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• tiTtLINNALL; 1,1852. THE COMMITTEE FOR. LETTING TAE CITY'S:LA:NOR will meet ..at GITILDIIALL,, on Waoxas• DAT, the 12th day of May inst., at One o'clOck precisely, .to receive r Tenders for LETTING, on LEASE, for 21 years from 3lidsumnier c liett,!ii House, No. 33, on the south side of New Ilroad- street: --' - !lather particulars And plans may be seen, and forms of tender . .!Ibtaisted at the Office of Works, Guildhall. • • • . _ _ ~~ TFIOMAS Comptroller. HP i ROYAL .. •BRITISFI BA.N - K — , -on - the ' ' ' • Scottish System .(Incorporatedloy Charter), besides the trans- . T actio of all ordinary Banking busines s , g r ants ' ' CA CREDITS, and allows 3-p er cent. per annum on Sams of qt. ant deposited for Six . moni.hs. 1117611 INNES CAMERON, general Manasc''. LONDON—linen OFFICE, 16, Tokenhouse-yard. BRANCHES' 429, Strand ; 77, Bridge- , ...treet,-Larabeth ; 9 7', cost ii-road, Islington. ROY-A.L ACADEMY 1? 0 ARTS, TAFAA:SQUARE. The EXHIBITION oR the AI RO II YAI, ACADEMY Is now OrE N. A.dthisslotqfrom Eight o'clock, till Seven), One Shilling. Catalogne, One Shilling. , „ s ec. JOHN PRESCOTT Ktsluur, 4 INC_EI S E 4 14, Rsgent-Atrek, Waterloo place. - Wmts• vItINO4I have the honour to announce to Iktentbers thatibeir SMOKLNG and READING ROOMS will OPEN on the 17th InStant. OFFICE of the GAS LIGHT and GOV: COMPANY, 19, New Fridge-street, 11lad:11%4n, "1! London, May 10. 1862', VOTICE is hereby givell,' that ' .a SPECIAL 1-11: GENERAL COURT of the Proprietors of this Comreny held at the Company's Gas Works, Horseferry-road, West litlaSter, bn FRIDAT, the 4th day of :Tune next, at Eleven o'clock in thpForegoon, pursuant to the Act of the yittt • ye,ar of_ his late Ma jesty Xing George.t he Third, for the ELECt;ON of THREE DI RCTQ.Ite. c f Milt Company for Four l'eai"s, i t the'room of Three I;?4o . leis, (all cst 'Whom ere eligible to be re-elected) who will 'then oigiut of oftice by crflux of time; and should a Ballot be required; it coutiraie opeti,for four 'tours from its commencement. order of the Court ofDireefon, - - caAntEs BUlti.S; 'Secretary. 1 *43. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'clock .preetsely, and none ‘ butProprietors admitted._ --, C4EETO - VirN COPPER and LE AD: MINING A COMPANY. Capital, 20,001'f., in 20,006 Shares Of it each; paid up in Nil. No -beet' to be si ued. On the COst-boo SYslem. COMMITTEEMANIXtmwer., g • Charles Clarke, Esq. Denny, Clarke, and Co. ; firm George Gabain, Esq., White Lien-court, Cornhill '.72 A. Herz;'Esq., Mborgate•street • ; 1 ,James TlaytivoOd, Esq., Plvenix Iron Works, Derby. 'William Swann, Esq., Pinner's.ll.ll l , Old Broad-street. • AUDITOUS, A. - Couper;'Esq., Winebestet /Louse, Old Broad•street S. Richards, Esq., l3ishopSgate-sitreet 'tsordmrons. Meosre. Freeman". And Bothamley, Colernan-street. ' 4111116,4 ' , ;,,,,,,,.„,. 4 • - 4,Z,WT4INX._(roo.• .•_:" --STOCK- BiIoKERS. Messrs. Foster Brothers, roltenhouse-yard. Offices; I'l, George-yard, Lombard-street. These Mines are situated sear to Creetowa (which IS on a navig able' liver) ht - Kitkeudbrightshire, and have been worked by adit levels on tour-Lodes since May, 1849 by a fevr individuals as a pri vate'company. - The discoveries made, ores sold, now raised, and to further course ofraising, justifying and requiring the erection of one ' - or mare Steam-engines, induce the'Present proprietors to bring the concern before, the publicto miet the increased expenditure now de ' eided' on as neceesary. In the formation a the . prey I't company, the Point aimed at has been to-adjust the capital' Te7Pitred to' de‘selope all the Lodes on the Mine, so as tolimit the liability of the , sbarehollers to the amount called for ; and•leaving the ores now raising, or hereafter to be raised to conttitute a DlvidendYund ; which ores would in all probability, have eventually -met the required exigencies were it not considered advisable' for the more raptd and nrodtable carrying Out the adven ture to put on at once a competent engine. The reports on the mines (embodied-itt the prospectus) from Cap tain It. Williams, agent for Cairnsmore and Black Craig Mines, both near to Creetosvn, and from Captain It. Rowe, agent for the .Lakey 31ines, Isle of Man, coneur in bearing out the expectations of these mines becoming early dividend-paying .ones if their proposed views are at once carried out. Mbantiihe the engine shaft is being sunk, in pursuance of their ad vice, preparatory•to the event being erected. , The - present proprietors retain an interest, equal to one-half of the Mine, and the proposed Company purpose to raise a new,Ca- Intel, by the issue or 10,000 Shares, at 11, each,' for the objects, and witbrthe views, previously explained. - It will be unnecessary, to ,say snore' of-the general prospects of this concern, further thanfoll reliance may be placed on the integrity and faithfuhress of the re ports ; and it is confidently anticipated, that early' dividends may be expected - from produce only. The-Mines are held on lease for twenty one years, with one fifteenth dues.: The titles and agreements are open to inspection at the Company's offices. • Applicationsfor Shares •to be made at Messrs. EOSter BrOthers, Tokenhouse-yard, or the stock Excbange; or to =the Secretary, at the. Company's Offices, 12, George-yard, Lombard-street. - London, 27th April, 1852. . , _ - - FORM OF APPLICATION. Tel the Committee of Management of 1.11f3 CreetoMl Copper and Lead Mining Company, 12, George-yord, Lombard•street. Dentlemen,—Be pleased to allot me • Shares (or any less number) in the Creetown Copper and _Lead Mime, and I hereby agree to pay 1/. per Share, on all such shares so allotted on or before theday specified,in your LetteroP4Allotment, according to the Rules 01 the Company. • . Name in full , Besdence...... 3teference - .. Date of Application • • •..•••• .. • • „ „ • • • CREETOWN' COPPER and LEAD MINING. COMPANY. :Notice is hereby given, that NO FURTHER APPLICATION for SHARES can be received after SATURDAY, 15t1tinstant. 8 :SYRErT, Sec. pro. tem. 24T0. 12, George-yard, Lombard-street, -May 9th. • C A R S() N'S. CR EEK CONSOLIDATED • - MINING COMPAN Y. Notice is hereby given. that Copies of the Instructions furnished to Mews, Hawes, Sandeman, and Carrington, the Deputation sent to California by this Company to investigate the title to the property and the value of the mine, may be obtained by the shareholders on application at this office. By order of the Board, H. NESBITT, Secretary. Allhallows-chambers, Lombard street, May 8, 1852. PENINSULAR COLONIZATION COMPANY. ( :aPital, 12,500,000 f. (or 500 000/.) in share 3 of 125 f. (or Si.) each. Deposit, 11. per share. This being a French Company " en comrnandite," and the shares being to bearer, no registration is required, no deed has to be signed, and the shareholders are only liable to the extent of their respective shares. !TEES. John MacGregor, M.P. Alderman Humphery, M.P. ......... Jnlin Masterman, Jun.. Esq, Benj. 03ceira, Esq., F.R.S. ;Cm. _ .. . coUi The RLht Hon. the Earl John Anderson, Esq. John David Barry, Esq. Edward Bates, Esq. 0. T. Braine, a sq, , Don Manuel Career James Chit, of DEVON, President. The Count Ferdinand de Cussy M. Margueritte G en. Ross de Wane James Reeves; Esq. William gtrahan, Esq. Cordon Thompson, Esq. „ . BUOKERS: - ffiessrs. Joshua - Hutchinson and Son, 39. Lothbnry ; Messrs. It. and .1. Sutton, 22, /tOyal ExChanite. Applications for shares to be addressed to the Broker,' of the Coin puny, or lia:the Mapircer, at the otflecs of Vie Comparry, 3K. Itue Taiti•out, Parisi, and 17,-Gracechurch-strect, London, where prospec tuses, with a map, in ,y be obtained END ST Alt r. A. KET S. 0:14‘. V E S Fore COW. Saloon To or from Gravesend and London ••••• • • • • • 10d. . Is. 2d Gravesend mid Blackwall and Woolwich Ad. Os. lOd. Between Grwieseral and Intermediate Piers.. 6d. .... Os. Bd. So other Packets Call at the Grays, Greenhithe, and , Purtlect :The Packets call at the Piers as underlined (weather permitting). FROM- TERRACE PIER, GRAVESZND. , WEEK DAYS. -. 8 tYNbAYB. v V ''• ' g A , .... 4 •..... ...•"'.., c z Time. ' t I.: 4 a tTi Time . • .7., t% 4_:_ ,f 4 1:: i 1 0 g 0 - • .. 7 -- , sli H , . t ——*— I 1 thz —% -- 1 1 --ov.""*"" . Trains from the Boats marked t thindfinlies from-Fenchnrch-street Station to - all parts 5v. , 7 quarter of an honr. FROM BRUNSWICK WHARF, BLACKWALL. on th , Ole Iblicrtring Trains from tho Fencharch-etroet Si DAVI. SUNIATB, ~, .a 1-,• It" I I t 1 - 9% I - - - G.', ::24 4, 4 - b 6% 9}' tt S '6IA ~_~~ } Months 81, . rassAges marked. r;"110AT TICKEIS,—TweIve Menth*L7 Three Months, 21. Os.: to be hal of the Collectors cm boar ' psokeic , ; or Mr. Moak, 'Terrace kier, Gire,vesend, April 21, 1852. • Os.;• - d tke . • APPETITE AND DIGESTION IMPROVED. TEA - and PERRINS'. WORCESTERSHIRE _ILAI SAUCE iMparta the most exquisite relish to Steaks, Chops and all Roast Meat Gravies, Fish, Game, SOUP, Carries, and Sal a d and by its tonicanginviKoXattug properties enables the stomach to perfectly digest the bioct - The daily use of this aromatic and! it dons Sauce is the best safe guard to health. Sold by the proprietors, Lea • and Fordo, - 19, Fenthnrch. street, London, and 68, goad-street, Worcester also ,by Messrs. Sarclay and Sons, Measri. Crosse and Blackwell, and other Oil me in n Snd Merchants, London ; and ericriA , by the principal s N.B. To guard agstinst imitatiops, see that tbe names ottle of " LEA and PERRINS" are ninon the label and patent cap of the b ' ---- • • -----_ TIE SILENT SIX LANGUAGES—FORTLETII EDITION. has , CON ? EASE. • LNG THE REMEDY FOR PREVENTIOb OF DIS • naltrated by One Hu n d re d Anat o micalColouredEug raving6• , 1 PIITaic A ''' PAc L DISQUALIFICATIONS, GENERATIVE INC A. ITy • AND IMPEDIMENTS TO MARRIAGE. 