lir of the sable lay MOSES and SON. 114vc",11141°StS ELM SOX (you're aware whom I mean) 111 f,et..... On assortrnetit as never was seen ; wi,e'r,ould scarcely know which to admire, °Or tur,std° prize ost in thls ti Atiq to „ , 4it drewchased byMOSES and SON, A gt r i , l oir a ' ultinlilitilloakisess which can ne'er lta out-done. Alia ;te]. at thi , 1.8 , too, as well r s ;louse, which is everywhereknown. Tile ;,,,,.._have 1 t o id yo u, ai, well as I'm able, "mul' hunt for the beautiful sable. &UT OP PRICES. kriaDr slaDa. 15,559 19,892, 1 212,498 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held:—Bath, Frome, Chippenham, Highworth, Marlbo rough, Wootten Bassett, Devizes, Warminster, Brad ford, Melksham, Trowbridge. DIRTRICT No. 4.--LANcAsimt . E. PART OF (PRESTON) Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts Name. Population. Name. Population. Blackburn ... ... 75,091 Lancaster ... ... 34,748 Chorley ... 38,836 Preston ... 77, 189 Fylde 20,940 1 Garstang 13,0171 Towns in which it is prop held :—Lancaster, Garstarq burn, Chorley. DISTRICT No. S.—LANCAf 320,818 DISTRICT No. 54.—GLouct Proposed to consist of t Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Cheltenham... ... 40,221 Cirencester ... ... 20,726 Gloucester 26,838 Northleach 10,661 Stow in the Weld 9,522 Stroud ... ... 38,920 Tetbury ... 5,891 Tewkesbury ... 14,957 Towns in which it is pre held :—Chipping Campden, Wok!, Tewkesbury, Cheltenl Newnham, Stroud, Cirencest STERSIIIRE (GLOUCESTER). 10 following Superintendent 259,821 osed that Courts should be ;, Kirkham, Preston, Black- Name. Population. Wes tburyon Severn 14,619 Wheatenhurst ... 7,970 Winchcomb ... ... 10,000 Malmesbnry... ... 14,716 Newent... .., ... 11,687 'FORDSHIRE, MIDDLESEX, I' OF. Le following Superintendent MIRE, PART OF (Mak/4). ie following Superintendent Proposed to consist of th Registrar's Districts : Name. Population. St. Albans ... ... 17,051 Bishop Stortford 19,380 Hatfield and Welwyn 8,023 Hemel Hempstead 11,499 llertford ... 14,145 Hitchin ... 22,346 Royston and Bunt ingford 24,929 Ware ... 15,528 Towns in which it is pro held :—Royston, Hitchin, Hertford, St. Albans, Watfo ham, Edgeware, Uxbridge, I Proposed to consist of tl Registrar's Districts : Name. Population. Name. Population. Ormskirk .. 34,975 Wigan 66,032 Prescot ... 43,739 West Derby ... 88,652 Towns in which it is pro held :—Ormskirk, St. Hale Name. Population. Watford . . ... 18,009 Barnet ... 13,751 Edmonton ... .. 52,569 Hendon ... 15,444 Uxbridge ... 18,889 i Luton ... 19,010 226,728 oposed that Courts should be Winchcomb, Stow in the ilium, Northleach, Gloucester, ter, Tetbury, Newent. 233,398 posed that Courts should be i s, Prescot, Wigan. e5,,, ,t 'l ''eats 411 • )1t,h44111Q1,1,6k1,41s f r - ---- , r 4 . 0 S 6 trW Winf•kqtaiti,(:4lrinf•e•n•s• ••••••••'•••• • • • • • • • • • • • 0 10 6 1.,),Y•° Wikrt 4ats‘.‘4(l Chest' • • " • • • • • • • • • • • • •• description eed T r „ tr Q k ••• • eri leada, and every . 1 i 0 theskik "14er, l'it,ls• ~" •• • • • • ...Peas c o •L• .• : nt,i .!erY atYie and make.... •••• • • • • : 114 6 , 0 $, '°(11( Cos 4 4 •• ': •••• •• '• • •• • • • • • • • • ************ •• • • • :: •• :: 0 18 k A oy 4 , l : l Nreasi • '' •••• ::•••••••••••••••• ***** • • • • *** :: *** : .. 1 0 0 y r ili llias t el V est, ••• • • ... ***** .....•.. . • . .• • ..... 1 IS 0 " 'vest, Tro r 'e titts • .............• •• •••••• • • .. 0 18 6 'l4llllll/ t o ... 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'''' Ib7 Alluories, and 83, 84, 85, and 86 Aldgate, •11)11 "."