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(1„-- 11/4."""nr.. 42- C-) 43 E p r E o c l E N / - 1( N J I: E . I ,e 4 LI v. ( • , t o Oa; I • yo. .7 2 . 2 3, 4 .4r • 1 • • 4 " Jai; , MA H s 7 , • '7,1„, ~, • or 4 `;: 4 ' • , -J.l.be A 4, t4i Ai '. . • • 7* . " • , , L • - . l'ejii4P.-112124*-1 °l T EVENING LAITION t ~d BRITISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOL THE THIRTY-FOURTHS OCIETY GENERAL MEETING of th• above SOCIETY will be held in Exeter Hall, on MoN DA Y, May 6, 1839. The Right Hon. LORD MORPETH, M.P. and V.P., in the Chair. HTicket s o f admission may be obtained of William Allen, scl., Treasurer, Pl oug h -court, Lombard-street; Messrs. eyand Dirt on , G racechurch-street ; Messrs. Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly; Messrs. Nisbet and Co., Berners-street ; Mr. S. Bagster. Paternoster-row ; Mr. Davies, Sunday School Union Dep o t, Paternoster-row ; and at the Central Schools, Boro ugh -road. The door s w ill b e opened at Eleven o'Clock, and the Chair taken at Twelve precisely. HENRY DUNN, Serretary PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Cour of Chancery, made in a Cause BAIN v , .rsus LrS CHER, the Creditors c,f the Reverend JOHN DENT.- IkEUX, formerly resident in itlcorfields, in the City of Lon del, and a f terwards in the Ayesue de ? Neuilly, :in the City of pens (wh o di ed the 11th da:, of April, 1534,) are, by their Solicitors, on or before the lot day of July, 1&39, to come in and prove their Debts before Asps. %NV lIE NKY LY NCH, Esq., one of th e Alast'rs of the said Court, at his Chambers in Souili appton-buildni ga, Chancery-lam : , L on d on ; or , i n d e f au l t thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the %IA decree. pURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court k.. it , of Chanctry, made in a Cause BAIN versus LE5..,,,,, ..,,,,, any perso - r; or persons claiming to be NEXT of f . eat in Afoorfields, , 4 41-, the Reverend .101 IN DEVEREUX, formerly resi in the City of London, and afterwards in II? Avenue de Noullv, near th ; City of Paris, ( who died the c i a t i hd .al of April, I ekio, living at the time of his decease, or !settaives of min g t o be the personal representative, or personal rep; e ilthe4 Soll-itor,, any such Next of Kin, as have xi .ce diod, are, on or before the Ist. day of Juiy, 1439, to 1,,," in ana establish their Claim before A NnitEW llENity , Pre Cr C1ia..... 1" 1.. " ' ES I 7 , one of the Ma t f the saiol Court, at his u enefit of the . i . -m!lue,3, So utham: . ton-buildinos, Chancery-lane, Londtms; L . , In default thereof', they will be perempt,rily excluded the '4:l ____ said decree. 4 r.,,,,, CO IIMERCIAL TRAVELLER. "LNTLEM.AN who ha s repr esen t e d f our rueec„orthe most extensive Manufa c t urers , h av i ng a &st ilt*, 2zneetio . in the Midland and Northern Counties, among and woollen drapers and tailorl, is desirous of forming an e."Nement with • - leading Hous e or Houses on Commis - glon or otherws'"'e Acki r eu, post-paid, t o X. Y., Mr. J. Handford, 7, Strand. - —, PRIVATE PUPIL. .tilt V ACANCY for a PUPIL is NOW lo n ° PEN in the FAMILY of a CLERGY3IAN of °set ,, e erienc.,, reiiding Twelve mail; from London. He can v % en 1.4 ! t eatitfaetory Reterenees to Itnblemen and Gentle. •filiO r n sons have been under hi. care. The number of ~ f e u t i , a limited to six. • ittelit • !At* be directed for the Rev. R. IL, Post-office, Peter ' f ' • - -,,-.7 e Y• • J " 0• . 4 41, •:, .. . „ if. 4 e s P e '-' 944-7 ! • ' Ah . 1.7 -lil' d ci the approver. ,:',• m 7 o:,„e t trki j iht . liriti. this,•ko,rot.Mait , r, ;77 s 1 I . I „,` "a kliellsierileSpi•cting the'Coil: .. l%lrcbitnj. who 4aN TL , C l Ol}l3lfi'ATlO': COALS, - W. -JRAcsi.... t+ it 'tts announce he has the Itonourato . -,,:i y r •Sy-;1-rii - I.:oeflthip as haring surliliol a supert.. 0;,.., I4 Y -- riescription of coals delivered -at 53. per ton Ott si - r i Prices' • t I of the usual charge of lOs. per ton. fib GREAT GREA In T ' ea 's cl) TI- AN D- yARD, CHARING ". • - vs Itelt dor to the Police-station. -. l'ft I‘ ., p---s- . ---- • - , 4 - •NES*.attd SPIRITS, of, high Character, 1e...,:A oil* recommended :--Old Port, three years in s .. kr".'; §herry, very superior, 425. ; excellent;. Dinner i. - - s_,, • 4, : "r . . i t,Nt : : k . Marsala, 245. ; Cape, best quality, - /Bs.• . In .., f,„,,,' k is i -Port, Old and Fruity, 21/. ; Sherry, (314 and r- ' 14i 11 ' ; Marsala, 1 0 /. • Cape, 51. Spirits - :--- . -Old 44 1.4bs i k; - ldY, 28s. ; Jarnaiea Hum, 14s. ; best Englith Gin ? ..,,„;..,'","srwlest legal strength, 12s. per gall9ll. _ „..,., s. Or o ' AI? : lIENEKEY and COll'll . l . N .)%n Wine Establlshirient; , . ---....„,......fiti,1i Holho • i . '-' "..• ---"*"------...___, ' 4 ' vi aIIIENT.-Persons having a littl e , , • . ,_T,4„ ' '' r ated In London and Country Towns by the Ea s t India 11 0 . n • "Pally for th e SALE of the i r celebrated TEAS (Office, ' T h . 1 Gr eat St. H e l en ' s C hurch-yard, Bishopsgate-street): sad Y , r e Packed i n l eaden canisters, from an ounce to a pound ; ree.,,e,a alterati ons have been made corresponding with the ;teat fall i n tea, whereby agents will be enabled to compete azal ni a . iri 'lla- The licence is only eleven shillings per annum, tle4bl-during the Let fourteen years have realised consi. ' ideLlPeornis by th e agency , w i t h out one shilling let or loss. qta- licin to Ile ffiade (if by letter, post) )aid). to • "`, ' . CHARLES HANCOCK, Secretary. _______ _ .. T4i T s 'T 0 INI D I A.. 1 1 7 A . .94,..- i ? ,ali eo shirts _lndian Long Cloth Is 6d. to ,iiiri t ipin9able Ftill Fronts 23. 6d. to 3s, 6d. ; curiously- Fine it4, l As r i ."nts -Linen Collars, and Wrists, 45.. 6d. to ss. Gd. ; liv ed'.7;,lbalrarn ss. to ss. 6d. ; 'Curiously Fine Bs. Gd. to Viat1i55.4,..... 4 °,3"S %- flhirts of all sizes ; Girls under Clothing t e' .ee;"'"N'ai ` l5- oin-lOsi 6d. per dozen ; Long Cloth , 181 i. to . ft f • lue 30s to 365. ; Ladies Long. Calico Night C . 2s ` t *, - ''' . • an d .N i ght , per Vs. 93. f t sit e :611...,% Frilled Collars, Bosoms, doti • PF?Aizen ; :Geriderneh's dress collars 4s. ,6d. Handke hie °"°4'.4411 ii°4e ‘43,.._ 6tt.' , lice 'dozen ; Cotton ~• °: :: -C olour , .,6 , 4 s • Per deafen.; Sl i kaiiiteaf2a Pl'Pcffiz v NV "ii. ath* ;:- d'-•331 slaekets - ;-and - O • nmsers 'sgl - '64frs f1t 4 r 7 a. •64 ,- 11 F ,•,, t5 - , .ukta, • 5 $ -61 c 4 II - mni.ck. BotkLugss4l4 l sicet! , ,' , ', .• ; 0,4, a . • ~. A $ c A ,• • rENT ER AND CO.'S; 613, HOUND§DITCIi. t -- • -- rnetcd from King William-street, City. 2 . • C°N OWY • -C F VILE.I-1 EN'S DRESS p,., , iti i 4- - „ cut - TiCK and DRESS COATS, i.nd every other arti d'tkik'd all( ' n ' ad e'jn a superior style froin a well-selected stock , ts s :. L. '?f A Teti qualitles. at J. Cll A IIL ES'S, 171, Fleet -.'-i• 'll '' tnllowin g is a brief list of prices for cash :- '' ' 'l 'Lls3„„ 644° „.. i.:6l ahionahle-e o l oure ..:£2 15 '0 to £3 -.0 0 -*:- "`"Y"' - ' ) Taols blue or bLick ,i. 2 151. 0 4••• ....:.a.710. 0 474144.*it1i lk si f i: -,2 18 ~1- 4 ..• , %:401 8 1) '.- . l Ak ., i)t,ll)iit ii"kut,,, ; ...' ' - %•,-. . ' ~lls`A, .. ro'i Te 6 iii -n efi"''.' ' ll '. - • 0-15.' d"L'="-' r 'lO 0 k v i tol t it i tittil assortment a Fis,u,-ecl Satiu - s, Challis, Ice., for • latt itt& - a- Young sientlemen's Suits on the most moderate „ . • 1 0 - . - ettstrisan'ii Suit of Li ver y £ 4 4 0 ! .. tsfue • 'al,lle address, 171, Fl eet-street, which gentlemen are 1 tt-01 e down. . e4APET, CABINET, AND UPIIOI - STERY WAREFIOUSE, 11,.. , 29 3, 294, and 295, HIGH HOLBORN. itikft namease concern is conducted upon the principle of li 6',' : ',l the BEST ARTICLES, at the LOWEST Ithv o ir for CASH. The Reputation which its Warerooms ize4l l ...._tt:ileti for magnitude of assortment, elegance of style, P.atat7hle 14 s t . r ni indUcement f I Ifurnishing to inspect : w st, "::ansilip, and durability of materials, offers a or ami ies tape are Carp et LYON, HOTSON, and CO., Manufacturers, Upholsterers, and Cabinet-makers, 2.LL3, 294, and 295, Holborn. lANO FOIITE WAREHOUSE. '3. BPIHOP SGATE-STREET WITHIN. Cpo, „(Opposite the Marine Society.) speethilly solithe I A - ' It()E PEACHEY, Manufaeurer, re- Public I %IPRBn PentTal tots his tnd extensive assortment o 8 VED CA HINETICIO attention of his Friends and the ,_ '. TAG E, PICCOLO, and QUARE PIANO F RTES, upon the most approved prin ciples, and WARRANTED ; • mil to any CLIMATE. Also, 4 arl.le collection, Secoud-h mt good d condition, with Single ,nd Double Action Harps. and, in -oo SUPERIOR INST RUIIIENTS LENT ON HIRE. . It t i N.D.—ROY AL SERA PHINES. trornents Tu ne d , R • d Removed, and taken in . epaire , s Exchange. 41 ONE HUNDRED PIANOFORTES FOR GENERAL INSPECTION. " And wher e th e gar d ner, R o l s i n, day by day, Drew me to school along the public way, "Delighted with n 4 bauble coach, and w rai p'd CIIIL" scarlet mantle warm and velvet cap. "--Cowper. D9,EN AND INVALIDS.-Of hi g h value in the Preservation or Restoration of Health.— Children's Carrirges ; invalid Wheel Chairs, and Spinal Car riag,es of all sorts, on Sale or Hire. The greatest Collection ever seen — neat, light, easy, and perfectly safe—is at lngrrrn's Furniture Warehouse, 29, City Road, opposite the klunhill Cemetery (one of the largest Shops in London). pom T. J. PETTIGREw, F.it s to 11-le,.srs. S. and B. SOLOMONS, 39, Alb emarle—bt . reel, P,c. c - a a ; GENTLESIEN—I have no hesitati:ll in replyi ng to your inquiry . the results obtained by the use of your improved Spetacle tn ' ll ll in the constant habit of re:AA...ft and writ:Lig for num) , hours 1 . 0 -I ,ther by lamp light, it is but justice to say that run. newlv-ic 2ied S t wt tael.: lenses have atrord:4l me the greatest comfOrt. h. tro ve 'l'ay.o the ordinary pebbles I nev, , , fsibd to xperience in the ' l nning a great iritation in the eyes. Slue I have. wed j our d able I suffer from no ineonven:enee of the kind, st ,, d my 14 - lunch .