The Sun. — London, England, 1854-01-31 00:00:00

..... • , l roni ~ Tow . , , t' ilk' '• ' ' 44,f, di") COM . 4- . e_we - . ng; C.,..1 REAT WESTERN RAILWAY.- ' 4 /' ' - --- - ' , ' - ', . ' - - "Y '. .. ‘,...,,,,,,,,,.... / ' "--b )n, ; -,I THROUGH. THIRD'-CLASS, TRAIN.-Notice is hereby . , . e \''',..- ei; etee'!'f. ' .:: ) ; . }<7.'i:lH.'4l./ . eee..se en . seean• e . . , ... sa/a • le • .. ~, , . essese te .' ‘es . " . -.'--' e.-Se•e.' - •;,AM4- ~---1...,--,-.'"4;4c:45.e. -.-..'7: 4,,:,,,,,------,,,7- f-' '''''' , r!9., that on and after the Ist of F ebruary Third-Class Passerrgers, - ~,, 4.:?i, ~4. .....,, ‘,. .. on ; ef''''"l• ' • "as tee 6 a.m. Train from Paddington; and the 8 a.m, Tian fiom Plen • ' ~' ^ ;Sag .ea ____-• •-ey • es, eire• a' • '....e_see . ... Nee rith, will unly be booked to and from Stations on the Oxford and v• ,,,..,,.t., ~,;,. rr_. ,r r • :SU" ,_, ( 7., ' , ' 7!.. 's t\ :• \ ' ,i,,,,,, ~, ..., , ~ . . , , , \,: O," „ . I ~. .., ,r.'' ~ I . J , • I IMlng„ ham, Bristol and Exeter, and South Devon Railways. a. I, • . • • *-''''''ele. -• -'--- eAtl'iteete e. as. es, .- : ,e3e e , ee-e „en% __ '... i 'tit del- rase - ea engers to or from Stations •on the Great Wedeln Line can only 1,, rdingtoveyed.nb.y.Taairis. 27; 1854. iSsecmo.ud ciao. - r .. , "*---1-1-:? t"rie 41/'''i' .7:,Dii .71 'Li :1421‘..-4,‘''' t't..' '4„111 14' .: ,r,, a11:1119; ." . ~;..-. 4-- ..6--PotT. '..`''' `s or'''''t ''' ' * - •1 ' ' .-,4, : iii , ' '.. - - '' • . ad • .. • ,'. •. • *--- ' - era, . , . „ . , ... . . on ; LONDON AZ NORTH,-NVESTERII' RAILWAY. • _-__ --.-: .2_'_--- -_.,__ _ -.. : -1' • -'' ''-"'- - - ' . - - -77- - , _ ................,..,,,,,=,,,,... , . • • • . . • - -. ___ ___ _ _ ___ _____ _ __ _ _ ___ __ , ._ ___ _. _ _._ __ _ __ spe, tip -The Public are requestred ,to take Netiee that, BY ORDER . . , ______ ss, 12aE kosT.S4IBTER-oL.Tellt.s.L, on and after the Ist of Feb- No O. 19 142.] ~ • 7 A 1 . LONDON TUESDAY EVENING -JANUARY 31 1A54•- . .. . 'elee the DAYS .NI.G111! al AIL eittel a leaving London at a - 1 - .1 ) - . ~ .. . [ I)Rlar eeeelliter betore 9 will CAIL at R•ainhill, and will cease calling at Wat- ___ . • -______ _______. - -- _ _ sk __ . -_ -- ... .,,,e -.eve Wolverton, and Euxto. ' . • Toy. atl4l, UP NIGLIT MAIL ')_RAIN from the north, aeriving at Euston • • Price 341., or postage free .4d., . • This day is published, price One Shilling, . CHARLES H. MAY General dvertising UNITYFIREINSUR. ANl're'. El'S-'-S 0... C.IA. T'l 0.N,. there is ire reason but the high duty, why the ' . nri4o a.m., will cease ca'ding at Euxton, Lichfield, wolverton, and Agent, Commercial Chambers, 33, Grn.eeclarastreet. .. Registered pursuant to Act ef Parliament. perty of the kingdom should not be insured. T oir ~,,• The Down M.ail Truitt leaving London at 9 p.m. will Cease ril "IHE SUFFRAGE NATIONALISED ; or, a WHO'S TO BLAME, THE PRINCE, THE PRESS, or the MINIeTRY ? A Letter to Lord Aberdeen. . . Chief Of Pall-Mall, London.' • _ .of revenue at 3s. per cent is 1,100,000/. If th -.aka at Harrow. AL . Proposal tor the Settlement of the Question of the FranehiSe • . , Ey PLAIN SPEECH. perty of the kingdom} were insured, with a e 011 i 1 Popular and Constitutional „Basis. By a Barrister. REPEAL OF THE GOVERNMENT DUTY OF ...THREE London : William Freeman, 69, Fleet Street ; and all Booksellers. WALKER'S RAGGED , SCHOOL ouly.per cent., it would yield a revenue of 1 London : James Gilbert, 49, Paternoster-row. 1854. BLACKING (Secured against Fraudulent Substitutes by SHILLINGS PER CENT. ON FIRE INSURANCE. of 150,0001., per annum, above that now :,. 18 a intermediate TRAM to WATFORD, Sunlays excepted, calling at all . It has been the aim in modern times to arrange a system of taxa- ehilliug duty. theintermediate -stations, will leave London at 9.3., p.m. • tion which, while it supplied the exigencies of the State, would leave This modification is moreover the f , ...,a_w7.• „Tile train leeving erverposa at 9.40 a.m., and Manchester at 9A5 it a brilliant Polish, and at the same time resisting *he wet. To be erne . had of all Oilmen in Town and Country. Waechouse, 2, Crescent gee, will leave Liverpool at 9.15 a.m.. and Mance ester at 9.e0 a.m., 'sethe corresponding branch trains will be altered accordingly. I )EBILITY and IRRITA.BILITY induced by VV EUROPE and ASIA. th . Black Sea, and the Frontiers of place, Blackfiriars, London. e - .... , Russia' and Persia, and including Circassia and the shores of the • Sold by Masser and Coe. Patent Cleansing Crystal Warehouse, various changes which have been lately made need not be here rota- can be evaded, ere found to be no tr Pitulated. The principle is affirmed, and the removal of ell fiscal ono- Ulan xhpigehosepsricoefs, :lea:: htiallvoof, the acne For other alterations see time bias. SPERMATORRHCEA.; the Symptoms, Effects, and Rational By order. MARK masie. Tret itment By T. H. YEOMAN, M.D., Physician to the General ' Caspian Sea, with the acquisitions of Russia. One sheet, coloured. Temple-bar West, and by all Oilmen. . males can only be a question of time. There Is, however, one tax postage from its former proleib• L. eS Cieneled Manager's Office, Euston Staten, London, Post ',office Letter-Carriers' Provident Institution,&e. Sheet, 2s 6d.: case, 4s. ; and on roller, varnished, 7s. 6d. CAUTION.-Obseree the allele " WALKER & C 0.," on the so anomalous, so unjust, so cruel, so opposed to the, avowed policy brought increase instead of los, of the Legislature, that it demands especial and energetic effort on January, 1854. . Li indon: Effingham Wilson, 11, Royal Exchange ; and, by Post The COUNTRIES between TURKEY and BURMAII. extending Patent Capsule. only ,from the Author, 25, Lloyd-square. from the Black Sea to the Burman Empire, and comprising the ____-.. •nRPHAN WORKING' SCHOOL, HAVER- tsiumraence is a tax• indefensible save only by the ne essity felt at the the part of the public to seek for its 'abolition. The duty on Fire In- receipts of the Railway and e of Omnibus and Cab Fares • Ottoman dominions, Persia, Bokhara, and India, with the Black, ong. • LONDON & SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. _ es: pw Reedy, in scarlet cloth, gilt edges, price 2s. 6d., the Sixth 3 feet 7 inches wide. Sheets, fl. ; case, 11. 105. ; rollers, varnished, N._,l ,-. STOCK-HILL. PAT:Rtfiratheri:eKHA:nrßgildoll,l;ESTle- THE QUEEN. For Children of Both Sexes, of all Denominations, end from Every of its imposition. An impost-vestS then levied on every thing which could by, any possibility be taxed. It was in the year 1815, by the act 55 Geo. 111., d. 184, that the duty was first imposed, and The reduction of receipt r a corresponding revenue I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the next HALF- Annual Edition of 11. 16s. - -meg hes rerrudned to ,the present time unaltered, of three shitlings faaad practised on the r "nee e eARLY GENERAL MEETING of the Proprietors of the London annually for every 'Mildrd pounds insure! from fire. end South-Western t Railway Company will be held at No. 34, York- l, stoudFldhireeen:nsuraere Associations • are practically the subscription of to L CAUCA.SUS, drawn from the latest documents of the Russian Im admitted Candidates must be between? and II years of age and in stens. when 25- children will be lat. 12 s Lambeth, on rllUtte.DAYethe 16th day or February, 1854, at V Knightage, Parliamentary, Naval, Military, Legal, Clerical g-oodhealth. Ferens'to finite, and all the requisite intOrmation, may he r f money be- the multitude to save individuals from ruin by a "wohtinilSetslitTireFs aerial Staff, with the Russian Possessions and the independent Tribes, ohTtahienen, next xbtyEalpe:: atetelesegfiosrlaet,ioonn.tahnisd formssuber ipattoionnceisa-nopapgo2sread. „ft) clock precisely when the Directors will submit a report on the Gad 0, &c., wining the most accurate and complete book of refs- and the adjoining Frontiers. of Turkey and Persia. •In sheet 55.; Part of office. All applications must be in the neeitirs of the Company' dueng the preceding half-year. A dividend rent S ever published. el4rolarale tiltre.-oryAoftall's'e lat. case Bs, ; roller, varniehed, 12s. "'el be declared, and the general business of the Company transacted. _ MAP from ENGLAND to I s DIA., embracing the whole of Central Election Notice is Hereby Fu; Given, That at this meeting an Asia, and designed to show the line of communication with our In- hands of the Secretary before the Ist March. With ordinary effort vation of distress and a premium on improvidende. Loss by fire, eTog. Zenon of Directors will teke place, and that there are seven vacan- London : Bally Brnthers, Content than Possessions, and the relative position of Russia to England and every case must eventually succeed, as the votes are carried torward., so long as the child is eligible. JOSEPH., SOUL, Efecretarv___, . • -1 wereet not covered by insurance, would frequently be ruinous to tions, therefore, of the people to prevent a rain which legislation lion nioaT hnd ,made, possesses o opera' may be the 13e in the Direction occasioned by the resignation of the Hun. Price Sixpence. • gindostan. One sheet, 2 feet high, 3 feet wide. Sheet, fis. ; case, , lat. k_aneis Scott, M.P., John Hibbert, jun., Esq., elm. Mills, Esq., LETTER to the . CHANCELLOR of the 12s ; rollers, varnished, 16s. Offices, 32, Ludgete-hill.'ing, if not The un eelerleeY Ker Seymer, Esq., M.P., and. William Reed, Esq., and i,y the e EXCHEQUER on EXTRA. NATIONAL TAXATION, anti James Wyld, Geographer to the Queen and H.R.H. Prinee Albert, '•• ;e Lean neither avert nor restore, so far trom being prejudiced and op- Kee Hoenig unlier the provisions of the "London and Swath-Western Charing-cross East, next door to the Post-office, and 2, Royal Ex- Contributions will be thankfully received. ~ of Five i an E quallsation of the Stamp Duty .on Bills of Exchange. . _ e , pressed by fiscal burdens, ought to receive every assistance and .eLsew eirewaY Amendment Act, 1847," of,. Lieutenant-Colonel George clockee duty. Italy, Brothers, Royal Exchange-bine:blies. • change, s • 'encoMagensent from the Government. But in fire insurance, the Ai -Aisaderson and Charles Smith Mortimer, Esq. rfUTVOYE'S PRESENTS for the SEASONL; ,Government not only does not protect the people, but it absolutely se, workboxes, and Fanetee insufficiently insured, merely because they cannot afford to pay the Colonel Henderson and Charles smith' Mortimer, Esq,, the two --- e -----. -- Just published, price 4s. 6d., post Bvo., ' Goods,ll g prevents protection; for many persons remain uninsured, •or are , tea g Directors, are re-eligible, and have given the regular notices Just .published. New Edition. price Is . c dressingo p ris in g andevery w ri tingcases, description Y 4..theY will offer themselves for re-election accordingly. , WIT,, SEVEN ILLUSTRATIONS, the ?pane Austin, Esq., William Benson, .I,sq., henry Came, Esq., T TIE CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION : THE HUMAN HAIR, Popularly and, PhYsio- watches, bronzes, china, glass, alabester, papier mathe, and French - ' ~ , .t INJUSTICE OF THE TAX. - iZelflon. Ralph teeneage Dutton, Moreton John Edward k rewen, being a Series of Papers, presenting the most prominent and logically Considered, with epeeist" reference to its Preserve- stationeal, at Paris prices, Bibles, Prayer-books lied thousencleeof The tax on fire insurance is unjust in principle. It is a tax upo ark re Captain William Conway Cordon, Sir William Heatlnote, bream 1.2 ,nt Practical Points in the Treatment of the DI-ease. iron, Improvement, and Adornment, and the variout modes of its articles in bijoeterie and veal.-FUTVOY •'.e , E and C . 154 Regent- Calamity:. ,Men are liable to the inroad of a secret, enemereevh, carte Edward John Hutchins, Esq., M.P., Lieut.-Cal. John Leased, By FRANC IS 11. RAMA DGE, M.D., Oxon, Decoration in all countries. By ALEXANDER ROWLAND. street, corner of Bealtatteet. ,;''• ; ' . ' - •. e advent cannot be anticipated-whose devastatioa cannot he eve ae.„eeetalll Charles Edward Mangles, Melville Portal, Esq., M.P., Win. ohn Bull. • ANe Fellow, •of the College of Physicians, and late Senior Physician to the ` A really entertaining and instructive volume."-J . ..72-- -and Who carries ruin in his train. To save himself from the ;Od enP Snell, Esq., and Brodie M.Guie Willcox, Esq., M.P., have Royal Infirmary for Diseases of the Lungs, &c. An admirable work, which we most cordially recommend."- , UTVOYE'S EIGHT-DAY Ratliff]) BRASS - - and deiastation, the insurer pays. a sum of money in comb' r severally declared their intention, acconliug to the provisions of Weekly Times.wale othegs for mutual protection. ellavin the o ortunit DIALS, 14s. 6d. each, • warranted ; else an immense variety P g PP Y, ; 9;1 the Acts of Parliament regulieting th., company, oa become can- . London : Longman and Co. from 2L es ,ea t " A volume of considerable interest." - Naval and Military •of French Clocks, ander shades, • eh, A the newestena neglects -to insure his property, he commits an injustice ; Od• satiates for election. . se, • --- The B • . Gazette. s most elegant designs.-FTPZVOTE and Co. .154 P.eeent-street, ON * , .t, low on the country, mid- on the C.overnment The de 1 sold bee . ooks of the Cempany for 'th ( transfer ef Stock and 'shwa ' •Just Pnblished, Bvo., cloth, ss. ; Post-free, 6s• ; "To the ladies the whole must always possess a more thanerean- Hero Beak- street; and 34. Rue Rivellelearis. . pu , his property leaves elm a pauper, and a claimant e'ese(isi e closed on Thursday, the 2d clay of••Febntary, WIG tethaiu ee. We recommerid"the vblinne to all-ieho 'ltrie-to be at met • ita e,- FUTVO YE'S -3/. 