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',,). • •trzt , --- , :'' b R OUT '. • !,.,1 ~,, Vii , r.:'- , i i Vas: I .t' ''''''''''. ' .-. • , , :4:tt , —__-- • T.I.BSCR I P SID N READING, and NEWS ROOM. titna:hazing arrived thy- above ierze roorn at -my Reno sitory will be open sob-oribers. I be 4 state 'hat titioe nn mbeis anproved of wilt be respectable, honourable, and responsible gentle- Th en, el that - the secretary (an, with great confidence, transact busi ' nese for absent subscribers who mac ISend him commissions to b. ,executed. The, room will be always open to memh re, the latest ,news will :be published, and extensive in ormation supplied. Th 4 entrance fee will be one guinea ; the future sub.cription, and all other matters connected with the room, will. be regulated by the Fornmittee, to whose &el I shall onfo - m. All the daily morn, !a& And - evening and weekly papers, c•.len.lars. guides, &c., for the Infer • • matl Sat the scriber:, wil a ',ant riy ri,d. An earthi .aPplioittieu lo in . gentl,:men desimus of bi!com:iig member , : ill much bilge ''• It. • •. KY; A, Propri tor. J PONSFoRi), Secretary. • UC Lzotit ed Jong= 6i— cd 1}11,0..7 f -Id.:ll:.terszA . apaisl,';dgf,..al,bniill.6oflii. rt'''s.ntlficetil.:,iterafarlailwwahyi6slitoi.a.tic:ia47nital,asci,u);'i\reespe,cre4t oof,:nveillititch kattol) adjustment shall have be'en made,'upon 7 thelor'' s and conditions And on paymerst of the 'same tolls - o'6l* 13 fI as ,they'lv . ould have beeu in case no'hueh adjustuie4V eon 'naztlie.!,',;.', " • , i,-s...':c •103111a40iliThir.V.' 2'S BETWEri C O2 lr4VlES.. , '—:k 4 ' G Xl* ' ~,,, ..,, t . i . , . . Arai4s4c3 l .Eicrs. : ,rustio Itc-,azi A 1 :, The , next ' clpuses proposed empower - t ... 'two Com c•_ :pr a :a',"lo 9 , .'' and D.) to enter. into.a4r4piii9NAti ,f 44 the , 049 . w . ing : purposes --- : . -.... -...:_d ec . .e el-- :•-• • ..:-..st " The u and working by the C. railway coral:4l6/:p all .-- oran y- 1,,,, t -ef-the railways - tir tttrix-farway company, and the use of the works and conveniences belonging thereto. • ••"frhe ebnveyanco by the C. railiviY Asampiiny t44the whole or any part of the tritafic upoiVtlisCsaid railways. whole division and apportiantnent, elt-tuctt .tralic be 1kr,,,,p4 a s , oid,conErx.nies, ' . .z.v . , : rfolsin •+ .... of any rolling- or worldnelitink;i4lsiiired " The supply ! f et , slustm . mirodsses. - : .•..-. ;.,' ;: /.. i.. v. 1 1. , .',/oDoI (.4 c A . " The use or purchase hy the C. railway coni 'Pet.' the tnllingvtirratbrlcing stocleblelliiinglititilt-JCP. *Ai cern .c.w% • .. 0 .: In iy, f, j !;KT ~,,, r pally. or any part tliereof:' • ' . " Tito- rrt..na t ac,nent -- maiektracTricliaid r;,tilrap..' :7•. ;. 1 • ` l '' , '' - 7` " * Xl " " Th (Y.. dOS It and e'xpouses, of 'such Nvoi•idng) reautigemeat, ilg?llli l 4' l YW.lkc, and-repairi.... , , ~,, , -. ..- . 4 - : rhi,ifetr,trditig,,interdima g e. and ii•aii-nrits4r4`a Imeck or ,iyfer thl , refleettive.ruilway s ; o f -the ..saia oi,tparrieW ft :auy • fioni'ttte - - - Cv-ruilit-4-t o Affil alutiCillit D. i4).474Y,0cin17 .?" fi 'rt l 4fP9lft P f i 1 v ) 1i4 .1 1 1. 1132 ,,; 11° e•P, PrfliOlAtcuauct from the isr•t :::rTiffus,l::e3.ov-iiit,eon;(tios:).tfitjto,j,nredgetiori3;:lt,3:..a..:4•ea.:A;tz:ta,:y-:l:44:aaaltf:eni):l44.2.drut).,:lher'69.7itievilfedeil n F=71...--.7,..1'..."7 E. Tr.Ql.►iL> ~; ~. C:JZIJIL7 F •;".1 . 1147.„'.! : t;( - - Ifq.u.c.,rail .; VO. 19,20.5.] LONDON,FRIDtt EVENING, APRIL 14, 1854. ! - t ls,iu. - 5 woo C3Gu a; _o 61:7! E 7 • , j - 3i - -1; (lirth pi ro tiLia i es t its) COO 3 NOTICE.—The Nol)ility• and Gentry are re quested to take !ILA the MEE \ - 0, of the SUB P'RIBE,..s to the SURREY CORN 1.,1t SUBSCRIPTION ROOM: take plsce i kTURDAY, the 15th (sod not on FrPayi •," Previously alverttsed), at Four o'clock p m., when .1:1 the mem :ere are req u e s t e d to att,s,cl. (treat Central thir,e and C mine Repository, with n a mile of oil DER LITY, NERVOUSNESS, &c. Jast'ptititished, pride is , - free ! , y post, 54., NAPIER _ TESTIMONIAL.—A Committee oi Noblemen awl Gentlemen has been formed for the purpose o: rkcoqling, in a public manner, the sense entertained by the nation of the d stinguished ch , racter'an.l servlcej of the.late Lieut.-General Sir Chides Jiimes'Napi.x, G.C.B. the GRAND. MOVING DroRAgA, is y n in o g w delivered opt Wednesdays NOTICE. e-- CONSTANTINOPLE. —: The IJELER, whety the progress and Satar-- dota.sicoitsys L uT ec A t KN utie .lNff ac o. mi s l , p Eo a: and localities,' of the' War 'will tie - more partlqularly explalueU; and on the other days, as usual, by Mn - CIIITICES — KENNEy. a Aa. eery clear atilt excellent! ap has'..been added to the illustrations.-a Daily at Half perst Two and Eight.—admission, ls. ' ' EGYPTE - Mal iIAIL, PICCADILL+. _ PITYK9LoGicAL. RESEARCHES info the Causes of Nervous Debility and ocuito-l7rlnary Maladies. Spermatorrhces rationally considered, with unansweraldy Remarks on the empirical ina, er these itlseases are tteate,i ; being a Guide to Health, I.lfe,'and Bi'JiEltf' Sherwood, riper, and Co., 8:3, Paternoster-row. NAMES OF COMMITTEE. • ence the Duke of Richmond, • Ills (Jr •ce the Duke of Rail u;d, K U. . - ills' Grace the Duke of Beaufort K. G. ' Ills (Cr ice the Doke of Leinster The It ght Hon the Earl of Har i'l Eton T. te R eht Ho 1. the Earl of Ellen bo, our The Rig tII n. A' ex. Macaminell Lieut.-General the Lord Raglan, G.!! B. The Lord Geoi•ge Lennox . ld iral r Samuel Pyn. K.C.B. • I Kensiecly, Esq., HP. Lieut.-ilener .sir George H. F. ' Berkeley,'K.' '.ll I.ieut i'Aguilar,K.C.B meet—General A. tchisoo , Alex. Nlaedonald,R.A. Major-General AI raipson 'a.it;•Claston.R.N.. John Jtaines, Esq, .;o!onel lane-h, Assistant-Quarter- M aster-General William coniiingham, Esq. Colonel AirColiaCamobell,K C.B. J. C. Hai, Esq., F S k. Lieut;Colonel S. P. Kennedy H A Kennedy, Esq. rhilip . W. J. Miles, Esq. Chkrlo4 K needy; Esq. W. C. NI. Kent„ Esq. Thomas Thornton, Esq. ads ; Ante ~relte; Diego a vre; Eva agar. the Lon on bidves -L LONDON & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. I'ION in _the C iARGIi. for SHALL PARCELS. The Pui, ie are , Nuested to take notire, th it on , nd :suer the 20 eb ruilrY, 1854, P reels or Lb weLihi runt .finder will be conveyed between L futon and Liverpool Maneheqer. Huddersfield, "rock Tncled de five y ort . (I "t ' et Warrld4ton and Preston otily, at aeh ; ree bcpunce w thin the usual b uniimries. And Par.:els or 21b, Weight and under, at a cti.:rgi, of One shining. To n•elre the trans iris lon •of Parcels by his convey ince, they: Mast be delivered to the e inpoiy st. ono of Their Amt named' !til:Pre, or at o n. of he 641 win.; fhoes f their agents emsrs.• Horne and Ch o aplin), t in Liindon : Spiv d o Gricechu ( reh.st. V,van with-two-'eeks, Grrsham—trert (late Lad ; Cross Keys, ° !'d — treet, . Cheap-ide ; 64, Fleet street ; White( 90 Fetter-tune: 90, The Borough,isouthwark ; George and; nl tr y ue It ar, 269; Ilizh,Holhorn ; Id White House Celsr, P cca-i ; Gold. n oils, haiing•eri;ss ; Do.. 33 It. gent' -cirsus -pread/ Street. &d, Regent's dims; t.rifus Grout 31an and Still, 335, Oxford • The ' l- mnattv will not hold themselves liable for detention or loss o a a Y Parcel not delivered to them at one of their own offices, or to ,u e charge of their age ts. , By order of 7 Dir:ctors. •Test puh'ishe '. 'New Blitimi price Is, ;~r AURENT'S CASINO, Aiiairrx - Roo (Lessee, Cu4s. C. L.tx.wrlT, LOnalow-honte," lemnarri-rbadj: The above ins .I'kuo ara no•. -SEAsolk,- ; , and will' Cinitinuil open' every ei - cning, with LAURENT%-i f'F.LEBIZATED BAND. Two Qmidrilks ola:enbjects of It eyerni,c r ' s Ox,ra—L'k toile du Nord; eso, by It. r?nt, the folloWing - Waltzes, • La belle - Frtintaise, Leonora, Villikins and his•Dinith,-tind L'Etolle do Nord Polka. Admission, Is. LaciOts open at half-past 8. Dancing to - commence at 9 o'clock; and terminate at half-past I I. • _ • THE CIIR:OILITY of CONSIIMPTIOY; being a Aeries of l'aot•rs„ rem ntinz; the 0 , 1 prom bent and IneOrtaht . vractie 1 t in the l'reatment of the DI ease. The It!vlit Hon. Gil Earl of Limon Tie R ght Hon the arl of ioe , n l Lent.= General the Right Lion. Sit L. lilaseney, the Lori Seaton. G.C.R. dint r l Si - , i'm Gage, G.C.ii. Joon Geo' Plillimore, Esq., M P. Flo Rev. T. Roo er • Lieut -Gen.SirJ.Bargrirne.G.r,!.. • Li. ut."Gen. , •ir F. stoi/in, K Lieut.-General Sir Geo ..ze itrown, ~ l e, i eral Nlaior General tVether C B Deputy Adjutant-General Col. tientinek, Cold tream Grds Captain YeNecton, it.lg • John H minden I iledstaues, •Eq. 'o!onel Pe . net* .ther,C H., nepu y Quarter Master-General,lrelami Wit him vi , iliace, Esq. L.eut.-Colonel Henry eyre George Jones,,Esq., R.A. • 'olonel Sir J. M. C.B. J. Cooper, Esq. Lt.- •olonel Mansfield, b3d Regt. ~olonel Riehnrd Thornton, Esq, Major Sheppard By FRANCis in.; . Fellow of the - Uolleg, of Phy-ieians, late Senior Physician to tit! itoyal Intl , m ry li r I) s sases gir the Ches . , Ste. • -Vise, by the same Author, .A TREATISE ON A-411111A and DIA ~ . ..I.4ES of the HEART estor, egora Lady Lohdon : Lorgman ind Co. . t111,,S S E . LT' S. = BALL SUPPERS and WEDDING BREAKFASTS 'SUPPLIED in the first styte pablie breakfaso, dinners, and promenade suppers ,npoied by top, tract; a large stock of bride cakes f‘T imniediatemsa, , froni 4\ tie ,to twenty guineas'each ; a hands , nne cake for live guitleas,.pabW and sent to.any part oflthe country if ietniied; and tVarfaiiteCto keep X 2. months.—JouN B. l'lntssELL, 102;,1egent-Street,Vtl 20, Ludgate-' hill, only. . . ,-- Rio °barb stun ; Alice Just aullished, Bvo., in cliith, price 5s , be post free 6 . 4. THE PATHOLOGY and RATIONAL TREAT MENT of S ruicTuitE of the I'HRA, In all It V.rie tie S and Complications. With P observations on the Use and Atiu , e ea. Cepthral Inetruments The whole Illustrated by numerous enact , . showing that this d sense may ne succes. fully tree ted by means at once simple and sat, even in its most inveterate and a ppa rent] ) Intractable fmrms By F. It. COUKTEN .Y, M We belie.e Mr. Courtenay's expert , nee in the treatment of stthture durbeg the last 20 years has equalled, if indeed it i.as not surpassed, that of soy aids confemp 'rant's. aiid we know of tit, man to whose care we would with greater confluence entrust the treatment of a severe case Qt stricture of the urethra."