The Sun. — London, England, 1855-05-21 00:00:00

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" , 0 ' 71 7 T r_L is on " : if . e a s e and the combined Fleets.—Ti - -ALMA and of the BERNESE ALPS are also open. LOND )N, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1855. N o . _19,5-15,1 rpiticE PUBLICATIONS. HER MAJESTrS BIRTHDAY. wether, 'Montague Smith, Mellor, George Butt, M.P., Slade. Teed. Fitzpatrick H. Vernon, at dinner on Saturday evening, in celebration of her Majesty's birthday. ' Her Majesty's Guard of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms had a full dress dinner party to celebrate her Majesty's birthday. - The Queen's tradesmen dined together at Willis's Rooms to celebrate the day. The Lord Steward sent a present of venison for the dinner. LORD CARLISLE'S EAS FERN DI A RY. Fifth Edition, in 1 vel post Bvo., price 10s. 6d. DIARY in TURKISH and GREEK WATERS. By the Right Hon the Earl of CARLISLE. London : Longman, Brown, Green, and Loagmans. THE DRAWING-ROOM. SERJEANTS-AT-LAW.—Kinglake, Wallinger, Miller, Goo'burn. REVEREND DOCTORS.—Sketchley, Stamer, Gogdtord, Bow 44, Svm A RGY LL ROOMS. —lmmense success of the —l3 44ce 4 d7 v da nce, LA VARSOVIANA : Music by H. LAURENT. "pry evening.. JUITIANIA. of the WAR in the CRIMEA at Wedn...,o ROYAL PANOPTICON. Leicester-sq., are, on Monday, aY, and Fridsy, at 9 and 10, and Tuesday, Thursday, and Na1,,.. Y .. 4t 4 and 10. The Institution is open, morning, 12 145, tO children half-price. • Admission, Is, schools and • kilttAT WESTERN COALS.—Best, 245. ; t llarly,,.l3eool.lds, 22 * per ton. The Great Western Railway Corn thirhglflow e xeculeorders . for* Ruabon Coals, equal to the finest Ni t s Canne24s. per ton, and for excellent and economical Vron of h e l) at 2; per ton. Cash rices within 4 miles We e _raddin g th ' tl R afiway :lSta 0n. 2 Address to the Superintendent, Great Paddington. GR E AT WESTERN RAILWAY._ -111 Yrot, SUND AY. —A n Eieurs lon Train to BAT II and tveni n „ n'tn leave Paddington at 745 a.m., en return th 2 • ame zsth, 'rota rstol at 6 3 and Bh at 7 o'clock .m. Fares - b°4 l' b e t 541 58 5.. i Etrlstol 103 0 and f s. at luggsge allo p wed. 7 ick.t -'l4tlou an °l l a ined oil the three previous days, at the Paddington ' l4 ; obtained up to 4 . D m each day. at 7, King street, Cheap fora , • Stra n d . 9 - • • -o, Regent-street; 264, Holborn, and 351, Ox WESTERN RAILWAY. —WHIT- Ptve psin'TTIDE HOLIDAYS.—An EXCURSION TR kIN will i.e at mradd i ng . on, on Monday , May 2.th, at 8 a.m., for War . vviek, WoiperV°n. Birmingham, Wst Bromwich, , Wednesbury, Bilston, 1 1 44 liag a 1 /4 " , Wellington, Shrewsbury, Ches - er, and Itiverpo . o d l, r - —uler '11" Wednesday May 3 'th, or on Friday, June 2 . bar, I.!Pr000l (landing staev) at 15 a in., Chester 11 0, hrews *6lll3 W ellington 12 ' 50, Wolverhampton 1.55, Bilst r on 2.5, 3.15 , Le ZIT 2.15, West Bromwich 2 25, Birmingham 2.40, I\ arwick 8. arta""Tigton 3.25. Fares—Warwick and Leamington, 18s. 2d and 109 — .,„." 3l rwlighm, 20s and 94. 6d. ; - West Bromwich 20,9 d. wednesbury. 21s. 4d andlOs.; !Allston, 21s 3d. and 10s.; 2 11 'sw w , Milton, 22s 4d. and 10s. 6d... w ellington, 2 , 13 6d. and 4.. hL u7 a Tidl7:, ' 279 4d. and 135. ; Chest r, 338. and 1 5 s. ; 1. iverpoo, d the T ickets (not transferahlrl nor available for any other ious ;!I's at the Paddington Stat on, and also up to 4 p.m. each day at Che.p ide ; and • 269. Stra td; 25, Regent-street; 264, 35 1, Oxford:street. gE TRUST and LOAN COMPAN Y f 0 1 . 1 , UPPr•R CDA. Zklarei.;', REREBY GIVEN, Th ANA at a GENER kr. MEETING h l cf,,ta n a4d ers in this Company will be held on T :URSDAY, the 157 't n'c'ock pm, at the OffiCes, 65, Moorgate street, for TT ar.,C e °I deciDiresring a dividend on the f'anital stock of the Com rangierclecting Directors and Auditors for th , .. ensumg year. Books Will be closed from the 22d to the 31st inst. By order. T. MACDON LD, secretary. te- greet, May 19th, 1R55. - Al P . st • Seid "SHILLING" RAZOR. .7ki,r,, I f 07 e and ' p ' - ' , venerf.. Warranter' wood by the makers, JOSEPH %N - "TRERS, Queen's Cutlery Works, Sheffield ; and City, London. I,O4APP-1-xr, ..., as T , S SUPERIOR TABLE KNIVES, b e , -my h __ikde for the Crystal Palace, Sydenham : handles cannot tli e Vfile loose : the blades are all of the very first quality, e h _ ye rB v_w!Ll Sheffield manufacture. shaYlvied at their London warehouse, 37, Moorgate-street, Cutlery Works, Sheffield. Lel t t (1, 115 31 ,7" k 41 : CAFE DE L'EUROPE, 9, -qu o i—erb, " r-e s w —Haunch of Venison at 7 o'clock on Wednesday at 6: - a3 . ), and every succeeding Wednesday during the AR~• - I.OaN LIEBIG on ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE. 4 1 u 1 v=•elf an arinVrer of ad, beverage, end my own ex f th e e s me to recommend it, in accordance with the did ~,,,Inost eminent English Physicians, as a v,ry agree and nt tonic, and as a general beverage both for the in -4',SO p;,,f", bll ' t - Giessen, May • 8,.... - AL ALE only Is bottled by HARRINGTON le xperi ai rn r •,he4r, wine, and spirt merc'utnis, 51. Pall Ma I ' 414 Of is - "sure quarts. pin. and for luncheon half-pints; also and Upwa ts rds. ()Ivf • • tt 11, E. --L a r. ,,,YRANCE GERMANY, or in 1 ), the b es t Manufacturing Talent is obtained and 4 .11pEi," ( .3 ;oestructio n of t tollow Nie rw 4 ,8 REDINGOTE thenew garment of the Season. ALLrL PALE TOT, One and Two Guineas each. t SLEEVE CAPE, One Guinea, Waterproof, yet IrI COLT. Evaporable. GUINEA TROUSER' and HALF-GUINEA AISTCOATs. .14 for MILITARY and other OUTFITS sent gratis. it4,l l ler fh .. 'gents in all parts of. the glnbe, who have the ahove %; . q. 411, a • -t 'elass garments prepared in regulated sizes, so that the) L . es t ., r iably fi t Well -RiltitTi ddress, and D. NICOLL, 114, 116, 118, 120. eet ; and in the City. 22, Cornhill. 4CIZR , t .e COpAHINE or SA.CCEIARATED I " : 4 c h —l iti7v s "'" N appr o v e d of by the Freneh College of Pri t ys i i s c•a a r n ms d . allninist red in the Paris and Lonr.d.oocerltlao7, disco der. La„ ,!_d by them to he the best remedy e i; 4' lis.;"'et" of \T 6 li2) -Price per 1 4s. Gd. ; 50, 9s: Pd n ,„ OV Nalt e ;' l 'Pe in G 8 %BRIE'. JoZ KAU, French chemist, 49, 4 ondon, and all the principal chemists. ° T I :, AL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. pat oatTraciou LECTURES and Exit I3ITIONSas delivered befog'.' her ft, Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, the zwle , 6 Institution, will ne continued, e . ofisis'ing of, the TEL! . - k' e nt h",,2NCERT, DISSOLVING VII.. ATS o , t - 11 I) m the 1/ 4 , - .raff n ' - u t0,,c(2.4 ILLUMINATE CASCA DE, the t!.101lA . A. t, i)- 7 4 11 the 'Voyage across the Atlantic. and the Cities tu the LECTURE- 1 on SONG 4 and SoNG WItI I I , It-, by \e„ 'qt.Atai, Esq.; DIsSOLVINU VIEWS of the WAIT, &c. Al ~ T° " , ;l Y :' l ,,lng*, the 21st, Lecture to the Indu s trial Classe s : 'OH kL ISLAND, by I REVETHAN SPlcEa, I.L 1). i t :sist,,,,7" - ------. 1 ,.._ - - . . 0 W ~7‘l lt s of the last half-century have proved beyond ti o , s. D., e t4 / 8 , 11 , ..... 1 714 iou.th .t ..... . s 8 A R 0 IL aekr io I X it h , s ti e el , U S MA U A tin ex ~itake r; ever ne a lly imnrisblnv pow! , rs in !he criwth , , ii r v e e s r t s iz. lie'', and Is n m o m the u r prpparsi "rear:°' t he Ti tq be t h 4t of the Hum n h rn 4 k4 l i ii . eh, I , , Litr. I ';' Cheatrait, ai , d superior to o a + , 41 -' it ill , ",tirevents t front lall.ng ff or turning grey, n i d n r e iff . , ,e a s n , d o her, dot s'l3 ''''t 1111 3 , 4 'r• cleanses tt from scurf • ap e ,' t Yeb i .,, De eillia, i : ft, curly, and glo , sv. o a t• l r ' a t ti ‘ o l a u w T t il o ci f the Bear ', tVhts. th e h a 'hio. " 1 , 4 ' ,4 , e n ,i' a ‘ Flive; iii din tit- gro :', in its stimulative tota" .B Of ° i•hii,' lll4 laChiOa s it is unittil'im tied ai forming ~iiss ( a he at -iren it is especially 1 et-ontrne" ' 7 . F i mily t, t ', 4 12. 1114 1 ,,hal t o t tlfill i li,. a d of Her . Price 3s . 6d. and .•• , __ s s' \f‘'Nr• ..-o;,ntlikr 'r nail), I s 6d. ; and double t , it tP2c•,s3IR, w. by'A t etss A „ - ,`,"e wrapper of eaeh bottle it`c the tyod Ch em , A. I t i '' ;IL, in two lines. ' p„ 48 Art; - 7.a' a h a 1 20 Hatton-g :mien, London, and erferna-l's ' o ‘B, ' i l llit ß 44111 :tr d en t 0 4 t t ,.. k ft, protected by Royal 1 -1 . " 1- t: r ' 18 1 a-e Paris: gla nd. and secu by the Seals 0. the E . s rer e and the Imperial)ollege oo Nledtct , ' 'tie VICIITI , 3aa n _ ell, f , t,""'„ *b.?: Rei, .J. IttEAFIM t lt, No. I, ill - o, , ner - I ' I 'n , •Ineruaatorrh.oa. and Exhanstiii , 0 t leo "e De a mine. f id tor Climate Ilte n „ ?Mum ~,,, rom excesses, ace en , Iff '"anCe ll , f - ' lO are prevented entering the married state i ati,,„ early errors it is invaluable. -t • t i . e l t i b,_ *.4 th vitt EsE MAR, Nu. 2, e,, ice ~,, e sho Mire') Of - loi„_-. tr.„_ H space of three days, completely and e I, . 11 1 , 1 4 Ctle h e i T T - v. 01 those Disorders which Capivi and Cu ~, c, b , Donlo n ~,.t hn ilght an antidote for, to the ruin 0 4 th i th.. he e tile PoPnlation. tl 'lrertt i ktt n e,, i ~,_ , 0e t ,,,. TRI DIKE 14 AR, No. 3, It ~1 . ) . 1 e ( 7 1 1 , th e T,' fi n tal RerneAly for that class of Disorders,.yr e hit iiParlh e : tr uctio n ' " al ' Physician treats with Nierctiry, to tn ' ti v rit lz in th e ~,,01 the patient's constitution, and which all the N I , . orld cannot remove. kth: t all ~ 4 t. No I It- Ilt 1, -8 119e 5 ,+. • •, 2, and 3, are alike devoid of taste or smel , tot,' t :iielr 050-,n13 qualities. They may lie on the toilet tau cakt e t in e' es " el4 'f auSpected. w 4, lo ses, _at I is. each, free by post, 2s. extra, divided into hiquir - To b e h" administered by Valpean, Lallem . ind, Roux, kltrnann av al W itolesale and Retail in London or .10r1ri ,t. 1, , hM, 7,rto, b __' R.a3. 