The Sun. — London, England, 1844-06-03 00:00:00

T$ Tin, InTrorTAL ANTI-CORN-LAW LEAGUE. 4 O E WEEKLY AIEETING of the. LE a. ~,,i i, a , win held in the THE NTRE ROYAL COVENTZ.Kh • L The ch 31 f.t • Y EVESINGIIEN:V;. the sth of .June. 1 * A ; s 4l,x tur ...4.. .7. be L takeli by 0 Et - J.11(1E WILSON, EN.. Pr9e ' he ' z ' kSI SEVENIPCLO ' • • • • C0. 1, .s i',: 1.. - 4110;1';110riniellili'llar4 will be addressed by the Ito - n - EdWardl3onVerie, nock ; Tho es'ldlluer Gibson, i. earcl is n i a n ,434l wer, AlinZ i nsbary Gloucestershire. Esq., M.P., and Mr. ;Nue, ,;-;,"u„taission may be had o ' n application'at the Offices and ''''' 4 h'clo c - k "'"daY and Tuesday, between the - hours , of eleven . . 04113?olt,idesati.ons ter l'rlyateTigge 3 foA)emade personally, or by letter. ,•The ar 3 ,,,; ~ . . "' l (fallen - V' registered Members will admit, as heretofore, to Pit 145118 TO BE OPENED AT, SEVEN O'CLOCK. , ' 1 salt-visterf; de. _ ron erti a F so aP bIIP. ,nel 01 .— • Iry „ t g of ans'bed son s, attee,„ d for the Pw, De" arrang e $. Irvine, 11. nventionak, e it to in r e coniPl. 6 !" o ° is , deseriP ti oile r ' , or tra, v intendea tv gAi l " i si ii eme ntine ice / burg, orr i i by a 0 .4 )) •ai orli. ect to the t lengt h c° , 11 :1 ties. 13'0%, fr,p 'Ow- , u article s M 30111 03 i ltee 'er titine the v e the r lr ter of th iff 0011 1 ;4 em ade tro t )f 25 P er ' le 3 )rought rs. to gi° es9 o' This """ ltx" 17" 4 Wa s irar r . 4 , r of he Verde, alf-p t coming' tot d u tto a him iftiestl ut t.9 s to se t c i o , return „nO,l h n' e - ro bl i Atn, t° to w reseate.d.:o, ty, for a tl i. dii i j o Pri r Of tu e , l oo: aS are v " he Pr°ll° of t ile 0 0 ' • joif th e sse * , of 11 ' ' tlo 0 48 ' ef' to l6, Son , t a o ,deri'sePP o to ef tb )f" .ton , „ i t F g• f :g. 11, 94 13 4 „ 10 6 8. i f . 4 f r. _ • f. o ll ' i 01,'IanVia er t4 o :o 4 ale* ); 7 t rildevloty r ; 0 0 0 0' S e r I 11 , • lj f iPsf. Ge n ' / 1 I , o ll ` )0 ell tio LIFEEDINTURGH, and . DUBLIN , tte. ASSURANCE COMPANY, -* sr, ltitaniion•house, and 18, Chancery-lane, London. DIRECTORS. • ' A . 4 ItE v — r-., 1- r KINGSFORD, *Esq., Chairman. lend Esq. Deputy Chairman, John Aaa sq.• • E Atki ersen, Esq. . James llkrtley, ,sices t o n s.. Esq; .(i John M`Gufile, Esq., . sq. John Maclean L R ee, ' rk tildreth: • ' •T. Marmaduke osseter, Esq. • AUDITORS. ' • - • - .- Robert .E. Alison, Esq. ..4. lc A lT D inß __ 3tars h an g a m, m„D„.1.11.16., L. and A• Tgl goL Messr .Paini i4l4 %.r. P iF l ra7F ' , E an sq d P atm . er .ONLY _COMPANY:who are bound, by t r h o e v ii not te dispute . any,policy, unless they can p . i t t 1J) , fraudulent misrepresentation ; the great mand L.,1 14 ski x 1i . g ... b411 to render Lire ' Policies 'COMPLETE SECURI -7 t Q tt *" 400TIABL E DOCUMENTS,' which shall owe I th e ir Ind c ertainty of the contracts upon which they are founded, ,tat ba -ePendeat of the liberality or caprice.of those who shall be. kr l a r Zeoteut of • the. affairs of the-Company the the claims ' Q r IhiS purpose the CoMpany have, by a clause in • their toyer „. c Onstitution tuiheiltatingly deprived themselves Of the kW („tiecting to Lt policy , uuleis they undertake to prove that watt them by fraudulent misrepresentation. The . - 4ty ° wanton to all other Life CoraPanies, , whlch nxake the 1, q3 Of 'til e '' s ,soraisce contracts dePeoolePt OP°n the perfect corracte h;,',lleY, t iad l Uol* Statements required front a proPoserf_ST !i•j L _ l _ l ‘ _ hare given rise to almost all the quest..us %e s" in- there Courts, Mad to Many extra-judicial corn 14 )„,_'`e MOS anti ly brogated • and nothing but fraud, proved -4 41117 4 c omusitted aga inst g them, can vitiate a policy granted by N is , b itid 44 , sl P / .7, 1 : 1111 ONLY COMPANY from whom the assired on the also 41e, receive the _whole of the • mutual accuraulations, 10 1 4 4 a4 raritee from the Shareholdora for the sums assared. kills t he Policies although the debts for which they were have been liqtildad :before the deltas arise. The osidering it only just 'towards the assured that• where t iVel j);„.., a re been paid for assuring a given amount, amount P:od; and they , undertake to -do so withoutrefsrence to 11 /14 of the accounting between the assured anti his debtor. ete,fi li r S ALMOST THE ONLY COMPANY who grant is favour h oski,, a Whole world policies, whereby.. the debt is, secured, *letter should go beyond the limits Of Europa. );"tx tOlituns e4gulated according to the Carlisle Tables, are ~tt re, o l, 4 sual upon y4ang lives, where participation in the prodts and for 'heti 4surances , which, at the option of the bystd s , be continued for life, the - rates are as low as a due ye . Tk e * :Ze t e security will permit. lAL ASCENDING' SCALE TO ASS le SIM . • a t e first 1 , E.econd I Th Tlaird Fourth IRO:wieder ''es Yrs. Three yrs. rea Yrs. Three Yrs. of Life. s. t. £ e. d. 1 2 7 1 9 - 9 y 9 119 6 2 i 6 214 1 - 0 a li )0 9 4 811 I 4 Z. s. d. A s. d. A I. CI. 1 16 11 2 4 1 2 11 3 2 9 3. 2 19 0 - 3 II 9 3 0"8 4 6 4'16 4 510,5 610 1 7 9 .9 7 9 9, II 14 2 -10 2 7 lit t ki. eb at Ye PREMIUM PLAN` only one:half ef the first ein s premium Is required, the other half- being payable at d o „ til afeq T' r itance of the assured ; thus allowing a Policy to be r e seven years at one-half of the usual rate, or to be ten , t 4ne - lialf of the gsual sacrifice, and entitling the assured, lip P j t i btt 'lance, when lose ;,f health may prevent him from -4-searance, to continue g "'Policy at a rate of premium „,„ 8 arco„:„7 11 age seven years younger. 'fhp Ilalf-premlum plan aitt t litei t , - ;`Laa Pritatiatel by this Company, Wes ig.tiles persons . 414. n're,i raeir own use this one-half of the premiume for .91 ' e fp r . i Years. at 51. per cents interest. Thus, suppose the ": liti t ti ''' t ain for an assurance of 500/. to be 101., the first pay ilib of h e half-premium plan will be fire guineas, being the one -1,14 and interest for the retained half: and:' if death Qr "Lthe 11E4 year, the sum of 5001. would be paid less the ageUrett htgy thus have the use for the first year ta:" r Ya;."ecod, of lox.; ft.r.4 so on till the, end .of the When the retained sams, 4i.mqunting to 351., may either - retained at 51. Per•cent. intercg ?pal death, when the be subtracted from the 5001. then pny4h. tho Company. db . ' • , 44 . us DIiED.POVNDS ON MALE alralsdf• ~ s. tl. Age. S. a. d, - ;1b 1 - - - 111 5 • ' 0 45.'. 116 6 1 6 6 ‘` ' • 1 44. 11.41) 4 by ti _ u "N and sches io . larded WilfialeAnts, ` ll e -Manazer and dules an Agents nY ALEX. ItbiJUST9oN,7lllanagev. 2 3 i) 2 12 5 flee of ex, Ai,,! " dtn AGENTS. • , - , 4 •14 P, 4 th . - - Tyrrell,. Wm., Merchant •-- - . - .ti k ,,, , erd - - - Roberts, C. H.,. Surveyor. ' :• : - 4 ,4' 4 lviti, ' • - • Lipscombe, L., Solicitor . . .. - n lh., - ' - - Davis; IV., Postmaster Ne,'''<lei " - - Crosse, 31., Civil Engineer 13 4 -. a ZoEch - Sill, R., Solicitor . - liq t , St t a -- - - - Broadley,4„Nrine Merchant , • B a k le miround'a --- salmon, W., Solicitor • tot (• h ~ . Nicholson, E. T., Publisher .r,,,.'• • ' - - Brown, S., Tea-dealer ArcL g toe • ' - - .Barris, C.,.Solicitor 1 1 1.,7, 1 ',..Y ' - - Kennett, W., Solicitor or,, PI c - Jones, J. Manufacturer . lt ril 'llep 'wile . . Griffiths, E., Postmaster ~.ridt °„ 4 " ' - - Keutgen, C., Merchant • , "1,-,•.etr ' - - Mitchell, C. C., Solicitor . . . ) 3 , 4 - ta lt . attr . - - Deacon, F., Solicitor ,N 114 4/0, ' - - G. Ernerson and Son, Merchants 4 'ea - - Boyd;' Witt., Brewer • . ' • 4„,. ttr . (2 0 -4 1, - - - Cutler, F., Merchant t,l k l , '.. - - Maybery and'Willlams:Solleiterl • ' kilt,,"q t . ate r ,, .. - Coates and,Lefebure ; Merchants 'lea -' - Williams, T. W„ Auctieneer • - art iv te r • - - i.,t. ie ' - - Pascoe: T., Draper vir''lkr-,,, ' - - Hodgson, - T, IL, Solicitor ',- ki'etit - - - - Davey, .1., Lend Agent ' ll - - Box, W. 11., Solicitor k. (hi' ~..4.4,L 4 1 - - Roberts, John, Land Atilt ` 4 4 0 . - qe.g,, a - - - Whitehead, T., Accountant .. NI-4' . - - Dimmock, J., Prlritseller khtp. ,y ' - - Adney, F., Solicitor ' `liti '" Stye - - - Kempton, J., Bookseller - c., rliel..,_ ettou . ~ Robinson, J., Agent Tape - I) l'' 7 - - • - Prowse, J, Draper __. 0. 41 0ty, * _ - - Johnson, IV., Merchant Vartk - . Hart. W. Jun., Here/mat 96nd', 4( en : - - Pike, W. arid•l.,•Ville M0rg17447 8 Vt.* "I - - - Taylor,. W. 1.,. Dr u g g ist; )4 -- . - Lanham, Hy., Agent Ni k t 44 l ,Port - - - Brother., J. Chetaist ' -1. ' -4( kr - ' - Tucker, H., inn., Solicitor • he,' • Oa, a • - Proud, J., Chemist . . ,' • "k\t' 4l • - - Hamilton, J. B. and H., Booksellers 4 k, l iAh - 11 - ' - Rankine, W., Merchant b -4 416„„ 4 - - Bytes, ir Solicitor - • ' `Np, - '''''llty - - - Wilson, J., • Draper zee,: - - Davis, B., " Merctant - • - "‘"oort Darling, J., Bookseller Au Vgbil ir ._ , ' . Cooley, C. E., Land Agent , kei t rZli - - Balle, T., Bookseller trp t, , ll„ ' - _ Yeitch James, Attorney, krzwtoTh : - - Kernaghan, T., Merchant eitf.4,, r . Stone, R.,' Surveyor " 1 04 , Cla - - -Wright,. A., Grocer , (I, kn. . . rov t i•ur 'Fisher, T. 8., Draper %.'hvit - „, 44 - " - Needham; 3., -Bookseller e",tva,,," : ' - Powis, J., Harmer-street ''' -' 1 ' - Coetello, J.; Whie- merchant ''''‘i - t . - h N I , • • Queripel; E., Jan., Solicitor • - ) 1 ° 0 44, o : 0 11p : • trairip" f1,,1 Merchant . . li r larp - _ - Lovell, H. W., Academy enrr vr .. - • Robertson, C., Banker 11',I'lv.ip, , vest : - Elphick, G. W., Conveyancer li..7h t „lttl . - Reynolds, W., Auctioneer itit"' - ' - Paxon; F.; Plumber. . . ini,- , ' - Roberts, R., Banker ,"'Io - ' - Burgess, J., Ironmonger v 4 - - - Duteil, , L., Merchant 1i. 4, . °1111 .1(1 - - - Harrison, G., Postmaste 44) 441 . - - Bettye, T. H., Solicitor .p. NA, , ' - Hewitt, T. F.:Merchant , ri t h . " - • Allen, Ct. L., Grocer • 'eat 1.. r 7 Garlick ,. M. P.; Solicitor 9. 