3s. LAMES' Roporworm abstracts a pertitm of pFeektet ofthraeatetrre'Y r sold S ' T. RICTURE of this URETHRA fits COMPLI-. , _ • .- mon interest,"-Lady;s 'Newspaper. -•-. tleserreeed reetatreee of %liens, Byeteeedeffsgreetion Inclusive. wail TeelleseaY. tae --16tb. day • t •N'eeruary, 1654, both days •• sold .• C'ATIONS aud. LIFE/Lee:S.' With Practical Observatlegunon '-'"at . '-'•-• potvereto rePlace s retie bible; dieltetodneeemplo ; sold , .. •By order of the Court of Dkebtors. - '- -e sts Cati ses. Sympto ',a, and . reament ; arid on a Safe and Eflident -is * yeeet-srieeeerLeeese .An -- _. , • etructed and lunuse 1 eere.. Ifinenhlia , eietea•Geeeleeseee ;,,,'-'..ls*. .1- • . ' nitil-512444:C . eES, with Jewel Draweeeeseret t.oll,t:Bilver' •• ' e been deaeleuteen biro oe, ialeene.eietbaierebe ler ne ' uter.l i 1"").*. ~ 'l‘' o''Au ji ens 4i'ty or writing nett, tereesapaleese • OP-Rot e5...4 e .. eve le . ~• - e- L ROMBIE Secretary. Mede -of Treating its more Intractable forms. With Cases. ,By erusal 'J.- istol Mrtgo i . * ' .1741,-- -' A. ---,, ~,,,, c ,p .Br se, . , , ~ a ee them. AY by pinpeeleingshipagetrette ' waling' -Mach_ boxes, a flielleS,-yrditt,xes, filled-retieele and ev y de., eeLi e ele . I ' "IteleVerOfrOels44M. 2e, 1854. . • - Renll IRT WADE, F.R.C.S., e_;curer Surgeon to the Westminster ~ One of the most bewi itighboks-- Ong .• 'st is enrioue p j 3 On o e, exptylses ef, tee Stat.e. mug a cabinet and leather gooses -154 Re eeiteree 1 7---,---e...._. Disee I Gary. - or suggestive, bearing even remotely neon the subje ."--Brighton But if Sts neglogt be an injuelitie new mue s "elt r, wade is well known-to have paid great attention to the sub- ner of Beak-street. • Guardian. ens IV- ATWAPORD and 'KILKENNY RAIL- jest o r stricture, and is deservedly looked regal as an authority on .. A book full of interest and amusement . . . contains the 1 s ..---- thus eaves thelweal .h of the -ccaentry„ e I :. . - . this r, s a ter."-Medicel limes and Gazette. IDUTVOYE'S 4/.. 4s.' GOLD WATCHES, our perism, ; ' 'Va y: Dublin, January 25, 1854 -At a numerous. an: „ only rational rules for managing the hair we ever recollect to have and esintinues to contribute to Tt e whole volume is full of practical and importaut information seen in print."-Liverpool Standard. ....• holes jewelled, horizoinat escapement, warranted. ' leer What woultEhe thought of that gover te set influeretiai 'eIEETI G mho I' 1 h holders to the-Water- s. - • . • teleZ, es., . • ... :s or e ris 1 e are _ Ra e.lcing't Abstract or the Medical Sciences. i. eseteand lielerermy Railway Company, held 'rids Day, at the Com- " A charming volatile. It deserves to be read by all, and we pro. Watches, 2/. 10s. Solid Gold Chains, of their own manufactu sold upon a man Wheel property aeftel been oWest . • • -meeeil•beril dings, Dame street, fe ' s .. • London :J. Churchill, Princes-street, Soho. miss a source of instruction in its pages," Sunday Times. at per ounce, and the fashion only charged. Every descrip ~ e of be more palpable, it would not ben zoo 3s ; ; .;,LITICE BUTLER, Esq., T.C., in the Chair, London: Piper, Stephenson, and Spence, Paternoster-row, and all y' . another be ehe ' ' Jewellery taken in exchange or purchased for cash.-151, Regent cane hail already p• •-e; '74 fl' - ~ • Just published, price Is., . booksellers. street, corner of Beak-street. ' .. serve his property, and the wear me aS . 0 meeting Resolutions were unanetimusly adopted : - . s /lase' • • ' .-- - ere The inmost, testemerer,:is ine is last , .--s -It was propbsed by William Hudson, Esq., aud seconded ey Ai N Account of the PreAent Deplorable State Of R........, . .., , • • within the primary principles u_TURE.-" CO TRUSS IS TOT ' ' ' ".: ' UTVOYE'S PAPIER MACHE ARTICLES " IF , PT tre_ af John Elliott, Esq., . .L'M a . the ECC I .EBIABT ICAL COURTS of RIX ORD, ,With Pro- • . - 3 of taxation i theft-he eax r , veenat the Committee or Shareholders appointed ou the 12th of Oc- poser 1 for their Complete Reformation. ,' • • This is the invention patronised by• Sir AstleyeCdoper, and in every variety.' consiatibg of Pole and Hand Screens, Chess :he subjects of the realm. . .er, 1853, be requested to convene a ape, General Meeting of the •By W. DOWNING BRUCE, Esq., of Lincoln's-inn, the most eminent Surgeons -worn and recommended by William- and Work Tables, Tea Trays acid Caddies Blotting and Cigar Cases th• • is test, we find that thr ferior. ►e eareoprietors, to be heel in London as earlyas possiels, for the purpose Itarrister• at-Lew, Fellow a the Society of Antiquaries, &c. s .Cobbett, and which has commanded, for thirty years, a constantly .of the • &c. Mr. Futvoye, being the son original. inventor of this escape taxation, Men specimens far surpassing those of any es Od ;ee taking into conside • tion the t d lovable condition of the •e setee,. 8 ra pie Sell epincreasing reputation ;It is what a Truss should be - perfectly eel- work, is enabled to produce . . stance, do not insure, r ',4 4a ~. i., of the Company. Rent e ' Adams, 9, Parliament-street. and W. Arpfhorp, 22, Bishops- cachins, yet agreeable to the wearer. Read " Cobbett's Legacy to other manutacturer. All descriptions of Japan Work repaired to insure themselves o'3 ' / second-It , gate- street. Ruptured Persons"-gratis. equal new.-154, Regent Street, corner of Beak -street. glue property over 3s Od i , ad-It Was proposed by James Robinson, Esq.eand seconded by I . Is Od i That• A. C. Taylor, Esq., .. 4 ---• ' Nene genuine unless marked with the Address, 3, Charingscross. • es less than the amor the largest belle' ? ~. . this Meeting views with the greatest apprehepsion the de- PARLOUR LIBRARY. URSS E L L ' S.-BALL SUPPERS and the duty which •.' eeminaton of tne present Directors and Solicitors to proceed with Volume 105, for FEBRUARY, price Is. 6.1., IaRECKNELL'S SKIN SOAP.-Alteration Of WEODING BREAKFASTS SUPPLIED in the first style;- chairs and tat ""e etenetruct r ken i ne of Ms Kilkeney and Great Southern and western - a e ,-, . • se"e'eaY, winch this meeting considers would vitatly injure the Water- E ENRY OF GUISE: B G P R J AMES. RA; FOR and PRICE.- Brecknell, Turner, and eons, ,Sing to' public breakfasts, dinners, and promenade suppers supplied by con.. petty escape announce that their celebrated OLD YELLOW SOAP for the SKIN tract ; a large stock of bride cakes for immediate use, from one to does his de rd and Kilkanny Company. , By the same Author, in this popular series : - , is now sold in SHILLING PACKETS, of either four rouneea ta- twenty guineas each; a handsome cake for five guineas, packed rite to the St: and a `air - d-eat was phipesed -by Oliver Speer, Esq., and seconded by Arabi Stuart, ls. ed. False Heir, Is. 6d., - • Wet ' • hof which .is stamped " BRECKNELL'S sent to an art of the countr ffrequired, and warranted to keep le Taxa" 5. or. eight square+, each any y Fore let Da - Days, is. 6d. - Charles Tyrrell, Is. also a , • , Patrick, D4ly, Esq., SIC/ el SOAP," as heretofore. This soap is rec ,namended as the best months.-Joine R. Femme, 162, Regent-street, and 20, Ludgate. righter Dane*, ls. rid. ' " Killer's Highway,- Is. 6d. for producing a clear and healthy skin, being made expressly forthe hill, only. State mount Matt thi , ' aete • s meeang names want the antreleolders the absolute neces- Heid •"'berg, ls. 60. One in a Thousand, is. , e_e for the erapointmeht of an entirely new beard of Directors and- purposeaf the best-materials, and nOt scented.-Brecknell,Turner, , ' ',emelt-0e - • • • Robl ere Is. ' - Mary of Burgundy, is. • and eons: Vex add Tallow Chandlers, Soap and Oil Merchants, &c: hr s, as this Meetieges unantinously.of opinion that the share-, - ' - , . Jags tre";•ls. • 6d. . • verity Ernstein, Is. 6d. . . ' • THE RACING TIMES is the only Journal , Os 03; gold • ' k ..s, rrs can no longer place Cafidence in thn present Board and their, to her Majesty II" IT e3l -Haymarket, London. ... - - , ee iv , , : . : Gow 'O, Is. 6d. , . Whim and its Consequences, Is 60. bs per ‘. „ "eiecitors '' re . e - ee. s , -•• Gips ,is e 6d. 0 elite:Midi of the Old School, is Ga. .. . )arley, tir ~, ; ertb-slt was propcsi g john Elliott, Esq., and seconded bye- Con- ictele. ed. , . ! , Philip Augustus, •Is. sa. ~ . ri ATCHES.FOR THE MILLION.-EXTRA- weekly throughout the season. See this week's number for tie , . ;Od to : , Than, Peter Hickey, Esq , .. :- • Brig nd,,ls; 6d. • • Henry Masterton, ls. 6d. , Cel A. ,ORDIN-ARY DISCOVER r.-Infallible Watdeprdtif Con- Politics of-the Turf and the Queen's Racing Speech. Price 3 ;Os Od. a :1.11,e etteneion oethe Committee of ehareholders be directeeeto .Agin art, Is. 6d. ee - John. Marston- Hail, ls.- 6d... -f. Breves, or. Hygienieselatches, manufactured' without Sulphur; by the stamped 4d.; quarter's subscription, 4s: Office, 300, Strand. G boll; tolPfrt of the eppositt given by the Directors and their St:Mein:et Sins ggler, le. 6d. Huguenot, 'is. 6d. '• - sole Inventor, A M POLLL AK, in Vienna; warranted to ignite of any newsagent. Post-office orders Payable to sc. Cherie ' tee% Bagnaletown an refekford Railway Company inehe lateatett :Cast leneau, Is per lb, .2:'il f Parliemetirout enlis. feeds of tee Company. •s-ei .. Sir e theodore'Broughton, Is. 6d.. The Forgery, is. 6d. promptly, and to stand all Climates ; besides their neatness and ex- The RACING TIMES is published every Monday afternoon in ti to ed ; • 'el re e e ternai- perfection.- .the most prominent virtue of these Lucifers is, post. Os Od ; = ----- was' proposed by.Geoege Taylor, Esq., and secondedtby - Linden : Thomas Hodgsoet, Aldine Chambers, Paternoster-roar. _ their being entirely free from that pernicious odour or sulphur „. , , James Midigan,,Esq., , , ,e. ___ • see' ' which' has been so fatal to rainy persons, and is not only obnexiotes, NO CHARGE for STAMPING 0 )s Od ; . :Tl.lat:the attention of the' Seaaraholders be called to the sulvantage - L - - but decidedly dangerous. Sole ,agent for Great Britain and the Co . • „ . : i.., Dia ; ~ era necessity orepefitinting an ettentnt Local Board of Mantteeiment, snr I .. • Just publishedePrice is., _ i . Hies -Herman Klaber, Albirin-place, London-wall, London. To be Initials, &c., on paper and envelopes, at LOOK' 01 to etivelY- ead personalty. seperintehd the working of the Raikeriee. 'ry 4HE NATIONkL MISCELLANY •fOr FB- bad of respeceable grocers, oil shops, tobacconists, &c. Shipowners, New Bond-street Large cream-laid note paper, five 2s 6d , i.zot.-4t NVaa-ProPosted by Patrick cealielY, Esq., and seconded bee -11 • BUARY contains-I. Dedieeof Books- I. 'eveteio ol captains, and brokers supplied on liberal terms. titers 6d. to •• t• s .. doluelielagey. Reg • dye quires for 6d., 93., and Is. ; envelopes, trkeyss• •.-II . A Chapter of History as it minet.have beetie:elV. Tha" Petite butter That a Co' •1- Of theS ld' ' 'lreland bappointed to se, . ramie ee ~ , ~ etereho ers in e , .. ~Sceu des Pauvres"-V. Verse-maitheein 'Hie Olden Tinie-VI. Our TEAS AND 'COFFEES at Merchants' Prices. foolscap paper, per quire ; copy-books, Plate engraved, 2s. 6d. ; 100 best cards, 2 . s 6d. • the •ateaveter theeDenemrtteteof Stmeeliolders in LonclOn, and Dit'. 'Lite cry Friends-VII. Invalids-V4IL Life of Theodoric the Great, of the best and cheapest qualities. Wedding is Od ; . 11,ellovvi4g gentlemen be rehttested ee feria, such Committee; wine; , Kin of Italye-IX. Notice;; -X. Po ,g: • Congou Tea. gt: .. .. • • ............. 35., 3s. 2d , 3s. 4d. I prieet .. , eletee to add to 'eleefe number,:-eVnee Hudson, A.'S tapeens; J-aele.,.. .At the Office lA, Ex6er-streeteStrand, Rare Souchong Tea .. •e ........... 3s. 6d., 3s. Bd., 4s. . boxes, _ dried.- A large variety of writing and el' pork, eeten. Luke Bailer, A. C. Taylor, J. Elliott.; Georee Taylor. Eseirgee '' . se- . a e . . eeffe:-. . Best Assam Pekod Sbuchong, a very inkstands.Churce blotting book*, address-Lockwood, 75, New Bond-street Os Od ; _ - (Signed); . .-- .. . • , extraordinary Tea .. •• • • ...... 4s. 4d. e , . . - • . . ete , . Prime Gunpowder Tea • ... . i .. - .. 45., 4s. Bd., ss. . Ift.ollo. • ' ),..,.• Luke Butler; Esq having smart tit.'and 3' h Elliott, - ' tee' e chair o n •' ri 4HE DUBLIN ',UNTP,ERSITY MAGAZINE „ . - . . The Beet Gunpowder Tea .. • • .... ss. 4d. JOZEATYS COPAHINE ' ,71?..:, beilig dined, tlYereto; the teasers Meths Meeting weree unstAF • ejL, for Feeruary, price .2s. 61, or ey post,"3s., contains :-- Prime Coffee at Is, and is. 2d. per •lb. The best Mocha and the eseeelY given to Lukeatitier, Efigelbe his darteous and entre-Re" :1. The Fodd'of the Irish. • '• • • • C ePSULES, approved by 11 . . eseldnea in the -chair. i' -, •' . • - .. ~, ~ , . ,2. Sonnetti. t best West India Coffee at ls. 4d. Teas, Coffees, Spices, and all arbor . goods, sent carriage free, by our own vans and carts, if within eight successfully administered in the ' (Signed) < GEORGE Td.YLOR, Been. sec.. .3. Memoirs of the Count; de Lallye-Part-11. Conclusion. ,acknowledged by them to be miles; and teas, coffees, and spices sent carriage free to any part of certain diseases (see " Lancet e' ' • • ' ' 4. A yl,it treble Great'Antieropoptagui and his Dothinions, • England, if to the value of • 405., or .upwards, by PHILLIPS and, 4s. 6d. ; 50, 2s. 9d.-To be has ~• . 