„ 4 ' l* improved I sits I ever feel grateful to ray goon Mund e ll , r jr - h„,i n g drawn my a . ten-ion to the subject. •tlieve sue to be your., very respectfully, t , ,‘• J. PET I It; REW, 8, S4ville.ro ,, , the 4th January, laft. .' l ,essrs. SOIA; MO thAt 0PE.R.A1 . 1% , t. , NOICE Ote kti '.CT •R, which thous:tilde of !leaf . peitio ace been sit? hen ( ir e ,,, the sire of a seven-0:11ms piece, an.: vrneu fixed t let , 1 ‘ )of the ear e soft, easy, a: d its mot unconitortal..le km, wlieeeptible than having a piece of wool . in its place, a id the faint -411, A ' t er ki pu' lie assembly is heard v.ith omm:um.. ` .4 .rnioriNatre.t. N• TRAVELLER. ARE ENIP r (WED. cua!,..7trenot how am phr,k iced co it be not by •Le adyetiibte of tttor t ;`,,.. but advw.e of a physic i an, I so sure. will pi esc , ine ue •! o r Me than may consist with ily s..f.ty, and need doth re n Divtxt:. tl, j I) l( p. P p E t It Eft S from a REDUNDANCY of —..tIF,NCy o f BILE, from inligestion, Pain in ar t .n or un.ter the 'Right e. Sick Head-ache, C . , Oppre-sion after Mrs.!, P.toitlets or Cor‘ , 7 or even those dreadful malatue-, e stone and t h ' 4 . 4 to-whhie.l, they are a deci.ied solvent and preveilt , ye), would do ti l „of tryt ,e LIVER PILLS, as now prepared from the prescr r otte.Dr. JOHN Msl ON", of Russell.square, d k o s f en Typhus and Scsilet evar, by the eY:'' or ;." Agents, Messrs. gDIVA may INSTANLEI (rye , LD. lt i ,llD ru t Whom they may 1)1 had retail, and of a mo,t. "Ilklat n - . l 't anti Patent Medicine Dueler in London aid the U hitt d t( 1 ,4 at, ls. I pet hox ternalus, tied Ai a:Dinner Pill icy are inoonsparable. bath ' et ! they are; safe Aperient_, and Verinifuge 4). l;f: Hr. John AiMetron 's Liver Tills," is engraved en the utte else genuine. g THE ~` CAUTION TO LADIES. PROPRIETORS of KEARSLPEIIIISS to i,- .original 'WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE __ tliht4in,-13- Interattinut ale - h L h ' i ntt th B o e tt ifi to • tion the Purchasers of these Pills e'm•elve; gt them h under a a n ut d i liters of the late h l e Vit ( l )? 7 . . ie da i n ia g me of Smithers, Lewis,t _ o , I bal "!tt who have no right to the preparing of theT.• i l alt, i , i ( ,:Pe having been send to the late G. K r.: ~ RSLEI, of Fleet s Ott L i . . ° ,.'a UL'ow found it necessary t 3 make the follow' g Am `ma protection ef her property, in the year 17t18. i, tt P -- Tha s h . . AFFIDAVIT. te,,enlale Which in poissession of the Recipe for making We7ch's ,--214 .'tile, was bequeathed to her by her late husband _ gie \\:-', ;t this Recipe was purchased by her late Husband, of Tiait,lrl Wi sh Welch, in the year 1787, Ea- a valuable consideration, it,''.----Th: t yi s ew e for making 'he Medicine for 1 i h i : ' , :_tPt t n gned t : y k t tt e lia sa ri i n d e v Kearsley jdi in possession gae. of the qele s h, acknowledging the hay. ch,;:cei wed the mon ey of tn. said George Kearsley, fur the pur ',Nr4;.°,f the absolute property of the said Recipe. thi day' the Mansion House, London, the ._,,tiilttru e l .Z B ;43 o. l__ongANDEßSON, Mayor. it e. of N ovember , 17% 1 , before me, and justly celebrated for their peculiar Virtues, t a ng ?th e iia ...Intended to the Notice of every Ladv, having °b ro. netien and a , probation of most Gentlemen of the Medi. ti ha Yen.' tle Frame is 4' l, l ; i Nt 'ess rte n ' a , a safe . ai d valuable Medicine, in effectually re. *. .th t —.3trucions and relieving all other Inconveniences to liable, pecizaly ebi; of life, f r these which at an early 4 trio t Y or the nuently arise from want of Exercise and general 4, o e (id z system; they create an ApPe • tite correct Indigestion, 1•0 1 4dy ril l ues , and Nervous Headache, and are eminently useful %4,la4ti on sorders, Pains in the Stomach, Shortnessof Breath, and .7-19 in „a„oftha Heart ; being perfectly innocent, may be used with ~,,, ald ~'", masons and Cl' t s ,le44ul'olessile and ' lma el Sangn Oxford.street; also by ‘ ltetal; l rri..y s tlt retaa ' !)," J. , ' ' L3ndon ; :Jul by most re- I ' 4le Medivfue Venderst" Town €bi and r 'Country, at -.?s Wt. per box. Me k titP, b4 r erve, the tiesir:e l ars wrap;ed In white paper, and have ' Keal 'aleY, engraved en the Oovernmen; Stamp. TO SCHOOL )1 ASTER S.—Wanted a SCHOOLMASTER, for the St. George, Hanover square united Day Schools of Instruction and Industry. He must be a member of the Established Church, not under twenty five years of age, thoroughly acquainted with the Madras sys tem of teaching, arid chose character will bear the most strict inquiry. Fifty pounds cecurity will be required. The salary is ninety piwitids per annum, with unfurnished apartments, coals, and cancllts. Testimonials as to character: and practical experience in the above system to be delivered in person to the Secretary, Mr. Lees, at the Paving Board .Room, Mount -street, Grosvenor square, between the hours or twelve and one o'clock, who %sill give any further particulars requil'ed. April 30, I t,39. R. LEES, Secretary. 11 - (ATL AND TAVERN-KEEPERS' mi. PROVIDENT INSTITUTION for the RELIEF of NECEITOUS and AGED MEMBERS, COOKS and WAITERS. PEESIDENT.—J. J. CUFF, Fsq. VICE-PALSIDENTS. Mr. J. Cuff, jun., Fi eemasons'l Mr. English, Royal Hotel, St. Tavern, Great Queen-street. James s. Mr. Clark, White Hart, Wind- Mr. S. Lovegrove,jun., London snr. Coffee-house, Ludgate-bill. Mr. Croom, Sussex Hotel. Mr. J. Lovegrove, Crown and Bouverie-street. sceptre, Greenwich. Mr. Bacon, Freems..ons' Ta- Mr. Sofilaw, Bridge House Ho rem, Great Queen-street. tel, London Bridge. Mr. Breach, London Tavern, Mr. Wood, Castle and Falcon, Bishopsgate-street. Aldersgate-street. Mr. Ellis, Star and Garter, Mr. Walters, King's Head, Richmond. Poultry. TRUSTEES. . Mr. Ellis, Ellis's Hotel, St. Mr. Fenton, Fenton's Hotel, James's-street. St. James's-street. Mr. Godfrey, Green Dragon, Mr. Pagliano, Sabloniere Ho.; Bishops ate-street. tel, Leicester-square. TREASURER-Mr. Loyegreve. A unnoas.-31 r Quarterin .n. Mr. Tapster, Mr. Blount. COMMITTEE. Mr. Curtis. Mr. Fi4is. .. _Mr. _Prim-. Mr. Coggin. Grimei. . Mr. Rtnuie-, ,- - Mr. Cli.istensky.-... - .: K Onthee.y. -- . Mr: n011i0,#41,.. Mr. Dalton: I:ought/rat.- - Mr. Treherne. , Mr. Dolby. - 3e. Muruss. Mr. Woodger. Mr. Fox. Mr. ?Royce. Mr. F. Williams. The object of this Institution is the establishment of a Fund for the permanent assistance of Hotel and Tavern-keepers, Cooks, or Waiters, being members, and their Widows, and tem porary assistance of Members, their Widows. and Children, when in necessitous circumstances. A payment of ten guineas, or one guinea annually, will en .tiite. AibiCii.bers; en being admittel megkers, agreeable to the 'Vigiiraii.iistii) all, the benefits of the' initftiitt& - - - if..paid t riot etcothe 24th of Stme.next. ,• . • 41. -ci , :,. ..- i -,, ,, Su.bscriOionisisaybo iaaid to thegreaAurer • :the. Lortdon, itn ,Wolmirister.Bank; or e tothc Coll ox, Mr. I. Palmer, No6' F.arl.street, Edgware-rodilNho ;iill sttend any appeintme Ir OA purpose. Country 'subscribers can pay their sulisc:ii4 tioni:to any of the Joint-strode !links and 13raushes - cinneete4l with' the London and.Westniinitt4r Bank. • . The Rules and Regulations. oP - the Society, with a list of Members tad Donors, may be Had on application to the Tres stn et' or other officers of the Institution. J. 'S. NEWBON, Hon: Sec. A TI - 0:N AL BATHS Slit, HIGH .HOLBORN. ,The Proprietors have,the honour to inform the Public i thsit their,itinceasing labours in. promoting and completing these spletidid - Baths are brbuglino a close, and that the TEPID and COLD BATHS are now ready for their reception, and will be open from Five o'clock in the morning till Ten at night throughout the season.: brilliantly illuminated with gas. The Tepid Bath is lopylied with a stream of pure soft water from the main spring, kept at a temperature of 85 degrees, con stantly flowing in suffloient quantity to change the whole daily. The'Area is most' extensive, its peculiar form givinc , it the character of two baths"; the Dressing-boxes are comniodidnsly arranged, well ventilated, and warmed, when requisite, by hot water apparatus. ' The Cold Bath, supplied from - the same spring, purifies itself upon the principle of the former ; contains 12 Dressing-boxes, is also lig4ted with gas, and hiving been constructed (like the Tepid) regardless of expense, forms a beautiful and very irn partinraddenda to it. Separate Private Apartments with Het, Vapour, Shower and Douche Baths, for Ladies and Gentlemen, with experienced at tendants will shortly be open. N.B.—Gentiemen arriving early in the morning by the Rail way or other conveyanCes, will, in addition to the Bath, find an excellent Breakfast - on table at Six. ENDOWMENT and LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Chatliaui-plice, Blackfriars. . , Capital, 500,0004. TIVETEES. F A INI IrY : _ . •{'a'coe`-St. Leger Grenfell,Esq. I Martin Tooker Smith, Esq. Meng l'oreher, Esq. DIRKCTORS. GEORGE ALFRED AIUSKETT, Esq., M.P , Chairman. WILLIAM BUTTERWORTH BAYLEY, Esq Deputy _ _ . Chair►han. Ht-nry Bowden, Esq. 1 C,lone] Luard. J ohn Fuller, Esq. T. Willis lh:skeit, E sq . Edward Lee, Essi. Maj. Willeoek, K.L.S. Novel mode of ENDOWING CHILDREN peculiar to _ . ... . this Society. The arlvay tags which this Society offers over all other sys tems of endowment is, that it provides for the future as well as the existing ehildren, and that the premiums is the same what revcr;nitty eventually-be themtmber of the after-horn children. A.n.explatiatery pamphlet and prospectus may be had, gratis, at the rffice, and et all the Society's agents throughout the united kirkvclom. Life Assurances are effected with iit without profits. Annuities of all kinds are also granted by the Society. JOHN CAZENOVE, Secretary. PUBLICATIONS. This day is published, price 1/. 