The Sun. — London, England, 1851-10-16 00:00:00

ie ; if t b4 :l 50 1 ' N ee. - I - ;Lolls" at I° ' wo rboi Led. - /4 ecl 6 Sol; WO gro ceff :corrio% acr e° „y, oor t be 4Lnt a t 1 6 1 I ' v/ea is etu,: If. 13(lb 5 1ine e d: , n tioo des t! , 00 alo• - y ZB i"" diseP " .do hetol(l' ,en to nr• I o °l 4o f 99,,0 to tb e the 11 11 d ell k . tb§ pd the ° . eoc l e id 301 39- to lge o vg PS 6 IO III . spa ' ;T , ve re. g ht Electr l ng• n ow re red d o; 11 be% ifter r lero g tlio erg d ge ° ad' the 03 0 I toe otor the too 03. .... 0 .• .. oil , ..... ire; 10 144 , An- 901 at e t e g At ieg .1 1 lig r Iso ll 4 , one ;Off r toptiotool le, 01°1 1 )f 063 OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. October , 1851. Me Princi pal Officers o f h er Majesty's Ordnance do her 6 eby give w.,that th ~„ —eY are read to dispose of, to such persons as , Itly mor.,„,snuo tender for thh same, a coantity of old IRON (WA., Which i-. ' ' LL4 ' , &C., In store at the Royal Arsenal at Woola, i ' . i e cl,_ it oi , , 4 7/e been divided into lots, and may be viewed upon apt) i < '''71,,.._ ~ 0 tne St orekeeper at that place any day (Sundays , - .;xcepted) 0.1 alp e day fixed for the delivery of the Tenders. iliin"t_tetioe Of the several Lots may be obtained \ 17 00v, - 2r i . ' i ' ell ' 1 : tile p r i nc l ,!ne purchasers, at the Storekeeper's Office, theat Sec re iltWnbe"rtoefe,,,i. Pall-mall; where ' the Tenders for the whole or any tk e , , Lne nextts are to be delivered, on or before Saturday, th November By Order of the Board, G. BUTLER, Secretary. , - ,ORDNANCE FISHERIES. I.,knea,,,:cieTtlpbet LET, from Ist January, 1852, for a period of Three tosixresumption by the Master-General and Boa ent .w.:,__. after lionthe notice, the portions of the Governm fi A ,,,,, e r , at Waltham Abbey and Enfield, described in the Lots un -"Leralorsed : & Lot .ron t th Corn Mill Stream at Waltham Abbey, commencing kill e Fence Corn Newton's Pool to the Bridge near the Corn cip o c alled the Abbey Bridge ; and also the Water from the corner Lotl e r i s ' llll .lane to the Gate leading into Edmondsea Marsh. fen ce ~4 fora the Post opposite Rainmey Lock to the boundary r.r the Lower island, awl from the Sul. , hur Kiln t . o the e. Site itZallerY a the west side; also from the aforesaid Post °pp the o.,„„__MeY Lock front the Lower Island Works to a Post at LoiTuenceraent of the 31,1 i-head of the Small Arm Manufactory. Atkin ~_T h e Old River Lee from the Tumbling Bay below the WaterB-'.'.. Manufactory to the extreme boundary of the Ordnance - 4 won ..fl f , ‘ .o,_f Tender, and further particulars may be had on appll- Vrittt t e ,'" Te EePtity Ordnance Storekeeper, at Waltham Abbey, l'esp et fec i ! to Lots 1 and 2, and to the Storekeeper at Enfield with hi1.r4, 1 1. - '°t 3, or at the Office of the Secretary to the Board n Vif* t i, Lyee tween the hours of Ten and Four o'clock. nce, Pali addressed to the Secretary to the Board of Ord lett4i;f_i_Mall ; or to the respective officers, .Valtham Abbey, to reatitteiniat either place on or before the 25th Yovember next, l'etittp: the corner, " Tender to Rent Ordnance Fisheries." *Will be r eceived for any one or more of the Lots. Offte,° , By order of th e B oar d , ~nln_ _ ance, O c t o b er 6, 1851. G. BUTLER, Secretary. Q . . On3r -- CEof the GAR LIGHT and COKE COMPANY, 19, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, NOT ICE London, Oct 14, 1851. tc,4l yzARLy GENERAL COURT of the Proprietorsof ne th x i t s , ~, ...ev er , „,_, e . held on FRIDAY, the 7th day of November__ 1% Imidge,y. clock in the Forenoon, at Radley s note , seP, __c_';.. NI „„zt, Illackfrias, in the city of London ; ant that, for v. ~,I ' Deb, to tb e r l Y. tbe lialf.yearly Accounts of the Company b b °s tile 12.1213eetiou of the Proprietors, on as order signed by three '%.,„. 1 "C0tice1 3 1,"". int Etilr,Y also given, that at the same Meeting, kt l !'t be r, . T ION - of AUDITORS will take place ; , - " e etnent . ' 4lr ed, it Will continue open for four hours from its c i • and, shou o lla . . . By order, "Illtikpe Chaii, ...„, CHARLES BURLS, `nu be taken at Twelve o'clock prec i s ely,,!" -, 1110reittert adlnitteA - Secretary. . ' _ IVIITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE • COMPANY. 1, Princes -street, Bank, London. stio ow Cu,- e„,,, t Established August 1, 1837 . -41 44 x....„ ", 'l' Special Act of Parliament, 4th Viet., cap. 6, ,'..,, „ Ll`'nel ROBERT ALEXANDER, b ' • 1 !..A.Nl` AGES OF THIS INSTITUTION. Blackheath Park, tirtrigßa sawedltCredit Rates of Premium. „. hair ' 4 , eit h -. the ~,according to these rates are allowerlcredit tk u , g i ntere st a '" c tmt of the first seven annual premiums, with p.t h ., or th.ereon at the rate of five per cent. per annum, 1)Off th e ~ j'alurtg off the arrears of premiums, at any ti c, or rags 4 7°nt deducted from the sum assured when the policy ' • e . aka. cj, l / ' hble Por Sentra Loans and Debts. Nelk th opted espe c t• it g ip.. fullest ,__ a 3 for the securing of Loa b n u s t a i n r d ad D u e al b l t y s, i b n y . tgimPremt urn 7curlty is obtained on very low, rfro„„'el rein,. • Agtillonth,ieriiWie thout the exaction of a fine, at any time within 4, MI Of b ir filth remain unimpaired. I tt e u ot th, ectos attendance daily at Two o'clock. It Al attt"cl I ncvery case admitted in the Policy. 4 i , ts., 'anta remunerated in all cases for their reports. -t4alpreVact from the MI eA, Rates of Premium. lint required f orla Cr A d ss i nrance of 100/. for the whole , Term of Life. Age . Half Premium for ''''""--....................... Se ven Years. I WhT,e,Pernemyeivamrs.after ao to to t s. d. 1 1 9 1 9 2 2 2 6 8 6 8 £ s. d. 2 3 6 2 18 4 4 5 0 6 13 4 E. R. FOSTE ANDREW Fl R, Resident Director, RANCIS, Secretary. 44 faltz AT ---""5"......................_____._ 411 Iti i BITION and the ROYAL POLYTECHNIC lott kur, INSTITUTION. tOlt A,. — ' l4 t„,_bePosits at the Great Exhibition will, in 1 4 so —.. be lectured on at the blit ltioti.,_ ti e Aress 6 t , UL TTEHN IC IN STITIITIO A N : b 7, il n 2 t Ira ti . 11 „,,' Lectures are by J. H. Pepper, Esq., on h; cin l „ ? . ),-.. ths; e XhlbiZ" leStee n the llanufactares of the United Zteni ' l ettr ....ng In th Cry tai ' Palace • and by Dr Bachhoffner ,: f er las ... N. Q i al f k ,eta . Ihe peposi s ts — there, illu . s•rat,d by a o sp f l t e h n e dt o d i s y e: Snat t Ziero, - , 0 . 4t0 S Specimens. —The Exhibition Iti ci '4t-11114e . t l ina gnifYing objects upwardsof G l a o s o, e o x o p O lai ti n m e es d. / 1144 . 1:141",:, ) , 1 1'th e 4eat economy of Cooking by 1,, ocia r ,t , tort' of the Harp, by Frederick Chatterton, ~ '' v eer 144 1-,,l4B.trations.—A. Series of splendid Dissolving C PS d.„_ jui n „' lv 'n, X Bell, Ike. tlll , -. fl'or,l',,. s'on, la'' Schools, Half-price. ' 4l llf. llail - Plist Ten to Five, and every Evening from peat T en Past HlNTS , t4.„ 4 .„,,,.ty.,,k.i w t A gs, i , zi , on GENERATIVE littl t i - •Vi, 4 , llrrp c OtriNESS and their attendant Corn takitelt cen ior.c`,l7l,:ittalqoitot f re ' e ' B Z•R ih d.S., &c., ' with plain directions for uaLt o e u r r o s f o 7 Charg e es e t x nVe i r e a n te e t o o ft ll q . 