—Medical Circular, July 27, 1853. H. Bailliere, 219, Resent-street. - . or talgen,py the sald torapai!ie iel reveek ;traffic •-- • „.. vey e d SONeral yailwayg, Or a.ny - part thereof xes pectiircly, not excNaing , the maximum togs rates, and 'charges aittorised - by PailialiCiiT--=reiiting to such rtailwo.No respectively. .• ” The colre . ction, taking, and levying of the said tolls, rates, and - Cfiaites. • ~ " The division between the' said' dcitopauies ik the re. ceipts attaidg , froni the traffic upoll their respeal ve rail ways, or any part thereof respectively, subjeCt NEW CRYSTAL WAREHOUSES,,6I and 62,_ St. PatiPs-chu.rohyard,,,imi 5B and 59, Paternoster-row. THE LONDON. MANTLE and SHAWL COMPANY-beg to an nounce to their.onmerous patrons and friend§ the coiPpleben of their premises, which. , will be opened on MONDAY next, April 17, on at scale of grandeur and magnificence hitherto unattempted In the corn-, t ruercial world. THE LONDON MANTLE and SHAWL COMPANY, f Manufacturers and Importers of Mantles, Silks, Shawls, Dresses, and Furs. • )r St. pret, 0 XFORD, WORCESTER, -and WOLVER- H A , TON lI.W Y—on a d aft, r A %TIN!) Y, the 'lst of k nth, 181)4, Pas.eup , rs will be Ito ked and conve , ed through Fir with. , ut break. of gauge , or change of c:rriage, b. twee!' Euston, ‘ tai ion, 'moon, AtationA on the Oxford, Wk.reeater, and Vi ol .`",rltarnpton Nailwai. , h. the following rants:— duCtions tobe;ubilide therefrom', or-any rent, pr other con- Aitte_ratiqu,,:te - lbepaid by.either of the said • compipies to the other of them by virtue of the said agreemeiat.r"°w , 27, THE BEST FIT WEARS BEST. costly , hy habit as thy purse can buy ; • But not expressed in fancy ; ch, not gaudy; For the app.srel oft proclaims the man."—SHAKsPBARII. FE rALNIIENT and CO., Practical Tailors, 73, Conthill. The Committee have resolved that it will he fitting to erect a statue of this illustrious soldier (on a site to he , }tare titer ,tete , mined), and , iow °licit he su p3rt Nita° nubile to vards this obi 'et, which after the I tte exortssion of opinion, may very truly be termed a na tional one. It. 3 NVF.P.K D'ICY!4.-DOWN TR UNSI carriage entrance, 61 and 62, St. Paul's-churchyard; Wholesale entrance, 58 and 59, Paternoster-row, London. Pr,axiclad.that,uasuak agreement shall *lire any opera- ). 2d, The name of Sir Charles Tames Napier having hem so familiar and so dear to all classes of his countrvmen, and all ranks of his follows s 'tilers, the Coalmittee tru4 t confliently to ttiv4 it in their power to record a large number Of sunscriberi of every degree. . i:xuress Ordinary Express let and 2d let al,l 2d Ist and 2d I (.- Class. Class. Class. 1,553 11L0nd0n .. a.m. P , M. P.M 9.30 1.45 . • 5.15 . *hi, at Worcester ...... P M.- 1. 0 ' 6.45 8.50 •• . .: Kidd. , 1. .. 1 38 7 25 9.30 . Stourb•idge .... 1 . 50 ' 7 . 40 9 . 43 `. ~..._ 1 " 11 e3' .•• ... 2: 5 • .8. 0 10. o . --- WE 'K 1).\ 1 1,4 —l'l' T11.11Ns: ...... ...fte .; .; X 1 ) res Ordinary Express Ist and 2d •lst and. 2d Ist and 2d Class. Class. Class. ---- --- -- ' A M • M. P.M. telve Du1 1 ey............ 6.30 , 10 25 4.40 Stour , ri •ge.... „ .. 6 45 10 45 4 55 Kl . lderrninster ... 6.58 • 11; 5 5. 8 1 t' . , NOON. .. , Vforeeiter ....•• 7.30 . 12. 0 5.40 PM. 441• 1" at London •• ...... 11 . 15 . " . 5. () 9.15 order. T MARITIME PASSENGERS ASSURANCE covte4NY. i2 O T/CE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Shire List of this Com- Ze3' no further FINALLY i'I.ORED on the 1 , t MAY next, after which farther av 'cations can he elite ttvned. • . 11 a - for share., receiv, a. tire , chief Oftic bef.re the tbavee regarded „ cor di rg to prlerity (if apr . lic rPetOrs notin any case raigage bl.ot the full amount or 7 " r 9s aPPlied for. ay order of gun Board, aY' iiHN GEAR, Re% Director 4 41°0 rgate:street }Otte April, 1834. - • _ I " 4 : 64I TZERS" MASONIC, antiUNIVER SA L - • MutT - H. - iAL - TAPE. A•ASUJIA NCE. SOCIETY. - , 345, strand, London. AR io . N - KA ON AN te.tcrittEl, y. NEW Pl“' (IPLE ' tibraNts 'AD NITIVEto TO A SHARI', IN THE PROFIT& No cbatre . for Policy-SW.Oa: JAaditl2l.. for hait_the premiums.- • _ p re '"umlina Murt•rAif ‘ r PolicLeso,Reett'efed Freerof Ullarge. varf ' .,earlY, quay t‘i ' monthly. ' 4 "eral ,t'osieutssion alloyed to Solicitors and Agents on the roduction of business. . .• • oSTIIO,NY PECK, 11. A., Actuary and Secretary. f r -E IE HOME COUNTIES AND GENERAL LIFE AK4ORANCE COMPANY, tee 29, New - Bridge-street. Rlacktriars, London. '3' description of risk (home or foreign) com.ected with Life Lurance Ralf Credit pretniums, on a new. principle. re n't oayahle Year' , half yearly. or quart. rly. A. of al premiums alter the first twd years are repayable r' "cY hold. rs at any time on demand. without p raonal linbi lig ti,,s wi 'h's Mond either Immediate, contingent, ordeterresi, and als o -sa wments. P 0 , Idea 'nd.P.ntahle. •L' 4 . o charge for pollcy received on deposit at 6 per cent. Interest. 4 2 'iteuve • • gents want. .d in town aid country, particularly in the griculturat towns and villa* s. LAPPIy by •etter, giving names and addresses of referees as to 7iPectability. A. DITRNFORD, Secretarf. INDISPUTABLE LIFE POLICY • COMPANY No. 72. I,onioarti-ntreet, London. TEIRSTEIS. Iticbaid Ma llns, Esq., Q.C. M.P. I Campbell Renton, Esq. iimes Fuller M &aux, • r..pq, Richard ;:uooner, Esq., M.Y. Wllhertiq - ce, DIRECTORS 'William Adams, Esq. Job Atkins, F.,q H. 4.. ttevan, Esq. John Dahgertleid, Erg, Rob rt H. FormAn, Esq, J In Elamlltoe, J Mathews. t sq. Chas. 0. Parnell, Esq. W. Willinms, Etc'. AUDITORS. lierry Adrnn FRI. I Ralph W. Bishop, Esq. Charles nt , euitoll.'Esq.. Henry 1 urnen. Esq. SOLICITORS.—Messrs. Atklrs and A ndrew. SECRETAIT.—David Alison, Esq. Zaddirgton T.ocal Board, 24, Connaught-terrace, Edgware-read. ••"< 1 ev. James Sheri()ld Boone, A.M .1 e Harrington 1 owther, Esq. „ taai • harks Pemberton, Esq. ' i et Creed. fieorge Y. Rob on, Esq. • oger G adsden, Esq. W. H. frit:der, Esq. .1.. hEoltsTAßT.—Charles Hoghton, Esq. .15 . 7 11 t,a e: r t ti olici es of this Company being indisputable (in terms of tilt:: v,vo Corstitution duly rewstered) are TRAN,sFERABLE .. Es, their validity not being dependent, as in the tits:. of 0 . r.• r i er , v Pacies, upon the . , import of past, and perhaps forgottr o Vi^ .. lo!4, an ces, and office document, Used as FA allT, ' P sb e fotu•rhey relieve the assured from all doubt and anxiety as to phis e ' 11 a Purely MUTUAL BCC! F. TY, the large the Assured theurelvi•s. The following shows _ the profits being divided steadily progressive business the Company is now doing, and ,7, done during the last five. yea's. Sums Assured. New Pr. mituns. • 1819.... • •,„ •6108.1 1 47 •••• •" • 44, ‘ 3 ,” 1850...... •• 110,215 -••• • • • 3, ''''' lest ...• • • 127.488 4 438 . ...... , itthi•• ...... 115,1 :5 ... ..•• 4.296 1853 _. ~.. 123,093 ..."• • • 4 ' 5 ' 2 . r . Ti."', k ITAYAY LIFE A.°CIIR 4NCE, BY ONE -PAYMENT _ -.as ii„,,., - ' '' L • nen; of t• eir °am C mil Inc. ma. er it ' "'Pally grants polici.- to a ein "itte ji‘Ngalust death hi rat ways cn Dayinent o h t only one SIMI of i s :, ' "Rs per cent. Ti u=. a per.o" "ed 3o • " 1ta., 4,1 71 1 ee with the Comeatty tor 1001, for which he pa' s _! ,i,. i.a, o,r as an t 0- 4 d a I il l a l r d y . ‘ th ent -Y l r , M aY have a rail • ay. policy `° , l in ()f I ii the evnt of his death by a a.. n tor 1,000/. to* one e n ' . „l,: e • t, ' • - addition to the . lOW. s.• cured by th, ry a sor a icy. 1' 'T le ' P ELF-PROTEPTING LIFE, AS's•UßANCE rollowlClllPany have intrtruced a plan of l ayta , u ,n ra .. n p c n e fic 7l : te_reby the •1, -pi," MitorttMt advantages are secured Itrertnexte_PaYrnent el a principal sum to the a cured himself at a 2'. A n 4 liv• ' • ,a. ahnuity to • commenee at that W 0., The P a y ment of a prilic:pal Sum in the event of death, when ' that i n , , T .. , 1 .3 happen. 4 ...._ile tAI benefit of all sums paid, although the 7" . ~Y time be diti , entinued. premiums should (k :_eilef fret') the payment of premiums of er a specified age. 11.1snre-Pall periodical payments, so as to suit the convenience of the 'tit On ores 7 4:e - . bilt t, premiums are made nayable quarterly, half•yearly or year i l , ; t ey Bement wi'h an agent, acting for the C .mpatin , cAlt t o p aid 7e ,,, 1Y. 0- motithiv. }ala s se a ivanta.tes are obtained by one policy, and not i n _ cli any sum that has been paid, in case the party sh lA 2 "°° his No mina the o r u e l d is no li t - 1;„," 1 . 1 i t - xample. a nerson aged 25. by paying 14s. qaarter d ly a - . n w .n ill . 41 tY imtli.to hint. ell qn his att tinin2 60 years of 'gee and an each et env blot on reach tig , that age ; and in the . vent of , the me (h,iwever soon that mai happen after he has ma's t.ve 11 , delitt payment ) the 50/ will he pail to his rerresenta_ t _ . e en tinit - bl Ying th, ~rentini ita ssured .111 b. 1001_, ,, a . h . d pr t rer t h : 2 , 1 !:• 0 11 'n riace ot fixing open the age of 60. 0 f he v eh t 'a 1 , 41 ,,'11itv .7, _f: t 5, the evils:um f '' 4 eftrt"' "' I .. would he 31 16s. 9 1 ”arly. A ' amule of t• an . astsurance a an . x . and an 76 to tit dt, enn ., It . tin 1 g to psy• premiums, 'uprose a per•antoged. 20/ t4l "' a Beltpoi cy for 10c1., and an annuity of Ar e , iut ,. , . on attaintn4 . en voi pet: cling case the beli e , ,•.;,, 011 'Y n• tt he reaches 35 years of age. in such 50, .nd to continue th • payment o f ati„.nuttioli; ,:iernsa.i.nioedff.ectual to the exttut of 27/. 4s. 6d , and au ' , 44 11 den 7 2 Manger. ' t tott.stre_et. ALEXLRORER SON, t. 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TRIE EAIAIt, No 1,2, and 3, are alike devoid of taste or smell, and of all nauseating qualities Th.y may lie on the toilet table without their us being suspected. Sold in tin eases at I Is. eae, free by post, 2q. extra, divided into separate doges. *xi administered by Valp,au, Lallemand, Roux, ~&e.—To he had t hole.ale and Retail in London of aohnstol, 68, Cornhill Hannay and Co., 63, Oxford-street; and Sanger, 150, Oxford-street. THIRD EDITION.