10s., The Third Edition of Vols. I. and 11. of THE HISTORY of EUROPE, from the Commencement of Ihe FRENCH REVOLUTION to the RESTORATION of the BOURBONS. By ARCHIBALD ALISON, F.R.S.E. Seven Volumes of this Work are already published. The Eighth and Last is in the Press. William Black rood and Sons, Edinburgh; Thomas Cadell, London ; and John Cumming. Dublin. COOKE'S INSOLVENT DEBTORS' PRACTICE, Second Edition. This day is published, price I6s. in boards, A THEAIISE upon the LAW and PRAC TICE of the COURT for RELIEF of INSOLVENT DEBTORS ; with an Appendix, containing the Acts of Par liament, Rules of Court, Forms, and Tables of Costs. By EDWARD COOKE, Esq., of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-law. The Second Edition, much enlarged. London : Henry Butterworth, Law Bookseller and Pub lisher, 7, Fleet-street. In a few dap; will be published, illustrated with numerous wood-cuts, Bvo, price 12s in cloth. A TREATISE ON CLUB-FOOT AND ANALOGOUS DISTORTIONS, Including Practical Observations on their Treatment, both 'with and without Surgical Operation. By W. J. LITTLE, M.D., Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lecturer on Com ,, arative Ana tomy at the Medical School, London Hospital, &c. London : W. Jeffs, 15, Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly ; S. Highley, 32, Fleet-street. 11HE NEW SPORTING MAGAZINE IL for MAY, Price 2s. 6d. (No. 97), is embellished with TILE LAST DAY OF THE THOROUGHBRED, En graved by T. A. Patna, from a Painting by JACKSON, and CARRIER PIGEONS, d: awn and engraved by IV. It. SMITH. cosTzrrs. The Last Day of the Thorough- The Fly-Fisher's Text-Book.— Bred I Chap. 111. A I'm hints on the Corning The Journal of the English Detby-13, Uncle Toby A gr i cultural Society LIFE ON rim GREENS:Carrier Pigeons WARD.—An Anti cipation.'Willowford Village and its Do- In Two Fyttes.—By Jeve-! ings.—By Sylvanua Swan nile Juivrnal, Esq. I qual. Fist Fytt^.—Epsom Devrnanci'llacing,--Ni srmar k t Craven Town, Ibth of May Meeting—Newmark et Fi rsL SecondFytte.—T a t t ersa ll' s ,2 lst. Spr:ng May Sporting Review, No. IV. Notitia Venatica.—No. IV.— Notes of the Mouth By Actaeon.—On Fending Steeple-Chases Hounds Betting at Tattersall's Fishing Code. 'Coursing Ca:endar —By Charles Wi low dale.. W. Spiers, 399, Oxford-street, London ; Marl, and Co.. D'Oylier-street, Dublin. Lately published, in one thick vel. Seventh Edition, price 16s. Every Disease in this Edition has received additions, and the whole is much improved. • MODERN DomEsTic MEDICINE : a Pupolar Treatise, exhibiting the Symptoms, Causes, and most efficaciAis Treatment of Diseases; with a copious Collection of appro-e,l Prescriptions. Medical Managemen t of Children, Doses of M e di c i ne , & c . The s'hole forming a cotn prehensive Medical Guide for the Clergy, Families, and Invalids. By T. J. GRA HA3I, M.D., &c. • " We shall preserve it as the advice of an invaluable friend, to which we can refer in the hour of need, without any doubt of being benefited by its wisdom."—Literary Chronicle. " It is ,ltogether ieserving of permanent popularity."—Lon don Weekly Review. One of the very best and most useful books published in modern t imes."— Mon thl y Olio. " The public demand for this work is a proof that its value is duly appreciated."—Bristol Journal. Published by Simpkin, Marshall, and Co.. Paternoster-row; and Hatchards . 187, Piccadilly, London. Sold by all Booksellers. Also, by the same Antlaor, in Bvo. , price Ils. boards, Second Edition, enlarged, 2, ON THE DISEASES OF FEMALES ; a Treatise illustrating their Symptoms, Causes, Varieties, an d T reatment. in all conditions. With Engravings, and a Glossary of Me dical Terms. Designed as a Companion to the Author's "Modern Domestic Medicine." Containing also an Appendix on , th l e S It is V a alp na tm i o im s and irsbie T pe r r e f a n t r m in c a n n t en of , a D nd ise s a h s n e n s id of h fi t nd e a Hear. placet in Mercury. f e g nsable to those for every A family most d e e s s t r b a l b i u t. ini s ' nin l n l a a . : ; h 7 n tl itei e n r ds al di s d i in; " It contains a mass o its character."—Blackwood's L ad y ' whom it is intended, and surpassess i A n ing va a l z u in e e a . ny other book of Just published, price 6 5. , PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS in the CHRONIC ENLARGEMENT of the PROSTATE GLAND in OLD PEOPLE, with suggestions for an Im proved Mode of Treatment. To which is prefixed Prelimi nary Remarks on the various other disorders to which the Pres+nt. is liable at all periods of life. The whole being illus trated in a.. Appendix containing numerous CASES and PLATES, showing some of the Morbid Appearances usually found as a consequence of Disease of the Prostate Gland. By FRANCIS BURDETT COURTENAY, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, &c. a S yra oli a l rk b) et l ; '. o finvrill,hllynfe, Catherine-street c a a t l h ß er oo in k e s_t s li r e e r e , t, G s re tr a an t n rr e . m ill p - i s e t i i n T an ct : 246, Regent-street ; an d a l l B ooksellt's in town o' r country. THE FREQUENT ROBBERIES OF PLATE. CAUTION. It having been represented to RIPPON and BURTON that several persons are vending a spurious metal as th e i r NICKEL SILVER BRITISH PLATE, they assure the Public that the Genuine Article can only be had at the Warehouses, 12, Wells-street, Oxford- street. The Nickel Silver British Plate manufactured by Rippon and Burton, is, by a chemical process, rendered superior to any other so called, in appearance and durability,. it is equal to silver ; all the articles being solid and of wrought material, they improve with use, and are war ranted to stand the test of that strong acid aquafortis. The followingprices are named as a criterion rabic Spoons and Fork A, full -• •••• ,ize. with fiddle li , hlles, per dozen :sessert clo len Spann, per dozen 3 0 Gravey S./won't. each 1 , Halt Knives, each Butter Knives 2 4 Salt and Mustard Spoons Sou? Ladles 8 6 Sauce Ladles I 6 Sugar Tongs, each Table Candlesticks, pt r pair 16 0 Chamber ditto, complete, _ _ s. d. King's I'at tern Table Spoons and Forks, full ►ize, per dozen ... . . }o. Dessert, do. do., per nozen . Do. Tea, do. di, do l2 • Do. Gravy, do. do., each Do. Fsh Knives, do. t ho. Salt and Mustard Spoons, •do 1 3 Da. Soup LAles, do ...... Do. Sauce Ladles, do 3 ti Do. Sugar Tongs, do. Decanter Stands, chased each Cruet Fr.imes, Shell Mount. Snuffbrs,cio Inge ... Bread Baskets, Tea and Coffee Sets to match, &c. Purchasers are recommended to apply, post paid, far a Cats.- 'ogue, which can be forwarded for a single postage. WARRANTED TABLE CUTLERY. 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Established 1820. • POLAND'S SPECIFIC SOLUTION, sold in Bottles, 2s. fkl., 4s. 6d., and 11s. each, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Venders throughout the United Kinidom and Ain,rica, the MedicalTrofession, and thousands of in. dividuals uni a in bearing testimony to the unparalleled and nee, r. failing qualities of the above preparation, in quickly and effectually curing Goporrl.cea,_ Strictur R. , Ration of the Kidn e s , Bladder, bins 11l the Loins, Gravel, Stone, Lumbago, Loci Debil ty and all Diseases arising from irregularities or improper tr. atment ; and the following Testimonials will prove its efficacy . 1 Haying tried Wand's Specific Solution in our p blic and private practice, for Urethral Discharg s, we readily bear our testimony to it. very su, erior powers, its peract safety and permanent effects ; al together Iva consider it a very efficacious remedy, and far mote so than any other in all Urethral Diseases." Signed by FoTrgeon ooper, H. Ley, XI)., Lecturer on Midwifery, Dr. Clack, Dr. Green, 8-e., &c. prtrar. d and by Messr • Graham arid o , I3R, Holborn bars, where t h e prysieian (who so SUC il5 fully treat, Urinary D.sesses) mty be consulted, as usual, from 10 till 4 daily. Sold also by Hanray and Co., G 3, Oxford.street. PUBLICATIONS On Saturday next, May 4, will be published, LETTER to Silt EDWARD LYTTON BULWEiI, Bart., M.P. W. Pocock, Library, Bath. NEW NOVEL, EDITED BY JAMES MORIER, ESQ Now readd, at all the Librariss, in 3 vols. post 3v0., L BANISHED A SUABIAN TALE. EDITED BY JAAIES 310 BIER, ESQ• Author .f " Raba," " - Zoltrah the 11,.stage," &e. Henry CoLalro, Publisher, 13, Great Ilarlborough-street NEW WORK by MRS. TROLLOPE, WITH ILLUS. TRATIONS. IN THE MAY NUMBER OF COL BU It N'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE AND lIUMOURIST, EDITED I3Y THEODORE HOOK, Esq., Is commenced a NeSX Series of Papers, By MRS. TROLLOPE, Entitled " THE WIDOW MARRIED." Forming a Sequel to " Widow Barnaby," Illustrated with Etchings by Buss. 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State Trials.-6.. Chancery Ilt•form.-7. Life of Lard Eldon (condo en(1)....8. Legality of a Marriage with the - Sister of a deceased Wife.,-9. Registration of Voters.-10. Digest of Cast.s in Common Law, Equity, Bankruptcy, and the House of Louis ; L , st of Casey ; &c.-11. French Legal Periodical Pub. lications.-12. Events 01 the Quarter.-13. List tof New Pub lication=. Index. London : Saunders and Bc nning, Law Booksellers, 43, Fleet-street. ITYLD'S GENERAL ATLASES.-- A GENERAL ATLAS of the WORLD, contain ing Fifty-Iwo M'pe. Colombier folio, full coloured, 101. 10s. half-bound. GENERAL ATLAS of th• WORLD, contaiuinA T hirty • Maps. Fu 'l coloured. 61. Os. half-bound. QUARTO ATLAS of the WORLD. Full coloured, °ma taining Fifty-two Maps. 21. 12s. 6d. half-bound. WYLD'S SCHOOL ATLAS; with a impietur Inds:. 121. ATLAS CLASSICA, 12s. 