14 !It. gar 2,Y. Two, and Six to Nine (no fee), at 49, ' e n. Females azivised, by correspondence Alitl es - - - 4V4TED DISSOLUTION OF s,Not s ,,,,._ PARLIAMENT. ' - 1e,,._ the - , AIE kb "gkki i , .r, a tou ...1 , 1 OF THE PEOPLE. a gys i ga d reb:Lthe People Not he who talks of reform, And out iii. cls ,„.Nan"°lllaent—not he who is always calling AlttaiT4lie -- e and see evils and correct them 6 .2 , t he tki rlz llioney. „.e . orruption, but the man who actually ei l g t kAsj,Zbieei of l othi ag 1: e w as h ie e r e 't a l n ian to excite the multitude l Cr the 4 ho te al artileir real or supposed wrongs, to rouse their fe a e a 7IN e beotqln redr e ,,M, Aginary evils but the man who sets in man „, /t ertr i ,, 4 lts t ,. P.v e - ,.. n g Wrongs and correcting evils, is the real f it kitip t, one, 114 w. _ wi lt ,. ` l es ' ll e tr as - " 50 3' who wore a coat felt del -0y the cost o to , ~ e his income was limited, he was forc b ed a tli at tills gh lt 43 TabbY ; and moreover, if he happened to uy___ trt t h il i s laiT, Ns B :" n a bbY very s ' oon Now, E. MOSES and SON : 41 1:4 1 Y h „" e Was I : many years ago and removed it. They saw ,55i,,,,, tht,f,',ot oily Posed upon, and they gave the people an fop :Tel tttf,2 ll h p 3o ing half the money laid out in dress, but fur ii 4„,- 1 .." the - i i.;"'entis that looked twice as well and wore twice kr,,, ett k0,),,,0,%,41°ne,r they had been in the habit of paying. E "I,Z tO 1,1 1 11 th,t l° YM an immense capital that they might buy its s " istlrk - wer t ,, - "est Market in large quantities, and paid ready e l, e ttli,. - lks teT h e P t ie•P, and 1t4.-'11,14-.A7,thelr re. 'e- s they give the advantage of their blisth to 'Qom, ,-;: public. cry be—" MOSES ! . the ti,. iht,,,"eln b", • • for h r• - 0 has saved the people millions, besides Let t anY one step into the r _ 4,-,, , 4„,, i zzt t ,, ,T..-, Palace of industry at the corner of the Afino i enormous esta- S N s ‘ge A n nart iti Into their West -end establishment (New Oxford- Its., Bat t :'i assep,_ eet i , th eir judge for themselves. They will there tl,-e e io , ggt,,, • nent of winter' clothing for all classes that was -st i t ~ ,b s, 2 ev ery 4 ,... 'S .lotsati ' from which ,_ lele marked with the price, - .. Ilskt:rk,,,, s., and n t those who see can believe It to ba y goods w one but quality Saturday at the price. riltlig ohst I.lBtitestabllsh en t wit b s e pl closed on evening 'Ple 20th . ' a nu WillM resume bus iness as usual on Monday 140,. Nis' b ...litj, t e , • MOSES and SON, -- ` 1 " SS, Aki,.s..",llshraent, 154 155 156 and 157, Minories, illi, ke 4 1 , 0 „ ...Le, opposi, t he Church, . a illa,.,""i-end , D t o the Church, all communicating. il - stre - ranch 5 Nt o et, all ~,,,..2 06 , 507, 508, New Oxford-street, 1,2, rd ' , I. ..atiniCating. 4441 41 ( 1 t " e 11 tph ranch: ranch, 19, Bridge-street. uurze p._ r e elOthi ers "gate. ' A il ,: . "aene ' Il atters g Boot and Shoe rei 0, 4 ., , osiers, Farriers, Ir de l , ; siabli sh „ . ' , ltem for Ladies and Gentlemen. hat, bu s ies are closed from suns et Friday to sunset Fla- N'a'medb Is N'a'med till T, o'clock. eULIThb,-- Aziete,u l ,_ . --e t) e bid - -- Qf 4 , -4 w ELL'S NEW WORKS. c ke igh t ,,7t; It - An : h erwood, 23 Paternoster-rew ; Carvalho; —4 4 , 44 1 7' a 9, corahill ; or direct from the asithor , ~,,,,,abY Post, ls. 6d. etite4lhaithate-f Ortittwr OF LIFE. ~'4l4,eittx.:l-...p.,,iy zeation, and rational Use of Time." 11 1 Pi t Ult Rill in g -- SPring and Summer Mornings—E:- ,at_,...4 44 b elch tii ._ ~ , rone et London—The Parks, Lanes, Hlll5, ,„. 4 4 e4lakbles_lr.:4,lroads, and other pleasant places —Country -, tas,,,,Prs z '''" Saa—London at Night—Evening. at Home ft— % P. tin Drinking UDati a g, , Sleeping , Bathing, Air, ,ih,,, • on g r „ ., 40. 4 ' tri ait -'Cik krre 1...... n. -..utt TEE MOUNTAINS. Tern Volk , Tt.,. - 1141(EB ; Vol I. BIZETCII H, 'or EDINBURGH, a& 1 4.ku vol. n., c icria,Ait IZEIT ; REMINISCENCE i OP e 4 DIT)IL IN , gr.e. 4 th IVII AT 141 .., 111. thr te ... - DRINK, AND AVOID. ,t.aly‘dolir ren,l... - ure Years and ten o mane may rm.' 'ha " Il liat " aim ur c ) of ner- Nt h ._ Il ir b ed h c ,..,_ est every form (cause and cure o 51, 1 ' "seta th e and enfeebled constitution, that harasses 704 e tc , with - ra an of pleasure, business, dy, and ern _ 1,1,..,_, tables and rules for the diet and physical MP -4-'4Bl life. . . IV. ii n.... THE PASSIONS. at tNe. l ,*vrath e r ;ross hart the body—what impron, • be;se i ° Ml ' r n caned aa Athens ever heard." lltiat ak °MI ' eh Lanl age, Prom infancy to old age. The advent _ &rid astity and The casualties of rlakee.T. di at , _ its infringements. narrative, NIA% A d "'Won, with illustrations, graphic , °arra • ' v ocasY of early Huirriages. V. 1 1: 0 41 4431 ; To bers3:E_ l!fAltitIAGE STATE. ;totiettriet 4 , 711 / 40 ; 4 4 :A to ob t i , i e a t t il o a ns t i ss o tpe cit t i ur eton s . o l ety, and re -1,1;1p,, t:Lboh 81 1 ,1 11 a g e, e , to be observed by either sex. Time and ths - "Ale, . de - ,,,,,, e7 c heaCtl,'„,, ss .,„,io ago, temperament, complexion, and V** *.e. -- "wifenesi;_"'"Pring, with the art of rearing them. lb? R. J, "uu ha removal. Sterility and its conversion. l k .4) .. otrt,,,„ kZter i. ''''",.,14,-,..;:atIVELL, M.D. (1841), M.R.C.S. (1827), L.S.A. 6 I(CeZeD'tion.i,„""s M Nileal anA "'crowds. Referee in tbess - .10U. 0 1,._ -- nra daily till Five. Evenings, Seven till -.., Regent -street. to Tyr Trip kit I, •-• SILENT FRIEND. Ith„:"Lrflßo ~,,,'"GUAGES FORTIETH ED/TION. bat it E , 114 bY Ow„ El FOR PREVENTION OF DISEASE. Imo, mindred 4 WI, rlk 1:11SQ D . natomical Colonred Ertgravings. ICATIONS, GENERATIVE INCA -011 IM ew er . ED I MENTS TO MARRIAGE. wte tax s the Establish ti a t Ta t n to pahm l9 e 6 nt, par 6d p . ri in ce st l. p 6d s. . by post, from tea ' NV RIEND , a Medical Work on e on wi Tilg on ce, 4 0, 11 . d Physical decay of the system, produced by NNit by b:T ire c ti e ,: r i ll -sequences of infection, or the abuse of ittl l t it. 'lr'tttioos or the use of the preventive lotion, f 01-4; 4; e e B,krfttratod M trriag, anci the disqualifications which NLe w " 0 0„ e o 5',100 Coloured Engravings. By ft. and L. ..114 a _n. B,,psultlng Surgeons 19 erners-set, OxfordJOn- Iv V:Rer. 1,4",,bY Strange, 21, Paternoster-row; Hannay, Farrin,A"lfo,l-atram (41 1 on 146, Leadrmhall-street ; tbsce , sa ~ sr ds 67, scriltreet ;W. Sutton, ' lO, Bow Church-yard ; ititZlltat I .t.4 e r Crnhll ;Itulsc_hurch-yard ; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; R. A..1'4 4 1 1 01114 i f of the and SiinPkin, Stationers' Hall-court. t ,. hottra, A — '.toto, ana phytuotogy of toe re-productive kgets t4e consequencesd Engravings. itilvq, their 1 resulting from excessive in ". E , ,, s elt), ~,..,_aniontable effects on the system, producing RiC.T //1 1-onettio_A—'s4fts, nervous excitement, and generative treat, 0 1'..,hY 10 Explanatory Engravings. thaT4. l : seo en4 r a diseases resulting from infection, either in I n* Thi s 1.7 (diseases and contains explicit directions for it illtt v Dr. section is illustrated by 62 Coloured Eng' av t I' 4 Plior t64llB aRe tin b y ~.,,,-nsedY for the Prevention of Disease by a *1 12,%. o . o:L e votoq Bch the danger of infection is obviated. h ad tally..nc o. nsideration of marriage, and ita do eatb,._oo,4n critiuctive union are also considered, and the R A ,, op phil osophically inquired into. ra ti ;?ttl e. loci; STmacust is exclusively employed in Th e ces anal debility Ik, 1 ls. and 335. 