'SOW XditiOnt enlarged toby post, from the E at i tb ,,,... 'Pages, p ri c e . 6d. h 4141 " "'lament, 3%. Gd. in stamps. T R " SI LEgT wse exhaustion and - ,11 Hothead Work on !-.±:Aaeassiveindingeri a ,, , tto .r4 3l cal decay of the SYstem, produced bp i mercury, with directions r a r 7 *"„ owed by Observations en m a " of the preventive lotion, fol.- , _ revaytit. im ustrAuld ioo ril_L/39.-rina tlao disqualifications which., o prjaie - Consaiti ng , r i tcP u.ed Engravings icy it and L. t oast, LondOn. Published b y sir r ,"; , : l9 . Herners-st•ect, Oxford klivoisad Sold _bylisturiy,' 64 and sivarL,,n,4Co.. 23, -Paternoster don, 146, Leadanha3l-street ; ; Gor• pside ► n...rohn.son 68 C street; W. Sutton, 1 : 8, Bow, Chureii.i ar T. — i?n• Farringelon, ,;(• ,Cluirchf9ard ; . 1 44 Edivards, C7 - , - St. Paul's Physioio, f y 0 °rn • rAwi I. ireats of ihe anatensy - iind ler0! Ch. , r - ; MVP, Midis illustrated by 20 Caton:ed. Engrivi,r_ tho re-Prt+4l,lctive gs. - PAW It. treats of etc consequences reaniti ng fro m - • d dgence, and their lamentable effects on tu, .n -msatal and - bodily - iv - e - ovalas„ nervous cx-ciEteagrrneativing,--asZP,:r°4:6l7rrnEt:ve Incapacity. Mnstrated by 10 Explanatory • treats of the diseases result fronsr intbction, eith er i t the prb:attry or sefiandary form, and contains explicit cur • eet.ons :o r ' their treatment. This section Is illustrated by 62 Coloured.Engt [ iv ` loge. • . • - Pus IT. contains a Rensed . , ;or the Prevention of Disease by a , simple application, by :1 , 100 the danger of Infection la obviated. Pill V. is devoted to the ecneideratiOn Of marriage, and its d.n. ties. The causes of unprodnctivo union are also considered, and the whole subject critically and philosophically inquired into. TEE COZDIAL &o at ov SYZIACTIN is exclusively employed In • treating nervous and sexual debility, impOtonce, I Is. and 33 3 . per bottle. The Concentrated Detersive Essence, an anti-syphilitic remedy, for purifying the blood in cases of infection, secondary symptoms, eruptions, and the abuse of mercury, lie. and 335. per • butt a. Perry's Purifying Specific Pills, 2s. 9d,. 45. 6d., anti I la. per box, a certain remedy for goncrrbcea, gloat, stricture, and chronic inflammation of the t.ladder. Contultddon fee, if by letter, " IL A rebate ectr.ii or the ease Is reemired: aye, habits, and posi tion iD acetety. f:. rackets, with advice, to ba Ma at the Esta blishment only, by wMch the fee, 11., is Keyed. Messra. Perry, Burs eons .are in attendance, daily, at 19, Bemera-street, Oxford - etreet-Londou. &OW Esail till INVO, C.l FlYol o :Eigilt OD ' SUn; CIaYLIM Ent "en - • •- . Time. IV f I -_ ,- Time. N'.18,607.] TN' A TIONXL — S - A - SUR • lIITSTMENT'ASSOCHATI6II',. -• 7, St; Martin's-place, Trafalgartsquare,•'LanclAtli i '" :s4 `'"' , iniestmezit:' , of money with. , ,thiss ~A ssociation,.‘;•fittili wal establlstked in May,-1844, cia a, plan. mtenliat to Itself, Hendry; equil advantages to the surplus citpital . qtAho affluent, and t.tm,,ptiOvitient savings of the industrial chtsses t he coitnitinity, and affords all opportunity for t•calisi lig the hi4loest , rete!epiki4patest ;ielfittapi/.)14 1 , ts t ' clas se..tirities. in wlich clone tlie - ypney,i4 Cdnplpye4, Moneys deposited .withihe ,tss'itCfatliirt, fOr . I . ites,tirtelit, are COMPt from liabittleS on aecount of t - a ritt;'cotrin 4 d . „ Retest; the expenses of magenterd, , viltleit borne W' tlifilAtdqttiteirt4 tneof, in consideration of Anc.lattuinesa brouglittlojtitvc initistinent transact:oils ; therefore, Depttsit-O•a gni =t) the :eitti,rglludittyttita l ch'i l by 'their capital free from th - dtietion .-f any kind - t-anifari t igi' which no other Instituti on , ei t hcriiittblic or privatc;,h6itis,, can afford, to its members. - interest or Dividend, is payable half-yearly. in - Capitol • Stock, • .£lOO, dm). _ a 4 e'.frent thp -.The Capital Stock is altogethel , distinct' and scPar cxsnstitutei, Depositors' Stock in the„investment,Deutirtine-fit , January MtdJal3f. with it of the the Premhtm,Fund, a gaara , ttac for the c Aisociation, and hai the Assured complete. " ' • • - `I,IVR , DEPARTMEN e' a n d u`ell.regulat(d been provided.A.Order to reilf:rf'Ttehe-iiebutity Of This Department-entbraces a comprehcnsir e pa ' and...important Ml system of Life Assurance, with l tu t v' valti provetnents. • lt t Von inthrmatton and oit • ' r to the respective N;entf, at the Head Office of the .Isseeltt ol l. Q • throughout the United Kingdom. prospectuses'imay ho obtained , on app cati_ a in3Y be made to the auagm, Director. .'s B. Applications-for ,Atielloimi =-- PETER , "Managlne'Dmlteetor: TTNITE D KINGDOM LIFE ASSURANCE j C OMPANY,: P A NY, Established by Act a partiament tit 3834. No. R. Waterloo Place, Pall 11In11, London, The distinctive ieatures ,of the Company :embrace,. amongst Others: Tablef of . Premiums formed on the lowest scale compatible with iticurlty ,Mid compatible constrticted ,to meet. the, various , Want* ot.4tilltittrE, and every to which protection by assurance can be ottended. , 'One-half the Life Premium fbr the Erie Five tears maj-fehiain on credit. Loans granted on approved Personal Secuyity. Assured not restricted in their hustle of travel, as in most other Ccunpani,o, hut, to#ThreSest4conlonepttrt ofr -Europe to another in deckeervesSeli,;Maftt - License, and to liritish.Nortli Ame many parts of the United States, wit`-out extra premium, by merely giving the ordinary notice• tot e in London of the intended . visit: Whole-world ,rolicies,, granted at slightly increased Yates of Premium; thus - rondering?.e 'Pato ith -money transactions a real iSeein itY; 0 ',it • l'rospectuses, and every infoinxtiotmajty be, obtained upon tip il-P eAtion to the Resident Director.' „in-, boa Yik: Z ..r~. th. ..p„,/, • THE INDISPUTABLE T.gg POLICY COMPANY.. , No. 72, Lombard-street and 24; timnaUsnt-terrace. Taattrs. — • • • Richard Spooner; Esq., 111:Pt-i - ViA - • , , , J. Campbell Renton, Esq., M.P. I ' Tarries Madox, •Esq. Richard Matins, Esq., Q.C. , William Wilberforce, Esq. • The POLICIES are I YDISIITARLE, in terms of the diht4 Settlement of the Company, duly rigistered, and are thus renditred CERTAIN FAMILY PROVIRIONi, and NEGOTIABLE DOCU MENTS OF SECURITY. , A , - This Company has introduced, as,more p•:•culiarlyapplleable by the Middle and Industrious Chissek;li Plan of SIII.F-PROTECTII,IGIN URANCE, whereby in one Pulley for. one rate of l!retniuM; arc combined an Insurance of .a Sum payable either at death or ow at taining a specified age, and a pension or annuity after that age ;:arid giving the bill benefit of all Premturnethat have beenpaid, although the payments should at any time be Alicontinaed.• ALEXANDERROBERTSON, Manager, likirEßC ANT'S and TRADESMAN'S 3iIiTITAL LIFE ASAITRANCE OFFICE, • 5, Oath:lan-place, Bittekfrient, London. 3,011 N ACCIttEGOIt., Esq., ALP., Chairman. The Advantages offered by this Society are— Policies Indisputable, unless obtained 'by fraud, All the Medieal Fees paid by the Society. • Policies payable during the lifetime of the Assured. ;o f Non forfeiture of „Policies.—Assurerp • unable. to pay their as they.fall due, in Ay have a_credlt lofthat purroti be appli cation- to the Board. - . Loans grantedesonfitinxtothereeomittes in connexion with Life Assurance; t y. t • Prospectuses'ang every information may be'obfainett-at the ()Mee. • `CI•EORGe THOMSON, Manager. THOS. MIISORATZ, Becretaryl , IQUITABL.E FIRE INSURANCE coSi PAM", 26, London, lOth liaq:lBs2i Notice is hereby given, thitt :the ANNUAL - GENERAL MEET ING of this Company will ;be helyl attnie_Ltattion Tav-ern, Dishops7 gate-street, on k% ED:SI...SD/a, the 24,day.tafJTune ' • . . Bk - draer, D. T. L'IMINg CLANCFII 7 ; Secretary. LAURENT'S CASINO, ARGYLL' ROOMS, Great Windmill-street, Bt. Jarttes' s . til gr. Open every evening by Lanrent's Celebrated BaaSymnducipal Cornet-4,1'4t0n. M. 11°Iale"rt. boors open at Eight o'clock. Dancing to commence nble, and , Arminate at half-past elbven. • • , • ~., , Admission —ONE SIIILLING„ F.MIGRATION STATISTICS. Every city, town, village, and hamlet in the kingdom now participates in an enterprising spirit of Colonial Emigration. The accounts from Australia and other places continue to buoy up the ardent hopes of industrious adv,nttufers : rich soil, healthy climates, cheap land, and valuable mines, are unquestionably advantages of the most important character. To i articularise how many have al ready crossed the great ocean would be useless; every day the tide flows from all parts, and preparations are making by Immense num bers. Very few Emigrants are acquainted with the articles most necessary for their passage, or know what clothing and utensils will be most useful for them in far distant countries. The incredible amount of Business E. MOSES & SON have dispatched in the Outfitting Department, and the many years ex perience they have had in preparing articles for Emigrants to every part of the world, has given them the entire pre-eminence in the Outfitting Branch, all Emigrants should apply to E. MOSES & SON for their Outfits—their superiority is universally admitted—their sut'ability for any country is guaranteed —and their prices are, lower than at any other Rouse in , the World. The Emigrant like wise saves much valuable time by selecting his Outfit. at E. MOSES & SON'S, their extensive trade in that line inducing them to keep a dot artment in their Gigantic Establishment expressly devoted to the arrangement of Outfits for any part of the Universe. . OUTFITS can be forwarded lo''Aiy part of the Kingdom- gn re ceipt of a remittance. 'E. MOSES and SON supply them far,3/..,15%., 61. 