4 1,thard-stre.i . • are , io.arg fl N4l7 —r Y, ho e . k .': n "ant, drugeist, 46, Market-street, Mancheste s r 2 , ,Iti, Liver:o%ll7, bean gate, Bolton ;J. , rie-tly, chemist, a h ail. Westmoreland-stree , 6.'"--.....................',001t5e11er, High-street, Birmingham. 11, T. ; • ESEND o ll' i ller 4^'packets PACKETS. "rset ~,,1 call at the Greeithlthe and Purfleet Piers. it ,,,,_at the Piers as underlined 'weather permittini "" TERRACE PIER, GRAVEAU ND. 8 1' e.‘ 0, Zetre* ; , 'NDAS , On Wednesday, the 30th inst., In 2 vols, Bvo., AMEMOIR of the Rev. SIDNEY SMITH. fly bis daughter, Lady lIoLTA/up. With a . selection from his Letters, edit-el b 3 Mrs. AusTIN. London : Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, THE SENTINEL. ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, THE 25th IN STANT, the SENTINEL wit * . e.pribilshed weekly 111 London, • y gr. Alan, at the office 50..15, Catherine-street, Strand. Communications for the Editor, to be addressed, for the present, to 340. Strand, where also advertisements will be received, and .rJspectuaes may be had. *lust published. Bvo., price 4s. 6d., neati , bound in clot THE PATENT LAWS of ALL NATIONS ; to which is prefixed a concise History of the Measure* :optel to obtain the Patent Law Amendment , Act, 1852. By Mr. E. J. HUGHES, at he Patent-offices. 123, Chancery-lane, London 17, CroE-street, Manchester; and 14, Clayton-square, Liverpool, where the work may he pro ured. DAILY'S SERIES of by J. F. HERRING, ten, JO fully coloured, price IL Is. each. )0., 1. Beeswing „ 2. Cha• les XII. „ 3. rothe: stone „ 4. PoiFon „ 5. Nutwith „ 6. Confidence „ 7. Alice Hawthorn „ 8. Orlando „ 9. Princess „ 10. FolA a Bahagh „ 11, merry Monarch „ 12. The Emperor „ 13 The Baron „ 14 Sweetmeat „ 15. Pyrrhus the First „ 16 Mend•cant „ 17. Alarm „ 18. lane „ 19. Gladiator London: Bally Bi WlNNERS.—Painting ~ and HARRY HALE,. Beauti- No. 20. Sir 'Fatten Sykes „ 21 Cossrck „ 22 Tan Troulp „ 23. The Hero „ 24. Surplice „ 25. Flying Dutchman „ 26. Voltigeur „ 27. Canezou „ 28. T d lington „ 29. Nancy „ 30 Newminster „ 31 1 an el O'Rourke „ 32 St ckwell „ 33. West Australian „ 34. Irish Birdcatcher „ 35. Melt> mr e „ 36. Andov r „ 37. lint At of St. George „ 38 V , rogo ,rothers, Cornhill. incfpoblished, reap., 4to cloth, gi't edkes, Third Edition, price. 9 4., FELIX on the BAT; being a Scientific Inquiry to the Use of the Cricket Bat, together with the HI. tory d Use of the Catapu'ta, a dissertation on the different styles of Bowling, with valuable suggestions as to the management o the fleld when employed wider the iiperation of fact or •low howlioff ; -.1.0, a sciewific inve4tifration into th- vexata quectio of leg hi.fore Wcket , also, the Laws oi, the Game, as revised by the Marylebone Cricket Club London : Rally Brothers, • fhe Third E iition.—Just published, price 55., by post, tree, hs. 6d ON TRUE & FALSE , SPERMATORRMEA, with the View of distinguishing the Imaginary from the heal 4 ufferers under this disease-, and C rrecting of wide-spread Errors in relation to their Treatment and Cure. From ++e Genoa+ sf Dr. PICK Multi With an Introdivtlon by the Editor, containing a complete exposure of the system of terrorism and extortion pursued by the advertising quacks of the metro Polis towards those who are credulous enough to seek their aid. " Plekford Is known to English readers by his frequent praeti. • contrlbUtionF to German medical literatfire This is the fir+.l no, he informs as, that he has addressed himself to the noa-medi +•eader. We trust this may not he the last, if he shall totem an. an. equally flagrant evil which it may he in his .ewer to cor rect." —London Medical Gazette. " The tribe of Quiet Sympathisers,' +did ' Medical Friends,' are mercilessly exposed ; and if this boo) • 'uld find its way into the hands of those who safNr from the corn , lint of which it trerata, we are satisfied that many huhdreds would e saved much needless suffering of body and mind, and what is or ,is importance. thouth it is that which the quacks most prize -inch money —This volume is well qualified to put an end to tin ennirical system of treating Spermatorrhesa, and to place the treat ne-tt upon a more rational and physiological basis. It is, therefore, likely "o do much gond." r ondon a R. nalliere, 219. Resent-street. LONDON and N RAIL AY —CON rRACI inst ne, 185q.—Tne Directors ai fur tlr SUI'PLY of the underaient 'Co. of Conract t. Bras sh et and Tubes, lor Locomotives. 3. fl ;Ter. 4. Canvas. 7. Axl 9 , ( 'TLICibi , S. :2a. 1) , vsaltery. :4. Cotton Waste. 15 . Rags, Rope, Hemp, Ste. , a class, va ions 17. Nails and Taclv. 19. Lead, Wirte and Red. 19a Lead, Sheet and Pipe. 'OR TH-W ES TERN 'S for "TORE% for the year end- re prepared to receive TENDERS timed ST , aIFS : No. or Contract 2'l Iron, yorkshlre. 20a. Iron. Staffor•'sh re. 21. I+ on Castings. 22. I m Work. 23. wh el.. 21 Oil, B mine, Bpc. 25. Oils (various), Tatow, end Turpen•ine. 27. Steel. 2q. Steel Cprinns and Files. 29. rin BlockF. 30. Tin Sheet and Speller. Sr, efication and P', , rm ,, f Tender may be had on and after Wed sd , May 23, on ap lication in writing, to the Secretary, Eust n anion Lewd, n. F. rm of fender fo- each Contr ct are printed separately, and narte= applking u d state the particular 4 ontrac or Contracts for w .ich they prof oso to ', , nder ra•tern, , mar also he Inspected on and after Wednesday, May 23, tr m Ten till Four ,clock, at the Comnane's Pattern Ro.nrn, Eustfln tat on, Any f niter inform Von rewire' may be obtained on ,p,,ikation to the heads of the several depar m nts Tee ders to be sent in on or' ; efore Ten o'clock on Monday, June 4th. , _ _ ercPr of the Directorg CLIA. , . E. STEWART. Milton Station, May 14th, W 5, NnTICE.-- , he EQtablishments wit he closet on Wednesday and Thar day next, May 231 and 21th, reopening on Friday morning, the 25 , 1 i instant, at 7 o'clo ,. k. JD ACES and HOLIDAYS.—The attractions of 3. the e , I>ny, he promelinde .11,1 excu sions of Wh tsun ti le Dr,s for thew. occasions it ready tor inspection at the Estr. bli , hinents or E. VOS A and ' , ON In the variety of Attire for the ne , by ' , ay the Emperor's Cap wiq have a promi ,, ent plate, and win golden Opinions on the mann tacturing skill ~f E Moses and Son. This • ape is an entirety originalinventon, a new inatelal thoroughly waterproof, gentle manly awl elegant in de.hign—a pet feet guard agaiwt rain awl dust. Price, plat 265., trimmed with Silk, s3s, For Whitsuntide a ma nificent stock of n t shies in lavender Attire is provided by E. Moses and Son. Fabric , of unequalled ele canoe; style , of the moat artistic design; every taste carefuly stn lid, and s ,tisfactlon univer sally expressed, Whitsuntide elegances in fiats, -Caps, and Hosiery Itoods— the moat r , rilliant exhi it ever w•tnessed the fasiVonable, ele :rant, seas no 1 , . and useful. Articles of Dre-s ch irged con siders ly lower prices than at any nouse in the word. E. Moses and Son an the larg est d 4 r. hard Tailors, Clothiers. • 1 atturs. !Osiers, Root and Shoe and Shirt • annfacturers In the kingdom. T eir wh lesale de partment ex! ibis the most ex-. to naive stock in existence, and merchants, captain., ern* ants, and all others derive the greate:.st possihl , • dva , :tage. finm trans ac ions at the Establishments o' E. Muses and Son. E. MOSES and SON are Nterehdnt T , ilors, Clothiers, HatterS. Hosiers, • hirt Nfanufac tu-ers, Bo d and Aoe,nakeri, and General Outfltrers for Ladies and Gentlemen. i'SUTION.—F,. MOSES anl sox beg to state they have no connexion ith an; other house in or out of London, except their own Esta i,lishment,, a. follow: — London City Establishment, corner of the Minories, and Aldgate (opposite th ch , irch). London West-end Branch, New Oxford-street, corner of Hart .;tr, et. Country Bronchus—Sheffield and Bradrd, Yorkshire. Colonial h ileaale Branch— Velbdurne fo , Australia. The establishments a e closed from sumiet on Fridays till sunset on ,Saturdays, when business is remrped till 12 o'clock. IMPORTANT.—ShouId any article not give sa tistacti .n it will be ex changed or, it preferred. the morey returned without hesit tion: All souls are marked in Wain figures, the lowest price, from which no abatement can be made. A New Book, with lists of prices, system of self-measurement, And other in orrnation, may be had on application, or post free. An Illustrated Almanac for 1855 gratis, on application, or post free Ici on parte Francais. I Qui si Itailano. Hier soricht man Deutsch. Anaa so habla Espanol. 1..., 3 ~. 7, -:_- ...-., 7 . s I . . ', ''.--.-----------...-- ' ' c• . ‘, .. - E, -, • I ,„_. 1, 1 ! .... -- ?: f RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. ,ili I -.,___ . ..... ---- e\l - ek,._ i ~,16 _ - 12% -•- .... - - .. _. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. a o , 3X, - - - - Miles • -teoeipts. 6 4 ' i opened, NAME OF RAILWAY. 1854. 1855. 1855. --.---. e'▪ llii '-- - lltrY ti - -.• 6 - -' sairien. 1,660 2,181 IltOtiam_ from t., •• •• 4%,•.,:c't Of en church.street Station to ait parts ot ,••:.• r , . 72 1 % knercleen ... •••.•.••• •• •• •••• : .... 873 828 _ ' , ler, an hail / . 374, Belfast and Ballymena •• ...... • - 1 0 „'` Wia k ,,,.,' 17 Belfast and County Down•• • • •• •• •• •• intti , ,,,,2 ,. . RLA.CKWALL, on the arrival of • ' I 4,882 2,186 - '-`••••-** ins from the Fenchurch-street Station, , 2 Bie.tenhearl, Lancashfre. and Cheshire 26 1 ,4 itolton. Blackburn, and West York •• • • 5 , 51 • ,011 Pe ....._ -as I) . _ , ••••• Arym,AV,, 13% Ttristol ainA Rxeter •• •• •• •••••• • 11,320 11,392 11. , ',--------:-;_, ,____ s: 4,821 5,131 tr o ' , •,: _ - ' _. .. Al -, 188 173 • , - ....... z ' Fet.• , f a L' 914 Chester and Holyhead.• •..•••• •• • ; - - ••• 6I,( 1 ' Cork, Blackrock, and Passage •• •• - 225 270 1 I • 3.•". ~,, F b chur.l , F T ? 20 Cork and Bandon .. • • ..• •.•••••• •• • • 1,006 1,007 - ' ''' ' 4 i Sr.' : , t. c 1,481 1, •91 a - x , 56 Dublin and Repast Junction •• •••••••• :: 63 Dublin and Drogheda.- •• •• ••• 1 , , O2 715 4 . _ ---- ..