1;a t eLti r perig2_ ntrated De terAveEssence, an anti-syphilitic pa;°s4 c ruptf e '''`g the i c ons, a nd blood in cases of infection, secondary elh, o s the ause of 1, at e tn . c ertain . yt h , spew , rag"rcury, 1335. per tms ,,k r emedy ft, "c Pills, 2s. 9d. 4s. 6c1., any' • lls. In Z..lita de` noo f th _ gonorrhcea, gleet, stricture, d ou,te.,_.`oetety.tatt the oladder. Consultation fee, if by letter, ",4rtt0',..40„„_ Packet:, cSSS 13 required: age, habits, and pest e`!'set:r.2_llr, attendant ik w_,l advice, to be had at the Fsta f,(7ndoh, fr ` 11 " 11.. is saved 34casre. Pern, nth_ oatdaily, at 19, Berners-street, Oxford tg 0 /4 7° 4 till Two, and rive to Eight; oa Sun- , ( ---- , 2 . .. . :., o 4 ~... re...„....,, ,,4 • ~,A,.......) .- e id.,,,,,c,-2, -,,....,_ G Gi irc ,, ((ie L i . , , it h i e n m ) p le General, _ ~.. ~ . , .0, wool _ ..., ~. • CVA% . . . ''. 0 , , ~..._ ' , 1..,, , ...,., • - --..,.*. 4 , , ....- „ '' . 1 `,"t )1 ~____---*---- , •4r: i , /✓ Ay es ; \ , I, 7ke , Al, ~..., ktft‘z, 1 / 4 . •.,,.., , I - - cilf( ' 6 . 4. - ,t7j ,, At . Godfrey, MPasra. (Ghezepore). oil of :,es go:1 ie,,,, , -,--;;r4,,,--.; '''i . .. ,P ~ ,- 7 ~ ' r atz. Steiermark Silk-worm Breeding Association al, \ ',`"7 sj..- 'l , -; - - ...s - " L I .L .2 " 0 ". 1 ' ($-*,,: \ 1,,- ' " , - 2 5 ;'eft-il - o 4.t's 1 ..& ?•1 - OtalloL , --- , \Yr' -- zc,tZt) , At , ..., - v,„ ~ _ ~, . ~ 7 ' . ie ~\\ , ,'. - "A -ai; 1 ' -,- ---' A ...:- —,%,' ' , /i tk - f - ',f , r '' i p $ , ; ' ? , A. t ''' 1 , de. 4 l#' breed of silk-worms . . A i ,. 1' 4 4 'r , l ij - '--, ' ~,,,/.1 ~ -,,, ,_ „, , ,,-.4.- ~,,-,-,- -, . ------_ -.-. -.-,.:-; -• • N„ - -~+ , ~ .q 'll -• • ~, ~...t .1, 4 4 .4 - - ', ' I ''''" C 1 -..', .... . / i N: 4 k . . ,I ' / , .4" Gwslior, 11. 11. The Maharaja, Rao &India of, fixed oil ... 4 N 3 , -,- , 1 , , ~ ~ - ley 4',12 -_-..ik,, \ ,_—_... 41 ‘,-`,, a .,..7 .- , - eA5fc.,....:;. - k- , . , :, , ,, -- ---- 0 • - - -' l .- --?.,„/ ' ~ - -1 1 ,,z ). scp. le; • , -r, -,/ ~ , ,-t •-' o-- • ' 4, 11 NI 7 " - 7" I \k__4= - L I ' ~..7.;_ _,.*h- - --s-tt . 7 ,*) -, - 01. - ,...- -15 '''" , e,--.4.,-' - /.,,.,,, ... , ,1,i. , ..-„, , ,,-., c. _:. - ZtOIT .- _rn _ sthitn, Captain W. H., woods Hailer, J. C., wheat starch Hammond, W. P. curl Co., collection of Siam produe Hampton, W., cotton Hardy, A., cottons Hero, E. F., essential oils, &c. Harris, Lord (Governor), produce of Trinidad Harrison, R. and J., collection of woods Hentig, Borneo cotton Hernandez, J., wool Hicks, George, Tillandsia usnoides Ilillas, F., purified oils Holmes, G. L.. cotton Holtzar ffel and Co., collection of woods for turning Hood, R. V., woods Ho:chkiss, H. G. and L. 8., oil of peppermiat llnffnagle, Dr. (Calcutta) series of limo &O. llugues, jun, essential oil Hunter, Dr. (Madras), vegetable fibres Jacquet, II , and Co., silk Jaeger, W., and Co., silk Jame, Bianchi, sni Daseigneur, silk Jardine, D. (C alcutta), silks Jennings, —, silks Jenkins, Major F., Assam produce Jeypore, the Raja, attar of roses Jocadah Factory, the proprietors of, indigo Jones, J. R., cotton Joncsi J. V., cotton Jones, 0., and Co. (Class III.), starch from rice KauffiLa m rin m , s A , a t. na w t o o o m d i s seci plants Joubert Bonnaire and Co,, hemp liarnovitch, E., flax Ke Kis y ible:ay P rEn .r r ge. o Eui Professo r dlls,Cotro.rh t he Raja a (Madras), ad o r f s fi ) x , efidx oils i d l s oils Kimber, A., M., and Co.. wool King, ,owilso,ols fixed and volatile Kotah, the Raja of, collection of raw produce Krashenenekoff, hemp Kupfer, wool Lai Larisch Monnich, ° c l o be Laine-Laroche and Max-Richard, hemp Lep l C l a ec ou t tl' i n o s n tilkil o; Lazire and Lacroix, dye colours Lea Leclerc Brothers, hemp and flax Lefevre, Elizae, wool Lepori, T., silk Lindenberg, J., vegetable wax Lisinsk Forest Institution, birch oil, turpentine, &o. Loule, Marquis de, collection of woods Lubbert, E., wool Luttwitz, Baron von, flax M'Arthur, Colonel, collection of wools Mackenzie Brothers (Bengal), silks Macleod, W. W., cotton M'Nair, —, indigo M•Nair, W. (Surdah), silks M‘Naughten, woods Madrid, The Cabinet Botanical Garden of, collection of Cuba woods Manuel, C. cotton Markwick, M., " spongio-piline' fabric Martinez, P., hemp Maryland, The State of, collection of proclaim Meeherdetz Djezairlioglu, silk Meneville and Robert, silk Mercurio, H. J., oils Mero, C. D., essential oils Merriweather, J. 8., cotton Mevisscn, G., flax Milligen, J., collection of raw produce Millner, R. collection of Irish wools Mittrowsky, Count Anton von, wools Molinee, L., silk Montfort, F., silks Montigny, G. de, dyes Montreal Central Commission, collection of Wools Morin, cottons Moses, Son, and Davis, tallow Molter, C., dyes Mourgue and Co., silks Murcia, the province of, silk-worm gut Nailor, J., cotton Nordlinger, Professor, collection of woods Nordmann, G. L . wool Nouri Mehemet, Pacha, silk Oswego Starch Factory, starch Outridge, J., collection of woods Parlett and C., oils Paulaky J. (Broussa), silk Pelissier, C., cottons Pellouz, Brentano, and Co., silk Perkins and Brown, wool Philippine Islands, Economical Society of, abron sttik• stances Pieris ' T. A., collection of oils and gums Pope, J., cotton Preston, J. and Co., flax Prins, C. C., potato starch Qnerini, Giovanni, silk Rambouillet, National Sheepfold of, wool Ravagli, P., silk Rea, E. collection of resins Read and Meakins (Montreal), hard wool R2bow, J. Gurdon, wool Regard Brothers, silk Rey and Co., silks Richer, F., wool Kier, Peter, silk Ripalda, Count, hemp Rouxel, F., flax Russ and Co., silk Rafe, L., starches Rufin, Alfred, flax Sainte, Messrs., Calcutta, cocoa-nut oil Saragossa, Agricultural Society of, collection of produce Saunders, W. W., collection of woods Scheibler and Co., silk Schomburgk, Sir R., collection of produce Schr,mberg Yarn Spinning Mill, hemp Scboneveld and Westerbaan, starch Scoti, Brothers, silk Scott, —, Sherolan, Mount Lebanon, silk Scott, E. and Co., collection of woods Seabrook, W., cotton Semenoff, J. and Fa!eyeff, Alexis, and Bashes, ha/tisk/as. Shier, D., starch, cavassa Sidi Mabmoud Benyad, collection of native produce Smith, Captain (Assam), munjeet Smith and Son, lichen and cudbear Speeds, starch Steinbach, J. J., starches Steinbock, A., samples of oils St. Übery, collection of woods Stntchbury, J. S., woods and oil Tao Nui, collection of woods, &c. Tandler, Stefan, wood fibre Teissier du Cros, L. and E., silk Thompson, Rev. Z., woods Tulloch, Lieut.