155.. ill. lls., and Upwards- A fletai.ie4 list 1 e l u el on appli catio •i, or forwarded-post-fraa Ott& Kifc;dofft."" E. MOSF,S,and SON grstnitously furnish every information Tea. quired by' Etn'grants' telattve, td:denititure'ediCXESSSLS, Cost of passage, &c., Ec., either on applicaSinvor per Nast. • ,'L radon City Establishment, 154055, 166; and 157, Mtnortea, SC' t 4, 85, Ind 86, Aldgate, opposite the Church, all communicating. , --L-odon-Weat-ond Branch, 506, 50 . 4508, New Oxford-street, 1, 5,--1 apd 3,tiart-street, all communicating. Bradford (Yorkshire) Branch, 19, Redo-street, . . S reflield Branch,36„eargaig„__ • - Merchant Tillors„ clothiers,. gaiters, Hosiers,. rattlers. 1304 and Shoemakers, and General . Ouititters for Ladies and Gentlemr4 , .. The. EstablishMenti ariclosed from sunset .Friday to =OW ° P. Saturdnya, , when buslmess is rosnmed till rtveWe o'clock, , tie'vellbok, entitled "'The Library._ cif Elegance," contairkPA * full list ot -prices; and directions for self-measurement,. can De had,' gratis, on application,, or forwarded, ,post-free, to' any part of the kingdom. A handsome ..Imanue for the year,ending 1852 can be had, gFatis, on application. Ici Yon panic Francais. Qui si parla Bier spricht man Deutsch. `aqua se habla Espanol. rAiloicAL ADVICE ON VIE SECRET INFIRMITIES'OF POUTS AND MATURITT.•• • • • With Plain 'Directions tor their Prevention - and Cure. FIFTY COGOLfIIED ENGRAVINGS ON STEEL. Just published, in French, English, Gerrolii, Drach; Spanish, and Italian, In a Scaled Envelope, 2s. 6d., of post-tree from the Author for Forty-tit Stamps, ELT PRESERAT'ION; a i. Bfedical Treatise _onthe i'hyMology of Marriage, and on the. Secret Infirmities and Disorders of Muth and Maturity, ttAdally ac• wired at all early period, of life; which , destroy .the physical and mental powers, diminish and enfeeble, the, natural feelings, and ex . .; haust.the , vital energies of Manhood ; with Practical. Observations the. certain, Preventicin and succassfill Treatment of 'NervottsDobi..; lity, Local 'end Constitutional Weakness, Syphilis,.Btrieturei and :lilt DiseaSes and. derangements resulting from Indiscretion, akadopted • oy Lailemand,•lticord. and other eimhtent members of the faculty of France.. With Fifty eolouted EngraiingS, illustrating the Anatomy, and Diseases of the Reproductive Organs,..extlialning. their Structures, uses, and functions, • and -the: various injuries. that aroprOduced in them by solitary habits, excesses, and infeCtion. , • • - By S4MHr...L .1441 MIAT, M.D., • 7Z ~BEDFORD-SQUARE, • i)octor of Medicine, Matriculated Member of the University of Edin-' hurgb, Honorary Member of the London Hospital Medical Sdetety, Licentiate of Apothecaries' Hall, London, Member. of the Llunterlau Medical Society of .Edinburch, &c., &c. . This work contains a- plain and complete description of. the anti, toray and physiology of the reproductive organs, and of their relative' sonditions in health and disease. Dr. La'Mert, who has taltep they aighost medical honours, as evidenced by the diplomas and' testimo , vials inserted in the Work,isthe•only legally qualified medical man who lies exclusively, and for many years, devoted his studies to the treatment of these complaints. He may be consulted with advert.: tags .by all those whose constitutions may have beeome debilitated through Secret piattiees acquired in--youth, or by the excesses of, lattr yeses, whereby the pleasures of life are marred, the objects of riarriage frustrated, and existence itself rendered a term of unceas-. lag misery and regret. rubloh ed by .the Author, and may be had of J. 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Advocacy of early marriages. v. Tam MARRIAGE STATE. "To be or not to be, that is the question." ll- Paoottemsts :—Laws and obligations of nature,, society, and re A glen regarding mortgage, to beobserved by either sex. Time gnu choice, on both sid es , as to age, temperament, complexion, and figure, to' secure healthy oftsrring, with the art of rearing t 1 4,1 1. Physical defectiveness and it s removal. Sterility and its conversion. Cases, &c. By It. 3. CULVERWELL, M.D. (1841), M.R.C.S. (1827), L.S.A. (1821). Twenty -4v° years Medical and Forensic Referee in these matter& Rtion hours' daily till Flvo44 4 xvoringt, Bel,en till ina. 14,44ecep1-puwes Aeptuatreg. „ of London arrival of nation. l; -. '. , A '4'ii . ' , y#• e _ ,-- ~ -- • ,- • . . , 0 _`' ; _4'., -z." ;:‘ )' •?...!-..-,- _ :,....„.2.,...,,::,%,,:,;.&4 • h;4,i'. 7,,,.c.w-nrite4li. ' . At_ . • V.---ftapl -,,t0.40 77:-::„ ,- —. 7 - t --__-::. ,:,: 4 ____--- L, !..; '. Z :4 1 4 -a ; 6 - .'''!"'ll,V i 0 '',....: t , -"*- -' . • t 4 -- ._ 4 „, , z,, „.., 7 , . r,___ ___ ; ,,,,,, 74-* 4 ,-, , ,-,..,4... - --7,- - _______ ~, -,, -., %.,...„- _ -, ._,„,,,,,,.., ._ 4 ... • .:., , ~.. 1 :, 1 . ; , - .; 'k ~- , _,N - 4 ,___ ______--- ----_-7-- 7 - ----.-- : 4., ''' . .4,, t;iff4.,—, 5 , 1.z.: -- '7;'" ..:T.-.lt i 4f/101 . : 'fs,At.-Arle' L.:::;1 1 .,, -/. , .j, ), 6f -,,, ~ ~--~ 7 .HI :,- - ...,.. _, ~ , .7,1 r ..,,,„...„.. , ..: „______ ~..::..,,.,. ~,. . _... LONDON TITESDAY ir,1 11 ' 4134 r-ijaAV arty • r . RAILWAY4:NTELLI4ENCE. YORK AND NORTH, MIDTAND. A special meeting car this Cnthpany WVA held on Sa turdity,WaeiYcirlr, ot titt.k) Bills now before rattKin 2 Ar, ba r , , fr Th,Jmporiif) the chair. The CIIAIRM4N statotl that the tnieting,v4S 6047' ned in compliance with tho:standing orders of the 1-Thniw"f Lards, to consider throo.„))1,1,, ntiO p9iding:te P4ri) meet. We of than was to eiiafil ilini', l 4 ll w ,44 h i fr ra ' arls/ Yorkshire tiod the York and. : is o Tort-bqVisllatid , ;COMpani cs to cuter into arrangeteo li t i 04 t , c i nsgement of the Liull4'Ptinti-Solby a,idi ititi.l.lzilhend 36d lington lines, Which belong to ittili'l§eitnpilly, and the, Wake tefract,?inrillo6le, atiitt Kethley bronchel.' belonging to the 1 41quathireand.LYUri, tsbire comP i q' Another Bill was fot;limligaudatioofie and We“' Yorkshire Juncitionitiiir e y the York and North Midland Company. he object of the third Bill was to enahle thi s . company- to..tnalie a . railway„ to the Victoria Dobk at 41211, end foe other:purpose& Tho SOLICIT4R read 'th e head: Hof the which, on A.V.M the motion of the 0 4,AN, vere approred of , by the meeting, and the proceedi tTa term i nated. • T,, LONDONIO---07----r ------- ee \ e. o it , ra.,v v E s. T EßN . • A special,general I n l iet i ti f t ' ig lS O A f t Y ttYli r'L. Peri of the e a ci b ti o g v r e e te ui rm i le b u Y s, w ` a ` B for th e ..° L i ll l e . p r r i , 4 „6 l : e t O r t d h i e ree E t u o st° tlr x re pruited , .eireealar) of del 04tiii lo:ilci Is '" u " wise, of certain Billabouebef l : L I : therefrom; for Making and appreviog , , or ether respectivelye-- , e :-. :...-,e re r 4 ri" - "" 1, ' intitaled He " re A for ß d, ill w f i u th r c a* or t t k ai i a7.b 7 rin lai : arrangements with the Herefor d s hir e s (1 13 ;) i li n in l it o . s a o l oi C r i b. : o ;vv . :l , . l :4 - and iteaw 7: 4 ll . 4. t y Y h r. e f o r- M i l in iF 2 l o ci a lV i n e G d: ri t; : n s eu- d a teee d L art :o f n o tro r - - .e. " A :,13K to enable 'tile London and N h Western at ß os a p, i ,i l ßt w Aal Ra i lway . 7i P al idh oT ott p da e , n tlt y oi t c i.x oti 4e ,r.t ri tl d . tt s e h h: : i f ; t , r ia,l ei e t : a y f ro m Cheater Railway Porepany enture debt into . Buckinehantabire Retil way Pt ell: Railway 4 w w° as i i tt l hh ii d ai Ll l l l lers , o w th : 6 i e Y n t ' u t cti : n e ' i. c e d as l n. n , b d i r , i t . e olf t o r l i t h h h e e . and Wolverhampton Railway, et e:L; nt ; e ll: nee n t Pr i da o rti n h t l W rd n t r ae c eire :i y r ;i : other powers W e i n ::: to make m i t an d . North-Western to atithorite'thn conversientif the London and North- Weste rn - Itaii ' Three-and-Half per Cat= ‘ l '.. " A Bill for enabling A. azManche ster, Bu -- sto rk ; and 'for Other purposes." ; waY tjoripany Into - 11 1 ok, and Midland Juuetiott ItailWay„, eompany .to .sell, xton, %%t -or lease, their lindertating ..to the: London tt, ei 2041: he obr e ee i cr r eerid . tide t o r , ti , ba ll ryer e ti iv met . a . ,h a r, was warmly Whiesrte.ron.itcn.dGth4rNM,imdl,,,arnd.i warmly ebeered•ltek the sharcholder b s. ,?y,(v - s,i as her: room. The advertiseMentAy which , til e been oE . ettin e v w e a n r e t d , having;been read meeting had TheCIiAILISIAN raid the sharebeddere I . l :ll,:ii 'e r e ds - omitairi„the il ee l the present meeting ha d . been convened, -r eawarae that ° th r e t ir lie ( i t it. ; 12 it:o po th i3 e g s fr ta it, n u cl b i m eg itt o w rd g e 4 r o s_ Osiderationealld tiesetien any:41111 which seeg . ht tr.3') con- through that geese, 4ind in 'which 'their into ° passing be directly or indirectly concerned. , Th is •BilT t ' ul*l4 ' t ` the who de l rie e irt ' ci a nc t ;i t ao h rno, ( l 3 ,f, Bill'a about to be submit te d , we — te l : l 6 -I :,: l to t :' , ' any pang : tiler powers , proposed to . -he'' permissive bills;c - anA 'the 2;direolorS were' not about . to' take any vote from the proprietors far any agreement` to bind the Compaay.e:tiOat ;they, asked aSkect the ehar holders to do was , to _sanction the, inseernttioenriinng_thienseto bills of : cl,autese• that _wog empower the companil ... to deal with the proprietors, of the companies to which . ' : they (the bills) referred,-for leasing. , or, any other agreement: IVO/as:therefore. unneeessarylor him to eater into tlia- merits the - matters in question. The first bill to Which' licJwcitild 'tall their attention was that for making a railway froth Worcester to' Here ford, with certain brrhielfes faecal - OWe - for malting ar rangements with the _Herefordshire: trod and Gloucester Canal Company, and - iiith 'the Midland and Nor t'a-• h W o e id s e te r r s n e : ni : w lWay cOsill p e nieei„aaefor other purpeses. etwleossetnt:l;,srtily This was a short link of railwaYe., fur which they bad, had a e s e e-ee • e ereeeseriounontestAin Parliament. 