'These Atlasses contain all the recent discoveries. GLOBES. s. d. Wyla's 12-inch Globes on chair, hi3h stands . Ditto on short mallogary stands Ditto on black stands Wyid's Use of Globes 0 3 0 PROFESSIONAL RECORDS; OR,MARRIAGE MEDI CALLY CONSIDERED. An Original Thesis (in a sealed envelop). Price Bs., N MARRIAGE—its Intent, Obligations. and Phpital and Constitutional Disqualifications; with Illos tcat ions graphic, narrative, and remediate. Also, by the same Author, A RATIONAL EXPOSITION of the TREATMENT of MaRBID SECRETIONS, Stricture, and Irritability of the Uretha, and other infirmities of the reproductive system; with numerous cases anti woodcuts, entitled Medical Con sultations. Price 2s. 6d. Sherwood, 23, Paternoster•iow ; Carvalh•, 147, Fleet street ; Harris, 25, Bow-street; Baths, 28, New Bond-street, and Smith,. druggist, 48, Lotlibury, City. CHURCH REFORM. T RINITY IN UNITY-UNITY IN TRINITY. The unscriptural nomenclature of the post-Apostolic. Church has been one constant source of wrangle and hostility among Christiansever since it was introduced into the Christian world. Admitting now a One God of Three Persons to be the God o; Revelation. In the hallowed name of Peace ! of Charity ! might not the experiments be at length worth making, whe ther the true Christian Faith and Worship could not, though to our " special wonder," be perpetuated in the language only of Christ and his Apostles ? SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING. TUESDAY. Handicap S we e psta k es of 10 FOVS. each, for three years old and uwards. DA. 4 Subs Mr. Thornhill's Men p dizabal, 6 yrs, lOst. 41b . Conelly I Lord Ts.vistock's Gimcrack, 4 vrs, 7st. 131 b Lord Exeter's 1. by Retigauntlst, 3 yrs, Est. ]olb ... 8 Betting -3 to 4on Alendizabal, and 3to I agst Gimcrack. Won by half a length. Fifty Pounds, for three years o:d ; colts, est. 71b; and filies, Bst Duke of Graft on ' s Courier. 41b. R.Af. Nat I Mr. Thornhill's Merganser The following al-o started, :but were not placed :—Mr. Bush's br. f. Sister to Pick Wick, Camel ; Lord Ex• ter's Express, M r . E . T. Tarleton's c. try - count Purro, darn by Carbon ; Colon Cl. Peel's b. c.. §,7 . Longwaist, out of Heron's dam ; Lord Lichfield's c. by AO ;;:out or Wings ; Mr. Wig• ram's b. f. Sister to Margaret R 4 - 14 •;irril Mr. John Robin son's bi. c. Hamlet, by camec olensko. Betting -7 to 4on Mergamiff #lO 1 agst Courier. Won by a neck. FROM LAST NIG — H - .T'S GAZETT is ST. JAMES'S PALACE, Aran. 24, 1819 The Que en h as been pleased, on the nomi nation . of Lord Foley, to appoint. Francis Lysons Price, Esq., one of het-Ma jesty s Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, vice Bvbe, retired. -• j ST, 44 1 ES'STALACE. APRIL 24: The Qut'ell was tifts d3T pleased to confer She hour no Knighthood upon John Archibald - Murray, of Ediaburglr, Esq. one of the Judges of the Supreme-Court of Scotland. --- WHITEHALL. Arita' 7,1839. The Queen has been ple - Ae!t tneonbtaute and appoint th e Right Hon. Robert Monkplect Lord „P. eibiunit IPA*11,0! Majesty's High Conunissiorioc:to rtieral< „&? Church of Scotland. WHITEHALL, Aram 26. The Lord Chancellor'has appointed Alfred Hall Bed*tut, of Wolverhampton, in the county of Staffocd, Gent. •to beaqtlithter Extraordinary in the High Court of Chiineery. LORD CHAMBERLAiN'S-bFFIOE, Mkst en 22. Notice is hereby given that her Majesty will hold ch awing rooms, at St. James s Palace, on the following days, at two o'clock:—Thursday, May 2; 'Thursday, May 23, and Thurs day, June 20. N.B.—The Knights of the several Orders, are to appear in their collars at her Majesty's drawing-room s , on Thursday, May 23, being for the celebration of her Majesty's birth-day • and on Thursday, June 20, being a collar-day. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY, WILLIAM STEGGLES and WILLIAM HENRY STEGGLES, builders, Byrn St. Edmund's. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. CHARLES WEST, printer, Liverpool. • HENRY FREDERICK HOLE, brewer, NewpOrt; •De vonahire. BANKRUPTS. GEORGE COOMBS POOLE, grocer, Lyme Regis, Dorsetshire, to surrender May 7, and June 11, at eleven ' at the Bull Inn, B r idpnrt. Hillman and W ar i ng, Lyme Regis; Coates, Lincoln's Inn-fields. WILLIAAI ERANKL AND, livery -stable keeper, Liver pool, May 14, and June 11, at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Toulmin, Liverpool ; Norris and Allen, Bartlett's buildings, Holborn. FREDERICK BURGIIA RT, tailor,, Cliffo: d- street, Bond-street, May 13, at one, and June 11, at eleven, at th e Court of Bankruptcy. Clark, New Broad -street-court, NeW Broad street, official assignee ; Wright, Golden-square. ANDREW COHEN, wine-merehant,Magdalen-row, Good mark's-fiields, May 8, at two, and June 11, at 11, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson, Basingball-street, official assignee ; Spyer., RICHARD JAMES WEBB, chemist, Quadrant, Regent street, May 7, and June 11,3, at twelve, at the Court of Bank ruptcy. Penneil, ! official, assignee; Templer, Shearman, and Slater, Great ,Tower.street. HARRY ELLIS WARTNABY and HENRY ROBIN SON, warehousemen, Wood street, London, May 9, and June 11, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Gigson; Basing hall-street, official assignee;' - Hardma n , N ew B road-street. MARTHA DAVIES and MARY JONES, g r o C ers , Taunton, May 31, , and June 11, at eleven, at the George Inn, Taunton. Adlington, Gregory, Faulkner, and t ollett, Bed ford-row, London Reeves and Sons, Taunton. WILLIAM NORRIS, iron -founder, Liverpool, May 15, and „June 11, at eleven, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Johnson, Son, and Weatherall, Temple, London ; Snowball, Liverpool. JOHN SOUTIIALL, licensed victualler, Eardisland; Here fordshire, May 39 and June 11, at twelve, at the Red Lion Inn, Leominster. Smith, Chancery-lane, London ; Ham mond, Leominster. JAMES LOCK, miller, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, May 13 and June 11, at the . Globe Inn, Bury St. Edmunds. Leech, Bury St. Edmunds; Bromley, South-square, Gray's Inn, London. WILLIAM SURMAN, haeknevman, Cheltenham, May 9, and June 11, at three, at the Royal Ilotel, Cheltenham. White and Whitmore, Bedford-row, London ; Whatley, Cirencester. Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of North- am pton. It. V. Smith, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant, April 23. Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the Tower Hamlets. Queen's Own Regiment of Tower Hamlets Militia—) Doyle, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Coppin, promoted ; G hli, chell, (lent., to be ' ditto, vie. Banditti, promoted ; F. Brash, Gent., toeheditte,-viee Cbatiner,s_prousatect...Alieii 10,..--.. Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the County at Warwick Warwicksire Begintent of Yeoman!) , Cavalry—J. G. Mason, n 1 -13- Gent., to, be Coniety.:e.e_l,lo34-rt i' 1 11 ,1,..-...., . .„‘,_ Commission by thi.Vioe-,Lientenaut- ' 'county ar Linea North Lincoln Corps "of Yeotn e - ',tilner- -- .C. Yards. , Gent., to be Cornet, April 'WS.' ' " " ' , 's'i t .=',l. e: - 1.. ~.,„. DIVIDENDS. At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghon-street. I. Halthen, merchant, Catherine-coast ity, May 17, at half past one—J. Williams, draper, Cardiff, Glamor ganshire, M . .ty 21, at half-past twelve. In the Country. J. Hutchinson, wine dealer, East Itetford, Nottingham, May 23, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, Eaq Retford—A. Wood, cabinet maker, Union-pl ace , Brighton, June 14, at three, at the Town-hall, Brighton—. H. and T. M. Fisher, cotton spinners, Manchester, May 29, at eleven, at the Commissioners'- rooms, Manchester—NV. James, soap manufacturer, Church, near Blackburn, Lancashire, May 24, at one, at the Hotel, Blackburn—J. Stock, corn merchant, Preston, Lancashire, May 27, at twelve, at the Town-hall, Preston—W. Maxey, coat dealer, Royal Leamington Spa, May 22, at one, at the Lansdowne Hotel, Royal Leamington Spa—H. Roberts, grocer, Llangelm, Anglesey, May 24, at twelve, at the Hotel, Bangor, Carnarvonshire. CERTIFICATES—MAY 21. A. Ilobertshaw, surgeon, Ripponden, Halifax, Yorkshire-- T. M'Cann, build er , Great Malvern, Worcestershire—J. Blaekwin, builder, Bladud Spa, Swainswick, Bath-11. Rum ley, builder, Bristol -11. Bliss, list manufacturer, Nailswcilli, Gloucestershire —G. Gray, livery-stable keeper, Brunswick street, Stamford-street, Illackfriars-road—W. F. Mould, wine merchant, Union-place, New-road, Marylebone. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, J. A. Daniell a n d C . J . F. Bennett, ship chandlers, Bristol —R. King and S. T. Vile, wine merehan's, South Petherton, Somersetshire—W. Knight and P. Sargent, cheeseniongers, Charlotte-terrace, New-eut, Lambeth—S. 13ullen and S. H. Livett, surgeons, Wells, Sornersetshire—S. Soloman and A. Sal mon, tailors, Charing-cross —H. Mountain and W. Pickering, linen drapers, Bury, St. Edmund's—J. Illward anal Bird, iron plate worker, Ray-street . , Clerk enwe ll — L . Burrington, W. J. J. Coal], and S. H. Coal!, grocers, Exeter (as far as regards E. Burrington)—F. Bretherton and W. Roskell, drapers, Clay ton street, Liverpool—NV. and T. Whitefield, engine turners, Crown. street, Soho, Westminster—C. Horsfall, J. Thonilin son, C. 11. Horsfail, and J. Smith, jun., file manufacturers, Li perpool—G. Fulford and J. King, silk mercers, New , Sar a uz Wiltshire—J. Williams and W. J. Morris, Manchester lersbury, London—G. and T. Lomas, corn dealers, 2 stationers, 11 Bridge-street, —W. Joule and 13 Ramsden, stone mas ons, k 'mill Manchester Greenheys, Chorl ton - up on-medj ' e- 'eSi i net makers, Oldham, 1. Woodward and J. and T. r ff'H rt , glass manufacturers, L :neashire—C. Attwoo Salmon and J. and >C- A. ii. Tulk, and E. Bank , , Gateshead, Durham — C• Durham—R.soap manufacturers, Gateshead , . Hall, manufacturers of vegetable universal pills, Farringdon street, 'City—W-. Hartley and T. Myers, worsted spinners, T nealmen, 13ishop's- Bradford, Yorkshire —J. and P. M rriage, hall-mill, Chelmsford, Essex—C. a nd a S. Bond, Corriere, Bath —J. Woodger, G. Woodger, J. Woodger a nd W. Woodgrr, chain . r makers, Alashorough, Ro t h er h am, Y or k s hire (_ as t aras reiards G. ~ Woodger)—E. W. Ch a p man, W . Potts . E. W. Chapman, E. u.ret:s, Willington, Chapman . and H. Chapman, rope