-Colonel (Commissary-General of Ms• dras), fixed oils and collection of woods Tucker, R. G. (Class III.), British gum Technological Institute, collection of woods Ullesdorf, Flax Retting Establishment, flax, &o. Valencia, the Agricultural and Commercial Society of, collection of raw produce Vanbogaert, J. 8., flax and hemp Van Der, Gon Netscher, A. D., cotton Van Geeteruyen, C., starch Van Riet, I'. J., hemp Van Wiele, J. 8., flax Verbeock, P. J., flax Verhelst, F., hemp Verza Brothers, silks Violette, J. H. M., charcoal Vizianagram, Rajah of, fixed oils Volkhonsky, Prince, hemp and starch Wat ion, (Surdah), silks Weber, L. (Java); vegetable fibre Welcker, A. C., potato starch Weston, W.. oils, &c. White, —, flax Whitesides, (Hobart Town), collection of woods Wight, Dr., collections of various specimens of cotton Wood and Bedford (Class II ), lichens and dyes Wright, L. W. and Co., flax and China grass Yun-See (of Shanghai), silk Zavagli, P., silk. [PRICE D. HONOURAULE MENTION. Abbas Pacha, cotton and linseed oils, and Mako Dolton Abdourza-Maram Ogli, native cotton Abramoff, J., Cashmere hair A ffourtit, G. L., silks His Royal Highness Prince Albert, Cashmere wool Alcaide, M. G., cochineal Algiers, Commission of Woods and Forests, corki Algiers, Delegate of, vegetable fibres Allon, H., albumen from eggs Allon, J., tanning substances Almeida, Pretenca, olive oils Almeida, Silva, and Co,, olive oil Almeria, The Governor of, olive oil Astell and Co., silks Augan, M., gum Ba s i p ti o e n 9, g F es . and Co. (Nassau), Balfour, Major (Madras), collection Bahuet, A., silks Barral, C., silks Barras Brothers, silks colleocftiownoodiof Woods and Barbarikin, M., flax Burre and Buster, starch Bachrich, J.,_ amadon Bastian, M, flax Sapp and Co., amadon 'fie Larsonhier, and Chentat, wool Bernovi , Benouvr..e, Berenguer, J. 8., cochineal B Be a n ta e l s h , a' F A. s M., Berretta, Daniell, silks Becker, 7 1 Fi cuol nt s t i k °nP s s I Bevington and Son, tanning substances Bezroukavikoff Sokoloff, A., prepared horse-hair Bienert, D., and Son, wood Bihet, H., glue Blyth, Hamilton, and Blyth, feathers Borde, J , oils ' Bouxwiller, Joint-stock Mining c om pany, glue Bonnal, V., and Co., silks Bccken, H., and Co., starch Bolzani, A. M., silks Borzono, J., silks Bouasse, Lebel, and Co., gelatine Broadalbane, Marquis of, woods Braine, C. T., silks Bretes, M. F„ white wax Brotherton and Co., oils Brroowwnn andan dPos o o i n ls (Class III.) Eitax4 3 h B Brunger, A., Co. ,ax Praneaux and Son, wool Brunsden and Shipton, gums Buchanan, A., woods N ° .18,429.] LONDON, THURSDAY "-- -1 ; 4 NOTICE. Just published, crown Hvo., cloth, IGs., A BD-EL -KADER. A POEM. In SIT CANTOS. By VISCOUNT MAIDSTONE. The best account of the Emir's career, and full particulars of the disgraceful breach of contract committed towards him by the French Government, Is to be found in the notes to this work. London : Cnapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly. JAMES'S E AT R E, KinLT-street, St. James's Under the Direction of Mr. Barnum, of New York. KATE AND ELLEN BATEMAN', (Only Eight and Six years of age.) Last Night hit Two. THIS EVENING, The performances will commence at a Quarter pact Seven, with PERFECTION. fir Lawrence ParagoTi, Mr. GranLiy; Sam, `•lr. Artaud ; Charles Paragon, Mr. John - Webster : Kate O'Brien, Miss Villars ; Susan, Miss C. Tellett. _ . After whlch,Tfi E YOUNU SCAMP ; or, The Grandmother's Pet. Joseph (the Young Scamp), Kate Bateman. Pas Styrien by Madlle. Therese Cushnie and M. Milano. in addition to which will be produced an entirely new Petite Co rnedy (translated from the French of M. Scribe, " Le garriage En fantin," expressly for Kate and Ellen Bateman), entitled IfEDICINE always aggravates diseases, but DU 11,_ BARRY'S FOOD invariably cures them; indeed, Fifty Thousand Cures have been effected by DU BARRY'S Delicious RE VALENTA AftABICA FOOD, without medicine, inconvenience, or expense (as it saves fifty times its cost in other remedies). Cure No. 71. of Dyspepsia; from the mot lion, the Lerd Stuart De becies " I have derived considerable benefit from Du Barry's Revalenta Arablea Food, and consider it duo to yourselves and the public to authorise the publication of these lines. " STUART DE DECIES." Cure 49,832. " rifty years' indescribable agony from dyspepsia, nervousness, asthma, cough, cosatipation, flatulency, spasms, sickness at the stomach, and vomitings, have been removed by Du Barry's excel lent food. _ . _ MARIA JOLLY IVORTIIAM, Ling, near Diss, Norfolk." Cure No. 130. " Twenty-five years' nervousness, COnstipation, indigestion, and debility, from which I had suffered great misery, and which no me dicine could remove or relieve, have been effectually cured by Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica Food in very short time. " W. R. BEEVES, Pool Anthony, Tiverton." SEABORNE MAILS. [N signifies that the mails are sent from the General Post-office by the night—and M by the morning—elispateb.) When made up in From what When PLACES. General Post-office port die- due. London. patched. America (by Brit. pkt.)N Oct. 17 .. Liverpool • • Oct. 20 America (by U.S. pkt.) N Oct. 14 .. .. Liverpool .. Oct. 23 America (by U.S. pkt.) M Oct. 22 Southampt. Oct. 16 Africa (West coast).. N 14th of the month Plymouth Oct. 3 Alexandria* N 19th & 30th of mo. Dover .. Oct. 18 Belgium .. N Daily .• .. Dover .. Daily Brazil .. M 9th of the month Southampt. Nov. 16 Buenos Ayres •• M 9th of the month Southampt. Nov. 16 California(viaChagres) M 2d & 17th of month Southampt. Oct. 20 Cape of Good Hope N 14th of month Plymouth.. Oct. 3 Constantinople* .. 7th 17th 27th of mo Dover .. Oct 20 Central America .. M2d & 17th of mon. ISouthampt. Oct. 20 Channel Isles • • .. N ; Mon., Wed., & Fri. Southampt. Tn. Th. Sat Chili .. Mll7th of the month Southampt. Nov. 5 France & N;Twice daily .. .. Dover .. Twicedaily Greece* .. N! 7th 17th 27 th of mo Dover .. Oct. 10 Hamburgh N; Tuesday & Friday London .. Tues. Sat. Holland • • .. M; Wednes. Satur. London Moie.Thur. Honduras . N 17th of the mouth Southampt. Oct. 20 Ireland .. •• M& N Twice daily .. .. Holyhead .. Twicedaily India (via Southamp.) M;2oth of the month Southampt. Oct. 23 India( via Marseilles) N th& 24th ef month Dover .. Oct. 17 Mediterranean (via Southampton) .. M 20th of the month Southampt. ; Oct. 23 Mediterranean (via Marseilles) .. N Bth& 24th ofmonth Dover .. Oct. 17 Mexico 31:26 of the month.. Southampt. Nov. 6 Madeira .. M 9th of the month Southampt. Nor. 16 Malta* f ,7th,17th,19th,27th 1 Dover ;Oct. 18 / & 30th of month Naples* Nsth 15th 25th ofmo Dover .. Oct. 22 Papal States* Nlsth 15th 25th of mol Dover .. ;Oct. 21 Peninsular.. .. 5417th 17th 27th of mo Southampt. Oct. 26 Peru • • .. 17th of the month ISouthampt.lNov. 5 Tuscany* N sth 15th 25th ofmo i Dover Oct. 22 West Indies .. M 17th of the month Southampt. 'Oct. 20 West Indies (except Havanna & Nassau) M . 2d of the month Southatept. ,Nov. 5 * The mails to those c , French packet viol Marsei CALIFORNIA.