The Sun. — London, England, 1851-04-30 00:00:00

10•10.- .„......._____ , - - _ _ e ______-__ _ . • - - - - ' . .. .... a / _. ......i ,t'f•,:2 '' . , , , ,a...c---z----r-- czY-',--41, i f ' • -- t_z--(- }7 -- 2+—zr _ 4, ,: ° - „..___ • ,f;, ,- , _:,.„:_,?....- / . ~• . C"TRACT for purchasing MILL OFFAL s - . -.. : . ; se .a„,. - • . •Vaate ----, . , ..... ekt-aT r• e t _a.. e' - • --'A s- ---` , e s e ... .i4e.., • - ale rt : - 1,4'; .:., ...,.: ,/' i •--- . Ce.-- ee .., HE INCOM -TAX. ------' /' •c . : : V, _4 l . . , ~.,,,,,, _. . - .s ~1 _...., 1.. /-) -8- wee , Innen- .e• nes • - ) ffiSV - - .. I/ WITHDRAWN. . s hre E 7 1 ,4% ,A. -. ..„:...___3!i7.l, - 4-7 , / , ..,,, 'i r. - ~,, , , t 4 14 . t, ,„ ~. ~, 7 ,, , . (From the Times.) DePartment of the C en ptrotier for Vietualline and Transport '''' 'ssl. ) ii ' V% * ENCEs• . flo:hce 'th-atnith-Ki Services, Somerset-place, April 28, 1831. , ~ ,.i !eee t Tighelt! tte" 1 A . •‘. ''' .e - ;•a :- ..ss t _ --- L ie le ..''. \,-.1-1 : 7- ' 4- e ' '' c) - .t . . - _- 94' -11 7 .1 e „,-, :X fill4l n v:- ..te:', )11 . 111116‘ :-.,_ . .C. f , e 7. .-Ss,‘nS e is e, s , , - :0.4?* , ‘.1: ' . T --- \ , ' ',.'!, - '.s. On the understanding that the several provision are, e. • tree 'lo' -n - \ - ,),'.., -'. -., ti!./7 en .ee e'en '• , , a - LS i . ,.. Wen =kr ' . eneie es All n ~,,,,,,.. ~ -; .„.i .. -,, - / ~- -44„...--. • .., ------,--). 4 :.;„,- -,--- - , ~., ._ .f. s 7, Ity 1. . '°' \. 7 _ , t, ___.- i4A, '', i :" . dal_.,, -4 '. , '4. , ; ;;7 ----- p.._ ° le' e nee. ee5 ,4 w e; 4 . .. Ors,' , j . , ~... '','&' E,'" . ' r 'c- - .,:.:: i Atk - , , the income-tax will be amply discussed in Committe I?, April 28. , est he. W ed issioners for executing the Office of Lord High Admiral ,_ . • : . j i ts .„,. 4 , I n,' nsi smilelika ' V e r ''. - ' ' ' 'n • - - 4111j'i''' ~ . , process - which begins next Friday, the Bill for its re ) fit' ngdom of Great Britain and Ireland, do hereby give - s aw ,„ • -se , nre se _ .....-> - asep• -A' , • .... n e i s' , es- --se n '• 2,,,, , P , l . - IP , - 'si.t.',' ~"' int it , ',`r - s n a, ''. • ...Wenn - - f ord, meet e Tenders for the purchase of MILL OFF AL et Dept- • seef s enene •• - ....... 5et.. - ''s '• ne DID •‘ . ..Z.,ie , ,, , . . 4 : '," Innen tens , neenne s sesen OTe ' • i., +" e - • position was read a tecond time last night withot ONDON DOCIS CO . T Used to be received on Thursday, the Bth of May next, . . . . WILL NOT NOW BE REQUIRED. !! (j e :Ili l ley'egir4 O d r: 1151 1! l'E L! : !! ! !!!!; ... nen. _ , .. , . - . .: _ • he Court for soul • _____ ____ - -- 3e accumulation 0 , C ° I N TTR ACT for FISHING GE AR and se ae e . , uption on the P r : • TWINE. " • I; ' i, -,' . •. , - ' , A. . " ~ , ~, t ... 4 , t . . •--- - -..- - - - j e Mu e d r aj t g a em i s n teyn'st r s e hi nl wi o enr c i e es tle.er p s a ss an a is ultimately inte r Deaartment of the Storekeeper General of the Navy, N ° .lB 284.] LONDON ) WEDNESDAY ~, , , G ,. , 4 -4 'i i . APRIL 30 ) 185 L , -- _ , . , , , • Tel . . I L IlitICE, 5D s other distinguiihed individi • -' Y -- - ' ' 4.. 4 -I i l' i • , k • ~'''' . 't. 7 ietsy,aieth,vverithe tss w_ t hbB.s, e n tgeei r end p ig e pao d ni t h i lli a l s n at , t ti h sha e e r y dp a r r we e si . s u hu n r d teh e , e r o f th , Tee e s , . Somerset-place, April 29, 1851. a circumstances. Our readers are already familiar v etas mit, missioners for executing the Office of Lord High Admiral ----- , Square, and 1 ft. thick, the whole weighing about 2 p.ear-Admiral of the Blue Sir Watkin Owen Pell, i the opinion of t o l l ! notice ta , -e d Kingdom of Great Br' tain awl Ireland do hereby give .............. --________ a. _ , .__ , , . , .., , ~ ' uld be granted e - e4t on T • ' ' lea b e _ , UESDAY, the 20th 3f ay next, at One o'clock, they -I V, ATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AND LIST OF EXHIBITORS promotions b G e e s 6 t r e g x e ca r e ey fo ' r M th r is . H ter a g w i p p r r el e; e ir s e , rsa a t n io d n t i h s ei t r o c b o e l I e f a o g u u n e i s. ii I open both to the te st f .,!feae to treat with snch persons as may he willing to Con , etsuppiyine her Majesty's several Dockyards with NOTICE. r rEEE Hon. MRS. NORTON'S New NOVEL, Jeni EQUITABLE FIRE INSURA.NCE comrneten • s tons 15 ovvt. One side ia polished-another rookwork Reer-Admiral of the White; - - - . s u y r i i i n y y e r ja s t a hm l i : mi t ) t e r v t o . te for the income-tax the memen iisi accordingli• IN THE 71 5 ; 6. . s kt a ta m lds a so n : ve nt h l: t ge o .hd d t e o s e ap s ol 26, CORNIIILL, LONDON. e-the otter tool work-and the fourth frostwork; ' Captain Henry Meynell (1316) by these • o g r - c o l o: r s z . think it ri h Patt erns FISHING GEAR and T WINE. " STUART OF DUNLEATIL" bs".‘nwynnteette.:•ies deal to the purp ' ote, though not exactly to the same _ at e, ~, et the Articles may he seen at her Majesty's Dockyard DIRECTORS. CRYSTAL PALACE. thus the colour of the stone, and the skill of the arti- attains his flag. , April 28. crikeP.itore, and a Fenn of the Tender may be obtained at the said - t * T. LAMIE MURRAY, Esq., chairman. tans, appear to advantege lc ar s, A., East Pool. Model of underground work A ' 1 1‘.1 ;t . e ll a i S tIn M tz r. ti S li p ci. oo iTMAN.) No Tend . A Story of Modern Times, IS NOW READY AT ALL TILE LIBRARIES, in 3 eon. into of a Cornish mine (as a plan) Also just publisben in 1 vol., *W. A. R. Bennett, Esq. *John Rawson, Esq. Reckless and Hickling, Nottingham. Lace goods a n au er will be received atter oee e niont on the day af treaty, CALEB FIELD. ,, A Tale. By the author of " Margaret Malt :Pn SMITH. , a a hey a j, n atieed, unless the party attends, or an agent for him land," " Merkland, &c. *Hugh Crofn Esq. *John Shaw, Esq. The following List does not profess to be a corn- R . h d 'ere all :three munte 1 writ of certior.an tv __ aarised in writing. fElliotson, M.D„ F.R.S. a , the approaching Great • Tice pension reverts to the gift of the First 1., tie. Colburn and Co., Publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-street. *Ralph Gough, Esq. t*Clement Tabor, Esq. :The puteh ship De Amstel, Captain t D :e m T it t . h al e t d y e . ath of Sir Edward - COdring 1 Hon. Mr. *i ns rety,trn_Tender must be addressed to the Secretary of the a dmi- " Edmund S ' SYmes ' }leg ' plete catalogue of exhibitors . e t Joseph Thompson, nee. Rebinton, Btrlthampstead. M . 1 d . , - -------- - ---- s ----- ------ *el. c. Maher, Esq. Inera san processes illus- yeeterday,. „from Anistetclein for flanaviga_with e le trating Swath Wales and Shropshire iron and coal cutwater, beedworit, flying jibboom, Sec., having s b s o6 ( !il nee ne au G n ea b r ear in the left-hand corner the words " Tender for Just published, in 2 vols. post Bvo., cloth, 215., t*Augastus Vigne, Escr s, one of the °off . *John Moss, Esq. ment at present obtainable. . , return the deP l '; es sePanied b • Ilsce" and must also be lelivered at Somerset-placeence AN EXCURSION to CALIFOUNIk, over AUDITOR. . . ; e Charles - with the diversity of their ob;ect: le ae „,_ ,_ 9 a letter signed by two responsible persons, engazing to fields and iron manufactary Fbbw Vale Company lens. the PRAIRIE, ROCKY MOUNTAINts, and GREAT SIERRA f Professor Wheatstone, F.R.S. . 4 in•contact with the . Spanish brig Dacila, Captain Aro- comet dication was s ubs e ti e t ee Doane with the perso td• e• i the sum of 500( for (Continued from The Sun of yesterdey.) • , san e 'en Performance of the ' C T : ntr e a n ct erin a n • Nla % - ADA ; with a Stroll through the Diggings and Reaches of that PRYSICIAN. (To be continued.) zsna, off Beachy• head, early on the morning of the 27th uPota t ee d .I?() e led Judge to ..1 tr. Tillotson, af.D„ V.R.S„ 37, Conduit-street. Peezenee Serp-ntine Marble Company. A collection of , '"""`".2.7 . ., , while the town Member felt more heavil eidenne country. __-_tree intte Very shortly nfcer wends the Spanish brig sank. imposition of . a pro t t ' li .ng to an ac ~...,,,, By WILLIA.M KELLY, J.P. SUReEoN. artivieS formed of a beautiful stone, evidently of vol- RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. per y- ax en t e precarioas profi a return the Ore P_J ABT ERN couNTIEs R AIL WAY. " These are the best sketches of California that we have yet seen." tep. 8. Symes, Esq., 77, Grosvenor-St , reet Grosvenor-square. The collision took place in the dark. One of the crew at trade. re e.rann e e. cenic oriein, possessing many of the qualitiee of gra- PROPOSED NEW LINE oF retort, an inn ' ' that there was settle ground fo e make an ord er ne o n tee.. e.. _ _ CHEAP TRIP TO CAMBRIDGE. -Athenmum. ACTUARY. RAILWAY TO UNITE MAN- the Spaniard is revved drowned. I. „,, onsistenc between a town and a co Y London ; Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly. l * W. S. B. Woolhouse., Esq., F.R.A.S., Zee. 7 - Ate, but, which being ricely merked vs ith steotite veint, CHESTER, BIRKENHEAD, AND LIVERrooL.-It is ru- ;1110 Alipore, hired freight ship, WaS towed into hare Member is not ' ai of Plucknett.a.e. tee ; ne e eehDA.Y, c mmencing May 4, 1651 a SPECIAL TRAIN - quite so remarkable as between the ner at 935e'_,.e leshopseate Station at 815 tern., a ' rriving at Cambridge r moured that a Lew line of railway to unite Manchester boor yesterday morning to discharge her troops, who min out of onc e d • ents for the s a . . ' Ene ret • r 11E- GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE *D. T. Lyons Clanchy, Esq. an . in effice-between twelve Op A • cl Il ia ' urning at i; p.m., end due in London at 745 p.m. il_ for MAY contains, smong other articles:- SUPERINTENDENT. tiful marble. The stone is obtained from a rock near with Liverpool, is in contemplation, extending by a subsequently proceeded to Chichester. One of the tionists and a dortn • • Mmisters aho turn out to be tion, an. sst ~, First Fares to Cambridge and nack. Class, Bs. The Sayings of Charles 11., by Peter Cunningham, Esq., *W. A. Hawkins, Esq. the lighthoute at the Lizerd Point, Cornwall. Among tunnel from the Arcade to the Dingle, and thence form- soldiers was detected tmuggling tobacco. very same persons. et Led, and tver . t n ,,,`" o . ; Second Class, 6a. ; Third Class, 4s. aaut aa ' ' BANKERS. the articles exhibited ere a cabinet of specimens, iii- ing a junction with the Birkenhead, Lencashire, and The Vengeance, 84, Captain Lord Edward Rutnell, charitable view e are ells osed to take By order, being Chapter V. of the Story of Nell Gwyn-Fourier and Foil- ombard-strest. . . of these i • 13 . a position to eliXel'_.% , 111,h,„ C. P. RONEY, Secretary. rierism-A few facts about 1 Rath Iph Ages, the Lan' Surveyor- t*Mressrs. Glyn, Hallifax, Mills, and Co., 67, L eluding a piece of native copper ore, containing 95 per Cheshire Railway. Under the contemplated. arrange. bent sails yesterday. roc s , out of tho nature of the °lmi' tWeieS. TheY 81 ances of the s r , Psgate Station. History or the Puritans - Historical Illustrations of the reign of SOLICITORS, tax itselt which eecourae e e eulni Henry VII. from the Municipal Archives of York - Original Letter f atessrs. Suttee, Ewen.% Ommanney ar.d Prudence, 6, Basinghall- cent. of pure copper ; two obelisks of 11 feet in height, ment, Liverpool would be freed from the injurious mo- The new Commander-in Chief for Davenport, Admi- ee,tiety of sentiment on et, • - - p, from tn e ste nu_ m street. a font in the style of the 14th century, some elabo- ral Sir working and merits te taken befo re ' ee t e „ 14 IN DE.FER, EASTERN COUNTIES. TheLaAlrYchnfa i ry Wortley Montagu-Biogr i ephy . of William Penn- nopoly of the London.and North-Western, and the menu- John Otnmanney, K.C.8., and family, embarked great P rinci p le is a sublim ' ' *W. Tatham, Esq., 22, Throgmorton-street. e eqUality-its practi n t -Origin and retely cerved vases, a, pair of antique Jugs, and two lecturers of Manchester enabled to dispatch their goods this, evening on board the steam-vessel Sprightly, Inn am caaTv or n D me , ogy of Scotland (svith seyera , Engqin gs Mr, gross extortion ;on the whole - - his Lordahilh et , & ,a- Sn'th E 'NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE OFFIC . , it levies frora roi U " L "cIIES d• PE - a.IAL partira pour Cambridge tousles evelopment •of Window Tracery in Englan , e., -- ri large side slabs by an independent route simultaneously either to Bir- George Alhn master-commanding, and proceeded to that which property ought to , hat 4 ' f PaY to .the 1) • • y concede t _• , a, et a , s es le quatre mai, 1851, a butt heures et quart du ma- Notes of the Month, Review ot New Publications, Reports o CAPITAL-500, 0001 . D .von ort to necesstn le s "' Tet a a dix heures m• • t Pierce, 5, Jermyn-street, Regent-street A Pyro-Pneu - kenhead or Liverpool. We do not guarantee the report, e P enter upon his command. Ash ck' the State, and otherwise, perhap uld consider as . „ db. es °llv al de ret • oms mg m nutes. Aniquarian and other Societies, Historical Chronicle, and Obituary, The WITHDRAWAL TABLE of the Society affords to the As- 0 ing -hall, stove a rate in th El' betha e lau n but we find it generally current. accident occurred which is lik 1 .., e, would not pay • diet ie° -- et butt a our patira a six heures du soir, et arrivera a Lon- including, Memoirs of the Earl of Harrington, the Earl of Meath, t • trance aired the greatest possible present and prospective advantages that ma lc en . ey to prove fatal. Sir almost as often as not it makes poeeet of the juris e ee _ eeures mins un euart Lord Deere, Lord de l'lsle and Dudley, Lord Moncrieff, Sir Alex- On this Table the Assured is sty ' g . h ntin le, a grate in the atyle of Louis XIV., a u g • • • John's coachman was asain RAILWAY TRAFFIC.