-WITH A.DDIVIONS. Jost published, Bvo., In cloth, prlce Ss., by post tree, ss. 6d. ON TRUE & FALSE SPERMATORRH(EA, with the View to the Correction 0 , wide-spread Errol In 11 to the Treattntemt and Cure of the Impuissant and Sexual Hypochondrincs, Transleted from 'he Berman of Dr. PICK FORD. Tawhlch is &Med, an Ei.iAY on — SEXCIA.L DERILJTY, by the Editor. "Dr. Pickford is known to English readers by his frequent practi cal contributions to Herman medical literature. This is the first tme, he informs us, that he has addressed himself to the non-medi cal reader. We trust this may not be the last, if he shall letect any Aber equally flagrant evil which it may be in his •iower to correct." —London 'Medical (layette; May 30, ishl. The tribe of 'Quiet Sympa thisers,'and Medical Frlends,'are mercilessly exposed ; audit this book lord." dud its way into the ,hands of tilos who saffer from the com olaint of which It treats, we are satisDed that many hundreds would ",e saved much needless suffering of body and wind. and what is of eat importance, thouah it is that which the quacks most prize— much money This volume is well qualified to put an end to the empirical system of treating Apermatorrhosa, and to plats the treat in,nt upon amore rational and physiological basis. It is, therefore, likely to do mue , good."—Medical Circular, June 46. 18h2. London: H. fialliere, 219. Regent-street. 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SSIVRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH, MANHOOD, AND OLD AGE. • lust Published, 60th Edition, price 2s. lid.. or free by post for forty two stamoS, SELF-PRESERVATI GN a Popular rreatise on the Physiology and Functions of Mar riage, with it, Disqualifications and Impelirnents, tracing their origin to the effects of solitary habits, 5 ou:htul excess, tropical climates, or- cless - stady tollovved by praeical remarks, founded on twenty years' experic•nce in the treatment of Impuissance, Nervous Locat Weakness, , permatorrhcea ' and all diseases of the Urinary and generative system . Illustrated by i•O coloured Eturrw•- ins, on the Anatomy of the Reproductive Organs and their relative conditions in Health and Diaease. qv SAMUEL LA'MBRT. M.D. 37, BEDFORD-SQUARR, LONDON, Dactor of Medicine, Matriculated Member of the University o f Edin t2ly*th.llOnorary Member of the London Hospital Medical Society, ___. ___ ......... „. Licenthafa of A oothecarles' Hall, London. &c., &e.' The essential object of this treatise is' to point out the fearful con sequences molting from c,rtaln habits, irregularities and excesses, which have produced more 11TliSCry hi - YOniti, degradation in Man hood, and premature decay at all stages 01 Life, than, perhaps, any Other class of disease known to modern pathologists. Its perusa 315 particidarly reiwomendt d to persons env rtaining secret donhts of their physical condit, and who are conscious of having hazarded the health, am happiness, and privileges to which every human being is entitled. . It is absolutely necessary that all men should know, that there are principles of person p a e l n at m a t t i t e az•e a m n ( d mt w u h • e h n iel ,o l e s a d n o n m ot a b n e d vi r o e l g a r t e e t d w su it c h ee m e t d t t n h e e nr ife in ;la rie yo v f o l u n s considerate self-leduigence, how these penalties may h e m itigated, how the s'in,. of their bitterness may he removed, shove i ll, rang +h at th e e m re en a nd how the evil and its iy ci d ni ec e r r e e o n f e e v a h lt y; n ic y a b l e in azi n de it ,l y , a or nd i there's whrceliYch aT the timely aid of science cannot apply a cure. The Author has for a series of y ears been en g a g e d in MI extensive ally confided to th ar unfort una tely teen "ton gene , . e c eoi ignorant practice In the treatm ent of these delicate com plaints, which are empirica, who inflict great injury on those who are induced to place faith in :heir pretensions. sELF.PRE4ERYATION may be had, price 2s 6d, in tn g lish, French, Spanish, • Dutch. Italian, or German, of Me'sra. Piper, Brothers and Co. TS,. Paternoster-row; Hannay, 6 3, 1 xford-street ; '4ann, $l9. CVnhill i giltrie• il poet for forty-two 0 tin , Ttl e hhorne•stmet. Ha y m a rket ; or tree io any address,from the Author's rag. clop_ce, 4l : ls4o , fl l ecif te or a d-sq lt uar s o: s wo woo tuce, et; _.....,,„.,.. Leti *Athcriner for consultation dilly from Eleven ti Tro •Di from C. CA uPRELT., Co' , J. P. KENNEDY, L' General the Viscount liardlnge ...4110 0 0 The Earl of Elleubo rongh _ inn 0 0 Stril,Campbell 20. 0 Miss Campbell .. 5 0 0 Lieut.-Colonel J. 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Algond 1 0 0 Oil's Algnd „ 0 In 0 punter pixnol, Esq 10 0 '-I , A'igo 4 n In 0 Th , ,, Y. 3 . 0 10 , Vns q. . 0 10 0 ;ten' i• , c's, Coll. .trearn 5 0 The r, , TI of liar inz on 20 0 0 'olonel Yea, o cers, nn .-c m n's officers, anl as litre 'to , al FusiT•rs 11 18 • 0 Lient.C.l. Sir Dencin :11 ,cnow.rall. Roy 11 Lancashire Artillery dill tia .. 15 0 0 nffice , sl9thßeqiment 2 3 0 Mains- ;rah am,efli 'era, nnn•commlssioned officers, and soldiers 89th Regiment .. 25 13 1 Tient:C.l. Mac er son end officers 17th Regiment • .. 12 0 0 Idmiral Sir W. Hall Gag .. .. S 0 0 D. D. Wemyss, late Oath Regiment 0 11 0 lient.W. Rodget, R.N. 2 2 0 I,ieut.Col Dgcres,R.A. 8 15 0 °aptein ''aherly .. 010 0 Cant. R C Jones, 224 Regiment .. 1 0 0 LlQut.-rol. C.ll Hay, 19th Rea., flythe.. 7 0 0 01. Coleyille, S. F. onards .. 1 1 0 • s g yre, 734 Reset. 1 0 0 Lahtem inhere. late 53d Regiment 0 1 , 6 t.' 'ol Streatft hi R.E, '2 2 0 Major Larcom, R.E.5 0 0 Li.• Col. A. Macbean, R.l . 1 0 0 qainrG.BmceMichel, Bengal Fusiliers 2 0 0 tee. D.wron, Esq. 5 5 0 4ir Edward Tucker 1 0 0 i.t.Gen.T , ackery,R.E 1 0 0 ST ajorstones,late 13th Drarnons , 1 0 0 major Parry 1 0 0 M. Ricardo, 1 1 0 C ' h a a rls S ova 010 0 ri• e s Rrill 0 11) 0 • (h 'lasers. Waterlow and Sons.. .. • • 1 1 .. 0 5 • 0 Mr. Townsend Wilson 2 0 0 `apt. Dotelac Jones.. 1 0 0 '.'ant. Wilson. Cold. Gnarls '•• 0 0 Col. Breret•or, R ff.A. 3 0 0 On.lovi Deane, Esq,' IVe 224 Rest. .., 2 .2 0 qr.!. F. Dav , s, Bart.. 10 0 0 majnr-general W. H. Scott .. 2 0 0 E. V. Ind, Fag. .• 1 1. 0 Lient the Earl or Beanchamn .. 10 0 0 T,!eut. Can Sir C. pasier,;R.E.,K.C.B. 2 10 0 Dr. Scott • • •• 1 1 0 Most -Col.Steyena.— 1 1 * Lord OPo" , re Lennox 1 1 Mejor gravers'•• 1 1 0 . 1 0 C a pt a in (-4,•,•mg- .• 1 0 0 officers 7th Hussars, one day's otv e ich 13 17 9 S.o...Dennison. , ;irt • • 1 0 n cantain W. nh use. 1 1 n 2 0 T. Br ttell, E.g. • • Jas. C. Moore. Etq. .. 10 10 n Jahn C. Monre. Esq— 10 I 0 0 11. J. Higgins. Esq • • 5 0 0 Captain C n:lop .. 5 0 0 0 1 n E:Ree.res, Esq. . • John Parry. Esq. • • 5 • " w. Dunn, Esq •• 0 10 6 Major W;lllaMs, Offi cers, Non-Onm, offi cers, ami Privates, 27th liegiment .. 10 18 0 Duke of L-in , ter 25 ° ° Lord • - ffivles Fitzroy ,2 .0 0 Dr. K•lly .. 2 0 g Mr Kell, .. 1 1 0 Viscount Down .. 10 0 G. Baron„ Esq. .. 10 0 0 T. W. Ward, E.q. 1 I (2 Dlejnr W.ll Ftu,bury 10 0 0 Dr Henry Davies •.. 1 1 0 Col. C. M. Johnson •• 1 0 0 Lleut.-rlan sir Harry Smith. G C it. •.." 5 0 0 Col Peri , 21. Oftle' Non Comm. Officers . and rivates of the Liv,rpoollietrulting • Newt .. 11 3 9 (mei 1 lola Secretaries. iteut.-Co!onel : J. 11. Martin, Esq., ' • 1 .0.5........ 2 - 2 0 Col. Jeremiah Tayler, Unattached 1 0 0 Major Whittingliam, 26th Regiment .... 1 0 0 Lieut-Col: J. Leach, , lata Hide - rigade 1 0 0, ' Rear.. Amnii al Sir .1. . Green 1 0 - 0 Col , net Lockyer and ' • Officers 91th itegt.. 16 0 3 Colonel the Earl of Car digan, 1 1 th Il,saars 5 0 0 Major Douglas, ditto 1 0 0 Captain Peel, (Otto .. 1 0 0' ' Captain 'Cook, d i tto .: 0 10 0 Captain Dallas, ditto • 0 10 0 Captain Miller, ditto 0' 10 0 Captain Foster, ditto 0 10 0 Limtenant A. R, Dann 0 10 0 Lieutenant the Hon. I:. J. Annesley • ..• • • 1 0 0 Lieut-Col. Carr, Royal Sussex Militia Ar; tillers . 1 0 0 . Capt. F. Moor, ditto 1 0 0 Capt. W.A. St. Clair, - ditto • • .... 1 0 0 Lieut. W. W. Walker, 0 10 0 Lieut. H. D. C. Cole, ditto. ...... • • • 010 0 Lievt. .11. Molineux, ditto— • • 0 10 0 Henry Nunn, Esq., • ditto .......• 0 10 0 Capt. Hallewell, 28th Regiment.: 0 10 0 Chas. Dixon; E5q...." 10 0 0 Major, Bentick, .7 1 / 1 Dragoon Guards .. 1 0 0 Captain' Walker, do.. 1 0 0 Capt. Thompson, do.• 1 0 0 C4. - t. Middleton, do.. 1 0 0 Captain Gott d 0.... 1 0 0 .otptlia Smith, do:— 1 0 0 Lieut. Helmut*. do.. 1 0 0 Lieut. Dowb'ggen, do. 1 0 0 Lieut. Wetherall,• do. 1 0 0 Lieut. Moore, do.. •. 1 , 0 0 Mout. Costello, do.. I 0 'ornet ',toil, do.. 1 .0 0 Cornet Walker. .ck.. I 0 0 Lleut.-Col. P.Edwards I 0 0 ',feat-Col lI.Le 111 inc 5 5 0 It ,j-r Bentham, late , 51d Regt.. 1 0 0 Lieut.-Col.-LW. Jones- I , 1 Lieut. Trent,,64th Egt .1. 0 0 .4:lerierai,. Dub▪ in% 1 .0 0 p• aiu Colthurst.... 1 0 0 io col. Nepean... 1 0 0 1.1 on 11. D. C. Cole, R. 5..1. M.. •• • 0 10 0 at. Connop.. ...... 1 0 0 J W. Underwood, Esq 1 1 0 IL-Gen. 0.. Falconer 3 0 '0 tl °mil Satcliff° '2 2 0 ii. lerson, Vag. 1 0 0 '.,,rd de Blaqulere..... 5 0 0' 'tarem lie Robeek • • .. 10 0 0 i•• it. (10 . CO' num ( .olro of Cornwall's • Rime s 11 3 0 0 Capt - 'lln. do. l. 0 0 t:.pt.C.o.r.lq.ine,do. 1 -0 0 it rias,, d 0.... I 0 0 Capt. J. W. Nerd ,do. 1 0 0 Capt R J.nms. 110. • • 0 10 0 Cant. F. J. Hext. do. 0 1 6 Lieut. E. V. feel, do„ 0 10 6 Lout. J. B - .flaw, do. 1 0 0 ~Yon-commisstoned 01. Score, Buglers, and Privates, d 0..... • . 1 10 6 Mrs. Alms • • .. • • • 0 10 n Mrs. slant. Alms.. • • 1 • 0 0 ('ol. E. Carlyon ...... 1 1 o Major Armstrong.... • 1 0 0 The Colonel (Lient. Gen. Aftchisond 2d subscription), '72d • Highlanders • •• ,5. 0 0 Lieut.-Col. Murray ant Officers, Service . Companies, do. ... 7 2 6 Non•commissioned fivers, Drummers, and Privates, do:.. 8 17 1 John Cooper. .Esq., Preston .... 10 0 0 W.O. Pilkington, Esq., Preston .. • 1 0 0 Jas. German,Esq.;cto. '1 0 0 Thos. Miller, 1• sq., do. 1 1 0 E. Pedder, ,1 O. 0 LadY.oeo. Bathurst— 3 0 0 Cipt. Butl r 1 0 0 W. J. Broderip, Esq.. 1 0 0 Lieut.-Colonek Haul tam, R. 0 10 0 Capt. Phillpotts, R.A. 0 7 6 Capt. Cox, ILL. 0 5 0 Caot.Ommanney,R.N. 0 5 0 Capt. Freetii, • 0 7 6 Capt. Cockburn, R.N. 0 10 0 Capt. Agnews, R.A... 0 10 0 .Lieut. Anketell,R.A..