—MaiIs to are now despatched and d !2d of the month .. ountries thus marl and from Californi Me by every Amer 'Sonthampt. !Nov. 5 Led (*) are conveyed by ia, via the United States ican packet. In consequence of the large number of passengers booked for Egypt and India on the 20th of October, the day the next India mail is dispatched from Southampton, two steamers, the Sultan and Pottinger, will leave that port for Alexandria on the above-named day instead of one. The mails will be taken out by the Potti nger . Thi s arrange ment will not interfere with the dispatch of an extra steamer to Alexandria on the 3d of November. MORTALITY in the METROPOLIS. NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGISTERED IN THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, OCT. 11, 1851. Epidemic, Endemic, and Contagious Diseases ...*242 Diseases of Uncertain Seat ... 45 Tubercular Diseases ... ... 173 Diseases of the Brain, Nerves, and Sen ses ... 97 Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels 44 Diseases of the Lungs, and other Organs of Respiration ... •-• ... 111 Diseases of the Stomach, Liver , and other Organs of Digestion... ••• ••• ••• ••• Diseases of the Kidneys, &c. ••• Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, &c. ... Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles Diseases of the Skin, &c. ... ••• ••• Malformations... ••• ••• ••• ••• Premature Birth ... ••• ••• Atrophy ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• Old Age ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• Sudden ... ... ••• ••• .•• ••• Violence, Privation, Cold, and Intemperance Causes not specified ... ••• ••• ••• ... 72 ... 16 ... 35 ... 20 ... 33 ... 31 DEATH 953 S FROM ALL CAUSES ... ••• Population Deaths in corm- Deaths Enumerated, spond in g week in the 1851. o f 1850. Week. West Districts... 376,332 .. 123 ... 144 North Districts.. 490,441 •• 152 ... 190 13entra1 Districts 392,986 ••• 13118 ::: 218144 East Districts ... 485,336 ... 8 south Districts.. 616,545 ... 237 ... 257 Totals... ..... 2,361,640 Males ... Females ... ~, 948 494 459 THE GREAT EXHIBITION LIST OF AWARDS. UNCLASSIFIED COUNCIL MEDALS. Ilis R )yal Highness Prince Albert, for the original con ception and successful prosecution of the idea of the Guilt Exhibition of 1851, joint medal with that granted for the Model Lodging House in Class VII. Chamber of Commerce, Lyons, for the collection which it exhibits, in which is shown the general progress made through their exertions in the silk manuractures of Lyons ifost Inch Company, the Hon., for the very valuable and extensive collection, illustrating the natural re- sources and manufactures of India Egypt, the PAeha, of, for the vary valuable and extensive collection, illustrating the manufactures and natural res )urces of Egypt French Minister of War, for the part taken by him in exhibiting the valuable collection of raw products from Algeria Spain, the Government of, for the valuable and exten sive collection of raw products, showing the natural resources of Spain - Tunis, the Bey of, for the very valuable and extensive collection, illustrating the manufactures and natural resources of Tunis Turkey, the Government of, for the valuable and exten sive collection of raw products, showing the natural resources of Turkey. JURY I. THE COUNCIL MEDAL. Berard and Co., process for washing and purifying coals Brockedon, W., Cumberland lead, condenser and blocks Estivant Brothers, brass of superior quality Gutler, W., treatment of arsenical ores, and the extrac tion of gold from them Kleist, Baron von, iron of superior quality and manufao ture Riupp, Fried., cast steel of superior quality Pattinson, H. L., process for treating lead ores, and separating silver from lead THE PRIZE MEDAL. Abercarn and Gwythen Collieries Company, process for blasting Adirondac Manufacturing Company, New York, steel end iron Armand, Joseph, quality of iron Archibald, C. D., cast iron Bagnall and Jesson (outside, west), section sample of coal from South Staffordshire thick seam Bagnall, J. and Sons, rod iron Baudry, A.T., quality of steel Bickford, Smith, and Davey, safety fuze Bird, W. and Co., collection illustrating the iron trade Blackwell, S., collection of iron ores, with descriptive catalogue Bowling Iron Company, The (Bradford), (Class XXII.), quality of iron Buecleuch, the Duke of, apparatus for condensing the fumes of lead works Byers, J., the manufacture of lead Chaudoir, C. and H., brass and brass tubes Cocker, Samuel, and Son (Sheffield), (Class XXII.), quality ofsteel Colin, J. R., polished granite and serpentine Dellone-Matthieu, C., iron, sheet iron, and steel Demidoff, Messrs., iron and copper Derville and Co., marbles from the Pyrenees Deyeux, —, crucibles East India Company, the Hon., wootz steel and manu facture Ebbw Vele Company, The, collection of manufactured iron, models, &o. Egger, Ferdinand, Count von, iron and steel Ferrier, Hon. J., quality cf iron Fischer, Anton, steel and iron wire Gallicher and Co., quality of iron (known as Berry iron) Gandillot and Co., iron tubes Gienanth Brothers, iron and steel Graham and Hallett, specimens of copper from the Mines of Burrs Burrs Greaves, J. W., specimens of slates, &c., from Festiniog Groult and Co., copper tubes, &c. Gueuvin Bouchon and Co., millstones Hird. Dawson and Hardy (Low Moor Company) (Class XXII.), quality of iron Huth and Co., steel Johnson, Caramel! and Co. (Class XXII.), quality of steel Johnson and Matthey, collection, metallurgic Jorighaus and Venator, geological maps Konigshutte, Royal Iron Foundry at, cadmium Kongsberg Silver Works, silver ores, illustrative Landau, S., lava millstones of Andernach Lehrkind, Falkenroth, and Co., steel Leneuse Asturian Company, iron and steel MacDonald, Major C., collection of turquoises Melspsne, the Royal Iron Foundry at, zinc Mansield, the combined Mining Works of, copier and capper smelting Mehu, J. M. F., apparatus for raising miners and ma terials Meinig, C., collection of grindstones, hones, &c Mills, It., plan for opening and closing doors in mines Moncheur, F. and A. quality of iron Montreal Mining Company, copper manufacture Morris, Jones, and Co., plate iron Motala Iron and Engine Works, quality of iron Mueseler, M. L., safety lamps Nassau, the Government Engineers of Mines of, collec tion of mineral produce and metallurgy of Nassau Naylor, Vickers, and Co. (Class quality of steel Nehaus and Blosch, fine iron wire New Jersey Exploring and Mining Company, zinc ores, iron (Franklinite) ores, smelting process, &o. Northumberland and Durham coal trade, collection ex- hibited Nouvelle-Montagne Zinc Mining Company, The, zinc smelting and manufacture Orban, J. M., and Son, sheet iron Oxland, 8., the separation of wolfram and tin The Pommeroeul Smelting Company, quality of iron Ponomareff, Madame (Iron-works of Khamounitsky), sheet and other iron Pou!et, J. F., spun lead Remade and Perard, sheet iron Rochatz, C. and Co., zinc and its preparations Huffer and Co., zinc and zinc