5. Thomas ;Wore. ' • .. „ . CO AP A NY, Tea and Colonial Merchants, No. 8, King William- Haymarket, London, whose ''• ' ' ITITS'"MONT -BLANC - i R. -4148 RT .SM . .‘..- i ,- . = , 6.i SueJaspeenrarew, Knt. ' Chapters XLel.,' xLttr. r... .; . X , t 71 1 ieteria.: , , 7., street, City, London. A general Price Current, containing great ad vantages In the purchase of Tea, Coffee, and Colonial I'reduce, sent stamp ; and all the princips I i'velle„„, including the BERN SEDB*ERLAbileandthe safr,LorT, . 8 The LufreiWorld ant its Wonders• post free, on application. Sugars are supplied at market prices. • 11 day, Sy' eeleY EVENING at lEiglit sge'Cloek, (except Saturday); and .. 0. The Spirit of the Snow. By Denis Florence M'Carthy. •. • • A LLSOPPT 1 uesdaY Thursday and, SitturelaySatornings, et Two Stalleeasa •10 A Second Peep at the Dramatic Gallery of the Garrick Club. „ 1 %shire, lke ' ditto, 1 1. - can be taken at the box office every day from 11 to 4 ; area, . 11. The Dismal Mute-A. Romaurete ... - ' . s 7.113 E FAMILY LIVERY.-Arms and CrestS PARKER and "*; gallery, IL-Mont Blanc, Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly. ' ' 12. British and Irish Ornithology. .11 correctly ascertained, and in any case a steel die expressly cut Lan- : ............. \ D blin : Jan-1W M.Glashan, 50, Upper Saekville-street. WM. S.are now delivering for the button free ofcost. In instances the expense thus se [rester, . ' t GYPTIAN HALL.-CONSTANTINO -y, Orr nd Co., 2, Amen-corner, London, and Liv'erpool. John Menzies, Pl."-' Ede Murgh. incurred will exceed the charge mate fora footman's complete suit,' wards. Also in South- viz., 4/. 10s. (flys includes all the items generally charged separately), ss. ; Half-pints e is open TO-NIGIIT at Eight, and Every Day at Half-past Two _ ' .. . .... 20 that the quality, style, and general excellence of the materials 'es been The Lecture is delivered by Mr. CI-LAW-ES KENNEY, and lc OLBURN'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. inae be easily inferred, as it must be obvious to all that a contain '', written by Mr. ALBERT SMITH and Mr. SHIRLIeY 12LE.' al_ 'etiOKS. Admission, is. ;Reserved Seats, 25. Edited by W. HARRISON AINSWORTH, Esq. ation of orders would alone remunerate. • Liveries for Mourning, for an Embassy, or other emergencies; any A...A I Contents for February. No. CCCXCVIII. ctiyity -----____ . number of suits may be made within a few hours' notice. . made C :lance. AURENT'S CASINO, - By general request a book is kept for the entry' of families and (whit' rations e An abet Annesley's First Valentine. By the Author of the " ijn- • serintats! names, who, on changing, may wish tbrefer to the same. CYO' as the (Lessee, Ciian. C. LAURENT, Onslow-house, Fuutam.road), hoy wish.. .--- The above Rooms are now OPEN FOR THE SEASON. . . -.H. J. and D. NICOLL, MERCHANT TAILORS, 114, 1 1,6, 118, 120> Ci )s 81. and •Mon re's Diary, •• • • ' -c,.,.,. Will continue 'open every. evening, - '-v7lt'F,VrtlaB,sll"S Mick Cassidy's Boots. By Dudley Ceetello.• - 'es "•'eseiseress -. .• REGENT-STREET; anti-../.9,;e9itNutr.4..f. 1,0,151D0 N. . on and ..ne'EBRATED BAND. Admission, Is. Doors open at half-past 8 William H. Prescott. By Sir Nathaniel. . er - ,--,..1,1ng to-commence at 9 o'clock, and ter einate at half-past 11. The Californian In Liens. (' Y. '•'-• , ' - •--",'40.."'-' '• - . ,...,.....,,,,, k ---.....•-- .--- MESSRS. NICOLV44EGENT:STRENT.-• Tales 'of my Dragonan. By Baal May: 3175.-re eee..ediSli ...• .. . . . In England, or from Fiance 'and Gt.-many, the best tale OPAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. The. 0' ening of the Pass. In cutting, workmanship, and materials, are seemed for the us , PATRON-H.R.A. PRlet CE ALBERT. Further Extracts from the Commonplace-book of a lately deceased gentlemen by this firm, who combine excellence with economy mo unt Ileee, of illustrated in the PATENT TWO GUINEA PALETOT, sold A being "•. EXHIBITION SPECIMENS of COLOURED PHOTO- Author. 0 a country and colonies by their recognised agents, but in ieuotas L --.APHIC PICTURES, giving all the accuracy of outline and The Passion Flower. By William Dalton. dice Of . tints of nature, in addition to the MAGNIFICENT PHOTO- Norway and its Glaciers. ONLY at 22, CORNHILL, and the principal depot in the al-UPI:11C PICTURES, prepared expressly for this Institution by Napoleon's Royalist Aide-de-Camp, M. deNarborme. REGENT-STREET-viz Not, 114, 116, 118, and 120. • alonsieur Ferriere of Paris, exhibited en a surface of about a thou- Bell's Edition of Dryden. -- sand square feet, with an ENTIRELY NEW SERIES of DIS- Literature of the Month. THE finest EPERNAY CHAMPAC SOLVING VIEWS, daily at a Quarter past Four, and in the even- Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly. to Moist and rhandon, at 61. 9s. per three de epigs at a Quarter-past Nine. • ete* Sold by all Booksellers and Newsmen. and the renowned Chateau Rausau Margeaux, or LECTURESen by Dr. BACHOVERER on WILKINS'S NEW PATENT 'NEVE MAL ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. celebrated vineyards, both now leased to T. e st-onice LECTURE by J. H. PEPPER, Esq., on SPONTANEOUS COMBUS- - PUBLISHED BY WM. BLACKWOOD AND SONS. King-street, Regent-street, where the wines r 110 N, with Brilliant Experiments. 1. or had conditionally on approval or return ----• ael:?Pen Mornings and Evenings. 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Cases are specially invite' of 3 or 6 dozen sent or ZAelaide-street, West Strand-Every EVENING, at Eight, by the , a:now/red HUNGARIAN B tND, whose performances have created I . n o. 4 -`th intense interest leading European itl The THE HISTORY of EUROPE-from the FALL can have a bottle free. ' 1. 29 N,„__ i. se throughout the c es. „"_feramme is varied nightly, and includes the finest compositions of of NAPOLEON to the ACCESSION of LOUIS NAPOLEON. F,states, Mr. T. W. ST) certain. ii.,,,. nt and modern masters, as well as Hungarian and other na- By, Sir ARCHIBALD ALISON, Bart. Volume the Second. In The 1846 and 1848 Vi' .). 14 to al Melodies, Mazurkas, Waltzes, Galops, and Quadrilles. Ka- five., price 158. e 29 ekeeY, conductor. Soloists-Flugelhorn, Horanyi ; ciarionette, M. . 4. es REMOVP e 4 en.larde; piano Miss J. Warman. Vocalists -The Misses to EOPLE'S EDITION of Mr. WARREN TURE.- e 1 ileeelealle. mor;3ins. Performance, Wednesday and Saturday, at WORKS. tance. Estimr ree. 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KEITH 2 all it. Marie nl MENT of STRICTURE of the URETHRA, in , 2 'Aft and Complications. With Practical Observations on the Use and e HE LIBP I 71'l le of Urethral Instruments. The who le illustrated by numerous EUROPE ." ' treated by means ff.,i. showing that this disease may be successfully teen Vols. Bvo., e terate and apparently Once simple and safe, even in its most inve m _ _ __._ . we 1 ~..-L'aceetabie forms. By F. B. COURTEN aY, R.C.S E F m treatment of stricture THE rueve Mr. Courtenay's experience in the t s as ed that the last 20 has nailed, if indeed it haS no urp s , air es years equalled, ano man to whose via . s 'suit of any of his contemporaries, and we know the treatment of a p F id th tali,. we would with greater confidence entrust Circular, July 27, =ere case of stricture of the urethre.-Medleal ''"a• H. itailliere, 219, Regent-street. and -,.... list ----..--;._ , MEDICAL ADVICE ON THE SECRET INFIRMITIES; OF I . YOUTH AND MATURITY. race, bit SAMUEL LA'MERT, 37, BEDFORD-SQUARE, LONDON, teietor of Medicine, and Matriculated Member of the University dinburgh, Honorary Member of the London Hospital Mee' ?ton, E Society, Licentiate of Apothecaries' Hall, London, &c., &c. MAY be consulted, personally, or by lette the various disorders of the nervous and generate,' ifs of I.:suiting from juvenile irregularities and excesses, which weed more misery in youth, degradation in manhood, fe of tore decay at all stages of life, than perhaps any other eases known to modern pathologists. Long and prad in the treatment of these diseases has proved that t' -.. trice secret causes of self-acquired miseries and dis eaistence, traceable to certain pernicious habits Debility, various forms of Insanity, Unhappy ' vnee ages, Impotency, Local and Constitutional endless modifications owe their almost entry ima, It is absolutely necessary that all men te ang- Principles of personal management which bury incurring grievous penalties, and when the heyday of inconsiderate self-ine ury, play be mitigated, how the sting of r end how the evil and its consequen r, to that there is scarcely any degree' i, of derangement to which the times DOCTOR LA'MERT has le in an extensive practice in Plaints, and is the only legr of the taunts and envy of ' the the confidence, through attention to these error uof free. In selecting th' rewarded by the gr irth treatment of then' 18th . care of await' Publications, of °ether pater Hod, have been 1' alx tIIIY las, At horo izer thediep It ' *her ...... / fC4, 12, Y ~ :"rC' ,t,,,, ,,. ,z1 "4144 i „ . , .-, , E " ..'1 T....- .1' ' '1 . ''' . ... S t6. (llll*lliks?---- :i; ~,...,. ....„ 4 : . 1 . ,. - ," 4 _, ,• . „..,'''''''_ . " c L. ' ~..........., ---' 7,4 ' '''‘l4..' .. t :,•:, 1. k - - ur s ugig . i: :;, : A i i o p vl /:1 ": „ s - Et w re s Ne E t, L T L Lo ,s n e d e Lo i n- e I t loriFcI g Ee. , r LIFE ASSUR;l,;.::yuC,.2TE9.,uAlKAinlgoLz•ws,..,talriiceeL;tl7l7FhsGielcialteEnii,:le,:dss..eA'., London. , , , kke 44, ' i l ) K / ' --- - ' ' , se • Itteie• * elne: a, .. lti',..e.. ••• - all re e ,. -, aessie 'he- es •••4 e i •• ." - est • • . • , • • . , - e .. , ".., ~.,1 .&..,; 11... I _ .. ~ i s ido U n. ,R E A sia N bli c si l E ed r protts are annttelly divided amongst the members in ' • * LTV ' ''. /•• '''' 1 ' l'' etssa a s - --#9 0 Sr - • \t, t , - -4,.,1t 4 ,V .. - M--, .V" ''.. - . *-• 7!- .; ....,1,4 \ •,-. 0 ~ . ~,1 , .., •, • . C tit . I Secretary. - . 1 e a „ai ea i ' */ • - . . es , s o . se ..,seesees k- ' . •e# . , ite - - ree -- es Q , •'•• •- 510•',." ~ aa \tee s' . , .a- _. '' ~.. ' ' t 4.- 4i,z.it • . i, 11,S 0 1, ~,,, ~ -.. . - ~., ..: .„.3 - p lB ro 3T4 p b o .e rti -en o tl n (s ' re ko C the premiums paid, accumulated at compound interest 5.7 4 ;• - eresele es _ eat. aes-e s • as 0 1 . ee: -P ,• ' • 14. i• * 4.4 \ve ~ .4 I. ' . ~ i . -, :4'''.4ff - z , /? / '''-, 41.&,ge'i 'Fklt " . 4 1i; ':, DIY. • Seeas e seewee .4Sea . e tare .o• ~ „ea,• e• , -Orr •-• .0A . .. . • .. . • . . . - , , . . • -----..„,—......—... - ---,........„—.......,—, ~'---................,—. .. , EXAMPLE. r 1 ....._ -___ ___-- __— -- -- - - ---- .. . - --- -- ----- - - - ----- . - ,---- --- , . . EV - ENING' -JANUARY Val lAc)4 , l'f• . - est• - •• . -, . . • . . [ 1 ) R10E SD. Polley effectal in 1834, at age 57 .... ~ ~.; .. . £, ,,,b • LpN DON, TUESDAY . Addittoni to d 0..... 5..... • t - - • - • -•- —_ • se „, , ASSOCIA.TION, there is no reason bat the high duty, why the whole of the pro- • SAMUEL BROWN, Acieraii- • • • e . 4d., • This day is published, price One Shilling, . CHARLEs H. MAY, General dvertising UNITYFIRE . INSKJRANC, E, ••. i Agent, Commercial Chambers, 33, Gracech ch-street. perty of the kingdom should not be insured. The present amount • of revenue at 3s. per cent is 1,100,000/. If the whole insurable pro- : I WHO'S TO BLAME, THE PRINCE, THE PRESS, or the MINIaTRY ? A Letter to Lord Aberdeen. . , perty of the kingdone were insured, with a duty of three-halfpence ANNUITIES i le/N THE MUMUskttPRINCIPIeg. Ey PLAIN SPEECH. WALKER ' S RAGGED , SCHOOL REPEAL OF THE GOYERNM e IT DUTY OF THREE of 150,0001., per annum, above that now obtained from the Three P ens., it would yield a revenue of 1,250,0001., or an increase ENGINEE I[W, mAsoffie, ooly er c • and UNIVERSAL' 1 rTaaeAsßtijioanirrSoisfEttelrD).! Fraonrchisae London : William Freeman, 69, Fleet Street ; and all Booksellers. Registered pursuant - I: o int f i, P rE, a ol r n l ss i d a o m nu e ß n x t. 5.., c E ..