-We have infinite satisfaction in P g from the steamer to the P ydo ' the du 'sone' at 'P e ; nes Diaces ac• - ' is e y can be conferred by Life Assurance. roperty; it appeals to generosity, end effe - . ning the pn rore ;., me Clane 4s ambndge et retour, nre Classe 83., 2de Classe an . der Hood, A'derman Sir John Pirie, LiptaGeueral , Sir Du, entitled, at any time, to receive at interest an immediate adv.anee, fender, and other articles. The stove is of an inge- tty when he fell off into the h re a prei stating that Captein Huisb, the able manager of the je . _ arbour. Prompt assists to dishonesty. ; it exempts, and therefore le 'b he adduced bee,. eetilessteurs les Et • Hill, Captaiu J. D. Cunningham, Chas. Kirkpatrick sharpe, Esq., to the extent of one-half the amount of the paid annual Premiums, n . ous but still simple, construction, and is contrived traffic department of the London and North-Western ance was rendered, and he was taken out of the water in- working classes, but does them thereby ad . ri et , e nv. et d e n s , . rangers pourront ainsi voir, dans nn Jour, et a fres T. S. Davies, Esq., and other eminent persons recently deceased. without security personal liability, or deposit of the Policy, but by I 9 . ace, by tue ee , 4 lee r , ~,,,"", les colleges c le e bres de Cambridge, leers j ardins, e , t , Price 2s. 6d. ii • h half Premium may be with- tO mild l y and purify the atmosphere of any apartment • sensible and conveyed to the dock d ouble i Railway, has, during the past week, been making a . i ine .-nr " , 1 % b 1 simple endorsement thereon ;or t e yar surgery. On --first, by preying on the capital which is the n e Graham, to seted --nee coo ___ e ele rivere " Cam," et " King's College Chapel, ichols and Son, 25, Parliament-street. held during the whole coetinuance of the Policy. Also, in the into which it may be fitted. The casing of the stove searching inquiry into the traffic resources of the Sotah t' lfs he d f ettemina ion i a w . ae ound to have sustained a fund of : industry-and, ,secondly, , by - diminiahr in a state of 10 : i t . In A nn e, rr tset . un des exemples le plus interessans d'architecture • ....._: - ..„ l_______e e Just published, price Sixpence, event of the Assured at any time not requiring to continue the is of oxidized iron, profusely and tastefully ornamented Wales district. Commencing at Abergavenny, he has serious ractu , f re caused, it nesupposed b t • le nil a removal daeg, A BRIEF ACCOUNT of the Origin, Establish- notice, on its surrender one-half of the annual payments will be , ys la ing against interest felt .by the working 'classes in public, ae with ormolu in the Elizabethan style. The Eliza- the vessel's side in falling. A 'uStlif - examined into the statistics of all the great iron districts returned by the Society. a The tax is submitted.to a 3 a matter of necessity , - , APPOINTMENTS. ordship one 3 d o - STERN COUNTIES EISENBAFIN. dRe merle, and Working of the Office for the Registration an - Lapsed Policies may be renewed without fine, on proof of hoalth bethan grate is massive and handsome. The fender, up io Merthyr, and thence onwards to Swansea, where ' highespirited nation is reduced by a powerinCni oof the W l° of ''''':: trt ' x`xlet a Solheti gelation of Coal Whippers of the Port of London. WOOLWICH, APRIL 29.-Commander-Cha 1 b . . and payment of arrears of Premium without interest. the dogs, and the handlee of the fire-irons are of he has completed his inquiry into the copper and iron fl eet s ,e, . , ten s n e e _ AG von 4ten Mai, 1851, wird ein SPEZI AL By W. DEERING. res j. eur to the payment of tribute and other ;enting the e _ op ~ - ,:, s tr it viertel Mereens nach Cambridge abgehen der um Notices of Assignment of Policies registered and acknowledged, silver. The other grate is of a more showy descrip- • • Austen (1848) to the Coast Guard. trade of the Swansea and adjacent valleys. This inquiry conditions, it ' knores that "it must " ' Paye ' b erld .'• '' 'inn ' • ' 6 Lner; and e a e , ef a , . 8 vriee ee e -,,, ....m,, men -wird: Der Zug vrird um uhr Dedicated,aby permission, to the Commissioners. allall;, Virtue, and Cce„*Paternoster-row ; Kelly so ae to make them available as securities iR the hands of tion. On the metal, which is highly burnished, Matter's-Assistant - S. S. Wallis, to the Fisgard fl th ' ' nsent • ete n teraen n'"esen7tuad. its London. - - um eln viertel -vor 8. uhr , . is preparatory to a revival of the Welah Midland Rail- . ag. at bondage is better than extermiention ; oing the co . ne e , t tene e • .. . smrgrch . ett, 82a Efoundsditen ;- atm all Booksellers. , --•- third parties '• ' fr ' - a ula rowstama._ _ wreaths and groups, wrought in brilliant ormolu, are h t Woolwich way, or some modification of it, which shall secure to sell? a • the • • se a- - - bitted to W I, ' • 88.. 2t, ei er Platze Ne En ance Fees or any other ehargsebeyon t need not be inconsistent With an antipaeuy to ;or - „ nach Cambridge und wieder zuriiek, lste Classe The present nnual income of the 'Society trona" Premiums is '. " as - Pie& fin cd=ble variety antV bland into each the great commies whose interests are so advan- Clerk-Francis W. Cole (1836), to the Hogue, ,e,, tribute a , should bo 0 . t . Die R,,l' u e ' ,8 ., 3te Class 4s r rHE GREAT GLOBE QUADRILLES, bY al 63 000/ • tei a ur t covered by the Policies of , ~ e rno i the Society is , h • th ` r l a ' ot er wi pea armony. The fender is of Ore -L itsgeol.ll3ls;C " Onfia•ed to' his 'citie; - that paiiiiere 'of -the estate scre . w. stesiemsahip at Carle, ._ _ . s eppressive, Unjust, ruinous; and degra, The it:LOOM-telt .. iii '" i dol _ te m it rren pr e , :nd „ ' T e ditw n' e bonus to the order, to r um pa osten, d ie beriih werden doch, in einem a.., un i, m t e e t 1- e . S . IL TEPHEN GLOVER, Pieno, 3s • Duetts 4s Also by the ' cl A th r Mamtna'' Qi ' uldrille P • apa ; s ditto-Solos 1,781,5801.; and the reserved prafi s t s , aptictle th r a f s i t i 1 t h i nnest inves- responding elegance, and a beautiful work of art in of . the district which the broad guage railway` to .:- . Glou- '. ' PROMOTIONS. -- - - _,. -- - l et it i. ma __ , a 1,, a species of tribute levied on* risoner was I , ° ,:tre• t I(•,,Dellelen, und den sri se t h eaC eh oll=n ,, CAm us b z rid s g e 7 ;e i n hr k e zsn u n s en -g . ar i. ; i n e s e aa 3 ering u u e is tt h s e , each 41 ) . ; Manema' ' s Galop, 2s: • Papa's Polka, 2s ; t th i e ~ t ' ii . ssurgLo rta ne r i n:s iv r ay B24: o i ; 6 the bonuses declared to the As- itself. This gratetwas, we believe, made by Mr. cester is said to divert, if not to impede.- Welshman. Commanders-Gecirge A. Fraser (1841), commanding 'more_hadustr ' y a gent toe possess More,' money., AVM dhe would, te, et . t tett e„!, s _ u King's nollegium " wird als das interessanteste Bau- Osborne * Quadrille, 3s. ; Duett, 4s. ; The Six Palace Band Marches, surgaed°wne're,Pthe option of ;return of 15 per cent. on their Premiums Pierce for the banquetting-room of the Duke of Su- GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. - All excursion train, the Sparrow surveying vessel on the coast of Ireland, y, or , perhaps 'only more honesty .than neighbours - . Such a'tax Ms ' b d 11 . lis Lordship neg e , ! ennte __________ .es eri_______muit. ' therland, at Stafford-house, and it is by permission of &pia the metropolis to this city, on Sunday last, brought and Frederick B. Montressor, to be Captains. oo anon 111 ciple, and indispensable _eno Y .? 1 . ' ' 1 . for the countl* „ C U ESTF March, 2s. ed, ; Prince Arthur's March, 35.; and Fant • asia on each Polley varying from 20 to 65 per cent. ugh in practice, yet its LARED. his Grace that it . is to be sent to the Exhibition dent admir bt li r •R and HOLYHEAD RAILWAY. Airs of all Nations, 4s. EXAMPLES OF BONUSES ALREADY DEC 600 passengers, many of whom were friends and family Lieutenants-James P. Thurburn (1841), and Jasper ar , er cannot :be bl • ; being brotlg Peacock, Antbony England, Islington, London. inventor H. Selwyn (1841), who recently paid off the Teazer at scandals. . Ind to its inequalitie , Il eiDel klic e to VISITORS to the BRITANNIA TUBULAR London : Robert Cocks and Co., New Burlington-street, publishers - Perma- connexions of local , residents. The day was very fine . 0 to her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen. , i nent Rea and proprietor. Board and , pieces for playing the up to the evening, when rain set in, but not much be- Woolwich on her return from the coast of Africa, to be Mr. Spooner represents an nevi 1 9 sa id ' I . to ti e rd an " • Annual Policy Bonus in „ -e at deetion of on or the Queen s guards with book of nal district. a deposition t ,f , Dec . Aey THURSDAY, May 1, 1851, parties will be allowed - n Pre- taken addition roans in game of fig , • fore the departure of the train, and the excursionists, Commanders. . principal objection to The ine - czt tit the snowily° 01 1 Conve ne s , Ine Tubes under the guidance of the officer of the D OUBLE NUMBER of the ILLUSTRATED Age. .., .. 5 g mi.ii. eut in to Sum Cash. Annual instructions. This game is new. The board sub- - ome-tax, ewer "ng e • ea ele I Pan t •'" r aul 8 A.St to 8P M (Sunda s excepted) LONDON NEWS. w Assured. Premium. therefore were not debarred from visiting the beautiful Clerk-John Mallard (1845), to be Paymaster and plain matter of fact of which h . cil -I owa recognie - ter es 'will not b • •• • y ' * i • mitted for exhibition was designed by the inventor t localities , b h • h ' ' d d 0 M d Purser. yw lc our city is surroun e . n on ay only too cognizant. Take th alf his constituer i ._. cent e.,_ ...,_ ee e admitted 15 minutes betore the Trains pass ng OPENING of the GREAT EXIIIKITION, MAY 1, 1851. ~_ . ---r— --------- i • 'snew '"" ! As. d. Xs d. Xs. d. and is similar to one made to order for his Royal e not uncommon cal bai l ° i " u n, line of Tubes is due. No gratuities allowed to be Splendid Engravings of the Opening of the Crystal Palace by her an excursion to London was provided for the inhabi- The Right, Hon. Sir Francis T. Baring, Bart., held a landlord whievias so fortueate as to 1' ' taking the 0 01 : By order, Majesty in State, will appear in the ILLUSTRATED LONDON "' 1837 292 6 9 139 16 9 22 33 1 Highness Prince Albert et hes land So.„„_. 19 19 7 tants of this city, at the exceedingly low fares of 108. levee to-day at Whitehall, which was attended by the lease, nine or ten years ago, to a far fics rate, the apPr 0 . eseniteila t, J. 0. BINGER. NEWS on MAY 3, besides a Complete Guide to the Exhibition, 1838 267 11 4 126 17 2 17 g g Pigott, Birmingham, and Gresham-street, London. mer w ex . oP ° en s Office, Chester, April 25, 1851. with many Engravings. 1 1830 241 18 6 113 17 '7 14 010 Chased naval, military, and other buttons . and 6s. About 300 started from Bristol,2oo from Bath, following officers:- the cern-laws to last to the end of the ' world. , L magistrat e ', or , • poNT D The Two Numbers, One Shilling. X X s.d. ' 1840 193 12 69316 8 and 100 from Chippenham and Swindon. The weather Rear-Admiral William Wilmott Henderson, C. 8., his land at 255. or 30s. an acre, and has b e • 89 510 13 & 11 Peters, Birmingham. Specimens of tortoiseshell . and en pap ;harged out cd RITANNIA, PRES B ANGOR.-A Office, 198, Strand. 50 190014 34s 1841 189 12 6 was unfavo bl dbtt th 1 ura e, or, we ou no , at arger numbers K.H. come-tax accordingly, viz., at the rate of Bd. les e P ar lir dll Ist xi • • " -----. 76 18 4 11 8 3 nhe t o „,, 'Pea e e ee „._ -at, Messieurs les Voya e 2urs pourront Visiter 1042 162 16 8 81 10 pearl working or 11 would have taken advantage of the opportunity. The Captains-William Lapidge (1837), Frederick Bul- acre. That tax he is still paying, but mean w h; night's post t a la e , ie. t ours ont, de haft neures du matin a huit heures du soir, BAKER'S LAW OF CORONER. 1843 115 10 10 55 10 10 15 10 • 5 911 Peters, Daniel, Bristol. A specimen of West of England con, excepte le Dimanehe sous la conduite d'un employe de This day is published, 12m0., 14s. cloth, 1844 177192 38 -- - train left, at 6.30, and arrived at Paddington precisely lock (1836), Harry Eyres, C.B. (1841), Grenville G. :Ter t r, ; Fsroe st hh efiiyh;dri% rent has undergone a great change. 