plates Russia, Imperial Manufactories of, iron and copper Schwarzenberg, Prince, iron and steel Selby and Johns, iron tubes and enamelled ioon Sopwith, T., illustrations of lead manufacture, &c. St. Hubert, Ed. de, millstones Stolberg, Eschweiler Mining Company in, lead and zinc Topper, Andreas, sheet and bar iroa Trenton Iron Company, iron of fine quality, ores, &o. Turton and Sons (Class XXII.), quality of steel Tuscany, Royal Mines ot, illustrative mineral and me- tallurgic series Tuscany, Royal Technological Institute of, mercury ores Welsh Slate Company, The (outside, west), slate from Festiniog Wilkins and Weatherly (Class XXII:), fine iron wire Wollersdorf Tin Plate Works, sheet iron for tin plates Vienna, Depot of Imperial Mines at, iron and steel (cast), and cinnabar Zois, Widow, Carl, quantity of iron and steel HONOURABLE MENTION. Alluaud, —, senior, China clays (Limoges) Andrassy, Count G., rod iron Arthur, J., apparatus for pumps, Sae. Barossa Range Mining Company, The, copper ores Barrow, Richard (outside, west), block of coal (Derby- shire) Biddulph, J., tin plates andßun t Iron alt ch Works E o a Comp any, nd ry), s ßouqu gns n oii,ou Brandt Mine, samples of lead ore Brymbo Company, The (outside, west), block of coa l (North Wales). Barr, T. W. and G., specimens of lead ore iron iron abd steel I3utterley and Co., coal and ironstone Chapot and Selon, lithographic stones Cockerill, J., model of a lifting machine for miners Crutwell, Allies, and Co., iron ores Dejeant, --, lithographic stones Dickert, Thomas, maps Dressler, J. H., sen., iron ore Eloffe, —, collection of specimens (geological and mineral) Fallon-Piron, J. 8., Namur marble Fischer, Berth, cast steel Fischer, J. C., steel in bars Fi'zwilliam, the Earl (outside, west), section of coal beds (Barnsley) Furstenberg, Prince, specimens of iron Gaillard, --, sen., French burrs (millstones) Garland, T., arsenic from tin ores Giro, J., iron Graff, P., cobalt and ores Grange, F., Spathic iron ores Grey, J., zinc and zinc ores Hambloch, J., iron ore Haywood, J. (outside, west), grindstones, series of llighley, S., jun., collection of sulphur, &c. Howard, T., collection of building stones Jordan, C., metals and alloys, specimens of Icing and Co., Stourbridge clays Kochmeister, Friedrich, nickel and cobalt Lamberty Brothers, whetstones Lapeyriere, C., quality of iron Lariviore, C., Angers slates Lee, Dr. J., samples of sand a R n e o s y e a l and Forges iron rg es ores a steel Lobkowitz, Pri nce F er di nand Von, garnets L Lo og be an a ' n W d . S E tall m be a r n g g , Lossen, M., iron, &c. INlannheimer, Wolff, amber Marmora Iron Company, iron, &o. Marx and Co., lithographic stones Meinerzhagen and Creuser Brothers, lead ores, &a., from the mines of the Count Julius, of Lippe, and Messrs. Kreuscr Brothers IN.T—, specimens of s t ea tit e olnok!and Iron and Steel Company, Glasgow, coal, ores, clays. &e. Morimont. J. 8., millstones M o rrell, Stewart, and Co., sbeet iron Morris, Jones, and Co. , boiler plate iron Nesbit, J. C. , phosp h atic fossils, &c. OakeleY , E. (outside, west), block of coal from North Vales Ohle, E. F., heirs of, lead tubes, &c. P a i n e, J. M., phosphatic fossils, &c. rasbkoff, Michael, copper Pashkoff, Alexander, copper Pastor, B. and Co., fire-clays and bra P 6 and and Minur, iron Phillips, W., china clays Phillips, Smith, and Co., iron and tin plates Pianollo, D., slates Poland, Imperial mines of, cadmium Portugal Royal Tobacco Contractors, Racimehter Community, iron Rettig, C. A., iron ores, &e. Roger, —, joa., French burrs (La Fl Sehedl, Carl, iron wire S: unborn, Ecw, , in, Count Von, gartiets Silva, Da, Manoel Antonio, samples! of shot Singapore, Local Committee ot, tin Ores S )11y and Co., iron and steel Spain, Inspectors of Boysl Mines, mrbles, tin, &C. St. Austell Local Committee, series Allustratinitin Swansea Committee, specimens of (solver Szlearak, J. F., cobalt ores, &c. 3 • Taylor, R, model of mining machinelry Temsonnet, G., and Dartet, fire-clays Tennant, J., collection of minerals, Bso. Tessler, D. F., umber Thistlethwayte, H. F., collection of Ocelots stones Touaillon, C., millstones .. Treschow (Tritnoe, Lauroir, Norway) iron bars (quality) Truro Local Committee, series illustrating tin Tunaberg Cobalt Works, cobalt, &c. Volderauer, Georg., arsenic, &c. Welei, J., model of coal-mine, &c. Warlich's Patent Fuel Company, patent fuel Wilson, Dr. j., magnetic iron ores, Bse. Wiegerworth Iron Company, iron and steel Z tiler, F., millstones Zslesi, S., slates. JURY, Tat COUNCIL MEDAL: Guimet, J. 8., artificial ultramarine Llrderel, Count F. de, boracic acid, and method of pre- lithographic atones ►rte) paring it Lougmaid, W. (Class I.), process for treating copper pyrites with common salt Prat and Agard, salts of potash, and other products of sea water THE PRIZE MEDAL. Avignon, the Chamber of Commerce of, garancine Barnes, J. 8., valerianates Barka, Wenzel, metallic preparations, &c. Bischof and Rhodius, white lead Bleekrode, Professor S., oxide of zinc Blundell, Spence, and Co., painters' colours Bobe (Widow) and Lemire, acetic acid and acetates Bonjean, J., ergotino Bong wilier Mining Company, The, prnsaiate of potass, alum, &e.. Bramwell, T. and Co., prmsiate of potass Brosche, F. X., succinic acid and oxide of chromium and uranium Brown, F., oxide of zinc Brown and Co., salts of ammonia Buchner, W., ultramarine Bullock, J. L., rare organic products Burt, S. J., cantharadine Cappellemans, Deby, and Co., pink salt, &o. Cerceuil, L. F., dyed flocks Cochius, E. E., prassiate of potass. Colville, Mdlle. Anna, colours for porcelain painting Conrad, W., chemical preparations Corridi, G., santonine and other chemicals Cournier and Co, iodine, &c. Courtial, —, ultramarine Curtius, J., ultramarine Dauptain, Gorton, and Co., ultramarine Davenport, J. T., chemical products Davy, Macmurdo, and Co., glycerine and various salts De Cavaillon, salts of ammonia Dentith, W., and Co., salts, and' colouring matters, and oxide of zinc Drouin and Brassier, printers' colours, 80. Dufour, L., quinine Fouche-Lepelletier, chemical products Gademann, H., ultramarine Godfrey and Cooke, pharmaceutical products Hahnell and Ellis, sulphate of copper Heinzen Brothers, cudbear and archil Hemingway, A. and W., salts of iron Herbert, F. P., Baron von, white lead Hermann, 0., glacial phosphoric acid, &c. Hills, F. C., sal ammoniac, Hopkin and Williams, chemical products Howard and Kent, alkaloids and other preparations Hurlet and Campsie Alum Company, alum and prussiates Huskisson, J. W. and IL, chemical products Jobst, F., quinine Kent, J. h., dried pharmaceutical barbs Kuhlmann. Brothers, chemical products Kunheim, Dr. Louis, pink salt and oxide of uranium Kurtz and Sebmershal, colouring matters, &c. Lefebre, T. and Co., white lead Leroux, salicine Leverkue, C., ultramarine M'Forlan, J. F. and Co., chemical products Mathes and Weber, chemicals, &c. May and Baker, chemicals—mercurial preparations Meissonier, Charles, chemical products Merier and