„ ernoster-row. 1854. BLACKING (Secured against Fraudulent Substitutes by Sll I L R T , e l eg e.T hi MUTU A 9 LIFE ASSURANCE . SOCiETY. . It has been the aim in modern times to arrange a system of taxa- chilling duty. Patent Capsuled Bottles), preserves and softens the Leather, giving 345 strand London. t'which,while it lied the exigencies of the State, would leave This modification is moreover the form which our various pro- ion it a brilliant Polish, and at the same time resisting *he wet. To be PM:CHASERS Ole A NNUIrIEs ADMITTED TO PARTICI- eist 2s. 6d., commerce unfettered, and equalise the burdens of individuals. The gressive meesuree have pointed oat High eluting wherever they had of all Oilmen in Town and Country. Warehouse, 2, Crescent-I'A.TION IN THE PROFITS. '-' • i YLD'S SEAT Of WAR in TURKEY in various changes which have been IMO!' wade need not be here reca- can be evaded, Ore found to be no more ' l advantage - 10 tee exchequer • 1 ILITY In by W EUROPE and ASIA. th • Black Sea, and the Frontiers of place, Blackfiriars, London. • . ~.sricoefe, transit o an t it h t e h ti a ll vo of ea th u e shopkeeper. The redaction of Polley Stamps paid by the Society. me, Effects, and Rational Russia' and Persia, and including Circassia and the shores of the • Sold by alarms - .and Coe Patent Cleansing Crystal Warehouse ' manes can only be e question of time. There is, however, one tax P°4'We frost its termer prohibitory charges to one penny, has Assignments ef Policies; Regletered Free of Charge. • . Pitulated. The principle is affirmed, and the . removal of fiscal ano s it f e nf ro: C e a cth b eei p r tol a d r . e tsa s yms h pt a ,em y: .. led thTeh again Caspian Sea, with the acquisitions of Russia. One sheet, coloured. Temple-bar V. and by MI Oilmen. brought increase instead of loss to the revenue. The reduction of A Liberal Commission allowed to Solicitors and Agents on the - ti ti: an e ex h p ig e h nee p :- r ed bt da. C : o r;t n i e fin:otei p tr A avertlti i s i g e pe s e ._ tr T yhe h L e wrc rd z u ste c i t uae i reduction ANTHONY itd ' f b i Sheet 2s 6d.; case, 4s. ; and on roller, varnished, Is. 6d. CAUTION -Observe the name " WALKER & C 0.," on the ' l Physician to the Generalso anomalous, SO unjust, so crueL so opposed to the avowed policy of the Legislature, that it demands especial and energetic effort on r a ec e c , :lo o t: the nd tn : M r l e ::: andue,an enormous increase in the nro uct on o as mess. Exchange ; and, by Post The COUNTRIES between TURKEY and BURMAII. extending Patent Capsule. the part of the public to seek for its 'abolition. The duty on Fire In- PECK, M.A., Assistant-Actuary. from the Black Sea to the Burman Empire, and comprising the ____--.. , , surance is a tax. indefensible save only by the ne essity felt at the• — 1 Ottoman dominions, Persia, Bukhara, and India, with the Black, ORPIIA.N WORKING' : SCHOOL, HAVER- time of its; imposition. An impost - 17M then levied on &eery thing Red, and Caspian Seas. Four small sheets, 2 feet 6 inches high, ®,STOCK-HILL. PATEsele - , - HER et ACES•TA - TIIE QUEEN. which could by, any possibility be taxed. It was in the year 1815 hi S e: t i e e a s i t n iSlJN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, price 2s. 6d., the Sixth 3 feet ?inches wide. Sheets, il. ; case, it 10s. ; rollers, varnished, , f lh e °m d re n d r i u b c a u t e ' by the act 55 Geo. 111., d. 184, that the duty was first imposed, and itS# P Londoa. f 11. 16s. - For Children of Both Sexes, of all Denominations, and from Every whict h dt time unaltered, of three hilli te which set the masses letter-writing and travelling, will, if applied es retrutine to ,the present me o t ree s n e s SHARE OF PROFIT INCREASED FRAM - 0 HALF l'O CONSTANTINOPLE, PLAN OF. Sheet, 55.; case, Sc. 6d. Part of the Kingdom.to the Fire duty, set the masses Insuring. erage, Baronetage,annually for every hundred pounds insure! from fire. FOUR-FIFTHS. CAUCASUS, - The next Election will occur in April, when 25" childwill ten be Fire Insurance - Associations . are practically the subscription of . REASONS WHY THE 'UNITY HAS ORIGINATED THIS - - , Military, Legal, Clerical perial Staff with the Russian Possessions and the Independent Tribes, admitted. Candidates must be between? and 11 years of age and in MOVEMENT. Policies effected with this Society after Midsummer, 1850, and re- s stuns et' •• b-Di • inultit 1 t ' individuals from ruin b a I . money e e ut e ()ewe y id complete book of refs- and the adjoining Frontiers. of Turkey and Persia. •In sheet, 55.; good health. Ferens•to Whip, and all the requisite information, ma A niaining in force at each Septennial period of division, will PARTICI- Y e sudden calamity'. A tax, therefore, on this subscription is - opposed The co- operative power which the Unity Fire Insurance Associa- PATE IN FOUR-FIFTHS of the Net Profits of the Society ac case Bs.; paler, varniehed, 12s. obtained by applying at the office. All applications must be itt the cru- .to the whole theory of Racal legislation, and forms at once an arra- possesses, and the vast territory over which its appeal can be ng after Midsummer, 1858 in proportion to their contributions to MAP from ENGLAND to I e DIA., embracing the whole of Central hands of the Secretary before the fat Starch. With ordinary effort vation of distress Y ' ' improvidence. '' lion and a premium on Loss by fire, made, afford peculiar facilities a machinery which those profits, and according to the conditions contained in Asia, and designed to show the line of communication with our Ind- every case must eventually succeed, as the votes are carried forward: the Cornhill. position of Russia to. England an W.'t t Iby insurance, would frequently ere not covered may be the means, even in the next of Parliament, of effect- Society's Prospectus. Wan Possessions, and the relative so long as the child is eligible. - tee if not the repeal, at least, the modification of this obnoxious tax. The Premiums required by this Society for insuring Young Lives • gindostan. One sheet, 2 feet high, 3 feet wide. Sheet, Bs.; case, JOSEPH. SOUL, Secretary. •is siesta therefore, of the people to prevent a rain which legislation me ' unprecedentednumber of its proprietary, Consisting of upwards ere lower than in many other old-established offices, and Insure e s ICELLOR of the 12s ;rollers, varnished, 16s. Offices, 32, LudgOte-hill. . H.R.H.Prime Albert, •. es, Lan neithee avert nor restore, so far irom being prejudiced and op- of Five rhonsand Shareholders, a number welch 18 bein g day b y (ley are fully protected from all rick by an ample guarantee fund, in ad- ONAL TAXATION, and James Wyld, Geographer to the Queen and . E _ Contributions will be thankfully receiyicl. -...: presser by fiscal burdens, ought to receive every assistance and the issue of One Million New Shares,-the id sof Exchange. Charing-cross East, next door to the Post-office, and 2, Royal X e •- a` •enconragenaent from tee Government. But in fire insurance, the and Insurers, by the • Ige-buildines. • changes, • ;'. •e .poverninent no only does not protect the people, but it absolutely sf interest secured between its t remi tame. • ' nof its profits, whereby the energies ri lITVOYE ' S PRESENTS for the SEASON; ' ' t . ~ prevente protec ion ; foe many persons remain uninsured, 'or are . . settled and guaranteed division Policy Stamps paid by the Office. • Just published, price 4s. 6d., post Bvo., - AL' comprising every description of English and Foreign Fantese insulliciently insured, merely because they cannot afford to pay the and s m athies of both are enlisted in its advancement-the num. 'Prospectuses may be obtained at the Office in Threadneedle-street, her 37 p of ' e ts-and the extent ofcountry London, f • • • and energetic character its e get,. or o any of the Agents of the Society. i. price Is , WITH SEVEN ILLUSTRATIONS, Goods, dressing and writing caves, workboxes, jewellery, clockSe duty. 'need -enable this Association to DONSUMPTION : HE T HUMAN HAIR, Popularly and, PhYsio- watches, bronzes, china, glass, alabaster, papier matches and Frenth - ' s • e INJUSTICE OF •THE TAX. - over which its Shareholders ar ;di erganise a more universal and unsectarian appeal, than could he CHARLES HENRY LIDDERDALE, Actuary. stationerye at Paris prices, istbles, Prayer-books, and thousencleeof The tax on fire insurance is unjust in principle. It is a tax upon • the most prominent and 'logically Considered, with special reference to its Preserve-m sae bv any office not interested in m lint atning the present articles in bijoaterie and vertu.-FUTVOYE and Ocl., 154, Regent- calamity: ,Men are liable to the inroad of a secret, enemy,. whose t. duty. - -, . , INDI:S.I)IITABLE LIFE POLICY it of the Di-ease. tion, Improvement, and Adornment, and the various modes of its street, corner of Beak-stteett -• ; • - 1 . . 'as advent cannot be anticipated-whose devastatiop cannot Se averted ' M.D., Oxon, Decoration in all countries. By ALEXANDER ROWLAND. The Unity was established with a view of introluchte.a new era COMPANY, A Senior Physician to the "Are ally entertaining and instructive volume."-John Bull. . ,_ UTVOYE'S EIGHT - DAY ROUitl - D BRASS . ./72 -end Who carries rube in his train. To save himself from this ruin • - and deinstation, the insurer pays . a sum of money in combination .ri Fire tnsuranee. It sought by an heretofore unattemptel diffusion ' No. 72, Lomearti-street, London. 4 pro- the Lungs, &c. "An admirable work, which we most cordially recommend,' , of the Snares, to eclist the aetive co-operation aan morn: 011 e TRUSTEES. ./ witli others for mutual protection. 'ellaving the opportunity, if a man d Matins Es Weekly Times. DIALS, 14s. 6d. each, • warritnted ; else an linmense varietyprletary. Bythe defined and gueranteed division of two-thirds o f etcher ' 'ln Q•Ca M.P. I Junes Fe liar Mutest Esq. d Co. • • nog4cts to insure his property, he commits an injustice on his fel- . the -onte s tesimpoell Renton Esq, sessasee-easeees,.....reesee-. i " A volume of considerable interest." - Naval and Military .of French Clocks, under shades, from 2L eseeach, of the newest:end the gross emus, it enebles the I nsure 1 fairly to p erticlpate in ~ . ... . -• • I itichard Sp ooner,- Eesq, sideFe _ _ ---- - • -- . s s e • e • ~ Gazette. ' most elegant designs.-FRUOTE and C 0.,. 154, Regent-Street, Or- low on the country, and. on the Government. The destruction of prosperity they help to secure By pre, ea veutil.getheillsler.l= B 'DC pro , .. "fillain Wilberforce, Eel. Post-free, 6s. ; "To the ladies the work - must always possess a more than m- ner a Beak- street, and 34. Ruede RivellePatis. , ,Iils • property leaves elm a pauper, and a claimant o-. 1 Ihe j . e e ' ,e, ..,.... ,-- ..---a s e..dneMettaad reef eurgee of %hew& e eier, • 9 - viorrNiuptiolref , ~- . eteetairenn iireetoeemee, liaTtP4ifeetetVis • atilllP te'tilrii , it g tv ' ' . Esq. DIRECTORS. hOit 6 edit s . e ALlOAttilOit AOCOitta'4OILII3.IIt 4.."•••• ..., ,OINS, Wheat which sear se _ Williams . Adams, . . Esdss se H. , F , m i a , Eels - a im** s A is t sets e see- sa . s e , eiA t tjtatf . .* RA - ;-its COMPLI-:, -mon interest ".--Ladyle Newspaper. •'•'" We recom ' mend"the vbliune to Alleetto Nein - to be At mete' itte.• UTYOYE ' S - 3/. 3s. LAPIES eestel or' th-A=Kv/illell h - listilet etrit . t eesee ee R[354 se e s e eerw e airecrev . abstracts a pertteneof e . av , sees ~ . __, leo and poor from rameas ses e sse-- sea— - - -- ' - ' - ' - "ro • hn /Mina tem. , . . .__ • I •"*.' - '. " - "tre e 'l '-',..•*--, . lietvereto re slates Ifs biblyi s efillelans ploy thomartio - have •• In Eighteen menthe the, Catty h * • ' 'La.reeet Pro vie- , H. A- &Yea, Elel. . , . tactical Observatiqasson structed and amuse I.".essf. 3 1 .11.170 t. es , ii)A-G eseleei ee . ;e: '-'. • !,Sel. # 7- , „ • _ - F „ Rw sno).:c.S, With Jewel Draweaseeena t.l4lit:bilVtr ' `been, d d t e ls Is's* lam *th tre 11 ev --- r •t tt a de ni or ne, s ori ,oeepo er o reins a lig. tary in the Vieerld,C3lliiStatT ilf3filld- well:Md.:re It lase Jo in Dlagerdeld, Bice - JoinallanettitemEsq. - -- , ;' , .... - ~ , i: '' - J. Liamiltou. Eau. - seek...seeSe - ea- e see,- - - - 2 -ee eec ; - 4' • 4on a Safe and Efficient e. * yees es siseaertn " ..„ s ~ , . , * a im ,s ' . Jeep- Sesetfies...e.Au ia ee etes4eveilety of writing .and dreesnigenosese, them. AY o,' 13i1113AilsiilgThimgettrtie • nd - longer paye Wattle pieta , ' ° lles, O. Parrsn,. Esq. ..., W. Williams, E se; - e e 4: ~... -V ' ''•• ' arms. With CAWS. ,By perusal . Br llTtro :at ' 1. 6 441' : ."' - 0 4. ..•••••'''" ''''''':is. ilesPatch"_baia ' • • mai cap.- . '• s, aohilletTe4,-Wdiletwxes, fined-retieni, mid ev y de,, e & r o ots of the • ~ - . • effected 3,2s4•Patideeishaeuesiata - kil944,ta a _.' • Ite ~ . . . . s . , e. , s ("a '_ ' ' - =mesas of stave. .. , • ~, , ,,s a ~ • , '`f Auntroae. a tls A. • ' ' , re': "" ' ' tal e thie Million St[ 'etshec sibs! i 4 Art_ ~ , . ;eon to the Westminster a One of the most beryl itigtboks-- tin .s 'at is curiouil scription•o'ffancy cabinet and Mather goods -154 Rent-alit •-eisre •l ' But t if u las negiolit be an injuelitii, hew Meet', mere. inejUST meat in' w KT.. ~. . t, .... ~ ee or suggestive, bearing even reneotely tieon the subje ."--Brighton nor of Beak-street. i - D.O Insures Isis peopertya and ive pttpin.italdted Velelsliwis Kier ' -••-• . . _ . ~.e e e a , 1 ails _ , .. Henry 4tdron, Esq. . eserv.a. .is hop, Esq:' -z '''' • - *'''• .'" ;real attention to the sub- Guardian. , . . IEIIO illereasod itesetlepital tte two elel teasitarluelees it -le Iv Charles - ' : e -e . e :'• • • f • ,t or *. .. ueon as an authority on a A hook full of interest and amusement . . . contains the i - IDUTVOYE'S 4/.. 4s: GOLD WATCHES, our perism, s--- tims eaves the dal .11 of the ceanitrY„ defends nimself from pan- isstilnr Oae AMIE& NOw Shares of IL eadh, at beat per ea. ts - SOLICITORS - , :teSSIS. Iteeine aad Andreiv. es .se . , ~. s"-• .se, . •• .• • ' and continues to contribote to the: expenses of the State? nes e a; 4 is)° , o t wzi,o, have saeu allocate' ~4 e s .eeare e, er l e , *Samar let.=-DaVtit ?Mettle: - Esq.` ... L. only rational rules for managing the hair we ever recollect to have - ..a id importaut information. seen in print."-Liverpool. Standard. ...• holes jewelled, borizoistal, escapement w eeme t e a. , l e er What wouldbe thought of that government which imposed a tax three resets. , e eaeie, , . la/flint - on Local s . Beard, 21, C Jpaauglic-terrae, Edgew are -road. • • • ses. " A charming volatile. It deserves to be read by all, and we pro- Watches, . •2/ 105 Solid Gold Chains, of their own manufaetu sold upon a man vithosls property 40 been consumed? Though it would The connections of the Unit feel streets y the iajuitice eef a , , the 4t,,v. Janes Sherg old wane, J 4s. 'luring ton I,,wther, E sq . u-street, Soho. miss a source of instruction in its pages."