1 0 ,"&44 . ' - liiiie, W. P., Surgeon • i t 4 XI 3. ' - Hemsworth, G, 'W., Douglas i ' - 14 ikt,irt hater - Prentice, B. M., Banker . t::rickll6 - - Saunders, H., Solicitor. ' • t„'et . ' - Jenard,- I'.; Solicitor . ' " • liZet.. t . " - Jones, R. L., Merchant 4.7,'° 1 e ' - ► - . Griffith, J., Appraiser ' 1, 1 , ,, 1 . ' - Parry, T,, Chemist 1,.,' 4 ; ' - Dawber, W., Merchant 47,: 4 1 ' . - - Compton, 21., Architect I .4;_thre - ., - - Davidson, J„ and Elliston, E., Merchants 1,,,0i 4 , - , - - ' - Cassette, W. (L, Merchant ~.,- " t * lii„ Cowan, J., Agent ', 4 trt - •"9 - - - O'Connor, If. M., Merchant tie k. . - Kidd, 11. 71., Academy iP ' - -. Edwards, H. Solicitor ~b.,,°4 - s *lmple., - - - Trull, J., SUrgeon • 44 - ,,,'"it0,, - ' 4 1. ' - Digby, G. W., Solicitor •- 14, 1 ''40, . : - Langsten,.E., Sharebroker k,,.` • . 1( 1e, - ' r Bartlett, S., Silversmith' -i ttli • - , , ..VierPrig, 4,, Surveyor 1. 2,,, , iatt • " - Fitzgerald, i, AT.PIVIT !+4.r it - - *W il kinson, S., Stationtir /i,, 4 14 41 _ - _ - Reid,.T., Solicitor . /4,; ( olyiri . - Wardroper, E., Solicitor ' 4 ', 1p" • - - Simpson, A., Bookseller 1v,,.." ( 414, e_ ' - Richards:J., Draper It sae • ' ' • Long, E. S.D., Solicitor • 1 '' 1 , ,, t4 et1 4 1 , . ' ' ,yot, R. A.., Chemist A:. -‘4:5 F u Witt' 4110 ap4 Cp:, Sharebrokerat 4 ° .,. (4 ekt t°4 . - Jane., W__ l . Plintc# • g e „„ . -rh9r-t, ,-, _ - •Pywell; It., Solicitor • gi„v49t ,0 1 • Wi t h, - Browne, J. 0-, Surveyor • t i ,""lstryt•ill?nui - "' - Wra and Son, 3ferchants 0 4,, °lats.) Long, 8.'71., Auctioneer - ,41ip. -, ' .• elvoril: N Price, vr„ BOokseller llill - • :- Townshend, J:, Stationer sauce - . .7 1114.ityf, Accountant " ' e tS k4Qt ' . - hdt 1° 17 4 ., el l :'%4P r y, lie t ki. - ta .A-... . -I 7.woa - . - Lloyd, 71., Banker - A -11 • • ' Duplock, G,, Bookseller 'ol " • 4,,_e , • - Saunders, W., Ship Agent • Ito - ;arlg ' .. : - Daly, M., Banker ij ot wora - 7 . r e and Crabb, Merchant s p hd' . ' . g 4i 4 t,, Ale ' ' - . cii,k4,o2, W., Accountant %tr, 4, 11 - ' .. • ' reel), 4., swg,efo ; , Rt. A 'tiro, : - • IrIiiESWOP4, 4., SPlieuPr' hoot netts ~ ' 2 1 fitelia, S. Accenniant - ' • 4 ' a44 Pt ' - - c.,olia • op Nankivell,J,Draper ' ..- 4.,. . - Andrew, J., Printer . .. In, - -.b.:. - '.• Hunter, D.,..lterchaot . . k.,49 -- ^.7 t - Hoersey, W. - W., Solicitor fit.; 41 .)0i. ' ,,, 4 • .: - - Bretteil, NV-; Printer '• • • . t i ,ert,,.. ta ri .• _ • Soyle, J., Merchant . 114.nury 4 :. ' Mei7v. NV., Academy • wk tot e - enanipton, 7,T. M., Solicits; . l',,,trtci lk •`., . _ ' ' f i t:lford, Q., Draper „. . ... • . • 11. 4 ,.``,,,t.er„. ' . ~ - tey, ,j, ~Printer , . 4 -Itp,•,,;i 4 try _ - • ' •-• atten, - y. 0., 4utioneer , Vii mi, , Ig '.2 . ." Thomai, .T., tolicifor - , 'o•,c i p rl4 lie WI, - " .T , 11., Harria, Agent Vp. O 4 Y :•.. . , -" ...Sten.hand Camel, SolleatOra - ttl i „..: _ - . : Deli 47. - 144Trie APO •• . . .. • • • fteobs, A.. jeweller . • Ic t 3; . - -. . - Braithwaite, F., sogotar - ' .. ' It i ttoil '• ~ 4 . . •• NVllliams, W., Currier ' .„ -iei t i* • . - Walkington, J., Chemist . .. • l'her l T%lth ~- : : Joyce, J„ Chemist IV, onry • • ' ' • ilenner , A Solicitor • I74 l e wich, 7; -. • tat ''' '-• ' • i, er, J., Collector _ li r..:ile i tt_..u , :ltet r iiiih te tota: r ,nk , "......., ~, ...1 .... . e.... v.,.. a aaf.rsi iiia eogi.trn.n,a.: : :: : . . i,.. lf :::. it i g .:!e flt ar . 1v.4, Dooi . , . . - emßeifi,"tv. 4, li n Ve r . ,;a...iitmlaverl,lß„:l•Aeademy' Y 4t llest It _oi,, er l' - ` 4 ' to • . own Clerk , J.,. . so . u l, oi Solleitor ' thrZ il - ' -Cobb ." ' ii e ~_. Foggitt,.J. Boot:P:04 • 4 . 1 . i. . C .,,,,,t'0cker..0., Ironmonger • ' ' ^ "lon. G. H., Solicitor. , . . • 16,162. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING 1.1,• • ts.f F.4••1 • • ••••- ," • _4 5 JUNF 3 1844. PRICE V. 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' - fi:tcta 1_•,..0 -at,-,....ararcrsaalramormlinsualmerons.. tarok , aarsa... , ...l.verairritmli,nuoniusairmszedr votannlEWW.si _____ __________ • SCHOOLMASTERS' AS On Friday the adjourned meetia .was: held at the. Green Man, George-I Mr. Jones.in the Chair.. : The ,Sclt'rAßY'.(Mr. MONDAY) the last meeting- , . - The CHAIRMAN stated , that sinceit, had had conversations with influential With the profession, and lie - had . receivei, hid greatest encouragement for the proposed Association. The COmmittee had considerable difficulty in framing a set .of rules for the' government-Of -t4,*iel. but he bad no 'doubt that m 'the course' ' tip) they would be able to la 3 before the generi body teachers a plan which would etnbrace the- intereiedfAll; - .und Pre' sent no obstage to the scruples of au • : • Mr. BARRE Said that since the last .'meetinglie had had conversatrons with several persons interested - l e n the welfare of the profession. Amongst *there With-e rgy.. men. of higirdiguity:in, the Churelt;-who., f stated_to him That :they were surprised that such wa.9 commenced now for the, first time.. He itunechtliiit the Committee be 'ailowed.'thV interval: to, . WecluesAlay next to prepare a report. upon. which 'the' Sbeiefy shall be Hfounded. . Mr. PARTON SeCOOO , l the te'solutiOn, and said its the object of theprojected Association was. so eopprehensire anUbenevolent, that he could 14ve noidoulYtithe:Coin inittee :would be supported.by, a large_ niajorkiy of the profession. It was well known'-to all present, that some of the iitbst deservino• 6 , persotis; 'Waving filleeth-e - import ant:stations of -teach es. to _ .hundreds - of, the A:Wren of working classes, or presided over 4he education of Toung nobility, have passed the remainder of their lives in ex treme indigence and neglect. . The resolution was agreed to ueanirrlonAy.. .. On the of Mr. Cr..vro, seconded.by.Mr.l.3NG i a vote of thanks vas unanimously passed to the Chairman for his judicious conduct, in:the:chair... The meeting thenadjonrnid till - INtedlieiclay..next. 4 1 ig 4_744inui4l-I.i i ~f •atre 7 -,-,7t-.,,\ ,4.!,..:1f rif iligil al r*t!:s •-•••:"'::-:7;./..., ,e the.: he last RlO 7 - 70 - 4---' \' --'troth' p ti f.:;4 NT - - • HOSPITAL - ONSUNPTWA and ..; , . Yesterday morning a sermon on behalf.ofirlitexcel lent charity was. preached at the Church of Sr Nicholas. North Brixton, by-the-Lord Bishop t of Winchester. The Learned Vreiste, m the course of a very eloquent address, adverted to the i wff printed address cir cu i ate d 'mu* . t h e , _ - det.gregaiiOn;al OlTa Prn •-• • i'fhere is scarcely &disease., of any severity uhich does, not find ready _ailb*sion, hito r the .veto is, of our general hospitals; and many complaints .of eompartitively rare- occurrence and trifling ~i4ipoEtarice• hare instithtions specially devoted-to their treatiaiiit't-hut.-iontamption, the-Most.: frequent and destructiVenittlitl2ll;;i4tence, ftiids the-deers-4 littapitais'ehised ag t 4 ol‘4l - 4 The plea en NNltioh' ,consumptivo patie "nt,,,is re -I,fit'sOcl admission into -Oilier tlaa nature and. almast._ certain fatality- or his diieeSe,- But ithescerzy) peculiarities give - himithe , 'strongest claim ou our sympathy; for when .tbe poutumen- falls ill, the very sources of his - subsistence are 4ried up ; acute diseasce mporeeish• and embarrass -him, but - chronic diseases ruin him ; .these who are dependent upon hiS exertions share his deitittation, and are prevented - fl l / 4 `4lCearning their own livelihood by the neceiiity o f nilnl4 - teiing to his wants. - - - - • • - " To provide him with Ilnitsvhirit, to surrolitgqiim with the e°111!")rts f w hk , h. stands SO . zaileh - in .need, to ensure him relief ftnm the sufferings entailed by his },Besse, to ttiford L,im •spiritual coniblatibb,- of . a period whet{ fit! 1 - 0 .ad is perhaps best adapted to receive with ' s ara*O - 'l,tie divine truths of religitm i ltin 41" to enable those ~o depend upon him to earn their' oWn'aubSisteriee, are the great objects proposed to be aecompliahed - by this new hospital. ". The following statement will show Mlle magnitude of the evil which this institution was formed to remedy. Of the 60,000 deaths which occur every year in E ng l an d and the, from ,slow and lingering diseases, about 36;066 . are PrObably • due to pulnienary cOnttniption ‘ One-ninth,,therefOre, of the total mortality at all ages. and' ore than one-Efth of the mortality of is duo to this cause ' • and as:the daiatiod of the disiiiti,j ge akin one case with another, is about two years,:it folloWs that about-72,000 persons arc constantly' suffering from con sumption, being at the:rate of Our persons in every thou sand of all ages, and eight in every thousand adults. " Again, ofthe 45;000 deaths occurring every' year in the metropolis, 'about 5,600, or one-eighth of the total mortality of the metropolis at all ages, and little less than one-fifth of the mortality of adidts, arises from this fatal disease :.and' upwards of 11;000 persons, being about one in 170 of 'the entire popalation of the" me tropolis, and more, than one per cent. of the tidbits, are constantly wasting. away wider , the attacks of this lingering malady. '• - - - • Of these 10,000 cases, about three-fourths occur in • males,' of whom a • large proportion are working men, unable to provide for themselves and families, systema tically excluded from our•general hospitals, and uniting in their - own persons every conecivahsle claim:to sytfip.sthy and assistance: - It May be well't6 add that Piany ; -- very .many—of these poor sufferers are the acknowledged victims of unventilated workshops, ill-constrtieted dwell ings, vitiated. atmosphere, long lours of work, and the want of open places foe exercise ird recreation ; po that they may fairly claim trim: their • rielief'brAfiitito not sympathy only, biii-conipensition for the injury which their neglect has inflicted upon' them. • "To all who have felt ihe power of the 'de,sirOyer, or who -have- reason to fear his - attack—and what family • through Ont the country has not hadta ,s 'experience of his presence?—an earnest 'appeal - is - pow made ; in the full assurance that those who givelheir support to this institution willcembine the work of mercy with s- that of justice, and aid in furthering as many important objects as are found united in any charitable institutibil." The sum collected at , the conclusion of' the sermon amounted to 62/. ss. 7d.. r Another collection fir the same laudable purpoSe'Wai'Made'in theetternoon after an impressive sermon preached hi ilie:icev.:.ToWnsend Duffield.