Co., pharmaceutical extracts Michael, A., extracts—colouring woods. Moberley, W., alum Moreau, A., products of distilled bitumen Morson, T. and Son, organic p ro d ucts phosphorus,ood, tartaric &c. and citric acids P t) P a ul i n Otto, and w t f x Power and Weightman, chemicals Rohn, F., ultramarine Sanin, —, salts of lead, &c. Scharenberg, A., red lakes Schlippe, C., prussiates; alum, & e . Scott, L., oxide of zinc Siegle, H., red lakes Smith, T. and IL aloine an d cant h ara di ne Sarel, oxide of zinc Spencer, , J. A., chemical products Squire, P., chemical and pharmaceutical products Scohmann and Wustenfeld, chemical preparations Sturge, J. and E., red phosphorus Vieile Montagne Zinc Mining Company, The, oxide of zinc Wagenmane, Soybell, and Co., chloride of potassum Wsilia, Dr. N., collection of chemical and pharmaceu• tical preparations Ward, J., iodine, &c. Watt, W., iodine, &c. Watts, J., chemical and ph armaceut i ca l Weiss, J. H., red lakes Wesenfeld and Co., sulph a t e o f so d a product' r fin from Wisemann, A. and Co., pr o d ucts o f di st ill e d schist Wilson, J. and Son, alu m Winsor and Newton, arti s t s ' co l ours Young, J., stannate of so d a; mineral oil; paraf fin s coals, &c. Zimmer, C., quiddity) Zuber, J. and Co., ultram ar i ne e HONOURABLE MENTION. Albani Brothers, chemical products Anthelme, —, alum Augustin, H. F. L., acetate of lead Batka, W.. oxides of chromium, and uranium Bigaglia, Pietro, white lead Bleibtreu, L., alum, &c. Brasseur, E., white lead Braun, G. J., stannate of soda Briere, A., arsenical preparations, Brusghin, Alexander, prussiate of potash Buckley, J., the trustees of the late, copperas Button, C. collection of chemicals Calloud, F., phloridzin Clifford, G., proeess for restoring, parchment deeds in jured by fire Cobbold, E. (Class I.), peat products Coignet and Son, phosphorus Cam, M, A. C., coal tar Cook, T. A., carbonate of soda Copney, W., single crystals of salts Dalignou, V., oil of schists Dubois, C. A. samples of cinnabar , Ellam, Jones, and Co., various pigments Evans, G. (Class L) peat products Floreffe, Societe de, chemical products Fowler, J., her z oic acid Fox and Barrington, various chemicals Gautier-Bouchard, various colours • Hayes, P., and Co., resin oils preparation for staining paper Works of, Scwar z enf e l cobalt and smalts; u ltramarine ti lle e r sa b e e j rt t , h l e g E n e le z c , t ß or a a r l o ß n l v u o e n oo r l e o d u r l le a d ITHeoYchrbejr.gFer",aJnodhaCno," su lphur, alum, &e, Jonnson, J. R., extrac ts, madder, &a. Keating, T., matico an d other drugs Ki n zelberger and Co., var ious colours Kutzer and Lehrer, ultramarine, &O. Lefevre, sen., oxide of zinc Lindsay, G., copperas Lucas, Moritz, samples of cinnabar Maite and Co., vinegar Marquart, Dr. L. C., biselphide of carbon, & o . Marshall, J., lichens various Melincrythan Chemical Company, Miller, T. (Fine Art Court , Class XXX acetate of lead pig ments Musini, Professor, colours in fresco ), Oehler, K., tar oil Oxland, Robert (Classl.), peat products; the separation of wolfram from tin Oyler, S., specimens of lint Picciotto, M. H., purified gum Pinto, Perez, and Co., acetate of lead Pontifex and Wood, Rochelle salt, white lead Poortman and Visser, white lead Pound, M., bail, a new astringent drug Reeves and Sons (Fine Art Court, Class XXX.), various pigments Robertson and Co., (Fine Art Court, Class XXX.), va rious pigments Rogers, J., (Class I.), peat products Rosselet, C. P. 11., chemical preparation for restoring gold and silver embroideries Ruwney and C o . (Fine Art Court, Class XXX.), vari ous pigment s Russell and R o b er t so n, chromate of lead Saluce, M., pharmaceutical collection Santo, Ambrosio, collection of pharmaceutical prepa rations Sattler, W., various lakes Schruck and Uhlicb, ultramarine S T. THE YOUNG COUPLE, Charles de Illonyille,EletiLiaTenan; Elenrietta de Vigny, Kate B.tteinan; supported by Messrs. John Webster, Artaud, and Miss Villars. To conclude with LA STATUE BLANCHE. Principal characters hv Messrs. M. Ellar, T. Matthews, M. Milano, and Madlle. Therese Cushnie. Boxes, 45.: Pit, 29. fd. ; Amphitheatre, Is. Private Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets may be secured at Mr. Mitchell's Royal Library, 33, Old Bond-street; at all the principal Libraries and Music Sellers; and at the Box-office of the Theatre, which is open daily from II till 5 o'clock. KATE BATEMAN'S Benefit, Under the patronage of her Grace the Duchess of Somerset. On SATURDAY, October IS, 1851. With the most attractive Entertainments. Full particulars will bo duly announced. 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J ".st published, in French, English, German, Dutch, Spanish, and Italian, al a Sealed •Taavelope, As. 6d., or post-free, from the - - - Author, for forty-two staraps, SELF-PREBERVATION; a Medical Treatise on the Physiology of Marriage, and on :he Secret Infirmities and Disorders of Youth and Maturity, usually acquired at an early period of life, which destroy tie physical and mental powers, diminish and enfeeble the natural f :clings, and exhaust the vital energies of .Manhood; with Practical 0 :nervations on the certain Prevention and successful Treatment of N Jrvous Debility, Local and Constitutional Weak.aers, Syphilis, Stricture, and all Diseases and Derangements resulting from Indis c-etion, as adopted by Lallemand, Ricord, and other eminent mem bers of the faculty in France. With Fifty co l oure d Engravings, Illustrating the .anatona3, Physiology, and Diseases of the Re productive Organs, explaining their straetures, uses, and fu nctions, and the various injuries that aro produced in them lay solitary habits, excesses, and infection. BY SAMUEL LA'MERT, M.D., 37, BEDFORD-SQUARE, LONDON. Doctor of Medicine. Matriculated Member of the University of Edin burgh, Honorary Member of the London Hospital Medical Society, Licentiate of Apothecaries' Hall, London, Member of the Hunterian Medical Society of Edinburgh, &c., Lc. This work contains a plain and complete description of the ana tomy and physiology of the reproductive organs, and of their relative conditions in health and disease. Dr. La'Mert, who has taken the highest medical honours, as evidenced by the diplomas and testimo nials inserted in the work, is the only legally qualified medical man who has exclusively, and for many years, devoted his studies to 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 ir youth, or by the excesses of later years, whereby the pleasures of life are marred, the objects of marriage frustrated, and existence itself rendered a term of un ceasing misery and regret. Published by the Author, and may be had of J. Gilbert, 49, Pater noster-row ' • Hannay, 63, Oxford-street ; Start°, Titchborne-street, Haymarket: Gordon, 146, Leadenhall-street ; Mann, 23, Cornhill, or free by post for forty-two stamps, from the author's residence, who mgs ht corm - livid on these disorder, parannally, or by letter. deb', from Ten till Two, and from Six till Eight. BIRTHS IN THE WEEK. Males Females 741 674 Total . 