-Sunday Times. at per ounce, and the fashion only, charged. Every aeserie s of be more palpable, it wuuld not be mare on just than the taxation ,of . • anuses feeters e eneeteneele of progression, an 1 isai sto saVe Celetinexat A. Yr ‘ ;twice Pen:veer , : on, Esq. , London: Piper, Stephenson, and Spence, Paternoster-row, and all exchange or parch jewellery taken ken in exe . purchased for cash.-151, Regent- another becattee lit hail' already. prdyidently taxed himseltmo'Are- calamity The math fiery which has effeete 1 teeefareeotffereiltes; ;Apulia Creed. , Georee Y. Rebson, Esq. e e ~ le, . booksellers. proper y, an e wealth o e • an nem , be pat Hite operation •to arouse the erl;6le eoantlee'te t 2 : ,3.*er Galeien, Eica .' • W.. 1-1, Triader, Esq. • or" The inmost, seememyer, de indefekisible, because it does not come • imp Mance of seeitene a resell of the ill asons duty ;or it' it vii . :SECRETARY -Chai. Liceehtom Esq. a f the first principles • , I ,k 4 Deplorable State of - .„,... - . E'S . enforced for teepurpose f revenge,theft such ame Illicatioli Tile Policies of this co. a, beet inlieetitaele, (ia ter xis of the '.. -... . still be e o t np ly e ( uPTURE. —" . COLES'S TRUSS - IS: By,l4Tr ..UTVOY PAPIE MA ARTICLE, within the primary rinci les of taxation. One o I V cilE P P shall' of taxation is, thaftlie eax press as evenly as possible on all ,r it As sha ll make it merely n 'initial. It is el. von. on in which every . Deal of , ice istltationelaiy re.sist •te d) are TS kefilslEttaßtsE SECU- ' r , ', of RLCORD,,with Pro- IR in every variety. consiatibg of Pole and Hand Screens, Chess e This is the invention patronised by Sir AstleyeeCdoper, and the subjects of the realm. If we try the duty on fire insurance by individual is inserested - bet to the miss of the people of. the king- WEE 4, their validty not ben; depeident as in the ease of ordi '* • ' '''• . e • , t. ' and Work Tables Tea Trays and•Caddiess, Blotting aoi r , an- -.gar -ages, this test we find that the largest properties in the kingdom wholly eery policea, upou the imeort of past, sine eternal. fergotten eireuM- 'se, t '• • . - tee most eminent Surgeons -worn and recommended by William .... c _ e • . dom, is in. reality, a queetipa ot vitel imports:nee. . of the original invent f this ' • ''' • . a Lincoln's-inn, eir Futvoye being the son e Cobbett, and which haS commanded, for thirty years, a constantly "• e • e .... or ois escape taxation, Men who have a large number of ships, for In- • stances eel office docum nets. Used RS F ANILLY's,i'E;JV i 610.1111, I• - -'- t ' yof Antiquaries, &c. increasing reputation ;it is what a Truss should be -perfectly eel- work, is enabled to produce specimens f ar f surpassing those of any ' stance do not insure because they get such an average of loss as to • time relieve the :usenet e mee •no e saa usst ad anaider aa to the future. Arp:horp, 22, Bishops- tattoos, yet agreeable toteh wearer. Read " Cobbett's Legacy to w tl ' manufacturer. All o ler descriptions of Japan Work repaired t • ' ' • - 0 unsure themselves o3e ship against another. It is possib eto ma- -1 • The folow:tig is an asarect, from Lae ['Mitten of the Steineere of - , .. - ; - . 0 . . _ . s equal new.-154, Regent Street, comer of Beak •street. the Unity Fire Insurance Association, and eftiiets tatenlte ill ~11... . , Tato is •:. pa. ely .5111 VJA f., ~SQp lel tele, tteors he.naene proprletary e . s. glue property over which the individual loss of each item would be , s 1 Rontot%.l Persons"-gratis. F' Insuranee•- ' • ~) d y LI wit me aly n'trt, ortn s fifotite beeene: the whole bet' i L divl " • ._ _ . _ . _a • , • - e - el ,. „ nosi e st the Ina- tr ee:kat, ete . 17 ...,4 , 44,.34 1 i e • Aisi ow Aty g s h ow s the • ~,,. - • .. e ' __ _. - .... _ --_, -ea_ ea.i.e., . art nth , ,ATP, .rs of th: - . , ' Urtit i '',- - _-...1 . ~..,i 0; t`tr-,,,,..a.:;•... . . ....... % 4 : • );'.. t f ?-„ r 1 REAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-- THROUGH. THIRD-CLASS TRALS.—Notice is hereby i re; that on and after the Ist of F ebruary Third-Class Pseugers, the 6 a.m. Train from Piddington; and the 8 am, Train from Ply rth, will only be booked to and from Stations on the Oxford and 41 Aing b ham, Bristol and Exeter, and South Devon Railways. h.`aasengert to or from Stations on the Great Wettern Line can only - I° 7l vey,ed. by First or Second clats, Paddington, Jan. 27; 1854. 19, ara, on ; No . 19,142.] I L . . ONDON & NORTH ,:WESTERN RAILWAY. (4 , —The Public are requestrA,to take :'..TOtide that, BY ORDE R ' ,II E POSTMASTER-GBXelit.S.L, on and alter the I st of Feb ;;•°.,"Y. the DiNV.s NIGHT JUL 2 'I:RAI .4 l ea ving London at a 'I 11.14rkierWolv barore 9 will nd Bux Call at Mainhill, and will cease calling at Wat erton, aton. I Pe UP zaGLIT MAIL A'. RAIN from the north, waiving at Etiston ii - Z 4O a.m., will cease ca'ding at Buxton, Lichfield, woiverton, and ~.:2!. The Down Mail Milli leaving .London at 9 p.m. wili cease - "'"ug at Harrow. . Price M., or postage free IHE SUFFRAGE NATION 1 . Proposal tor the Settlement of the Qr on Popular and Constitutional Basis. By London : James Gilbert, 49, Pate, is ib a • NEW TRAIN to WATFORD, Sun)ays excepted , call in g at all " .e latennediate 'stations, will .leave London at 9.3) p.m. ... The train lettving Liverpoul at 9.40 a.m., and Mancheste r at 9.45 "'IL, will leave Liverpool at 9.15 a.m.. and Mane ester at 9.30 a.m., a n'l the corresponding branch trains will be altered accordingly. For other alterations see time bids. By order. MARK ILDISH. General Manager's Office, Euston Station, London, January, 1854. Just published, price 25,, by po I ) EBILITY and IRRITABI. SPERMATORiZHCEA. ; the Symptom Tres Itment. By T. H. YEOMAN, M.D., PI Post ',office Letter-Carriers' Provident Institut Indon: Effingham Wilson, 11, Royal E. only , from the Author, 25, Lloyd-square. am() mne t. 3S LONDON & SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. I '-' NOTICE Li HEREBY GIVEN, That the nest HALF AKLY 'GENERAL MEETING of the Proprietors of the London r ,"' South-Western Railway Company wilt be held at No. 34, York. "a( 1 , Lambeth, on CHUSSDAY,:the 16th day of February, 1854, at Lo'clock precisely, when the Directors will submit a report on the "jsttirs of the Company dunng the 'preceding half-year. A dividend , will be declared, and the general businoss of the Company transacted. Election Notice is Hereby FuTther Given, That at this meetiug an f_etion of Directors will ti.ke place, and that there are seven vacan ga in the Direction occasioned by the resignation of the Hun. z_ a neis Scott, M.P., John Hibbert, jun., Esq., Jain Mills, Esq., ,L_ lll 9 Ker Seymer, Esq., M.P., and . William Reed, Esq., and by the - Ofelhent, under the provisions of the "London and Sotah-Western ii.way Amendment Act, 1847," of.. Lieutenant - Colonel Geare;e -muclerson and. Charles Smith Mortimer, Esq. Colonel Henderson and Charles smith. Mortimer, Esq,, the two thDirectors, are re-eligible, and have given the regular notices re - electionthey will offer themselves for re - election accordingly. th ll -11ata Austin, Esq., William Benson, .1.N., henry Currie, Esq., i.7_ 1210 n. Ralph Heneage Dutton, Moreton John Edward Frewen, 1 7`4., Captain William Conway Gordon, Sir William Heatlicote, (.....,,, Edward John Hutchins, Esq., M.P., Lieut.-Cal. John Luard, )17„tain Charles Edward Mangles, Melville Portal, Esq., M.P., Wm. also Snell, Esq., and Brodie M'Cruie Willcus, Esq., M.P., have Zoo severally declared their intention, according to the provisions of n Acts of Parliament regulating th e company, ie become can 'Oates for election. . ...,^ . The Books of the Cempary forth ‘ transfer of 'stock and 'artareS' ,u 1 be clo se d o n Th u r s d ay, the 2d d a y o f .February, and teibaiu rs i sed until Thursday, trio --16th day . I •FeJruary, 1654, both days oicLusive. ) i. , .. • By order o 'l the Court of Dirnbtors, - • - -,..' L. CROMBIE, Secretary. i .: .t aT i7tviTijetOsi4ith . . 2S, 1854. ong. DIT Ready, in scarlet cloth, gilt edges, Annual Edition of Ik7 HO'S WHO ? Being a Pee Knightage, Parliamentary, Naval, auid 0, &c., banning the most accurate am renc 0 ever pub;ished. London : Baily Brothers, 0 Price Sixpence. A LETTER to the CHAN 4 EXCHEQUER on EXTRA NATIO. an .11 quallsation of the Stamp Duty .on Bills Bally, Brothers, Royal Exchani Vov. , lat. Just publishe,i, New Edition. TBE CURABILITY of CI being a Series of Papers, presenting imPol 1.2 nt rractical Points in the Treatmen arket By FRANCIS 11. RSIIA DGE, Fellow • of the College of Physicians, and late Royal Infirmary for Diseases of th London : Longman and 30( 1 ; 9,1 ; Od soid sola 3 sola sold Just Published, Bvo., cloth, ss. RICTURE of the URETHR. • CA:riciisTs and UFFEC N. With Pratt its sea. S)mpto i.s, and reatment ; anti a MO& of Treating its more intractable fort R9BI I RT WADE, F.R.C.S., Senior Surgeoi Disee a isary. "Mt r. Wade is well known to have paid great ject o r stricture, and is deservedly looked - this ri a a ter."—Medicsl limes and Gazette. T he. whole volume is full of practical ant —lts 0 king's Abstract or the Medical Selena -__.._ " 1 47 - 4TE74FORD and KIL.K.EN - NY RAIL- January 25, 1854 —At a numerous. an., INIEETIiti us the Irish shareholders in the-Water d Railway Company, held This Day, at the Coin s -- mretal-b . ,.iii - dings, Dame-street, ;FLUKE BUTLER, Esq., T.C., in the Chair, fol'ibtSing ResolutionB were unaMrimusly adopted : —lt was propbsel by Williantilludson, Esq., and seconded by John Elliott, Esq., ,Aaat the Committee of Shareholders appointed ou the 12th of Oc -1853, be requested to convene a Special oeneral Meeting of the .proprietors, to be he,d in London as early,as possiDli, for the purpose t taking into consideration the present deplorable condition of the fairs of the Company. was proposed by James Robinson, Esq.,land seconded by , A. C. Taylor, Esq., • • 4• ....:Liat this Meeting 'views with the greatest apprehension the de irinaton of tne present Directors and Solicitors to pr o c eed with i b le-04,structimi. of tit,: Kilken, , y and Great Southern and Western r i iwaY,whi.cti this meeting considers would vitaily i n j ure the Water , Al and Kiik,enny COmpany. • Third--It was pieposed by Oliver Speer, Esq., and seconded by , • . Patrick, D4ly, Esq., • to „ .[ Aat t this meeting limes umt, the.atiareholders the absolute neces '3' for the igropointmeht of an entirely uew hidard of Directors and • hol as this Meetine-is unanimously of opinion thatthe share -;~ . "'• d • can no longer place confidence in the present Board and their. nreitors • 7 • . was propcsl by„ ,John Elliott Esq., and seconded br.:c, . • I •• , That Peter Bickes, Esq , thea,ttentiion oC . the Committee of t4hareholders be directqd-it -Ai to ‘,prt of the ppositilin given by the Directors and their Solicitors Sr Bagnalstoviiri an Virekford Railway Company in'the latelste! •c, 0 1 Parliametttout ot.thij•frilids of tAa Company. • • ' l rth—lt was proposed by. George Taylor, Esq., and secondeelpy. James Midigan,,,Esq., ~ attention of the' Shareholders be called to the advantage h ,Toukt necessity oftliptleintink an etticktra Local Board of Management, •- , acti ve ,l 3 7 . aqd personally saperintehd the working of the Raillv4,.. 11. -ItWasrproposed by Patrick crainlY, Esq., and seconded ,by • r Johif Delaney, .Eaq , • •._ That a Coirimi4ee Of,the'• Shareholders in Ireland be appointed to Sc of Stratellolders in LondOn, arid: thdt 4 . pl z ,` ° .°* l 4g gentlemen be rehttestedV 6 forin, such Committ ee ; w i t h . : , ewer to add to !their: number,f—V*..l.ludlon, A.'S tephens; J , Luke Bailer, A. C. Taylor,-J. Eltiott - ,George Taylor. Esqr.' Y ti cr Lak (Signed); BUTLER, 'Chairriiin. i 13Titler; Esri., having vitcate • etlie - chair, 'and John Elliott, b -- „ 4 being called, thereto; the thanks of the Meeting were, rnisullF.-• 4 • given to Luke-Butler, Eliqi;.for 'iris courteous arid erfteitt • ,t " 0 • 1 - 1 04c,t in the chair. . • . • .• . (Signed) '•- GEORGE TAYLOR, 14 , .?n. !sec. ; London : J. Churchill, Princes owest ice 3s me as s last price Just published, price N Account of the Present the ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS for their Complete Reformation. Ay W. DOWNING BRUCE, Esq., Amster. at-Llw, Fellow of the Society • Adams, 9, Parliament-street. and W gate• street. posal rerior. ;s Oa rg 4a ;g at ►g al (!;.- • le.,.ulire, - , arge stai ste4l.v:progretilive 401uip.,„of 9uameas the Cothpany iS now , 4013., am 1 has done du rin; the 1 .0.41, itvti years,: , ~ !, . . 'l l - "Au tn.; 4.isttriti: New P remiums. 1849 ...• •... .£lOB, ........ £4.364 = -. 4 1850 .. .. .. .. 110 '. .. .. .. ... 3,974 ''' 1851 .. ... .. 127; 1 18 '2' _...... .. 4,4 i 8 l` * I. 1852 ... ••. .. 115,19 , , z ~. .... .. 4,296 , w t 18 53 „ ...... 123,093' . ... • ..•. 4,532 ''. a ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, Manager. .: - N R, t. Henr Ruptufed Persons -gratis. Nene genuine unless marked with the Address, 3, Charing,Cross. pURS SELL' S. —BALL SUPPERS and WE t)DING BREAKFASTS SUPPLIED in the first style public breakfasts, dinners, and promenade suppers supplied by con tract ; a large stock of bride cakes for imuPdi , te use, from one to twenty guineas each; a handsome cake for five gui-eas, packed and sent to any part of the country ifrequired, and warranted to keep 12 months.