0 ' n the e . tile,. zelle du Chemi d • 'lllhd L' t ' d A PRACTICAL COMPENDIUM of the ~ 1845 : 66 15 0 44 10 0 410 1 kersey, made from picked wools at eleven. On the retarn the train experienced a delay Loch, C.B. (1841), W. J. T. Hood (1843), T. S. Thomp- of the lease the _tenant, disgusted or frightenee .... ten - '`' ra bite dl n e Fer de Chester a oyea . en ree es Piesse, S., Molyeeux-street, Marylebone. leondon. Sul - • T01,j,„ ,rto un quart d'heure avant le passage de chaqae 'Recent STATUTES, CASES, and DECISIONS affecting the ' d without extra Premium of half an houre between Corsham and Bath, owing to son (1846), J. Moore (1848), and Hugh Dunlon(1850). free envie, threw. up. the farm, and the la KKETS• i te vOir ra nn q u apres ce passage. II est defendu aux amPl•Yes de re- OFFICE of CORONER, with Precedents of Inquisitions, end Pree- Extensive Travelling Leave grante ein Tropical Climate& in acid estachio nuts estachio nut pho-nitro muriat ,P . ,P . the machinery, of a preceding goods . train having be- Commanders-Daniel Weld (1825), J. Cammilleri no mained • in - his hands . a twelvemonth, ti 'ties 6 . -- ----aa .... -I nPense. teal Forms. sey WILLIAM BAKE it, Esq., one of the Coroners for Moderate extra Premium for Residenc kernels; pestachio nut powder, lactine, artificial milk, of the quanti is EQUITABLE FIRE OFFICE. come deranged, so as to retard its progress, and pre- (1829), Arthur W. Jerningham (1841), Michael Dwyer great tir4convenience, and very i little . profit. Middlesex. tchouli plant, and essence of patchouli . in from the Itele, 1, C iI ..E ST E R AND HOLYHEAD EISENB A HN. London: Butterworths, Law Booksellers and Publish „ ers 7 Fleet- Capital-50 0 , 000/. , cap. 110.) pa Pullen, P., Manchester. . Deaigns for the decoration of vent its reaching the siding at the time appointed for (1842), Thomas Wilson (1843), Henry J. Douglas landlord at last finds. a tenant, who will venture le 26th April, , le e eee_erthennemd a •• B 1 ANNIA" RO 1 ' B ' er .. tIT . a IR . EN RLCKE. street. (Incorporated under 7 and 8 Viet il d rate and equitable the excursion train to pass. With this trivial excep- (1844). George Caswell (1846), George Smythe (1847). himself and'his stock on the farm, and his seed in Fre n eren der n e n The leading principles of this Office are -1 ° e division of Profits a palace, also for altar - pieces _______---- annul Brucke werden der Emsehung Herren Rates ot Premium for each class of risk-Annual . . • d George Matthey, 79, Hat- • tion the excursionists arrived at the • terminus without J. A. L. Wharton (1848), George Parker (1849), an d ground, on nOnditiell that . he pays only 12s. for tin gee s w e n alio Ta n , n which to proportion Percival, N., Johnson, an 1849 . three ears and haa a Y • 0 niuch done for him in the a . Sarn i . ' aslit uhr n ee S h o d ritagen ausgenommen, von . acht uhr Mor- T HE -NATIONAL INSTITUTION OF FINE The difficulty of collecting the elements o ainst Loss by Fire has been so ton-garden, p t . f 1 t, - 11 London. repara ions op a ma, pa a- ated or n John Ormsb Johnson hindrance. We believe it is contempl t u a 3' ( ) chea • p train to London on the o r pening of the G eat Ex- Lieutenants-Edward Robinson 1813 Thomas Trib• drainin , buildin and 0 a 0 s o • 1 .3 • , en ale e i nem d Ab s offen gelassen. Herren Rewenden werden ARTS. nremium to risk in Insurance ag the result of guess od • uranium showin these • • (), g g, so forth, that the landlot VI I V, .13 r 4 , . nsed the der dur er Eisenbahn Bedien steter begleitet. En Viertel The EXHIBITION - of the above Association is now OPEN great, that the rates at present charged are more dium iridium, rh tem, _ . . d , 1 gi hibition and extend the tickets over a day or two, in (1810,11, Croft (1841 e, Richard H . , Re i n (1844), A . it . be in luck to pocket the smallest balance out o 0 ; eet gh i es. , " .e t tnare n a erhaen cls-fahrende Zug er wartel Ist wird die Eingang der DAILY, at the Portland Gallery, No. 316, Regent-street, opposite ,-, s . ' 8 Atre n „", • Es wird den Beamtern Belohorungen zu erhal- , the Polytechnic Institution, from Nine A.m. till Desk. einsnen____:_•enooten, than calculation. It has been found by experience, that the total . annual losses of the metals as manufactured, their oxi es, sa ts, an. com not been proportiona e tto the binations. This series includes a part of the largest w - order th ' at th In ss the excitement e passengers may wi e Hodgkinson (1848), and G. A. Ellman (1851). miserable sum. In fact, for the next three years I ....- ---...-.- 47 e BELL SMITH, Secretary. different Established Companies have hich will prevail in the metropolis at that juncture.- Surgeon-Edward Heath (1845). ceipts will be almost nil. Yet he will pay his incom - 1 - -- 0 4 . ese' 0/eTDoN Admission la., catalogue 6d. amount of annual Premiums received by each. the Insured and Insurers, „ de wei h ingot of chemically pure palladium ever ma , g Bristol Mercury. Rear-Admiral J. W. D. Dandas, C. 8., First Naval eithereon the original 255. or 30s. - _ 15 , ..... ~ , RAILWAY AND NORTH - WESTERN n approximation to the ing 324 ounces; also tha largest cup ever made of the or on an es - , _ -- .... this object the Eq a „ . first engine will b e run through the tunnel at Goggin's- and it was attended by the following officers:- The case of the tenant is much CORK AND BANDON RAILWAY.-On Friday next the Lord of the Admiralty, held a 'levee at Whitehall to-day, falling little below. That is the ca ' se of the lax aly should cease, and a , ,sein enter to • EXCURSION to the LAKES of KILLARNEY. V . XHIBITI 0 N, 1851.-Home Everywhere that such an anom . uit ble Fire Insu- same metal true risk be made. To secure 84 2(_____2 ,____ e 1.1! .,...en , : ,: s s ile adj acent give the public facilities for visiting these lakes, and ■'4 TENTS for the MILLION, Pinder, Bourne, and Hope, Potteries. Twelve met the same. Durins ernan is established. ance can only be ap- hill; several of the directors will proceed . on the trip. Captain-W.F. Lapidge (1837). of agricultural depreciation, such aa we h wen , ' •. - e mon a nd e° untrY, arrangements have been renewed between the At BENJAMIN EDGINGTON'S Marquee, Tent, Flag, and Rick ranee t i p r 3 a r te of Premium for Fire Insar t hitherto counter. Ceramic manufactures ave had lay were as 0110 os . 1 4,h_ . _ . N orth-Western Railway Company, the Chester and Cloth idanufactory, 2, Duke•street, Southwark. A Warehouse 208 The rue rage, which has no . The tunuel is 900 yards long. Commanders - Nicholas J. D. Dunn (1814), H. W. a ssgacious and industrious farmer may - 1 ; to 455; red, oo . -:‘,11 . waTteßomailwaaY Company, and the Great Southern and Western Piccadilly. ' ' ?reached through Classification and Ave lied In or systematically app • . Piggott and Co., Gresham-street. A case containing COUNTY OF Dow east sr . fin N RAILwAy.- The Belfast and Craufurd (1835), James Maitland (1836), Edward Peirse self at the end of each year poorer than h e w i' s a 1 is to 30s ; ch e l ese ' le.ati,ebester I ) , aY, by which visitors from London, Birmingham, The following Second-hand Marquees to be sold reasonable :-250 been sufficiently acte t. , 'Whatever be the nominal rate, the bonus or di to return peno cally chased and enamelled gilt and plated dress buttona, County Dawn R • I al way Company have made their sum- ( 'n 1846 John A L harton month since 'et he must oona in b 1842), Arthur Cummi g ( ), , .IV .. , ) . , g P Y g Y a rule .5s to 21s ; ro w ' te 1 -- sst ee ' werpool and Chester will be enebled on and after feet by 28-180 feet by 40-120 feet by 33-and 150 feet by 2e. ine the tree Premium equitably payable, as - , 1 Tt d • th d •t . sof - (try, an various o. er escrip ion 27 5 ' • hen t g• May, and until the 30th ' of September next, to proceed eoY of th Emigrant Tents fitted up complete. the Insured will determ and the Insurer also nava ,mi I. mer arrangements for the running of trains on both (1848), and John Ormsby Johnson (1849). . it not wholly irrespective of agricultural violas eainst loss for so great a calamity. as fire lt his interest by buttons rtridge, new' _ i ; , e following stations to to Holyhead and Kingstown :--, A number of Second-hand Rick-cloths in good condition, with security a, tion and wel consu branches of their line. Whilst on this subject, we may Lieutenants-Berkeley Westropp (1825), Thomaa B. follows them rather tardily and indirectly. He net 8$ ; old, „„ a s to e - 2 : 40 , is largely interested in this ques , eful combination of Classifica- es o r pe, John, Memphis. Tenn. Cotton gin • London to Killa F rn aaEs* nd b k poles, &c. complete. let_Clas o s. 2nll s Cla o sls. , congratulate the County Down Railway Company on Christopher (1841), P. Mackenzie Godfrey (1841), tax upon half his rent, though perhaps that ren supporting a system where, by a car is to Os ; old, on , ertioned to the risk. B F 1 r Phi dl h • P A eficial le h Premium will be prop . , Birmingham do. ey a d ec o. ........ A. 65 0 tion and Average, t . e constant analysis of its own 4 5 - n R. K A.HN'S celebrated ANATOMICAL Palmer, e rata e le, Ia e P la, a• r 1 g the success which the opening of the stone traffic from Joseph Daymin (1843), and Austin a Hodgkinsen is more than he can pay. While he is prepar • ell by a John G., Narraganset, R.T. Meat cutters Scrabo quarries has met with by ,the great and increas (1848). threw up his farm-perhaps while his stock is old 00s to 00s; Manchester do. do. •• .. 4 4 310 _KJ MUSEUM is NOW OPEN at the Grand Exhibition Rooms, The Equitable Fire Ofil t : e *4 ' h rates of Premitun as the Perry, titre, aslopt sue qr. A . 361 4„ . _ ~ Chester ffe• do. •••• 4 0 3 5 315. Oxford-street, Sixteen Doors west of Regent-circus, from Ten experience, from time . tif and will decline to enter into arrange- Peale, Chs. W., Hickseckervilie, Pa. Anthracite coal • ing demand for that article in Belfast. That beautiful Master-Joseph Chegwyn (1838). e 42s to 465• re- die tv .." tickets Ne n te of the risk may Jus y. given away at a sale by auction, the tax-gathere: I :a "'sof th Ibe available for return on any day within three in the Morning till Ten at Night. Pireson, Chs., New York. Pianofortes sandstone, squared and polished, is actually the cheapest Paymaster and Pursers- George Waller (1809), in with his little account. Of course, he will fr L 228 to 245; I° ' eve r e date of i ments as reeards tariffs with other offices. will be made into each 1 t he Gr ssue, and will also entitle the bearer to pass free Popular Explanations of the Structure and Functions of the Human NM thi ' iew an annual investigation Page, Ezekiel, New York. Oars, sweeps, and sculls en ,„,,, of ares e t tat Southern and Western Railway trom Dublin to Kin Body, Illustrated by Wan models, are given every hour by an Eng- 1 s v class of risk, and a return of one moiety, or 11 y I) tt er cent. of the nett building material now used in the town, and we expect Michael Arthur (1814), and Edwin M. Stone (1851). complain, and send his case to his represeu ag are the low - wie se Seed Cork, and over its branches, during the wheie period for lish Medical GentlemanS-Admission, 2s. In arers whose Policies have Pratt, Zadock, Prattsville, New York. Leether and to find in a few years all our new streets built of Serabo Second Master-G. A. Stabb (1847). if be has one with a heart for such sublunary Oh I.ll,lnnre ticket is issued. e nn co s n e las eat Southern and Western Railway being open to Mallow, been in force for three years. ted by this Company upon lithography stone, rivalling in beauty and surpassing in cheapness of We - are not pretending to say that it is easy to Oats. 13 „ °- al CAUTION. -In consequence of several parties Insurances against Loss by Fire are effec Peters, T. C. Davies, N.Y. Saxony wool SHIP NE WS. th e _,7_. are constantly running between that station and Killarney, construction the boasted improvement in the newer parts good rule for taxing a farmer's profits, nor do wi oderate terms. 23s 01 3e5 ee, is nee': by. which once each way outside during the visitor's stay, soyE selling a sauce under the appellation of ". RELISH," A. every description of Property 3 oneTeent, withoutthe Average Clause. Pell, Robert L., Pelham, N.Y. American forest and of Glasgow and Edinburgh.-/Vorthern Whig. SCILLY, APRU. 26.-Invermore, from Valparaiso, was . with Mr. S ooner th p at there is much hardship 20s 10d 285 od • el a te , ded in the above charges. R peetfully acquaints the nobility and public, that the only Farming Stock insured at S. P information may be obtained, on app ca- other woods stock ain ro or - 18s Od 255 Id st etie r n nes wishing to break the journey to Dublin, may stop at any Relish made by him, has his Portrait on the Bottle, and also the Prospectuses, and everY THE LEVIATHAN RAILWAYS AND THE OXFORD, spoken on the - 16th inst., in lat. 43, long. 23, with one of pygp p ty tax as well as the land; bu 05 s e llotee be tween Chester and Holyhead for a class, provided they do names of his wholsale agents, CROSSE and BLACKWELL. to any of its Agents. tion at the Office, or _______________ Putnam, George P., New York. Books and specimens ViTORcESTER AND WOLVERHAMPToN.-We understand her lower masts sprung and short of provisions, which that stock has suffered such a depreciation th 411 qrs., 3 -„ ec id e atev a a vel twice over the same portion of the Chester and Holyhead Gore House, Kensington, April 22, 1851. of binding , that the Bill filed in Chancery at the instance of the were supplied by the Marvel, arrived here. farmer can no longer bold in we are not able to di 151 qrs., _ e l l e ' et ,el t National Loan Fund Life ASSnrallce Society. , 433 qrS. a' w la ~ . 11 :le Tie*lrets are available only by the Chester and Holyhead Com .4ers hoar IMPORTANT NOVELTIES AT THE • Equitable Fire, Pease, Richard H., Albany, New York. Lithographic Great Western is being prosecuted. Notice of motion CHRISTIANSAND, APRIL 21.-Pomerania, from Wol- right to complain of the income-tax. At all evei ' 122 5° ing out of the cannot be sur rised that Mr. S ooner sho Id 140 qrs., f io ~,,_, -9. PP OY L POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION t * Bot h Offices. engravings for an injunction to restrain the carry gest for Hull, got aground on the outer rock off Nye 1 3 le u tx ; are the quot a " %nee tickets wilt be forfeited if transferred, and all parties taking ill li Th A e Rotation of the Earth Demon t• t d ult' ------_ Parker and Brown, Utica, New York. Bale of fine wool agreement with the London and North-Western has been Hellesund a few days since, and is reported to be a grievance out of a case really so deplorable. . s i zzat e b e required to give their names and addresses in full. cent experiments, as exhibited at the Pant Ix in 7 a , ri o s u , e m a 0, 41 , 7; if NSURANCE AGAINST RAILWA.Y ACCI Parmenter, Edward, Mechanicsville. Bird's-eye maple given. The cause will be heard in about a fortnight. If we wreck ; part of cargo and materials expected to be saved. . . . Mr. Muntz, on the other hand, represents a b , I Beans. I Fe a ts ' et kts will be indorsed by the Gieat Southern and Western at ''`.l3any in Ireland, without which they will not ' a Quarter before Three, Evenings at Nine o'clock-Lectute by . I_ be valid for the Frederick Chatterton Es DEI,TTS.