--111 M ;!...e agsf.,— ••,,, oses and Son regret being obliged to guard the k:,••tiskti4ioinzoistors, but have learned that the untradesman i7it„heeri totorteil to in nuected with them, or it's the same concern, a ttsf r t l iitve no cc,11„,i0,11,n11847 Inztauces, and for obvious reasons. ~,8 hos e ._ any other house in or out of London; ' lid t.. w . n . derma genuine and che• ii clothing, &c., should call at, liei, 4,-;unnics a;";•1 Aldgate City, Zt i lri.l7• • - - , A o buslues• tran.act•ed ay,tLiondon. isneesssta:lishment from sun.. otitg'•7 till sunset SaturdaY• when bush Th. i resealed till twelve ,114404" ' ta itlZtr . ice to the fur department I at 83, Allgitte, corner of the '44 tie far 1110 eltuirch, 270,573 DISTRICT NO. 6.— LANCASHIRE, PART or. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Ltegistrar's District : Name. Population. Liverpool ... ... 223,054 Town in which it is proposed that Courts should be held:—Liverpool. DISTRICT No. 55.—GLOUCESTERSHIRE,, PART OF (BRISTOL). Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Name. Bristol ... ... ... 64,298 Thornbury Chipping Sodbury 19,230 Bedminster Clifton ... ... ... 66,233 Dursley ... ... 16,621 Key nsham ... ... 21,710 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held: —Bristol, Chipping Sodbury. posed that Courts should be Luton, Bishop Stortford, Ird, Barnet, Enfield, Totten- Tampstead, Highgate. Population, DISTRICT No. 36.— CAMBRIDGE, HUNTINGDON, NORTH.. AMPTONSUIRE, PART OF. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts : Name. Population. I Name. Population. Cambridge ... 24,453 St. Neot's ... 18,035 Caxton &Arrington 10,080 Freebridge Lynn 12,578 Chesterton ... 21,608 King's Lynn ... 16,554 Ely . . 20,077I1)ownham Market 19,200 Linton 12,9581Kottering ... 18,327 27,383 1 0und1e ... 14,975 14,773 1 Peterborough 23,314 9 , o32 lThrupstone ... 12,041 31,4841 ... 18,431 19,1071 Towns in which it is prop aeld:—Cambridge, Nowmar Peterborough, Downham 11.1 ton, Ltuntingdon, Oundle, K ... 16,466 ... 36,268 DISTRICT No. 7.---LANCASHIRE, PART OF (BOLTON). Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— 240,826 - Name. Bolton ... Leigh ... Salford ... Population. Name. Population. ... ... 97,519 Warrington ... ... 31,732 .•• ... 26,588 Woraley ... ... 9,710 ..• •.. 70,228 DISTRICT No. Proposed tl consist of tl ,egistrar's Districts : ;6.--SomEusET. le following Superintendent Towns in which it is prop held:— Salford, Bolton, Leigl 235,777 )used that Courts sluiuld be ;h, Warrington. Newmarket North Witchford Whittlescy . Name. Population. Axbridge ... 32,206 Bridgewater... ... 31,778 Chard ... ... 26,609 Clutton... ... 25,646 Lan ;port 18,109 KGpton-Mallet ... 17,8 05 1 Taunton ... 33,422 Towns in which it is pro Name. Population. Wellington ... ... 21,777 Was ... ... ... 20,611 Witliton ... ... 19,379 Wineunton ... ... 21,286 Yeovil ... ... ... 27,894 DISTRICT No. B .—LANCASHIRE, PART OF (MAN CHESTER). Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts: Name. Manchester Chorlton Wisbeach .. "luntingdon ;t. Ives 344,410 iosed that Courts should be rket, Ely, March, Wisbeach, larket, St. Neot's, Kimbol 'uttering, Thrapstone, Lynn. Population. 295,922 ,posed that Courts shoUld be ruton, Yeovil, Bridgewater, Watt:het. . 192,408 • 93,736 held :—Wells, Axbridge, lii Somerton, Chard, Taunton, 1 DISTRICT No. 37.—NORTIIAMPTON, PART OF ; BED FORDSHIRE ; BUCRINGHA.MSHIRE, PART OF. i_wepwnomrso t ri idtnhdw*l'eton, Oldham, 286,144 Town in which it i s proposed that Courts should be held:—Manchester. DISTRICT No. 9 . -- LANCASHIRE, PAR T OF C HESHIRE, PART OF (ASTON). Proposed to consist o f th e f ollowing Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. N ame. Population. Ashton andOldham 173,964 Elafield & Glossopp 2409 1 . 