insnuf ac n t Williams J. d ße it rito k ir, ort i l , , e :ttor- Wallsend, Northumberland—.l. neys, Shrewsbury, Shropshire— E ._ . ' J. Dale and manufacturers, Providence-row,Fisbury-square— irj:C. Scarborough,in,i ilndian r u bl el: Yorkshir e— J. ksh J. Coverley, common brewers, ' Ward and A. F. Hemming, C. H opp e , ' Great St. Helens, City—J. Blackburn and E. H manufacturers, at torneys, Leeds. MAIIIi.ET INTELLIGENCE. ( From the London New Price Currr-nt of April 30.) SUGAR —The Grocers have purchased more freely of British Plantation Sugar since our last ; b rown and middling 3ellow descrip tions have brought pre v i ous prices, but fine Sugars have in some instances been so ld on rather easier terms. Barbadoes low and m id dling sorts brought their full value , but fine sold 6d to Is cheaper, th e prices obtained were 64s 6d to 6Ss ; good to fi ne yellow brought 65s 6d to 67s per cwt. This afternoon the market wai not brisk, still there was a fair demand by private contract. Sugars underhds _6eit were t h e most in new Br r h adors were request. At public sale 130 h all s o ld a t p rev ious rates, fine f etched 66s fid a 68?, good 65s a 663 per cwt. REFINED. —Refined goods during the last few days have bi oug ht pr e vious rates , s ales i n standard lumps have been made at 78; 6d For Cruthed made from West India Sug ar there is still nu demand, that manufactured from F ore t n has ben sold in sm'tll par ce l s at 35, and 10111 11,imbio' loaves at 464 ; in Bastards and Pieces the transactions have again been trivial. Dutch crushed priers Sugar 34 s 61 per cwt. This afternoon; above 60s tsere i n goo d requ est; 400 chests Foreign sugar Candy W as partly sold at 35s per cwt. Alararrws.—Previous rates have been maintained for grey, b rown, an d m iddling yellow qualities ; good 3e110%, sorts abov e 65 5 we nt 61 to is cheaper ; good g rey at 63s 6d to 64s 6d, good greyish birown 601 6 d to 61s 6d, low mid yellow 62s to 62s 6d, middling 63s 6d, good to fine bright 64s Gd to 655, very fine 665. This afternoon low mid brown went at 5356 d, good mid to good brown 60s to 61s, fine 62• mid yellow 62{ 6d to 635, good mid 63 * 61 to 64*, good to fine 65s to 65s 6d. ,gocc: to fine white s e lli ng at 64s 6d EAST I NDlA .—B eng al to 675, damp and washed 63s to 65s 6d ; the casks were bought in at 57s .for good brown. Holders of Manilla have refused to submit to lower prices ; 1.500 bags have been taken in at 23?: 6 , 3 to 25s 6:1 for strong grq. i rr Siam there is ri:i change. Java at previou.- rates. This afternoon good dry white Siam at 306 a 31s, low and mid rather soft sold at 26s a 28s GA, an d washed From. '1 o .8 ..-- ~, it.. - 110 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone 1 34 9' 42 6 :10 0 0 Bcre lll stone I " 0 ',l 0 f 0 Barley th stone .-., Z 0 27 I. 25 11 101 Oats - ' ' - 14stone. ... :.114 ' 6 17 0 15 9, o Flour, per.cwt 0 Oatmeal' • ' 8 5t0ne...... i ---= 4 o—o 0 Sold to Bakers onty f 16,251 Cwt. Flour ' '''''- ' - I .1 1 " '2S' . 6' '24 4 '- Average priceof Vilte.tr sot Fq...tit - 0) , .. 4.,. per sack. 0 Fr . 's from •22. t.. 1. to '25. 11.. - Receipts of Flour, 11,713) se( „ i ........ in 19' 0.1 t o o 1 2, al. • Sales " ' Do IS ." t Tuirds ..... .... fro:a lll,. 0 , 1. to 12, 03. , !LIVE OF BREAD. , Quartern Loaf *O4 I Half Quartern Si • Conk - MARKETS.—ApriI 27- ' • - Wheat (per 20at.‘4, Al. to s 7s..o,l.lgats4per list.) „ I lk.. 0.1 ~ t . q . )0_,._04;j Itar:ey (perAflst.)ls 0 - — lt '6 'Moue (percwt y ...1 • •-• 4- e . , Oattneallpercw44 Ws. tat to 101, ski. Peer, 4d. to 7d. , --DinttOn BA . to , 641.- - -Vestl,4d toed. • : ", Perk, 44d. to 511.—FreseButter, 104. to 114. a pyry3.- • • • ' ' Peirce OF Burma. To ate Merchants, Teqbe•COll/19 , First Quality 9l ls. •-• ' ' gilt.' I , Second ... Third :P.!",t-•••?:•...,_.,.. 7 . „, 86 Fourth 72 ' ;:.,,03 Fifth -1 o . 5l - ' Sixth CLONMELL MA RKETS.— April 27. Per Cwt, I. 4. I. d. New Butter t3 0 to 20 0 Oatmeal 12 • 12 3 Rendered Lard, • 52 _0 s. d. s. d Hides 0 to 24 Bacon Pigs 31 0 40 Hezds... ...... ..... 20 • Pe; Bag. Flour, Second 0 44 0 I Flour, Thirds.. • 32 U HAMBURG MARKETS. GRAIN. Wheat Marks 471 to 4 , 5 i Oats, Upland... .......... —to— -- Mecklenburg 456 to 46 — Alecitenburg......l6B to 180 Magdeburg .., 46,) to 406 --- Elder l4O --- Eider 4:6 to 416 , to i7l: Holstein 150 to ISo Annan, white 471 to 41'5 , --Pe!crab. & Riga to --- red ... 471 to 493 j Malt, Pomeranian 193 t. 20t 1 teliiiein - Rye, Mecklenburg.... 2.4 to 232 j Pease, Upland, yellow 259 to 315 -- I lelstein -- Archangel —to ' Tares . 240 to 315 Barley, Mecklenburgh 234 to 2 6' lialieseed 'Si to 450 Ma,gdcburgh . 240 to 2'sS' alto Cakes l4 to al -- Lower Elbe ... —to —; Linseed ditto 52 to 51 COTTON. Carolina and Tennessee 7 3 gto 914 Nlar.inham 2 d 'COFFEE. Mocha 10 lcil i 1 ,.., Domingo Batavia Sumatra q, 4 ',';', Porto Itiro 54 74 Rio 44 6 1 4 Havanna ,,, ..... 4, 7 Bahia4'4 5 i,, SUGAR._ (Wit Havannah, White ....... 6 2 to 1: • 8r0wn....... 5% 64 Rio, White Brown ;h a DrAcount.) 7111ania, White 614 ttiAl;, Brown 5,, ti! , fi Pernambuco, White 6 i 8 trowii 5 5!.; THE POOR AND ST. JAMES'S PA RK.—A Cor respondent informs us that a poor man cannot, like his fel low citizens, pass through the public part of St. James's Park ; the Gatekeepers have received strict orders not to permit any poor, homely-clad person, to pass through the inelosure. In con3rquerice of this interdict respectable ar tizans are daily repulsed, and a badge of exclusion is fited on them the most brutal, insulting, and unjust that can well be conceived. A poor, but honest and truly respectable bookseller, to the crime of wearing a threadbare coat, re cently added the offence of carrying on his shoulder a score of Bibles; the scoundrel who thus presumed to show before Park-folks that he was an industrious und useful member of society, was of course rt.fm,d admittance. Another wretch, with a coarse jacket, who had risen from a bed of s 7 ckness, and wished to inhale the fresh air of the Park, was driven away with all but blows by the booted guardia n of the gate. It appears that none but finely dressed ladies and gentle men, with their pampered menials, may presume to plss throug h h e St. James's Park. T h i s is the rule, and a truly Englis on it is. HEREDITARY GRAND DUKE ALEXANDER. —M. Tolstoy, attached to the suite of his Imperial High ness the Grand Duke Alexander, arrived at Mivart's Hotel, on Sunday, from the Hague. We understand that the visit of the Grand Duke to this country is now placed be. yond doubt, for orders have been received, to have hii apartments at Mivart's in readiness by Friday morning. Mr. Mivart has also received instructions to make accom. rnodatien for his Royal Highness Prince William Henry of the ii , :therlands, who intends to come with tine Grand Duke. LIGHTING THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.- BuDE LIGHT. —Advantage was token of the early hour at which the House of Commons rose last night to try the experiment of lighting the House with the Bude light. Two out of the eight lenses were illuminated, and the effect produced was most satisfactory. The light is clear and powerful, yet, in consequence of its equal diffusion, perfectly free from glare. We understand it is intended to repeat the experiment on Saturday next, substituting ground glass lenses for those at present in use. EXTENSIVE FIRES.— On Monday morning, at two o'clock, an alarming fire broke out in a house of ill fame, situate in Brunswick-street, St. George's-in -the- East, and considerab!e damage was done before it was got under, although the engines were almost immediately on the spot at the commencement. The property destroyed is insured. About the same time another fire occurred on the premises of Mr. G. Barker, shoemaker, situated in Homer row, Marylabone, which also caused much damage. It was occasioned by the inmates destroying vermin in a bedstead. The premises are not insured. Another fire happened on Monday in the warehouse belongine. to Mr. Passenger, glass-merchant, Leman -street, South: wark, and was not got under for some time. The damage is extensive. The property is insured in the Sun Fire-office. On Saturday morning last the lower part of the premises of Mr. Barber, haberdasher, No. 151, Union street, Borough, was destroyed by fire. The inmates, consisting of 18 persons, had a most narrow escape. The extent of the damage was estimated at 5001. On the same morning the dwelling-house of Mr Elliot, in Arlington street, St. John's road, Islington, narrowly escaped destruction by fire. Property to the value of 300/. was consumed ; insured in the Sun-office. On Saturday in formation was received at the fire-offices of a mast disas trous conflagration which happened in the city of Glas gow on Wednesday night, and attended with loss cf life. It broke out in Mitchell.street, and destroyed eight dwel lin'o-Anuses. EVERLASTING BOOTS !—OOIOIICI Maceroni states that he has had only three pairs of boots fur three years, and be thinks ho shall not want any more for five ) ears to come And why ? Why. because h e h as stu di e d out a ptc:erving pr.pration, suitable to the le a th er , an d ap plied in a suitable manner.—Mechanics' Magazine. ' 1 --.1 - iousetiold... 41 42 01.-- . . F0urth5......22 • -- B. . Per Barrel lit- I_tad..... ..... ,.90 0 0 8ar1ey.................13 0 15 F. oat, i ee........t.z......4 ir-111 4 - 10 -* Vii04c4aar.d.«....,...",-... 11 •. 3 I -,-,_ , . 1Aihatet.............-41 t . - , "' - '. , --.‘va if., ek• 1 coats..... PtllbittN l e , N 14, DIAUK 4 ' ' 's . ,;•.* 14 , pp, t "''.. —• 4 E•1 4 0.r - : :4 ' '' . • . L ''111 34 015.t r .? 1 4 . 1 449 f i r l - . !";' , IT ' . le. ' n Oats ll 6 9 0 Pork ............... 0 4 II , 'n, Flour (per bag) Y 5 0 44 0 Veal 0 6 011 Buttcr(percwt.)...9o 0 t 2 0 Fresh M u tt er I 0 a/6 Bacon Pigs .........a0 0 4t 0 Salt Ditto .... 