'lt was , the connecting linkAdt which allusion was made in the 're port of .the director's' , recentix laid befoee the share- hich would bring tIWT-41 - ntion . and Northe' . Western Company and the whole of the "narrow giug4: interests into cozincleion—vvitla the Injure' districts of South Wales. ' - ilii was - haPpy to state That on the Pre-: mos day-the .Bill passed tbrOugh the Committee (Attie House of Commons , I after having undergone much more serious opposition than they had anticipated. And here he might observe, that they found their old oppo nents, t ( s v , i t m he asa G t r a e a a f t attsnhiat Western Company, openly avowing in _fi b ic .str c . o p ur o s t e ter o , the : very m f i h , e 4 las ti t o, m dit on ee th o --:e alluded to ppositton.—(lie a r, Mr. Miles and others, was of, the Great position of the Dean and Chapter and l 3 erk t e h le a y t the Ca o n p a 1 - North- Western Company acao of Gloucester, and d an o d f purely and entirely a Great Western o -' •• vi.e. . nt O rsh. t h h t : h : a d: l9, a r, : t t i a , ad vantages be m derived ys ( li C a h e, ee b r e s. ii ) er..d W a it a h rd r r e y s tr6o3lo ll : l : h ' e m h up to the present enoao p p C e . o de re etkl t e i v n t ' i r er w i ittrr.:lptipmeovsPyiht obser vations, teem the Construction e Worcester and Hereford to enable them to deal the shareholders f-4-0:::t -vations, as the direetere he might at the same Into des t o the Dill for leasing or,entering i with cti l p , e propo wa e ef the lino ester and o Gloucester Bill. withoutinAt at unreservedlyi l aY meeting r e t r Ye ' held t h 1 t they a t Glou cester, o u wore . from the stre:luous o p the traffic to be secureiribtie4L of We:Groto; We s tern, that hear .)+, ? 5 ' 9;ts I projected Alin:' was t able.—(Pleat;Valel To 4Obteietrrieleaetg4rbulittenvlid; eft, mitteie, ehoeved that,. rho , undertaking h. 0 68 t 4(! C°ra ''' thcitillit Vilit the i fia l aX , e , ---ieoll.'-'4n4 lac.' WeSterliklnnipAyqiuf-„:VwlOid'PirdWOiricl ‘NOrtle,' saidtake i t n h e t he projectevidence iLt oar_ts. ,d i h j en( tprii Bills;ge return iu • 3ri 'e y e apti r st ". :o . l 7lo: l: oll , di k„ib2n atureo, I P :y e tig i ch 1 they'vi du—bea& s : , ! might, if they A a :p a t:J r :l l = li atteintraande railiveo; , batweetim. or g e ond p stated atec: t n o eo t t b md e irns m ei rr e ao e iu t i i . °' hoseeured Wes more like,ly to , afford a certain and Ts .1, t:rtiitai vietliall:tolctie.:siil,_arcro:,n6uertitteoliftnio,:hrodwhirieica:lirniesAewtiqta:luas:ip,hritirielpicadedisltcirohooners;l . .: deal with the ieconorri . e '' ...2l3 '' ll° districts !t would- fora a. conni4i6n be tween- middle and centre of E struoted. A 4 an old with which the line would bean & striking adtrast wba e s e - e " - g ewe, *as i,t• ----- and North-Woternrwooti—eet at whieli-tho Landau and would not gite the figotes had twee. carried out. Tie correctness of the :,'bat Merely state that the -waS almest efeeld to severing and vigilant estimate;.hatt Wen tested by a per which the hue waetnria' a r t Pg a out at a very low step dithibet the cost came , be enormous, miff the ici .,;` ,' 4Dirtiffie4gr the' liue would reduce therein in fin , z 1 ' TAU st be wry groat . It would[ reduce traffic oases het had ever of Wales with wfot e h , it tratirdiee,ry e peree 'in the parse te Pie district through': fact, the measure:pre sent d ""ould euenueeicate; andein return of ai7new undert S een, and :offered' the 'fakreats , l c ' uric of the met iegitimatel knowledge forisomett l i t .:_r4l that had'ame: Within hie tthe by Mr. M'Conuell, th e i r 1 the construction of the oeereetive superintendeni; tbatel London and North.w e klV ee ted - line would -save thee atrn.l time itwas eatimatede coke, 25,604. per' ;lon e: Conipany, in the article:Of , . moved that the Bill 4 e - 1 ,,, n J - (1-tenr, hear.) . lie o€n The motion havl4 b cce "° 11 orl: . ' 1 The PlAlRDlAN':_maid.u;i; ,?, cel r•dc!, , wait carried. . :ion of the deb enture debt of 13 i4 was for the renter -1 Western Co pony into throP. the London and North:« Theyiballi had occasion;-sine : nd-e, half per cant. stocie.; embociiit thie matter'. waa the original 'Bill which br o objects, in consequence of th e in, to divide the twat portion or the measure h a d . :,.. 6 01-Ipueition which one appeareitiri the shape of a .:;"` l i is r with, and the present Mr. Upoaory wiabed to Jtho -Yi,taittia Bill by itself. to be a &reTetnerier a tertainebt whetbei the stock was The CLIAINBIAN said it was „,,.,_ o6 .e' ? The Bill WO sanctioned. 7 9 e. : a •perEetail stook. The' catAxastAN !aid:the nett-Bi l l _ alluded to in the same paragraph. ar 010..3) was that rner one—it was a Bill'foielii4ht ee 4 *Peel:arid the fare: the Buckinghfireshire and ..oiford:Vrt itmetion-betWeen, verharaptop,Bailwaye. . This ra i a k.2,Sfeter, and Wol.:- opposed in Piirliatnent; - Werati geo, t r„,:, *as very much - . R:Oilt,l.,„.e.lcatlikll/ colioneepeidt's ' bqore "tt: Poin4 _part...mane session,_af not ihe'T ee leele 9 -.PTigr - thegreat'et . , lore it ;witteaptie,satirkto separate it, teit s ;_'iltid there Iphivers to' Whielitiiliad Winded ......, roue the monii . --Riitinfghtire he did not, know; • ' what'll f e e The e e ate of t he thej unction was 41000/. • 'l`h6 . Bill wa e stimated ccst of Great Western and the : Oxf o rd, Wore,, 'jPPosed lorthe hampton Companies,' but' . the Londonr and Waiver . - Westerh Company were offered anothe r mode and ' North- • • Lion by thes,Qxford, would a . ____tnodb ot Wolverhampton Company, bilt;whieh .not be so useful Qwolverhimpton for which the ail/ now'before.iho:ineet- as the,one The 8111 was sanctioned. In g applied. • Thi PlTAlitisiAN - add thci:'.ntilit ' , Bill w a inn , ; pertant 'matter—viz , that to ,enable the as t --3 ' in. North-Western. Railway to 'extend, their '1--"ncloi seal Chester to Birkenhead. , lie liad a H trov_ 'railway froer cumetaoces would arise ttiptlwould render that Cir to prosecute ti*l3ill still -faitber—(Uree, i . r , it, neeeienry had to tick theaimetionOf the teeeirree I ' • ear)—bet he el, , o 0 it for.flee-pure pwe e erf i ctilr.xierg..out It ii - 'n oD.K9t3 Ltiey h t v i, v i "'".4'''4"7 might say there•was aearCeli.atirdoutot,that ' - " I ' ' ' He it would unnecessary tollreseetite the Bill any further. • . - be The Bill was sanctioned. . . _ r .. The CHLITtiCIAN said the :next . mu .wati that •e enabling the Ma,uchester, Burttoe,'lNlatloelt, anti II liclie at fo nd r Junction Railway Compel 'ell " 1 " lea 4 tile' taking to the London tied' 'orth- 11 it na i t r ii u neer - land Itailway ComPanies.' ' lie thottht they wou ld ed-'e have occasion tenet on this Bill,:but it * as e a e . rict , peelent that the proprietors should ' ennetioa it. it was 3 small thin in itself, and they had, in come, • • ver Y , xton 1Y 1 th , the Midlande=made up their thioie to .buy or lease it: He thought the Bill wo uld be withdrawal. . •' The' Bill was ilacetioned,,,and: a iota of thanks to the Chairman citified the proceisdintes- _ , • • . NEWtOU ND. -- NDLAThe following a an extract from a lett er , Listed St. John's , Newfo undla nd , 23 d. April : " Most diSastroui intelligence)aas reached this f rom the Ice. Fifty-fiv9 to sixty Fealin v essels are reported to have been teta. ll Y loot or abandone a b e t w een Too and Greensfrend dui - 3 , pug the tregant. month, gaeS at EX -L. Alia . 04 ' an d i' . l2th Apra, T4,b4uvaitety pave aid tc bo g -tle:,orilt„ri of the r„;,ectit,g (or;ta.flhnive,e r n7Qthtr:v4 • _./' ~,-./ ---.. 7 . '''-') , , ~. eel Ile - ik • *,. If -'' ei kl's 1 /....1./.*:- A",/ • .0"/ Aei - t-dee V /e. e<•J eie b,. / ~„ „,/ :z 4e ,-z __.._y d , their defesee."—(These de, pronounced with great < -,, / .._1 - t-.. . ~ ....0 . ' , //1 ( -W 4 e . (d i Will trol tli r 6- te - niolendelfe°,rtintertienrigelesd°wf itghVialefreNerruarPeci°l.77:;:fa _ . t,< /,..p. , ' cgq: / -AA ;., s•-`,...' _ s , :i4fit ,/ \ ' „ ' l / 4 - :' .'' . ':(7":-_ . 4 ': ‘: \ ,-,,,,t4, sl i'*. - , i - ,: -. -' -.; 4 ii' ' tr i , I ' ' Vire FEropereur.") 4 - .'• ''' r - , i., A At this moment cries of " Vive l'Empe* , e ' -- - , - , .e! ,i, i 'd . 4 . " Vi:e Napoleon !" were uttered by the ..4 < . $,O , „ 1 ,,,,, 7, iw ., , ,„..; , j , + 07a , ~._ __. , .4 1? . <., ~,,,,,:_-,, „,,, N. ,,,,.. ....___ , , 77.:i..... / I , T , .; . N. _ ' ; _ , ra tly ;the 0,74,. - ' ;,- ' - '4!;ie-_,. ' tet% _____,-v -e' /,<, ,C • ' - . . - - farmer with neit,h enthusiasm by the cause ry. ~ 07% , - , '14.. , k bitor f 4 , ' '' -* At two o'clock the.