- --- _ _ ...- - 7 Dublin and Kingstown •• • ... •• •• •• • • 495 461 9% - - - t 6% Dividee and Arbroath 844 839 - --- - 175 , .289 t • ' - 2U - - - 2351 DDundalkundee, Paenr„lthentin,ilskanbieernd.e.e.n.J..u.n.e.ti.o.): ' °l' ftn.:------------ 5 - - - - . 5 68 114 1 4: 4 ; r k . a n t 1. 5 f c l i a sa Ang1ian......., 1 . ;e . : .• . ; : . . : : : : . •• •• •• : •• •• •• :. - 5 ' 732455 5.149 876 11:49r-4,2ravesend Fore Cabin Salnort. 1 / 4 4eZa tf r ehtl ,ind and L0nd0n.......... 10d. .. is. , 2 i• 417 Eastern Counties and .Norfolk.. ••.. 3 21,745 22,137 F.astern Pnion • • • • •• .. • ........... 3 5,4g1 5,010 k•N l' rlk:'eaetta larkwall or Wooltral - . Bd. .. Os. .0,- 142 Eliaburgh and Glasgow -•• •• •••• •• ** 2 839 2,808 , ot ti 2 i ( 14‘, r a" I ntArm..diate Piers. 68. .. OS. 'Bd, 78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee ..._ A 4 1 '''', To the 3nth of September, 31. Os.: Atil t ' %t c , ' • to three 6 Exeter and Crediton.. • • •••••• •• •. • • - .- - / •'2 -hk,..e be hail of the Collectors on board the Packets ; ,lk „ ik : 1 4.% 5. errace Pier. Gr - avetteno 22 Furness Railway •• ..• ..• •. • • .... •• .• 5,370 5,375 183 Glasgow , and aouth.Western•• •• •• •• `'lt 18,069 20.119 4 a l ll ' il s liii• P 3 Great Northern and E. L.• ••• •• hlhea , _ -.KMITIKs ()I. - YOUTH eaw HA: LIBITY• 1 t pr ice as., illustrated with cases, free by post for ' l 'E n \ i , 188 Great Southern and'Weatern (Ireland) c 1. .) .. 22 6 : 0 46 ° 4 2 6 8, 4 1 5 7 6 3 6 020 5,916 ' '''tt, 11, 11 Vr, stamtis, • 3 g ? r rit.: 7itsofri.?sjei...... .......... . 90 ,Lancaater and Carlisle•. •• •• •• 19,048 19,22 tii 'Rh - C 4 v 17 s 4 „, , Q a, I e. . , DEBILITY: litt, 1 With ,z i nntoms. and Cure.-An Essay on Stier- 457 3 6 ( 0;4;i., ~,Illoa, ~,t-ractical Observations on a safes and more 26 .! " I L , i en . v en e e r s:lN . h o o' i rr:t haenran Crosby,Y.. r • k a . : 11 ; ii `o ath :.. p : .. 0 : ; . • t :: ... ... :. 16154,422 54,882 ,;tt l ,kll, l .:!tair,,, i `;,' treatment of the diseas , s of the Generative 55 3t4 London and North Western ...... • - 1,795 1,2 1 2 ob t ke 4 11 *, 1 2iy -3 : the trile of the MicroscoPe in detecting and ' sa, London and Blackwell "•••• .• , • 11362 12 32 ti t,, , , , 43 a tty of liormary examination, the real cruse and effect of 14 4 Landon. Brighton, and South Coast.. M Li a n t c o o e ln;hire 7 7 fi9 d ente,N tl lty 'el c o r ,r l4 ahlt. whether arising from solitary habits, a 6 .7 12,..977 13,427 509 642 „,, ; , t•t,", climate, followed by practical remarks, founded - 60 41 1 1 ....'"ehi,- ex peri a . TL„ovindd(egintiaerrnd3, SaonudthEnWniessktieurnen.i......k....B,.....e.:, - - Lt1,,,,,a1, e tty, Lo i • nee in the treatment ot Tomnissance 7,658 8,659 ti'.. l 4 17' , he'nratnt ca. Weakness, apermatorrhma, &c. To which e._ Ile alt., ties on the Physiology of Marriage, with pre- , , 818 912 he", on the 9% Manchester an . .... 1,7 - 144 Nizicehheltteerr: BBhidieffixstooenit, p ort _ an„ . evils emanating from empirical pr; ctice, h.t.:l.lll(idunction.... .. . 1 a 5 481 25,877 b,..11, 41 4,14 0 '' remedies advocated by various write,3 on • ,_ diso rders. ~. 3,144 3,114 is- U ' 4 7 aA . F... 47 .,,,,, It. Et. &WEL LA'MERT, M.D. 4122:86z 5111.xiaiddritynnoadrt:r1.1e:l.tC.warel5istelern"a.r...is; .... _ - Fc, i , 3' Monklands •••• • • • ' ..... - ~ It q . ft ' nici r ,,, ''' 13- 8 QUAIt E, LOND 0 N. Nat tt t t 'll r ,,, ,, \ i l M etrieulateti 'Memtier of t•he University o'ii Ea... 4.6_75 4,2815 I: 4 la til tk, of ki r eit ,ernber ot the Tondo• : Rosetta: , Yl-•dica'. Societ7,, 7180% Nsroeratr u5tr1eitia5nhd.C..a.rna1.e................::::::: 4 pi eli c 1 , , , e r _ !al oi.)l!ecairies' Hall, London. fise., Ate . 46 - 14 North h • S' W t a e d s t ° :r d i S . hi . r . e . . •• : : : . • • • .. . . ~X at v : aim, ,' this•trearise is to point nut the ;circa' con- K 2% aeottish Central ••••••• • • • •• •• 2 1 : 0 3 - ? 4 1 2 0 8 1 891 1 , 27 ' 'is kid w ' l ora cert•o i ...: , .•••• • .• 0. -• „, -D r -ea ce ,,- -.......11 aaods, erregitlarities, an•l eXcesses, 32 Scottish Midland •••••• • • • 9.1 1,421 ti ‘tti t •ak, arc sltur •-• more misery in Youth, degradation in Man- 29% Shrewsbury and Birmingham •••" •• 1 2.250046 2-,g61 teil• , t , l ,Liti; tt clise a. ,, e (le 9 l l' al all stages of Life, th,n, aerhaps, any 48 ihiewsbury and Chester •• „h n,r, le ree cram e known to modern pathologists. it, perusal is -31 ihropshire Union .. •• •• •• ~ 2,00 - 2.269 ' 1 ,41,,,1 • th, 11 % aocai t l o nd ed to persons entertaining secret doubts ,o 1 97 3 4 South Devon ........ .•••••••• • • '• •• 1461:641F1 .1651.'2:825371 •t; . ••Dpi ti _ s il ß end who rea conscious of having hazarde6 240 -tout. Eastern •••••••• •• • ..... • ••• •" - N T ! ~,,,..__ es a ' - Privileges to which every human being iP , 162% South Wales .. .... ••••••• • • • • • •• iN.,,,,i 4° , 1 1 . 4 441,,,_ 97 South York., Doncaster, and Goole •• 3,302 3,610 :.:,% h • N LFer,,,,,7essarYthatall men should know, that there are 1,270 1,4 0 4 ii , lt),'4 ( ii;,Lev,c,as-04,1,..1t,sianagement which cannot, he violated without 36 Meter • ...................... ..... : 787 1,060 ' t, , 1% 1 1, it 0, 44101 .lties, and when wisdom and regret succeed ,77 Waterford and Limerick •• ........ • • 658 ' 12 4t ttl a: thagatea,haiderate self-indulgenc.e, how thes:.• penalties 25 , 'Vest flornwan ...... ~„,... .. • • tit, 4 %,„` tet, e vil atv `;' - 'y the sting of their bitterness may be removed, 12 lArhitehaven -Function .............. 312 263 AtlAit'etit'tearsely its c:o n•Tquences may be avoided, and above all, 682 York and Newcastle, and Ber wick & I ', ""a ' lot. `n vriv ' al. tY detree of physical infirmity or functions' York and North Midland & Leeds.. _ --- 'ett ha , 'cl } the th, , t li t i t ilZ * ' , or a - - -e , Y aid of sciencecannot apply a cure, 1 11 ire he ti. , vein. , °. Years been engaged in an extensiv. FOREIGN. 11 1 3' tße e"le nt of these ' ' complaints, which have 571 4 Dutch Rhenish ........ .......... 1279 1 • 136 ~,.: g,N. tooreg at en t jaeir.uarlc?•,eniflicaaetde ti, the care of ignorant a >I It I Z. liZ t h r n p ina l' i et 262 Lyons and 'Mediterranean .: ........ - - ,t,-,q, 0/,, rete iis .' Yon those w' 0 are induced to Mace 63 Montereau rid Troyes, ................ - oh, 5.4 , ~ bi,:itrions,63 Namur and Liege .... ~............ - _- fq,nP 1 .5, 4 L 14 ,e0, . 2 , 14 „TY May be haft Hanna as of Mess'' , Piper, 445 Northern of France .. •• ~ ~,......„ _ - r,Z,'lZlNl3•ctletl:-.-cr:BVliaaterer.nloister-Oow; y ' 63,.0xf0rd-street ; 6'17 Orleans and Central* . - _ •••••••.• 1, 11, re, i a cy ~,, • • ann. 39. Cornhill ;or tree .iy f oat for 240 Paris and Lyoins ............ ••• ••... ...• -- ' illi i'l as f . L dress from the aiuthor'i residence, 37, Bed- ' 82 Paris and Rouen ... ............... - _ . . • - 892 . and Strasburgh .....„ ..... .. _ _ kklll°l' Crta 'tlita• . --,eniaily from r.."1CTC:.,.. - till TWO and from •59 Parisi an.• f1,vre..... • •• • .. 157 Westornot France ••••...••.. _ - 1,,T 1 The Qneen held a Drawing-room in celebration of her Majesty's birthday, on Saturday afternoon, in St. James's Palace. The Court was attended by about 1600 ladies and gentlemen. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness the Prince Albert, with the Princess Royal, arrived from Bucking ham Palace, attended by the L idles and Gentlemen in .Waiting, and escorted by a detachment of the Life Guar's, soon after two o'clock. The Great Officers of State received the Queen and 'the Prince, and attended her Majesty to the Royal Closet. Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge, the Hereditary Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg Strelitz, the Princess Mary, and the Duke of Cambridge, were present, and were received by the Vice-Chamber'aine Their Serene Highnes;es the Princess of Hohenlohe Langenburg, the Princess Adelaide of Hoheillobie, and the Prince Ernest of Leiningen were present. His Highness the Maharajah Duleep Singh attended, and was received in the Royal Closet. • The Lord Chancellor arrived in state at two o'clock, wearing his gold robe, and attended by his Sergeant at Arms and the Purse and Train Bearers: The other equity judger; present—viz., the Master of the Rolls, Vice-Chancellor Kindersley, and Vice-Chancellor Petg, Wood, also appeared in their gold robes. ' The Right How the Speaker of the House of Com mons arrived in state, wearing his gold robe,'and at tended by Lord Charles Russell, Serjeant at Arms; Rev. Tteinias Gamier, chaplain ; and Mr. Lefroy, s. oretary. 