- • • ' • 7' • I 11.11 CHINA.: We find in the Chinese - Olio of Captain Pideling trans mitted last week, a mass of curious informatiOn respect ing the country with which, apparently, he is so well acquainted, and such as one could hardly - suppose it would be in his power to extend from week to week. Doubtless, however, as indeed professed, there are -ample material?, or the task would not have been commenced. The following items respecting the position of gussia, with reference to Chhia, are of some interest " Since the conclusion of the treaty at Nankin; insextra ordinary defalcation had become apparent in the conimerce, carried ott at Kiakhta, and - along the line of Siberia, with ( China. It was calculated that the defaliation would be equal fully to two-thirds of the average traffic of late years. Russian textile wares were chaffy . without de mand among the Chinese merchants, and the conse quence was that the manufacturers were' encumbered with stocks which, for other markets, were no4tonerally available. The cotton velvets, especially back, for which Riga had acquired a certain reputation; and which were a sort of standard article for the Chinese trade, were-quite unmarketable, to the great consterna tion of - the manufacturers of that port. The same was, the case with cotton goods; and nearly so with the wool lens of Moscow. Under such circumstances the manu facturing interests of - Thissia were in - the utmost dismay. Many parties are stated to have stopped their works alto gether, and more to have partially suspended, or much contracted their operations. It was apprehended that the stoppage of the works would become More gene ral still. " It appears beyond question, therefore, from these re results, that the opening of the north-eastern ports of China to British enterprise has already been the mesas of accomplishing a veritable revolution in the course of commerce. "Wo may be assured, however, that the policy of Russia is not more asleep now in reference to China than it has been for the last century. In view of the important consequences which might be expected to flow both politically and commercially from the treaty of Nankin, betwixt Great Britain and China, a sort of diplomatic army of observation was organised and dispatched last year from St. Petersburgh to the frontiers, or rather to range along the frontiers, of Moe. We are enabled,. in addition, to state that a Prince of the Tolstoy family is at the bead of this mission extraordinary, whose object in consonance with the pursuit of those ob j ec t s, ma y h a it cannot be difficult to comprehend, and whose station , regarded as of permanent establishment." THE MARQUIS Or LONDONDRERY AND Bls COL. LIERIES. - --We are informed, by a correspondent, th a t the Marquis of Londonderry has bad , a meeting with some of the workmen lately employed on his collieries, but who are now out on strike, in obedience to the com mands of the union. We are given to understand that at this interview the Noble Marquis expressed th kindest feelings towards the pitmen, whom he earnestly recommended to_ return to the paths of industry, but at the same time signified, in the most decided,te his determination not to allow his collieries to remain idle. Ire would, he said, give his former workmen s short time to consider whether they WOUld ?OSUMI their labour ; and if they did not within that period intimate their intention to do so, he would tepta.E . ,-to hie Irish estates and bring ovor a su ffi cient numbecef _men, who. ,were able and desirous to work_for an lumeit and re spectable livelihood. —Durham Chronicle; - - Street-begging by the , pitmen, their 'wives, tad children, is increasi ng t o suc h an ex t en t i n thi s c i tx . as to demand 'the interposition of the , civil authorities.. The fact is painfully illustrative of the, deep distress. in which they must have been involved by their misguided con duet, in throwing up their employment ;Liani--t..xaisfertune wilfully courted, and perversely hugged t4e men' would cherish a blessing, merits n 6 sympathy' Lind will receive but little commisseration. It is to •be fearbd,.too3 that the alms occasionally bestowed, - sometimes fall into the most worthless hands. An instance in point - occurred a day or two ago. Three fellowii begin tii beg at the en trance to the -town, and Continued- theii persnibalations .till they met at a common centre; whrt i _ dividing their gaits; they found they had 4s. 3d. each.v.„yeliereopen, to manifest their joy and gratitude, they went and got drunk out of the money: 'Bounty thin!' 'abused is not, we should think, very - likely to be oonferred again.— . Durham Chronicle , t mit . RAISING TIIE WIND.--A nrst. ingentAis - act o f imposition s hit 80icitor i as tte fi n r d itt ed ..1 : n vi t i li th eo ; c `a ity fe ,,w its all ry en e s Po dlm lf t a h tew lehl ila y titer since In the usual terms of legal t echnicalit y , and. vhkh ,- *A 3 •isilutheerel:ugmel"nleealgrnbed4°Uthin wd a . the re( i i n r. l4 fic it titio7la P ea tar se s en dorsed "Case An. the opinion of Mr. Belleili2ines k iLl , . The names of , certain. clients of Mr. pethell' efm were endorsed it the )rotten of the " enae:' 'for 104 purporting to be drawn by them *vela' Aleasrs. Lubbock, the bankers, was - presented to the clerk; who, unsuspecting the fraud, at once handed overthe difroretice Vetkoreeii the fee and the 10/. ' 'Upon the cheque being ihriiented. foilielYntect, the forgery was. at ancelliscolteredi -The . dolinvieqp, of ,course, pocketed the chaugelvith _inward.glee at, the adroitness of i the impoiiiion ; but it s a quesitioa whether he wilt-mimeos fullYl,lo the'aame gam 48,1tti advise thapratession tQ tie on tlAcka. l !)4l l . • - • • .4L •-•6 , ';:': • . A sir. -..,.. NIM/Wi ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED i n ALL THE THREE P4p,ERS, Morning "Noon, and Night, 'thereby, insuring a TOWN mini COUNTRY. CIRCULATION, at ONE CHARdE. . • G ItAITESEND • .STAR .PACKETS. FURTHER REDUCTION OF•FARES. 'SIXPENCH AND NINEPENCE, • Boat and Blackwall Railway Winded. From the Brunswick Wharf, Biackwall, Daily (Sundays Included) at Ten, Eleven, TWeive, Tproe, Four, Six, and Half-past Seven. • _ From the TerraCe Pier, Gravesend, • • . At geven, Half-past Nine, Half-past Twelve, Two, /Our, Sixi.Seven, and'Eight. • • . • • •On Sundays at Five instead of Two. - • • Fare—Fore Cabin and Second-class Carriage, Sixpence;• Saloon and • , First-class. Carriage, Nine Pence. Star OlRee, Gravesend, 3Uy I 844: • • • • F ASTSIIN - COUNTIES RAILWAY. COLCHERTER AND CAMBRIDGE LINER.- REDUCTION OF FARES, &e. On and atter the Ist of June next the Tares on this Line will be as fbilows • • . • LO").TDON TO AND FROM 21rst Class. Second Class. Third Claw. - if. ti. - s. (I.' ' ' • s. 41. , . Stratford ". • ...... .0 • 9 s•.; ' - 0 .7 •••••• • -. . ' ~," Ilford , - • I 4 ' nl 0 - -(1 ' • n Rornford ...• •• .. 2 6 • IS inga ren t t e l t ood onie ; ... .. .. ... . .3 5 6 6 ~ .. 7: . ; ; ..- ' 4 2 . 6 9 . ;; ; : .... (4. • • Chelmsford •• • • .." 7 (1 - ... 4 " -5 " 0 '..... :. 4- '0- Witham. ..• 9, 0 .., . . 613..• : . • 5 13 , i Kelvedon •. • • .... 10 0 •• • • ;." :/ • 6 ..', •• . 6 0 Colchester •• • ... 12 ‘6.. -.... • , 92 6 ••• • • • 7 0 ' ' • SEASON TICIKVTS , • , First.elasslealion "rickets fa eitherfLine may be obtained on appli cation at the Company's Office. Loe(km,Station. • , „ Eastern Counties Railyray Office, horeditch Station, ' •• 4 Mai 30, 1844.: 11111ENINi4IJLAR , and ORIENTAL STEAM NATIdATION COWAN*. • • • • Incorporated by Royal Charter. • ! Notice is herehy given,;that the Half-year's DIVIDEND or Tllro6-" and-a-Half per Cent for the Six Months 44111431 a t. March last; de clared at the Half-yearly,Peneral Meeting oLtho Proprietors, on the 29th May, 1844, will BE -PAIL) at, the OttleeS of. the CoinpanY, 51, St. Mary-axe ;or to Tristi . fittiwribers, at the - Offlees of Mehra. Richard Williams and Sonit - 38, Dame-street, Dublin, on and after Turrasnav, the 20th june,'between the hours of Eleven and Three each day. By order, ; . JAMES 4LLAM, Secretary. • London, May 29, 1844. • YILITABLE FREEHOLD FSTA'IES IN CORNVi'ALL. TO BE SOLD by --PRIVATE CONTRACT, either together or in LOTS, I* , direction -of the Proprietor, the exceedingly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES dr TRENG WAINTON, NANEGLOS-, - 110SWEDAN, BOSARTHEN, PUL T EGGAN, and S 'HENDRA, lituated N ear Penzan W ce, in the county of Cornwall, containing about-900. acres, lying very compact and well together, 'in the most favoured and fertile part of the county. Thera is a capital mansion-house at. Trengwaluton, encircled by parklike grounds, with most commodious Offices, stablips, &c. the. whole in substantial repair, and,fit for ,the immediataoccupation:of a respectable 'family: The'-mansida-house and terrace-Walk com mand the finest views of Mountaßay, and the'poads and streams abound with fish, whilst the covers afford some of the best woodcock' shooting in the county. The warrens abound with ,rabbits, and hounds are kept, in the 'immediate neighbourliciod. - The conditions of sale may be inspeeted at the Offices Of Messrs. Coode and Browne, solicitors, .Bedford-row, London; and full,per ticulars of the property may be had of them, on or after tht 14th day of June, of Messrs. Milletand Borlase, solicitors, Penzance and'at the principal Inns at Bothnia Truro, St k Ives, 'Falmouth, Plymouth, and Exeter. „ Tickets to view the mansion,bouse and'grounds can be obtained on application to 3.lessrs. Coode and Browne, or Messrs. Millett and Borlase. FREEHOLD ESTATE, RADNORSHIRE, SOUTH WALES. r OBE SOLD, PURSUANT to a DECRKE. of the HIGH .COURT of.CILANCERt, made in a Cause, GRAVE OR and WIFE against MILES, with the approbation of Sir GIFFIN Witsopt, one of the Masters of'the Court, at the !Auction Mart, Bartholomew -lane- in the City of London, some time in the lat ter end of the month -of June, or the beginning of the month of July, of which due notice will be given, . A FREEHOLD ESTATE called LLANTRUSSA, situate in the Parish of Llaiwihangel Nantmellan, in the county of Radnor, con taining 541. 