-GREAT EXHIBITION EXCURSION TRIPS. veneers ern and Roaaland of and from Stevan er ere not mistaken, both the London and North - West LESSOE, APRIL 15.- , , g la . hd • tn . n lc , uring the last nine years he has seen l'ti nrn journey -s Od ---s ail p • time of th e' , . q., en the History of the Harp, from the The Dirutors of the RAILWAY PASSENGEn't..gpx7r Peck Mrs. C. P., Rutland. Vt. Silk hose n s and downs.. But during, that period, probabl Great Western are confident of succese; but we do not for the Baltic, got on shore on this island last night, but P -s Od -- " 5 ed le ernes residing at a distance can hi 4 11d0 • e E s wptians, with Vocal Selections b Miss Blanche Younne (SWAN Y heve made arrangements for the issu U 0 s , • • ,by writing to the Head Office R.A. of 3lusic, and illustrated by Drawin Y ar sof various ' Pierce, John S., Rutland, Vt. Silk handkerchiefs, and most constant item in the tradesman's books ha -s Od --5 ,,A '‘. -,„ n, and remitting the amount, be supplied with tickets frsun Nations.-Lectures t gs of the H p nIC ' InkST - S, to ‘ cover the risk of the journey both ways, irrespective of see - that they c3n both be right. It ie thought, by some was assisted off after throwing part of the cargo over . a l one of the four named stations. wJ. 11. Pepper, Esq., on Chemistry, with brilliant distance, in Excursions to or from Lonslon. These tieksts insure black and white marble the income-tax, which he has paid all the a - hose opinion should be of value, that it is not very hat board. same, N 28s Od to 2 9 s ""'Ol • ' ee..., experiments ; and on Natural Philosophy by Dr. Bachhoffner.-Two 200/ payable to the executors or next of kin in the event of death i . By order, : Penniman, Sidney Fl., Colchester, Vt. Lime n refit or on loss Men in tr d , • heese, 33s to 4 2 ' r ; i ., -- • --- ' • Series of Dissolving Views : -One series entirely painted by Charles witl;•proportionate compensation in cases of personal injury by rai . portant to the Oxford, Worcester end Wolverhampton GRAVESEND, Arm. 28.-Wind at noon W.N AV., e' P • a e meet thts tax ._ ilk, 20s Od to Of I:, 'mei . 1 et :- * a anager s-office, hasten Station, MARK HUISU. Smith, Esq., Sec., Bcee&e, way accident, at a premium of Twopence, and are availabl JSO• b ir h Pe. An al habet e for any Pulsifer, .. ~ rwigs Ig , o which ever ws.y the decision is.-- 2 1 - lerapath's Journal. Tarianie, 'eront waye. 'They who are over anxious to per lb. Jrish e t a --n ee April 28, 1851. ' - open every morning and evening.--Admissten, Is. ; Schools, clas can i ag , Power and Weightman, Philadelphia. Chemicals . oi , :en 1.. 4 4 41. , heir •nuta ' n return t AFFAIRS OF THE MIDLAND RAILWAY.-It is under-. Arrived-zilinsean, sfrotn tne Mauritius; sienna 'from . • ' I F - wi t hemselves atn.siorte ebs Half-price. • ered, wholesal e e niel • ' The Periodical Tickets of this Company cover the risk of Excursion Pratt, Wiliam - S. and Con - Richmond; Virgtnia. Dagueree ,ed hen ditto °' OX . The Gas-fitters' Association are nearly ready to exhibit their in- Trips, as well as travelling by the ordinary Passenger Trains, sad staff that the's) 'osition to the Bill for the arren ement ',indent Mercantil, hoe Buenos - A 'rest: 4 TM . from Vuellt, in I) to suetaiii their credit. We have . . . pp g -s , 3 Y. a } 6 . , T ., • . , . . . . 1 per pair ; ' Do m 1 4 DON AND NORTH - WESTERN se RAILWAY. e genious deposits in the Institution. insure 1,000/. at an annual premium , of 20s. 200/. 46 ss. reot e YP 3 tteson, Richard S., Buckin ham co., Va. Iron ore with 501. shareholders has been withdrawn, and that it Pa g will be passed soon after the re-assembling of Parlia- Madras; So hia Eliza, from Emden; Am Robsart. P Y from Algoa Bay ; Thomas, from Stettin; British Prin- y ommissioner cr, ritt - s ineome-tax that. I 'ear s a Baltic merchant entered his pre ... sei n ,„ . LAURENT'S GRAND CASINO, 10,0001. , . a year• mid living, as ho did, at g I I ,1 t ARRAN „a aa _ a GEMENT OF TRAINS.-ADDITIONAL EX- These tickets are all obtainable at tbe Company's Offices, 3, Old - eca r re and Smith, New York. Ten chamber self-cock- meat. The hol :ers of stock will, therefore have their cess, from Callao; Samuel, from Deutzic; Laurine, from grain in this _ c l • e nesnESS TRAINS and Acceleration of Speed, nlay, 1851. Licensed by Act of Parliament. Broad-street, London ; and the Excursion Tickets will likewise be . ARGYLL ROOMS, GREAT WINDMILL - ng and repeating pistols issued by the Cotnpany's Agents in the principal towns throughout 1 _ _ _ . dividends much improved, as the cessation o ' f the 5 per Konigsberg; Wilhelm, from Albany; Dorothy, from r * . ate and enlargtng his business daily, th O 19s 3d per D u o; at e'S.. v w Fast Trate, carrying First and Second class Passengers, )s Od; beans, 145 kiii'.APress Fare, will leave Birmingham for Liverpool at 8.0 ami STREET, ST. JAMES'S. the country, where Excursion Trips may be determined on. Peckhatn, James, Columbia, S.C. Gold-headed walking cent. guaraetee on the 50/. sharee will add to the dis- Bifid.o; Gossherzegrn Augusta, from Memel; Thomas question was whether the return was sufEciei e i e e lnine at Liverpool at 11 o'clock. -"' (Sole Lessee, Charles Emile Laurent, jun., 57, Brompton-square.) The distinctive features of this Company a . re :- stiek enable belance for the year 1851, 68,000/ ; the arrange- and Princess Royal, from Hamburgh; Venezuela, i rola p _ cbe end of the five years the merchant id. OPEN EVERY EVENING, 1. It is empowered by special Act of Parliament, 12 and 13 Vic rd to Os Od ; d i itt te tere sel % P.M. Down Express from London will be continued Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Model of an aqueduct ment with the Lseds and Bradford Company will no Havre; Soho, from Antwerp; City of Paris, from Bou- end it then appeared that he never had been rem With LAURENT'S UNRIVALLED BAND. toria, cap. 40. A aa , : Edinburgh and Glasgow. Palmer, William R , New York. Rifles vent, nor haft he realized a profit on the transac 3s od ; We t 145 ,1, les ne u n. Train, carrying First and Second Class Passengers. will Principal Cornet-a-Pistons, M. Boulcourt. 2. It has a subscribed capital of one million sterling, as a guarantee doubt produce a saving of 10,0n0/. per annum; if to this logne; Fyeuoord, from Rotterdana. quarter. Oat ° ' . at n e ,llerPool for Edinburgh and Glasgovv at 10.0 P M., and arrive Doors open at Ilalf-past Eight o'clock -Dancing to commence At to the assured. Phalon, E. New York. Hair work we add the balance left over last half-yeetr, which was Sail‘d-Harmony, for Rio Janeiro; Mary Ridley, for , ene single year. He bad thus paid a 000/ to ( , . teen_ nth at 7.15 A.M., arid Glasgow at 7.30. Nine and terminate at Half-past Eleven o'clock precisely. 3. In the premium charged the stamp duty is included, which is Perkins and Brown, Akron, Ohio. One box of fine an excess of fi el • h 1 lf th divi pro t uring te la -year over e Jersey; Carlo Mauran, for Boston. ment, not from his own profits, but from the es 2 55 ' ebe at ' er lin . Enpress Train leaving Liverpool at 5.0 P.M., and Man- - A dmission. One Shilling. paid to Government by the Company. any existing combing wool his unfortunate creditors, who had themselves be DOs ; ditto, neil, A . ; , NEFIT will take place on the Evene In these respects it is peculiar, and distinguished from r . Dc . dend, in round numbers, of 25 000/., the company will VESsELS SPOKEN WITH. am 4, d•L ° l5 wee, will start fiorn each place 15 minutes earlier N.B. nfr. LAURENT'S BE.. ditto old, Os t n "' . Railway Assurance Company. , menico Rinaldi, Rome. n o asquali, phalturn raw have the sum of 103,0001., which is 1 per cent. per an- lon .3 ' in g Stella barque, for New York, April 4, in lat. 36, g, t income-tax all the time, and to whose false E leo The nceelerated to London. 'Mg of THURSDAY, May 22. ALEXANDER BEATTIE, Secretary. the baukru t's annual return to the i o 16s 6d ; coo l 04 , t 1 0. ,P,xPress Train leaving Edinburgh at 10.45 A.M., Glasgow - 7 -- - - and manufactured, extracted &urn the mines o ' f Fi- num. The com 'd 2 a • 1850, so that, Charlotte, frum Lancaster for Quebec, April 12, in lat. P ncome-tax h pany pal per cen in is Od ; peas, 2 40 at lee n' A.M., and Holyhead at 2.30 r.m., will leave Edinburgh as A suTY'S GRAND NATIONAL 3, Old Broanstreet, April 22, 1851. lettino with a small increase in traffic, and the abandonment of 50 N., long. 19 W. terially contributed, for it is needless to say is 1 imperial bushes-, t : 2,4o:'ent• 10.45 A.m., Glasgow at 10.30 a.m., and H olyhe ad at B HIPPODRO ME, opposite the Broad-walk, Kensington-gardens. 6d to 325; ba rie ' ' ' e arn, sl ,l _ e and travel by the Trent Valley line instead of Birmiea_ Mr. Batty begs most respectfully to inform his Patrons and the ALL S 0 PP'S EAST INDIA PALE and Pfaff, Kaiserlate, musical instruments the depreciation fund, the dividend on Midland stock Tyrian, for Valparaiso, March 7, in lat. 21 N., long. or the collectors of the tax. A more nnmeroi ost e ' n ile s s i ? at Bletchley, and arrive in London at 11 o'clock. Public, that the above Establishment (capable of holding 14,000 per- may be from 3i to 4 per cent-Herapath's Journal. 21 W. Os Od ; potato , e s t . other BURTON ALES. Pleich, bandboxes and tobacco boxes however combine appearances with economy, by li ng at nneExpress Train from the Midland Counties will cease cal_ sons seated) WILL OPEN for the Season on the Ist of May, 1851, e L- es rhe üblic is res ectfully informed that these favourite Ales may . . . DOVER, HASTINGS, AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY. - Yes - Albion barque, from Cork for Quebee,:April 10, in lat. 51 I ioOs • peas, 9 ' 6 ,41 The nil ten ey. with a series of Amusements on a scale of extent and grandeur hi be had r Genuine, in P Casks of 18 Gallons and uewards, at their respec p - foiffer, boots shoes, slippers, &c. . a return far below their real profits, and then a io - 11 o ' f six imP e '' / 6 , 0 .16 e es o sl eek. • . Train from Liverpool to Birmingham will leave at therto unattempted in England, and to give due effect to which, he tive Stores as under, where also a List of the Bottlers may be ob- Plessner, Berlin, gloves , • terday, before his Honour Master Brougham, the names of certain allottees who had paid the deposit on their N., long. 12 W. Aerial, from Bangor for Boston, April 12, in lat. 51 N., if net boasting, that they have done so. A a a d; Tine la ~, has entered into an engagement with a numerous and talented troup; tained :- Pepparetz, Dresden, saddles • says boldly, " Considering the risks and uncerta ; barley, 25s e l at m et ne eel. Train from Leamington to Birmingham will leave of French Artistes, Male and Female, and highly-trained Stud o The Brewery, Burton-on-Trent. . shares, but had not signed the deed, were struck off the long. 12 W. Pauli, Ruppur, chemicals trade-considering the necessity of . insuring sid ; peas, oN v- Fe " A •m• Horses. Stores, 61, King William-street, City, LOndon• list. Mr. Norris, the official manager, being directed to Lady Sale, for Belfast, April 12, in lat. 48 N., long 1418. r eiteration of Trains on the Bilekinghamehire lines, see branch The Entertainments will comprise Histrionic Pageants, Tourna- Pffeiffer, Solingen, portfolios, purses, esc, Cook-street, Liverpool. • take the case upon appeal to the court, the Master, 13 W. considering that a great part of my profits are 203 to 245; d it ' ip „,:r , ments, Car Races, Steeple Chasing, Roman Coursers, Menage 'lonics, High' street, Birmingham. Poseu and Co., Offenbach, ornamental leather regular trade, but on occasional speculations, I , ra 19s Od; barley , co, a aaerai By order, Old English Sports; and one of the most prominent features of the ea - MARK HUISEL Exhibition will be Ostrich Racing, Mr. Batty having with the gr t Tho Exchange, Manchester. 33, Virginia-street, Glasgow. ' Piehl, Berlin, marble statuary in view of the decision in 2elaudsley's case, deeming a Planet, from Exeter for St. John's, Newfoundland, decision in favour of their exclusion doubtful. The April 14, in lat. 50 N., long. 16 W. turn such and such a sum, though, as 1 h 1 appen r, 16s Od to 195 e; M anager's-office, Euston Station, est difficulty procured some fine specimens of that bird (which have Pockorny, Berlin, barometers, &c. name of Mr. Dwell was placed upon the list in respect Simpson, from Liverpool for St. Helena, April 11. made three timee as much this year." Tle . le ai , lls ed to 1350 e g, e n __ April 22, 1851. been expressly trained for the occasion), who will, mounted by their TRADE. Popp, Coburg, a fruit basket dishonest, but there HE STATE 0 F of 100 shares, on its being proved that he had acted and Dublin, for Sr. John's, New Brunswick, April 11, in lat. v al eu t. . are cases where new, oos Od ; f' 4 , 1 1 1 4 0NDox - , Arab jockeys. appear in a novel contest of speed. To enliven the T zelt Cologne marble chimney-pie c e Every one in trade must come down with his profits. The Por , . , . a necessity to do so, inasmuch as es entertainment Two efficient Brass Bands will perform, Leaders signed a cheque for 500/., in opposition to evidence ten- 51, long. 11. iv, BRIGHTON, and SOUTH COAST (11 scd to 348 • v e- ' , qo . Messrs. Blight and Parry. landholder finds he must lower his rents, and he naturally curtails peoefin, Berlin, collection me a s and bronzes dered at a previous meeting, when it was sworn that he return would b etre Geede Verwagting, from Batavia for Amsterdam, . a y the speculative charm to 14s 8d; pestle ' OO RAILWA Y. Notwithstanding the immense outlay Mr. Batty has incurred in his expenditure, he will go where . he . can buy i cheap • est In the Pero, Berlin, daugerreotype portraits tind plates 10d; ditto cont:j. . e On E n d NOTICE. erecting the Buildine and producing this unequalled Entertainment end, perhaps, he finds he can save in his ezpend ture a good deal, if did not interfere in the affairs of the company. March 3, in lat. 1 S., long. 19 W. the trade. We purposely abstain from 0 ving Post, Hagen, varioue implements of industry ting the question, 00s Od to als ' nras s , - after the Ist of Ma th FIRST and SECOND Class to the • ', • d* • n tlltht 1 1 as been curtailed in his income ; and this sa Berwick Castle, Feb. 2, in lat. 36 S., long. 33 W. though continually note 3 _ 110 W leavi .57' e pulalic, he has determined to regulate the Prices of A missio no a , ase s , ere files tic ecl; ll descend through all classes even to the labourer. 