'The day was observed as a Collar-day. The Mai quis of Lansdowne, the Marquis of Exeter, the Eir! of Aber deen, and Earl Spencer, wore the Garter and the Collar and Star of that Most Noble Order. The Earl of Aber deen also wore the Collar of the Thistle • The Duke of Athol, the Marquis of Breadalbane. the Earlpf Elgin and Lord Panmure, wore the Collar and Star of the Most 'Ancient Order of the Thistle. • The Earl of Listowel and other Knights wore the Col lar and Star of the Most Illustrious Oder of St. Patrick, Viscount Paanerston, Viscount Hardiege, Viscount Combermere, Viscount Gough, Sir George Grey, Sir John Burgoyne, and a number of other Knights Grand' Cross, wore the Collar and Star of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. Viscount Falkland and Lord Adolphus Fitzelarence wore the Cellar and Star of the _Hanoverian Guelphie Order, M. Van de Weyer, the Minister of Belgium, and the Count de Lavradio, the Minister of Portugal, wore the Collars of Foreign Orders of Knighthood. Lord Campbell, the Lord Chief Justice of England, wore his official Gold Cellar of. SS. The Ministers and Gentlemen in OffiCe wore the full dress official costume, and all the Officers of the House hold, of the Queen and the Prince appeared in the full dress household uniform. Her Majesty's Guard of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms was on duty in the State Saloon, under the command of the Lieutenant. Lieut •Cols. Nevill and Cooke, the Sub-officers, were on duty with the Corps. The Yeomen of the Guard were on duty, under the c meiand of Captain Sir John Kincaid, the Exon in Waiting. Soon after the Queen arrived the following Arch bishops and Bishops were introduced to the Royal closet, viz., the Archbishops of Canterbury,. York, Armagh, and Dublin ; the Bishops of London, Winchester, Ox ford, Worcester, Chichester, Llandaff, Chester, St. Asaph, Ripon, Lichfield, Manchester, St. David's, Bath and Wells, Glouce;ter and Bristol, Rochester, Sodor and Man, Tuam, Meath, and Kilmore. His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury delivered an address of congratulation to her Majesty on the aus-' picieus return of her birth-day, After the reception of toe Most_ Rev, and Right Rev. Prelates the Queen and his Royal Higheese the Prince entered the Throne-room, accompanied by her Royal Hi e .hoess the Princess Royal, their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge, the Hereditary Gra, d Duchess of Mecklenburg Strelitz, the* Princess Mary, and the Duke of Cambridge, their Serene Highnesses time Princess of Hohenlohe Langenburg, the Princess Adelaide of Hoheblolie. and Prince Ernest of Leiningen. The Duchess of Sutherland, Mistress of the Robes • 2 the Marquis of Breasiarbane, Lord Chamberlain ; Earl Spencer, Lord Steward ; the Duke of Wellington, Mas ter of the Horse ; Lord Ernest Bruce, Vice Chamber ; the Eiirl of Mulgrave, Treasurer of the Household ; and Visceuet Drumlanrig, 'Comptroller of the Houses testi', took their usual stations near the Sovereign ; and on either side of the Throne stood the following ladie• and &dicers of the Royal household, viz., the Countess of Gainsborough (in uniting), the Duchess of Welling ton, the Duchess of Athol', the Marchioness of Ely, the Viscountess Canning and Lady Churchill, Ladies of the Bedchamber ;, the Hon. Eleanor Stanley (in waiting), the Hon. 13,a , rice Byng (in waiting), t! , e Hon. Matilda Paget, the Hon. Caroline Cavendish, Hon. Flora Mac tionald, Hun_ Mary Seymour, Hon. Mary Bu keel, and the Hon. Lucy Ke , r, Mails of Honour ; Lady Char! tie Copley, the Hon. Mrs. Anson, the lion. Mrs. George Campbell, Lady Car Aine B.trringtoo, and Lady T. Digby, Women of the Bedchamber ; the Marquis of Abercorn, K.G , Groom of tne Stole to the Prince ; Lord Catnoys, Lord in Waiting ; Viscount Torrington, Lord in Waiting to his Royal Highness ; Colonel the Hoo. Charles Plopps, Keeper of her Majes ty's Privy Purse ; Maj:tr-Gener d the Hon. Charier] Grey, Private Secretary to his Royal Highness ; Major- General Berkeley Drummond, Groom in Waiting ; Ma jor-General Wylde, Groom in Waiting to his Royal Highness ; Major-General Buckley, Equerry in Wa t ing ; Captain Do Plat, Equerry in Waiting to his Ito, al Highness; Messrs. George Cameron and Henry Farquhar-on, Pages of Honour in Waiting. The Queen wore a traiu of glace, maize and white ground, bailee argent, brocaded in bouquets of green leaves and gold and red berries, trimmed with bouquets of heart' -ease and red geraniums, with silver blonde and v,hile tulle. The petticoat was wbite satin and tulle, trimmed with bouquets of heart's-ease and red geranium to correspond with train. Her Majesty wore a diamond diadem and feathers. The Princess Royal wore a blue gauze dress over rich glace silk of the same col kur, with three flounces, each terminated with a band of gold, and edged with gold blonde. Her Royal Highness wore blue and gold ribbon and wheat-ears at the back of hey bead. The Duchess of Cambridge wore a white glace silk train, brocaled with gold, trimmed with bulionne of tulle and gold ribbon. The petticoat was white glace silk, trimmed with point lace and feather fringe. The stomacher was adorned with diamonds. The necklace was diamonds. Her Royal Highness wore a pearl tiara, ostrich fea thers, and lace lappets. The Hereditary Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg Stre litz wore a train of white silk, trimmed with white Brussels lace, with satin ribbon, and bouquets of pink roses. The petticoat was white silk, covered with tulle, flounced with Brussels lace, looped up with pink roses and grapes, each flounce being edged with white silk fringe. Her Royal Higness wore a diadem of diamonds and sapphires, lace lappets, and ostrich feathers. The Princess Mary of Cambridge,wore a white poplin train, embroidered with' gold in palms, richly trimmed with gold blonde and bouquets of grapes and green and gold leaves. The corsage was ornamented with emeralds and diamonds. The petticoat was buffons of tulle, over rich glacO silk, looped up with bunches of grapes and green and gold crape leaves. Her Royal Highness wore a tiara of diamond stars in front ; ornament , of emeralds and diamonds at the side of the head, ostrich feathers, and lace lappets. The Princess of Hohenlohe Langenburg wore a train of liget blue and white brocaded silk ; the petticoat was white satin trimmed with gold lace. Her Serene High ness wore white flowers and ostrich feathers in her hair. The Princess Adelaide of Hohenlohe wore a train of pink moire ' • the petticoat was white silk, covered with tulle looped up with bouquets of white flowers. Her Serene Highness wore ostrich feathers and a white lace veil pendant from the back of her head. The Foreign Ministers were ,ushered to the Throne rooei, when the following presentations to her Majesty took place in the diplomatic circle : • By the Countess of Clarendon.—Mrs. Wadsworth and Miss Wadsworth (of the United State+) By Ma.'ailie d'Oxholme.—Countess Reventlow Cri minil, wife of the Secretary of his Danish Majesty's Legation. By the Minister from the United States.--Hon. Job R. Tyson, Member in Congress for the city of Phila delphia ; James S. Wed-worth, Esq., a distinguished citizen of the United States. By the French Charge d'Affaires.—Prince Ladislas Czai toriski. The Diplomatil Circle was attended by the Belgian Minis' er and Madame Van de Weyer, Baron de Cetto, Bavarian Minister ; the Hanoverian Minister am! Countess Helene Kielniansegge ; the Marquis d'Azeglio, Sardinian Minister ; Count Corti, Sec retary of Legation ; M. Gianotti, Attache ; the Duke of Vallarnbrosa, and the Marquis Calabrini, the Greek Minister and Madame Tricoupi, and Mademoiselle Tricoupi, the Turkish Minister and Madame Musurns, Prince A. Vogorides, Conseiller de Legetion, and Essad Bey, First Secretary ; Baron Ben. tinck, Netherlands Mirdster, and the Chevalier M. Helaewier, Secretary of Legation ; the Portuguese Minister and the Countess'de Lavradio ; the Chevalier Pinto de Soveral, Secretary of Legation, and Madame Pinto de Soveral ; the Brazilian Minister and Madile. de Macedo ; the Chevalier Louriero, Secretary of Le gation; the Chevalier Carneiro Leao and le Cora matideur Carvalho, Attaches ; the Sicilian Minister and Princess di Carini ; le Commandeur Martino, Ctinseil ler de Legation, and Madame de Martino ; the Austrian Minister and Countess Celloredo ; Major T. G. Wardle (Austrian army) and Count Possenti ; Senor Joaquii. M. de Ca,stillo'y Lanzaa, Mexican Minister ; and Senor Jose M. Gonzales de Is Lees, first Secretary of Legation : Mr. James Buchanan, United States Minister and Miss Lane ; Mr. Appleton, Secretary of Legation; Col. Law. ranee, Attache, and Mrs. T. B. Lawrence, the Danish Minister and Madame d'Oxholme, and Count It, ventlow Criminil, Secretary of Legation ; Count Bern storff, the Prussian Minister ; ,Mr. and Madame de im e dorn ; Baron de Hochschila, the Swedish and Nor• weg i a e Minister ; Count de Vitzthum, the Saxon Mi nister ; Mr. I. T. Comyn, Spanish Charge d'Affaires ; • M. Sorela, Secretary; M. Ricardo Baley, and M. E. Diaz del Moral, Attaches to the Mission ; the' Charge d'Affaires of France, le Vicomte G. d'Arjuzon, Attache, Baron de Veance, Depute ati Corps Legislatif, and Baroness de Veance ; Admiral Vi-count de Chahannes; the Earl of Clarendon, K. G,, the Queen's Principal SeCretaryuf State-for-F.weign Affairs ; the C.or,tess of Clarendon ; awl Maior-Ge nera l the Hon. Sir Edward CU-t, K.C.H., her Iciajesty' s Master of the Ceremonies. The general circle was attended by his Highness Prince Gholam Mahrimed, son of Tippoo Sultan ; his Highness Prince Feroze Shah, grandson of Tippoo Sultan ; Viscount Palmerston, Earl Granville, the Duke of Argyll, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Secretary, of St,te for the Home Department, Lord John Russell, Lord Parimure, Secretary of State for War ; the Right Hon. Sir G. C. Lewis. the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Right Hon. Vernon Smith, Viscount Canning, the Earl of Harriwby, Lord Foley, the Captain of th e Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Aria ; Viscount Sydn e y, C ya r n o f h e r Maj sty's Yeo men of the Girard ; Viscount Combennere, Gold Stick in Waiting ; the Dean of the Arches' Court, the Lord M :yor and the - Lady Mayoress. Mr. B. Hawes, Deputy Secretary at. War ; the Lord Advocate, the Attorney- General to the . Prince of Wales, Lord Alfred Paget, Clerk Marshal,; Mr. R. Ormsby Gore, Groom in Wait ing ; So- Charles Deeinius Crosley, Sheriff of London and Middiesex ; Sir Francis Palgrave, the Deputy Keeper of her . Majesty's Public Records ; Sir Benjamin C. Brodie, Bart.; Seijeant Surgeon to the Queen ; Mr. ronides, Greek Crnaul General ; Mr. Kreeft, Consul General for his Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Meckle:,hurg Schwerin ; Mr. J. B. Heath, Sardinian Consul General ; Lieutenant Colonel Topham, the . Lieutenant of the Ho , ouiable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms ; Honourable Mortimer Sackville West. Groom in Waiting to her Majesty ; Major General Bouverie, Equerry to the Queen ; Cot. Seymour and Cam. De. Roe, Equerries to his Royal Highness Prioce - Atbert ; Hon. Col. Liddell, Eqor-rry aod Comptroller to her Royal Highness the• Duchess of Gloucester ' Lieut.