-PaxstnENT descended from li . pavilion, mounted his Erse , tied took up his position is in- fronr. - The niejile commenced, and cries of " Arm i'litel6reur V' " Vive Napoleon I" were again heard. The diyile, •nbicli wei over at three o'clock, took place in the tollowing order .: ---G eneral MAGNA.N, Commander-ia-Chief (4 the ermy of Paris, led the way, tit thehead of a brilliant staff. Next 'followed 'depot:Jaen:4 from the ArtiAery, Eo;iinecring, and POly technie Schools, the School or InstructiOn for Scarf. offi c , r ,,, nit the Special Mi!i:ory School, under tstabliehment:. G't;erel Ceitueerr, comm l ndi ng the iT.Nui.;v oi,i the guludsl, pass-ed next . with ha seer. Toe' , fourth in order was the de pute;ion cf lovnlidee and the veterans com manded te s e General SA.cluml.. Tho s:h in- succes sion m ...re. elt•putatiorts fretu , -the bettalions of chasseurs It died of the Aerican Light Infaetry, of the cotn peeies of di -cipline of the bAtelions of Arab riflemen, i ' 01 fhe hlttalions Of title-nen of the garrison of Paris, 1 of the .erti3Les of the 'War department, all commanded • by General Foar v. Next advarced deputations from the various rt‘giutv nts of the line, of the ins.rine.corps, of the - 4)114vk3 of the regiments forming the- fereigu legion, the brigadeser infaxitry of the Ist division of the atiny of .I. s ari , , commanded by General MARTIN DE BOURGOE:- These Were followed by two battalions of each regiment composing the brigades of the 2d 'division - of the truly of Paris, commanded by General RENAULT. The Bth in order were the de ,putations from the' regiments composing the ' third division of the army of Paris, commanded by General :Lev:tee:exit. The 9th consisted of deputatioui from Abe Engineers, with the military band of the lst.re giment, commanded by General SALLENAVE. The 10th was composed c: lend and sea Gendarmerie, &perm- , Pompiers, Gendarmerie Mobile, Garde Republicaine. commanded by General COURSED. The 11th in rorderioeACrOtniplieerl37.? o l f o de b p a u tt t e a r t i i e o s ns of fr t o il m e the arm l y and a anckma ris : squadronsboafn d Artillery, o e f n with the stuff and the the thirdth i rd andsta f d o r u o r n t h o f commanded by General' Hurting hLi. staff., tz. G; C i t 3 )in al m . aAnder-in- C deputation l 1 ' from T.citll ae thel2ltg detachme nt h Sg.lllo t r a i n o School of General f o Caialry, deputations from thlteGireoegfeithmeeinctasvoaflryca,'.v:3lrtlyt, of ea Gen D eral A ma 15th. A read the guides, commanded by s:• roeg b t t7 . ;i l i g mta a en o °4e d i s : Guroica- 14th. A division of light cavalry, comprising nrs thethe fisersctonudrsdherrigtandee ordersG consisting of two O b a ri ets d oN, mended by General PAYS DE BOUEJoLLY division of heavy cavalry, under the orders of Generals PARToIiNgEI 7 and RILLIET, commanded by General GRAND. 16th. A division of Cuirassiers, composed of two brigades under the orders of Generals ALLouvreLE and T.LETAS,• together with squadrons of the Gerdarmerie of the Seine and the Guarde Republicaine, all commanded by General Koitra. During the defile the Generals of Divisions alone stopped in front of the PRESIDENT. The Generals of Brigade and the Colonels fol lowed the movement •of the troops. The . band Of ' the` Ist regiment alone of each division of In fentry' or iCavalry remained in front of the PRE SIDENT, and continued to play during the defile of the entire diiision. General MaGneet, as Commander in-Chief of the army of Paris, commanded the opera tions. The military deputaions, when leaving the Champ de Mars after the defile, returned to the Ecole-Militaire through the cavalry gate. They de posited their respective colours in a hall prepared for that purpose, 'whence they are immediately to be dispatched to their regiments. A salute of '2l pins was fired as Lerma NAPOLEON quitted the Champ de Mars. The troops entered their respective , quarters at About half-past four. The clergy, who were, in cluding the ecclesiastical seminaries, upwards of 800 in number remained on the ground t o th e l as t. A. guard of honour of the Gendarmerie Mobile was as signed to them, and they were conducted in prams- Sion to the Church of the Groik-Caillou, the Arab -bishop delivering his • blessing to the multitude ,through whom he passed, and who received it with uncovered heads, and with indications of deep respect. Those of the army and gendarmerie who received inedals or crosses of the Legion of Honour amount to about 2,000. A number of officers wearing the English uniform were present. ' BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE„ May 10. Grand Junction of France, 4—Luxembourg, VA—Namur and Liet , e,,6 '.., i —Northern of France, 23% ex div . —Ditto, 201. 3 per eint. Bends (formerly Lolougne and Amiens Shares). 13:y.,,—(.4 leans and Bordeaux, 15 , ,i —Tours and Nante. , , 11 zy t i —\S esteru of France, S [PRICE SD. those oounttriecthe earliest discovery of which is Con tained in the volume; this book to be returned .to Arr. Gooanbs 'on the . arrival of Captain Dent.ites I.l:l2girinil on ilioretin of the anal! to this ebniitry." 'The Work - is illustrttcd with nnaleroas maps and !Ash's, Alsip -al during ih'e, voyagrs• of Car,titivi. Vork. iil Uio South e.od is noiv, yerv. 1.)or - haza " 1- • ' a a rkoeive.A munr.roai pr;:seets cf Sni" and other us well as ornstivtnt . ...l al t:::!rs for Ilia cabin. • Tiutchinion cm; Mr. t'n.ll.th. alai cats. suriejori), with It patty Pt E;x und u 0 the river t'o day to (11-'(':'-'v',"•l" enti*.rktftegn ehmtturncterB too the liernid, 1,1)41 tnifin chttortprDet , ;Lxfur ,thspurpude ur being rouud iii Iforhld. t 0 I.).m:m_phr:,. teile.r td the lierahl, is having her co7npas6:-s eutunttcd ill the basin to-day Ev Capti.in Johnetm. e.nd wil! )04y0 with th , * Herald ," to izavc Lheir tualp;e3sc.i idjustal al Grq.ii hithe. Tim FRENCfi REPUBLIC. NVe have received the Paris jour na l s o f Yesterday.' . The grand file of " the presentation of the aigks" and the review passed off with great eclat yestedav, and without :the occurrence of any untoward itici. dent. The reception of Louis NA.POLRON was most favourable. The weather was delighttul--cloudlesr , • with a refreshing breeze. The PRINCE' PRE2IbENT of the . RePUblie left the Tuileries at a qnarter to twelve o'clock, attended by a brilliant cortege, composed of the- Marshals of France, at the head of whom, rode the ex-King . JEROME. The Marshals w a e i rl o r e owati-by the Arab -chief.,, who attracted . gorier .from the richue.ss of their costume. The PasSIDENT arrived at the Champs `de Mars at twenty minutes past twelve o'Clock. He galloped in front of the troops, who wire drawn up in line; and were in number more than 60,000 men. He then distributed the eagles to the colonels, and subsequently addressed them in a short speech, in which he told them " that those eagles were not to be regarded 'as a menace to foreign 'Riviera:" The - Archbishop neat celebrated mass, and blessed 1 the: colours, which were returned to the colonels. The troops : defiled before the PRESIDENT, and the entire ceremony wait concluded by three o'c lock. The PRESIDENT returned to the Elysee at a quarter past three o'clock. He was received on his passage to the - Champs de' Mars and on' his return by the im mense population congregated on the,. quays with every, mark of respect. The infantry cried in general " Viva Napoleon !" The heavy cavalry shouted vociferously " Vise rEmpereut I"' Thearniou 'says :—" We are assured that Generals SAINT ARNAUD, Minister of - War, MAGNAN, Corn mander-in-Chief of the Army of Paris, BARAGUAT D'III.LLIERS, and DE CASTELLANE, Commander-in- Chief of the Army of Lyons, are to be promoted to the dignity of Marshals of France." • General Clams: died yesterday in — rads. His funertatereinony is to take place to-morrow, at twelve o'clock, in the church of Saint Andr6,•Cite d'Antin. • The funeral of Marshal .Maamorr, Duke of Its guse, tw4k place, on Thursday,. 14 Chattillon,sur- The body arrived only on Monday evening, and lay in state for two days in 'a chapelle-ardeate. At' 'ten o'clock the 'procession, comprisjig the civil and 'military authorities; and crowdS'of ipeople from -the adjacent country, as , well as detachments of troops •from the surrounding garrisons, 'formed in line to do honour to the deceased.. Among the per solls,p,resent were the Commandant de Franconniere, aicfe;deiCamp to the Minister of War and his repre sentatiVe ; Generals Delarue, Kowicrowski ' Testot- Ferry, formerly aides-de-camp 'to the Duke of gum; M. Grimaux de Caux, a Member of the Insti tute ;• M. Barbier, maitre-d:hotel of the Marshal, and Countess de Damremon, - , ta whom he bequeathed his memoirs.' The deceased received all the honours usually' paid to a Marehal of France. At one o'clock the 'corthge 'reablietr'the cemetery, and *lien his body vireo' deposited in the gronnd the' drunis best Aux Champs, the artillery fired salutes, and the in fantry presented arms—the last of the Marolrals of the Empire held his last review. The number of strangers, whom the ceremony had attracted to Chu tillon. was estimated at between 7,000 and ,S,OOO. M. DUPLEIX, Sous-Intendant Militairt, died, two iays ago, at Orlefins, aged 83. IL was Minister of War under King jEtteste. when the latter was King of Watpluilia; in 18 . 