31. and 38p., of' thereabouts, noW iii the occupation of Samuel Davis, a yearly Tenant, at the annual rent of 55/. Ll'an trussa is situate within live miles of kington, keven of Presteign, ten miles of Knighton and the Hay; and one mile and a half of Radnor. P a rticulars of Sale are in preparation, and may shortly: be had (gratis) at the Master's Chambers, Sonthampton-buildings; Chancery yine, 1014pn ; of Messrs. White, Eyre,'ind White; solicitors, -Bed ford-row, Lomi,ofl ; of Messrs. Thomas • Jones and Sons, soliditors, Millinan-phice,Redford:rply, London of Mr. T: King 'Stephens, soli- Oltor, Presteign; of Mr. irkb, uuettortepr, Rrompton-row, Brom plon-; at the Radfloishire 4;148 HOW, Prssteigil ; 14f0r4 Anus Kington s and at the .place: pf pik, • CIENTLEMEN'S VELVET lIATS 10s. 6d. to Its. - ' kjl Those who wish to dispose of their money to the best advantage 04ye much by visiting PEERING'S ESTABLISHMENTS HOME; 85, STRAND, and 251, REGENT-STREET, where will be found tlls extensiya and varied .Stock Ii tke kingdom, the prices and qualities sr winch Wilt itlia aniversal satisfaction. Superior Beaver Hats, 14..; better, 16s. 6d.; the beat *hurt nap, Vss bast livery hat, with lace band 11 inch, wide, 245. Cape of every description, front Is. Paris Silk Rate, 611..6d. to Ss. 6d, - OBSERVE THE ADDRESSES. —„,....,----- sildvg4.§uPEßsEpEp;rana those .corrosive m a i n joe t as setali fl Nickel and German Silver iiip- • planted by tkelittro.daoUQ*4 4 417 W.rt ffefil wateWeOls-itT.4. PLATE. , . WATSON, 41 and 42, DARIITC..4.Ii, an d hi, '4 1 0.-TOkl4lii , r 44.T0, ,Wed by a person ef•science in the amalgamation of iiiews, has si.tc,capi 1p bringing to -public notice:the most ke.aatiful article ever yet 4e.re4; pheeming.all the .rielmesa or Silver I. appearance — l out Ai its finrability a,T.4 4441nm—wit]. its perfect sweetness in aeo-.4l,lilagoieg, as it floos t 4 ci#4 - 0.44 waggsg, by which all that is uai:eeops to littrkigi tile 13 PrigTOY PlL_tragi.e4L. ,1P44.1411 clli acids — clay tie &ailed as Jaw, 414 41,P141 1 41.40 111'90 4112.07f47 4ft.IP4P lur the Table and 51debeard. , , -"-- - . _ Thrfadecl, Nines. Table Speolut.and Forks, per , doz.. 16s. 6d. • . 30s. od. essert.dittar ?peg ...... 2s. 6d. • . 255. Od. 235. Ott Tea Spooos,•per . : • • 50 . 64 . • • 129 . 6 d. • • 1 3 . Sugar - Taibitaf 4 U C I V • • 'O 4 . • • 3s.'-6d. Salt and Mustard Spoons, each •• • • J. • . 44. • • 13s. 6d. • mystatunitm Services, /c . o. Wait Ms tits Pubtie will Mistsrstalld that flits metal is pecu liar aid that Silver is ant Mitre different from gold, than hrs'metali'froitt"All otherst - on its intrinsie tuertt 4611 P hP Wirsilps it to he tested, and from the daily increasing eulogiums he veeette4i, hr is cent/Inca that nothing can preveat-its becoming an article of uni versatiaar: " • • C Watsolefhandsoniely Itilistrated Catalogue and Price Current is juit; puhlidhed, and familial rig, zaY4i rt fPOPTII, y and elegance, should posti e ks' themselves of thit useful Sool, W 3 tl4 4 "i4i4Y ii 11ad eat's; aid Poat free, from the abOVO address . Carvers, le. id , Ivory'. Tahiti-knives, lis. per dozer; possert, wir Pair, TASLB. DESSERT. CARVERS. • ' . gg. doz.. pair: 31-la. hEnd'sonie balance hinatE ;.'l, 14A, 4.. lip, Od. 6s. 6d. 4.ln..balauce.haldiv, la.rgest and best . • • made....., „ . Ditto with Watson's. Alhata Vats. handles,. equelto silver— Forks half the above , price. Papee.'pea.trays, 355. .the. Three i•• very 'richly ornaments 50s. the .Set of Thr-00.. - -- , • • • A Five Quart Loudon made Ikettee Tes..llrn 35a. np to bl. A Setof Six -Loodon•suatle Diet Obvert les. a. s tAiperlal Rais ed Patent, 355. id: - the Set Jos , WATSON'S, 41 and.42,•BAßßlo4.2l,ltid, le, WORTON FOLCLA.TE. these houses have for Flftr ) Years emitted pre-enitusat fur their Very, which' Is idwi;)is aieliaggis-eatalo ;-if not ve. einlroved. .6end far h ji.E..IIO:A•S 7-OE- - THE LAND. Don't wonder, good rejtial iiisi'tike it amiss, That vie choose such a dignified subject as this When once,you are told of the, trade ti•at is done At.the wonderful Warehouse of MOSES and SON, You'll readily say shit a tltleleligrand • Must ne'er he bestow'd or " the Mast of the Land." Or all thelatnid houses in country and town, Not one has attain'd such-Lmatehless renown. Our praise has been sounded by ev'ry mouth, In the East and the West, and the North and the South. Our tame, like a bannercis seen to expand, Proclaiming to thousands , " the Boastof the Land." ln beautiful costumes we'46' l . long borne the belle," Fdr none can such elegant garments e xcel ; • In'cut and in fashion, to olotn and in make, This clothing has beauties which few pan partake ; And firm will the excellent workmanship stand, When garments are bought at "the Boast of the Land." 'Tis this that has given to MOSES And SON, Suectsses which no other bowel have won. 'Tis that has gain'd them that matchless renews, Whichlounde like a trumpet ip country and town_ And 'tie that has gain'd them a title as grand, 46 what they have chesen,'" the Boast of the Land.;' s. d. - • • . • , x c -II E Q U L-R B I L 14-0 F F I C'E ' 2, WHITEHALL-YARD, MAY 20, -1844. :" " The EXCHEQUER 'BILLS dated 'in the months of April And June,lB43; viz. • • . • • • - • P. 6 Vic. cap. 1, £262,000, 1843. • • '6 Vie. cap. 17, £9,060,000,1843. , Also, • . • • • Tho.EXCIIEQIJEW BiLLS, dated April, May, and June, 1843, 1 3 - 3 Vic., cap. 10, tor 'carrying on . Public Works, &c., with the iiittlkst •due thereon,' will be paid , off on the 18th day. of - Jtme, when the in— terest 'will cease. Such• Bills will be received daily from half-past .Tedo'clock till. Two, until and including the 7th-day-of June, at ;this Office, where Lists are to. be obtained, containing instructions for ar ranging _Thu bearers , must indorse each Bill with their usual Signatures, and write thiefr'namia and residences it the bottom. of each List ; and where the namespf holders are Inserted In Bills, the bearers, not being such Holders i must' previously obtain their en dorsements. Thd bearers must attend to give receipts for the .payment.. • • Payment may be obtained, If required, previous ,to the said 18th day of June, upon leaving the Bills for examination one day . prior to,. . that on -Which each Payineid is desited. . 'New Bills, bearing an interest of One Perinf-halfpenny br.tlic !day upon every One' Hundred Pounds, 'and' dated the said 18thday , or. :June, may'bebbtitined;in +whole.Or iu part .Payment of principal of the Exchequer Mina batted under the .above-mentioned Acts of 6 Vic.. cap. 1, and 6 Vic, cap. 17, upon stating the required amountort the Lisls,deliVereiren or befdre the said 7th day or June, 'Which New Bills, with thu nterest .on,tlip Bills exchanged, • will bo issuedod the. 19th day *fame: - The Bills to be classed In -separate Lists, according to thetAot4 un der :Which they have beerrisaued.' The Bills issupd. for,,carrying, on : Public wpou_so be paid tain.Mouday. , . • N.B: All Eleli'dquZt 111111.charetl on Supplies - dined prier - to April, ' 1843; have been advertised to be paid oft Max. • 30;_ .IB44o . —The :COM MITTEE Ibr'LETTING the CITVSLA.Np.S will ALEET: at Guildhall, on.WEPXESPAr, :the bth„ day, of Julia inst., .at twelve o'clock'sit noon,, to receive T i .T...* . pER.S for a Deputation and Lease Or three. Years , itom,SfidSansmer ne*L saVeCtlo kpower of fesump-- tidn; - a the Blttcedi COLLECTOR and RECEIVER of the . Ctri,!S TOLLS andPUTIES,at Bishops t! and all the Liberties of this CIO', fitin thenealVeldwatd, to the-site of tholide Bethiem eastwar&lif:'filthitechapel-bars, ezelusive, together with the same tolls and duties;, Alsh /i Akio Deputation and Leaso,.!_ail the;. City's. Tolls and Dai r ies at. SnO 4i thiteld-hors, nd 411 the Li4ertt4s.. of this City from - thence- eastward to Aldersigate,bars, .excln.sitie l i gether with . the same tolls' and blottor. n like iNctputatla and; Leese of the-City'w Tolls and Duties at• -flolborn-bars,- and the ' •Liberties of this City from Altenee • southward - to Temple-bar„ and eastward to Smithfield-bats, exclaslye, together with' the.salue atolls and duties. - - • • • A deposit of a ilitaiier'of a years rent on encl . ' district. of •the lolls is to be made at the time ()flit° meeting 'of - The' drimittittecc on ' any' tender being i‘cdeptell, - and to be forfeited oil non-performance of the ' aontrad4 and a,quarter .of a year's rent is to be'cnntinued to be , : paid: in adiance. The conditions fur letting the Radials may be seen at the Comptroller's-oftieWTTuqdhall. , • . , . The" readers "nretclhe Sealed up and itellYered - at the sail Office, before Twelve o'Clockion the day of the Committee's meeting, itfter which time no tender can bereeeived,i and the .party, tendertrig Must' attend the Committee at One o'Clock precisely. • • • • TIIOItAS SAUNDERS: Cortptrollei. MONEY.-GRAND DISTRIBUTION ' of 70,170/. sterling, AUTHORISED and GAITItiNTEED by his ' IMPERIAL MAJESTY 'and the 'GOVERNMENT .of ALTI4- TWA, The . bIEXT.IIRAWING of 35 Series, col - 04411w 700 Bonds; each of which must obtain one of the 700 Prizes of 23,0001., 5,000/., &e., the lowest 50/., take place at •Vienria,, 06 the. Ist JUNE,' and be paid in Ilritisbmoney. A few Series Tickets, al. each ; fifths,. • 12s. (six tickets,4sl.),twith - .: Prospectuses may be had, Mate Bth-onlY;tof Ife4ils. F. E. eld and Co., Bankers and Receivers-general, Frankfort; or, - fiy-In'cldsing..a Post-bffice order, to - their offiee, 26, • Bouverie-street, Eleet-street, London.