• 0 5 0 Lieut, Simpson, ILA— 0 5 0 Lieut. Griffi R.A... 0 5 0 : !eat. Pitt, R. A..... 0 5 0 Lieut. Forbes, R.A.— 0 5 0 Lieut. T esdale, R.A. 0 5 0 Talent Wi150n...... • • 0 5 0 Col. Sir F. smith, R.E. 0 10 0 Capt. G rdon, It E... 0 7 6 A: Wright; Ordnance Store Keeper.. •... 0 5 0 H. Stewart, Ordnance Store 'Keeper • .... 0 7 6 W. Wreford, Purveyor to the ,Forees. .... • 0 5 0 Major Home Purves.. 0 10 0 Maj it Maitland 0 Id Lieut.-G...n.qrll:King 5 0 0 ilapt:' Holt, R,N. ▪ 1 0 Capt. Pattison, 5.0. at York • • • • • ...'• 1 . 0 0 Capt J. Mode;H.•P 31 W. I. Regime ot 1 0 0 Travers Buxton, Esq. 5 0 0 H. it. Linds iy, Ecq • • 5 0 0 J. Evrart, E,q ...... 1 0 0 Colonel Joists Harvey ' Gitemaey ....... 3 3 0 Lieitt. Harvey. H. M's 25th Itegirmait • . 2 2 0 P. V. I).'ulgen, Esq., ^.l anchester .. • • • ... 1 0 0 Jrvytos Glmotir, Esq., Man 1 - I,•st, , r 1 0 0 Eames tray, Esq , do. 1 1 0 W. Pearce, Ebt.r. Li- '. verpool .. • • ••• • .. 1 1 0 11 Esq., Black burn.. •.... • • • • .. 0 10 0 ..1,,h0 Sparrow, ,Esl... 1 0 0 11. G. Cooper, Hulls Grove .• 1 0 0 V. A. King, Esq , Bombay . • ........ 1 0 0 Bernard Gilpin, Esq:, • Uiv .r.tone ........ I 0 0 Laly Ernly Pon,onby 1 0 0 Lieut.- , •en. the Hon. R. At' uthrot 5 0 0 Lent.-1' I. Wa • o'e. ' , Hoy.. Q mrt.-Master , (hen, io.,ian 143 , ,c1a 1 0 0' Depy.- General Woolhousa, do. .. 1 u 0 Thn N weal) Me r Jaffur 'All Khan of Surat .• 2) 0 0 Meerz iAli.lkbarKhau, Itch ito ,r • • . 10 0 0 ` Cll-, Widow of Major • W. IL Jackson, Bombay Army, who fell at' the Battle of . Meeaneo •• .. 1 1 0 Gen. It. Blunt .. 2 0 0 Sir J. C. Style .. 5 U 0 Capt. J. It. Stuart, Grenadier Guards.. 2 2 0 Capt. A. C. Baines, Ist . West York Militia 1 0 0 Major-tlerteral Sir W.' 'terries .. 5 0 0 Mrs. Heart Stephens .. 1 0 0 Rd. Quarters 68th Reg. 10 14 8 General Ferguss in .. 5 0 0 Bandage. •• 1 1 0 Capt. Shadwell, 19th Regiment ••• •• 3 3 0 Mrs. Shadwell ...... 1 1 0 Capt. Haggard), S.F. Guards .... • • ..• 1 '1 0 Lieut.-Col.. Herbert, 43d Regiment .... 1 1 0 Major• General Doug las, ••3 3 0 Private John Swift, late Ist Ben. R. A.. 0 2 6 Capt. B M. Taylor .. 1 0 0 Hon. R F. 80y1e.... 0 5 0 Maj. Walker,l'..te 88th 0 5 0 Capt. Walker, R. Me rton. Militia ...... 0 5 0 COl. 4 . Weymouth, H P.. 5 0 0 The Right Hon. Lord Delhaven ...... 10 0 0 Capt Daley, Ist Pun jaub Ir. Cavalry .. 2 0 0 Major Shadforth, Non coin. Officers, Drs., Depot 57th ttegt .. 15 14 8 BIT H. Thickness° Woodington ...... 1 1 0 Capt. L. H. Evans .. 1 0 0 W. Austin, E5q...... 1 0 G. C. Hunter, Esq. .. 5 0 0 W. Thos. Grey. Esq... 5 0 0 R. H.V. Walpole, Esq. 1 1 0 R. EL, per C. Kennedy, Esq. • 1 0 0 Walter Buchanan . and Co., Liverpool .... 5 0 0 Herman Gresewood, • Hag ............ 5, 5 0 Lieut.-Col. Luxmore, • 6th Regiment • .. 0 17 0 Major Cockell, d 0.:.. 0 16. 0 Captain Munro, do .. 0 11 7 Captain Hendersou, do 0 11 '7 Captain LUCAS, d 0.... 0 IL. 7 , 'a,daitt Armstrong do 0 11 7 Went .J.W tiosto do 0 6 6 Lieut. .1. Parker, do.. 0 6 6 Lieut.A.P.Dougias,do 0 6 6 En •ign J.W. Freeman, d • • • • • • • • .• • • 0 5 3 EnsionJ.K.Rendall,do 0 5 3 Surgeoli,Ll).l)l`lllrie,do 0 12 0 Com. A. Phillimore, R.:14 •• • • • • 010 Lieut. Geo. Sir Robert Wm. (11rdiner,K.C. Band K.O .11., Go vernor and Com- _ rnan'ler-i4Chief at Gibraltar ... • 50 0 0 Col. 'Carp niter, 41st Regiment .. • • .... 1 0 0 co'onel Kearney, late • 21 Dr igonn Guards 1 0 0 Colonel Tyrite•. .. 1 0 0 ohn Aliridge, Esq... 2 0 0 Captain Pelham 2 0 0 Admiral lleynell . ▪ is 0 0 J. T. IT. Peter, Esq... 3 3 0 011 'erg 424 Royal ' Fla .hi•iriders•• 21 11 0 M 4.r. Gen. Hall ~.. 1 0 0 i:ufchings 1 n E. Curling, Esq., Col lect' in at Lim,-rick 34 15 6 Captain H. Aryl - Iyard sth furl 6th List col.; -lected by that Officer at Birmingham .. •5. 16 3 Colo , c. Broke •. .. 1 . 1 0 ('.,191a1 C FL Wake .2 2 .0 tnfie rs tab K.O. -9 •7, • 8 1.• 0-. n-by, I it, 98th • • r r McGrizor, • K.C. B. •.• 5 5 0 1,11, P • 1 1 '0 nior Clarke, 14 th - Drag:iv - ins • • ••: •1 0 0 t Mackerdy and (1111-ers, Depot , - 69. h R imoit • • 6 1 • 0 gObt. Scd!i. Esq. 1 '0 0 Lien '..C , 1 Mansfield s'(d 11, , glinef0 .. 5 0 0 014.1•Fr.iser,niflaers, Non. c amide toned Officers and soldiers lien if 6r , R-gt. • • 4 10 8 Adi Sir Geo. Westphal 1 1 0 Robert Taylor. Esq... 1 I 0 Lam , Frace Gore ..' 010 0 Dr. Dell .. 0 5 0 Rev. J. R. Rooßer 1 • 1 0 \figs Standley 0 2 6 Rev. J. Troche .. 0 5 0 Wm. Geo Abbott 0 0 6 R. Glynn, Esq. .. 1 0 0 Mrs. Watson .. .. 0 10 0 Miss Watson .. 0 .5 0 vim Carr •• 0 5 0 G , ineral Sir IL Darling. 1 0 0 . Mrs. Hall .. 0 5 • 0 W. Leigh Mellish, Esq. 1 0 0 R. Bleticoe, Esq. .. 1 0 0 Thomas Hankev, Esq. 1 0 0 Rev. Welter Kelly .. 0 10 0 Amount of suhscrip tons collected by Major Wy•r - ard, at •• - firm ngharn, as per list No. 1 .. 14 12 6 Amount of suhscri t o is _ coliected - at . • .. Birmingham hy.tha same officer, as per list No. 2 .. . 3 IR 1 Ditio, as per list N 0.3 2 18 0 nitro, as ver list 'co. 4 3 1 1 wAior.General Horne. • 1 0 0 Lieut.. , 'Ol. Macl , ,m, . late 13th Or ,g-'ons. 5 0 0 Lieut.. Gen. Sir Loftus °may .. 10 0 0 Amount of subserip- Vans from various officers at Torts . mouth, transmitted by Major +Wand . 7 h 0 Thy Theva3er Lady Dynever 5 0 0 lie Hon. Misses Rice. 3 0 0 Colonel Markham, 326 Reg... . 10 0 0 I.lPut W. L. 74th Rev. .. 0 10 0 lininr %V: Steward, I it.. 9th. Reg. • I 0 0 - vantitin licrecrf, 236 • Fusilier 3 • Captain ifathbone. H. E. 1.0.9. •.. .. 10 . d 0 t. flarding,e Stewart, ‘• Esq... • •.. 1 0 0 11-ijor Dor - , 490 Ri•g. , 1 0 , 0 ut.-i 'o' •tif-1 Pelt is, Tilspeqin .1 Field 0(11- oar • 0 0 .11.tior Whittnore, Staff . o.llf.er of Pension,ars 1 0 0 antaticCompton, \ta d rev( .. • ... •.. • 1 0 • 'o•ooel whi tehea i .. ( • 3,11,4dit Dra g, bo: 11 19 1 W. F, 0 0 Philiii PA,FsI. 10 0 7.113 Hon adand, h•• 11.. A. Kenn -iv. Esq .. 2 2 0 W. W. Carvell, E-o .. 5 0' 0 Ills Grae., the Duke of . Cleveland 10 0 0 The Lnrd Cou•hester— 5 0 0 Lady ColelpsfPr 5 0 0 Li, , tat,.(lea.sdr .T. N.c.R. • ......... .. 5 5 0 S. ie* • • 2 2 0 ilel.•er- sth Dr g: on flu int+ 20 0 0 Cl• , el Fl. g ie.r.. I 0 0 • aitain W. J. C.ole, v. 0 10 6 lone! .T. 11, Wll - C.B. .. • . 3 0 0 a•t do' Ewer. 6th Dr good Guiti•ds .. 1 0 0 Cri:froa •.L 2 ') 0 Lid a •it 11 , .f10n, 1 0 0 , --s. Crofton .... •. • . 1 0 0 Pico 1 ), u'lo tern from 6.h Foot .•.. • ..... 0 .5 0 ! Vrajo• -Gel. Si moson 20 0 0 .k•imiralChads,herMa jesty'sshin Exceilent 1. 0 0 Captain flenr , Cflada 1 0 0 Messrs. Cox and Co., Crate's-court ...... 25 0 0 • , re, Depot Com panies, 13th Light In'antry .... •• •. 3 10 0 Mai French,lLE T.C.S 1 0 0 Geo. Jane', Emq. R.A. 10 0 0 •Tohif Barnes Esq.—. 5 0 0 NormailWilkinsou,Esq 5 0 0 L.H.H. .... 2 0 0 1. -A. Hozleton. Esq. 2 0 0 J. Wailer 1 0 0 trthur Varlen, lE:sq. 2 2 0 S S Whallv, Esq.. 1 0 0 To eph Salkeld. Esq. 1 1 0 , amuel Chard; Esq. • • 1 1 0 latent •Col.. Studholm - Rodzson, H.P..... 1 1 0 Lieu..-General Sir U D. Ross, It 5 0 0 4. Rogers, F.sq. • ...• 10 0 0 Lieut. Joyce 24 West India It ginarnt.. •• 0 10 Col E. W. Bell, H.P. 2 0 0 Majdr J. wailer, H.H. 1 1 0 'aptain Wallack, 77th Regime•it ••..• • • • 1 0 0 Major- , eneral _sir R. En laud • •• • b 0 0 Col. Reed, Command. ant Mid. Counties.. 5 0 0 'aptein F. Robertson, H.P.R. A. ....... I 0 0 Officers and Non• . Com. Officers 24 Battalion Ride Brigade— .... 15 15 11 Col. the [ion. W. Ar buthnot ...... 1 0 0 ° Air A.•C. Sterling 1 0 0 Major T. Lovett, late 98th Regiment 1 0 0 L. Gill,Esq. Mayor of Bat', 1 0 0 Itobt.illston,Bart. 1 0 0 flener .1 Moore • ..4 .• 1 0 0 Captain Oates I 0 0 Admiral Hunan ...... 1 0 0 Colon 1 liachlos: late Enniskillen Drag._ 1 0 , 0 .1 S. Sorlen, Esq. 1 0 0 Virg soden 1 0 0 .r. Soden jun., Esq. .. 0 10 0 • Capt. Fitzgerald, late `Rifle corn, . _ . 1 0 0 , Lieut. Col. FlAmanek 1 0 0 Major Pckwick .„ 1 0 0 I.dadral Buckle... ... 1 1 0 ~trw.}./Aboarne,Bah. 1 0 0 .Idmiral Duff.. .• .. 1 0 0 Lieut.-Col. G. Wiley. 1 0 0 John Itilvert, Esq. .. 0 5' 0 .Tulin Watson, Rag. .. 1 0 ° Cal. George Baker .. 0 11 0 f.feut.-Col;1 trey Pratt 0 in 0 C. Throrme., 1 0 0 Major Blathwayt ...• 1 0 n Lieut.-rfoi. 5me11.... 1 0 0 J. W. Hicks, Esq.-... 1 0. 0 0 400 e, Difveren, • IT .E.T.C.S. 1 0 0 Major Simpso n , c. 8.. • . Capt. Ross, 11.E.1.C.5. 0 10 0 major-Grit S. Ketinedy 5 0 0 Majo--Gain We tn yss 1 0 0 Mr. Wemyss ..... ' 1 0 0 Mr. J. T. Pigot, of . Roeo ' , ler • • •• • • 1 0 0 F. Weruyss, • TLN.O ofvurd ...• 1 0 0 )tics WemYgs • • •••• '0 10 hiss P. Wem• so "o'lo 0 ev. L. Cala, A. Erg, 1 0 Col G.l; itzterald.K.Ff. 1 0 0 [I. Nilo - mt. Ell 5 1. C. .0 10 0 Dr. Faleimar ..... 1 0 a,,tl eurtuldock, Rif 1 o 0 Iliinsm in •• • 1 0 0 ',Tart d hr' l ' v i s mall some froro 5 dills brother opt. 1 ratites of Bath • 018 6 • 01.11800.10* 1 4511." 0-0 -0 •1 0 0 The undermentioned bankers ha in reionving subscriptions : —Mew Messrs Cox and Co ; Craig's-court Oriental. Hank, and its branches. Assist.- Com.- General Ragrtenaul, (1 o I 0 0 Major Wynyard, Bir mingham, as per lists 7 add 8, col , lected'hy him— sub.toriptichsorPen. . SionerS, Shrews- • `, , bury. District.• .• I D D J ..., .. 4,.. tt ic i l l ' : o e t . 024 ii i t ° i4 .7l d ' N l ' io t i o r . Y a l . v m. d e p. a. r:.. 0 31 I, l _ l , 191 : 1 tort dp. ,a ••.. •. 1 :, lo J.-Cholditcji, Esq. • . 0 10 0 i • sep_ J rv . d A . ll,:v : : i ii nk in.,; : . : (lo,ln.c .:ll . i .a fi r.n e B.l l 2. d s ; 000 553 000 . : .31x5;....41'. laulmer r sth Regt..: . . • Major F. ,C Whim- r 4 2 0 , Bt. Major M. 31'- . Caskill A . ......, 0 0 Bt. Major .H. D. . Cuddy . ,' Lieut. R. [Anne Lieut. J; War en 0 Lieut. R. Gri ••• • • • 0 -, Lieut. F.C. - E ton 0 Or Lieut. R.'England Lieut. E... 4. Ant i strong.. ...4. •••• • • 0 , „ 0 , T. Hume, tscr., M .P. "L . 'l Col. Falls ...... ••• • ' 1 0 1 Gen. De la Motto.. •• . 1 01 Colonel C. Evans, tt.E.r.c s.. Capt. Peel, 52d Regt. .0 10 0 lout. Monson, do. . r 0 5 0 Lierkt.-Coienel Adams, 49th Regiment • • '.• • 1 1 0 Lieut. Bellars, do. Lieut lieresfori, do•• 0 10 0 Litu'.-Col. til rit, 2iith • Regiment ... •• • • 1 0 0 , Major Croftou, do.• . 1 0 0 m aj. Lori M. Iprr, do. 1 0 0 Capt. Cre,pig4, do - 1 - 0 0 ('apt Steevel, do. [..'apilk-Itadcli e : do 0 10 6 Copt. Crawielzist. ' Lieut, Chapitt do. 0 5 0 • Lieut. Latycnoialo Lieut.-Co!.. Franklyn, - 84th Rrrgiment .. .. 5 0 0 i Lieut.