10 he refused the post ot Governor of the French posessions in India, and under the Restoration was Chef de-Division in the Ministry of W2r. Thia latter post he resigned, in 1830, and subsequently lived in retirement. The PRINCE PRESIDENT Of the Republic has just accorded pensions for life to sixteen old eoldiera of the republic and the empire residing in the .department of the Lot et Garonne. Tt.e PRINCE ha 3 also granted 6,0001. for terminating the repairs in t . he. ehureL, Cs 's t. , , ,d euou x, one of the Heist diontureete in tho d: part.fn..nt of the Allier.' .. . , • The Jottrnal des Debals lars,"" We learn that', the warning given three days egceto the Public was based on,Atiedinepapkte manner in which that journal reerodeepaAe eq),sert t of the. sitting of the Legislative Body :of the Sd MaY, re , , , , • Tne . forCe ii;ii rc ilie 'arlottnd (says the Times ccirre _ spotident) is Variously 'estimated, and'soine place it - at 80,000, others still more. • There were 48 batted,,., lions of e phe line, Y.lti. ,squadrons of cavalry, and 60 guns. , This mass, however, 'dims not include the gendarieferie, mounted or on fiot, the ,`deputations Repuhlicen Guard, the' Cbasseura de Vincennes, the frorit'th6'keiieitil aritiS, the Invnlides, &c.. • After the -PRINCE 'PRESIDENT had presented the regimental eagles tbe , commencement of the religious. , ceremony was, announced by cannon at oae o'clock: The Afetrepolitan Cluiptcr, the Honorary Canon of the ,Paris • Clitireh, in • full caporgcel sestuine, the , Curb and the Vicars in surplices and red stoles, the' r , members of - the diocesan seminaries in soutane, had" already assembled at 11 o'clock in the Church of'St. Peter, of the , GleaCaillou, and moved in,prceessieu at a quarter; past 11, with the. Cross of the Chapter car eied befre them, and chanting the heron Void Creator, to the ' Chapel of the Champ de Mars, and took their * places' according to their rank.' When •thii guns gave the signal, the Archbishop, urrayed in full canonicals, oomwenced.the Mass of the.,Lioly Ghost. At the moment of the elevation, fired ;. the drums beat. to arms; the trumpets .sounded the advance ; 60,000 Men ae otlie'g. salute was resented arms, .the whole Of the infatitrkkneeling, and tii6' officers' Pot in &nue, Mend bent on tine • knee to the earth," With head . , uncovered. - The multitude on the - moan daA toohk ofretheir hats. When mass was over, the rc the officiatieg clergy, pro ceeded bislp, to su sc rr h o e u r n 6 d .Fagles were arrayekrpund After the " Oreedus, the prayer, " Adjutorittni'nestrUtit in nor:nine Domini', and the the' altar. lie raiesdetidie.l)his voice to chant A nu il l ' i e De r u ' s," the Prelate sprinlcled o cl m er n gr pote . re n sy s 7 t lZ ter " hand, and e ; and then the flags with holy water and blessed them took his sent on a throne r and assumed the mitre. The'' standard - hearers -advanced separately , knelt on th e s t an tle C t lfi v eit ob il i; grinind, each with the' Eagle in his Archbishop slink° the following prayer : the . I„ :;: ti e e c i i ri p i i ;n te ic , il .o p tii p l u a li cle i v ia. be i n te e r t i e b t i i ou n s: Dom i um.g rak ß. r. tic s ad ipsius nomen , e e t t is h et ' "A . iii oliblpidd - •. litieos potenter pellet ,. ' . e e gave for mealtimes,aerem, um "c l, ll v ri h • n n ' the PraYer was ended the PreN peace, with the words' •liiii-whyle. of the 'tic/ENT -,.Emo • i ;i t -4 210U - the • 16th and 17th inst atandard-bearer, f the POntificial spiendid collection of . ancient armour the whole army the kiss of Par tibi ; and the foremost a ., mounting to two hundred and f e li n ly y s e uits, and a vast quan frringni othn(d' gtlh°;nadrsePsurenlseedd.... lie / l ow a, Leice., r•square, will be brongbt ruin jaw .11 , .„,tl.-ill.tidarmast ;4f1a.111 kinds, both_ til te Si and defensive, lately of the Eagles.' Tho.Prelit th b. 3festms.Christie and Manion; the eminent 6 ti?elicimm el :,,Y i, reaunon with many others, truly lament auctioneers. ii te salutes front the cannon of tb place,i 0 36 hundred that this' costly and valuable accumulation f- armour and Paniedlhis.blessinge tricge of Jena eenom ht. his lips weapons sbould be separated and dispersed . while so appro ta tIN estmmater is in progress stood erect, arrayed in mitre e en Id be found so fitted and adapted to a building of and in ee . in s co te ins the crosier, raised his hand. 1 P Pe,• and• • hold- 't .:\ ll description as the armour and arms of departed heroes versal blessing to the a a ° 4°4 gave an uni- Tiny and the g‘ ne d a ys, as well as adorning the edifice with truly priate a bailttiog as ilex another salute wino The Colonels to whom the standards announced that the religious people, - ,u s and galleries illustrative • of ages past and gone. NM over. • ' by the Archbishop-descended,' and charact'eristie featu . res, so well in keepg with the Gothic ceremony "a ~. *ere' delivered' and 01' AN ETONIAN. BY CIZARLES and defiled round , the iCR yr Esq., Author of "Tales of the Colonies," &c.-... d chapel. They then proceed d . them recognised by ano the disclosures to be expected from them a ! lite the in circulation respecting these " Confessions" regiments, delivered the. e the to their . respective h seein, fully borne oat by the work . itself, a and had ' • Eagles ,to . the ensigns, no matter of surprise that it is excitingd aritard'aetrxareittheFff :Ile. manner.' ' corps in : t e usna - 1 teatime:. Mr. and in these " Confessions" be salad w tains that reputation The nffizeri holding the i ' foe life-like narrative, sly Rowcroft has been cane the modern Defos, humour, masterly d_ elineations and ascending 'once eagles then lefttheir OE" , of the ptssions tribunee heard the , following All& Steps •of the centre 511DRNT ,:--. .. leristics of that great author. .. K c a . which were so preeminently the charate al niter the g gn undiesSi and the . " Tha Itorean eagle adope d bY suves a eibob p u t , xi stenee 0 S T g of trinnaphe. . . rom 1829, the angel, and eeintiisit , ;•: , o a NV ;11 !,,, tit ft., i:, • • i 'X stela°, whi TA he Vi li.:1 rouude,l; 1 " • , ..n at the baffle of poleoo at the cortur;- , coment of tho prusent castor' was i p ,1 ; .....I.a j oz, on which ocosAou he rte,.l?•,7' also wounded at the tat str iL; nio - -----.6g signification of the regeneration aed Lieutenant-Colonel. lit 18 1:") Ile was ' '' tile brevet. lank of the Du per ur Na the Bath. I' t ;ipainted a componion grandeur of France It disappeared in oar misfortunes, te• year e bjetro_politan Police and ought t o r e t urn when France, recovered from her, Fora: was instituted, until it s so , h . defeats an al . • if shoull no longer seem ttid for 1113 tielvicc , ./1 ill that , " Y fa3tibiel. c" lut. * ° "! . , mistress of herse , need a Knight Col tapaetty was, in 184 S, Dom to repudiate her own peculiar glory• ntnander of the Bath. ,put eagles—not as a T " Soldiers,--eTake then again nn HAHNEMA NH . t he • the symbol cf d• tThPITAL........ e 011111Verfary menace against foreign powers, ashe heroic er 0 __ tnner of the friend our indcpi ndenee—as , . the symbol. Of tin rip i d treatment of patients on th d of ,Lis hot, established for the e homeopathic principle, took as the sign of nobility of each regiment. place yesterday • " Receive again these males , vitt have . so often led ' 1 SRl'tutory statementof • About 150 persons sat down at table. A wear - to- die , if necou in made the progress of the hospital was our fathers to Tieter3; and 6 WO ' an d a liandliQUile su bscription . in t tth lti tti tupper 9 . 9 o itc of it tkareanoid, GEYtmANY. The propositions of the Prussian Government rela tive to the organization of the First Chamber were to have been discussed by that Chamber on the ith; bul*, by rt.:Nett of the Government, no sitting took place. Sonic persons thought the Cabinet was of opinion that it wss useless to discuss the question, after its rsjec!ion by the Second Chamber; others that i: wished for delay to await the KING ' S return to his capits', , in order to receive his- orders on the subject. Nossau Gazelle, the official journa o f the ticoottecea in t(s number of the. sth the acci dent whiCh occurred to the Duke. It publishes a bulletin of his Highness's- physicians, which states that in consequence of the fracture of his arm he bad -passed an agitated night. and suffered greatly ; b ut that his state presents no danger. I.stie.Chatnber of the' States of the Duchy of Nes ki a recent sitting, adopted unuoiwously, less one vote, a m t oViun in favour. of the inaiii!cluatice of the previous conlltion of a Loden At Prague four days ago, witty Aus t ria. the TheynothAr;of anti a number of his reht ot lette wt: r e3e i n r O t ri '63 : E' i lt; i4m Bl;r h ' i L d h, dated the w 4t b, Yorksa 8 .- 3 5 were for Ne teen vess~ll, c , o ll l:t r fin in i g ng' a 2. , t r 7 l Y German tiaea emigrant s , division of left our. feuurr.cpaorifta.d' 3,os4fothfoerseNel,wooo2: ,;,~ ITALY. TBIEFS and 111. IiEVERGIER DE UAIJRANNE ri roceeved at 110.70)ct , on the. 2d. :M. TUI ERS i ntends . clin; to Naples. The King of th e Two Sim- L thenintg rim made -an exintion in hi s f avour i ; so that the which excl u d es e ll the French refugee' and b . crs of the l a t e F rench Assemblies from . the is not applicabl e t o him. k e nrdiiieoic imiit CREJEORNE •• GARDENS. CV all ;be places of suburban retreat, there is none s , ) ellen patr on i sed ui this lavctrite resort; and lite vc:-). c. , ,oneral'ile'Aire- f o r i ts opening was gratified on Sunday I:',st, when ihn ! , pirited proprietor, - unable W re ti without the ~ate, threw them open, tilt the combined influrnee of lion weat h er and daily and si e o_m_ f font CFAlY.O'llleatand immediately availed . th eue i ll t e ' r the opportunity' fcr securing their accustomed 2 : of the enjoyment, I% T 6 twithstlnding tho. backwardness and season,- the gardens had a beautiful appearance,_ - e crder to die .Tinecieti only the flowrrs to be in bloom 'verant, of . an play all their natural loveliness. jinp s re on hand attractive kltd presented themsel%u•eary ev ery lending their ',---I)evi- - faun - Dam, grottoes. and at graceful embellishment, and r VI ec :i t -, tl g reat admiration nr '1 ne arrangements from the higty gratified riBit i o : t . h cor nirg season in the made by Mr. Simpson way of entertainnients, prow more attractive than ever. so make the ;gardens . , pson fort he ,se Els Tow ready at all the 4..ibrariag, lu 3 N01a... Ult E A.,;- or, BEAUTY'S LIFE; Dr-ITAIA". • ; 'fliis is one of those romances of the exciting and faaeinftlolls kind, in which the i,letiort,it rapidkthe diatopo 411'40a, ;th9jito:, gentti umprags, c and tlieViaraetera yoried nAt*.ed by we4i.,ll,ei 114 d itttrietl+esfratilfo.%T.'4 , FlY srlideltes aoeiefj,:, _oltutant :i sa ,Thil tiafies of love, jonlonsy, retoin;eetiffered tirdritateri.'' qq)btoryl is of iliat elm l / 2 17idot :Ort •ivilichiane - r' vniAiiOf , 'fintPliki.lei till the whole, 0,1.414. = Auocilia wilt.haej dent admirers." . • '' Ch., PubliOcr4. 