--Government' lists 'Of 'the drawing vrtll be sent to 'each purchaser. - Office hohrs from T,welve'to • . IMPORTANT to FAMILIESTURNIS HING. ,eonsideraide. caving can .. b4 — ..V - If - c.eled in .ihe purchas' of rural idling Ironmongery, by. visiting Ito., PANKI,IB,ALNON: IRON, WORKS, _if,. Baker-street, Portman-square, where may be in spected.theaaost extensive STOCK of-. IRONMONGERY GOODS in the Klngdom,.consisting of kitchen' cooking, utensils, Garman 41Iver wares, drawing-room stoves,- shower - and vapour baths, ornamental iron- work; garden implements, )apanned water cans and toilette pails, best Sheffield plate, kitchen rangeS, fenders and fire irons, tea trays, orpansental . wirework, power stands,.table cutlery,. &c. Every article being narked id:plain figures, at the ',lowest possible *tee, will fully convince purchasers at this 't Stablislutient'of the - great advantage re sulting Iran' CA.411 - fiayments;.as the proVrietors warrant eVerf e, title 'of the Very bat Manufacture, at a saving 'of at least 30 per cept--- TIIORPB, PALLOWS; and C 0.,: SS, Baker 4,tieet; Portman-square. -A lllicrai allaivance to meyehants and . ‘: ITY .OV.LONDONT,A,SIIION ABiLE CJ TAILORING ESITA.BLISTIMI:NT t S 2, King wolunrgrot, Londollybrldge, Messrs. SI.I4CFI and Li_fojst, Tailors, Ste., late J. ILIIERT, re spetcfully invite Gent:lenses; and , Famillos to view one of the largest and best assorted Stocksin „Loudon, of Saperdne Cloths, Cisseintervi, -4 1 41 W4istegfiting of the illest•nOTeldesigns,,Caohnieretta for Stunmer ea4ts, 4 0 . kc., fur the proseit season. The style of out and make of every garment are guaranti3ed•eadal to the first and most expensive houses at the West-end, and for cash payments a saving of 40 per cent. will be effected, and will be found to-the wearer much cheaper than the inferior garments made up bypulting slop-sellers andhosiers, at prices to astonish and delhdirthe public, which description of goods era entirely excluded from this establishment, • , S 2, King Willtant-street, rity,•Estahlished A large assortment of Summer Crver 4 Coats ready made. ITNS:--LO.N DON 'IIItOVED GUNS. • J A SINGLE.BARRELLED GUN, with twisted barrel :• and patent. breech • • 28s. fll4l', ditte, Lodes proved ...... tyrio4 4arri andla,trit 4,t?. orcm o, ditie, , s..end pruvedc"e.. r ...". slngle.isarrelled Gun, Ai.; usual l y charged-' ut* Quin • Single GMts tg LS 10..1 Doable tinns;to 41.5. - , Hitherto there hit been no certain way of obtaining"it 10Q11 gun without paying an extravagant price. Guns sold at low prices have been made by Mete with whom qtlality has not been MXIIUCk. a con. fitlffatien es the production of a showy cheap article, which has getter4lll Proired worth! us. if net dangerons. This has led ftISPON and Runwow t o engage persons ef . known ability and • great experience in the • manufactyre .r gusts, and they now sAgeit yertamen to Inspect their extensive assartment, . Mahogany easee, fi tted with oleantng tacit e, shat.ptanch. powder.tlask, $4., in great variety. THREE PAPIER MACHE TRAYS FOR THIRTY-11 1 YR SHILLINGS. `.4.. i .Ell 4, SET a three . ornamented PA PIER M ACHE TEA VIA if trotlSe ahapp.Str 34a.f.41 three.Dethic iron trays, 255. of thr onvex trays', s. VTank-the unprecedented depressed state of the manufacturing Alorictg. 411 , P10 and BURTON. have.been induced to make large reaciy.mnnOl beatAapanned ware which, tegother with their pretSe4s gstlrptAlLLh..mast varied and extensive in ndon\ is new.. ready,. ISr inspection. at ~xery.xeduced i, r meg, of which the above are a criterion.. A .single tray et the same rate. Detailed bata'egues, with engravings. sent (per.peat) free. • ivonyerAnpi 4NtYEN, ELEVEN EHILLINGSper DOZEN. Ogtasoir riory-himdled talvle.knives with high shoulders, Hi. per derma ; desserts, Ile. ; ciriers( Os. 4d. per pair; 'white .bony table halve**. per doses ; desserts, 45.; carvers, Ss. per pair t black born table-knives, Ss. per dorenl - desserts, 4.4 ; carvers. 2s. lid. ; table- Sleets, ls. each, Table.knivss with handles of the celebrated sUbdti tute (or silver, made only by Rippon and Burton, (which cermet by dittinjO s hPd I.Vll),Sterli pg silver, except by the mirk), 255, per &sea ; ygrs, pow pkir, hi. (Al. Dwojed cossiculues w ith g l igravingh sent (Rer . p.o6t); fkett 4/ p p m , / A N Avalvs, 12, WELLS-STRENT, OXFORD . ''STREET, whose helves are all marked with their MUNN any of whi c h t h ey ESTABLISHED 1120. will exchange if net ap ro robed o QCITWEPPE S SODA ancl POT/SS WATgRS, v.„.7 constantly peed at thy Royal Palaces at Windsor and Ippdon, as well as by the principal Nobility and Gentry or the United Fing. dont, •and recommended by al the leading medical profession, con. tinue•to• be roannfactured with the utmost care by J. S. and Co., aided by their powerful Machinery, and the valuable experience of half a century. Every bottle has its due proportion of alkali, which is rarely, if ever, the case with the inferior waters. To prevent imposition, a red label, with their signature, is fixed on the cork, without which none is genuine. . • • • . SCHWEPPE'S moo. MAGNESIA, to supersede the Use of Magnesia in its solid corm, is, attaining a high reputation, and is generally raeounriended by the faculty as a moat valuab!e anti-acid., Sold by all respectable ehymists and patent medicine vendors, in bottles at Is., 2s. 6d., 4s. ed., and Ifs. each. Every genuine bottle is distinguished b a label.—Sl Earners street, Londo an also at their branch ma y nufactories at , Liverpool, Bristol, and n Derby d . • • • . . W. ILS ON'S SQOTTISH 'ENTERTAIN .Ntts-rK _. •H AI. 1,, STO , II - E-• ST R ati•is L'i"-BISDkOIIp-FIQUARE , Titis r•J'AANIG, t,, t'.l • „ Mr. NVilsoit , witigive a favourite etc lion of the • - • soNus 010 ---; 7 . 6 ' l'lt o( iltAMUE`, • ' PART Winter',, now awa:.,-.,ltsale, the I'lower ce,ntieek: blatie- 7 -Bonnie Prince C'hiirlh•—Elora Lament---Th'el.tre ti Obwrie—WlrailL tiny' eal ler terting 'i---iMzdrlattil - Wit Ile. -• PART II:—Roy"• velt? ) of 4 Hidiva . oek—Tito 'Buie we the croolcit lierrHAtild guticntan ye re a diu,•%en ,e.irfe•L , Seots' wh i liaN4 wk . ? hied—The land o Ver until cloak ttixxa - v 4. . • ~ • • • • •- • ' l, '"iatfofoft6i Fr,ent Scats, 28.6(1.; Back Sento,,-; Lyrlvat i tt Boxes for Six, 15N; for Eight,'ll. "Progriatthe4 .tufd j .Tleltet.l - that% Had ,at the MusKrz' eliops, and at the ' • - , • Now ready, the.*USIC in 11.1.1tY - OF SCOTS. .On Wednesday, Julie F, at the llanorer=squaro Booms, Mr: WHsen'wlll give hii tier) : -Entertaininetit entitled '" JA COBITE ItIiWCS." r ••• • - • LAST 'WEER OF Nil:. iroits' - ; LECTURES • . the • AIUSIC:4I) ELOLLT different NATIONS at the ROYAL POLVTUCIINJA.; INSTITUTION, Without-Extra Charge to tho Piiblfc. ,The EIGLITII utui SyBJECT, ecuaisthig of the MUSIC of CHINA and ..,lIINDOATAZ -cOninietieesLou- the 3d- instant, and will be continued daring the week, 99 . ,Affoudity, Wednesday, ! and • Friday Eveniags, at Eight tfeleek ;Id. on, Tuesday , Thu,rsday, and SatuYday,' at - Three o'eleek, Wlth,V. AL" and ISzs,TimMtNTAL ILLUstRATJOYs. - All the othei 'LE eitEli and EXIIIRIT EONS as usual. ; •LONG,IIOTTO3I'I4 PICYSIDSCOPE 'and OPAQUE , CROSCOPE. ; NEW) DISSOLVING % VIEWS~ ii-RIKSTRaNCI'S 11YOEO-ELECTRIC lijAVIANto!tO • Le) 4uhools, . IX Pc)ti.fDS,' of Tty-".,.„llp*afak . .settt,- rtaie Free, aVY,p,irt 04,1 . 1'14' at.tje,.,WISOLESALE tartlte receipt of, a reiattf dr. l'blit , offiee drder. -111aek; 2s. Bd., 38., 38.-4 , 1.1 3?: • 48'..8k1., , 58, • Green, 35.. 4d., 3s. 83., 45v,;4m::11di t t55., , 51..43:;„ :,(;01Nek; 94. t, is. ) . Is, 2,4, .4d., IL qd, is. 8d.,-)id 10,14.25.;• T. A i Nfik.'4l..' aufl , Cpki .• • --- Wil9ieeale. Tea Deale,_; uckle ly, Cheaysati". Agenele4 1%111 bp 'give!) to resppaldble partlrs: - • AHI; LONDON GENUINE TEA COM PAilir beg In Inform 'amines Visiting. the Provinces, that they _may procurt, U-ENUINE TEA.S direct from' the Company; of. their Agents, in 'nearly ev.ry town and visage in the kingdom, packed in' Lead, and warranted Genuine by the Company. Spurious and English Made Tealleing wry. , commonly sold by the shopiteep,ri,in she country, the greatest canton is necessary. Observe the Company's.seal on each package • Applications for Agencies for the sale of the above Genuine Teas, w,hich a conside , able income may be derived, to he made tn sue Company at their Warehouses, 2, Lawrence f'ountney.hill,-Lindon. 141 ELIGIOUS- TRUSTS and DISSENTERS' • jilij CHAPELS BILL.-The Conindthe associated - fin.oppoging. ;the atiois Bill have the satisfaction to announce that on•TIIVLISPAY ' anti 'EBIDAX, EiveningS and -Petitions against the Bill were presented to the. House or Countions, OnlY EMIITEEN' were presented in it, favour. They Would stlli urge upon the - opponents .of that measure that not a moment should be lost in preparing and sendinglip' their parochial and congre;- - gational petitions, accompanied earnest representat lens, to . their Members, not • to sanction an overthrow of the tritabliihed law, ,in order to patronise._tuid AMON' 713141 - allg4tion .ot:tiscilptural and . dangerous ern:xi. The 'exatniAcs of the Bishops Of London and, Exeter having been, folleived lu soe 'or the most influential of the Clerp,'y In their respective parfshei, - numerous petitions are being pre pared, and pUblic meetings held, With a view ,to the defeat -of this • unjust and .unprecedented measure. The friends of the Church of Eggland, also, aro liberally coming forward to support this opposi tiou? by contributing towards the ,supply of the -thuds necessary; it being ti cause in which they feel that, no political or ,Party inti rests are involved, .but the sacredneSs.ef charities, the rightt Of property, and the very pillars'orthe orthodbi . thith. - The Committee continue to meet daily at 'Exeter Hall, and Inkfti ti edtirsiaLrtliinaatiinii of time. ipireo. Committee, general co-operation from all,. parts oLthe, cenutryc tateltigeirco or prq • ceettings 'adopted, hitrdductfons from ecaintry constituents` to:their represeritatPres,7l4:r7ggis „ will sup}+ly, neceasitry infevina tiolllaOnCd9riviicifee.ii.,Ql4 :slat. Witt. (Signed) ,,Captain. V .E-12N"Oli Comntittee-roorn; a, Fader -gall. • - • • . .... • . _ SPORTING IN TELLIGENCii Ascot-la/all. ENTRIES ON SATVIV6O, • :T UESDAY. .,-.Tlie Trial St4kos . Of sovs. mob, &c. Lord E. .Rusaoll!s- Nat, 4 yrs.-, .. ToWnely's Cor ream, 5 yrir-44r, s3;iffith's Holt*, 3 yrs—Lord Ches, terlield'S jean of Are,-3 Borough Members Plate. of 501., &e. Colonel Peel's •br I.by Slane; out orSeakale, 3 yrs— Mr, Worley's Fisticuff, 4 yrs Mr. Balchin's Moustache, 3 yrs--Mr. J. W. Thompson 's Victoria -Ad e l a id e -Le u i sa, 3 yrs-- - -Mr. T.' Huisoyrs Rabbi; 4 yrs.