—Jome R. PuitssELL, 162, Regent-street, and 20, Ludgate bill, only. . . _ less than the amount required . tovinsuie the the largest holder of property, since he did not insure, would evade the duty which must be paid by the poor man who insures a few chairs and tables. The . man, therefore, who does not insure his pro perty escapes taxation. The effect ,of this impo t is, that he who does his duty to the State shall be taxed —he who neglects his duty to the State shall pa's *free Taxation of the people, also, for the exigcncies of the State, isonly. righteous when it yields protection in return. In Fire Insurance the. State yieldsno protection whatever. A man may have iusuret his property, valued at 1,0001., for 50 years : during which time he will' have paid 371. 10s. to the Insurance office, and 751. to the Govern ment. At the expiration of that time, if his properts , be consumed, the Office will pay him-10001., while the Government knows nothing, and cares nothing for him or his misfortune. Tried by this test, again the ttx is therefore indefensible; and.no more reason could be given for its imposition than for a tax on fire engines, fire escapes, water' mains, or other engines or applianw for the avcidance of calamity. IMPOLICY OF THE TAX. PARLOUR Volume 105, for FEBI EENRY OF GUISE. t , By the same Author, Arativlla Stuart, Is. Gd. Fore st Days, is. 6d. parry*, Is. 6d. Ad lberg, Is. 6d. MI er," Is. ' ,qu fre - , Is. 6d. [ > ' riv 'O, Is. 6d. ps , Is;6d. )n iet,'lS. hi. ig nd,,ls 61 ;1r art, Is. 6d. nu ggler, is. 6d. Ist leneau, Is. :Sir 5 theodere'Broughton, Is. 6d.. L+don : Thomas Hodgson, Ald LIBRA.RT. RUARY, price Is. 6d., By G. P. R. JAMES. in this popular series : - False Heir, Is. 6d. Charles Tyrrell, Is. Kirig's Highway, Is. 6d. One in a Thousand, Is. Mary of Burgundy, is. lorley'Emstein, Is. 6d. Whim and its Consequences, Is 65 flentlemeri of the Old School, IS 0 Philip Augustus, s. 6d. Henry Masterton, ls. 6d. John Marston Hail, Is: 6d. • Huguenot, Is. 6d. Arrah Neil, ls. 6d. The Forgery, Is. 6d. line Chambers, Paternoster-roW. RECKNELL'S SKIN SOAP.—Alteration of Effi - FOR'%I and PRICE.— Brecknell, Turner,' and Sons, bit announce that their celebrated OLD YELLOW ScIAP for the SKIN is now sold in SHILLING PACKETS, of either four rounded ta blets:Or eight square', each of which is stamped " BRECKNELL'S SKI N" SOAP," as heretofore. This soap is rec Tamended as the best for producing a clear and healthy skin, being made expressly for•the purpose of the best-materials, and not scented.—Brecknell„Turner, and Sons, Vax arid Tallow Chandlers, Soap and Oil Merchants, &c:, to her Majtsty, Irc,o Hive, 31, -Haymarket, London. and a also a noun:, Ip E, ~ ..A ..S: S U R .k•-N 0•E • , JILA -of iJONI )10N - 3, add :the 11t1.'43c4 tl.n.t-'-thc New and; RtPOItT of the SE i 4 E , OX C o 4 . a. T,F , F , bt tilts ii O US, (moortant Feature of ,I4fe A.ssgitawlgli gted I,w The LYPR,Q.SI C 1 - 3nd GE gElt A.E. L1N1,E" , ,A..A5 U 140 1 .04 IflUktl' AgY. ~ • . 4. , ' 'oti T t h teeT i I . 'ECTING . ''' ``. lEEE oBJECTS yfil.:,ol•per3o)ll LlAVcriti,ylEW 124 E , IN- ~ i_ li_owing is. an extract.trOVtha rte20.1.4.91...3.1 10 Select Coro, , itimasicss ttPon the:r 11;res, ar, GENEB4I , Licy , : OI? AN ,7 4P° 1 T ,04 T ',Art , \-' ' DEMNT E ehar.iitte :, Viz., the ilayisO:s rFO3 WIDOWS AND ORTIIA:NS , e - -, , 'Vier the death of their NA ilia 41 Pftc u ficiatts ; titilik , v a 0 orJinary ,einsactiott of tra't-4/1160:trai.b,r O . tfrEEED Li+O.CA NNOT BE ' ilk- 4 IIitSCIIIEGED 08. ABAIODNE4„ if 'do * _ the ataollity "',Of all 'V- M • k• • , 4.3 sh mid arise, isTracqr a SAPE V OF . , PitExtitnis yelp lir . , A. PAST YEB.4, and t $ tte itee6Sli'y of Ake g aleW policit;s in othlii ;•.' . ' office; at ineremed liiies , of preentilm, --OoKti; t/ the r,re star age ' • • of the assitod; persoas'Atre thus placed Mr the atptios Atm übt- .i* I , •_- , ,44APPY DtLEMAIA' OF _BEING C3XPELLED::,TO.PEO3EVEBE iN 4XING i cabliu‘ts FILOM TE&E iTACkrEAU, With Oite , ,Sl.l3pielojl alld 40uoti as •,N : • '''',.,.. i. - . 6 Ole Biqa:L - 14e 4 Vii:4l lo ,4loe elotlivel) , , , o3 ;OF, roman 1N G TUE ISE , 1' - , - ' ' 'BEMIA EO3I ^ WITIOit. 13. , E88 MO3T - 7.,CitoUttABIA dlftlitl.lasratifte,pi '. .)teir,..arresra TEE ABANDONMENT OIL LUX OE A rot.icr?". ',r• .f ' ' - ~Un the DEPOStr STSVESI." t per.4ll. LS NOT .t` COMPF*LED” ti 'pay •••! ', atm f• TEAR,TO 1133.3.";3.44'he',.4i0M1 not,' irdellroijs Ot-t` Apairtooti, tz4e" -his PO , ley,ljt33r tar' SEETBUSLOA4," but, on thacOntrary, he - ,:;, any pay such amounts, and at such.thde 4 43 11, may find moat cop- P . nutcat; he can stop pviyitorirtlisilever ho phases, and ho can with- , L twVP the whole or part or ws• premium,: If Inc whole toe with .',- n the Policy is cancelled; If part ..nly,r,tht34 the vale of the •-, .„, Polley is dianalsked by the assured value ul the, part withdrawn , A. 11, aged 20, opeai a deposit p.slicy with a payment of 51, which it will be seen he increases from. tima to time, and ()GaAs tonally diminishes. .... , 1 6. „ . _ i pHE RACING TIMES is the only Journal exclasiyely devoted to the TURF. The renowned P R I AM commences this week his celebrated Chants, which will be continued weekly throughout the season. See this week's number for the ayable to Charles Politics of the Turf and the Queen's Racing Speech. Price 3d., stamped 4d.; quarter's subscription, 4s. Office, 300, Strand. Order of any newsagent. Post-office orders P Collins. The RACING TIMES is published every Monday afternoon in time for post. rl /14 ATCHES.FOR THE MILLION.-EXThA:- ;a: . °RHIN-ARV DISCOVERY.-Infallible Watgrprddf Con greves, or. HygienidMatches, manufactured' without Sulphur; by the sole Inventor, A. M POLLL AK, in Vienna; warranted to ignite promptly, and to stand all Climates ; besides their neatness and ex ternal perfectlon.- .the most prominent virtue of these. Lucifers is, their being entirely free from that pernicious odour of sulphur which' has been so fatal to many persons, and is not only obnoxious, but decidedly dangerous. Sole agent for Great Britain and the Colo nies—Herman Mabel*, Albbin-place, London-wall, London. To be had of respect:able , grocers, oil shops, tobacconists, &c. Shipowners, captains, and brokers supplied on liberal terms. Not only is the. Fire.lnsurance duty unjust in principle, but its. pre- 7 : sent mode of imposition is impolitic., towards the exchequer and to the community. It is the avowed aim of the Government to aggran 7 „, dise the wealth of the kingdom, and to preserve, as far as possible, even individuals from pauperism. How much greater is its duty to foster and encourage provident habits in the people, and to unfetter all institutions which lead to these results. Whatever promotes the welfare of the people, is necessarily a benefit to the Exchequer. The, Fire Brigade which saves a mass of property from destruction, preJ serves a property to be st llrated for revenue. The Insurance Office that guarantees an individual from sudden ruin, preservesa taxpayer', to the State. To cast gifficulties therefore in the way of Institutions which preserve the insurer from ruin, and to impose a tax which acts' as a prohibition to insurance, is unquestionablyieupolitic when viewed merely in its influence upon the Exchequer. It is holding out a premium upon improvidence. and encouraging men to leave to chance that safety and immunity which they might with certainty have secured. If a man does not insure his property and a fire consumes it, he has committed an injustice upon the community. The more nearly then he assures his property to its real value, the more just he is to the community. But the more he exhibits tbissense of justice, the more he is taxed by the Government. Stich a man is not taxed for his wealth, bid for his prudence and sense of justice. An anomaly which admits of no defence. OPPRESSIVE CHARACTER OF THE TAX. The oppressive nature of this duty upon Fire Insurance *also totally disproportioned:i, On common insurances, the premium charged for insuring property is Is. Gd. per cent., while the duty is 3s. per cent. This is 200 per cent. for no benefit upon what the office charges for securing the property of the insurer. On artizans, and others of the great industrial classes, the imposition is still I'more grievous, and to them it acts as a complete prohibition of the advantages of insurances..* one particular—that of tools of handl crait—the sympathies 'iof the community have very lately been strongly excited by the total logs of the implements of the arti - zans, where a fire has unfortunately taken place. These men have not only been thrown temporarily out of work, but have been also deprived of their means of earning a livelihood, or cast on the eleemosynary assistance of benevolent individuals, The artizan does not require this. Ile only asks that facilities may be given him, that he may insure his chest of tools and the implements of 'his trade, without contributing 200 per cent. to the; Government, for which he receives nn return whatever. EFFECT oy,xim TAX ON INSETRANCE.--,--' , `O CHARGE for STAMPING CRESTS, ../.1 Initials, &c., on paper and enve lo p es, at LOCKWOOD'S, 75, New Bond-street. Large cream-laid no te paper, five quires for Is.; thick vellum ditto, five quires for Is . 6d. ; Albert and Queen's size, live quires for 6d., Pd., and Is. ; envelopes, 6d. to Is. 6d. per 100 ; fOolscap paper, 6d. per quire ; copy - bo oks, 2s. 6d. per dozen ; card plate engraved,•2s. 6d. ; 100 best ca rds, 2s. 6d. Mourning stationery of the best and cheapest qualities. Wedding orders promptly exe cuted. A large variety of writing and dressing cases, envelope boxes, blotting book;, inkstands. Church Services, &c. Copy the address—Lockwood, 75, New Bond-street. Just published, price ls., • I r 7uAl4it' y A T o I n p a s E —I. Dedia ns L o li f B A o Oits,ll far Sev F a;t ' o ß pol II 5. A Chapter of History as it tutOthave beeur4V. The " Petite nu r des Pauvres"—V. Verse-maltimc•in the Oliten Thne—Vl. Our tte "ary Friends—Vll. Invalids—Vlll: Life of Theodoric the Great, in. of NoticeS —X. Po g. • 'At the Office Exeter-striet,.Strand. IrEAS AND , COFFEES at Merchants' Prices. Congou .. • • ............ 35., 3s. 2d., 3s. 4d. Bare Souchong Tea .. ... ........ 3s. 6d., 3s. Bd., 4s. 'Best A.ssam Pekod Souchong, a very • extraordinary Tea .. •• • • ...... 4s. 4d. Prime Gunpowder Tea •• •• 45., 4s. Bd., ss. , The lest Gunpowdpr Tea .. •• ss. 4d. Prime Coffee • at Is. and Is. 2d. per lb. The best Mocha and the best West India Coffee at Is. 4d. Teas, Coffees, Spices, and all other goods, sent carriage free, by our own vans and carts, if within eight miles ; and teas, coffees, and spices sent carriage free to any part of England, if to the value of • 405., or upwards, by PHILLIPS and, COMPANY, Tea and Colonial Merchants, No. 8, King William street, City, London. A general Price Current, containing great ad vantages in the purchase of Tea, Coffee, and Colonial Produce, sent post free, on application. Sugars a re supplied Co at market prices. „ t • I. DUBLIN TNIV,ERSITY MAGAZINE , , .. . for February, priee 2s. 61, or by post, 35., contains :-- 1. The Fodd of the Irish. ' , • ' ) • 2. Sonnetti. t . .. 3. 31e,moirs of the Count, de Lally:—Part 11. Conclusion. 4. A ;Stlbit to,fhe GreatAnthropophagni and hiss Dominions, 5. Thomas t•Mpore. , . 6.1 SirJaspe?Carew, Knt. Chapters 2 . E.Lit.,' xLM. 7. , VictOria. s X , - 8 The LutaiiWorld ani its Wonders. 0. The Spirit of the Snow. By Denis Flo rence M`Carthy. • 10 A Second Peep at the Dramatic Ga ller y of the Garrick Club. 11. The Dismal Mute — A Romaunt. . . • 12 British and Irish Ornithology. D blin : Jame 4 M.Glashan, 50 , Upper Sac kville-street. Wm. S. 1 rrland Co., 2, Amen - corn er, Landon, and Liverpool. John Menzies, ,di,iburgh. . - JOZEAII'S COPAHINE-MEGE, or Saccharatt, C tPSULES, approved by the French College of Physicians, Successfully administered in the Paris and London Hospitals, and acknowledged by them to be the best remedy for the cure of certain diseases (see " Lancet " 6th Nov., 1852.) Price, per 100, 4s. 6d. ; 50, 2s. 9d.—To be had of the Inventor, Gabriel Jozeau, 49, Haymarket, London, whose name is printed on the Government stamp ; and all the principal chemists. ------- ; i v r' - MR. 4 1,8g87, BLANC,: i, including the BERN,tSp.pliEßLANDandthe STMPL9N, v,„„ EVENING at !Eight (exc4pt Saturday), and I,4L es d, aY, Thursday and, Sitturslay'jlifornings, at Two • 8 ea can be taken at the box office every day from II to 4 ; aria, 2 *; gallery, Is,—Mont Blanc, Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly. A LLSOPP'S INDIA PALE ALE. In CASKS or BOTTLES. PARKER and TWINING (late Harrington Parker), , 5%, PALL-MALL, are now delivering the October brewing in ca. 1 14! OAB gallons and up. , wards. Also in Bott!es, Imperial Measure.. Quarts , B s.; Pi l l% ss. ; Half-pints (for luncheon), 3s. per dozen. '...,, 11 day, [shire, ditto, ; Lan fiester, South- T 1 FAMILY LIVERY.—Arms and Crests A correctly ascertained, and in any case a steel die expressly cut for the buttons, free of cost. In many instances the expense thus Incurred will exceed the charge made for a footman's complete suit; viz., 4/. 10s. (tips includes all the items generally charged separately), so that the quality, style, and general excellence of the materials may be easily inferred, as it must be obvious to all that a continu ation of orders would alone remunerate. Liveries for Mourning, for an Embassy, or other emergencies; any number of suits may be made within a few hours' notice. y general request a book is kept for the entry 'of families and servants' names, who, on changing, may wish to refer to the same. H. J. and D. NICOLL, MERCHANT TAILORS, 114, 116, 118, 120> REGENT-STREET, and-Sit'CORNHILL, LONDON. - rt . 