9 . 9 , 9 8 16 5 , 9 8 6 2 7 9 2 , it is pro f SS h e at olTddc( DISTRICT No. 57.— DEVONSHIRE, PART OF (EXETER). Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent's Registrar's Districts Name. Population. Name. Axminster ... 20,585 South Molton Barnstaple 37,452iTiverton and Dul- Bideford 19,568 1 verton Crediton 22,076 Torrington ... Exeter ... 31,3331 Honiton 23,8911 St. Thomas ... 47,1051 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held : — Axminster, Honiton, Tiverton, Eieter, South liolton, Baru**, Bideford, Crediton. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts: — Name. Population. Name. Am pthill 15,681 Brixworth Bedford ... ... 31,767 Daventry Biggleswade 20,694 Hardingstone Leighton Buzzard 13,945 Northampton Woburn ... ... 11,282 Pottersbury Aylesbury ..• 22,134 Towcester Buckingham ... 14,239 Wellingborough . Newport Pagnell 22,990Berkhampstettd Winslow ... 8,376' 13rackley 13,508 Population. Population. .. 20,978 ...- 14,330 ... 21,467 8.668 28,103 9,704 12,537 20,133 11,512 G Aston New-town, BirminghamLWlLlAM , Nov. 2. REENER. ... 38,169 ... 18,188 By his will, the late Robert Campbell, Esq., left 5001. toward s f orm i ng a f und for the maintainance of the widows of clergymen, and 3001. to the Church Missionary Society.-- , Sydney Morning Herald, June 2. THE TEMPLE CHURCH.—Yesterday, the 3d inst., a notice was affixed at the Temple Church, intimating that daily morning service, at nine o'clock, is again re sumed until further notice. 279,345 300,556 posed that Courts should be Ashton, Stockport. 301,169 7w :fir. DISTKICT O. 19. RDYSHIRE. Proposed to consist of the fulllowing Superintendent Registrar's Districts : Name. Population.) Name. Ashbourno 20,36 9 1 Chesterfield Bakewell ••• 31,319 Derby Bel per •.. 46,23515hard10w Burton 28,878 f Chapel-en-le-Frith 11,349! 245,124 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held:—Chapel-en-le-Frith, Bakewell, Chesterfield, Al freton, Wirksworth, Ashbourne, Derby, Burton. Population 39,379 ... 35,015 ... 32,640 DISTRICT No. 20.--LFac Proposed to consist of legistrar's Districts:— CESTERSIII Et E, RUTLAND. 9 following Superintenden Name. Population, Ashby-de-la-Zouch 24,234 Barrow-on-Soar ... 19,695 Billesdon ... • • • 6,810 maby ..• ... 13,699 Leicester . • . 5 0,932 Loughborough ..• 24,606 Lutterworth... ... 16,039 Market Bosworth 13,600 Towns in which it is proi held :—Ashby,Lo ug hb orougi ter, Lutterworth, Market Hal Uppingham, Witham, and SI Name. Population. Melton Mowbray.- 19,227 Market Elarborough 15,731 Oakham • 11,218 Uppingham ... ... 11,932 Stamford ... 17,066 244,859 )osed that Ceurts should be Market Bosworth, Leices rborough, Melton Mowbray, taintord. DISTRICT No. 21.—WInwicxsuinE. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population.' Name. Alcester .. 16,833 Shipston Coventry ... ... 31,028 Southam Foleshill 1 7,235'Stratford Hinckley ... 15,589 Warwick Meriden ... 11 , 6 02;Banbury Nuneaton ... 12,240 j Rugby ... ••• 2 0,6011 240,613 Towns in whi c h it i s proposed that Courts should be held :—Coleshill, Coventry, W arw i c k , Henley, Alcester, Stratford, Shipston, S outham, Rugby, Nuneaton, or Hinckley, Banbury. Population. ... ... 19,685 ..• ... 9,907 ..• ... 20,202 ... ... 37,209 ... ... 28,482 DISTRICT No. 22.—WAR 1 ' MINGI Proposed to consist of th Registrar's Districts : Name. Population. NMne. P opulation. Aston ... ... ••• 50,928 Tamworth ... ••• 10, 86 ' 904 . , 6 K Bi i r n m gs in n g or h t a o ln a ::: 138 ,187 Atherstone ... .• 21,6746 Solihull ... '..