13, Grp t; 3kiarlboiowliisVAthei ; - 4 ‘ NI) iftll.ltoV 11i rtgliON"' s rE!:O,-c:nl,tl7 A: 1 / 4 4t cbl Vrklay next will be-published, , in •,,Q TEEL'S 'SIIIP AIASTR E'S ASSISTANT ! ►Co Ta'ning She Inforrnat'on, Geneo4, Legal, and Prae:ti \ rali required by gerlhaahh and ail-other' Pirsotts con:rental 'With tifto 0 .nershlp, Charge, and Atanagenteßt tull , 3.miriorgosi both at 49114 and Abroad„ A wbd Ne,Eilito,n,i partly ro-writtOti f Apd carefullyqiievhieti th'otighoitt. • Edited by OR AEI A5l IV ILT,MOR E'q., M.A., one of her Mkteg4;;;lounsel tlto Custom, com.i ntercial, And ,Fll;p:tittz; pepartjnei:t bytliE94GE cLIATMENIk".,:•,Pt the Customs; Uontion: • .f. t . 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The following, is the ‘h .official r itatezient of the quantities cf corn, , &c. rec‘tvitl in th iihtt of Lonclog from tbg ports in E ssex , from the 3d Mit, 1852, to' the Sth- May, 1852, both inclusive Celcheiter.....tt64... liarwich ...... Leigh ,•~,.ar.}.~~ .14 • ; 85 - 73., 1514, ;30 ' 1 -- ,4 - . 4 . = 0 1 g _ 3 4' ' 4 69(k -t---,.......... , :4_:„... - 1 20 - Bp4 71 - 44 - 4po --- - 28 - - 4. 247eci 29. ;700 CIIELIISFOXIS,P MAY 7.-Prices to-day were as follow:141-- Wheat, white, 426 t 0,468 i red, 36s to CR ; - barley, 27s to 3()il; c h ev 4lifi t 2.9s., to .63i; grindin g 22 s t o ( 26 6; malt 556 to : Pas; chevalier4 ,s 's.tO 5-jii; ..oats 198 to 25 . t i; • peas, -I,Ftriageo'27' a jos; - White, 2611toVii ; boiling, '29,i to 3251 dun. nety k 27s v, - :29,4 beans,' tle'.3i, 26s to 30s; !farrow ticks, 117 s to 31i; . .iistagen, 25t to 295. cocc‘lESisst; MAY B.—Wheat, white 44i to 47s ; red 39s to 426; oftti,'l9s to 22s ; beans, Inazigan 265• to Ms ; middle ;oindimall 306 to 31a; peas, white 340 to 388, grey, new 28ste gig ; barley, 28s to 30s per qr. IS.faicat.ox) . 5 44` , f..i-eThe . 8 following are the guotaticips , i ctr gram : ,r ,,,.,, 4 4, v. . Whea , .to - . arley. Oats. Bea . * rgaii• bii.rit 419 Od 31s Od 22a Od —s Od —s( Od Second. 423 Od 303 Od 219 . 0.1 •,—E4 Od —3 Od Third 363 Od 26s 6d 193 Od . ...--3 Od —s Od Oatineal, per bag of 280Ibs imperial, 303 Od to 3ls 01. HADDINGYoN, MAY 7.—The following are the prices cl grain at our market to-day:— Wheat. First Second .. 4ls 9d Third ...... ... .. Ms Od Total quantity of Wheat in Do.. Barley Do. Oats Do. Beans Barley. 323 Od 293 bd 273 Od market Oats. Brais. 22s 31 331 Od 21s Id 31e •41 18s 61 29s 01 531 qrs., 481 sold 108 qrs., 98 sold 337 qrs., 308 gild 132 gra., 12i sold COAL KAI/KRT.—I' ESTXRDAr. Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market : Bate's West Hartley.. 13s 6d delmorit l4B Gd Carr's Hart1ey........ )34 letton Hasting's Hartley 13s 9d ffaswell... 163 31 Holy well 13s 6d Pensher Hartlepool' W. Hartley 133 lid Plummer ........ 151 3d North Percy Hartley.. 133 6chCassop Rcdhough,Main ..,... I.ls gd!rcelloe ........ 153 9,1 • SiiiiihTrifref h AR& 4 gi Off ley 2nAtignitit* lidep.Mll43, rets < ....... „ .0 IrwatkWyikinioix.;;.;;,l2et4ki aigolali...l9s 10d , :lirWiLlra End, "•`': l l)4l‘ive.ntwateillarttay 13'49u Barton WOW% .o.lo.4tAti 1.3& 94.14 , :. Cardiff. .. . . 21111 !, - Northuntherland,,,:l3s kid4beraniffion Merthyr.. utsli6d ... ; . 12,s ()J,paßlpcplko - stone 'ffiryey - 'pad (Tins.) ils'Ea Port TaThot - Steam 18 4 !od Etten Alain . 1.5,8,1 d ,Wayo4!?rBl,erthyr 1 136 .oc, Shiglitt marW, Sold, 53. RA:t4ivBl . lAlOi 111 - 4, RKE • ; ,131bStOt,VAIC: 10- 5T0 . 61; EYedi:;.-111efo was little or nothing dono in the-ehare'mdf'kht tri-tak. The only sale reported NYlO— - r'LtrERPOOL, MAY 19 fitter Extifitiroie.--We haYe no improvement to noice to-day. The transactions have been very limited, and prices varied little from those which have teen quoted for the last few 4A3' B, The .sales reported-were—Lancashire and York shireL7'4l4,-.Ditto, Preference, 6 per cent., 1 / 2 dis..,Ditto, f•his w Fi4,44.l 4 ,NLit:.Aidjui . c . : Union), 4 1 / 2 ,dis,—Lotadon,and Nerth - Western': I\iiiir - Quarters, P. —Midland, 701/270Aviastry and e.st?r, 1 1 . ::f3—Dateh Rhenlsh , 3 '4 6 s , • • ANCLIP:STISK, MiY 10. , gtocie tieri Ll AsrGri.--There has' been a fait amount of business tratiseded fo-d4f, l 4ithOiit material alteration in prices. The sales refJortittivere—Blackburn (NU. I), --- (laledorriano2DN-=-Itisterin Counties . , 0 3.15 —Lan6ashiro and orkgh ire, 783 ....Ditto, Fifths, Staffordshire, 73 45 , s IC ; d re i::—lSliwsb4.rY, lieshire, and'N or th Wales, min -2u • . 811 1 / 5 1INGIIAM, MAY 10. S'roca Exctuarro.,-The share market was qniet to-day, although there is a"dernand for lines the shares of which continue in favour. Mid/and, South Stafford, The and iShretvs band Birmingham have' the call among speculatois , b ut i -eAtchange in quotations. Prices were well main only transactions reported on 'Change w e re — :Midland Stock, 70 j---Shropshire Union, 31. 1s: dis. ui n er ry e is little . DESTRUCTION or Trill: Cit,YSTAL PALACE.—In COll - of many thousands ,of persons in the fruited King (loin having been unable to obtain a copy of the 'O res- EX hibitieri Chart; printed . in COletirs, and presented by the proprietors of the , Weekly Dispute/4 to their subscilbers and the public in the months or January and February last, a re-issue as- 'Wen determinedi:hpoh, to take meet, on Sunday nex,t,,May I,l4bi.L.The Ottartivhich has undergone a careful revision, showsby simple diagrams the number et persons that visited the F,hibitOndaily, the amount of money taken at the various entrances, the quantity of refreshments-cell- Smiled ; the nernei'Of the,ll,oll Cmmilsiinners ; an account of the origin of the Palace and 'fts dtinension,a .in feet: ,In order that every - Individd in the country, May posSeSsAhis statistical-reflex of . curious and interesting results, to mark 7 the demolition of the-building; and- to •serve as. 11, memento anflts Existence, ; the Chart will Lits:delitered4eatis'to eirery sitbsctiberand purchaser, (Olio:Dispatch on the flay stated. ?ThePispgttelt is_ pith' ished at' foItT :o'clock Avery Sattirday morning, in time for : the first railway. trains leaving: London, and for the morning mails. "Early orders should be given to all - neWsienders in twin' nr, Calin* or to Mr. R. J. Wood, NV, 110 . 316 A-street. ' The news agents Will haVe a copy of the Chart with every _Dispatch of ItlaY ltith. ' A . . ~.„, . , ~ , , . r ., , ~, ~. {.. ADVERTISEIIENT.]-1. he Anal rattrinition.--A= valuable, newly-irivented, very - iitnall powerful waistcoat pocket glass, the size of a walnut, by which, a person can .be seen and known li miles distant; they answer every purpose on the Race - course, at the Opera-houses ; country scenery and ships are (dearly seen at 12 to 14 miles; they are invaluable for shooting, ' deer stalking, yachtinLv, .to 'Sportsmen, Gentlemen, fAmekeepera, and Tourists: - =—To be had at Messrs. S. and B. •&lemons, •Opticians, 39,,Albemarle-street, Picea dilly, opposite- the York-hotel. Telescopes—A new and . most . 411 P9rtaut , invention in Telescopes, possessing such eatra -:tr,dittary,povvers, that some, 31 inches, with an extra eye piece, will snow distinctly, Jupiter's Moons, Saturn's -Ring, .and the . . , e, l e_ u_ r . r , g e l e a n s se_s , ' , .Douhletars. With the same . Telescope, weighing only three i' , " o .nces,. can be seen a person's countenance and.ais'Object , from lif to' 20 Miles ' The supersede 'every . y. • teth i nid u it Spectaile Lenses,3 miles distant, 41 _ - . .forjhe waistcoat•poeket, anti are.of larger and, all ' es, isTi,tinereasMg powers accordingly. Opera and: Aa.e" with wonderNi pewees ; an `object can; be feet v i rop, eve W o .l "j m - s , 1 ) 17 i :1 . 14 to - I6 nailei .. distant llesirs• S. litd'- B. bays;: invented invaluable preserving s, object they are plated before ,ihlere gani,c vibrator. and .44,6 original state;, „,_ e , „ .. ~ every t bject a2pea7-cleiti and distinct, Ihe most ... i 7, 700, 11 e ti l e a t i 7 n e at t vi ' r h ai, be ti erea-briglif and brilliant, ii'brengtit to of extreme deafness. -Ile. Invisible -.Or ic;tei.ots:rntn,:e, nt: for relief pesite the York Hotel. , rrarfli7,ltreet, Piccadilly, o?- di - se c a onr d ....._pilli,Ar. have ,D VE : :e I in ' r ' s —in tnent a nd , Blake-street, • Palmer,. lin. i'l, Masor! Amputation. eminent medieal men attended him, and thesecl foot ; the wok to remove one of his toes. Before nary , Liverpool, this eetned 4 trees.. healed h • the disease broke out higher up, and then they wasted to mt i r i e t : r if e dMa Disease dEdNr eTSa• dreadfully from 1 f:fliroAtoom; n:::: .putate the whole foot to prevent fatal consequences. This hie objected to, and resolved to try Holloway's Ointment and Pills, `which haie effected a perfect cure, and he can walk and 'Wink as well as ever. This can be verified by Mr. Mifflin, chemist, 24, Copperas-hill, Liverpool: ---Sold by all druggists, and at i.Professor.Elsitow a Y s Es tablishment, 244, Strand, London, , THE TEA, TRADE.—MAY 10.—The quantity of tea.delivered in London last week was 670,2981 b,, beint;. an' ,_ itictiaa6 gvinpatatfitt tlia previous iiieok., .... .. ~ . ~a•~ j MAY 11, 1852. SPORTING 'INTELLIGENCE.' • TA:.r.TEIRSALL'SYEstEIaDAT: - ' 440b)ie Noble,Aittring the greater part. of the afteraoen, was T.,tot l qt -037,40. .1, but n .ar the. clo4o was in ,g rea t f )re. ttt I 3 to 2. Ltd,' I , rr, on wb, - ,rn - npwarcla or Lunef.litbiteti liftrour nt . 7 to I, r e ceding' to 15 to ^; Merli3o.':nomionliy f at; ls to , t 4 Porsa , the wonit fiiv ourite ,, of . Aaff4.lre, 1 4%:.t4t1 a .wav (lon.