13 1. ost, Hagen, hamm , • t • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Lima schooner March 2, in lat. 16 S., long. 19. in fact, by referring to the combination of regul of 7lbs, ed to a , Pa s. ng London-br i d ge station at 4 p.M., Will start a 1 such a scale as will afford everY class of persons an opportunity principle wi ' b timely sa- • h i files hamme . , 6 t P . Ajs ` E XPRE availing themselves of one of the greatest novelties of the season. How necessary then must it be to prepare for the fall y Picard', Rems ee p, , s re, See, fu thest AIALTA, APRIL 22.-The exercise usually oflate adopted Gipsy Queen, ' April 12, in lat. 40, long. 21. with irregular speculations out of trade, in w, . dozen, 5d to ertsn o ,,,, %S TRAIN will leave at 4 P.M., aS usual, for Brighton, Admission to the Reserved Seats - - 35. Od. rit will sso the r yings; by carefully laying out money wire e e Prods Sen., and Sohn, Dre den, damasks, I to 00s. em, and Hastings. h ther in a tickings, &C. . First-class do. nation ; Pren le Greiffenberg, lawn and handk rhi f in the fleet was confined last week to the boats, unti e - o. 1W d N d dt f London for Table Bay, 6,141, secon pea an , rom profits of one have been swallowed up by the 1 , l kighten FREDERICK SLIGHT, Secretary. Second-class do. may g , . , t hose and 1 ee e 8 nesday, when the Firebrand asked and obtained permis- March 5, in lat. -N., long. 20 W. the other or vice versli. We refer only to regule WAY. Id 64 neen.„....._ Railway Terminus, April 29, 1851. Admission to the Third-class Seats - - Os. 6d. some politicians say, tha . , • t where a leree portion of our expenses fll low Paster, Limeerg, cour g , : ,,, e s sion to exercise neatly raised men. The exercise se- Emma, from London for the South Seas, Mar , . eh 8 i n and, without going bey•ond it, there wi 'll always •••... •••••• 1 - i - • nd For the convenience of visitors, there is a Carriage Drive to the he put under t . he itene of taxes whieh are demanded in u , P tgold F Langefeld, woollen cloths de ends on cir- e ~, . _ mixaire of losses and gains, of ordinary and oc lected and the time in which it was performed were as lat. 2 N., long. 22 W. make almost 15 9 e y e le O ND ON to BOULOGNE R K e e s n ege z ci to , n a . nd T } h 'i e r s T t h i a r n d d . c l S a e s s e o e n n class Seats, from the high road, prices and small profits will not answer, but this is tensive Poets Dusse , ldorf coffee mills , ti ied on a very follows:--Shifting maintopsailyard, 6 minutes 58 se - Susan, from Bombay and Foetal for the Clyde, April 20, transactions, that a tradesman may d t - rance will be quite distinct, being eense s ene es ; an experiment ea mmand • ' n la alkalden, fire-arms 15s "d The c o DIRECT:-RETURN TICKETS. Pistor, lec c "ness too, is sta 1 49 9 of p.- :mamma. c . ' from the Victoria read. settle has proved, that small profits and low i p i ri z , N e l ° lave for m l.ji zburw artificial flow conds; ditto boom and flying jibboom, 17 minutes. Bend- in lat. 49 N., long. 12 W. turn that he pleases. No busi , 9( 1 ne nate , . OMI ANY S superior Steam-ships CITY The Doors will op nat Three the Performance to Commence at a large amount of trade. Messrs. E. MOSES a Pichler, ers , always a sac 13 o d _ 9 . 1 ies,.. T - „aPtalo Tune CITY of BOULOGNE, Ca tain Moore e ' h e found that a i*, 'l a • ing sails, taking in one reef, and furling maintopsail, 5 Swan, from Liverpool for Valparaiso. la an increasing business there is . • Four. years made it their system of business. They av . . Polack, Fiore, Brusse s, esigns for lace • • larged by the reinvest 'atitte. - 'a "`aNDON-BRI • DGE WHARF, as under, p w ' a ten shilling profit, . income for the business is en often - e -"" shilling profit on an article pays much better tha e n Brussels, printed papers minutes 40 seconds; ditto foretopsail, 5 minutes 40 se- Fairfield, from Liverpool, March 1, in lat. 4 N., long. • , c I , ..,,, 27 Tuesday and Friday ,- they sell 20 or 30 ; Picard, Masy, business there is always a sal D R. CULVERWELL ' S NEW WORKS. because, , here they could have sold only on , &Inds; ditto foresail, 3 minutes 40 seconds. Unbending 18 W. ' profits; in a decreasing . . . 15 5 a d chi; 0 , ';1 1 - ans.. ~ ~ Friday, May 2 .• •• .. 12 Noon. I * ntic establish- Parent, Brussels, books o augment tne returns It 1 140 w d and after having for many years conducted their g ga capital, for in order t • ...... k with more este t an ment upon the small profit system, Pettel Brus f utoc epool most completely. But it is . not only the sma p specimens from minutes 15 seconds; ditto foresail, 1 minute 45 seconds. 2 N., long. 18 W. We are not surprised, th • en lbe o e • 88•13 niae li°u1°gne - -Tuesday, May 13 • • .... 10 Morning. price One Shilling each ;by post, ls. 6d. '1 in great Pennequin, Brussels, _ the foundry of rally advantageou s. .. . en, ' tieles it is in the purchase of matena On Thursday last Sir William Parker, with the party Belle Barbarie, March 2, in lat. 4 N., long. 21 W. igola ...... 1 95 er ' nett . - S.; Fore Cabin, Bs.; Children under 10 years, half-price. ENJOYMENT OF LIFE. the prices of their ar , at the periods ' Puissant, Brussels, crucible in wrought iron that it is impossible to tuali men in business say. quantities, with an unlimited command o a f u cap e ital r , 13 8 am a ,netura Tickets to or from London to Boulogne at a Fare "Health, Recreation, and rational Use of Time." edits of factors, Preiswerk, Basle, ribbons on board the Merlin, reached Malta from the coast of Liebe, for Quebec, April 8, in lot. 49 N., long. 15 W. . if it is impossible to make a true r ••• ••• Pa ss f tir • CONTErrre:-Barly Rising-Sprieg and Summer Mornings-Ene most favourable . for price r; t s h o at t th a e t y th sa e v v e ery th p coat which would cost . return • out H L Geneva. A caoutchouc k• t d • Sicily. There is some report that the fleet will put to The Prince George and the Hyperion, same time. ethyr and e a Dany, a n s nners booked throughout from London to Paris at the Corn- sersions about the Environs of London-The Parks, Lanes, Hills, dealers, and middle me , h tth 1 30s and the tradesman Pieee, , „ . d nit e stocking . must eli very easY to make one ostentatiously , ..... 21 0 e a , ttte et ; ' n ines. 4, Arthur -street F norests, Fields, High-roads, and other pleasant places-Country some tradesmen 50s. would cos em on y., ' sea for their summer cruise during the month. Danish schooner Apollo, March 5, in Ist. 1 N., long. rantly excessive, or fraudulently below the tru tb t the customer for an invali „ the in- .ast ; Railway Office, 44, Regent- • s the most profit ; so a rtley ..... 1 45 , se.._____ mversal Offices, Regent-circus. trips and Rambles-The Sea-London at Night-Evening., at Rome who pays most for it want 3/ 10 nd can be served by E. Pauly, G. and A., St• Gall. Embr oidered - Collar, tam- On Tuesday last the Albion and the Ganges, which 20 W. Thi s, we think, will sufficiently justify the lii -Music-The Drama-On Eating, Drinking, Sleeping,Bathing, Air, wlio bays of one must perhaps pay . s., a only be warranted had been cruising among the lonian Islands, were in Ariel,_barque, March 11, in lat. 5 N., long. 21 W. ...Unsold, 97. MOSES and SON for 325. Of course, this can . e boured, &c. m r. muntz has taken on the subject, and will , 80yER,e. use Ease, Occupation, &c., See. ordinary peopi 11 sight from the signal turret; they did not reach port, what Sir Charles seems to think the extraordin e , of S UNIVERSAL SYMPOSIUM, 11. by a very extensive trade, far more exteintsimvea thbaell concluded that, Pedolin, Peter, Chun Ta owy stone, cart grease, &c. ful efficace d GORE HOUSE, KENSINGTON. FRAGMENTS FROM THE MOUNTAMS. Two Vole. imagine. By the same kind of reasoning y dby it, p p ' Geneva. A box of tools for the en- owing to calms, till the evening of Thursday. SEABORNE MAILS. dent of a county Member and a tow M t for 3/. 10s., and gets a poun agan, rancis, an aged per S olo Sinele Tick t Season Tickets. WU. where one man sells a con nd get 51. by them. Tee Frolic and the Racer were to have left Corfu on General Post-ofEce . n embe a VeseT TO THE LAKES; SKETCH OF EDINBURGH, &a. Measts. E. MOSES and SON will sell fifty, a raving of landscapes on watch-cases and gold dials [N signifies that the mails are sent from the paine county, and a mover and a second shment, and see g b the morning-disPatch•l er ee eet, Dudley, w t . Double Doe - - - One Guinea. the llth inst. to try rates of sailing. The Frolic would by the night-and M y Let any lady or gentleman walk over their establi nne A plain wooden case and amendment, betraying rears, with the e- ' One and a-half Guineas. Vol. 11. M rs Pupunont, F. H., Lausa • an appare cl • cease to wonder how ess • nt iscrepancy o4th . . l' amilY Do:ad - • - - miffing Five - Three Guineas. rifE LAKES OF KILLARNEY ; REMINISCENCErs op garments by thousands, and they will t f verything at the violoncello , , then prcceed to Alexandria and the Racer return to When made up in From what ween ment. tar Majesty's e e n . . 'Pe a., None of which are Transferable DUBLEN, &c. E. MOSES and SON can supply the very bes o e lo w adopted as their undeviating va Chron Corfu Philippe, P., and Co., Gene . ometersand watches • PLACES. General Post-office port tlia - due. etched. ar years ago 133 0 g, „I._ e 7 nad at the Symposium • Mit h 11' • 111. very low figure, which they have l e , heir stock of summer articles Double carbine-shot in one barrel- -- The Growler was under orders to leave Corfu for London: P ----. ---- ----__-_..,................. .3 unable to it, ";i1,.. e'ss-street ; and all the principaleßeooks* B u ond-street ; .Samses, St. WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. charge for everything they make. T Peter, J., Geneva. --- ' ' A h a • l ' t ens an Constantump e. has never been equalled in quality, variety, and elegance. "th loads placed over one another, or double- THE ROBBERY AT WALTHAV A kind of med ic t;ti w en_ reeeason 'Pickets affords the facilit se of ers and . Musicsellers„ " That three seore years and ten our course may ran." ad gratis, on ditto, wi Antelope, with several invalids on board, left port last America (by Brit. pkt.)N May 2 .. .. Liverpool .. May 6 . _ a t n th n e doo nd r s fot t ring th e s ym a nsi y entering the mansion A handsome Almanac, for the year 1851, can be h ient for hun ing having Ls effectually et 0 : P ura at all times without paying A popular revie wof almost every form (cause and cure) Of ner- shot. A carbine very conven . Liverpool - may le ' l n. Earn to r"n7keielii last charge Di. application. t ss ' - •ht f G'b It dEI ad where she will be paid mg or Iraar an ng a , America (by U.S. pkt.) N • • • • COMMITTAL OF THE PRISONER Toasty-debilitated health arid enfeebled constitution, that harasses the same aim and the same trigger for the double shot . Southampt. can now ta b ' Beyer h f 1 ' as e t it incumbent .. ontaining a full report America (by U.S. pkt.) II May 7 .. . WALTHA3I ABBEY, APRIL 29.-The circle aA' °elect. "For the ndeearder to keep this dl' b eta the raan of pleasure, business, or study, and em- The new edition of " Everybody's Book, c I, t. ' off. Captain Steevens, late 44th, Lieutenant Moore Plymouth May 3 h . his an essential point for hunters, the two shots e .. ' Africa (West coast).. In 14th of the month Druggists, se n ot wonders containe t lion ° , of the e t e ightful establishtnent -n 1 Y° ld ' e with tables and rules for the diet and physical rep- sf the late important trial, may be lead gratis, on app ca ion, or by wIC etoyal Marines, who has been obliged to retire from the Alexandria* •• ...... N 19th & 30th of mo. Dover .. May 18 attending this case appear d li . e t Is day to have rand, London. ,Te critiques of * th d nilthis, the Nrati sr e raordinary multiplicity nt , ters 0 _ ag e • . a .. es otter, post free. in being of the same precision. .. Dover .. Daily thing of the interest that has b 'f - r e late, "gYer, havin be n e soli y it Pal ' er s of A n . d or Gastrenoirly, see sewn of OV ry-a y sue• W. E. MOSES and SON have no connexion with any other house fields Sou te Guy's-court, Snow ' s - , thwark, . service, and Lieutenant A. Darby, lata of Medina, and Belgium •• .. .. N DailY •• •• een mani ested oi Southam t. Ma 31 9th of the month P y 12 lALTA, ....-- t. tefreshmei t g e Th d e ed by flume _ n ay, April 28. M. THE PASSIONS. a• out of London, except the following :- Quelle, Augus , I'd d now lava'. e , are among her passengers, as are Lieut. Brazil .. • • • • mer occasions, for long before the ho d 9th f the month SouthaMpt. May 12 ur name e General F c t - , 0 x„,._ 1 s on , urs aY, May 1 ''''''S visitors to supply lishnsent, 154, 155, 156, and 157, MinorieS, 83, end Impasse Rousse, . Berriere des Amanders, extra Buenos Ayres • • .. M 0 k."'araPment of all Nations, where a' sizili throw open the '.' What passions hurt the body-what improve, London City Estab f wall 6 feet height, Pechell, R.N., and Lieut. Roberts, R.M., both of the c alifornia(viaChagres)M 17th of month Southampt. May 5 noes the doors and approaches to the County 0 metier Conspa n / 0 , ,niinear3ed for several thousand persons _nd.id Collation will be Truths as refined as Athens ever heard." 