-Col. the Hon. James M a cd ona ld, Equerry to his Royal High ness the Duke of Cambridge ; Col. the Right Hon. Cecil Forester, Silver Stick in Waiting ;Admiral Sir William Parker, Principal Naval Aide-de-Camp to the Queen ; Captain Sir Baldwin Wake Walker, Aide-de-Camp to the Queen ; Col. Lord Dynevor, Aide-de-Camp to the Queen ; Col. Pnaulx, Queen's Aide-de-Camp ' • Captain Townsend, M.P., Aide-de-G imp ; Colonel Bloorufield, Royal Horse Artillery, Aide-de-Camp 'to the Queen ; C.,1. Le Couteur, Aide de Csinp to her Majesty ; Col. Foster, Royal Engineers, Aide de Camp to the Queen ; Major Harmer, Standard .Bearer of the Hon.. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms ; Hon. Spencer Lyttelton, her Ma jesty's Mager of the Ceremonies ; Sir William Mar tins, Gentleman Usher of the Sword of State ; Mr. Norinan Macdonad, Comptroller of the Lord Co auber :aio's Department ; Sir Augustus Clifford, Bart., Gen tleman Usher of the Black Rod ; Mr. Fisher, Surgeon in Chief to the Metropolitan Police; Mr. Wm. Hamp shire, Nymaster of the Household; Major Phibbe, Exon of the Yeoinen of the Guard ; Capt. Macdonali, Exon of the Yeomen of the Guard ; Mr. F. Peel Round, Gentle man Usher of the Green Rod ; Mr. Joseph Skip Lhyd, the Clerk of the Cheque arid Adjutant of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms ; Col. Wood (Grenadiers), Field Officer in Brigade Waiting ; Col. Diggle, 'Gentle man Usher to the Queen ; Major-General Sir F. Smith, Gentleman Usher to the Privy Chamber ; Mr. C. Ilene age, Gentleman Usher of the Privy Chamber ; the Hon. F. Byng, Gentleman Usher in Waiting; Mr. W. Tay inr, Gentleman Usher to the Queen ; Mr. A. Montgo mery, Gentleman Usher to her Majesty; Mr. Des Vceux, Gentleman Usher to her Majesty; Capt. Green, Gentle. man, U. btr to the Queen ; Sir T. Noel Harris, Groom of the Privy.Cha,mber to the Queen ; Stephens, Gentleman Usher to the Queen ; Commander R. T. Bedford, R.N., Gentletnan U.her to her Majesty in Waiting ; Major Howard Vyse, 2d Life Guards, Gen tleman Usher to the Queen in Waiting ; Captain G. C. Blake, R.N., Gentleman Usher to his Royal Highness Prince Albert in Waiting; Captain F. C. Keppel, Gre nadier Guards, Adjutant in Brigade Waiting ; Meer Jafeer Alee Kban, Baliadoor of Surat ; Aziauullah Cour rodeen Tyabjee, and the followi7T DUKES —Atholl, Beaufort, Newcastle. DUCHESSES—lnverness, Beaufort, Argyll. MARQUISES = Londonderry, Exeter, Granby, Head fort, Claiiricar.4e. MARCHIONESSES Westminster, Stafford, Huntly, Londonderry, Breatalbane, Aylesbury, Clanricarde, Exeter, Hastings, Headfort. EARLS—Delawarr, Orkney, Dundonald, Harrington, Morton, Marmfield, ilosebery, Derby, Ellesmere. COUNTESSES Komoull, Rosebery, Grey, Craven, Clonmel, Moon , chall , s, Vane, (Dowager) Essex, Erroll, LiAtowel, Harrington, Bruce, Dunmore, Morton, Dela warr, Ellesmere, Derby, Milltown, Mulgrave, Mansfield, Jersey, Powis, Shaftesbury, A ergavenny, Orkney, Dundonald, Cowper, E. , ,tnenr, (Jane) Somers, Guildford, Granville, Spencer, Malwesbury,Bradford,Yarborouqh. Viseouars.—G. ugh, Nowpirt, Folkestone, Duncan, aingnr, I , g.)stre, Mandeville, Mouck, Dent:Cradle, En rilarn,re, Falkland. - , VISCOUNTESSES. ^ Mandeville, Sydney, Doneraile, Palmerston, Newport, Mond:, Falk and, Ingettre, Vii hers, Dungannon, Fonce.,toue, Duncan, Ebringt,v, Comber nitre. Loans.—Poltimore,Lilf ,, rl, Southampton, Broughton, 1 3 91111 am, Waterpark, Wodehouse, Feverstiain,Rodney, Byron, Adolphus Fit zclarence, Trinileston, Arnelius W. Btauclerk, Milford, WenlGek, Willoughby de Broke, Sondes. _ . LADIES.—AIice Douglas, Augusta Hay, Page Wood, John Russell, Troy test in, Foley, Crosley, Mary Wood, Thesiger, Cecilia Conyngham, Diana Pakington, Li!ford, Lucy Herbert, Dorothy Nevill, Byron, Cecilia Des Vceux, Catherine V. Harcourt, Honywood, Clifford, Moleswerth, Anna .Gore Laugton, Milford, Hobart, Sondes, Caroline Nevill,Cranworth, Watt-rpark, Walsingham, Emma StaoleY, Murchison, Gertrude Douglas, Claud Hamilton, Alexander Russell, Rivera, Arabella Sackville %Vest, Matheson ' Francis Higginson, Dynioke, Alfred Paget, Dowager Clinton, Janet Wal rond, Peltimore, Elizabeth Thackeray, Theresa Lewis, Trevelyan, Adeliza Norman, Alvanley, Georgina Mur ray, Louisa Tighe, Pollock,, Charlotte Bridgetnan, Ante lius W. Beauclerk, Lucy Bridgman, Camnys, Sophia Tower, Jane Grosvenor, Harriet Vernon, Clementina Villiers, Wenlock, Macfarlane, Cochrane, Jai.e Reptou, Geraldine Somerset, Henrietta Somerset, Louisa Cotes, Howard, Saran Chohnondeley; Westphal, Louisa Mills, Hurter, Charles Wellesley, Victoria Hastings, Blakeney, John Berestord, Shelley, Helen Walker, Emma Petre, Vivian, Knatchbull, Vas-all Webster, Augusta Proby, Anderson, Anna Loftus, Catherine Loftus, Louisa Spen cer, Dundas, Sophia Macitamara, Frances Hothatn, Mary Cecil, Keane, P got, Wallscourt, Maclaine, Har riet de Bur,h; Plunket, Dillon, Frei. Smith, Strathe den and Campbell, Auckland, IsaJella Fitz-Maurice, Emily Fitz-Maurice, Elizabeth Villiers, Rolle, Getirgitia Bathurst, Willoughby de Broke, Southampton, Le iVlarchant, Cliff ird, Constable, Vincent, Williams Wynn, Aurora Williams Wynn, Georgina Codrington, Barbara Leeson, Chinnery, Hartopp, Ad liza F. Ho ward. Colchester, Howard de Walden, Kirkland, Rod ney, Katherine E.• Freke, Wake Walker, Caroline Mur ray, Elizabeth Cornwallis, Sophia Des Vceux, Mac kenzie (of Avoch), Clay, Seymour, Blanche Egerton, (Helen) Walker, Charlotte Scott, Faversham; Augusta Scott, Radstocke, Ross, Fremantle, Harriet North, Graham, Cuuynghame, Emily Somers Cocks, Elizabeth D o Roe, Wodehouse, . Townsend, Farquhar, Mugge ridge, Grey; Stanley of Alderley, Ousely, Maria Coven try, Robert Grosvenor, De Ros, (Dowager) Clinton, Pa kington, Morgan, Cecilia Leeson, Ge rgina Grey, Au gusta Gordon, Agnes Grosvenor, Elizabeth Craven, Charles Somerset, Emily Hare, Stuart de Rothesay, Mary Stephenson, Seymbur, Louisa Douglai, Pennant, Alison, Susan Murray, Amelia Cust, Ferguson, Davie, Raglan. _ RIGHT HONOURABLES.—Sir Thomas Fremantle, Bart., H. U. Addington Edward Strutt, M.P., W. Good enough Hayter, QC., M.P., Sir B. Hall, H. Fitzroy, W. Gladstone, Sir J. Pakington, W. F. Tighe, E. Card well, T. M. Gibsttn , M. P., S p encer Walpole,• l3 Disraeli. HONOURABLES.—E. 'Twistleten, W. E. Duncombe, Sir H. Dyinoke, Bart., H. Campbell, Capt. Devereux,t R.N , E. Curzon, Sir E. Butler, C. B. Percy, J. Dutton, W. 0. Staidey, M.P., Capt. Duucombe, R.N., M.P., P. Cost, C. Hanbury. HONOURABLE LADIES.—Cust, Heathcote, Middleton,. Seymour, Brooke Pechell. HONOURABLE MISTRESSES.—J. S. Wortley, Hodgson, Sanderson, MacLeod of MacLeod, Hubbard, Adderley, Grey, C. Bruce, C. Heneage, A. Duncombe, Musgrave, H. Fitzroy, Russell, Cradock, Liddell, Campbell (of B II loebyle), E. Curzon, A. Liddell, E. Moore, A. Arbuth- Campbell' Emily: 1 , 1 F au re Maud, derica Plunket, Mary Plunket , Frederica Blak., Nina Blake, Caroline Wrottesley , Helen Duncombe, Ade laide Colville, Gage , Siumarez, Fit zroy, Ryder, Burton, William Tomline, W. Owen Stanley, C. G rantham Scott, Keith Stewar t, G eor g e Upton, Aylmer, Ker, Arbuthnot, Henry Walpole, Silvertop, Duncomb e , Bar tie Percy, Henry Ho w a rd . Geor ge Wrottesley, Herbert, Bootle Wilbraham , E dward Twis tleton. H ONOURABL E Misses.—Pitt, t3aphi a Wh eat l ey, Gear. giana Mul es , Georgina Leigh, Mary R usse ll , E lizabeth hilt r, Charlotte Somerset , Ella Portman, Mari a St onor , Waldegrave, Louisa Pottman, Harri e t St onor, Mary Montague, Magdalen Montague, Fanny Pitt, Emma Eden, Miry Vernon, Eliz ibeth Liddell , Katharine Somerset, Cecilia ßlanc C Blanche F a i i t n zg p e b r e a ll, ld D A e de ß le os, B 11 0 1 0 i t t , Au vu Estdn Bootle Wilbraham, Mamie. jessy BARONETS.— JaiiiesplathPson, Archibald A' ROD, Joe. Bailey, M.P., Alexand er S pearman, David Paul Hunter, R ic h ard Levie, .Johnatkin Willia ms W ynn, M Farquhar,e'i(l i Y ' W b Robert Throckmorton,Levine, John Gibb ons, W . Cun y t 0 1 gh Townsona m Shelley,e Geo.iNiW.RelCharles Morgan, Ralph Howard, Robert Ge rar d, Cour , t icm ei .i i ed aY dßie ll .io o ßa n . y ob w e o r o t d, K ‘ e V it u h t. C . Li b lr u i t o h g n t , o in t: J. F. D av i s, SlRS.—Frederic Thesiger, Roderick Murchison, Chas. Trevelyan, K.C.B , Henry Muggeridge, Hamilton Sey mour, G.C.B. and G.C.H., James Smith, Charles Aldis, John Hare, Denis Le Merchant, Richard M a yne, K. C. 8., John Kirkland, Benjamin Outram, C. 8., Robert Pi4ot, Henry Holland, James Eyre, Geo. Houlton, G. P. Lee. QUEEN'S COUNSEL.— PashleY, Andrews ' Maltne,M.Po W. R. Grove, Roundel' Palmer, HearyAlworth Mere- REVERENDS.—Prodgers, Win. Sloman Rowe. Frede rick Sowdon Francis Trench, St e ph en R ee d Cattley, Walter J. Whiting, George Jepson, John Jessopp, Sir Nicholas Chinnery, Bart., Thomas Mill, T. J. Jutikin, Win. James Jenkins, Evan N: peas, Thomas Gregory. DOCTORS. —Rowland Hid Nl.,eke..zie. Charles Searle, Givnit, H. C. Ludlow, Forbes Wioslow, Wm. Jones, R Ferguson Spurgin, James M'ainn. The Provost of Et,on. M.Leod of Wheod. Alderman Finnic. The High Sheriff of Sussex. The Under Sheriff of Stis-ex. The Vice Warden of the Stanneries. The Deputy Chairman of the Ea,t India Compny. Mr. Under Sheriff Farrar. ADMIRALS.—Sir W. H. Dillon, Sir G. Seymour, Sir T. Gichratie, Kellr, Ryder Burton, Walcott, M.P., Sir J. P. Dundas,_o. Vernon Harcourt, Sir G. A. Westphal. CAPTAINS (Royal Navy).—C. Graham, P. Drummond, A. F. Kynaston, J. Reeve, H. D. Rogers, Denman, Maxwell, T. H. Mason, M'Clure, A. Cumming, Barker, Lord G. Paulst,. . COMMANDERS. —T. Saumarez, Blomfield, Rolland, Kirby, C Wake, Oldmixon, Egerton, Gornjours. LrEirrENANTs (Royal Navy).