-eel. Ru , sell, do. 2 . 0 0 ' Capt. S'Yna•rttr, do 1 0 0 Capt. J. ltladtgan, do. 0 5 0 Lieut.; Saindwith, do.. 11 10 0 Lieut. E. Currie, do. 0 5 0 Lieut. J. Penton, do. 010 0• i Lieut..J.: Horan]; do. 010 0 Li eut. It Kerman, do. 0 5 0 Lieut. F. Chute, d 0... 4 10 0 Limit H. ayton, do , 0 5 0 L eat. E. P. Pratt, d'O - . o'lo 0 Qr.-111r, Faireloth, do., 0 10 0 , ssist.-4frg. T. Stack, •. - ditto ...... .. ;.'..; '0 10 0 As•ist.-surgeon Mar,. teloOth 1 1egrment.. 2 2 ' 0 Major DavetiL .... • . 1 . -0 0 mr. Joh-) Cal - w.... 3 0 0 Cyrt , Krane.s- th Reg. 1 0 0 Cat.tain i:roker, do. .. 1 0 0 ' Licut. • fqa by', do. •... 1 1 0 Lieut. Je , some, do. • • 0 10' 0 Lieut: Robinson, do t .. - 0 10 0 Lieut. J. Stuart, d 0... 0 10' 0 Lieut: Hamilton, do.. 0 10 - 0 Lieut. Gardner, do. .. 0 10 0 Lieut. Knipe, do. .. • • 0 10 0 Ensiai WallAee, d 0... 0 10 0 Eus , gl Browne, d 0... OAO 0 , Pavmas'er Eleatley .. , 0 10 0 Adjutant ficryd .... 1 0 0 Surg. S.Scott,4Bthßeg. 0 10 0 , Non -Commissioned 0f- Beers ..and,•Privates, No. .6 Company, 'l9tli•Foott . • • -, 1 7 0 &doers Rese t rve Bgt- , tallon, '7lSt 'High land Light Infantry 5 13 0 Lieut.-Col. and Col. Viscoant Melville, K C.B . Ist Battal. 61th Royal Rifles .. 10 0 0 Major C. H. Spence, do. 5 0 0 Major H.Binsham,do. 2 10 0 Capt. W. Hutchinson, Lieut. C. A. B. • Gor-' don, do. .;........ 1 0 - 0 Lieut. Fras. Dawson, do. .: .• ......... 1 0 0 2d Lieut.F.S. Travers, do. .. 2d Limit. T. S.. Ric hardson, d 0..... •• •• 0 10 0 2d Lieut. Wm. COM • • (ensign), d 0... •• • • 1 0 0 Paymaster Ed. Cozen 0 (Captain), do. •• • • L 0 0 Surgeon C. R. Boyer, • M.D., do. 1 0 0 Assist.-;surgeon W. J. Macfarland .• •• • • 0 10 0 From one who abhors the fraud, falsehood,' • and corruptionof the • . age, acct would I!old • • up Napier 10 . 0 ex ample •In • all rela tions of lite, as the ••• most practical Chris- tian, the tenderest busrAndlind lather, • the truest friend, the mast loyal •subjeet, in the hour of public danger esteemed, when danger: past, • negl.eted, prescient lit war,. terrible in battle, tender and magnanimous • In' statesman iott,ln .with hie corquaqs, there , by eo :vertbig fla ti qte of tUrbaPrit and warlike toes into • affectay,afe Bri'ish subjects. the Indeta. - • tigsble upholder 'of the weak, toe. tun- comprmning anta gonist . • of oppression • " and wrong,t he Mit st and most I•enee cent model of a; military commander and of a colo,tial governor, first in peace as in war. The sub3cri ber's object is not to do honour to a man:who is beyond the reach of human honour, who is at the source of eternal honour, but ti up for i mi tation to ' • • this an tent rations 'an une ant, pi, d comb:nal iou , of : great qualities. • ••••400 0 0 - Geo. the Right' Lord - Rag•an .. 25 0 0 Captain Bourne, do• ,0 11 7 Bligb, ••.. 0 0 0 Sur:mon Wilkitia, dO.• 1 0 0 Col. Kelly, Prov• Bat. 1 0 0 Captain Brennan ••••, 1 0 0 Major Lys, 43011egt.1 6 0 Major Charters, R. . 1 0 0 Alex. Low. Esq.. • • ••• 1 0 0 0 1 0 Colonel Wilkie .. • • .. A. Durham, Esq. e 1 0 Lieut.-Ca Jones, .4h Dr Guards (Carabl• • niers) 1 0 • 0 ",lajor Constance, do.. 1 0 0 Capt. Sanger, do •• •• 1 0 0 Captain Merton, do 1 0 0 Capt.. Blckerstaff, do.: 1 0 0 Capt. Campbell, do.• • 1 0 0 Captain Sherton, do .• 1 0 0 Lieut. Harker, do. •• 1 • 0 0 Lieut. Norbury, do. • • 1 0 0 Lieut. Wardlow, do•• 1 0 0 Lieut. Cunliff., do. •• 1 '0 0 Lieut. Johnston. dO.• 1 0 0 Cornet Mott, do ••• • .. 1 0 0 Cornet Paucett, do.— , 1 0 0 Cornet Betty, de... •• I 5' 0% Cornet Petra, do.. •••• . 1 • 0 Cornet Formby, do.— 1 0 0 Paymasr. Maudere,do. 0 10 0 Surgeon Tayler, do.• • 0 10 0 Qt•••• Master Fraser, do. 0 10 .0 Major-Gen Go twin 22 0 sir w. pym 2 0 0 Captain R. Aitchison, R• •• • ...... 1 1 0 Sir J. S. Robinson •• • • 2 0 0 Captain Harding, 22d Regiment • • •,• •• • 9 0 Captain Adams, •18th Regiment •• • • 'Capt ,riton,s3dßegt O. 10 0 Capt. Synge..43dßegt 0 5 0 Cat:vain Annesley, lo th Regiment .• ••• • • • 0 5 0 Lieut. Jervis, 521 Regt. 0 10 0 Lieut. St. John, 60th Regiment •••• • • • • 0 5., 0 Rev, R. P. Graves.. ,•• 1 0 0 E. E. Long. Esq. •• •• 1 0. 0 Permanent Staff,3d,or• Royal Lightlnfsntry Westminster Militia 1 0 0 Per ati.,taff,2dßoyal Lancashire Militia Oflicers„Non. Com. of. Sc •rs, and DraMmers sth Royal tancatthlie Militia .• • • • • •• • I • Royal ,Newfoundland Comnanies— Capt. Saunders 0 11, 7. Major Dalton .• • - 0 ' Lieut. ld.. •• • 0 .; .7 Bo 6 0 6 6 Mart. J. Gillespie. • 0' 7 6 0 6 6 Ensign R. A. Lair 0 5 3 Ensign G. Priestlle 0 5 3 Ensign A. Quite • 0 5 3 Surgeon L. Lloyd Asds•Surgeou G. w, 0 15 ' 0 Spence • • 0 , r 6 Capt. North, 60th Regt 0 5 .0 Capt,Masters,sth Regt 0 5 0 meat.. Cal. Milner, - 94th Regt .. • • 5 0 0 Lieut.-Col. U. 'John. stone, late 421 Regt. 2 2 0 2 0 S 1 10. 0 ive kindly offered their assistance isrs. Drummond, , ':ltarinz- cross ; t ; Union Bank, City of London; 1 . 3 OYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. 111.) PATRON—H.IUL PRINCE ALBERT. DURING PAS- , lON WEEKDr. BAcnnovslas will give hi s POPU LAR LECTURE on DESCRIPTIVE A'TEONOMY, SPLEN DIDLY ILLUSTRATED, with DIsSOLVING DIAGRANts, d a ily at Three, and at' Eight O'clock In the evenings , ex cept Good Friday and Satdrdty evenings. All the other interestlng LECTURES and EXHIBITIONS as usual. The SEAT of the ttUSSIAN WAR, showing the principal places on the DAN ITBI`, the TOWN and E of SINOPE, with. the FLEET, sad other interatint IiE..TRUIITION or the TURKISH sce , ,es (which have been kindly supplied by the propriet ors o f )h e tted London News"), will be EXHIBITED in a NEW SF RIEt4 of DIS , OLVING VIEWS. commencingon EASTER' MONDAY. .. ,chpen •Mornings &Rd Evening:S. Adiniss.to4l, ACIVOLJWV iarear unto tope% of it.) galf-04e, THE FIRST ' (2 RAND and UNRIVALLED I)b9.PLAY. of kfil WED!)ING add other MANTLES - Will take place in the . NE W CRYSTAL. WINDOWS of the LONDON MANTLE and SHAWL, COMPANY, on MONDAY,:ApriI,I7, and during the week, comprising, amonzst the number, six of the most ,superb and costly' designs chosen by her Most Gli,aious Majesty. TH E CHOLER,A!!! ~ Prevented by the destruction of all noxious effluvia. CREWS'S DISINFECTING FLUID. , REComMENDED BY THE COLLEGE OF PuysiCLANS. THE CHEAPEST AND STRONGEST CHLORIDE OF ZINC. , . ---- Quarta; 2s. ; Pints, Is. ; Ralf-pinta, 6d. Said by all Chemist 4, Druggists, and Shipping Agents, and at Cornmerclal Wharf, Mile End, London. . , JAiI,ON LIEBIG on ALLSOPP'S PALE LE. —" I am myself an admirer Di-this beverage, and my ow . experience enables me to recommend 44 -in:accordance with the opin ATI of the most eminent English physicians, as a very agree able and effleient'ionic, and as a general beverage, both fir the invalid and the rlbust.—Giessen. May G. ..% LLSOppP'g PALE ALE ONLY. is 110TTLED by PARKER and TWI • INTL ner Merchants, 514. LL- M XLL. ' , lIIPERIAL =MEASURE.—Quarts, Bs. • Pints, ss. ;, (for luncncon), 3s. per dozen, AlSb in:Caski of 16 gallons and wards. • JOZEATTS . COPAIIINE-MEGE, or Saccharatt; C tPSULEA;approved by the - Frenet College of Physicians. successfully administered in the Pails and London Hospitabs, and acknowledged by them to be the best remedy for the cure of certain diseases (see " Lancet " 6th Nov., 1852.) Price, per 100. la. 6d. ; t,O, 2s. 9d.—To" be had of the Inventor, Gabriel Jozesu, French Chemist, 49, Haymarket, London, whose name is printed on the Governmeni t 4tamp ; and all the principal* obemists. • - OR A.VESEND 'STAR PACKETS. Nu other Packets call at the Grays, Greenhithe, and Purfieet The Packets call at the Piers as underlined (weather 'permitting) FROM TERRACE PIER, GRAVESEND. WELK DAYS. SUNDAYS. El ~,,• : . a 1":, ,a, „,,- .. t' ei Terrace t k --"' . e .. i 1... :••% ....a' - . 'W Pior. F-"! ;''' -4 , ° '-' °Me ' 'l' E, 5 V 4 't." 6, . r z 48, 1 i 0. , •ot e z 8 _,--, . 7 .- 8 % - -,- , , 14 . 1 : 141 .....-- I 1 __ • 1 7- N'tBN, -- 11 1 / 2 • - ' - - 314 —I ' ,-- ,-- I 1 1 •4 1 —I 4 -- Direct Trains from the Boats marked t • Omnibuses from Fenchurch-street Station to all parts of London evrry quarter of an hour. BRUNSWICK WiIARF. BLACKWALL, on the arrival of the fol lowing Trains from the Fenchurch-street Station. . WEEK DAYS. I SUNDAYS. Pen- .. 4- - I ...;. ,- to; 3 , Fen- :4. ;Its s , 1 L. ,..; 1 . churcb 5 -,..1 . V.., ~ g Li. Li church 5: i w , 4 Street 4 "O' z ~.t 6 To' Street, 4 -' at" o ~ .t a , - 8 as . —..— .._,.... —._ ..,......„,.. ....... _ _ — l ._. , . 10.54 11 ' 12 14 1 4 — --- 4 1 4 —.-- 5 4i *- ' *".' 4 14 — Passages marked 4, are rue direct ' • Fore (41bin. Salopri. To or fr(nn Gimi , exend tondon— lg. ): 14; ~Gitteesoncl'atcl Bisokwall or Wpolvrish Ed., OS. 104. Tletvc'ee:v:Graveseiul av4.l.otermediate.Pteirt.'. Ca. M. 110A_T TICKETS.-Twelve Months,•s:. O 4 Sim Months 37, Os. rireo Months . , 2'. Os.; to he lid ohs Collectors' on t)Oar c d Abe Packets; or of Ntr..Vonk. Terrace rier. Gravesend. • • Fast ard• ijuperior , packets to be Let for R.aeursiens. Apply . to W, Mercipn,. Agent, Niar Cmlipakty, Star °nice; Fenchurch itreet Terminn , ,,Macikwall April Ist, ' SUDDEN DEATH OF ADMEAL , incoest was held on Tuesday evening by J..Lovegrove, Esq., and a jury of tradesmen, on view of the body of Admiral Lowe, who died suddenly at his residence; 'l6; Pitville-parade, on the Monday morning. The deceased, although a very old man, appears to have enjoyed good health' up to the moment of his sudden demise. He had been re• silent in Cheltenham for many years, and was of very active - hahits for a man so. far advanced in life. The particulars of this melancholy event willbe best gathered frOro the - subjoined evidence ;—Caroline Fox, the house- maid td i the deceased gentleman, deposed that she had been two years in his service, He was a widoWer, and about 83 years of age; he appeared, during"? the time she hail 'known him, to be in the enjoyment of good health. On the previous morning,he earne down stairs at eight o'clock,, and some twenty minutes afterwards, when witness weat to Call him to breakfast, she found him lying on his back in the drawing-room appareptly dead 4 She called.to her fellow-servant, who at once went; for medical assistance. Witness thought the de ceased ` .had- something of a fit about'a twelvemonth be- ' fore, but the attack did not render hini :insensible. He went to bed on Sunday night about ten o'clock. Eliza Faulkner, the cook, had been fri the service of the deceased nearly 14' years. She saw him on the previous :mornin g ju s t a f t e r ho came down stairs. He was dressed as usual, arid in a few minutes - he went to his,, room. In about ten minutes afterwards she heard some noise up stairs, and her fellow-servant then went to call the admiral to his breakfast. When she got to the drawing-room, she called Out to witness to come up, and on going she found the deceased lying upon his back, apparently dead. Witness called in - a neighbour, and afterwards . Dr. Gibney was' sent for, who on his arrival pronounced life to be extinct. The daughter of the deceased, a married lady living at poitsmouth, was. telegraphed for and arrived last night. Dr. Gibney was his usual medical - attendant, and had paid him a visit about two months before, when he was suffering from gout in his feet. Nothing occurred -yesterday morning to cause excit em e n t t o th deceased, Thejury was-satis fied with this evidence, and agreed to a verdict that the o'clockP nov rn yesterdayn riaL deceased' died from natural causes.