84, 85, and 86, Aldgate, opposite the Church, all communicating. New Oxford-street, 1,2, gn , giros Paris, 9 feet o , , Superb. • Cape of Good Hope N 14th of month Plymouth.. hlay 3 crowded with persons anxious to obtain ade l •om SouthamP t % ir 1 00 feet long, covered by the maw ' lt 2 s• 6d. each on a cluan e • s T • Life's pilgrimage, from infancy to old age. The advent London West-end Branch, 506, 507, 503, e Quest, Leipsic, painted oilcloth N 7th 17th 27thof mo Dover .. April 30 hear the proceedings. A - few moments after 1 an Lord Ellesmere leaves to-day in his yacht for Corfu. Constantinop - le* •• • • 2d lic 17th of mon. Southampt. May 20 raltar, Malta, iO, ~;;,t,i_le event da and na ' ficent monst ' n th fissions Chastity and its infringements. The casualties o. and 3, Hart•street, all communicating. bougies Central America .. M te ng Ur groun • nsion wee be ete er table-cloth. n O P - • Quanonne, Brussels, were opened the court was almost crowded - -- ‘ 4l glow leentiousness and dissipation, with illustrations, graphic, narrative, Bradford " Yorkshire" Branch, 19, Bridge-street. His Lordship's family proceeded home by way of N Mon., Wed., & Fri. Soutkampt. Tn. TILS a , spapers for A ue be Nu t _ _, worm lights ;. and at nine o'clock the e _ o gently decorated de near Northiam A Channel Isles •• •• e as well as for t be e rr est and seen for miles round by M. s eyer , s e lids will be illu- and remediativo. Advocacy of ea s i i •ly marriages., mine. Sheffield Branch, 36, Fargate. Pt; hardson, T. Wakeham, Bre • .• - Trieste. Chili .• •• •• •8/ 17th of the month Southampt. May 5 ;lon. The magistrates in attendance wer hi ddressed hY t ne e e s mysterious flash of Tailors, Clothiers, Hatters, Hosiers, Furriers, Boot and Shoe- ....e f reflector ,e - i . i solar telescope diameter o fiches, His Excellency the Governor will leave Malta on the France •• •• - er &N Twice daily .. .. Dover .. Twicedally Preston, Esq. (ohairman of the bench) , s r° r eal O r e t e_egeneral opening of the Symposium, en the se na THE MARRIAGE STATE. Milkers, and General Outfitters for Ladies and Gentlemen. ee 7thl7th27thefmo Dover •• April 30 d Jol Greece* •• •• •• - • postage oi - • , d , ssenn,sisrated by a Grand Banquet givei by the sa _ . aof May, will " To be or not to be, that is the question." The Establishments are dosed from sunset Fri 'day to sunset Sa thickness i inch. The reflector is part 'o a p ar a ' lath of May. It seems generally thought that the per- H burgh .. •• N Tuesday & Friday London .. Tues. Sat. Davis, Esq John Griffiths, Esq., an •• nust be preP s ea et e Z e ne at which the Earl of narlisle win p lu r : c r d Y Commis- 13.0nAA3130. - . • LAWS and obligations of nature, society, stnd re- tarday, when busineee is maimed till Twelve o'clock. The solar ra a are r - - boloid of perfect figure. s . Y e mission given to his Excellency to resign the government Holland .. •• •• ad Wednes. & Satur Londen MOR Th - 1 r nell, Esq.• the mornivg 03- pe nit 4 . for the Gallery may be obtained on appn eati ee e.-Latlies' lelen regarding marriage, t to be observed by either sex. Time and Ici Von parte Francaise. Qui e parte Italian°. fleeted from the specu . u lum to a iagonal reflector lionaaras •• N 17th of the • - • - nth Southampt. May 20 The prisoners George Rowe, ohn Cornish, .• eise N Twi dail Ea° j bt from Ilf en at te e ay ins thole°, on both sides, as to ago, emperament, complexion, and Hler spricht man Deutsch. Aqui se habla Espanol. lid crown glass, at a distance of 40 inches of the island will be recalled. t left Irelan d •• - - ce y,• • • Holyhead .. Twicedaily Eve, and Jesse oiriffiths, were broug lame, to secure healthy offspring, with the art of rearing them, ._ . ....NI of so I Lieutenant-Colonel Blackburne, 69th Regimen-, I n dia (via Southamp.) M 20th of the month Southampt. May 28 derson, the governt %te te , e lli sex LANGUAGES -FORTIETH EDITIox Physical defectiveness and its removal. Sterility and its conversion. t____ ' — - from whence the ee - lass. The ake y reach the y g m r th • I. is morning for England. , India (via Marseilles) N 7th& 24th ofmonth Dover • • May I in the csod of Mr. J. An u t y d st eleven o ' cle e. -- `''' l NG Tem REMEDY FOR THE PREVEneeirne, Oases, tr,e. Gnasoow, APRIL 26.-Cotton-During the whole who is a self-taught mec . d hanician, cast the br en tee Mediterranean (via n arl hour, an Lade' eutet ra , DISEASE. 182 4 - an on BY R. J CULVERWELL, M.D. (1841), M.R.C.S. ( 7), L.-A. .. ~ A d olishe the lense -' a" ' By the Turkish steam-frigate, which left Malta prisoner, at ae y tee bar. k r market has been in d a very epressed state- oun. an P s trt a • ' f Graham's Southampton) •• M 20th of the month Southampt. May 28 laced at . cisely they were p mpton, the n --.. ' 1 bY One Hundred Anatomical Coloured Eneraue, las 4), T went y_eva verve Medical and Foseasie Referee in these ot the wFe ou . . built his furnace, gr 14th inst., I informed you of the ruing o f o f MeditelTellean (via ed evidence, and Mr. Ma l v 3 rn .__ Stem. --- -an oh ni , tura, Reo.r. , - , 01, hour', te.o7 ell five ',ens:singe. OPret) tin nine- transactions on a limited scale, and prices have fallen nearly ment entirely word, made the instru . K without aid. 2. Island. Having since been enabled to possess mysel Marseilles) .. .. N 7th&24thofmonth Dover After some lengthen _ ........ a nob for unman , ltirs. Satime r na . O . l r2llcAL pis lON GENERATIVE INC QUALIFICAT S, A- 10 krzYll-oleee. Recent -street IA& per lb. Middling Orleans will scarcely stand more than A set of hop-tallies, as used in ent and Sussex in- f h 1 d b Mr• Ha il e Inas a copy 0 te p ans raven y ter of the Mexico .. .. •..M2d of the month.. So th .• May 1 u alliPt. May 5 ing addressed the be would not press for , the wife 0 1 l ' t 4 ., tree t P ACITY, AND IMPEDIMENTS TO MARRIAGE. ' 4 l. LAILERT ON THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH 6. 2 d. per lb., which is a reduction of Peed. as compared with which are, after the season of picking II lEerra report to Sir Madeira •• .. .. M 9th of the month Southampt. May 12 Mr. Bodkin said be bthld • a 0 9 D and Improved Edition, enLarged to 196 pages, price 23. 6d. the rate of prices in January last. In goods and yarns the stead of money, the hop-pickers „ Scourge, and a copy of Lord F. • t Eve. aao u In the c d and the no- maitae .. .. N r 7th,17th,19th,27th a ass ...st, direct tr shment. 3s. 6d. In postage stamps siND MATURITY. • finished exchanged for cash to market is equally inanimate, and as the impression is that is , . d t ' `'' WP k I had the former lithograPhe , ison agates meat to pr . . . ar er, e &30th of month 5 Dover April 30 ' 0 ne mitii _ a. ern the Estab . li With Plain Directions for their Prevention and Cure. colours, fixe on the surface orward a cePY• Naples* .. .. .. N sth 15th 25th of mo DO other three. c tions being strictly conti en , d tial the Authors hay ' s, FIFTY COI MIRED ENGRAVINGS ON STEEL. pric 'es must still further decline, it is likely that ere long the Specimens of the primary tice published, and herewith f ver .. May 2 t he prisoners said they shoul an be measured. 4 A water wets remark - 5 is, the Papal States* .. .. N th 15th 25thef M D The whole of li s t a discontinued the publishing of Cases. hist Atiblishra, in French, English, German, Dutch, Spanish, and works xnust resort to short time. Some inconvenience has of polished glass so that they c . n The only matter of interest 0 over .. May 2 A h th f r • at arnhiith27th ... t 9 mou 0 emns sr .. .. .. of Ino , C. Dundaa a ir , :Ilea ' I I , ENT FRIEND, a Medical Work on i e nth t ri a eesued Envelope, is. 6d., or post-free, fteenl the been caused this week from a strike of the calenderers and improved capstan. ably clear when the rock was sounded, an nouthampt. may 6 their defence. e. _ . vife of the et e Pent .. .. .. .. M 17th of th _tee, atter ramp a t the border . Mr. Ball _ . e month Southampt. May 5 The magist r ' .. g short time, , te e 7:sree e iZatistion and physical decay of the system, produced by s 1 1, for forty-two stamps, cloth-lappers, of whom 800 have been out since Thursday. . lisbury•street, Strand. A vegetable the crater distinctly visible. A . N sth 15 2 Tnscany* .. .. • th sth of mo Dover .. May 2 ld discbarge Eve on.lata entering into his o ken This cir _,------- • ba s e:a en ,S,ldnenee, the consequences of infection, or the ab l as u e of L e ! -PRESERV ATI() N; a They demand an abridgment in the hours of labour and cer- Rouertson, H., 7, Sa . . h • 1 nds i ' is a , n Its natural ' rently unbro . WOU West Indies .. .. M 17th Of the month Southanapt. May 20 a ppear tO any charge that might be tow, e t by ,Vxplicit directions for the use of the preventive o en, the Salt i•-• Treatise on the Physiology of Marriage, and on tain other concessions, which the masters have re,solved to to the Brit's fibre, indigenous T discovered two plates, appa that future discoveries West Indies (except to nisances ne V ' it. *rbleCeneservations on the Married State, and the disqualifica- _ ally nfirrnities and Disorders of Youth and Maturity, . he exhibitor says: "I disco- c to suppose The other ' urhara, the „ 0 . tl' Iron-Our pig iron market closes for the week and bleached state. umstance leads him • e t him. prisoners, Rowe, Cot e ort. tact L . t ravent it. Illustrated by 100 Coloured Engravings. t By ''" rests .1g . . . dlmin g t h h occurred. The further Havanna & Nassau) M2d Of the month .. &unwept. may 5 again 'aster of Luc'," I . the physical u a l u rc t u , at an early period of life which destroy d d red it myself, an a re% oPes will prove shipwreck to ave ere then full ree tes hea,e t t s itir and CO., 19, Berners-street, Oxfard-street, ;an- powers, diminish and er:feeble the natural a . t last Saturdav's quotations, which have scarcely varied vere an prepa will probably be reserved e The mails to those c onn Ifitlas, w y committed to take th; Maria &ug h . ° feelings, and exhaus e t utal facture of all 'gland tries thus raarked (*) are conveyed by Gm h k and close to-day at 41s. for free on board that it will be applicable to the menu ~ ma• survey of this dangerous i F I k retie s pee et via Marseilles. tmn • n eat au n assizes. t d to arrive in Malta the bo a ' gee, e•sew ; Tv bY the Authors ; and sold by Strange, 21, Pa er- lbservations on th the vital energies of Manhoo4 ; with Practical during t e wee , . . used. ex ec-e CALIFORNIA..--1 ' se, Sta'ffords ... n ' 46 , e n `"uulaY, 63, and Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; and Gor- Nervous Debility, e a rt ale Prevention and successful Treatment of warrants, and cash against bill of lading ; 425. 6d., No. 1 terials for which fine flax is now _ for Commander Spratt, daily p es me o re -1 d t . d t tails to and from. California, via the United states Application was then made for the money foi 1, Evan Tho rn ' ....sate t adena s ai cal and ut h . Model 0 York Min- team-vesse , are now despatched and due b -.can s • tr eats -street, London. Constitutional Weakness, Syphilis, tO commission the Spithead s y every American packet. le, 3sricture. and all Diseases Gartsherrie. Reay, Robert, Monkwearmo . . f 1 the paying off of the possessien of Rowe and Cornish to be given In ded by el, North Ws o f p ee ; am I s le of the anatomy end physiology ot the re-productive =don, as adopted by Lallemand Derangements resulting from Inds- „-, .I.fiE SUPPOSED SUICIDE IN ST. JAMES'S PARK.- ster executed to a scale in convention, enc osed with- sume the survey suspen , which was peremptorily refused. Davis, E sc l'' 'kite s 11. tre a r rated by 28 Coloured Engravings. bers of the faculty in rrauce and, Ricord, and other eminent mem- -- I Inea t .Fa, a m „ e ar the consequences resulting from excessive .in- illustrating the anatomy, et•ysic7l ith Fifty coloured Engravines, Yesterday afternoon an q s in ue t was held on the body of the in a ' glass case 4 feet 4 inchesen length, and p feet 4 Volage surveying vess e • Malta on t e h 14th inst., with [ADyEwrisEmENTI-The follooing extraordiparY The pritioncrs were then conveyed back to II ev• - tn e , ii „! l am I nnen 1r lamentable effects on the system, producmg 0 8• Y, and Diseases of the Re- unfortunate man taken from the ornamental water in St. inches in width The Banshee, which left • ebire, the I? PACit ""'`. l s' Weak . productive Organs, explaining their et t Edinbureh. T *an Island t 1 th s was in por ear y is case as connected with Holloway's Pills cannot be lull" W l l l •••••••••••.••••••••.......... Cai n ' ' Pe n Y. ea- n .ss, nervous excitement, and generative and the various Injuries that are rectums, uses, and functions, , James's Park on Saturday morning, at the Feathers, in Rit c hi e, Handyside, Princes-stree , . l a , e we' mails for the loni public :-George Wright. .of High-street, Vauxhal l * we college, t, til t T 41 . tr ''''rated by 10 Explanatory Engravings. habits, excesses. and Infection. produced in them by solitary Dean-street, Westminster. Mr. Bedford, the coroner, pre- The one is •a co curtest tigure i • completed, in somewhat under eight l known at Ell' P • V hll 11 here he former y ext The Weekly Dispatch, of Sunday n , ; s ottenes, aux a -wa , w ne to Margsr.ek n e ente en _ r eats of the diseases resulting from infection, either in BY SAMITBL , specimens of sculpture. morning, hay ng . d usually employed. 