---Mr: Jaques's MiSconception, 3 . yrs- 7 MT. Death's Radnor, 3 - yrs—Lord Chesterfield's - ArtfuppOdger, yrs --4IT. Osbaldeston's Sh`Oeking Mamma, 4.- Yri -- Captain Rotia'a e by Elia, out o f Miss' Julia, 3 yrs 7 .4fr f Gruville's Portnntnus, 4 Yrs—.- Mr. Copelanb Imaura. 3 yrs--,Mr..E. Clarke's .Lange lian,,s yrs—Mr. Isaac Day's f by Bubastes,- out of lie'" Ruda, 3 yrs. . WEDNESDAt.—Her Majesty's Plate of 400 guineas, for three years, eic, • - . Arr."Thseve'a :Tarquin,- 4 yrs—Mr..Herbert% 04n, 4 yrs—, , ,Lord Lonadale's Blackdrop, 4 Yr3-.410rd.E. sell's Nut, 4 . yrs—Mr: lferhert's -Eiis, out of Odessa, 3 yrs—Mr. Salvin"s , Alio° -.llavithorn, 6 yrs—Sir . R. W. Balkeley's b nn b)' ciut of Adriana; 5 yrs —Lord .Verulanes . Robert de . Gorh:un 5 yrs- Lord Gi on iy on ' s B ou ..y.Ghto, 4 - yrs = All• . ....:r. liussey's Rabbi, )Vyrs—Mr. Jaques's Misconception, yis--Mr. Ford's The Odd Mixture, 3 ,- 3vrs—Sir G. Henthcotei Khorassan, 4 , COpe'ood's ,Itnanm, .3, 3•rs-7,Lord Exeter's Wee Pet, 4 yrs. Tit uasoAT.--The 'Grand Stand Plate of 50• soya, kroseri YFLirebdter's Mr. Reeves's Tarquin, 4 yrs—Mr. Herbert's c by Elis, out of Odessa, 3 yrs—Mr. Martin's Enitlian, 5 yrs—Mr. Jaques's - Advice,' 3 yrs—Mr : Witley's Ellen, 5 yrs —Sir G. Heatlicote's bl f by Velocipede, out of Miss. Wilfred, iil A b l 3 b , e ir m a a y rle N ' i s idd l l j e e t l o ap i ze, 3 yrs—Sir ; R. W. _ 3 Bu L I out of Adrian,. 5 yrs sWea Pet, 4 yrs--Lord Exeter's Maria Diaz, 4 yrs. The Nokinghani Stakes closed with 12 Subscribers. 'rho following list of horses already at Ascot, or an nounced, to be es route, may probably prevent our read ers from throwing away their Money on non-starters. Duke of Richmond's - .Lothario--Lbrd G. Bentinck's Bramble, Pastoral, the. Prince of Walea, Best. Bower, and PuleeLord Nfarch'S'JeWll4--Lord Exeter's Wee .Pet, Elegance filly, Maria Diaz, - Mocha, and Crosby- - Colonel - Anson's Attila, the PrineeSs, Buzz—Lord Ches terfield's The 'Bee; Jean of Are—Lerd Maidstone's Tiddly Winks, Deuce. Ace—Mr. Vane's.Valerian—t-Mr. WreferA's • 1 1',rancbise-7..M r . Isaac Day's f by- Bubastei, out of Zelinda, and Seaport—MrJohn Day's Vales, and Old England—Lord Glenlyen's, Ben-y-Ghlo—Mr. F. Clarke'a Areanus;—BarOn Rothschild's Emerald—Mr. Physalis—Mr. •BoOth's New 'Year's DaY, and: Dennybroolt,---111r. Sniitles El Mabarry—Lord E. Russell's Nat— Mr. O. Ongley's MyStery—Mr, J. Clarke's Priscilla Tetoboy--Mr. Payne a johnny--,Mr. Gl:twine's .Porturnnti?, M o ll y " .Mogg, Jamaica, and Nininka, colt—Lord Chesterfield's . The Poor. Soldier, The Misa - Scarve„ Marquise -filly by Hornsea, out . of Dice, Knight ',of.. the Whistle, The Artful Dodger, filly by Jorged,,. out ;of ..Malibran-,-Mr.:Ford'a Poison, Qui 'ram, Phalaris ' Sir Digg•bry Diddle, The Odd Mix ture, Eccola-7Sir G. •Heathcote's Sirikol, Amorino, Campanero, Khorassan, Campanile Mr. Herbert's Orion, - Delightful colt, Odesia colt—Lord . Verulam's Robert de Gorham and Charlotte Colonel Peel's Orlando, lonian, Zeitobia. and Sealoile filly- = : -Mr. Hill's Beauinont—Sir lt. W , .Bulkeley's 'Bishop ,of Romford's Cob, Adriana mare—Mr. Coombe's Keeley—LordLons. dale'SAlackdrop, Leadstone; 2 yrs, and colt out of Turquoise—Mr. Martin's Endlian —Mr.. Stanborough'a Isleworth—Mr. Death's Radnor and Merryman—Mr. T. liussey's 'Rabbi,. Loadst a r, and Aline Low, 2 yrs— Lord Albemarle's Delapre, Alecto, anti •Scarrneritado-- Mr. G riffiths'HOphine—Mr.Bristow's CarisSima—Mr. R. New Man's Bloodstone--Sir T. Spry's The Ceneral—Mr. Morley's Pistieuir and Aophv Dawes —Mr. Salvin's Alice Hawthorn—Mr. „Reeves's tarquin—Capt. Rous's Alias Julia colt—Mr,. Me.styn's Princess Alice and P M anten—r. E.,R.:Clarice's Langolian=-- - Mr. Osbalde , t..n's Shocking Mamma and Sister to Martingale--Mr. Copeland's . Itnaum-- 7 Mr. Jaques's Mis - conception anti Advice —Mr. Wittey's W. W. Wynn's The Era,•Remnant, Rowland, fby Malay Moloeb, out of . Dryad,' Ikc., by Vigo, out of Sloggy—Mr. J..W. Thompson's Victoria- Adelaide-Leuisa , --Captafn ryse's Trapola , -- Lord Rosa lyn's , f by Mercian, 2 yrs —Mr, S. • Scott's f by Sir Her cules, 2 yrs, and Grey llercules 7 -Mr - Etlwards's . Hedge - hog Mr. Townely'a Corran n a 7 -Mr. Newton's Ma .Die (doubful)—Dtike of; Bedford 's Panther—Mr. Forth's Ashsted Pet-7beoides)v,bio are, not ,engaged. State. •Inihe Grand Stand • ASCOT -RACE& ' We yesterday visited the course,. and' found every the reception of fur of RussitLand tahliiilirnpfmelapnireshrite,3t:Mirioirs6it;ln SS e a e Wti i r'f l aCe be it r il' : Y the progr e ss Emperor the King of Saxony, with their respective suitei, who will be'present on-TuesdaY:and it is- believed oi.Thurs clay,•o the Cup day"--;-the day, of all others, the most attractive to :the general Visitors. A ''select circle of English nobility have received imitations - to - join the Royal assemblage. ' On Wednesday :there is to be, a grand review "Of the 'Household brigade in Windsor Great Park,. at .which her Majesty's. illustrious guests will be . present, . and the races in consequence wilt not commence - before,' two o'clock. _ Earl Rossiya has been -indefatigable in /Superintending the requisite appliances for the business department of the meeting ; the weighing stand, with' various accommoda tions for the jockeys and trainers, are upon a • scale of perfect-COmpletetiess, and the' 'arrangements such as to . Secure regularity and useful faciliiies to all classes con- neeied with the -SportS. The press has not .been ;for gotten, and dna care'. has been taken to . give its repre sentatives full opportunity' for accurstely — describing the events of each day. All alio -have witnessed the P 13113 . admitAhat. they are the most complete in the .kingdotu. Gambling...of_ every description, . e3teept as ,connected With-thwraoes, tables, thimble tables, 4e--, will be rigidly ' suppressed; .and- for this purpose an unusually numergus body, of Piepolicc will be in attendanek - In the. Gratiti - ' • Stand the exclusion of the play - tables 140 left mere ppaci'l cf , lr tltp VPS-11P.M0t-141141 Or the Dishloilfgbiti frequenters-a , ~ this twble ; m tu@turel 444 , fOrtVllllloliti Wing, select and ' btir.Thise, have. been itet.ared,.nnaei . the direction of Mr. Careless, whose fame as a FARtguraigiir 11 . 48 'kW* beeli , establishetlt . The, - i'"'n. ll .4 B, go : will be the most 1 bfilliant ever nifpf.asPci at a n Y , similar meeting in the ki . ngdom; stud `the modes , of ingresu.and egress are ad . retrably calculated 0 , , insure the .apirobation: J %- 1 * visitors, ' yrbo - .can ' silt ' a'AYA and 'take up . wittr pi rfeet - facility. - ' This 'department is , under the superintendence of Ur. Ilibi;iard, the, efficient' clerk of the mo o myrimetwortlit atisistmitO, ' It' " wuwitenee .1 41...4= , , ... .:~ ...3:Y :of thti fra ter aity being exelmled.there has:beerr .an ittriu-”le ft9ling in Lk! revenue arising .froru tin e ,- - the, .geotfritl, , money " ,giv - g.ll for 'ltalle3-pa. la conie . (rieree been materially rtdueed.' Still, liof)0 l Cie sik,rt will be Stith ,as to .afford'-general ~graLaie..-ti; rt. _"I 11-1 e ' are two ,printing.offiecu on the coadut•tutl by Mr. Willan, of tgham, the Oxley, of IVind,or—fromwhenee return U-1.1 ho- eat forth at the conclusion 61 each race.— . __1.,1 ,' c. ' . • • --- ._. L . T.11 E FAR:HERS ' OF WILTS. "_---' :" -( From the Wiltahire IndePendent.) -' I ha • w , 're.: I in the Wilt4hire Independent, and have -heard fronr other. quirters, such. instances of gross -oppression and fl:tgrant injustice towards agrieul tural laboUrers, mule nie -of by their employers to ntyripel them to si.rn ptitions in fitVour of the corn= . - law 3, and I feel Si forcibly, riot dilly the iniquity, nut also the folly 'anl imppliey of _such, conduct, that f cannot refrain frcim: addressing 'these lineS to you un the. sulj .et. ~ ,• . - ! Well.44ithentic4elcaSes and the names of par i ties - Are in rny'posses4iiin; but 1' do not by- ani , ': means wi,h to exposellicith: It is very .possible; • ihdeed ! if' .these-practices - 'are persevered in; that i May become" , necessary, here tern to dp,.,so i . - AP- ? resent, I will ~ , v olv, argue thy matter . abstractedly,. and endeavour to , infe"lxTure yotriiich reasons, as I think, ought to weigh with you to abstain from ,anything like corn -pulsion:- '-. --' • - - r: - ..T. : '- - - - , . . 1. -'Etie:labotraerils A 'free•inan, and his as good a ritht f .tp Alsoninian :on" the:sublect, as , any lone of 'you. Ile is, in no respeet,-Ound -to- .folloW your opinions ; an;l4o.fiet- --under your directions in anything', except •ifi Mattel's -cOnnectel: With his See vice. Signing - a petition-with reference to .the-corn law cannot in any way be so eonsider9d. -_ •..1 The ldbourer has an immediatefind direct in terest in 'the matter.. - My belief,' indeed . ; is, Oat the repeal of the-corn laws would be as leneficial to ou as in .bitn ; . hilt .bis - in terest .is Mora evident. ~-.. He s a , consumer ;..-you are both consumers and produoeis. His intereA „in having, what. he consumes abundant and cht . .ap, is pa!pable, , and he knows it. "Why should he-not be at liberty to eipresS his opinion? Stillinbre, 'why should he - be tailed - upon to, express a eontiary ~ o ne.? : • • `'.'' ... 7, 3. it is your ininifesViriterest .to promote and _courage morality in \ your-. labOurers k .and.-,espeei to chscourage . , falsehood and -lying,, but when 'urge a man to put his name to the expression of :op:nit:if, contrary to that he really -entertains, urge him to' Commit n . deliberate-- falsehoncl'in 4nost formal manner. - How can you, after this, bl ,him, if on .a:ly other occasion be lies to you ?- • :- 4. I would ask what you gainAythia? Notl but the exples. , ion...of an.opinkm, which you kno , ,be insiriccre, and vyfiicli. your • employers , and It lords, if you arc candid with thetniajao know to h 5. Again, I. would: ask, what . ou 1,05 , _ ' v il The reipeLlt'llifd . gdocropintow a- - " . 