1 ~ o.—. t, o e* wo co ci IC V* ...11.., .- 1 V . I 0 ,; Z —. , 0 —...t0 .roc, ‘l, Co -.or-cqc4 er 1 ' R •-.." 7', 4 `..-; It 7 e 1 gV,'4-- 1; ' s 4 N<l, i *' yi s .? `~~~ ~~_ lEGYPTIA.N H.A_LL.-CONSTANTINOPL E , is open TO-NIGHT at Eigh t, and Every Day at Half-past Two , is lock, The Lecture is delivered by Mr. C HARI-ES KENNEY, and 17! been written by Mr. ALBER T SMITH and Mr. SHIRLEY 40 0 KS. Admission, Is. ; Reserved Seats, 25. dOLBURN'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Edited by W. HARRISON AINSWORTH, Esq. • Contents for February. No. CCCXCVIII. Gott hold Ephraim Lessing. Annabel Annesley's First Valentine. By the Author of the " 11n ho ly Wish." Moo re's Diary, • • Mick Cassidy's Boots. By Dudley Ctittello , ' --- William H. Prescott. By Sir Nathaniel. Tha Californian In clans. Tales of my Dragoman. By Basil May: - 11 was. The. Opening of the Pass. Further Extracts from the Commonplace-book of a lately deceased Author. The Passion Flower. By William Dalton. Norway and its Glaciers. Napoleon's Royalist Aide-de-Camp, M. deNarbonne. Bell's Edition of Dryden. Literature of the Month. Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly. *** Sold by all Booksellers and Newsmen / ILENFIELD PATENT ST. '1 r (used in her Majesty's Laundry), and WOTF ' , ITS Maclaine made CONFECTIONERY, MAR Si .LADE, ;I.:I,LIES, &c., (which gained the Prize Medal of 1851), may c f ; 1 1 Grocers ' Wholesale of Wetherspoon, Mackay, and ( 4 : ..) , cren..streei: ".3.. Cheapside, London, and Robert Wothers?oor ;vgaw. , • _ • . THE WELLINGTON (la i - ,e Cr , .3 3 CLUB 0-igtsil,,Autsatice 160 Piccaddlk, -Geo, .. Ltir4 Lone, doe can dine in the Splendid Dining Roams of ~. 1-,',1-ertSta blishment at a very moderate nab:, of charges. ~, --fr.' nr.Roorrt is the largest in London ; the Cooking first-rate; a, , . '.o choiceSt Wines are supplied in the Imperial measure. Reading and Smoking rooms are open for the accommodation of gentlemen after dinner. I t ' 1 - t g - ... 6 n ,r, 78 04 -z - - -1 co fo co ',- . M O t. w ctivity -tance. Cations as the s, 81. Dn and 'LAURENT' S CASINO, ARGYLE Rooms, ..... (Lessee, CHAS. C. LAURENT, Onslow-house, Faulam•road), "Tat above Rooms are now OPEN FOR THE SE A S ON. 'Will continue ' open every . evening, - ' . 7lrElita NT'S CELEBRATEDt,: BAND. Admission, Is. Doors open at half - pa st 8 '--41.;_liW to - commence fity o'clock, and ter uinate at half-past 11. \ 4 a 4 4 :a n '' 7,3 a. u •• .6• t.l ,-, 0 . 4 1111 11 - 111" ,44 D MESSRS. NICOLVA44EGENT:STR LT_IIL In England, or from France and Garmany, me best talent in cutting, workmanship, and materials, are secnred for the use of gentlemen by this firm, who combine excellence with economy, as illustrated in the PATENT TWO GUINEA PALETOT, sold in the country and colonies by their recognised agents, but in London ONLY at 22, CORNHILL, and the principal depot in the centre of REGENT-STREET—viz., No* 114, 116, 118, and 120. M 5 mount being .110 of CURRENT HISTORY.—The DAILY N.J PAPERS SUPPLIED throughout the eatire west-end dis tricts, either for reading or keeping. Clubs, reading societies, and regimental messes contracted with. All the business of an adver tising agent promptly executed by HENRY WETTONE, newsman, 213, Oxford-street. 1:1 1 7 - fAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. 111 PATRON—H.R.H. PRINCE ALBERT. EXHIBITION of SPECIMENS of COLOURED PHOTO ()RAPHIC PICTURES, giving all the accuracy of outline and lints of nature, in addition to the MAGNIFICENT PHOTO ORAPHIC PICTURES, prepared expressly for this Institution by Itonsieur Ferriere of Paris, exhibited en a surface of about a thou sand square feet, with an ENTIRELY NEW SERIES of DIS SOLVING VIEWS, daily at a Quarter past Four, and in the even ings at a Quarter-past Nine. LECTURES by Dr. BACHOFFNER on WILKINS'S NEW PATENT uNIVERSAL ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Urn "- ,, TURE by J. H . PEPPER, Esq., on SPONTANEOUS COMBUS TION, with Brilliant Experiments. r.. t ?Pell Mornings and Evenings. Admission , Is.; Schools and '.uldren under Ten years of age, Half-price. I t Annual Subscribers to the Institution are eligi ble to be elected 4„, e sltlers of the Reading and Chess-Rooms, on pay in g an additional ' , lea per Annum. il. lINGARIAN PROMENADE CONCERTS. —Admission, 13.—ROYAL MARIONETTE THEATRE, Zuelalde-street, West Strand—Every EVENING , a t Ei g ht, by the Tiowited HUNGARIAN B tND, whose performances have created ~.ull intense interest throughout the leading European cities. The 11 ° gramme Is varied nightly, and includes the finest compositions of ireient and modern masters, ai well as Hungarian and other load Me Mazurkas, Waltzes, Galops, and Quadrilles. Ka- Zuy, conductor. Soloists—Flugelhern, Horany i ; ciarionette, M. /I t : gar de; piano Miss J. Warman. Vocalists The Misses Ti ( ' 4 . e u tam. Morning Performance, Wednesday and Saturday , at PROGRAMME TOR THE DAY. Peale: I. Introduction (Robert le Diable), Meyerbeer ; Dnett (I would that ,„ Love), Mendelssohn, the Misses Brougham ; Solo, pianoforte &Mesta —La Violette), Miss Julia Warma n ; Waltz (My Dream), Lichtenstein; Song (Oh, Speed my Bark), Barnett, Mr. A. H. Percy ; , jiratina (Ernani), Verdi; Song (Benny Bessie Gray), C. W. Glover, q - Iss Elizabeth Brougham; Galop (Cuckoo) , arrang ed b y T. Distin ; Adrille (The Wedding), Lichtenstein. PART II --- Selection (I. Lombardi), Verdi ; Duett (The Cousin.), C. W. Glover; Polka (Cadogan). Kalozdy; Solo , pia noforte (Standard Nis;' ar er), Miss Jolla Warman; Song (Adie u, Fair Land), W. Vincent Mr. A. H. Percy; Waltz (Eglinton), Kalozdy; Song (My cart with Love is Beating), Miss Josephi ne Brougham; March (R adetsky), Strauss; Quadrille ( Malta), Salozdy. l'irst appearance of Mr . ALBERT HENRY PERCY as Princi p al 'tenor. CLOSE OF HOLIDAYS. The return of Youth to their respective Boarding-Schools induces a solid gun from parents and guardians for their Personal Comfort and ' a ttraction, and 110ViTLANDS' MACASSAR OIL, for accelerating the i t.?vrth and improving ant beautifying the hair, ROWLANDS' ••&LYDOR, for improving the skin and complexion, and removing .. I , ll talieorts eruptions, and ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or Pearl Denti ice, for rendering the teeth beautifully white, and preserving the tailins, are considered indispensable accompaniments for the attain cnt of those Personal Advantages so universally sought for and 94 8 tnired. are of Spurious Imitations. The only genuine of e ach bear t he_ name of " ROWLANDS ' " preceding that of the article on the ... nrraDper or label. Sold by A. ROWLAND and SONS, 20, Hatton-garden, London; and by Chemists and Perftuners. Just published, Bvo., in cloth, price 5s , by post free 6s. THE PATHOLOGY and RATIONAL TREAT , MENT of STRICTURE of the URETHRA, in all it. 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The following returns show the progress of this Freehold Franchise undertaking front its commencement to the Fourteenth Public Drawing. The number of Shares issued and Cash received during the first five quarters re as follows :___ ----- Shares in Shares Date. Progress. Completed, T otal. Cash. 1852. Sept. 7to Dec. 24 .. 1,360 187 1,547 £12,161 11 0 1853. Dec. 24 to March 24 1,347 83 June 24 ••..•• • • • • 1,462 217 1,430 8,083 0 6 1 .679 17,401 15 3 September 29 ..... 1,310 168 D e cember 24 ...... 1 , 547 143 1,478 18,428 18 11 1,890 • 20,302 2 11 Total .. .• •• .. 7,026 798 7,824 £76,377 8 7 Shares taken from the 7th of September, 1852, to tke Four teenth Public Drawing on January 14, 1854 .. • • • • . 8,406 Shares on the Order of Rights by completion, by public draw ings, and by seniority • • .• • • ........ •••• •• 2,224 Last Share No. on the Order of Rights by seniority.. • 712 Subscribed Capital .. ••• • . • ...... '• • • •••••• • • • • £420,300 0 0 Bonus realised on shares during the first year...... Six per cent.' Interest now allowed on completed shares, and on payments of a year's subscription and fees, and upwards, in advance • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • ' • • • •• Five per cent. Estates purchased . •• ••••••••••••• • • • '• • • • • • • •• Sixteen. allotted •• •• ••••••••••• • •• • • • "" • • ••" • • Eight. „ „ ready for allotment ~.•.••••• • • • • • • Five. CHARLES LEWIS GRUNEISEN, Secretary. 33, Norfolk-street, Strand, London, Jan. 14, 1854. ON THE SECRET CAUSE S OF SELF-ACQUIRED MISERIES AND DISAPPOINTED HOPES. THE SILENT FRIEND. In Six Languages—Flttieth Edition. CONTAINING THE REMEDE FOR PREVENTION OF DISEASE, Illustrated by One Hundred Anato mical Coloured Engra v in g s and Cases. 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The value of property in Great Britain and Ireland is 4,000,000,000/.; and the value of insurable property has been estimated at half that sum. The amount of property insured in all the offices in Great Britain is eight hundred and fifty millions, realising a Government revenue of 1,100,0001., whereas the insurable amount of property in Great Britain being estimated at 2,000,000,0001., would yield, if insured, a Govern ment duty of 3,000,0001. These returns show that one-third only of the property of the country is insured against fire. This esti mate is proved to be correct by the return made of fires actually occurring. The total number of Fires in the Metropolis in 1852 was 923. Of this number 442 were insured for building and contents, 124 building only, 74 contents only. Of these experience would teach us to e=tl - that the property consumed was only insured to two-thirds of its value. The numbers would therefore stand thus : Building and contents insured.. •• • • • ... 295 Building only insured.. •• • • ••••• • • • • • ••• •••• • • 83 Contents only insured."... •••••• • • • • • ......... 24 Total. •.. • • • 302 It will thus be perceived that ont of 923 Fires, in only 302 instances or less than one-third, were the parties fully insured. This is a prac tical evidence of the operation of the Government duty as a prohibi tion of Fire Insurance. We have further proof of this by comparing the amount of property insured in Great Britain with that of other countries. The figures stand thus : France X 1,415,000,000 Germany ..... . • ..... x 05,000,000 United Kingdom .• • • ...... 850,000,000 The insured property of this country, by this return, is shown to be nearly equalled in Germany, and to be exceeded by Five Hundred and Sixty-five Millions Sterling in France. We have here, then, a duty imposed by Government which is shown to be unjust, anomalous, and impolitic in theory and prin ciple, and in practice injurious to the best interests of the com munity. There is no one who would be so mad as to leave his property, whether small or large, either uninsured or insufficiently insured, if he had merely to pay the rates of premium which fire Insurance associations have found to be sufficient to meet the risk 'incurred. It is the difference between Is. 6ii. per cent. and ss. 6d. per cent. imposed by the Government duty and the Government stamp, which causes the most p*ovident and prudent country in the world to leave two-thirds of its property uninsured. A pro grespive Government cannot suffer snch an anomaly to exist. The tax is so unjust snd so obnoxious that efforts must be made for its immediate repeal, or if that cannot be obtained. then such a modification of it as will remove its injurious effect upon the community. Mr..T. R. MTULLOCH says— " Perhaps the duty on Fire Insurance is the most objectionable of Existing Stamp duties. It amounts to 35. per cent. on all property insured; whereas the premium paid to toe Insurance Office on ordi narily hazardous property, is no more than Is. 6d. per cent., or only half the duty. Thus, If a person wish to insure 1,0001. on a dwel ling-house, a shop, warehouse, or other commonly hazardous pro perty, he pays 155. to an insurance office as an indemnification for the risk, and 30s. to Government for leave to enter into the transac tion 1 So exorbitant a duty cannot be too severely condemned. It discourages that providence and forethought, the encouragement of which ought to be an object with all prudent Governments ; and it is the principal cause that much property is not insured, and that what is insured is seldom sufficiently covered. Every individual, in fact, who insures any commonly hazardous property is ohliged to pay three times as much as the risk is really worth 1 Under such circumstances, the wonder certainly is, net that a great deal of pro perty is uninsured, but that such is not the case with a great deal more. Seeing the vast importance of insurance, it may well be doubted whether it ought to be charged with any duty, however slight. But were the duty fixed at 6d. per cent., its influence in re pressing insurance would not be very sensible, and the increase of business to which such a. reduction of the duty would lead, would be so very great, that we have little doubt that in a few years the re duced duty would yield nearly as large a revenue as 19 derived from the present exorbitant duty."* Mr. PORTER also observes— "lflt be desirable—and who can doubt that it is so ?