-Clidteiilidm Exa miner of yesterday. B a e i r ea e s e t r: re3 f ,a 6u c r htr a c n o d iiia te , , . e E ve ll i a irng E , *— as ing three persons, was scudding in full sail before the wind, along 'Chelsea Reach, with the . . tide, w hich was then rapidly running d own , s h e waa inadenly 'caught-by a squall, IvlAGYinstaatly upset her, nearly opposite the Cadogan-pier. .Iri a moment the vessel exhibited 'her keel upwards; while her crew, buoyed up by the strength of the current,. floated around her, • One of then, an ex pert swimmer; having recovered' from the , shock, of the sudden-immersion ; made for the Shore; which after some difficulty he reachd, leaving his, less fortunate com panions,, who appeared frightened and bewildered, struggling iri the water, and they would have inevitably perished had not at that 'moment two Steamers, the Matrimony and the Waverley, opportunity come up.and bere'down to' 'their assistance: After some time, and with mach difficulty, the unfortunate men were rescued by the crew on beard the steamers from a watery grave. Had it not been that the steamers arrived at the time there can be little doubt that both men would. have perished, for they were too much bewildered and Para lysed to Strike Out ; and it happened, 'in consequence of its being a Very squally day, few - , light craft ,were that part of the river which is always, during inch wea ther, I the most dangerous portion of .the Thames from London-bridge to Putney. Too Much praise cannot be given to the men atthe Cadogan and 'Battersea ier's, as well as to the crews of the two steamers, Ihr,t l fie anxiety and humanity which they evinced to save the lives of their fellow-creatures. It is to be regretted that such humane acts are not rewarded as they deierVe, for it would be a stimulus to others to follow their exaMple . . NATIONAL. FAST7DAY.—Wednesday, the 26th instant,- has been named is the national' fast on'ticcOunt.of.the war; but as'the Edinburgh sacramental fast takes Plade otilhe following day, Thursd a y, th e 2711 4 steps have taken wit h the view of altering the national • fast ' day'for Scot l and to the 27th. Should Government not consent to this, it is most probable that the sacramental fast'Will he altered to the 26th.; and In this event the usual Wednesday markets will be held on Tuesday, the 25th inst.—,Seottinan. THAMES NATIONAL REGATTA.—Great. exertiens, are being,made by a body of aentlemen, !Ind& the imme diate auspices of the Right lion, the Lord - Mayor, who has kindly offered to act as preSiderit,,to establish on. a lasting footing thiS national desideratum. . It is proposed to have• it held 'at' Putney in July, and: from its proxj„ mity to the metropolis it will 'afford - ainusement : and creatien to thousands whose position preclude the pee sibility of their going far from home in,eearch of plea . sure... A short' ride by rail, bus, or steamer for - 'few a pence, with the gratuitous exhibition of one of our national' manly Sports for its object and gratification, is well WOrthy public sympathy, arid his lordship's desire , • to fOrward by hie tiupport and patronage so voat pulgio boolt*ill-hotlairtain'appteciattd 4- ii it ought, - :11:/141-qPIY4f! ' ir,ii,,,,, ,n.1 Ilivr ca -.:o . , ,-,- ,•( u 1. c 4 r , - , , - .',(l4l4ltEl3°Rx (W ritgiBdATIIPitiILTRA e,...,, THE :RAIL \I 7 6 V - Vjr(l, 4 V : lOV aitatz:7Fr: L Tri co Nance with a rgiiii„ ; sitionl lo it a firaf sal 'consinitfge'bst - 1Z rzilway: dud - 64nat DM :B . oard. bf Tradebuikptepared a 9et , a dliiiilei fliliti ~ ' die' 'fer-.... . 1 71 . Fardidaii, (3,4refflie- working. -ibErangeiiierfti, :Mil Ileitaiiii o inciixiduals,, ,proposed to . b, f inF s esud h ip. , llltygiltiktbi fir lidiV #eiiciiti4, em'cl - 101:icli areicontp,igeg ii i..9 hiliarMiN ► a 1 r-opocrt; jcitt-- -Ind- beforts : Palklmeht . 7 4 - c - r - 1-21 - lort' 4 . - ,fit s Oa t'untiU.sornb o,.etsi..tfil.'ritigi!'citi -414 fitit+jectifkiefii t e' I pitssei.l, tisc.beltril• cbirsirs'elluißes'thDnict'lk'tie 1;", at "it - mst in this, sa,netioning : con36 . :_iikrkit' i t pf : ikit'vyy.-4, , , 1 tween different companies- Ca,leidated to secure to t - public, in reartent 'of "thb'edriffSilteisWiTl vested with mu ( i extensi vePoWtrp, the facilitie . of whOli pige.,r4 a,i 'dl spi 0 ..talv lave kifr- e -t'' '- " "i'i'Y 4* -11 '' fir ' 1 :r . II - c ing' coinnsou ea ''', t y oat • • Liiiiit We I ; o 4.alcktil::, '. . • . - . i ' ': !' ..: : ... at:3 . _. . k ,\ ‘ 4aDING OF 1.`11.1:1 , 7141t • . ~ ),' li4 Ciallsek proposed in .tefer4uce.tO traffic ' arrapg -'.. .mel - its, to comp e l the cony apses to for . Wara it wi t. op dtlay.or, partlility • and redUlate the 'depaiture nT 114 r. !tFaitss,S444o to effect that obj'adt,' lire thvedihilistialKil: ' ".ins - 1 \ whereas- it is 'Olt that 'IL ': ble f ' lit' . ihmil4crafforcled by the said companies a reas m A a n " ausl each of. ,fo - ethe veceivini, - forwardip g ; 0 , 4 d: . deliversng of 'the traffic, ,:- ylfether ia passengers er good's; :Aiii& f iltr ie i_ ailwa ,,,, i., , 0f itch „companies, and for the return of carriaged and 4Thttfolor and that Without anyundue prefer.e.noe or advantage bean - 4 ,-.,tv' 4 fl)y isuehoempamee to or in favourofMV particular person + n r .company, or any particular , description of pas s e no is, r an-4 whethex i io t e goods, whether minerals 9T other goods, forth of parcels or otherwise, either with resvect to the tol ,' ;rates, or charges extracted 'I3Y snail companies or iiii* pa t .4f .their railways, or in 'any*: otber,respect ; and - i t i soe - ma e pidient that more effectual provision should be • i .ior'enforcino such reasonable facilities, and su:h e - cpian i .,.. of ' treatmen ti t,, in manner liereinaftep ., Mentioned :'Be T e , enacted as,follows : It shall be the duty of the , , said o crin . 1 panics' 'respectively, and the said companies are . herehly - required, aujrtlaing contained' in any act relating to. &Leh wmPaniOa.,, notwithstanding, to .make :all an& arrange ments as may be necessary for receiving and .forwarding upon and -deltveting from the railways of such companies, . both in going and returning, without unreasonable delay and without partiality, all such traffic asrmity lawfully: be " „required to be carried on such railway'and for the return s , .., . of caniageir and 'trucks. ' • • - " It shall be the duty of the said companies'irtipectively, ''and the said companies are hereby.tequirecl,ao to,p4rongb the' trains runt-by them' upon the saul' railwas:a and to ,re gulate the .heurs(of arriving and starti ng ' o f such-tiainS'a the.pOints of Aunction of such tailwaya - , with; the railway , nr tanals'Of any other railway - company, or railway and . ctnatiernpany. Whose lines of raitivay 'or' canal fern' with gia.sai (I. railways, or , either ot‘thein,: a r"con tin u o (IS •line'io! cominimication„ . or which 47, o,'.a terakitina, ( *atiyu L or, A - arf - nesi any ;station or termini* Or whairf) of the sa.lol ,companies,-or at tie points wheKtransiCis in r6iitrett - qo bd made from one. of such means of :comniiin.itstion to 414. Other, as that the traffic arrivingby ono, qf,,stic4 li : is may be•forwardeciiiii . the 'other withdut an'" tinfekonahle del lay, and.without,undue Ipreferikentie ,, or , pailisilitY; .and' So that all reasonable accommodatiqn may be afforded to that publindesirdiiiilif:"-using - such Ailway; 'or' 'railways and, canals as. a continuous chain'of cornintinicatioli, -..•- 4 "It any difference arise between thp 'laiil eimpaniesAd •ciithei- Of them,'and any other reilWay coialPaLiy„, , br railway: .scal canal -dompany, whether the staion;tertiinni, or wharfs of Op .oue ii . .knear the. ; terininuf ;',..statior4.l - er vr h bail a f the - Other„within the meaning of tliia act, it shall be lawfutferi l - the BOard'of Trade, on the appli ca ti o n of either of the par- , tiesv,to decide such differende, and to declare that' tlii sta tion, terminus, or wharf of one, - co m pany is or , is _nob near, the' 'station, terminus, or wharf of c . the other, within. : tir i Meaning orChit' 'act ; and every declaration of the saidc, 'board that ;the ~station, terminus, dr., wharf of tho'ofie' company is near the station,,,,toininus;,or wharf of the' a -other company, within the meaning thia act, shall be .published in the London (Edinburgh or' Dublin) ' GI azette,l and fromand after such publication, and mltili the Boar* of Trade shall - have revoked _mil' declaration ,b p a like; publication, which th e y ar e herebY' bnlpowereTto''Cl i 6 'lf' they think fit, the Stations; termini, or wharireiiineittitthdd in such declaratign shall, .for -all, intents .aail gurposes,_ be deemed 'to be noarkach other'within the 731Q31:11,1 , 1g of i this •, „„ 4 0.;ne report the suggests thatrin, order to *void- litiga ,,tpin, it would be . desirable to give' the Board. of Trade, a power of deCiding any disputes 'tha,t MOY arise under the foregoing clauses ; and proposes, q'thOt Am - Pony' ti4rseri shall have recovered. judgmeßt, i or obtained a , ,fiecree'ia any :court of corapetent jurisdiction, for breach of any dutYlin posed upon iNnch' ieomnaniesbV this act, or any act for . the time ,being in, three relating to the said companies/Jot other wise imposed by law upon such companies, with respect.to the arrangements for the receiving-, forwarding; or deliver ing of tthe :traffic on or from their -railway or canal, or in pyoviding, for , the return of • carriages ',or trucks ; or -with te&pect to the"times of startipg, stopping, or arriviw„, of any of their-traits, or with respectin any Undue ° preference ' or advaatagb given by any such - CoinParry to 3t in faVour of any particnlar persons or compaiab,or , uny :particular deseription of passeirgers or goods, willirevect to the t 011%,:,,. 