1 Coals 1 0 1 2 Potatoes (per et.) 0 2 5 3 26s a 28s ; fine white Bengal at 66s a 68s, damps 651 a 665, washed 63s 6d a 66s per cwt.', FOIIEIGN.—For the strong white qualities of Brazil, prices remain firm; ordinary soft white and brown qualities cannot be quoted cheaper. For white Havannah, from 37s to 40s and 41s, according to quality ; 3ellow, good dry description at 293. MOLASSES.—West India has maintained previous rates at auction, 16 puns Barbadoes sold at 32s to 356 ;- and 53 puns fair St. Kitts at 31s per cwt. COFFEE.—The ordinary and unclean qualities of British Plantation, at rather lower prites, middling and good clean sorts however conimandi.d the late advanced rates. At public sale 45 casks soid itt 115 s for low mid dling Jamaica, 106 s for fine oi dingy, and 105 i Gd to for unclean m iddli ng Berbice. Ceylon, good ordinary quality 102 s. 1,610 bags Rio a:1 bought in at 55s to 60e for flue ord coloury; 250 bags Sumatra were taken in at j 4is for good ord, but since sold at 48s, which is 33 to 43 lower. Fine ordinary coloury Rio at 50s, mixed good ordinary at 44s 6d, and good ordinary St. Domingo at 49s per cwt. This afternoon there was offered at public tale 53 casks British Plantation, and 2 029 bags of East India and Cafe; the fo * rmer sold at its lull value, middling unclean Berbice at 10iis to 112 s; the bulk of the latter found buyers 2s to 3s under late 'rates, icod ordinary mixed Batavia sold at 633. 6d .a• 643;country dai n a ge d ; 58s. t0.5 * 93; good ordinary (o:sas 6d, good pale. yellow. tilt 6d b,. 64s a !piddling krosvn, Sumatra was t..ken In it'4 l 7s, tood`ordiliary 'OW Its . tasiiiiiss 6J, - and'soglia l ga !good,oroioaly I froarTho Cape' at 524' per .. . . 4 ,-7 IrA ,o lllEso P,etersbuif - Yellow Candle, on.the spot, piiees have advidepi/tO 515 a 5 ~ 1s:61 for first quality. f'ot• delivery inthe last three m6ritha 46s 6dper . jcwt. - - ; • .., ci s e Aig 9 r, ~-Ak ,r4e z .pLiNielsales of Cinnamon which foolt * .lace'ye?taity, nearly , ; all the' . Ceylon brought for !A.; ' sor6 , 3li•ur sort-at pilees rinieli abouti'lW - seile as I 4iiirs 4, liiiititeionit,,and thitd I r ons sold 2d td. 4i per lb cheaper. Piece s , and broken f e t c h e d l ast sa l e ' s rates. ' The Mal.iba r was - all bought in; - - i lia RUM, BRANDY, AND HoweNos.—For Leewards as well as. fur Jamaica full ; prices have been pajd :•of the furrner 35'0 puns have hien sold; pi our to 4 per cent over proof at 3s 3d to 35 43-d, 5 to 8 over at 3s 5d to 3s 6d. 9 to 12 over 3s 7d to 3s 81, 30 to 35 over at 4s Ild to ..5s 2d ; the pur chases in the latter have been 300 puns, 25 to 27 per cent over proof at 5s to 5s Id, 28 to 33 over 5s 2d to 5s 31, 34 to 36 over 5s 4d to .5s 6d, and 37 over at 5s ,7d i Aa hhds from the Mauritius, 2 per Cent ever proot, has been sold t a t as 2d _.. , In Bandy no red uc ti on l u prices. . For .i- Go - 4% 7 a ittriet i s have declined to 2s to 2s .?..cl.. -.,. '.• i•:. . 1 SPlCES.—Cassia Lighea, good quality, is not te; be Rnr chased under 67s t o 683:;—Pimeuto iilielif ffrnilt. 4 Pepp 9 r previous rates. • .... - ' c 7 - This afternoon at„pii ,_ blic sale 16 pkgs Mace sold at 6s 2d a6s 61 for good Middlin‘bright Bcncuolen. 26 chests Cloves went at is =lid' a .Is l Id for middling ,Bencoolen. ; 36 paekages Nutmegs were only partly sold, Singapore 4a 9.1 a bs Id, Cape taken in at 4s 3d a 4s 4d. RicE.—Bengal good and fine white commanded 16s to 16s 6d. Carolina nualtered. This afternoon 600 bags Bengal good mid white rather dusty Iss a 15; 6d per cwt. TEA. —hi Company's Congou there has been a good deal doing for home consumption. In Free Trade suit able for this market there has been a good demand, and Congou Guitpowder and Imperial command 4-cl to Id per lb profit .on last sale's rat es; t h e b etter kinds of Tea are selling_ steady, at prices rather above those which have pre vailed of late; Canton B.'hea duty paid has been sold in parcels at 2s 10id, and Company's 2s Ilid per lb. The next sale is fixed for the 6th of May. . IRISH MARKETS. DUBLIN MARKET NOTE for in WEEK EvniNG APRIL ft PRICES OF CANAL, DOCK, ASSUR. ANCE COMPANY SHARES, &c. &c. &c. LONDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 30. Number Dividend Price of per CANALS. Per Shi.ter, Annum, Paid. Shale 1;7t:0 7 per cent. Ashton and Oldham..Average97l. ltis.sh. 132 ,0:-.',2 4/. Ashhy _.e.e.Zouch ......Average 11r.l.sh 70! 1,2110 Basirs..el;e 1001„sh. 1,11115 5/, ,rte.., NI and Aticrgav entry 190.. sh. 90 9,0001-ICi.h. 9/ 6s. Birmingham, 1.16 th share.... .8:/. & 711. 22 0 L 11(1,1 Lilac, and L; vcrpool Junetl.?/.. sh. 100 pd 26 ti(s) 21. Bridgewater and Taunton .1001.81.. all pd 64 410 4/. Chehoer and Birckwart r if:01. sh. 101 50(1 4$J• C-iventry 1 (10/.8 h. 735 4.t.,45 ......... Cfoydon 41)64 4A Os, Dudley -. &JO 14,, Derby 1001.,1). It;. 20,000 4 per cent. Darnine and M. vile 3,573} 2/, Elle,mereand Ch ester... Average 1:',..i1.5h, 61; 281 621. Ere gash •ts9.si:. 175 1,297 2SI. Forth and Clyde ....A strave 414.11. : Oa. eh. 11.05 ,6110 I'2l. Grand Junctior. ltio/. sh. In 1,144'.4 11. Grand Union 11'0/.sh 441 :1.900 Grand Surrey 0,0021 41. percent. Ditto (optional) Loan lO3/. l 3 3 X 96 000 131.125. ild. Glemorganahire, Aver, cost 17'1. 13r. 43. 230 '749 104. Oranth am ibez.sh. 9ti3 6,2:01 21. Os. Huddersfield Average 57/. Gs. (Id. sh. 351 101 Kensington .............. .........1011 sh al) pd. 101 5.408 11. 51. Kennet snd Avon, Aver. 39/, !Ss. 10e. as. 98 2,`x'171 301. Leeds and Liverpool - 100/. sh. 740 5154. 131. Leicester l4O/. sh. 225 't,K7 . 6/, Os. Leicester an 4 Nortkampton A ver en/. !Os. . 90- • 2.410 101, . Monmouthshire 1(l0/.sh.. 202 150 ' 'lof. Melton Mowbray 100/;rh. 94)0 _ 254 ' Mersey and [swell ........... ......-, 100/.sh. 660. , - 3,04 ' *ll.los. ' Macclestield • 1001 sh. all pd 91 • - 247. • • 1W; Neath - -2,100- ' SI. - Peak Forest A vai ..g,e about 7N.sh. 104 1;119 , 129. Regent's (or London) Av. 331. his. Pd. sh. 15 • 5,44-.9' '6l. per cent. Rochdale - Average 86/.sh. 109 500 • 81, Strorshi.e • NI' sh. 137 8s.)0 91.105. Solver Set Coal • • 150/ sh 1511 .... 3,6001.: 44•pse cent Ditto.Loct I'._:.nd Stock ......, 12/.lo*. sh. lli 700 40/. Stalnsrd aud Worcester ' '.1,7.5. 1101 500 .24 „ ... Shretrabur;',.., . :'... .. ..t55................1451..5h. 180 300 2.!. Stourbridge .9.047 2!. Os. . Stratford-orz. Arm. r. ferage 70/..94. ltd. sh. 45 533 151. Swansea 11,0/. sh. :1'4,0 1.7112 IL 15s. Severn and Wye and Railway Av 351. sh. 39 .firrjsh. 321. 10s. Treat and Mrisey, I share ----lOW. sh, .5,5. ' t 8,149 - 2 , 4,,,,,,,"")8,1 16/. , 4Versviel,a.zd Birmingham : 1001; sh. - 281 9.SO' M.. War mid: and Napton a.. „ten/. sh.. , 9411 1,00. 41. ni. , Worcester Rite liiimingh AniA v: -78I.Ss.'sh ' 7,-1 - 5,000 .255. WtltSai.d Berks. Average 074 Ios, lid. sir. ' 25 SOO '.' 3/ Viirrley'and Essington . - 125/. Sh 75 126 ....... Wisbeach lO5l. eh. 4a (40% . - li. Wey arid Arun • ' 110/. sh. 921 . .. ~ DO°KS. , - ' ,• •• •'ool.sh, ~ 611 , 4., , , . . - • ". ; 641 giB 61 , sap.j ~ c • CF:' Oa. n:t r n'a i ir C: Cvi Sock III • 1 psi $1011,•55s p. et, London ....::. ...... ~.........1.-; ... . . ....•..-StoctL:; 1i..4. Ditto iiondi , 11)1 ;.: 9.'-`.119 . _. f sir t9s. uriatl: ...,..,............ , A verage 1474 95.-13. ..:, ill t India' y f1i5„,124/.:5/.pcfrcent. Ditto Notes, various amount; , 113 7t,„3.1R.252,,.;5 interns. St. Katharnie50........:........- `4*ork 11., 500,000 44 per.oent. Ditto I:tmds ...... .. ..... .. ~..~.. i 050.090, 4 per tent. Ditto Bonds. 10r.10 yeara - '-. ; 100 1.500 , "„... . Deptford P)et...... .... .. . ........1:1. sh. 201.,pd il . , BRIDGES. • - ,`...,-, - . 1 - 1,0.00 - I,s, • Hate n,ersm .t! .. ........ ~. -...,..- ..... 504. :.. • 7,,..,•.31 .....„„ , SoutOwark. 0:d - ..A v. F3k2a, grt1,1,,•,- r 1,700 li. 151, , n:,l-,, Now, of 7i r • cent. . .501.5 h., 33 r,OOO .-... .... , Waterloo • 5,000 193. kl. ,Ditto, Old. Annuities of 81. O3/. pd 2'e 5,000 1 es. Id. Ditto, New Ditto et 'it 40/. pd 201 11,000/ 51. percent. I +it, o !limits 5,948 17a ' Vauxhall... ..... - ',..A.vnage 701' los. 3d: sh issi ASST.; RA NCI, re NIPA N:ES 2,000 3/10s A1bi0n.......... ............ ....t,0.4. sh. 50/ pi 74 5 scr cent 5° '" f ind 154.1 Allianceßritisn &Foreignloo/.sh. lolt. pd 14: 50,1100 fi per cent. I)itto, Marna ' '- • r '''! „ 0 ,, ,^ 1 ./ . .': ! /; .. . 5 5 .51 / . . 1) 1,3 ( . 1 1,. 51 7 • 24.000 11 per sh. A'' P. .. 3, , 1. sh. 51. pd. 144• 1,2001+h. 5L Birimili n,sin 1 ire 21,000 41 percent. Bric.rh Pity ..... "......... . •., ... 27.0/.411. 50/. pd .p, 12,n00 8/. percent. r,r!tql, Com! , . • i 1. , 1,.. 51. pct 8 5,000 51. per cent. Cleri•cal & 'l.:.i: . 1 *.ife, Ili 4 sh. ?.,14!;;:..1 ' 4 4,000 21 108 County Po' , ii; 16/ pd 42 .20,000 ss. E?gie , C 5 per cent., • '''° taint :30/ bs.i EC6 " C ' M IC I.'" -1000i.sh. 2.:.,0/. pd :475 ' 2271 21"::. percent. 17.iireptan Li 211.' h. all pd 22 , i 0,09 - 2s. ' Ditto, New 204 sh. 22. psi 1/ : ,OF.0,(N10/. 7/.l,er ct (11 , .+•c• v.tock 144: 0„14/0 51. • Guardian Ivo!. ih. 2.74/ pd 40 )(100f) 6s. (Id. litlie 50/. sh.3i pd i .4.44011 ..51t..114..6d. ; Imperial 1 , it • • .500/ sh. 50/. pd 137..„ '•010,.• ~9„t,,. linperi,d Li it. !al/. sh. 101. pd 10/ ` 0 43;,.4118 tstLtie,,ceig. %Indemnity Ii *rine ~... ....... b 0/. ch. 81. od • 2,020 31 . !04 K e,,t Fire 501. sh. all pri ~.:, A ~, 37...- - :' • I)itto Lifc • - :I t P - • .1 - 10;00 10s.. Law Life 1 0'1. sh. 10.14',,y, :411. ~. 5 um . IN. . Condom, Fir • 25/ Ai. 111. 1??.; t+ . 1 0 71 - ., 1,,,-; ~... l's. 1,,,,.,,,,, Ship 25; sh., 1...1. 10s. pd • 'IS ~, ,p 0,00(1/.",r1 ..t.. , Minorca Life 101.1. sh. 5• -11,..ts 1, National Lean Fui,d ./. ss. pd 21 30,0-41 =1: per cent. Palladium late 50/r sh. 2/. pd - 2! 9: . 60,000 41 . / per cent. 'rote:,,' I-'ize ,....201. sh. 2/. pd 18.04 -.- 4,500 - 11. -Pr to , ittent law ' -100/ .3. 