• 12,406 Towns in which it is prof held :—Birmingham, Butt°. worth, Atherstone. usinnE, PART OP (BIR rAM.) Le following Superintendent 246,965 IBM that Court s should be Coldfield, Solihull, Tam- DISTRICT, No. 23.—WORCESTERUIIIIN. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts : Name. Population.' Name. Bromsgrove ..• 22,4271Tenbury Droitwich . . ... 17,465Npt0n-on-S evern . Evesham... .•. 13,892 Worcester ... ... ... Kidderminster ... 29,408 , Bromyard • Pershore •• • ... 13, ~. ... 13,117 Ledbury s ll t aLt r l b e r y id ge ••• .. 233,114 Towns in which it is p ro p osed th at Courts should b e held :—Stourbridge, Droitwitc yh, UKidderminster, . 47,948 382; Worcester, Ledbury, Teubur, Upton , Pershore, Bromyard, Broinsgrove, Evesham. Population. 7,066 16,886 •• 27,130 •. 11,494 •• 12,899 D ISTR I C T No. 24.-- HEREFORD SU IRE AND MONMOUTH- SHIRE. Superintendent Re P g r is o t p r o s s r e 's d Name. Popu lation., Name. DtoistcroicntssiL of tho following Population. Hereford ... ... 34,4271M0nm0uth ... ... 24,527 Leominster ... ••• 14,393 Newport ... ... 33,051 R oss ... ... ... 16,7 63 PontYpool ... ... 25,037 Weobly .• • •• • 8,478 i Abergavenny •••, 50,834! Chepstow ... .. , 16,7761 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held:—Leominster, Ross, Monmouth, Usk, Hereford, Abergavenny, Newport, Weobly, Pontypool, Chepstow. 224,283 DISTRICT No. 25..--SHROPSHIRE. Proposed to cont_iist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts London : Shaw and Sena, Fetter-lane, This day, price One Shilling, THE INCOME TAX, its Extension at the present rate proposed to all classes ; abolishing the Malt-tax, Window-tax, Duty on Hops, on Licenses to Sell and Make Beer, the Tax on Railways, the Excise on Bricks, and Reducing the Duty on French Wines. By WILLIAM RAY SMEE. Pelham Richardson, 23, Cornhill, Now ready, in I closely-printed volume, 16m0., price 10s. 6d, cloth, 111 AND - BOOK of HUMAN ANATOMY, General, Special, and Topographical. 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Including the Imaginary Conversations, with New and Original Series ; Pericles and Aspasia ; Examination of Shakespeare ; Pentameron of Boceaci• and Petrarca ; lielle.nics (now for the first time published) ; Tragedies, and Poems. With many large additions throughout, and the author's last correction. Edward Moxon, Dover-street. Just published, price 55., 400 pp., double columns, PHE MIRROR of ROMA NCE, illustrated with many le ranch Engravings, and containing the following Works, chiefly from the Preach : —Leone Leon', by George Sand — Physiology of Matrimony ; numerous cuts—Memoir of an Unfortu nate, and tke White House, by Paul de Kock—Manual of Free masonry, by Richard Carlisle ; the whole of the three parts published by him at 155.—Memoirs of an Old Man of Twenty-five; a most piquant and amusing tale—Simon the Radical, a tale of the French Revolution, &c. &c. Also, VOLTAIRE'S PHILOSOPHICAL DICTIONARY, 2 vols. Two Portraits. Verbatim from the Six Vol. Edition, published at 21. 10s. Price 125., cloth boards. VOLTAIRE'S ROMANCES, TALES, and NOVELS. Now first collected in one volume, comprising "Candid," " Zadig," " The Huron," and all his minor pieces. Price 3s. 6d. sewed. Catalogues gratis.—W. Dugdale, 16; Holywell-street, Strand. VICTORIA TIN MINING COMPANY. (Late.the Wheal Fortune Consols and other Setts.) On the Cost Book System. Capital 10,240 Shares of Si. each.