—Lipscomb, A. Hender son_, C. Wykeham Martin, M. H. Perceval, Chas. Bullen. GENERALS —Vi4count Hardinge, Sir Hew Ross, Dixon, Lluellyn, Power, Sir W. R. Clayton, Blanshard, Chamberlayne, Sir E. Blakeney, Perry, Tbackeray, Sir H. Ferguson Davie, Higginson, Sir J. Burgoyne, Sir E. Stovin, J. Scott, Hon. J. Yorke Scarlett, Earl Car digan, Watkins, Powney, Darling, J. Campbell, Arm strong, Sir G. Pollock, H. E. Rphipsou, S:r A. Mac laine, Sir E. Bowater. Brigadier Hodgson. - COLONELS. Oliphant. Montgomerie, Lucas, Brad ford, Watson, Kemeys Tynte, A. Fitzgerald, Mant, Walker, Bonner, Challoner, Robert Lewis, Howard Vyse, P. Anstruther, A. N. Maclean, T. H. Hock ley, Leith Hay, Weymouth, Wyndham, Mundy, Leslie, Sir F. Abbott. Murray Prior, G. B. Michell, Hon. F. Villiers, M. G. White, C. Maitland, Waugh, Hon. Rely Hutchinson, Mayne, Lord C. L. Fitzroy, J. J. Underwood, J. Twemlow, Tulloh. Phillips, Jeffreys, Armytage, Powell, A. Harrison,, Warren, Handscomb, Taylor, Matthie, J. Lewis, Curtis, G. Johnston, Jebb, Burlton, A. Anderson, Tait, Gambier. MAJORS.—F. Kane, Skinner ' Beare, Poynter, Pero.- val, Fitzgerald, Pitcairn, Lunisclen, Groves, L. Wood, T. Tapp, W. Wood, F. Baddeley, Nasmyth, F. P. Nott, Ramsay, C. H. Wake, Ackers, W. Elsey, Wood, J. A. Moore. CAPTAINS.—G. Weld, Riley, Bruce, O'Connell, Baynes, Munro, J. I. Blackburne, G. Cumming, W. M•Grigor. H. Platt, J. B. Young, H. S. Bush,Nieholson, P. A. P. B uiverie, Forbes, W. Glubb, Co well, S. S hell , Bignold, C. T. Moore, Story, Peto, B. Ford, H. S. Milman, Deedes, P. Stanhope, A. Cuninghame, S. Blacker, Sir E. Belcher, T. F. Wilson, Papillon. A. Veg,ey, Aitken, Mainwaripg, R. B. Macleod, H. Bliss, N. W. Sloper, Howard, Stileman, C. Bruce, Ferguson Davie, Shea, IL Dering, E. Ottley, H. Greenway, L. Vernon, M.P., Mardall, Harding, Pughe, Ternan, R. Watts, Morphy, Clay, L. Gardiner, Gillon, D. Ainsworth, E Clifford, Carkgon, A. M. Drummond, B. Burling, W. Hay, W. H. Burgess, Ranken, Hitching, C. Craven, M. Wilson, J. Parry, D. Freeman, Molesworth, Goodman. LIEUTENANTS. —Ponttfex, F. W. Woodall, 0. Bar low, It B. Pemberton, Gosling, T. Bullock, W. Stirling, D. Williams, C. W. Moore, Meade, Twyford, E. I. Plat', W. M. Chiffney, J. E. Watson, Priaulx, C. M. Walingley, F. Maclean, S. L. Star.ter, Drew, Davis, E B Holland, J. D. Freema Davies, G. L. R. Wil kinson, A. Ridgway, J. Steel, G. N. Money, G Cur zon, W. Bent, C. H. Riley, W. M. Arin.itrong, F. Ro binson, E. Hemery, C. Resy, C. L. Harris, V. Re - noldg. Longley, Anderson, R. Bridge, Delane, E. Wil son Patten, Key, Prendergast, J. M'Ewel, J. Sharp, Brownlow, Stephens, E. V. Arbu-kle, Coney, C. S. eel, E. 0. Leggatt, W. C. Clarke, W. H. F. Sykes. Bur rowes, P. Smith, Matthew, Poole, J. Jeffries, W. Down, F. Barchard, Kingscote, A. J. Tike, S D C. O'Grady, T. S. C. Harcourt. E. G. Hartnell, H. Gifford, Mony penny. CORNETS—W. W. Beach, C. Lawrie, H. Morgan. ENSIGNS—S. Patten, L. Campbell, Haig, H. Tulloch, Blagv, Haldane, C. T. Murdock, R. B. C. Daubeny, W. P. Newton, C. G. Slade, J. Hills, E. F. Tarte, S. Mortimer. The Right Hon. Edward and Mrs. Horsman were prevented attendina the drawing room in consequence of the death of a relation. On Saturday the Archbishop of York's annual dinner in celebration of her Majesty's birthday was attended by the Archiii-hop of Canterbury, Archbishop of Dublin, the Bishop cf London, Bishop of Winchester, Bishop of Bath and Wells, Bishop of Chester, Bishop of Gibicester and Bristol. Bishop of Chichester, Bishop of iTereford, Bishop of Lichfield, Bishop of Lland,iff, Bishop of Ox ford, Bishop of Ripon, Bishop of I:ochester, Bishop of Asap!), Bishop of St. David's, Bishop cf Worcester, Bishop'of Sodor and Man, Bishop of Kt!wore, Bishop of Meath, and Bishop of JAnaica. Viscount Palmerston, the First Lord of the Treasury, gave a State banquet at his residence in Piccadilly, in honour of the Royal birthday. The company consisted of the Duke of Newcastle, the Marquises of Lansdowne, Clanricart?e, and Westminster, the Earls of Aberdeen, Fortescue, Carnarvon, Abingdon, Cowper, Fitzhardinge, awl Bruce, Lords Portman, Hatherton, Ashburton, Vivian, and Harry Vane ; Sir William Somerville, the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, the Right Hon. Edward Ellice, Mr. James Wilson, Mr. Grantly Berkeley, Mr. Charles Clifford, and Mr. William Law. Lord Panmure, Secretary of State for the War De partment, gave a State dinner, at his residence, in Bel grave-square, to celebrate the day. The company con sisted of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Viscount Hardinge, the Earl of Cardigan. Maj,r-Genet al the Hon. J. Yorke Scarlett, General Sir Hew Ross, Lieutenant-General Sir J. Burgoyne, Sir H. Torrent', General Yorke, General Wetherall, General Freeth, General Knollys, Mr. Frederick Peel, M.P., Mr. Hawes, the Right Hon. U. P. Villiers, Captain Ramsay, Major Nasrnyth, Major-General Hume, and Major Clifton, Aidede-Camp to the Duke of Cambridge. Sir George Grey, Secretary of State for the Home Department, gave a grand dinner at Grillion's Hotel in liOnour of the day to the following, all of whom appeared in full Court or official dress :—The Lord Chancellor, the Lord Chief Justice of England, the Right Hon. the Speaker, the Master of the Rolls, the Lord Chief Baron, the Vice-Chancellor Kindersley, the Vice-Chancellor Stuart, the Vice-Chancellor Wood, Mr. Justice Cole ridge, Baron Alderson, Mr. Justice Erle, Baron Platt, Baron Martin, Mr. Justice Crowder, the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, the Right Hon. Dr Lushington, the Right Hon. Sir John Dodson, the Lord Advocate of Scotland, the Attorney-General for InAand. the Soli citor-General for Ireland, the Right Hon. T. M. Baines, the Right Hon. Sir B-njamin Hall, Bart., Sheriff Sir H. Muggeridge, Sheriff Sir C. D. Crosley, Sir James Duke, Bart. M.P., Mr. Masterman, M-. P., Mr. H. Waddington, the Hon. W. F. Cowper, and Mr. Robert Ellice. The Chancellor of the Exchequer gave a State ban. quet at his official residence in Downing -street. Sir Charles Wood, the First Lord of the Admiralty, gave a grand dinner to celebrate the day to the follow ing :—Admirals Sir C. Ogle, Sir W. Gage, Lord Lu n donald, Sir W. Parker, Sir S. Pym, and Sir James Gordon; Vice-Admiral Sir G. Seymour ; Rear-Admirals Berkeley, Sir G. Pechell, Eden, and Hamilto. i • M r . Osborne, M.P. ; Captains Richards, Townshend, Austin, Milne, Craigie,' Shepherd, and Washibgton ; Colonels Ellis and Wesley ; Lieutenant-Colonel Greene, Sir R. Peel, Mr. Dundas, Mr. Bromley, Accountant-General, Mr. Grant, Mr. George Tierney, Mr. Robson, Captain Shepherd (Trinity-house), Mr. Airey, and Mr. Baring. The Attorney-General, Sir A. E. C oc kb urn, invited the Queen's Counsel, and the leading members of the bar to a State dinner at the Albion, Aldersgate street. Covers were laid lor 6‘o, and the Solicitor-General pre sided, in consequence of the induaposition of the Attor ney-General. Among the company were —Sir Frederick Bodkin, Thesiger, Q.C, M.P., M r . J. Alexander, Q.C., James Anderson, shasre, Q.C., Loftus Bl an d, Q . C . M.P., H. Bliss, Q.C., W. H. Bok Q Biggs jarn Andrews,ea Campbell, Q beII, C. Q. , M R o . nt ß a a g g u . Chambers. Q.C., M.P., W. Coulson, Q.C., R. D. Craig, Q.C., R. P. Collier, Q.C., M.P., Mr. SerjeaniChannelt, W. Clarkson, Esq., R. Deasy, M.P., W. Elmsley, Q C., J. Evans, Q.C„ J. P. Fearon, Esq., J. George, M.P., W. B. Glasse, Q.C., J. Greenwood, Q. 0., W. R. Grove, Q.C., R. Gurney, Q C J. Gaid , ner, 111., R. Ingham, Q.C., Edward James, Q.C., C. J. Knowles, Q.O H. Koe, Q.C. H. S. Ke a ti ng, Q . C ., M . P ., M r. S er j ean t Kinglake;R. Malins, Q C., M.P., J. Mellor, Q.C., TI. NLl•c•wether, Q.C., M r. Serjeant Merewether, Mr. Serjeant Murphy, It. Pashley, Q C , G. Pigott, Esq., W. C. Rowe, Q C., F. W. Slide, Q.C., Montague Smith, Q C., V. Scully, M.P., Mr. Serjeant Shee, M.P., J. G. Teed, Q C., J. Ti m i n , E 4 1.. J. H. Terrell, Esq J Walker, Q C., S. W arren , Q C., W. Whateley, Q C.,_ C. H. Whit e h urs t, QC. F. Whit narsh, Q.C., Wickens, E.q , 'aod W. N. Welsby, Q.C. dinner on Saturday Ma jesty's HouPehold, gave a .Sts,te of her Majesty's evening at Spencer-house in celebration birthday. K.T., Lord Chamber_ Earl Spencer, K.G., the Lord Steward of her The Marquis of honourßreadalbanne, day at his residence in P. President of the Board of Con- Mr. Vernon Smith, GCH, Hon. E.• •ed Viscount Falkland, . Erskine Perry, entertained Viscount Hoga, M.P., Sir sine J. Elliot, M.P., Sir Herbert Maddock, M.P., Mr. Dauhy p er ry, M.P., Sir Robert Lowe, M.P., Mr. Brinsley lain, gave a grand banquet in of the Royal birth. Seymour, M. A Sir James Melville, K.C.8., Sir Bedliegton, K.C. Sir FrederickCurrie,Mr. G, G C B Ceorge Pollock, . .K. L.S., Sir Thos. Currie, Mr. Eliot Macnaghten, Lieutenant- Wodehouse l Sykes, Lieutenant-Colonel Mayne, Lieutnnat t- Colone mr. It. l)onelly Colonel Oliphant, Mr. Charles Mills, Sir r. Henry Willcock, m ang l es , M,P., Mr. Martin Smitb, M.P., and Mr. Sheridan, THE ILLUMINATIONS. The illuminations on Saturday evening, in celebration of her Majesty's birthday. attracted an immense eon course of spectators, the principal streets in the vicinity ' of the clubhouses being crowded up to midnight. HER MAJESTY'S MINISTERS AND OFFICERS OF STATE. Viscount Palmerston, G.C.8., First Lord of the Trek vary—The noble lord's mansion was brilliantly illumi nated. Over the balcony was a large croa , n, a star of the order of Brunswick, her Majesty's initials, " V.R.," and laurel branches, in variegated oil lamps. The Marquis of Breadalbane, Lord Chamberlain—The ' mansion in Park-lane displayed a star with a crown, and the royal initials in variegated lamps. The Duke of Wellington, Master of the Horse—ln front of Apsley House, Piccadilly, was " Long live the Queen," in large Roman letters, emblazoned in gas, pre senting a fine effect. This display was dictinctly visible from Buckingham Palace. Viscount Canning's mansion in Grosvenor-square—A crown, a star, and her Majesty's initials, f' V.R.," in variegated lamps. THE CLUB HOUSES. United Service, Pall Mall—The crown,'with a shield, on which were emblazoned the national emblems, the rose, thistle, and shamrock, encircled by the Order of the Gal ter, the r03r41 initials "V.R ," were prominently depicted, on either side, supported by the colours of the United Service. There were also three brilliant stars of the Brunswick order, while emblematical scroll work, wreaths, palm branches, &c., extended along the entire frontage of the building, the whole of the devices being in gas illumination, and presenting a very fine and bril liant effect. The Army and Navy Club-house, fronting the Ord nance-office, was equally brilliant. In the centre of the building were arms of the club, surmounted by a fine formed projecting crown, reaching to a considerable elevation. Beneath the arms appeared " Victoria," in Roman capitals, wreaths of 'scroll work, and laurel branches, &c., partly encircled the entire device, while in the background were the colours of the allied forces. The illumination was entirely of gas jets. Ather,teutn Club—Her Maje , ty's initials, "V. R encircled by wreaths of laurel, &c., and bearing the rose, thistle, and shamrock. The device was neat, and of re markable brilliancy. Travellers' and the Reform, Pall-Mall—The frontages of these buildings were illuminated by a vivid body of light from 18 Grecian pedestals or ordinary gas-lamp columns, each having a fixed triple circle of gas jets. The effect was bold, and contrasted strangely with the other buildings in the vicinity. Oxford and Cambridge, Pall-Mall —The crown, large, and imposing, having beneath it the Royal initials, " V. R.," and laurel and palm branches in gas. The Conservative, St. James's-sTreet, was greatly ad mired for the brilliancy of its illumination, displaying the crown, "V. R.," with the emblems of England, Ire land, and Scotland, emblazoned on a shield, with eaten tensive wreaths, stretching out the whole width of the building, in brilliant gas. Arthur's, St. James'-street —A. finely-executed crown, in a bulging form, surmounting the royal initials, " V. R.," in gas. White's, St. James's-street--A crown, with the royal initials, "V.R.," and wreaths of laurel, &c., in gas. Boodle's, St. James's-street The royal initials " V.R." supporting a crown, in lamps. Brookes's, St. James's-street—A device in gas, dis playing a crown, " V.R.," and laurel wreaths. Guard's, Pall-Mall—The ro al initials, " V.R." sup porting a crown and stars in gas, with the inscription, " Tria juncta in uno." East India United Service, St. James's-square—A projecting crown, the Queen's initials, and wreaths, &c., in jets of gas. iVyndlitin, St. James's-square—A crown in gas, " V. R.," and other devices in gas jets. Star Club— A Brunswick gal. in jets of gas. Alfred, Albemarle-street—Her Majesty's initials, a crown, and wreaths of laurel, &c., in gas. Union, Cockspur-street—A. crown, encircled with a wreath of laurel, terminated with a true lover's knot, with two stars in brilliant gas. Parthenon, Regent-street—The royal cypher, encircled by wreath laurels, with a crow n , & c . _ . - Oriental, Hanover-square—A large projecting Impe rial crown and wreaths of laurel, in gas. Carrick, King-stree, Covent-garden—A star,lwith ini. tials, " V.R." THE THEATRES. Royal Italian Opera IL use, Covent-garden—A bril liant star, formed of richly -cut crystal drops, with a transparent centre of stained glass. Beneath were the royal initials, " V.R.," in gas jas. Princess's—The Prince of Wales' feathers, in lustres. Drury-lane—A crown and the royal initials, " V.R." in variegated coloured lamps. Olympic—The royal mitials in scrip characters, in gas jets, surmounted with the crown, and a shield encircled by the order and ulna, of the Garter in cr%stal drops. The whole device had a fine effect, and was greatly admired. Her Maksty's Theatre—No display. Haymarket—A crown, a star, and the royal initials, V.R." in gas. St. Jarnee l s—A. star in gas: Adelphi—A crown and star, with the royal initials, " V.R.," and laurel branches, in gas. PLACES OF AMUSEMENT, &C. Polytechnic Institution—A handsome Brunswick star in jets of gas. The royal standard floated from the top of the building. Gallery of Illty-tration—The royal initials " V.R." with stars and other devices in gas, also an allegorical transparency. • Royal Panopticon of Science and Art, Leicester square—The whole of the facade, as well as the dome and minarets of this vast Saracenic edifice, was covered by a series of gas lanterns, exhibiting the three colours now so generally employed to denote loyalty to our Sovereign, as well as to compliment her distinguished ally. The illuminated dome—above 100 feet in height —could be seen from all the adjacent streets, whilst large silk banners, indicative of the union between France and England, were gracefully blended in the front of the building. Egyptian Hall—A novel species of device ; the out lines of the frontage of the building were hung with small Chinese variegated paper lamps. In the centre the Imperial Crown, " V. R." and other devices in oil coloured lamps. The colours of the allied forces floated from the top of the hall. Dr. Kahn's Museum--Festoons of variegated lamps. Turkish Exhibition, Hyde -park-corner—A star and the crescent in gas, with the colours of the allies. The Globe (Mr. Wyld's), in Leicester-square —A star in gas. Leicester-house, Leicester-square —The royal initials, "V. R," two btars and other devices, in gas. OLD BOND -STREET. Messrs. Whitfield and Son, purveyors to the Royal Household—A star, and the Queen's initials in coloured Mitchell's Royal Library—" God bless the Queen," brilliantly displayed in gas, the motto being surmounted by a star, with the royal initials in the centre ; along the balcony " God bless the Queen." NEW BOND -STREET. Mr. C. F. Hancock, jeweller, corner of Bruton street —A gorgeous gas illumination, consisting of a large pro jecting crown, supported by the initials " V.R." between a large Brunswick star. REGENT-STREET. Messrs. H. J. and D. Nic9l—" God save the Queen," in Roman capitals, was displayed in the centre of the building, surmounted with a very fine revolving star, and at either end were crowns, stars. &a., the royal arms being encircled with wreat hs of laurel, &c. ; the whole was a brilliant display in gas. Messrs.'Jay and Co.—A brilliant display of gas jets, running along the whole front of their warehouse, with a graceful wreath entwining the lower part of the facade above the balcony, at each end two stars, the royal initials in the centre, and the whole surmounted by a large crown. NEW BURLINGTON-STREET. Messrs. Robert Cooks and Co., music publishers ern . her Majesty the Queen, and to the Emperor Napoleon HI.—A brilliant radiating star in gas, with " V.R." in the centre.. DUBLIN, May 18.—A division of the 50th Regiment, numbering 350 men, have arrived by rail from Cork, where they disembarked on Tuesday, on their return from Bermuda. A number of invalids from the Crimea arrived in Dublin yesterday , and were provided with proper accornthodation during their stay in Dublin, under the superintendence of the garrison chaplain, who sees the generous directions of the Lord-Lieutenant car red out on there occasions. How CLOTHING FOR THE CRIMEAN TROOPS IS MADE —At the Worship police-court, on Saturday, B li za b e th Gibbs, a very decent - locking young woman w ho had been several days in custody, was re-examined, charged with unlawfully pawning six or seven pairs of trouser - A which Phe bad been employed to make by a p er son named William Ball, of 11, Co llirgwood-street, Bethnal-green. They were canvas Overall trousers for oner, havin g the soldiers in the Crimea, an d the p pawned them,"surrendered the ticketshe Pawnbroker gave to her empl oyer, who then gave her into custody. T up six pairs, but the s event h was not forthcom ing. —Mr. Eiaminill now asked the prison bow much s h e was paid for making thesecanvastreorusers ?—Prisoner said pair, the pay was 2id. perand, workting hard from morn ing till night, she could make only three pairs in a day, An ill :—" d had to provide needles and thread, & c .—M r . Ham hour." He a , go o d God -dded, that , that is less'than a penny an so tr ea t e d were driven it was no wonder if poor crea turese astray, .and, after some further remark s , he discharged the young woman. -y, Portsmouth, on S aturday, exhibited a very gay and imposing ceremo annual upon the official celebration of the S overe i gn ' s birthday. The troops in garrison* consisting of battalions of the Rifle Brigade, Royal Ar tillery, Sappers and Miners, Royal Marine Artil ly atg Infantry, the 80th Foot, Regiments of the Middlesex, Gloucester, and Oxford Militia, attendei by their bands and colours, manned the walls of Portsmouth and the shore at Hasler, on thEropposite side of the harbour, and at noon fired a feu de joie, the Royal Artillery leading, from the King's Ravelin, on which the Royal standard was hoisted. The fleet at Spithead took up the fire on the troops ceasing, and being dressed in flag s and en igma from their mastheads to the water's surface, pre sented the most imporing and exhilarating feature in the pageant. Major-General Breton, commanding Ports led off three-times-thr ee c h eers f rom the m o walls,u th and garr i son,a f afterwards cards inspected the troops on the parade, whence they marched off to their quarters. The dock yard, victualling-yard, gun-wharf, CuStom-house, and all other Crown offices were closed for the day, and in the evening Admiral-Superintendent Martin entertained the captain.; offleet, and all the beads of depart ments. the atliis official mansion in the dockyard. The Shooting Star sailing transport (No. 40), Captain ved Prat, Li4otet,a , it James,f.N., Admiralty agent, arrived at u - gt h t e he le S ft tra l i b- ts S i a; s u t r . d , ay being fr- towed the E: j a i r t o . d b le y G her t t M t j e e s st i v b ' t e li s a t , ea; , e . r s lV t l ra e n dlo p a o : rt, St. Vincent, 8 21 b e d s a p y o s k fr e o o m ff W C :o p !! r io i r ch e ,. i . :v b it o h un 3 d o fo ß r o s y c a i l ita A ri rt ; il a ie l r s yze o n ff , C 2 m o 3e fficer . s,__and 50 the transport No. 203, from Woolwich, with horses, bound for Scutari —three dead. The Shooting Star brought home 19 di tressed British seamen. The Corn wall transport, is Portsmouth Harbour, has been sur veyed with the view to purchase, for the purpose of Carrying the electric wire tubing (1,200 tons) 180 miles across the Mediterranean. The Canterbury sailing transport was towed from Portsmouth Harbour to Cowes yesterday to be docked, there being no docks for mer cantile ships at Portsmouth. Tho'new clipper ship Ttidor; 1,573 tons,, has been taken up at Liverpool as a transport, and will embark the 2d West Yorkshire Militia Regiment at that port, on the 30th inst., for Gibraltar. The screw steamer Kangaroo went into the Mersey on Saturday, and will sail thence for Queenstown to-morrow or Wednesday, for the purpose of embarking a company of the Royal Artillery, besides Lord C. Fitzroy and Colonel Lindsey of the 63d Regiment. To-day she will take on board a. number of horses whidh arrived at Liverpool on Satur day. The screw•steamers Pioneer and Sarah Sands have been taken up for the conveyance of troops and stores. Large numbers of active men and boys continue to volunteer at Liverpool for the Royal navy. The following appointments have been made :—' Assistant•Surgeons—Robert Creighton, from the Tra `algar to the Hawke ; Richard Evans, from the Hecla to the Cornwallis. Acting Assistant-Snrgenns—G. Noble, to the Majes tic ; G. Mavall, to the Russell ; A. M‘Bride, to the Hastings ; P, Comrie, to the Pembroke. Second Master—C. K. Hanwell, to the St. George. Midshipmen—H. C. Best, to the Duke of W elling ton ; N. C. Singleton, to the Hastings. Naval Cadet—J. J. C. Smail, to the Hastings. On Saturday the whole of the troops in Woolwich gar rison in review order and proceeded to the Common, where they were drawn up in line in the fol lowing order :—Half a troop of Royal Horse Artillery, under the command of Captain Ptrilpott ; the whole of the gentlemen cadets under arms, under the command of Captain Shakespeare ; the Buckinghanishire Mild* under Lieutenant-Colonel Pratt ; the Tower Hamlets Militia, under Lieutenant• Colonel Dixon ; and the Royal Marines, under Lieutenant Stransha,m ; one half troop of Royal Artillery, under the command of CaptainDyne ky. Precisely at 12 o'clock a Royal salute of 21 guns was fired from a 12-pounder field battery in Greenhill in front of the Repository acres ; the whole of the troops Presented arms, the bands playing "God save the Queen," and then gave three hearty cheers. The troops at Manchester, including the 3d Dragoon Guards, the 51st Regiment of li,fantry, detachments of Artillery, S ipp-rs and Miners, pensioners, &c., were on Saturday reviewed by Sir Harry Smith at Old Trafford, near Manchester, when a fete de joie was fired in honour of her Maje,ty's birthday. The gallant General after wards-gave a dinner at his residence in Rusholme to the officers assemble.' on this occasion. It was .stated in The Sun of Wednesday that Mr. J. Marriott, a Government agent, was down in the north engaging s. ivvies to proceed to the Crimea to execute works in connexion with the army. He has been very successful, having the choice of any number of men ' • 110 able-bodied men left S un d er l an d f or the place of em barkation on Thursday, and about the same number have been engaged and sent off from the city of Durham. The Handy Tyne tug-steamers ire in great (Inland for the East. A new and valuable steel field-gun, the invention of Mr. W. G. Armstrong, of the Els wick works, New castle-on-Tyne, has been tried with eminent•success upon Whitby Sands, on the Northumberland coast. It has all the precision of the Minie rifle, and on Saturday last re peatedly hit a target, five feet in diameter, at a distance of 2,200 yards. Dr. Mortimer Glover, late of Newcastle-on-Tyne, bav• irg been appointed by the Government to the civil me dical staff, has left London for Scutari. IThe head-quarters of the 15th Regiment, commanded (by Lieutenant-Colonel George l'inde - r, arrived at Queens 'town in the Carriperc/own on Tuesday, and disembarked shortly afterwards to join tho depot companies at Cork. This regiment sailed frJtit Ceylon on the 21st of Janu ary, anchored at Spithead on the 7th of May, and sailed th-nce for Queenstown on Saturday week. It has en joyed good health during the voyaze, having lost only seven men, among whom were some invalids of the 37th Regiment, from Colombo. The wife of the serjeant major also died on the passa;e. Total strength disern hirked-1 fiekl officer, 2 captains, 1 subaltern, 3 staff, 21 2.erjeants, 7 drummers, 230 rank and file. The ye t/mintier of the regiment, in the Empress Eugenie, is expected about the latter end of the month. His Netherlands Majesty's steam-frigate Amsterdam, Captain Spanjaard, sailed from Plymouth on Friday evening for the West Coast id Africa. The Peruvian screw steam frigate Apurimac, Comm dore Dan Joze Maria Salcedo, accompanied by the sloop Loa, Captain Rees, 44 hours from London for Lima, put into Plymouth Sound on Saturday morning, and will be detained two or three days in consequence of slight de• rangement of her machinery. The frigate Turnbes, which sailed with her from the Thames, was obliged to return, her main shaft having been injured. The paddlewheel steam.frigate Centaur, 6, sailed from Plymouth on Friday afternoon with two divisions of the Land Transport Corps for the Mediterranean. Letters from the Britomart, dated Coast of Africa, April 15, state that htr orders to return have been coun , termanded. She is now on a three months' cruise. The names of two officers who received the Crimea medal from her Majesty were omitted from the list which appeared in The Sun on Saturday—viz., those of Captain Blinckthan, 17th Regiment, and Captain W. Capell i Clarke, 23d Regiment Royal Weish Fusiliers. THE MILITIA. The East Nodolk Militia, which again musters about 500 men, has now attained a high state d efficiency. Since the corps were first enrolled more than 1,200 men have enlisted, a large number of whom have volunteered into regiments of the line, and it has also supplied a great many men to the Norfolk Militia Artillery. Ou Monday last the Berkshire Militia were addressed in the Forbury, Reading, by the Adjutant, Captain Lynch, by whom they were called on to volunteer for foreign service. At least 500 of them at once stepped forward with a hearty cheer. They have since been at tested, and on Wednesday they received a bounty of 2/. each. Their de-tinatton is said to be Gibraltar. Scarcely more than 100 will remain of the entire regiment who have not volunteered. Fliday wasthe day appointed for mustering the North umberland Militia Artillery Regiment at Tynemouth Garrison. About 150 bad been enlisted, andabout 50 men had presented themselves by the evening. As many men have to come from the interior of the c ount y , however, it is thought that the corps will be much cata i stronger p in a few days. They are under the command o f n M‘Bsy. ment is fast regaining The South Durham 3 titia Regi the loss of the men enrolled in 1852. 300 men, and has passed through its inspection It with no w musters IT credit. and joined the following have volunteered for th n i e n hh Enniskillen Dragoons, During the past week e 100 I.e men of the Longford Rifles distinguished corps : 56th, 62C, 90th, and 96th' the • atht,thefirst move o f regiment of Kildare earl y • o p l r to e n vi l o s u a s bout to join the 88th n iih4 the Currag h F th o e ot 6 . otll t ß ie ifl e e x s p , e t c h te e od will be to the camp Middlesex Militia, now 700 to the volunteetin Major Semen, was in- Regiment. gt the next mont,l;. by Major-General re L g i ge t. nt ß , p n e mustered 4ut under der l upwar ds thee Roy ale command 4 um O t a p l n I d n m e o n i di . strong, qpected at Portsmouth on Friday, Breton , commanding the south-west district. WRECK OF THE SHIP OPRELIA..--Aclvices from Elst nore, dated May 13, mention that' the Ophelia, Ohlsen, .with coals, was stranded near Torekow the day before, and had much water in her ; but the crew were fortu nately saved. ROBBERY.—On Friday morning a robbery of gold and bank notes, to the amount. of 45/., was effected at the " Horse and Groom," Mansfield. The money was stolen from the bedrooni_of the landlord by a man of about 3 0 years cf age , w h o slept in the house the previous night. He is ab out 5 f eet 8 inches in height, with dark hair,s rather short, an d small whiskers, and is inclined to . fresh colour. He , yore a velveteen dark co n a s t ! _ed w gr th with broad braid, and h9/1 on a lilac checked rf , s a Notting a breast-pin. He is ] 'su-pected of belonging offered ham gang. A reward of 201. bas been off apprehension. AT CHATHAII.—A GREAT FIRE AND Loss OF LlFE ith 10,.$ of life, broke serious fire, unhappily attended a ed for his b y out twelve o'clock on out at Brompton, Wedne,sday night. - wife and child were named Flemming, grocer building by a party of invalid rescued from the horning building girl, ClthactolTwiennsceed in the house of a Mary Taylor, lost Veer soldiers, but the s e n e d r perished in the flames. Flemmi ug presence of midn d with difficulty. The fire soon spiead to himself escape i in g l ou , e. and in a very short space of tittle the adj"?.-' o f Mr. Passly, tobacconist ; Mr. Chap= my the preauses Mr. Bills, .saddier ; Mr. Ramage, bake r - 11 d ; house occupie d as a l od ging-house, were a flames, and were eventually destroyed. The ca use tif in is not known. All the sufferers were inured , the fire • s co n r d n a f:c n t i s , i r i • with the exception of Mr. Ramage. • 'l, T . • 9 1 ,4 to 0 , 214 It it 1 4N lt , eite r oesenti a 1 / 4& .4) 41, qr ttv " and a nd L0nd0n....... e'end ;%"kwal) or wooly Ra K t . r , ; „ IntprmAlate Pie , t To the 30 th of Se I,: he had 0 , the Collect, 108E4 54. he Pier. grlweeend