'rates, or charges exacted, by such company on tArniertioti.; of their railway.(or canal), or hianyOther respeOt, and7abio for any railway or canal com . pany who may be fsrej adipd... "er rig-grits-P(11)y the breach of any such ,diity tat acs ft to apply to the Board of Trade to iiittalre into , thii &tie with a . v i ow . to . dyVising a, ionic dy for flip giOar CoroplbilAill ofkor preVentln't ;the rectirreuce " there9f, ‘4, it ei3 ',llll)„ 9 reigua , 13eliivittl• foi. thdt4ia-b oard; 4 r tfiej, ,, trit. fit; if Se pub: , .4",ititer**)earAthein to be -ipirieiired44 t,ht s IttiOi.to q-'4dertek,,,e.p4ch . reterence, niadto inoityl94l4 - 41 Ps 'ate..kl i i s'aeh Triode ; rind bSr . such officers ''.as ; they fhifik. .fii;Ull.' she . inquiries as they :rosy e.bnsidor neceitrary forteirabliiis,thSrn to forar.a hist decision upon tha uratterAr el * rreil.to them and the costs inairred by the BoOrd of 4 1`r ' in such in qtiries stroll lab paid by the parties to ofi ‘ e quirv, or by a 3 9 1 4 1 of then!, ,and 'in sucli.proportiom 'otitlin'safiEboard, may,detemine ; and it Shall bo,jaw‘ul fur ,the'saidtteard to make such order . in the premises :as tlid board may see fit With respect to the arrangements us to the traffic, or the regulations for conducting the same„ or the adi ustine/its of the tolls, rates, and charges upon th e ra il wa y for canal} of such company Or. companies ; and by such order to 4i- , - rcpt. all such acts, matters, and .things .to be done fwd. time to time by the said company, or the ether, parties try the referenco',.9r giving full effect to any such order, ,and for remedying the &fault or mischief, or preventing the recurrence of the. ineonvenience complained of,. as the, Board of Trade ini:ry 'think pi °per." , 0 -," That in'Aising such tolls the'bbOrd 'mOy ha ve regAid"to the Cost of - making , the respectite'dinpt,of- ,, railway, and other special , circumstances,, - without refirpAce - to- I ,We' tinaxiiniun traffic, and that such - D.(lj list al entlhall' not oftyci., the tolls- payable by any Other oonli)any . nsink 'Such . ' raflo • way." . -p - : , '.. !I : -,, >: . • ~.. ,• " That in any action or suit instituted ogling, the said companies, or either'of ' .their, for' biefteh :of 'aifylkfii if 'im posed by, this act, if 'such company he.desirdus-to refer the: Matter in difference to the decision of the Board of Trade,- iti hall be lawful for the court in 'which such action or suit is twought, ont the application 'of suet company,-at any , stage of the proceedings in•such action-or suit,,td direct, if. it think fit; that such reference be made, and to make all " necessary' Orders', fat' that purrkosi; 'And with teipect to ,prooeedings irl such act ioqor suit ; and it - shall. tie • lawful for the peard of Trade to. undertake such reference, -, if :they : think - 'fit'," and to 'make midi 'Oiler' or deeisien with .respeCt to the Taatter so ieibtted- to the tr as . they think proper; and any order or decision V made : by the said _ Board shall be conclusive and binding ou the parties to , such action .or suit ; and it-shall be lawful for such-court to make all such orders as - shall be necessary for giving effect to and enforcing , the order or decision so 1 zurtde. o d ' - ' . ' :' - ." That the.board may, for the purpose -of betiinvenfOre l , ing any orders to beinado under the au,tll9.ritrof .040 net, In sueh'order - as aforesaid, direct the. payment' of such sum of money by -the company complained of to the party eam plaining,,by way of liquidated damages, for every dsiy after a day - to-be natned, in such order .that such company shall fail to obey and give full effect to such . ordei; and such damages or penalty may be rewired by notion' of debt in any court of competent juriediction . ." . ` . The, report Suggests that the zgunnittee .6liguld name. some suns as . a inaxiniurn far such iiquidhted ama(Yes. - FACILITY outusks; • - -The clauses -,propesed in order:to secure in ordinary eaqes facilities for- the transmission, of the traffic of.one Cefriptiy'oVer the of another are : !‘ In-order; as far as practicable, to facilitate the tran3 l ' mission of traffic passing to or from the A. railway .frotdor-;• to any places once beyond the railways belonging tq the B. rallwhy company without undue interruption or delay, this said B. railway eempany.shalli- arta they are lief-04re.: quired to,ittfford.at r all times such reasonable, and proper' facilities and accommodation upon the lines of railway, and at the several stations belonging t'o then, and 'to 'perform such aervices ia,tbo.transmission of; such traffic upon the' said last-mentiong,,lines, as shall: effectually secnro:,th.e• objects aforesaid . ; and the' said B.,railwa r ycompany„s a liay make such arrangements for • bob'kiiig at -their station . , .v4 l passengera, animals, goods, parcels,. '144 oth . er . , t_ l • 3l6 _ 0 c f ir h a '; may be . offered thereat for transniisaion . ,p a e n t the ral belOngrhg 41i r ein, or any part - thereofi fi te e oo .I ro P n a i r e t n e c f e t r f A. "railway, 104119.11 bo uecesarY' thereof,: such traffic, and the due and punetf°ut and shalracconrit from. time tuno. to the, 4,;railway the sump!" reCeiveti company 'der Bach propo2 . - t o m a f respect oVenik traffle by, them ,sit ,their said entitled}}, ';'ef4eive stations as the . A. railway company o . if requiredib3t-tlieX..• u traille over the A. in respect of the Passage of shall also, or any-part thereof carry on such to, c afri4.6l# }rag— railway compad3r,belonging to or to be supplied b y th eL. s . gonS, and trucks '''Jtliat no change Of ati:16,67511 '11%;3 ' railwaY - ec i itt P"' ' -14 Mission .of any traffic :to 'ort_frottf a the toquired 09.trads. A. railway, or to any part of the railW belonging. g oo . Pan Any . ' to thoseia railway Company; diff e r e nces arising as to the trattire'andeitenf Ofthe be afforded, and the tolls ,be facilitiesb't Pai,l,therefor„ s hall be se fled yar rauon in the manlier,. with the RAilwAy dlanses Consolidation Act of 1843 With respect, to the settlement of _disputes by arbitr a ti on. .. i • t- • Another clause is provided ,to meet tate .oase ;where the I po rtion of a line proposed:to be used hiS' eitii of a particu etprensiVe character by reasen of itabeininear a large town,Afpetharwirai, • "And the arbitrators or um ire, as the case may be, shall not be limfretVak tespecta their or his of the sums - so to be paid 1):7 the said. A. railway company.in rq sped of ftha,,liiiitters aforesaid, to the inazinSuisi tolls or cher* Pracilheitty the acts • relating to 'the said way; nor shall such arbitrators or umpire' make their or his award witli.reference to the charge:a made or to be made bY•iheisaiir 13. railyvay company ad carriers over the said railway ; - bitt-such arbitrators or uuipiro shall and .may award such tolls, charges,.rent,anil other consideration as they,th ihallielnidider fair; idaving'-iegard- ii,tiy'extra orzlinar3incrat,prolierlv incurred in the purcliiiel-of land for or in constructing tthe saidvertion off dha wAy.ells,cpmparod..w r ith the cost of 'the land for and 4con .' strucfairg the 41 - railway, and other special cirowatt statieiyg sg'ae foleilve to each company the, due.;emuilera- - , tion-for tlici . tite Of its own line. Provided always, that no such! adjustident of ;tolls and' charges aszirdrelsaid - shall in smy manner, alter;• affect, • itierease, or . diolitigh any of the 'tolls or charged which' the Said companies•ilhall Tor tht . ti3ne• being bc.fespectively.atthorised and entitled to demand ,and roc:6;N from, any Derson:br any other corns . party,•but tliat alke,t,,herdierfleus .solaSlegEOPsaltel * 44 . 144 ___ If Witliat4thin 9,DY4Udi adjustment, be entitled to Ole i 0! tion till it shill have been approved of by the Board of Trade, and shall not inerease.or diminish the toile or char! e.e:ayahle by any per)so' ne or eempauies not 14 ties 0-• - ii,,:atici bat the Boatil4f Trade shall net.. 41 :',•tion 4sh ''' siitrittreeraent unless' it has heed iseetitel to by ....t4P oieoreholclers of the t wo, companies ; at :special- meet rage called for the purpose: ' That the companies may ?•Ppoiro twasjoint commmittees; composed of such mem iiiucil!tclit:irr °e e l! , of . their directors as they may think fit, to carry e u e ,d in eir e e n a k i eff e e B c p t o , Twhe a ar n st d al t : hat such ~ committee may ' l t h h e e respective c o o f rii . p ail au i les em. slii•iabrieoli6ot kil,oersthd-- - • ' ' - inent f thC - C • r • • • - - ; „ oinpanies may, • with the assent of theirVe• -gp f e , c A ti D T3 pu t el j n o a f urther agreenia 6 p 6 p t ro f v or al l o i f , ; ,r th afi e ,.y ß o optr f tli d e o p f u T i re p , o d ses e, aforesaid; provided that before an l ch conipaniee shall enter Into any.suck far ther agreem e „ in t as ' aforesaid,- they shall Vgiii,e iotiOof'their .n in a te_ o u r t m i o n to enter into such c,, ,, reehaen* . i i : i f storoSCietkims ?te.-3,p'kate'ri°pnicihelliinshetlt°ober eh cc)4lli3i-ctPrlavtededsleciiil):cht.tv'eano'lli:tY! :An latichany. Part•hf the railikaY or rallivah, tow hi ,4, 8 ,,,, nronosed,alceemeet relates ' Is:sit:tutted ;at,d,,it.;,,,Z, 3 4 ,71` n e''' ti - cealiall et killi'within wh&A time end' j,"), ' s thii: 7 ,..."