'eh ten flys are his hea lth had will contai I • 1 Iti to the OP e n rshir e. , , LA MERT, M.D.. siding. The name of the deceased, it appeared; was Thomas of a Scottish chief; tho other is a group of . three d a ys,- a service in whi worked during ten yeart, but for the last five n amp e particu ars re ang . a i tez . ,2___ladn ve.trealr'l'alaecondary form, and contains explicit directions far 37, BEDFORD-SQUARE. LOND DA.Y.-By the death of Admiral atly emaciated, l' o h This section is illustrated by 62 Coloured Engrav- Meter of Medicine. Matriculated Member of the U I ON" Clark, and he was 20 years of age. lie was a single man, , - . figures, . orpnans rea in _ cl • g the Bible." PORTsMOUTII, TUBS . been so bad tha h e uld do nothing, being gre Great Exhibition in Hyde Park, together with a eel " e n ne "lr • contai n hie brother, in Bennett-street, Fitzroy- T , Codrington (as notified in The fi• • t . e ,o . besides an d 1 the droese , original notice (which will be continued) of every ie Hon. Colo .111, e t aPpu entie - 8 a Remedy for the Prevention of Disease by burgh, Ho _ norars• Member ef the London Hosisital ' b v in e a r are t il eelo3eCideim. and resided with • •I e street Sunderland. Self-compen- A 11. Brune - , of the Red Sir Edward su cling from a diseased liver, an aso . Winchester 'bed. The L ri 'Hell .ty • trade was that of a jeweller. The br• ther, in 11 ° 83 * • , ...._ , c _ n _,_,_ o e 'rat of the White Sir Charles ff • hospital at . a Licentiate of Apotheea es .... , London, Member of the Ilenterier; square. HIS I a Corinthi n terday), Adm. . a ectlon of the spine. He was in the . the buildin worth of being desc" ene ee. tape etee nn e , bY which the danger of infection is obviated. sating Barometer. This 0 5 ' 5 '.. 3 ~ ~,, . a Sun of yeF Ifhßd ster Hospital for _ g Y . E o pe but (we ociety of Edinburgh, &e., flew Thureday evening deceased came b mes Admire, ot e e : n Westaun not - urnal in ' int , . , r his 6p rt of th , Medical S evidence, said that on . length figure ot Sir Robert Ekins, K.C.8., eco for five months, and aftervvards i t dying state Gale . the largest jo t en joys ame ✓ days sa e , .he tt :4 (" '? •ts d e Work should not escape the reader 13 This work contains a plain and complete description of the aria- home, to all appearance, i column su canine . a full n good health and spirits. He ,pp ~ . f r o , ahem a ertisers) i Blue Sir Charlea Adam, K.C.8., Ad- three months longer. To sum up, . 0 _ for the information of adv aper. The p Esq., son oi . •, , i,,.o_ei „ he e..._ °voted to the eonsideration oe ta • temy and physiology of th d e , r e epr e odective organs, and of their relative soon after left the house, stating that h , e should take a short Peel. The scale in • • diceting the height of the mer- Admiral of the health and vigour her newsP , 35. ;,?___ sabi ce d i u4 2_ of unproductive union are ins arnage, awl its dn- conditions in health and s . as The auth , who ham taken the t n t • to bed. He, howee ea never curial column is attached to a floa o ho mercury in White; mirol of the . he has been restored to such coniparativ . ks as to astonis h all wh k o now sive circulation than any ot are always CO; lk and then return and go W'll • P miral of the Red Su . i lam arker Bart in the short space of five wee . f the Legislature in both Houses o o _ ess e xclusive publie W. `Whitehead, tra i t! Coaa t :TlaallY and philosophicall in o . considered, and the highest medical honours, as . evidenced b th e'. 1 ly e diplomas and teatime- wa ' ' • Y ald he in anv way account for the cistern, and thus shows (however great the yetis- Vice-Ad . 9•I h•ch may be had at Pre y quired into work, is the on y egally qualified medical man saw him again ive ; nor co loway's Pills, w i ported when the debates p Ira, reportS are ably tem k .gig nerv 7 : ._. bi AIM oF SYRIAcUM hi exclusivel em led 1 nials inserted in the I• h had befallen him. ' The jury returned tion in ether) the exact distance between the two sur• G.C.8., Commander•in-Chief in the Mediterranean, Ad- him, and this by Hol 244, Strand, and of all re lishment, alkt . d for many ye d ars, evoted his studies to the dreadful fate Iv lic fessor Holloway's Estab The notices of law and po . b the editor, "1 f Cheyne-W ree, n ettle. 4: 1 7 0 ind sexual debility, impotence &I, 11 PeY d ae l s i who has exclusively, an 1 hits ale may be consul • lof the B!ue; s throughout the civilised world. lentten 3' 4--cly, for p encentrated Detersive Essenc ' * s " an-- •--:. the treatment of these comp a. • ted with ad. a verdict of " Found drowned.'' faces, that is, the correct height of the barometrical mires . . spectable medicine vendor and the original articles , and other contributor ged list., l4 Qtas, e ,.„ uri fYing the blood in mice of • e' an• anti-syphilitic ti sme h vantage by all those whose constitn on . . y aye become debill- A DILIGENCE ON FIRE.-We read in Galignani, column Vice-Admiral of the White Robert Jackson, Vice- lIIT max repel VIOLENCE AT CHELSEA. "Caustic," "Censorius ," ai a skill, and tact. ptonshire, s le ,;.e. en ec i;sntions, and the abuse of m-ere- infection, secondary tatted through secret practices acquired re youth. or by the excesses „ f the Red• DEATH OF ATv 0 . ~__ for ten betvveen Rodez and Albi Readhouse, Charlotte, Newark. A lunar globe, or suge Admiral o , •equiry into the circumstances connected world-wide reputation • wished every Saturday n Esq. ~. ir, .. c obor f a 8 purifyicg spe,ifie pin ttry, us. and 338. per t s wherebY the pleasures of life are marred, the objects mat as the diligence which runs -The pretracted i f Mr. A. ula r 1 1 , 1 ? M e i neen eertain renaedy fe•• (:, s, h 2s. 9ne 43. 6d., and llsofla er year , Vice-Admiral of the Blue Archibald Duff, Vice-Ad- 'JII wh dpe nce itself rendered a term er an. Was proceeding a few days back, to the latter piece, a fire gestive model of the moon, from actual observation death of Caroline ewe , 0 w __ as killed about patch is printed an_ or , he ear l _ y railway trains ; ar • of marriage frustrated, and existe with the . • ii . o7 on ma, gleet, stricture, and - • nterion The . t e a A t a i i 7„ ° •,mation of the bla - dd g er miral of the White; ks ago by brutal violence at Chelsea, was yester- 4 o'clock, in time I 1 , was discovered to have commenced in the i Race, Edward, Beverle A model waggon at noon on the same day; ands „ sultation fee if bI tt Ceasing misery and regret. Y . three wee . and osi- eet • Starie, Titchborne-street, P e , Ebenezer, Abergwyd • Ilia ol . . , h l a s_ e i toti ne . detiti:,of the case is required: age, 1 11% ,„ Ote 7 , t „ , With advice, to be had at li t • H nay 63 Oxford str , , . the luggage, when the vehicle burst cut into - / . , f m the author's residence, who " , point, is 7 ft. 6in the thickness at I;ase 2 ft. and at Rear-Admiral of the White Richard Artkur, C.D., was c _ tentt 4 y e er, d mav be. had of J. Gilbert, 49, Pater- nd aid in removing Roo.ers _ don. A specimen of the Rear-Admiral of the Red the Hon. Jocelirte Percy, lusion by the jury returning a verdict edition is printed ing at five o clock. Orders r !gate, Vi r i k t ''.7 5 1 ackets hablis Published by the Author, an ... assengers had scarcely time to alight a . day brought to a conc . A c flames and mi al of th lau hter against nu onnell "th tion on Sunday morn d countr , and by Mr. J of Mans g , e woman -who - fl own an y nos er-row ,an , , blue rock. The len h f the pillar from basis to C.B , Vice-Ad. r e Blue; . gt o ....--- - tn. `. Atten i aL i which the fee 1/ is . the Eeta- Leadenhall-street ; Mann, 23, Cornhill, _ en _ ded. In a ommitted for trial_u_pon the _.--- . r ol te l r a xi --me° daily a t 19 B • •, .aved. Messrs Perry Haymarket ; Gordon, 146, i hout the possibility of any succour being affor ._. 82018 charge at the West- all newavendors I ~. vrtriga, ° f ' ''. ' . to n neil tui Tyre. • eraers-street, Oxford-itrect Lo or free by post for forty-two stamps, ro al _ 1 rby latter, daily, few minutes it was entirely consumed. It is not known a -Admiral of the Red; ta i uk ter rouce-court ou DI watlay._ 138, Fleet - s am ply. fn Vini.4.. - n__ . . n - ............ _--...14., ~.. 4hanci dieorders person y, 0 top I it. 6 in.; standing on a pedestal of about 3 ft, Rear _ how Ilia fira ekv.;,..,....a.--1 Permn , -`l,, Annual Policy Bonus In vent Be..A LI Fre- taken addition Bonus in duetion of o g 1111U21. Mit in to Sam Cash. Annual , n Assured. Premium. ----- ! £ s. d. 1837 i 292 6 9 139 16 9 22 13 1 1838 267 11 4 126 17 2 19 19 7 1830 241 18 6 113 17 7 17 8 8 I .6 s.d. 1840 193 12 6 93 16 8 14 0 10 MO 74 8 44 1841 189 12 6 8 9 5 10 13 g 11 1842 162 16 8 76 18 4 1 8 1 8 10 3 1843 115 10 10 55 10 18 1 1844 77 19 2 38 15 10 • 5 9 11 1845 66 15 0 44 10 0 4 10 1 - 111,3 THE REMEDY CO, . _'4-111 11/ SIX LANGUAGES —F F O O R R TIE T TL p E ß D E rr v l li ox i joii OF DISEASE. NW af.,, 0 3 •,,,,,_ S, r--,, by One Hundred Anatomical Coloured Engravi ngs on Aez P ACITY, AND IMPEDIMENTA ` ',LYS! CAL DISQUALIFICATINONTs TO MARRIAGE. INCA eV a,„,, by D 3 —.. Improved Edition, enlargedEstablishment.postage stamps 3e ' 6d. In uthors have Ali Cow ,st direct trom the "th to 196 pages, price 23. 6d. „ discontinued the publishing Medical Work on nl aiiications being strictly conl. den e t t. ial cl P lP ll th S ILENT FRIEND, a Cases. Authors sy -..(1 the base of of infection, or produced by —.. s itter 'llr v' ' 4'4.lllll ll ti ce, a th n e d Um 11111°wee'1,14, 111 explicit directions for the of the system, P and the disqaa co ph ns ys e i q c u al en d c e es caY — b ons ha ob servations en the Married State, d Engravings. By ''' W --'" Pr Illustrated by 100 Oxford-street,Coloure _. and G. event it. Lon use of the preventive lotion, 21, Pater ''oll. p ,, ,..,, P Z81tY and CO., 19, Berners-street, trange, atelter.r`wushed by the Authors ; and sold by S d-street ; and Gor dt; 14'6 "1 „_; Bannay, 63, and Sanger, 150, Oxfor ,f4utT i'" vade nhall-street, London. ans, a n l r t e_at i s i of the anatomy ~ P aVe i t . ttstrated by 28 Coloured Engravings. from excessive .In ,llihnes • treats of the consequences resulting and physiology of the re-productive :flentai n',,,,,11,1 their lamentable effects on . the system , generative -114 4 , ac -- bo dily weakness, nervous excitement, and 1 „ 44. Ity, VIII, Illustrated by 10 Explanatory Engravings* either in producing the "". treats of the diseases resulting from infection, fir b. Prini ms ritdr tr ."...r Or secondary form, and contains explicit directions E n e gli• " at 'ncult. This section is illustrated by 62 Coloured nfilay .. P.,,, t , ~!llllle app c ontain* a Remedy for the Prevention of Disease by a . 1 111 i,natio, by which the danger of infection is obviated. 40 04 "'Dortatit part of the Work should not escape the reader's tie I : AI LV. is devoted to the eonsideration of marriage, an 4 its du- Vrlio), 3 " callus of unproductive union are also considered, and the NZ,..._ subject critically and philosophically inquired into. Co Betas of Suttecust is exclusively employed in Per bott le ' g "rvotis and sexual debility, impotence, ike., I is. and 335. 4174„1 The Concentrated Detersive Essence, an anti-syphilitic tYtep - "•°r Purifying the blood in cases of infection, secondary et a l l ; e ruPtions, and the abuse of mercury, lls. and 335. per Dee i„,„, & errY's Purifying Specific Pills, 2s. 9d-, 4s. 6d., and 1 is. kro, - 1 . 7 a certain remedy for gonorrha, gleet, stricture, and 11. i''' ',lnanimation of the bladder. Consultation fee, if by letter, Men I„ taa,llta detail of the case is required: age, habits, and posi bliiik—',..7QatY• 51. Packets, with advice, to be had at the Reta ke ticl t .Palr, by which the fee, 1/., is saved. Messrs. Perry, t0er,.....T.4.21dauce daily at 19, Berners-street, Oxford-itreet, Lou r &Leven tlll Two, hog Five to Eight; on finality, from 19 OnA, GLesaow, APRIL 26.—Cotton—During the whole of the week our market has been in a very depressed state — transactions on a limited scale, and prices have fallen nearly 3 -Ad. per lb. Middling Orleans will scarcely stand more than 6. 2 d. per lb., which is a reduction of 14d. as compared with the rate of prices in January last. In goods and yarns the market is equally inanimate, and as the impression is that prices must still further decline, it is likely that ere long the works must resort to short time. Some inconvenience has been caused this week from a strike of the calenderers and cloth-lappers, of whom 800 have been out since Thursday. They demand an abridgment in the hours of labour and cer tain other concessions, which the masters have resolved to resist. Pig Iron—Our pig iron market closes for the week at last Saturday's quotations, which have scarcely varied during the week, and close to-day at 41s. for free on board warrants, and cash against bill of lading; 425. 6d., No. 1 Gartsherrie. THE SUPPOSED SUICIDE IN ST. JAMES'S PARK.— Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held (a the body of the unfortunate man taken from the ornamental water in St. James's Park, on Saturday morning, at the Feathers, in Dean-street, Westminster. Mr. Bedford, the coroner, pre siding. The name of the deceased, it appeared, was Thomas Clark, and he was 20 years of age. He was a single man, and resided with his brother, in Bennett-street, Fitzroy square. His trade was that of a jeweller. The br ther, in evidence, said that on Thursday evening deceased came home, to all appearance, in good health and spirits. H e soon after left the house, stating that he should take a short walk, and then return and go to bed. He, however, never saw him again live • no r could he in any way account for the dreadful fate which had befallen him. any jury returned a verdict of " Found drowned." A DILIGENCE ON FIRE.