° .n bc.ut ton Other favlutites, and the'only illteration pt any mornnt prr,s itl Orelko,,,,who IVI3 backed tit tin of pM l ytwgrotitt • t •-•, h 7rnergP, ;, 4,4OFOLAC. , ATM &ES', • „ -7.3 c/ A i ggSt . SID itcsi;thace of 133,ifcirti T 3 C 749 ' I W Ttlt 'cLiv - tra.Ni3 itinvicAt*V ,r 3y9 34,,oiCogat. Aft. Llsaucon'd , Lenttyr: , ant 1; Mnyfci !, „ DTRBK. ~3 toaget Mr i'Jorry'a irObblo • 15 tre'ragstlir. Arnold's Lititell'arry—takiie 15. ki; '2 e'ot LbriV Orford's Alcoreti E 11,0,1 aget LordfEelintotee Claverhouse—taken 13 to 1 agst Lord Exeter's . Stockwell 14 to 1 agst Mr. Stebbing Alfred the Great 17 to 'I agst'Lord Ribbleadaki'4 Kingston-taken 25' to t agst Mr: J: M.! Stanley's Oreiio--teken 25 to-1 agst Mr. R. Harrison's King of. Trumps— takcia 0 150/ 30 to 1 egg.' Loretetland'a Augur n'"'" ' 331 a 1 a:tat Mr. Clark's Elobe 50.0 1 agst.Dake of Bedforci's Maidstone— taken „A 0,10,1 agst Mr P.,Bookh's Missive 1,000 to t 5 agst Lord Nlmeiatori's Buckthorn IJOOO . to 10 agst Kr. R. S. Walker's Treasurer—taken 0,000 , to 10 agst Major Martyn's Convulsion '- taken .1,000 to .10 apt Lord-Ribblesdale's Nabob ;1,000 to 60 agst King of Trumps and Convulsion—taken - OAKS. fi to 1 agst: Sir C. Moak's Gossamer—taken ; 9'lo T agst Mr. John Scarf '3lltlngstress , -itakett 10 to 1 asst Mr. Pedley's Trousseau—taken NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING. '•• ' ENTITIES FOR TITESIIAT. To start at-Three 6"elock—T.M.m... ,Plate---Necklace, yrs—Little Jack, 5 yrs—Theodine, 3 yrs--Liberty, 3 yrs. To start - at Half-past Three—R.M. Plate—Sackbut, Sabre, Oddfellow; Livermore, Civan, c by Lanercost, out of Flash of Li honing. LEWES. RACES.—MONDAY. The Southd ow n (IlitiSle)Stakei of 3 sovs. each, and 20 added; for hiliater4 12attech, sic. Gentlemen riders, : ,,New Course.. (5 Subs.). Mr.Y e rrall's British Canso), 12st 71b (T.Brown. jun.) 1 Mr. f3lagg's Mt;le BloOiner, aged, 12st (Mr. Randal) 2 Mr.-PoeleiFortunatils, itged, 12st VI) (Mr. Waters) 3 Majotelkinghurst's Thibsult,l2s l 71b (Mr.=Cameron) 4 Mr. Thomas's Merryman, aged, 12st 71b....-(Owno0 Won in a canter. , Match, Ilst each. Three quarters of a mile—r Verrall's Perfume Cdr. E. Beitrd,jun.), brat Mr. W M at . - son's Jenny Lind. Sweepstakes of 5 sOTS. each, and 50 added; the second to receive 101. out of the stakes. fleata, one mile and a quarter. (4 Saba) -Mr.ParrsWesthergege, 8 kis,7Bt3lb (Wakefield) 1 1 Capt.. Thellusen's Lady Alice, s lat u 1b (Freebornaxted) ) 2 4 2 Mr. Messer's Fallovi Deer, 6yrs, l3 (M 4 Catieron's' Hand - thine 'Doe, Sst 71b (Pearl) 3dr , ;05:1 easy. ii e file Queen's Plate-of 100 guineas. New Course. . Magenis's The. Ban, 4 yrs, 7st 21b .........(Pearl) 1 Henry's Buttergy, 3 yrs, ist 21b.. ....... (Archer)• Mr: FerisTlothiverker, 6 - yrs; lOat 21b:1...(0arrier)' 3 Capt. Thelluson's COrnelius„ 4 yrs, 9st 21b (Freeborn). 0 Mr. Messier's Firebolt, 4 yrs, 9st 21b --(Howlett), .0 Mr. Darling's frairiett (late. Sessie), lOst 21b(Bar1ing) o Mr. Rayner's Presto;A"yra, 9st 21ti"' (Siiipa) .. Mr. Sail's Whippersnapper, eged,-10if 210...(75t Owne2lr) Mr. Thainasil..i-John Barleycorn, , 3 ) b Sir W. Booth's Anel,-3 yrs, 7st 21b (Kitchener) 0 Won by- a length. The smile' between tieeontl and , -314 Brookside - Stakes of 3.sovs. each, and 20 added, for four yrs old and upwards. Gentlemen rriders, &c. New Course,. -(6 Subs.) - Heats.. liaj9t Briughurst'd Thibault, 12a 71b ...((lamer) 1 1 Mr. Cameron's Lltudsome Doe, 12st ...... (Owuer) 2 dr Mr. Verrall'a Perfume, llst (Mr. B. Beard, jun.) 3 dr ' The Ara, beat was won by half a length, and the secoudivalked over for. . , :- NAVAL 'INTELLIGENCE. iirevegret ~ to' hear that Lieutenant' Russell ratey (t 844), -who - served as first lieutenant of the Sampson ' team -frigate, in the late bloody affair at Lagos, for which so small and inadequate a promotion has been made, and who was subsequently appointed lieutenant commander of the Bloodhound steam-vessel, died on the 4th Mitch, off the Island of Ascension, aged 35. DEVONPORT, MAY 9.—Confianee steam-tug, Martin master, sailed on Saturday morning with a party of the 35th Regiment for Pendennia Castle, and returned this moraine -with the relief,', party'of the 19th, who are to proceed to Winehester. Buzzard steamer was ,commissioned on Saturday by Lieutenant Richard Moore. Mr. riper has been ap pointed master of this ship. Some delay has been caused in completing the ma chinery of the Satispareil, steam screw-ship, in conse quence of an obstruction in the screw. 'rho diver was employed on Saturday afternoon, and he was fortunate in Cilaivering the olio:ruction 3D.1 removing it. A loose, :b At, it 9,;;v4r..?, had by ,i,omc means fallen land - got OS. P . tangled in the armehinery. . • • ' '. Amez in, 26, _o4Main Darker, will be paid oft on' Itlfga,J3reoltPtliTg• . t. ' i .: ' • ,t , - ' ' . ',! -• - - Willialn'ThorsciA. repe-niiker, hai been promoted to leading mar, vied.AUsenago, deceased.. gplassiouvu, .SpOir.---The Retribution steam.: IsiliflAe; Carai 4 Wa . rdQn, .sailed from Spithead, thia jigsralptpr Lisbon, Cahilig.at Plymouth. p c , , kiz bilyPr, '_l, s:!reiv ateani 7 corrette, Captain iScrO;io ailed lastnik;lit for the westward,, on .a trial cruise. t .ear.,,, . it The Arrogant 47, screw steam-frigate, `Captain 0,, Mason, h.2nt sail ' s I.lst night and received herCieivfrom her hulk this mo g rnin. She issrepurted: to go out of harbour for .trial to- tnur ra v.-. • , yyoo Wiiielle:lter, 50, Captain Loeb, has n4juated her'. - edinpasies; and is now ready for Sea. . .. byX-Vfoutu, SATuanax,-ller, Majesty's ship Rod..l' ,nec,,O,' Captain C Graham, now in . the StiAnd, bein 11 hauls :short of her complement, is endeavouring •to 'obtain them at this pet, preparatory to her sailing for wenstown. The crew of her Majesty's frigate Leander..so,.Cap . . ,ta)n, Dicres, got up topmasts on Friday. 1 1 4" p (ship is liai.tting with all dispatch, and will be comPleted about; the i,ilst inst. ..,- ' . Iler Majesty's '4*i-shins Vulture awl Buzzard are • em- shins - , ordered to, be coniiniSsioned. The.latter was taken. into WA Writ* to be examined and ba ve her co pp er, cleine „ , ''''SttEtikN'Ea'a„. Sula4x.-ller Majesty's Ir.:Min-wheel steaM-tiltkip flarreouta, - 16, having been completed in her fittings at Chatham, 'arrived here en Fatlay, at noon. Alfa' coaling; &C.; she'proCeeded to the None, to exercise 'her reac'nitery, and' took up moorings in the harlinur. The Birrecouta is to be t,htioned at this Fort as 040 of the .firt. -division 'of :the advanced Steata-Equadron of re , serve.' She was lannelied last year at Penibrolcii t having been built 'from designs of the Committee of Reference,, :iS'Of 1,049 tone, and has engines of 300 horse power col lectieely. She is placed tinier the charge of the London, - 90, C'sp', G. li,:' Mundy, from which ship a corporal and) flie' Privates'Of'the'Royal Marines have been ordered to 'ettiVark in her. . ' -' ' I ' Her Majesty's paddle-wheel steam-vessel Wildfire, Mr.' j Brdekinan, second master, command in g. having had her ' engines and machinery thoroughlyrepairtd, has returned here•to.resuine thaeltitica-eflender to the Waterloo, 120, flag-ship of - the PorWidmiral. " -' • - The Channel squadron is likely - to he increased by the addition of lier-MajeStY'd ship Albioh, 90, Captain Hope Johnston, Phaeton, 50, Csptain . G: Elliott, undlndefaci gable, 50, Captain Robert Smart, which vessels are to be, -detached from the fleet in the Tagus. for that purpose. • Sectind-LieUtenantlohn 'Frederick Hawkey, of the 'Chathani division' br •RiifYil'Marinia, hat embarked on board Vie Letunri, 90, Captain G. R: Mundy, as senior subaltern,-vice Kelly. . - * APPOINTMENTS. ',. Naval Cadet—The - Honourable Wingfield, to the ntadvn, 90. , . Chief-Lagineer George Minhinniek, of the third class, to the Buzzard steam-sloop, at Davenport. Assistant -Engineers—George Griffiths, second clatisi. Samuel R. Stephens, second class; and Charles .Tarner, Ahird.class, to the 'Buzzard. Clerk John Donald (1845) -to the Buzzard. THE EXPEDITION TO THE SOUTH EELS. WOOLWICH, MAY 10. he inspected by Commodore Henry Mangles Denham, was t ald 23, Captain Henry Eden •on Friday last, who expressed hihas , a o n lf . t h h i e gh ex iy . pleesed.with all he, had witnessed on oar:: a read for the anti cellent arrangements that have . b o e f ta c n r i s and crow of the ciliated leegthened service of the . vessel in tho -Smith Seas. the inteerest to witness the evious o her depsr d arrangem ents on board the Herald pr A u ra On the surveying service •iu . hit to t unexploreher :: _ wats , A , the 1 -, 46 6, O man conOppoonneeaco h gla y t trhourstbnomicalsyt --acio pereens have been on be d I.boaril on.Fridav last Were sii days. ABilog qi,"''''' 1 P x . l n iit i o :. °wain i'mckwool Lird'de ilfYis L'-'rd.Oar,? yoil .e'i4 E„t, i Up, o.3l)t.nOral-10. ,1 Ftsint...N!,./tre_,., Cardwell, :liti% Mr. L7fovre, Dr. liel7 ,c m lioole, et the Ill ' i " l t 3 h r o Y . l S° ,, o gta 3 :: ' es w a dh p ° o t : l ia ro h ugU y ihv t t la . e w.h n it a rh - . ' :them., vocab,.elaries of Alves Of many the bland!, stud instructions to the jags.' sionaries in connexion with thoc o iet c y ... t. s i o r f eniler every ierviee thvY . Possibly , on .4) tie l4 " the Uereld and the Torch. Sir Witham "'looker and Dr. Hooker, f ro m,. the gardens at,lik,vo, clan visit.-- th : herald, anti h o st stock going; took a great interest. in the preotteal gardener ou t, in ho t end .bave daily .cen,ribated to ~ • • sted 0 n a as Saturday plants and seeds which are to be transported ,to the An . 1 An Ustauco of individual as well tapoucs. I .as mantle the expedition w. Interest in last by a . gentleman in tro dum ug himself on board with a . . co py of the first edition of Cook'a voyages, .large folio time, in which was written the following meta°. . . . rand= t : . Lonion May ; 5 13" - "This book is the property of Mr. James Coombs, and is this day entrusted to the care of Captain Henry M Danligut °l)letillajestfo ;hip Uqald, pow about RiiiDgP a gi r glq 61 4 Ilutiloyitig mew to " 7•• -