—Deposit IL per Share. DIRECTORS. John Holmes, Esq., Chairman. Henry J. Preston, Esq. Capt. Hamilton, J.P. W. Holmes, Esq. Samuel Holdsworth, Esq. William Garrow, Esq. LOCAL MANAGERS. Capt. James Chynoweth I Mr. Thomas Julian. RANKERS. Commercial Bank of London, Lothbury, and Henrietta-street, Covent-gardeu ; Sir Claude Scott, Bart., and Co., Cavendish square. SECRETARY—Lieut. W. H. Smith, R.N. The Mines of this Company are situated in the Parish of Saint Stephen's, Branwell, in Cornwall, on the border of the Parish of Saint Denis, and are held at 1-15 dues for a term of Twenty-one Years. They comprise some of the most extensive and promising setts in Cornwall, and are known to contain at least Eight Tin Lodes, which have been partially worked, and found to be very productive. Some of the Lodes are from four to six feet wide. Nos. 1 and 2 Lodes, as may bo seen by the Map, are between two and three feet in width, and the other Lodes are from 18 to 24 inches wide, containing ex cellent tin stuff. The Reports of the Surveyors and Mining Agents are highly en couraging, and fully warrant the belief that, by means of a moderate outlay, under judicious superintendence, the Mines will forthwith realise a liberal profit for the Shareholders. ....Th.P.M.l.llations of the Company provide for the due Registration be given of every Call thereupon. No Call to exceea rive snunngs per Share, but it is believed no Call beyond the deposit will have to be made, I General Meeting of the Proprietors - Will be held Half-yearly, at which a full report of the Company's affairs will be submitted by the Directors. The liability of the Shareholders is limited to the number and amount of the Shares which may be held by them respectively. The Shares will be allotted by the Directors to the most eligible applicants on the 10th November, 1846. Applications for Shares maybe addressed (until the 9th November, 1846) to the Directors, at the temporary Offices of the Company, I, Copthall Chambers, London, where Prospectuses may be ,beained. By order, W. H. SMITH, Secretary, STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Constituted by Act of Parliament. Established 1825. EDINBURGH-3, George-street. LONDON-82, Ring William-street. DUBLIN-66, Upper Sackville-street. GOVERNOR.. Nis Grace the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry. BEPOTT-GOVERNOR. The Right Hon. the Earl of Elgin and Kincardine. LONDON BOARD OF DIRECTORS. CHAIRMAN —George Frederick Young, Esq. DEPUTY-CHAIRMAN—DIatthew Forster, Esq., M.P. The Right Hon. Lard Ernest I James Gadesden, Esq. Bruce, M.P. William Haigh, Esq. Sir James Eyre, M.D. Edward Thomas Whitaker, Esq. - - SPECIAL NOTICE.-1 846 . The POLICIES granted by this Company in the participation Class share in the Periodical Divisions of Profit, according to the particular year in which they have been opened. At 15th November, in each year, the lists are madeup ; and all policies opened BEFORE 15th NOVEMBER, 1846, will secure 5 years' claim for Profits in 1850. 10 years' claim for Profits in 1855. 15 years' claim for Profits in 1860, and so on increasing. ALL PERSONS DESIROUS OP SECURING THE BENEFIT OP THE PRESENT YEAR'S ENTRY MUST LODGE THEIR APPLICATIONS WITH THE COMPANY BEFORE 15TH NOVEMBER NEXT. EXAMPLES OF BONUS ADDITIONS ALREADY DECLARED. An Assurance of £lOOO effected in 1825, is now a claim for £l6OO £lOOO do. 1826, do. do. for £1562 10s. £lOOO do. 1827, do. do. for £ 1525 £lOOO do. 1828, do. do. for a 1487 10s. being larger additions than have been declared by any other Scottish Ofnce„whether mutual or proprietary. Policies of later dates have also received largo additions. Tho Bo nus Table will be found in the Company's Pamphlet. The Assurances effected in the year 1845 alone, amounted to the large sum of FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS, and tile Income of tile Company is now upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM. By Order of the Directors, PETER EWART, Resident Secretary. London, Ist October, 1846. SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND LIFE AS SURANCE S OCIETY. NOTICE.