`": tertihiii Ainijaithror person aggrieved,,by %sii.4l-p,rp — D 76, m a 4s'-likutetik"and disiring to•chjebtAliergtci, triNriifi l i gs " t ilii • Objeo4ons . ,l 4 4, o is- A the Board'-ef .Ttade, , :and no • Erlich ai egi . .: l itrent - iib id lie:V II at law or equityuctil the sante am.o have been approved ofty the Board of Trade?' , - Pe: 1.430 ejausea empower the ; boards ,- of - the ' two - com- • p4nies at specrapiieotings to,appeint •netilesalltin.•thlgh, nor tnorelhan 'five, Mem bers'of each board•to form a,Sfant , teullnittikenf arida four are to •'6e &cilitOrini, and.to make provision for the meetin g of Audi. eommitti3e, attendance of - .0 eretarref and clerks, and retirement and rti-electi,eo of .members.. -!' ~ ~ . r ..,..; ! The said joint comm itt e e, if and *b e d appointed as driisiid, ; 0011 haxe the entire • - mattagement, regulation, Al `direction, line control of the traffic .of &I L, kinds piss . . .. ingigver If*l'ilong' the railway of the tIVO companies, an,tt, tho branches ponneeted . •theroVrith . which. ;,ifew fo'm part ' of the_ respective . undettakings, ; of the two compaties, bi g *ln — eh whed - Conhincted shall, by, agree ment,.betwoen :the two 'tdafilinleg,•' be adinitt4 i fits prining,part of such undo:pit - 4-6 respectitely. for-the • urposes' of the joint working, or,.;over and akont,dry par for 401 r path' •of,ch- railvrayimand' brapclie . s, and orthe use - audenj9vent of the htattortip :Works; - and . 6ii4- niii)aCes thloningtheneto roßiretitely„4 . oo purposed if -traffic; bat'. so'-fal' only as regards. the jurist workin , .of the traffi ', 1 0.•13(1,of althe•engines,"-atiiiiiges, NtAg;gbts, , Erticles, awl other moveake•efiects requirek•Ar fnit.• 'used ifi -tile *aria; brtupli•fraffiV, and shall r bate , and may etXerc-$0 - 4 0 ) 19 Theirogbigte in all respects, in:relation to - the work ing. ‘ 3 llFlNketme U t f , apad regulation-of'snehitraffic, is the boa of directoilf of the respective • cimpaniee otherwise would haVoTatl Ad' inlghthave exercised in relation, to the traffic passingsmer and-along their respetive undertakings." The joint committee shall Auperintend - and/control the expenditure fur the maintenance, of th,e works and rolling stock, and May appoint and dismiss&floffic'erg and clerks, _pad may i tlx all tolls;_ dues, and. chaikeri, 'find shall Cause niiiiiites of its protieedings to he kept.,- . ,- -:- . 'When any sueVetnntnittee is appointed-- ;,..`:‘R"lho,itocelyfts ifrOtt2 the - traffic- of every kind passing Ilength l -said ra,iilways and branches, or any part' r parts thereof, front ‘Vhitsberer source defired,and all tolls ana chats for tlie'iise thereof, shall, as'froin a time to lee fixed' ••14- l agreemenk•between the two companies,' be tarriedlot' •,. i--. cominon fund,: to the account of the joiutelythurittteislia out' of such coinMou fund the fi,eint committee ) ,shall pay ~ -401 idikehargill expenses of every Iti`:1): - _1,•!Of and incident ~ the. workinCof!!tile . traffic .as aforesaid; including the I iii;Aintenance . and. repair of the !railways,' stations,- buil+, `,-: ;'• •• ; ibge, gicl. 'tcjirka,: old. the resffiWsltall be rappottiellet.l's f nat , pAktkAki s itksjm i tl* two coil:4)4018i iir-• such 'l4toportion4, - ,..', :tgla.eilibjeittte.• watt Olawauces of •ahaltothentSttbatteklie4 - ,.• !•,,, opt he t'W.t4ol36o:.,,rnet'fropt4 c i f the, railymys,;; .- 0,41,44i0nfi t -',-:- bittliAat,'S,4hvoirlis;' of .othertVlib - , a's 'shalt ,front'Aittio „4 . - ' t9.timliilitileiltled by Agreerrient'i matte bet Ween IlieNtitt ; ~ enfiaknies f .with'; 'the consent,.. and .approv_al , o f. •4hiii - ! : sha*.lielders There'd* respectively, present in person or 4-y pro& its genera 3 meetings duly chnvened ttrith notiednf thi9 OP4 3 ci 1 PYTP9s9r: t-:. - • • ' • ' ' ;,',:', ' Priivided that each company - shall pay its own establish, merit, charges . salaries, tales, poor-Taloa, rent, interest, and other fiat law cliarees. : ' The next,elauses relate to the aptiointnatinf of such corn,. rojtyes vvhamittrgyified for by the act, and declare :—That the' triipnirttiaiNdt en'tich committees shall be made at, spa-. eisisbolliibi tlinittlin directbi s shag fill up vacaneies. That i , the.comrui4qtAhaikappoint an tunpire, at their first med.'. ini-, , ,f0r OnexpArLtbat he may makoan a ward.on any subject iliferred m',lkotifittistan ding "that tim e h as e x p i re d : Thtitithe thig 944trpsnbs shall altetnateiy appoint the chairman of tile committget,, That four shall be a quorittn. : 'That in' cue of eMtalgy .. ,:if .votes on any question, it shall, , .!' On the•tAnAition of any tnember, be reported to the ' boards of the,:lwo•eompaties fOr instructioNhnd itinothet i meeting , o the joint cominittee shall be spJciallyiconvened to receivo'• such 'instruction, and. again deliberate 9u,tha .inattor;-.andifat Ruch second ineeti 14 , iir any'arjj ,, nrninent thereof, there shall be.again equality of votegon the ones-: !thm, the 'same 'Will thereupon, stand peferred..and be del eided - by. theumpire a 6 appointed r ,!, a oreaMit" , That asce k at ! wy 4 wr, ()lyric 40 l be appointed t o k ee p milittiCsi of the preccodirigs, that the committee may sue and be sued in bis-ttanie.kTh•tt the companies shall, as soon as possible, , cause an inveatorysurvey of their respective plants tt) ba made, and. shay .put t it, into order to th..: satisfaction Of. OW cohntittes. " ' , -Than follottvelautsge•as to tho ex p enses of working, dis- - t posal of; rovritnec.4., similar to.thotc given -Abel-b. in' trAt case Of inlipairi,s 'making a voluntary ag ret dieiit.' ; :„: v•i • .• ? TRAFFIC RETURN: ;10 ka KILKENNY RAlLWl7.—'l4q,ffic retursli for thd!week ending `April 8 (29'1i:tiles) £207. 1 Correspomlin; vreek.l.st year (13 railial. 11, THE' BELGIAN •dIRI. . We . find the. fallowing in the Dr -- oit.'" A Madathe D--,-- ,Iw i d - at Paris some years ago some dis'agreeable' relatioiis with the judicial authorities, who accused her ; of;lihvine ebinmitted the offence which, prench lav it ,4 s , 3 scribe:o4s e. - *iting to the debauchery of girls under age, , Shoamtordinglye.deemed it right to cross the' Chstnieliii, il a, house .6f ill-fame MatiAtilli and to establish in gtoglaO arigi6e'ratiC tooting-. if amongst 0 14 r, neighbopsg tlow. fan-lilies - is justly Cited as a moss:,. n - iany,per, .up fdr domestic' constraint by v - c•cettripities s c o o tu n a ih m ict: k b e f upx.roi. -to our countrymen. " , 1 4 61 4. - thetielkki-A almoi4 - ; fliers are at..tho Nv, l t eji : ( L. j iaxer i m pt 4 tliirQcn, 1 4, 9 ,q ' u p, o wk :,eve d 4be respect due to childi;o4 ) i§- - POo 0bge ,. 4 4,3! -, . The'kuPply of these ,alichniiitible es..ablish mond -is .the•-object- of numerous spetilaiiiiiti.l ... Vverf l house of o k i t is jiinsdAias its correspondekitailita , agentiiii-` a travellers , abroad, who; - t,F. i-lr,Ptfiied 4 . tialftrie4', alindd'ai its -e allowed commissions more 9rjes..lly' - acpordt, j u g- •to the iropcirtafice of . thbit §Ottßti. ' I' IS ordi narily: itl ntkr ily by advertisement s in tliti-Petit&•2s6 rA'ih6 4 newspapers ,that :those „p . erso n i o p turn • me ,: I titr o v et . A lA.' , tion. They : advertise for xr.L' ym;ng • I -- , tt . ' with` a 'lady, or to . b e sent. abillaT as `le nista g 4C.it i ; - . '''''' or an shop tiihi With good' iafiii•les.. - : - tli'eyo offe r :,!* i . • '! parents br,-frieids' of .:'the . girlii.loliat is 'f: :•'. : '. ' . "S guaraqees.; a,uktley prorni , ethafi , :Aheir irmoral tAlits4 &- an . titeir taterralwelfa,re - shall be strictly tt ' d ", • They itiVti 3 ‘,ffectli6at 't - ' ' 3 ell ' ' ' . 43' piety,` y, and rekuire that prcto. hball!tre: gived4tnymithat the glib - have been virtu.. , i'. !arpoglit;pp K ..far from ail dangerous:temptation: - Fort i rilestions,put tolthew they are,prepared with ad4tisiireril i' and they fceelYrnake use of the Most honpprable names'.;, ? Wheri=thitY hayelltained the consent bf the parentstt" 9E ; .• geardiisuitheirtnake 'thern 'accept 'a at of moni3/,' au. retiu'w44 their, prey. If by chance .these tieuas Iffitmltill , not, kOwevx. clnriy. employed, encceeck pe,courge , ifies had to andtietWn and violence. Owing to the talent . with 'which she-chose her_ agents; and to the knoWledge . 1 1 sh 9 : had •of 1 - 1-Nriiiian manners and clistOuth, °ltladame 4 D,--4,. was : able ,tp Satisfy all the phantisilas.4 thed gentry Ano:l_, 0 iibit . ity, and acquired, in - a ..ell-9 -,4iirios-i a ' largo" forturite - One of' her principal Agents pirs , s / : a Sertiist '-Pioteusiiiiho played, lilt 'parte, aterissuiteds , all -,clisgnisok;i hi v§ven at . tinVes .aprieared'ii :in OM" Map. The Londvi papers recently annouticedlhe.Trest'a orthi l ipe ' rsori accuse of having oar r,iel t i6iglf9P , ZPlg i . Oa a ‘ iirNf- I'4; o l' rare beauty, and 6elonging to a higaV!„ rospettable family. , -Details Were giVAn of the imager in ' 3 which she 'was given ;up to a licentious nobiefinin," -and Or the ylolence`exyrcised on her.. ,41..girat number Of simi.ti la:r :gel's' haVit , g occurred, the, hlnglisy -tribunal whit* Wits - l'chal•Oci with the irivestig4tion: 9 f the case had ri,i?.,; , s o rntce.th i ilk, thatlile had exera:64, his infath oui trailfie'rw . . FtAnceto lli'k ; acctbrdingiy• begged' of the' Pref ee tii r t; di t Police to CRIME: rese arches to he ;nide: on, the Titihjedt:. A .4 : cOnlinisiariof peF.ec was intrusted with .the tasls , , i m 4s k ',. been sent tO"tiiiiu• he , aSceitaitred that a considerable number pf y oupg g i r,jk opeciallr ,- of the . . Working dais, - had been iqetiths au 34 0 ,dame D--r—at London.. Zeveralieti Ihii:fß4Connplices, and lad e i !tarfi's ill b - m qfi en these . 'e4ptiVet . stic&eded in es9,pin,... ”,ss from their 4446411, pr iti - 6* - 4 - i c b:eisiiie balk to ,Paris ; but a sntinient i tq. 4; in :asaiduoug 18, - bOntlitia#6l° unctfli-,itivivieventtd , thein front Making •any:c6inip.faiii-- , An, these' kota4tay . e 'illdbErr , a e n t d fai h ri ly ss e p p d f e_7 4 You fa ro to wiz ,find t. rranilnibtelth.t.iu°n' a 14,. NA •. dl4 ~. ' : ilflri rits.,t,l,-,5 016 14 ga : 441 kb ... 0M! eltpOse 'one t th e 0 melancholy haturei of out ciyili ss • _____ ______ tin. ~ `i • : . . . . , , :arch n jD ;ra ug to, 8 i b 10s, :n enlr 'the up; up. 'oil a • • oa • Oct • od 910tI r t IUSBB ;1.54 oU ;Ana t nll 3 re sast- N'or. ver rth- -2U Etna The ire, IILI en t. era ted —A use er) erg cal . 1 ,I'. • ~~ ~~