—that all per sons should secure themselves from losses arising through accidents beyond their control, it must then be held unwise to subject Laser ance to taxation ; and when, as in this country, the tax thus levied amounts to 200 per cent. upon the sum required by the Insurance offices to cover the ordinary risk from accidents by fire, the degree of discouragement occasioned by the duty must needs be very great. It is not only by reason of the security arising to individuals, amounting often to the prevention of beggary, that Insurances against fire and upon lives are beneficial ; they exercise a good effect upon the country generally through the accumulation of savings which they cause. The money, as it is paid to the Insurance offices, is beneficially employed, and made to stimulate in one way or other the industry of the nation; and when called for by the arrival of the contingency against which the payments were meant to provide, it is pretty certain that in a large proportion of cases the money is so much clear gain, because without such a resource the premiums out of which it is provided, would have been unprofitably consumed: 't ADVANTAGES OF THE REPEAL OF THE TAX. The advantages which would accrue from the repeal of the duty on Fire Insurance are not solely that 3s. per cent. would be saved to the insurer. A vast amount of property throughout the kingdom, now uninsured, would then be protected in a commercial sense from fire; and the wealth which Is now consumed would be replaced. But above all, it would lead to the insurance of the property of the poor, and of those who are now by the slightest calamity by fire involved in almost irretrievable ruin. It is scarcely surprising that when an office can afford to insure property at Is. 6d. per cent„ the poor man hesitates when he finds the premium and duty and policy together amount t• ss. 6d. Thus he leaves his property uninsured, and takes his chance of a calamity which may never happen. Suppose in Rail way Insurance there were a duty of 200 per cent., how many of those who now seldom travel without adopting it would then avail them selves of the system? It is In vain to Inveigh against improvidence while our statutes actually discourage prudent forethoucht. There is no reason why Fire Insurance should not be universally adopted. There is no reason why the artisan should not Insure his implements and the servant her box of clothes—why the tradesman should not insure to the value 'of his goods, and the rich man to the extent of his possessions—save an unjust impost which makes him pay 200 per cent. for nothing. MODIFICATION OF THE TAX. Although the Fire Insurance duty is unjust in principle, and in jurious in practice, still it is possible it may not be altogethver got rid of at once. There has been a great t endenc y in the Go ernment towards gradual repeals of any taxation, however obnoxious it might be. It should not be so in this instance . But it has been thought better to provide for tie alternative, —that it the repeal cannot be effected, at least, a modification may be obtaine d. hospital,infir maries, and farming stock, have been already exempted from this burden. By the 7th Victoria, cap. 21, the duty on Marine Insurance was reduced. The duty on marine risks of less than th lOs. em t i per cent., the duty graduating upwards in proposed to ask for a repeal of e Insurance proportion to F e r pr It is, therefore. stamp on the policy from one shilling to one penny, and the re duty, or that it may be greatly modified. The reduction of the duction of the duty from 35. to 6d. per cent., would not only re move the prohibition against fire insurance among the industrial classes, but would lead to such an increased insurance of property as to yield a revenue in excess of that now collected. It must be remembered that the present rate is prohibitory— that but one-third of the property of the kingdom is insured—that * ArCalloch's British Empire (3d edition) vol. 11., page 209. t Porter's Progress of the liation, page 597. The Petitian,q4lo4l(cy holders, dad other diem -fors t or tht,-Ilitit 'Fire 1,1131141,A.5i0C1R1101, it'd of Vtieti aalcis' igni3d` WIZ: VC: cle*ous of ext in ling th I , tfl!s of Fire Ii nranee to ati class§-I"diher:Majesty'a subj., Humbly Sti6itatll'XThat your petitiOy l ',believe A it to be an acknowielt,d principle of your flonouratai-Hattsaothat -it is the ditty of the ,•Leglisliitti , e to cae,oaragz, at,le.gisliitiol..can do so, habits of p!milace and' foresight in eVaiy - m - 3mber of tho inanity, and esp,cially in the middle and industrial ci issue. That in conformity with this wise .axil parental principle, your Honourable, House dld, by the 3rd and4th-WillinmelV., cap.. 23, most justly exempt from ditty all insuraticharen loss or damage ,fire on all Agritultural Pro lace, Farming Stock (live or deal), and Implements of Husbandry ;- as also bjr:btlrer Acts, Hospitals, In firmaries; and Asylums. r- Tit cotiliormity wills the-same• great psineiple, your Honourable by 7th Victoria, cap. 24„,,iimtorially reduce thetlatyi i titionoilitrine Insurance ; and' in the las&s6asioa of Piiitanient did granetelarge reduction in the stamp ittiti s iipon Polidies of Life' 48-aurghee;•as well as an exemption fratiAcoine tai'hf•the. moneys rtileyetedloY individuals to Life AsiiirancerirPases. That :while these exemotionv at-a atoceroted as a - igrati• aa Wise boon, they_bring.into_stillstr,mZer•Ontriast the far he ‘,Vier bunion of, ';ma duty on Insurance of the rernAlnix.praaerti of tlieo,;alltryWoni ' Fire. That besides an uniform' stamp datyof oliNshiliiapionEa.cycry ' tFire Policy, however small the 4Mapiit lnsured.tmaVi• bp„ tern-Nis, also a - 4p crate and clastant anaual three saillinsa-ilaer•ceift._! ',upon the:stun insured. That all comma:fly Hazardous Minya' !ices,. the.Pronilikiicßarspd „ , ,by the. offices amoults to on'y Is. Gl.'per gin% per Mat the thr63 shillings annual duty is daablc,'or2.lo per teat p •utAnt • premium. That to Artisans, and others of the gi4FtiMitstl I 1 s , e tl r Chases, whole of whos , property consists of their fifroithre and faro' impala of their trade; toe fiscal charges (amountiar to 256 per - cent.' per num upon•rimr• Tremlumoi a policy for 1000 'operate as a complete. • bar alafiOstrffisurance. ' - That iso siiiare is this tax up on prudence and fbresight felt, to be. by the community at large. th it the proportion of property Insured from Fire la the Unite' Kingdom, scarcely. if at all, exceeds one third or the ascertained amount of property insurable. That in Marine Insurance, by the salutary act passel in her pre sent Majesty's reign (7 Victoria, cap. 21) the rate of duty was re duced to threepence per cent. so long as the rate 0' premlun doe , not exceed ten shillings per cent., while In Fire Insurance, on the contrary, it is still kept up at three shillings per cent. although the rate or premium be-but eighteenpenee per cent. Thus our, Marine Insurance the duty Is bat threepence per cent. noon the premium, while in Fire Insurance, the duty alone is 20) per cent, upon the premium, besides the shilling tax upon the policy. That your Petitioners, while they hail with gratitude the justice and the wisdom of those boons to the Agricultural and Shipping inte rests, further pray your Honourable House to take into your favour able consideration the justice and expediency of affording a similar -• exemption to all other property, and implements of industry, whe ther tools of handicraft or any other machinery. Your Petitioners, therefore, humbly pray of your Honourable House, • That the uniform Stamp Duty noon all Fire Policies may be re duced from One Shilling to One Penny. That the amount ni.„duty now chargeable upon all Fire Policies may be repealed. Or -that it may be reduced to-6d. per cent. Or that such other modification may be made in the duty now levied on Fire Insurance risks, as your Honourable House may in its wisdom see fit. Signatures may be affixed at the C hief Offices of the Unity Fire Insurance Association, 40, Pall Mall ; at the Offices of all the Agents of the Unity throughout the Country; and at the LOCAL BRANCH OFFICES. Bradford, Yorkshire-12, Darley-street. Bristol—Albion Chambers. Eastern Counties-79, S - . Giles'-street, Norwich. Halifax, Yorkshire-25, Waterhouse-street. Leeds-5, South Parade. Liverpool-11, Lord-street. Manchester—Adelphi Buildings, Piccadilly. Northampton— Drapery. Nottingham—Wheeler Gate. Sheffield-67, Market-place. Southampton-2, High-street. Birmingham-42, Temple-street. THOMAS H. BAYLIS, General Manager and Secretary. Unity Fire Insurance Association, Chief Offices, 40, Pall Mall, London. January, 1854. Useful Pamphlets, to be had gratis on application at the Publishers. (if by letter enclosing a postage stamp.) ATKINSON and COMPANY'S PRICE CUR RENT of Useful and Ornamental FURNITURE, UPHOL STERY; LOOKING GLASSES, BEDDING, &c. 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B, in 10 years, has saved and invested at different inter vals various sums amounting to 971., by which he hail been insured in case of death for 2601. 12s. 7d ; but A. B requires 22/. ; he draws this stun out, and diminishes the value of his Policy by 60/. Bs. 3d. at different times, leaving him in case of death a Policy for 2001. 4s. 4d., and during his life a fund of 75/. to draw out at any time, in part or wholly. The first claim settled by the Deposit and General Life A entranee Company was upon a deposit of 10/.. which a parent made for each of five children, instead of aiding it to an account they had at the Savings Bank. One of them died a few days after the 10/. was de posited, and the father received 34/. 65., being the amount of the De posit Policy EXIMPLE No. 2 Supposing A 13, aged 23, when he opens a Deposit Policy hss the means, and continues VOLUNTARILY to pay the same sum every year in the same way as he is COMPELLED to do ht the ordinary system. Year. , Age. £ X. s. d. 1851.... •• •• •• ...... 23 18 49 6 6 18 48 16 0 1853 • .... •• .......• 25 18 47 18 0 1A54.. ..... ..... ~.. 26 18 47 4 6 1855. .... •• •• •••• 27 18 46 10 6 1856.... 28 18 45 17 6 18 57........ . ..... .. 29 18 45 4 0 1858.. •• ..•• .... —.. 30 18 - 44 10 6 1859.. .... •• •• •••••• 31 18 43 17 6 18 43 4 0 1861.. •• •• •• •• •••• •• 33z to 90 206 7 6 1865........ ...... • 37 1866.... • • • • • • • • • • • . 38 to 90 190 4 6 1870.. • 42 .to 72 141 3 0 1814 432 1,000 4 0 1875 •••••••••••••••• 47.1 to 108 194 13 6 1880 , 52 1881•••••••••••••••• 531 to 90 147 18 6 1885 ••••••••••• 67 1886.••• ••••• •• •• •••• 58 to 108 182 10 6 1891......1891................ 635 738 1,525 b 6 Th premium of 181. commencing at 23 years of age, and paid upon an ordinary Policy (As IT MUST BE) every year till A.B. is 46 years old, w ill secure the same sum, viz., 1,0091., b u t if A. B lives 17 years longer (which is the probable duration of life at the time he effected the insurance) his Deposit Policy, f or th e same paymen t s Policy of 1,0001., will h ave i ncreased to 1,525 L as for an ordinary 6d. TILUSTEEs: The Bight Honourable the Lord Viscount Drumlanrig, M.P., P.C., Comptroller of her Majesty's Household. Major-General Sir W. Clayton, Bart., 79, Gloucester-place, Port man-square. Sir Charles Price, Bart., Banker, London. Vice-Admiral Ayscongh, Prospect House, Southampton. CHAULAN. The Right Hon. th e L or d Vi scoun t D rn mlanriq, M.P., P.C., Comp troller of her Majesty's Household. COITSTYLTING ACTUAZT. Francis G. P. Nelson, Esq., F.L.S. STANDING COUNSEL. R. B. Crowder, Esq., Q.C., 111. P., Recorder of Bristol, Counsel to the Admiralty. and Judge Advocate of the Fleet. R. Maitns. Esq., Q.C.. 51. P., Lincoln's-inn. Chief Office, No, 18, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, London. Loans granted at 5 per cent. on real or personal security. Annuities on most favourable terms. Diseased lives and lives de clined by other offices accepted at equitable rates. For Prospectuses and further information apply to the agents in e country, or to C. W. Bevan, Rmsident Secretary. Agents wanted in all parts of the United Kingdom. N.B.—Life Assurances effected on the ordinary plan. Pamphlets, to be had gratis on application at the Publishers if by letter enclosing a postage stamp.) THIRD EDITION.—WITH ADDITIONS. Just published, Bvo., in cloth, price 55., by post tree, Sc. 6d. 4 - 1 N TRUE & FALSE SPERMATORRHCEA, A... 7 with the View to the Correction 01 wide-spread Errors n relation to the Treatment and Cure of the Impuissa nt and Sexual Hypochondriacs, Translated from the German of Dr. PICKFORP. T 3 which is added, an ESSAY en SfinaL DEBILITY, by the Editor. "Dr. Pickford te known to English readers by his frequent practi oat contributions to German medical literature. This Is the first audit this book time, he informs as, that he ha addressed himself to the noa-medi cal reader. Wo trust this rosy not be the last, if he shall letect any other equally flagrant evil which it may be in his owar to correct." —London Medical Gazette, May 30, 1851. The tribe of 'Quiet Symp it ., It most isth p et r e l z i b e r — o . thisers,'and ' Medical Friends,'are mercilessly exposed; oeuld find its way into the hands of those who stiffer from. th e lae the com plainttreat- of which it treats, we are s,a,ftliostlade3d, tahnadtmmiannayhaannddrweheisatwiVodc oe saved muck needless suffering ass importance, though it is that which the quaelt p : at lett money... ...This volume is well qualified to ynt an end to th e empirical system of treating Spermatori hose, and to ;writ noon a more rational and physiological basis. likely to de Much good."—Medieal Circular, Jane 16,1852. - London: 11. 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