—We read in Galignani, that as the diligence which runs between Rodez and Albi was proceeding a few days back, to the latter place, a fire was discovered to have commenced in the interior. The passengers had scarcely time to alight and aid in removing the luggage, wh en the vehicle burst cut into flames, and without the possibility of any succour being afforded. In a few minutes it was entirely consumed. It is not known how the fire originated. rultait oian,ublisthnea )11. LA'MERT ON THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUT, Author, for a f AND M.ATITRITY. With Plain Directions for their Prevention and Cure. FIFTY COLOURED ENGRAVINGS ON ciTEEL. the Secret Tuft . in French, English, German, Dutch, Spanish, and tieated Envelope, is. fid., or post-free, from the ci E L F orty-two Stamps, the physical and trentar feelings, and exhaust the Local PRESERVATION; a MI Medical Tr eatise on the rhysiology of Marriage, and on the acquired . -t a le s and Disorders of Youth and Maturity, Frau ni cr d early period of life, which destroy Stricture. and all Diseases and Derangements Powers, diminish and enfeeble the natural vital d energies of Constitutional Weakness,o ; wth P s r yp ac h ti n c i a s i , observations °nth° ce rtain Prevention and successful Treatment of Nervous Debility, , Ricord, and other eminent mem bers resulting from Inds 3retion, as adopted by Lan e ben of the faculty is illustrating the knatomy, tt . . gr ,th Fifty coloured Engravin , fs, productive Organs, explaining 3th°Y.SY, and Diseases of the Re and the various Injuries that ar r strictures, uses, and functions, habits, excesses. and infection. Produced in them by solitary BY SAMUEL LA'M 37, BEDFORD-S car A E RT, M.D.. Doctor of Medicine. Matricu l ated Member . LONDON, burgh, Honorary Member yr the London of the University of Ndin- Licentiate of Apothecaries' Hall, London, m sPital Medical Society, Medical Society of Edinburgh, Sec., ?cc, ember of the Hunterian This work contains a plain and complete descrition ana tomy and physiology of the reproductive organs, andp of the o con ditions in health an d disease. The author, Who f; their relative hi g h e st medical honours , as evidenced by the diplomas n ials inserted in the w ork, is the only legally qualified and testimo medical ma who has exclusively , and for many years, devoted his studies ton the treatment of these complaints. He may be consulted with ad vantage by all those whose constitutions may have become debili tated through secret practices acquired i,a life yoareuth. o m r by d, t e excsses of later years, whereby the pleasures of arre h the objects of marriage frustrated, an d existence itself re ndered a ter m or un ceasing misery and regret. Published by the Author, and may be had of J. Gilbert, 49, Pater ' noster-rew ; Hannay, 63, Oxford-street; Starie, Titchborne-srn hill, treet, IlaYmarket ; Gordon, 146, L eadenhall-street ; Mann, 23, Co Or free by post for forty-two stamps, from the author's residence, who may. be consulted on these disorde rs personally, or by leiter, daily, trial, OP tai tWOs awl from az till eight, _.....-------. 3 YOUNG' °2l-. No ffice, , 11 4 the coati - -• • On the lons o f the income-tax will be amply discussed in Committee, a process which begins next Friday, the Bill for its reim position was read a second time last night without a division. Mr. Spooner, however, improved the occasion with a really telling recital of all the opinions which her Majesty's Ministers and other distinguished individuals had volunteered on the subject of the tax, when their judgments were less warped than they are under present circumstances. Our readers are already fax with the edifying discrepancies to be detected by comparing certain remote passages of Hansard with the present policy of Lord John Russell, Sir Charles Wood, Sir George Grey, Mr. Hawes, and their colleagues. The best excuse for this tergiversation is to be found in its universality, there being hardly a man who does not think it right to vote for the income-tax the moment his sympathies are with the spoiler, instead of the despoiled. Mr. Mentz and Mr. Freshtleld spoke last night a good deal to the purpcae, though not exactly to the same pur pose as Mr. Spooner; so they were all three taunted by S.r Charl6 - i - with the diversity of their objections. The county Member prineted against the pressure of the tax upon lard, while the town Member felt more heavily the " 13 PositIon of a property-tax cn the precarious profits or trade. Granting that - there was so - nse ground for the retort, an inconsistency between n town and a county Member is not quite so remarkable as between the same man out of office and in cfficc—betwceu twelve Opposi tionists and a doz.:n Ministers, who turn cut to be the very same persons. But we are disposed to take a very charitable view of these inconsistencies. They spring oat of the nature of the tax itself, which encourages a variety of sentiment on its workine• and merits. Its great principle is a sublime equality—its practice is gross extortion ; on the whole, it levies froea property that which property ought to pay to the necessities of the State, and otherwise, perhaps, Would not pay; yet almost as often as not it makes poverty do the duty of property; it appeals to generosity, and offers a premium to dishonesty ; it exempts, and ther e f ore bribes the working classes, but does them thereby a double injury —first, by preying on the capital whichiiiistishheigngenetrahel fund of industry—and, secondly, by dnn interest felt by the working classes in public affairs. The tax is submitted to as a matter of necessity. If a high-spirited nation is reduced by a powerful neigh bour to the payment of tribute and other hard conditions, it knows that it must pay, and that bondage is better than extermiaation ; but that need not be inconsistent with an antipathy to the tribute as oppressive, unjust, ruinous, and degrading. The income-tax is a species of tribute levied on the few who may happen to possess more money, more land, more industry, or perhaps only more honesty than their neighbours. Such a tax may bogood enough in prin ciple and indispensable enough in practice, yet its most ardent admirer cannot be blind to its inequalities and scandals. Mr. Spooner represents an agricultural district. Els principal objection to the income-tax, accordingly, is a plain matter of fact of which half his constituents are only too cognizant. Take the not uncommon case of a landlord who was so fortunate as to let his land under lease, nine or ten years ago, to a farmer who expected the corn-laws to last to the end of the world. He let his land at 255. or 30s. an acre, and has been paying in come-tax accordingly, viz., at the rate of Bd. or 10d. an acre. That tax he is still paying, but meanwhile his rent has undergone a great change. On the expiry of the lease the tenant, disgusted or frightened with free trade, threw up the farm, and the land re mained in his hands a twelvemonth, to his great inconvenience, and very little profit. The landlord at last finds a tenant, who will venture to put himself tied his stock on the farm, and his seed into the ground, on condition that he pays only 12a. for the next three years, and has so much done for him in the way of draining, building, and so forth, that the landlord will be in luck to pocket the smallest balance out of that miserable sum. In fact, for the next three years his re ceipts will be almost nil. Yet he will pay his income-tax, either on the original 255. or 305., or on an estimate falling little below. That is the case of the landlord. The case of the tenant is much the same. During a run of agricultural depreciation, such as we have had lately, a sagacious and industrious farmer may easily find him self at the end of each year poorer than he was a twelve month since, yet he must go on paying by a rule which, if not wholly irrespective of agricultural vicissitudes, follows them rather tardily and indirectly. He must pay tax upon half his rent, though perhaps that rent itself is more than he can pay. While he is preparing to throw up his farm—perhaps while his stock is being given away at a sale by auction, the tax-gatherer steps in with his little account. Of course, ho will fret and complain, and send his case to his representative, if he has one with a heart for such sublunary afflictions. We are not pretending to say that it is easy to find good rule for taxing a farmer's profits, nor do we agree with Mr. Spooner that there is much hardship in the stock paying property-tax as well as the land; but when that stock has suffered such a depreciation that tho farmer can no longer bold it, we are not able to deny his right to complain of the income-tax. At all events, we cannot be surprised that Mr. Spooner should make a grievance out of a case really so deplorable. Mr. Muntz, on the other hand, represents a borough in which, during the last nine years he has seen a few ups and downs. But during that period, probably, the wort constant item in the tradesman's books has been the income-tax, which ho has paid all the same, whether en profit or on loss. Men in trade meet this tax in dif 'erent ways. They who are over anxious to sustain , heir rejnitalpn return themselves at . Afore , Lau they in kleer to sustain their credit. We have it from I"Ceimmissioner of Pitt's income-tax that for five years a Baltic merchant entered his profits at 10,0001. a year; cad living, as ho did, at a great rate, and enlarging his business daily, the only question was whether the return was suilicient. At the end of the five years the merchant failed, and it then Lippe aced that ho never had been really sol vent, nor hal he realized a profit on the transactions of ,ne single year. He bad thus paid 5,000/. to Govern ment, not from his own profits, but irons the capital of his unfortunate creditors, who had themselves been pay ing income-tax all the time, and to whose false security the bankrupt's annual return to the income-tax had ma !erially contributed, for it is needless to say it had not been kept secret, either by the bankrupt or the assessors er the collectors of the tax. A more numerous class, however, combine appearances with economy, by making return far below their real profits, and then avowing, if net boasting, that they have done so. A merchant says boldly, " Considering the risks and uncertainties of trade—considering the necessity of insuring myself, considering that a great part of my profits are not on regular trade, but on occasional speculations, I only re turn such and such a sum, though, as it happens, I have made three times as much this year." This may seem very dishonest, but there are cases where it is al most a necessity to do so, inasmuch as an over return would betray the speculative character of the trade. We purposely abstain from complica ting the question, though continually complicatedrae in fact, by referring to the combination of regulart thed with irregular speculations out of trade, in whichisses on profits of one have been swallowed up the other or vice versa. We refer only ll to a l r a e a ys be that the e ula o r trade, and, without going beyond it, ther d e . wr r and occasional mix Aire of losses and gains, of or transactions, that a tradesman . may m e a ls! ' almost any re sisa sacrifice of re turn that he pleases. No busniesl, s m a t l o w o a , y In an increasing business the re ir tletdr there i y s a the a reinvestment ysltsa er fice of f income,for the business is en a , profits; in a decreasing business capital, for in order so a ugment the returns it is neces sary to dispose of stock with more haste than is gene rally advantageous. Ile are not surprised, then, to h ear men in business say . that it is impossible to make a true return; but if it is impossible to make a true return, it mu st be very easy to make one ostentati ous l y or igno rantly cac‘ssive, o r fraudulently bel ow th e true mark. This, we think, will sufficiently justify the line which Mr. Mentz has taken on the subject, and will explain. what Sir Charles seems to think the extraordinary inci dent of a county Member and a town Member of the same county, and a mover and a seconder of the same amendment, betraying an apparent discrepancy of argu ment. THE ROBBERY AT WALTHAIfABBEE COMMITTAL OF THE PRISONERS. WALTILUI ABBEY, APRIL 29.--The cireurustancts attending this case appeared this day to have lost no thing of the interest that has been manifested on the for mer occasions, for long before the hour named for busi nesso the doors and a pp roac h es to the County Cour i t o wore n to crowded with persons anxious to obtain adraia: hear the proceedings. A few moments after h doors to sail ea were opened the court was almost crowded ere _ charits tion. The magistrates in attendance vi John Sneed Preston, Esq. (chairman of the bench).s„d John Par- Davis, Esq., John Griffiths, Esq., nell, Esq. The prisoners, George Rowe, be from Ilford gaol, broJuoglin Cornish, Charles Eve, and Jesse Griffiths, wer9 the governor of the in the custody of Mr. J. Anderson,,i pre _ ev ?-i e u n Th e e l , and Mr. Massey hay prisoner, at an early hou a r t , t a t r, __a! " veil O'clock cisely they wore placed After some lengtheonbed la for Griffiths, ing addressed the . bench would not press for a commit- Mr. Bodkin said _, E ve , but should in the case of tho commit ment to prison against other three. t h e prisoners said they should reserve Th e whole of their defence• magistrates, after retiring a short time, said they The Eve on his entering into his own meg ld discharge would to , ppe ar to any c arge that might be preferred nisances • him. The other prisoners, Rowe, Cornish, and a g ainst were then fully committed to take their trial at Griffith s ' the ne xt autumn assizes. 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