11 ." , j o ay- men. How a man respet one who. 0 --' --0 ►, „Jr his own, purposes, u 7: -..,,vier to tell a deliberate lie? or comp s ~ iiut this - is - not all 'you . Icie. The. i knowing, as they all, I believe', well know, . that corn-laws arc most injurious to.them, being so c; upon, nattually suspect - that . you must : some view or object detrimental to them; or, al :ery least, :hit you are indifferent about their tare. I'a - A . e•ery farmer in Wilts,' and in the ,S , if Englami,• whether there' exists .between him '-iis -labourers such cordiality as could neutralise', -suspicion ; _ or ,prevent its being highly dangerous But, it niay ;.ie said that you have aright to eta whom you ljlw, and to give what wages you like; to miss those who do not agree With you about the c laws,' or to give to them lower wages; True right :you' live; Whether -it be just or propel exeroise .it,' is -another onestion. And; on the c band; the tn.+ have a clear right to stick to their von opinion, and if.they prefer doing, so to .acceptin the wages of falsehood and iniquity, to take your is missal. Would the, boards of . guardians re f to admit:them; with their families, into the workho ses, %ecause they had refused to sign - their name s t o a ie ? I 'throw:. Out these things. for ' your considers on, and , I th',llk. they are deserving - your. attention , I ,yish to .s:ty . : nothing to, irritate or annoy: J have ' io de ire to expose the names , 9f any who ]lave gc*,i, is' Lthink, so unjustifiably. But I. will do what I can to save the labouring men from Oppresiion and•injustiee;; . and I care not *thorn I may offen or whatoffenee 1.-may give, -if -it is necessary to d so for tbat purpose: . ' . , . . , • • To-conclude: Be just and fair—Do unto- others Is you would that others should ao to you. Keep your opinions and act upon • them, if you please ; but; let your labourers keep theirs. You probably know emy npini.)n, that your landlords have no right -to c4rce •,-oti .in the same way, you have right to cc+rce s our labourers. Act on . these principles, which are the'pr:n,:iples of justice and truth, and take my, word for it that you will never have cause to repent of so doing. - . ' 'RADNOR. e Grosvnbr.street,:lqay 28, 1,844: - .. . an rott ;the ►me .; so. iii ? can .ges ien, the 11ed Lave the TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN: Sin. —lt may be interesting : to many of your reOders to loam that •the young surgeon, - Mr. Pollock, who operat d in the caie of cancer on Sir Charles Metcalfe, is Lila son of General Pollock (India), and nephew of the Chief Baron.—l remain, Sir, your humble servant, City, May 31, 1844. M. B. I .NAYAL INTJA,ICrENCE. • •-- MAL T 1 MAY 24. DISIbSITIO4 07 THE FLEET. Malta Harbour--The Formidable, 84, beating • the. flag of 3t'ice~Admiral Si E.N. C. Owen, and G.C.H., Capt. G. ; „the Ceylon; 6, bearing tie flag of Rear-Admiral f Sir L. - Curtis, Lieut.'ll Curtis ;= the 13ehidera,• 38, Captain Hon.•.G. Grid-; the ileamer, Alecto, Lieutenant Commander 4oseason ; and the Geyser i Commander Carpenter.. Gibtaltar=The Locest 'steamer; 3, Lieutenant J Lunn. o', Coast of Spain—The Scoot; 18,'Hon. J. R. thurnmOnd. Pirierts--The Savage, Lieutenant Bpwlier ; the Vi eotinnander G. G... OtWay. * - ‘.oOnStaritintiple—The recta steamer, Coin: J. DuffiL ; ~Corfu—L'Aigle (24), Captain the Eight -Hon. Lord 'Oa • rence Paget ; the Orestes, Commander Cannon. Sniyrna—The Snake (16), the Hon. H. B. Deverew.i. vitssuns EST 'ROUTE To 131FEFtENT i•ORTS. • To the Islands—The Beacon surveyieg.vessel,-Commander Graves ; the Polyphemus; Lieut.-Commander Spark. -To Constantinople,-The Devastatioii, Corn. Kitchen: . • To Tunis,and Barcelona—TheaVesuviu.s ; Coni:Peantenney. To•Tiinis - and Genoa—The Medea, COmmander Warden. To Gibrithar- , The Queen (110),-Captain' Sir t. Sullivan the Wars,pite (50),Captain P. - W. I'. Wallis; the .Acheron,; Lieutenant B. Aplin, commander. _ „• PORTsMOUTit, 2.--The Fox, 42,- eaßtairi . Si; H. Blackwood, Bart., is still-in frarbert roads, ho orders- for her immediate departure having yet arrived( She.will previOnsjy - P`rodeedtif Plymouth Mid equip for foreign service; it is be lieved her destination is China. • s • • • • - The Cornwall, 50, t/-oop,ship, : Lieutenant Bowe, is daily expected with naval and.militarrinvalids from China. • • The'Vernon,-50, just-paid off at Slieerhesa, to be docked And surveyed for re-Cennuisaiou fottliwitho.. •.: The, Rroinetheue steam-vessel,_ .Cnemani;fer J, Han, is ra- • pidly 'entering her hands 'earl - equipping in.harbOur. here, Her - destination when readrviilt.be. the coaat. of Affiea. She will Cake dispatches. and superniuneraries for the, Penelope, 22 'steam,frigate, Captain Jon es, other *eels on the African statiOni , -.- The Malabar, 72s •caotaiti Sir-G..11: Sartorins; is being dis:' mantled in the barbeur prior to beieg,paid off. Should her -timberg be'fbund on overhauling sound and firm, - she \vill-be -ressomsniasidneck .forni one of the squadron •of exercise. Shelnr,heen.upwards of 50 years, in the service.; • • • Tlie ITYdraSteaingleop, Commander IL B.. Young, :Was' at ;Ascension' on. tha-25th•Of :March: She landed' conimiSsariat ,silver at the Gambia; and touched at Sierra Leone. --.No l case . 'or fever of any amount has occurred on beard her. The St, Vincent,l2o, 'Captain Rowley; sailed on Friday l to relieve, the wind-bound vessels in thh. Channel,. and with, orders, should she see the Indus, 80, Captain Sir James Stir ling, Knight, to'Send her into Plymouth, to be paid. off, in stead of.thalting this port, so than the proverb, an ilil wind. that Wows nobody good," will suit the good people of Plymouth exsiCtly. The Vindictivei.s6l Captain J. Totip Nieolis, CB:, was•gt- Callao on the 28th Jannary;mo.ored- - .within 50fathorna4 She. Mole, to affordprotection to the British Ministo kumfrf - i dents, if reqaired, another ; revolution In . Peru pected every 'hour. The Vindictive: had with the American frigates United . State- • - swung 1 4 4 ."'" . 20th of, Jirnuary , , in a run • sailed j f an rom d hours, by the wind, *hl4-j- about . sixty- five" m des in eight c Co atiao kstel o l i to h n e ,_ ‘.cti royals set; `the CodstellatiOn was. 46 dee ; i - a C ti o 4 m iy mai ec id u e n i , Kearney,' and the T :nited ji'a gta b t e es nig was left left li,a a lf be t u o t ps e al igh ls t- d , o uilles ti; ai lt4t t e ern m : n the bteeze freshened the Vindictive gained more' and had itblown . strong her advantage would have been infinitely greater. -• •. •' • _ The Eurydice, 26; Captain .G. Elliott,-and Fair Rosamond, 2, schooner,Lient.-Cottimander A. G. B tilman, were at Halifax on the 13th ult.; the illustribus, 72, Captain J. E. 'Erskine, with the flag of Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Adam, K.C.8., Commander-in Chief on the West India 'and North American . station, arrived .at Halifax on the 18th of May ; and the Hermes, steam-sloop, Lieut.-Conrintnider: Washingt on C arr , On the 10th, NM Kingston, Jamaica, where fever has: been Awfully Severe, and had proved fiital to many 'onboard. , commanication whateVer, was allowed from the shore; hid' ; the quarantine flag floated from her mast-head; theßesistance, -i42lCoininander a G. E. Patey. and Apollo, B,,Commander W.jgaclean s .(trOop-ships), left Halifax for - Quebec on the sth of,May . , L ,viith the ,second battalion 59th (Rifles); and other troops en board.. •. The QUilen;LlO, Captain Sir C-Sulliyan, arrived at Gibral tar on the 17th ult. from Malta, and was .there on the:l9th with the Locatskam-ysssek.„Lieutenant-Conimander !NM . Lunn. • - • • ' "' We have good authbrity for stating that Captain A. Corry will be the.,,Coramodore of the eiperintental 12-gun brig squadron (hiring their.trial,, and that he svjll hoist his broad pendant as ComModore - of the second class on board the Firebrand steam-vessel, .the command of which, when the trial is concluded, will devolve on;Captain James Hope APPOLNTHZNTS. . . • • Cionimaider—A. A. Ingram, to the 'Royal Nasal College, for instruction: Lieutenants—R. I. I. linonald and H. R. Quin, AO the Collingwood. Midshipnian—F. Cotter; to the Volage. • - Naval Cadets—G. J. Richards and '11..P. Mercer,. le the St. Vincent ;W, Clark; to the Prometheus. . . . - • Dr.voxPonr, - MAY 3L The ..Nautilus, 10, LieutenApt _Commanding W. Tringhatn; . Friday, -with -Water and provisions for the wind-bound vessels in the Channel. The Prince Frederick (Dutch transport) arrived frein rinant, on Tuesday, for a. supply of provisions, being unable to proceed up the Channel . by ,the prevalence of the strong gales_from the east. - The America, 50, 'Captain , the Hon, John Gordon, was towed from the harbour into the Sound . by the Confiance steam-vessel on Monday. The America is a crack ship, in splendid order; she is of a similar class to the Vindictive and Warspite.• This. is the first time she has been commissioned since her conversion from a line-of-battle ship to a frigate. She will be paid advance in a day or two, and proceed to the Pacific. Lieutenant Wynne, R.M. ; goes out in her to relieve Captain Mitchell, R.M., in the Carysfort, 26, Captain the Right Hon. Lord George Paula. It is reported, upon very good authority, that the guns mounted upon the various batteries in this vicinity are to be withdrawn, and re-placed with 65-pounders of a new con , struction, capable of throwing shot to a cons id era bly grea t er distance han.the present:gum . , - . Coma -sunnAL.—A...court-martial was held yesterday on board .the San . Josef, 110, now guard-ship at t.lua_ i port, to try Mr. C. D. A. Ne wman , - ass i stant - surgeon-of her , Majesty'e steam-Vessel Lucifer, Conimander G.A. Frazer r cal, a charge of having drawn a bill upon Government without the necessary authority, he being under stoppages at the time. _ In support of the charge, 'Mr. Eastlake, Queen's Soli citor, read. several letters, one from the Accountant-General, Mr. Briggs; 'to Commander Frazer, stating the impropriety of the conduct pursued by Mr. Neiman, is obtaining the sum of 401. 158. Gd. in advance,' without the signature of his' commander, aware at the same,time that he stood indebted to the Crown in the sum of 38/. 