1 0 /. p.l 20 110,000, 54„ - .Kock Life..., 201. sh. It; pd -cl 1 11 1 ;220/: , 5Spet‘ettitt.,,Itoyal.1 aceh,,ge S.o , 1c... 2_9 , 6,'14)() sprcemt.,_ University 1..e1a . ... . . .........I 0/. sh. 5/. pd 5) • .410„000 , 4.pet bet United Kingdom Life -....100/. sh. 5/. pd 7/ JOINT •S'l UCK BANKS. t5",11110 11 kreent. Agile andt'oin. of Ireland 251. sh. 101. pi . i 5t- '_ . Australasia 4'l/. sh. 401. pd 611 •46,..00 ,i 0 percent. Bank of Bit iningham s._ 7. sh. 10/: pd 13 , U. .:_l ' 10pet cent.„Birmingharn Bank ..........,.50/..sts. - .51.Td 110: 111 I 5 per cent. I ;osulon and kVestminsterloo/ sh. 20/. pd 2, 68,0011 51. ' -.Lojidon Joint Stock 51.4 ti.• 10L pd l:' , 4,00. 0 4 per cent. Lancaster 4 00 0 ....'"...... .f Liverpool ....... ..... 100/:'sh. 10/. pd to ~..1,00/4111. 10/. pd 231' 100,00 Q .7i per sent Islani:liester and I.iver. l , 014 h. l5/ p d Id. :..p.#lDistrict.... ... . ... ;•,, ~_ : .. - 20,000 , 7 percent. 51aitchester • • I C 4II. sh. 25/ pd 27 20,000 Provincial Bank of 1ra:11c:1001. sh. 251. pd 44 50, , (A) National Bank of Ireland 51. sh 17:!. pd 18 10,000 5 per cent. NationA Provincial Eng. 1001. eh. 35/. pd :57 10,0110 ...... .. Ditto New lO/. sh. 101 pi 12: 10,000 Gloucestershire 50/. sh. 10/. pd tU 8,000 lOper cent. 1 - lampshire 501. sh 5/. pd 11 - - - - 2,500 GAS LIGIrr AND COKE CO 1P.% TIES. 1103 DI Bath • 5:too , , Brit; .h 5,' ' O O f *,:',; ( '',7, 1 :2:1 Ditto Pros ii,c:ai WO 5/ /0s Birmingham 5.2.50 21 Os Bristol 2.230 a. , Ins Brighton 4U , sh ICI pd 2 .. 11W. s h 1! p.l 24j rail. sh. fic go . ai, raa goi, sh., //j 750 81 tOs Ditto. Nets , ...... .. .....„.,'±O,', sh. 181. pd p . 2,471 4y pey . .ciat. Brighton neuer.i.. -..... ....toot ..eb.4.'114.1, :17 - 1,00,9 .5/. IN. Continental CenSOlidatcti.... 751. 02;1. pd ' ion 1,000 10!. City 01 London -.10046h. all pd ISIS 1,000 el. Ditto, New 1,000 41.105. Eqintable ... ,O/. pd :4 10, 1 4/0 4 percent. Imperial 800 5/ per cent. Isle of Thanet 25/. sh. 201. r 4 4 2,350 6/. per cent. Independent V/. eh. all pd 9,000 41. per cent. I'hcenix .... 50/. ah. 391. pd 1,000 41. per cent. Ratcli‘v 100!. sh. F 0!. pd 4,01 , 0 S*uth T•lstropolitati 6.200 41. per cent. United General 5O/. sh. W. pd 240 5!. per cent. Warwick 51 4 1 sh. 4410 5!. per cent Waxcfield . 25!. eh. 2,000 3/. Westminster Chartered ......, SOL sh, 6,000 12s. Ditto New 7AO 51. per cent. Yarmouth 201. sh. NI. pd WATER Vls'ariKS. 1,810 Os. Birmingham '2s/. sh. 25/ pd 1,134 61. East Londo n TOO/. el. 5,500 2/ lOs Grano Junction Average 411 13s. td. sh. 2,000 21. Kent lOO ..,h. 372 101. Live( pool Bootle 220/. sh. 1,5(x0 2110 s New River Loudon Bridg , Water Ann, ... 0,438 1/ lbs itlnocliestet and Salford 1,000 4 per cent. South tani.lon lOO/.0. 8,2',:4 4/. West Middlesex Averige 631. 12s. 9d. at,, 1,360 1114 e York Building Co. Lessee PrOp 100/. sh. IRON RAILWAYS. 6,300 Birmingham an , 1 Derby 6Ol. pd 9,531) Birmingham and Gloucester 15,00 0 Bristol and Exeter ...'OOl. sh. 25 pd 660 Calcutta and Salient', 501. sh. 2/. pd 7,500 ..... .... Cheltenham and G. Western 1001. sh. 20/ 3,000 .. 12,01 1 0 Cornmertial Blac.kwall 511. ah. 2/. pd 8,01:0 Dublin and Kilkenny !Ont. sh. 51. pd 60,0011 Eastern Counties 25/ sh 131. pd ...... ... I, rand Junction 100 k sh. 95/ p i Great North of England 849. pd 5,000 ...... ... Great Western tent. at,. 65!, pd 2,000 Hartlepool mot si. inot pd 8,000 Hull and tielby 501. sh. 25/. pd 10,000 Leeds and Manchester 1001. all. 51. poi 2,100 3!. per cont. Leeds and Selby 100 s 1,500 11.55. Leicester and Swannington .50/. sh all pd 5,100 10percent. Liverpool and ManchesterlOa.sh. 100 , 4 5/. pd IA 10 per cent. Ditto Quarter Shares _ London and Brighto ; 12,000 eO,OOO 3 per cent. London and Greenwich - 001. eh. 20/. pd 25,000 Ditto Quarter Shares 5/. pd 36,000 14,000 ...... 6,000 Ditto New Scrip... 1. pd 12,04 1 0 London Grand Junction 50/. s h . 5/. pd 13,000 Manchester and Leeds -100/. sh. 5 0 1, pd o r,OOO Manchester and Birmingham 70/, sh 151. Ditto Extension 71 pd .... ..... North Midland Inn/ sh. 05/ pd Northeni and Eastern 1001. sli. 154 pd 2,600 Preston and Wyre 501. sh. :PI. pd ..:6,000 1,000 10/. per cent. Stockton and Darlington lOO/. at,. 0 .000 .... ..... Thao.es Haven 50!. sh 21. 10s. pd 1,400 Westminster and Greenwichso/. sh. '2/. pd 6,000 MINES. 8,000 ,:...., A lbion Copper 5/. s ql. pd 4,000 U. Si. Alien 15/. eh. 121. * 1 I'd 114,000 - ... ..... Analo Mexican, Ras. 51 pm.lool. sh. a' '6d Ditto Subscription 0 51. Is' 2,000 101. Bolanos 10,000 U. 104 Brazilian Imp. iss. 51. pm. "Si. sit. 20/ pd 6,000 11,000 ... 10,000 Bolivar Capper Company sh. '2Ol. pd 1 0,000 ......... Ditto Scrip... WI. sh. 101. p 4 .o,an British Iron 5O!. sh. 50/ pd 6,000 British Copper 5l. sh. 411. pd Cata Branca till. Icl Candonga _ till. pd 10,000 11 Copi a p o 201. sh 131. pd 8,500 ... Colombian, iss. 5/. pm.... 551. sh. 55/. pd 2,850 M. English 6,155 ......... Mexican Company 10 0 /. sh. 55, 1! . pd 3,000 ..... Pulherou Consol s . ............10t. al. B L pd 11,500 Real del Monte, Unregistered I)ltto Loan Notes l5Ol. pd 1 30,000 m. 0... United Mexican, 1168. 2pm .40/, at,. all pd Dit,t. Scrip Ditto New Scrip 5/ yd West Cork 50/ sh. 50/. pd LITERARY INSTITUTIONS. 1,000 ......... London, wills Bronze Ticket ...... 75gs. at,. 1,500 London University 100/. sh. ail pd 700 King' College 1001. pd :."1 MISCELLANEOUS. 10,1100 15e. Australian Agricultural.loo/. eh. 2111. Id 4h 0,060 4/. per cent. British American Land Company 23/. pd 9 10,(x0 61 per cant. Canada Company 100/. sh. 301. pd 27 200,000 5!. per cent. Upper Cana '.a Lean 9l City Bends, 4 p.:r cent lOO 20,000 1/. 6s. General Steam Navigation 15/. sh. 141. pd 25 IC!. par cent. Hudson's Ray Stock .., 2.5 2,000 11. London Coin. Sale Rooms Av. 7:V. sh. 11/ 8,000 Caoutchouc Company' 120. pd 12 New Brunswick Land Cempa,.y....501 pd 2,754 5/. per cent. Reversionary Int. 50c....100/. sh. 100/. pd 1 :In 2,633 5/. per cent. Ditto New lOW, ,h. 751. pd 108 4,1100 Thames Tunnel .501. sh. all lad 9 10,00 61. Van Di, hen's Land ......... 114)1. at,. 171, pd 10 LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES, MARCH 16, 18:39. • - BANKS. • I,SOO eteat. 61. p. ct. Bank 01 .scotland...S.V. 6a. fkf. sh pd 188 1 . , 2,000,0 X/. p. ct. R. y.tl or Scotland 100/ sh all pd p;:b. 500,01 . /. ap. et. Brinsh Linen CoMpitny 1001.01. Pd 4 237/. 3,000,00(1. 61. p. ct. Commercial 5001.:h, 100/. pd 175/. s„Jlki,iss, ~ et. .1004 eh. 101. A 164 2.011 , ,00ri. 61. p. ct . Glasgow Union 45111, sh. 50/. Pd KV. 4,000,0P04 4 p. ct. Western of Scothnd sh 404 pd INSURANCE COINII'ANIES. 571. 9.5h.0005h 61p. ct. Scottish Union ...............201. eh. 1/, pd tRa - ,510 p. ct. Hercules lOO4 sh. 10/. pd 164 o, =, ug,ooo p. et Insurance Co. 11 Scotland .104 sh. pd 9/. 17s. 5%000 6p. ct. North British ............... 200/. sh. 10/. pd 1,000 sp. ct. Caledoni . Ji Fire 1401. sh. 10/. pd 19/, I. 5,000 ep. ot. Edaanirgh lOO4 sh. 10/. pd 14110 s 100,060 . ct. West ot Scotland "....-.. 10/. pd 714 s 51 I 3 CELLAls.r..otts 4,810 Edin. end G!as. Un. Cznalso/. sh. all pd 101. Ditto. ...... 961. sh. all pd 474 5,400 5 per cent. Edinb. Joint Stock Water.'2s/. sh. all pd • Carron Iron t sarmany ...2501. sh. all pd 444 .11,000 sh 15 per cent. Shotts Iron Fotinucrs 501. sh 451, pd 52/. 10010 t per cent. Edirduir7h & Lett h Glass 20/. sh. 16/. pd 4,500 10 per cent, Edinburith Coal Gas. ........25/. sh. all pd 4,450 10 pe - cent. (..:la.sgow Gas ss. ,h. all pd 159 7i per cent. L Ith Coal Gas 20/. sh. all pd 1,500 ....... E:linbingh I)alkeith Itaihrayso/. sh \MO t...ncr cant. F.qu ) table Loan Company l. 11/L • i t 1 ,; .RLBOROUG E 4 -.44‘' . . SWINDLING BILL DISCOUNTERS. Lansdowne'' --tK., Marquis of Lansdowne'' s on , accompanied us , StUrd Starordale and his Couttsel Mr. Pashley, came before Mr. CONANT to prefer a charge against a person name d Richardson, for lessing been concerned in tele:;ieusly taking ab,ooo/. Bill accepted by Lord Shelburne. The warrant was applied for on Monday marine. ~ e d when granted, placed in the hands of elect', an 'aver of this establishment, who speceeded ii' aeleceeetidi,g M.:li e/dean at a gaming -house in Jermyn-se..et. \V. Thomas, Barrister, and M... Jas. Isaacs, i,ti. adtd professionally for tho accused. Mr. Pashley said the facts . were these—Setae t i ne . i„ April Lord Shelburne received an offer from a person named Henry Stafford, who stated he lived at No. 9 801. ton• street, of any Unit cf money 09 luau on reason •We terms. Lord Shelburne took no notice at first of the po- pose!, but in about a week after the recnipt ( f the letter, Lord Shelburne wrote to Steeled; and Staffird, on tse 12:11 of April, culled -at- Lansdowne House, an.! saw b.s Lord ship. Station' was asked the terms on ehicanioney was to be advanced, and the reply WiiS on a bill for 5 (JOLT, at twelve !sleuths date, bearing interest at 8 per cent. Lord Shelburne said he would refleci upen the anatter, and Stafford went away. Eventually l.is Lordship doe , - mined to accept the offer, and fixed Seurdet, the 13. h of ,April, to meet Stafford at 13,4,n-street to arrange the transaction. Loid Shelburne went to Bolt o n-street, ere: was spawn into a room in the first-floor, ehieli had a tall, in it, on which the alleged felony took pl.ec. AlLor the preliminaries had been adjusted, Mr. Stafford produced a thirty-shilling stamp, drew a bill, and handed it over to Lord Shelburne to accept. Stafford den made a proposal to Lord Shelburne to endorse a cheek in order to give the transaction a regular appearance, stating at the same time that he' had the cash for the 5,000/. bill in the house, and les Laid lip might base it eitherin large ea-email Mitts.' - LORI Seel • burne rid as requested, and Stafford left the room to fetch, raw he said, the money. Lord eeshelburne eas walkieg up ,anddewn the ro om at t h e t i me , end being near sighted tied remark whether anything had been removed from te e table. His Lardship, however, aftre- a minute or two, looked on the table, and missing the bill, truth flashed instantly on his mind. He rusetUMer Sti,ff±rd,, but co'ild find him nowhere, and the pseele of the; - 1- - Mse knew nothing about hint. This was she' preliminary matter, and the elm ' il filmy-Which ,he intended to connect ths prisoner aith. On the 13th t,f April the felony was coritaitted, I" and on the same day Richardson wrote to Lord Sitelburne, requestiug an interview on business of importance. bee Shelburne taok no notice of the letter at fi - st, as he could nor be aware it referred to the bill, but afterward:, Fe it:)_ pointed the Monday following to see the writer., Richard son saw his Lordship at Lansdown e House s 4 the appoint, d time, and , his first exclamation on seeing I.is Lt3d-inp, was rice of sus-prise that too days had iseen.seileted to elapse before:heltad a eerily. Lordsaellarrne snstsersd to did-slap kuove the letter was .ahuut the trill, Reee.