--For the convenience of many of the Members, the Directors have opened an Office in the City, at No. 4. Royal Exchange -buildings. By order, HUGH M'KEAN, London Agent. ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, now upwards of 1.700,000/. ANNUAL REVENUE, now upwards of 250,0001. WHOLE PROFITS belong to the assured. City-office, 4, Royal Exchange-buildings. West End-office, 7, Pall-mall West. NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR ANCE SOCIETY, 24, COENEILL, LONDON. Capital Y. 300,000. Empowered by Act of Parliament. !This Institution embraces important and substantial advantages %litli respect to Life Assurances and Deferred Annuities. The assured ha', ea ail occasions, tho rower to borrow, without expense or for feiture of the Policy, two-thirds of the isremiunts paid (sea Table) ; also the option of selecting benefits, and the conversion of his in .erests to nieet ether conveniences or necessity. Assurances for terms of years aro granted on the lowest pessible rates. DIVISION OF PROFITS. The remarkable success and increasing prosperity of the Society has enabled the Directors, at the last :visual investigation, to declare a fourth bonus, varying from 35 to 25 per cent. *a the prenttuate pall on each Policy effected Si the Profit scale. EXAMPLES. 0.. an Li . * ca i Assnred 0 Prentitun. .i 4 e N I d el: t: it Cash.e nn! 1 a i; ty'ig , • g it a o ll s Borrow. • .t --__ 4 _ _.---- 01137 £ 217 15 410! 011 Xl4 II X 445 it i I , 11837 Ml 7 18 1X10• •1 1 1113$ 192 s 0 87 1 4 6010.0 3 4 11839 165 11 19 74 1 9 1849 116 7 6 84 Ile ilB4l 111 I 491• I £l4 • 41X445 • • 13 1• 2 05 11 1 H 2 1 346 2 3 711 11 296 13 4 710 4 247 4 11 The sl iriyion of profits is animal, and tke next will be made in Decoalser sr tku present year. F. FkROUSON CAMROUX, Secretary. LADIES TRATELLING, Visiting the Sea Coast, or otherwise exposed to the scorching rays of the Sun, will find OWLAND'S KA LYDOR a most refreshing lan guor an p a re r p ei n a r x a a ti t ti n f , e ai r la th y e in e g em ai p i le h x e io a n t , a d n i d s p irri t n a g b e y c a l o n u a m e m f edi ately affording the pleasing sensation attending restored elasticity of the Skin. The numerous - varieties •f Cataneeas Eruptions, Sun burn, Freckles, Tau, and Discolourations, are pleasingly eradicated by the Xalydor, and the skin rendered delicately soft and clear. Its purifying and refreshing properties have obtained its exclusive selec tion by the Court and the Reyal Family of Great Britain, and those of the Continent ef Europe, together with the "elite" of the Aris tocracy and " haute Volee," from the sultry climes of India, and the Drawing-rooms of Calcutta and Madras, to the froze* realms of the ear and the Salons of St. Petersbnrgh aid Mescew.—Price 48. 641. ad Ss. 6d. per bottle. Beware of spurious "Kalydors" containing mineral astrin gents utterly ruinous to the complexion, and which, by their repel ant action, endanger health. The only genuine has the words *. ROWT.AND'S KAIXDOR" on the wrapper, and A. ROWLAND and SON, 20, Hatton-garden, is also engraved (by desire of the Hon. Commissioners) on the Government Stamp /allied en each bottle. Sold by the Proprietors, and by respectable Chemists and Per- UMW'S. All other " X 11111011" Are fraudulent countermta. 288,480 ,osed that courts should be ~ Malpas, Nantwich, Congle 'l, Middlewich, Northwich, ,--NORTH WALES. le following Superintendent ,4) A .T .'~~ ~~ fo A