3s, Bd., and that a mark had been made against his. name, as. usual when parties were under stoppages.. Letters of a similar nature were also writ ten to the correspondent of the Accountant-General,- Mr.: Robertson, and the Clerk of the Admiralty, Mr. Strutt, cautioning them not to . accept the bill, in accordance 'with article 2 in the printed sheet of instructions, but that a debt was due to the Crown from the said Mr. Newman, which was 'to be received by them in instalments of Si. per quarter, to be deducted from his pay. After a very long examination of the facts, the Court decided that the charges had been fully established ; . and, the sentence' of the Court was, that the said Charles D. A. Newman be forthwith dismissed from her Ma jesty's steam-vessel Lucifer, and he *as disinissed accordingly. In Harbour—San Josef, Confiance, and Lucifer. Ix Dock (repairing)—Kent, Actmon, and Grecian. In the Sound—Caledonia, America, and Prince Frederick (Dutch transport): SHEERNESS, MAT 31.—The Campordown, 104, Captain W. F. Martin, was towed to the Nore this morning by the African and Monkey steam-vessels, She still carries the flag her, but returned 4 as 2s,h h ies or wra e asp in iqi th inysp e pe e re v ot e gre n d i e ll os g ni of Vice-Admiral Sir John Chambers White; Who' went out in evening, Thursday towards for Th eo e mt n isZo o i n i. ' surveyor of the navy, Sir W. Symonds. • last r e a b dn t e h s s e The Vulture first-class steam-frigate is in the basin, await ing her pendant, where are also the Monarch, 84, Chichester, 50, and Crocodile, 26. The Cygnet, 6, Commander Henry Layton, went out of the basin:yesterday, and will go to the Nore on the 4th of June. InDock—Amazon and Boscawen. In. Harbour—Ocean, Cygnet, Skylark, Lightning, and Af ricaine steamers. , • At' the Nore--Cainperdewn. ' • l'uomoVoiss.—Acting-Aslistlng-guigeons—W. Lawrence, J. Gallagher, G. Rae, M.D., tattle, rank of assistantzsurgeon s . Clerks—a. A. _Lance, Bee:yes, C. Fielden, and W. H. Whieman, to be paymasters andliiirsers. APPonlystErrs.7--COminander-L-Charles Patriarche, tom mender in the Fleet, ' Mates—G. H. 11. Greatheini,i6 the Formidable, from the . Queen; A. H. Douglas, of theForinidable, to the Queen; Second Master—E. IL Garwood, to the Lynx. • Assistant Surgeons—F. B. Pritchard, to the Formidable,' additional ; G, Rae, M.D., 'additional to the Caledonia, for service at Plymouth Hospital ; A. Brown, to the Colling wood. ' Masters' Assistants—S. J. Moriarty, to the Formidable ; .11:Reed, to - the Lightning. Clerks—W. O'Brien, to be secretary's clerk i n ' the M .rairal's office at Sheerness ; J. D. Manly and A. S. Bennett, to the Queen ; T. Neame, to the Cygnet. • e • Clerks' •Assistants--R. Daemon and J • Ibb taon, of the Queen, to the. Formidabler; W. H. Eastman, of the-Formi dable;to the Queen. E. Couch,. J. W, Armstrong, E. - Carly, W.' J. Lowry, J.—j ' Teitch l3 re ' B r e en, W. Morgan, T. Atkinson,and J. Gill; of the Queen, W. Hewett, and H. Sykes, t o th e Cadets Taylor, Naval a • ood„ :F orm idable ; J. Carnegie, to the Queen. Eng i neer s —D. Ramsay (second) and R. Williams (third), to the Formidable. T Deudn J. Curtis, to the Firefly; J. Evros (second), to the Ceylon ; R. Gage, (third), to the Echo ; T. C. Rundle (third), to the :Pro inetheus. forged cheque at an hotel in LiverpoOl, it is requested meet the the 20th that he will immediately return the money ; orthename, l e T t Cr b c : i tt a l lrg d; H e° , : il i i i t -7—e P n ft , : 74 7 °' c: w f lticl h ol i t s ho pe sn b of e ely f M o e r a t Y h o'f swe p d O ina l Belled thellue and Cry., IjasvEsT:l-_—The haY,harvest has par tially cotarnenctid In this neighbourhdod. . The crops,' Eovi= l ever; are extreinely .scanty, with' comparatively bare stems' allfltdefleletit..under-grass.! The want of rain, and the long, p9ntinuance of cold winds, have occasioned a very deficient growth in every direction, particularly upon the higher and .more exposed descriptions of soil; and it is probable that the ,prien of hay will, in consequence, be, considerably enhanced: r—bOnciister Gcliete. EGYPTIAN' Royal ; Highness the —Duchess of Camhridge, attended by the Baroneas.Ahle feldt, Baron linesebeck, and Baron visited the t -Napoleon Museum on Saturday; and 'after arnn t n o g o i x ! ffir, MOO ,than,two hours, mere p lea ded Li,viapiarisig.eosithtsboriivtfeer:istry:issoouist.bseak.ti_srtbfdic:"otiiObenerailef.namailvin'pe.grOinnat.h,i,s,,eldhli2etu'oßos'ehuyiuoaino:...o.„tn;_thuerrijoli,,,..t raut v.1:4144. PUBLICATIONS. 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Sit,—Your article of Tuesday, on Peel's giant hum bug is admirable ! but you were a little hard upon the unlucky Premier, in requiring of him a clear definition in reply to the' question, " What is a pound ?"--How can you expect a man to define that of which ho has not the slightest conception His obvious blunder, is, the fancy, that there is an unchanging 'standard, and that gold is such a standard Every man of clear intellect is aware, that no invariable standard does, or can exist. _ - While this profound person talks of a sovereign as • beitynonymons with ' 4 a polind,". he forgets, that the id coin he " pantonumically" held up, would, about the close of the late war ; have exchanged for one fourth part more silver thin it will now ' - The truth is, • that gold obeys the same law .as that which governs all other articles, it advances in price under su increased demand—and sinks in price when the ratio of demand to supply lessens. • . Your ol)servations on the tomfoolery about silver are mos. ju t—allow me to add a-postscript to them. The flank is to be allowed to keep four millions out of sixteen- in silver, but the noteholder is is not to 1!e ,14prived of his right to demand payment in Go ti 1:!--if gold is more valuable , _ in propor tion, than silver in the market (for example, if an ounce will fetch four pounds in silver), it is about as obvious as the profound commercial ignorance of the Prime Minister of Great Britain that not one single ounce of will leave:the Bank cellars, and that the sixteen millions of the Company will, in effect, be reduced to twelve ! ! Yours, always, COMMON SENSE. DUDLEY OLD BANK.—The creditors of- this bank received a 'dividend of 55., in the pound on Wednesday last. This is the secJnd dividend, which, with the first, amounting to BS. Bd. iu the potind, settles better than half the demands upon the estate, which it is now confidently asserted will pay full 20s. in.the pound. . .Oa Saturday the annual Pitt . dinner was held in Merchant 'Tailors'„ 1141, Threadneedle-street. About 130 noblemen, Members of Parliament, and other gentle in-n, sat 'down to dinner, the Right Hop. Lord Fever sham in the chair. Amongst the - company present were ' the Earls of Eldon and Dartmouth, Lords Farnham and Kenyon, Sir It. Carr . Glynn, Sir John Chetwode, and Sir John Crosse, Darts. ; the Hon. Lloyd Kenyon, the 11 , n. A. I)uncombe; Cot. Stewart Vyse, Major-General Sondwith, St.jor Moore, Colonel Sibthorp, M,P,, A. L'efroY,'Eq , NI.P., Mr. Alderman Copeland, M.P„ Mr. Round, M. 1)., Quent4f.Dick, Esq., M,P., Joseph Neeld,' Et:q , M.P., G. W. J. 'lepton, Faq:, M.P., C.. M. Hullah, Esq., the muster of the company, nearly all the wardeus, as well as tho most leading Conservatives of the City of London. The usual loyal and patriotic toasts having been drank, the toast of the evening, " The Immortal Me:nory of the Hon, William Pitt," was given, and re ceived with the • greatest applause. Numerous other toasts were drunk in the course of the evening, and the company broke up, about eleven o'clock. • .. . ...., kaTRAORDINAIty 131F.TH.—vn the evening of Whit Monday,.§usan HobbS, wife of Michael -Hobbs,. an indus- trims labourer`of .Chtswielt, was delivered of four chil after its birth • the ether three were bapti sed the same dren, two boys and ,two girls. One of the boys died soon evening by the Rev.. Mr. - Bowerbank, .the vicar. The second boy, : has- sinee-(liede-but the - two' folloWlng,noqee yeterday.. the mother.is doing well. The parents are. girl's were living `, : fi'A'r ThduStrtius i> o'ple . ,..vitlia large family, even before . , 1 1 45 11410(101e addittoti, " - tzixs to ttib different assessors appointed. tinder the hew In-. tame Tax Act sth . aid 6th _Victoria, both in 't4 , City of London, and the parishes within the-hitV t 4 Puirialiv of this. great tnetropolis :—" As tst cha aawsarnents made in the year h►as ii' be c e7ifs:il ' itv l -''o.es(l4plesar*.tf:74;;;Tlsshei!inicis of Stamps and ' tt342, up*/ rilliatitile4 A and TI, In respect to landsJenements, & c ., thoy are to remain in - fort e for three years, from the sth - ,of April in tbittyeari no rotnrn,id reqlirect to,be inade for the Wh present year ell.nfii,,,arirtehbeesekoj omitted dutes ceptiu oafs ere 1=6,, to be charged ih the as ex sessinentt already made, or .where new buildings have since -beea eVICtO2! : , , • - 74 VI 1.1 aI. nr.vrii V RGRQ ESSENCE of - ANCHOVIES. vtir - , - m x i , use, 107, STRAND;corner of the Savoy-steps, London . ... Lie otir in ' RC IESS and SON, being apprised of the numeroull en- InallY Persons to imposeu spurious article for their k h ie. it inciunbent on them to requeSt the atten . tion of the tl r ellasing what they conceive to be the . original to ob tv ' ant e and Address correttkond with the above. The gene- Necled . a ,Fe .of the spurious descriptions will - deceive the • un tiow "nu, for their detection' J.-B. and Son, submit the follo , wing l Vth e n °r a a r d e ar in eg a s p ; pearanCe at flrst sight, " the genuine, some ",Burgess's Essence of Anchovie o s,. R,, ll „ ur giss's ;" and many .more without address. 3 . d i n d —"' having been many years honoured with suck dis- Aare --hlie ten 1 - , i - PProbation feel hem venttmeni of respect towar . ds the estly solicit them Y to inspect the labels previous to Ore,,-:„.^uat they conceive to be of their make , - which they hope ..+11.74(-17:,n1.10, disapuointments. preparedt i , eit tid i , bay.l 3 eti X o ,W ,co S n A tiva UC es E, to fo b r e geheral gl is ve r n eco su n ch li them, r lry 7e h and a7lg (141 'atet aS 41 °St useful and convenient saucel will keep good in a War e h, ' • '"e, 107, STRAND, corner of the Savoy•steps,.Lendon. Tke Original Fish-sauce Warehouse.