„,:, Boa, of course ; affected to-kens, notinnse dt finite-•.beut t h.. bill. - • He - asked Lerd Shelburne what auto be would ,:zive" , him to get back the bill? I t ' was at length agreed. i: LiR ellardson- . get hati the bid that L. eel - tallier/ A . end Lerd . StaverdiDe'Skiould give two bills of 5001. each for the re-poases e iete ' The terms were agreed upon, and the tali; saviors been prepart d. 'Lir& Stekvordele held them %slits a - peliandOed parted is eh them only on- reesi,ing the r5:000/. ' bit with the other. . Lira Shelburne re gained his bill - for 5,000/, : and tie bill sta. the n destroyed. = - Rrehardsou t! en .' m- ,!es - aeptieafton ft-I- payment of the interest, and he received a tun of 651. by cheer on Coutts. - For the n. gociatiau of the return ef the 'stolen bill, Richaidson reeeisee , ts ee 500/. bills, ar o ld 651 in cash. 'I hest facts stene,d IA preyed, 45' the „evidence of Lords Shelburne and Stncertiale. Lord Shelburne exsminedee-Ort si:eurday th e 13th of April I.went to N0..9. Lioltort:ttreet, -in cAeffiteuce of a previous. communicatiou stith•erpersMe whefteared - him se If Henry Stafford. • • • Mr. Thomas here to•iceti-SZl T .,•xysir,, , ..drir e liihet,ii„ . . I 'b statedtrere.prOye(l, was there , a e-.l.se agains/, Lis client,? ~. Alf CO4NANT Fetid the pones to bs a,eeriai.ted ever t ; Wipether x felony hid been coannitted, and if so, a metier it came snider Sir Rebell IN;el's .4ct,„. ._ - , Lord Sluzlburtie conriauell-LI went up stairs' inte l r.sial room there that e was a tebire e No one wee-tine-A, lut ale!, ,tnost directly af.erwards Mr: Stafford entire- its' se l i ed can previouely arranged :hat ,Mr: Stafford wits to adtan6c. me b 041 . 01 on 111 Rece.ptalcy..4.. ' t 4ll -*lofi V i fr iViE f t - , l'Ariltitt"o - per tit l'eSt:''' Alf.':' StprattMliVto . Aire int , a trion; , o t . , ;teen, this . c fr,,e t, if tely 'filrVte§ri'dlll2pird.timbe_.++4l. , frit*4ftiai the principal vat hot to b, called !'or. Th:, wss given, because I expe,esnd an appreiwn-ion that if 1 were railed on to pay ti:e 5,0001 at the cad of the ye.tr, ! should not be able. Mr. Stsffird they, produced a stamped rec:•ipt and-drew a bill for five thousand pounds, which he handed over to me Imemyaceeptsnee. He s: id I need not make . , the bill payable at my bunket's, or any where else, 'and' 1 ' wrote upon it "'Accepted, Shelburne." Mrs Thomas said le should like to eie the bill. .. . . . MrePashlcy replied the . biltstvase&stroyed, at he had Area stated.. . MeA-tot-6s tall :such b^ing the case, -lie*Flte retlai'de thete was an end of th e inquiry. , en es • Mr. •CoNANI :said theece faof. 'The the led i - reatcriailieltCreiltherprds i'donef4ee' -? Ilr.m9.l.tbeeee..:e 'lsfrty liAl Ife;ekeiZqtr44o6Ve4..liVitS tiiikisdAtfsehlirtiWes Mr. Pashley said the defe'talant was pit'ettargecl witli/ stealing the bill, but with receiving it. Mr. Coes:sereplied that the charge had been broneht forward as one of felony. The person who had committed the f hotly might be apprehended, but he did not sec hoer he could entertain the charge as it stood against the pp toner. The difficulty and absurdity of the -preeent elm 'Was thaethe thing stolen was not of value, for the party .who recoveled it proved it was of no value by destroying it. -It Was necessary to look at the whole of the Ca 3V., The ;idl might be of' value to the itenvin wit. ttitlet it, t-ot it ti a s nratrie - ro-eiheanteeptcer id' it - W:?eu theappl;eAtitin stay' triad° to him (Mr. Conant) on the subject, bt understood the bill was producible, but now he ascertaire--1 that the fart was otherwise his opinion of the transaction was changed. 'Mr. Pashley said the bill was of value, fur Lord Shcl. borne had given 1,0001. to get it back. Mr. CONANT said bill stealing of this description was rot a subject of larceny before the passim! of the late Art ; mil even Low, to make a larceny it must be proved that the bill was of value. After a good deal of argument, pro and can., the felony was abandoned. Mr. Pashley said the case could be taut as one of eras. demeatwur. Mr. CoxANT replied the ma tpr wouirl ly! in a tirnilnr popition of ditlicutty. for is a 'rniideme:itiour it was neces sat.) to prove that the stolen article wii of value ; he was bound, therefore, to dismiss tl:e eli.rge, a nd he dtdsa with less icrup!e because the principal wa: nut in cumociy, aid II e present charge had arisen literally oat of the cri g i_ nal c, e. Mr. Pashley said he was sati4xd he should be able to establish a ease against the prisoner, and he linrd the Magistrate woul.d detain him in custody for a few hours king-cr. Mr. CONANT replied, if he did ro he should be render trig himself haul:: to an action for 1:41or iturrisonment. 4 lf Mr. Pisldey asked f ur an oilicer to be authorised to take j o the prixoner into custody. 71 Mr. CON NT said if aq officer did so it tr.u,t be at his tons own ri:k 141 Mr. Pa•hley then said he had sufficient . csidenoc to prove a conspiracy, and he asked to have the 'inisor,er detained on the evidence. • It was ultimitely arranged thzt the prilot.er should appear the next day to meet the ( harge eunApinicy Lord Henry John Spencer Churchill has resigned his ofilee of Private Secretary to his Royal Highn ess th e Duke of Su , sex, having been appointed to the comic ugl Of the Druid frigate, tow fitting out for the Medittrrai,eau station. EXTItAORDINARY FLUCTUATIONS OF TENI- PattaTLIZE DUItING THE COLD MONTH OF APRIL. —no minimum temp. tature has ranged betweeii 27 and 47 dog .)1 Fah , and the maximum in the shade h,tivi.en 35 , thcl 62 deg., while the maximum in the sun has attained, on three occasions, more than 90 deg. On the 28'h 'he mi nimum temperature was 36 deg. the maximum in the sun 90 deg making a difference 1:;f 54 deg. in twer,t)-tour ti.airs. On the 29th the minimum temperature. wa, 34 deg., and the maximum in the sun 91 deg., making the extraordinary difference of 57 deg. in twenty-four hours I The barometer during these great fluctuations Ins been unusually high, the maximum on the 118th being 30,453 inches. CLEGG'd APPLICATION OF ATNIOS'PIIF.P. IC PRESSURE TO RAILROADS —Yesterday another experiment of this truly novel and startling invention took place at Messrs. Samuda Brothers, the eminent engineers of the Southwark Iron Works, which threatens to supersede all known arrangements as applied to railroads. The exhi bition was perfect, and afforded to a numerous muster of scientific and aristocratic gentlemen a rich intellectual treat, and drew l from all the strongest and most unequivo cal expressions of satisfaction. The best proof of its success may be gleaned from the fact, that already siiveral Railroad Companies are looking to its prog ress with asto nishment, and we are informed that some f ew hare z:lready Commenced negotiations for its adoption. The experiment was made upon a pipe three inches and five.eightlis in diameter, and up an inclined plane of one foot in thirty, and one hundred and eighty feet long, the carriage drawing twenty hundred weight. AMERICAN Ox.—lf Earl Spencer does not lock to his laurels Brother Jonathan will cre long pluck them from his brow, We certainly had no idea that his Lordship had such powerful competitor!, as the ox now ex hibiting at Egyptian Hall proves he incontestibly has in the United States. The proprietor has given it the name of Brother Jonathan, and describes it as the wonder of the creation, weighing 4,0001b5., or 500 stoke; measuring in length . about 12 feet; in height, over the shoulders, 5 feet II inches; and in girth 10 feet 9. It- is six years old, of u belutiful dapple bay colour, and MS bred by the H9n .urable haic Hubbard, in New Ha r ttps r h o i p re o . rtion T e h d e . animal is in excellent condition , but not overloade d with tat like those monsters exhibited at the Smithfiel d Cattle Shows in December ; of a breed som e% bat betweenth ß e rot lEt h ur er . ham and Devon, and in every point beautiful y proportioned, According to :he opinion of breed ers it mi g ht be l ed to weigh fully a thousand pounds more. Those fond of exhibitions of this sort will be highly gra tified b y a visit to STATES.- Jonotban. ration of people wtEttNaleCd,RAa Tf(l:llNigitrago7tEhatUthNeleT:il; from this port to the United States was extensive. The w i t h men , women , an d c hi ldren, awaiting the de quays of the north docks are , at the prt . sent moment, u t a o f vessels. The Ne w Y or k packet ships take out full complement of steera ge pssrengers. The ships tp c i r ag. o ;.itru of large tonnage can carry upuards , of three hundred souls. The passage money for the steerage passengers on baard cf one of the liners reached the large sum of 1,100/. So that, if the iteanicrs should deprive the packet-shil"of the cabin, they n ull not, for some time to come. tait,:; ‘, f _r om them the ste erage p assengers a l so .—Li t yr n e ~ 4g " • 24( ~'~," ~~~;=,r . ,‘ At, `_~ • , „I' 01 . 44.1 4 . • e • *. 4 * - 1 ?fr - . . I I HE LONDON POLYTECHNIC JOURNAL AND SCIENTIFIC CORRESPON DENT. The First - Number will appear on SATIIIIDAY, May 4th, to be continued Weekly. Price FOURPENCE. 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