1 415 *ln this number are included 55 by Scarlatina, 60 by Typhus Fever, 46 by Diarrhoea, and 4 by Cholera. [ADVERTISEMENT.] - Holloway's Ointment and Pills have effected a wonderful cure of Lameness of five years duration.—Extract of a letter from Mrs. Drandanril, of Turks Island, Bahamas, dated Aug. 3, 1851. "To Professor Hollo way. Sir,—l suffered during five years from lameness, occa sioned by a severe cold, which confined me to my room for two years a n d a h a lf , d ur i ng w h ic h period I tried various remedies, but derived no benefit whatever from them. I was then re commended to try your excellent medicines, and from their use I have experienced the greatest relief. They have proved most efficacious in case, as I aiu now enabled to walk without assistance, and am entirely free from pain.._. old by all dreg gists, and at Professor Holloway's Establishment, 244, Strand, London. S 7 OCTOBER 16, 1851. Setzer, Johann, cadmium yellow, and ultramarine Spence and Dixon, alum Stevenson, W., carbonate and bicarbonate of soda Stratingh and Co., white lead Tennants, Clow, and Co., various salts Tulle* A., materials used in the manufacture of gun powder, &c. Weber, G. D., cream of tartar Wetherhill and Brother, various salts Wood and Bedford, lichens. JURY 111. THE COUNCIL MEDAL. Borden, Gail, jun., for the preparation called " meat biscuit." Dart)lay, —, jun., for the gruaux and household flour, of very fine quality, obtained by his novel and econo mical process Grar, N. and Co., for the sugar obtained from beet root by the Barytic process Lawson, Peter, and Son, for their admirably displayed, very compl‘te, instructive, and scientifically arranged collection of the vegetable products of Scotland. Masson, E.. for dried vegetables prepared by his new and economical process Serret, Hamoir, Duquesne, and Co., for beet-root sugar, procured by a method, the result of which is to save valuable substances previously lost in the manufac ture, and consequently to reduce materially the price of the sugar itself THE PRIZE MEDAL. Abbas, Pacha, soft white wheat Albert, His Royal Highness Prince, sample of beans and winter oats Albrecht, Greenhill, and Co., a very fine series of cin namon Aska Sugar Factory, Madras Presidency, Ganjam sugar Assam Company, assortment of teas • Astagram Sugar Company, different kinds of sugar Anderson, G. and Co., sugar Aviles, Commune de. a Mantaehes ham Baguer, —, wheat (Arnaout) from . the Government of Saratoff Barn, T. A., soft wheat Barnes, W., maple sugar Batty and Feast, pickles Baup, H., for meats preserved by simple desiccation Bazin, sen., a new variety of wheat and an important collection of agricultural produce Bell, T., soft wheat from Genesse Benson, W., a fine selected series of varieties of Ameri can and other tobacco, raw and manufactured Blondel Gaston and Co., rice Buck, Peter, and Son, oatmeal and wheat flour Cabanes and Ramble, flour (thirds) Carstens, D. H., excellent preserved meats Chevet, jun., preserved meats and vegetables Chitty, E., flour (best whites) Christie, D., white wheat Clarence, R, dried fruits Claus and Caron, cane sugar Clemens, J.. Malaga raisins and Jordan almonds Cohen and Orr, Havannah cigars (Ugues brand) Copland, Bardes,and Co., preserved meats and vegetables Cossacks on the estates Petrosekaja and Novo-Spasskaja (Azof Sea), wheat, black and blue-eared, called 8901- garks. Crespel Delisse, beet sugar Da Fonse9a Vaz, Pinto, dried fruits Damainville, —, artificial honeycomb Dean, D., maple sugar Daan, Dray, and Donne, white wheat D 3 Arietta, Jose Joaquin, sugar from Havannah, pre pared by the vacuum process in the plantation itself De Beauvois, Ch., a hive on the plan of Huber De Cabanas et Cabszal, La fille, cigars of Havannah (Cabanas) Do Sandoval and Co., chocolate De Zulueta, J., sugar from Havannah Dill and Mulchaey, Cavendish tobacco Duffield, C., ham _ East India Company, the Hon., a collection of rices, teas, spices, and cigars Euriquez, J. N., cane sugar from Malaga Ershoff, Lieutenant-General, fine sample of millets (panicum miliaceum et Italicum) Etteib-Mehsen, a collection of varieties of dates Faulkner, R. and C., preserved fruits Fery, A., rice from the Landes of Bourdeaux Feyeux, N. D. M., a series of feoules, and similar sub- stances Fisher, Arthur, maple sugar Fortnum, Mason, and Co., a fine collection of dried fruits Fry, J. S. and Sons, a series of cocoa and other substances used in the preparation of chocolate Gamble, J. H., preserved meats Garrissini, P., vino di Arancio Gomes, J. L., dried figs Gonz ilez-Aluera, Buenaventura, cigars of liavannah (Rams) Grant, J. IL, Cavendish tobacco Grose, H,, nutmegs Guihery, Detlindelles, and Co., preserved meat and vegetables 'Juliet, R. and Sons, wheat (white soft); wheat flour Hammond, NV. P. and Co., sugar from Siam Heath and Burrows, wheat (white oat) Hecker and Brother, Genesse flour Heriot, E. T., Carolina rice Hills and Underwood, malt vinegar Jeauti, Prevost, Perraud, and Co., beet sugar Jonas, E., and Brothers, English cigars, manufactured from Havannah tobacco Jones B. and Co., a collection of llavannah cigars, re presenting the state of the English market Jones, D , white peas Jordan and Barber, graux and common flour Kidd and Podger, flour Kirtland, B. 8., a collection of maize, 34 varieties Koucheleff, Count, a colleciion of corn and hops Lambert and Butler, English cigars manufactured from Havannah tobacco Le Couteur, Colonel, a series of wheats Lerlletier, soft wheat Liinoges, D., white peas Lundyfoot and Co., snuff Nl‘Clelland, Dr., isinglass, from the polynemus plebeius M'llenty, coffee M . Killican, J., white wheat M'Pherson and Francis, wheat Magnin, J. V., maccaroni, vermicelli, and hard wheat of Auvergne Maille and Segond, wine vinegar aromatised Maund, 8., hybrid wheats Medina del Campo, the Mayor of, wheat Milligan, A. M., biscuits Milton, A.M. (Class IX.), improved cottage hive Monteiro, L. A., chocolate Moore, E. D., preserved milk and cream Newcastle, N. S. W., Fre s h M ea t P reserv i ng C om pany, preserved boiled mutton New York State Agricultural Society, collection of wheats Paine, J. M., Golding's hops Paoletti, F., maccaroni, vermicilli, Payne, H., Revitt wheat Perron, E., chocolate Portugal Royal Tobacco and Snuff Company, cigars and snuff Purdie, W., nutmegs, cloves, black pepper, and cigars ; cocoa, as prepared for the Spanish market Raymond and Schuyler, flour (thirds) Raynbird, Hugh, hybrid wheat Neinhardt., G., ham Richardson Brothers, roll tobacco and snuff Richardson Timothy, and Sons, for Golding's hops, grown by Mr. Phillips, of Offham, in Mid Kent Richter, Anton, and Co., beet sugar Ripley, P. W., a large assortment of teas of the finest quality Ritchie and M'Call, preserved meats Robb, J., biscuits Robinson, P., Cavendish tobacco Roussanoff, wheat'flonr Rousseau Brothers, beet sugar Schooley and Hough, ham (Cincinnati) Selivanoff, —, oats grown from English seed Shabelaky, Colonel, wheat (bard Odessa) Simpson, J., and Co., wheat four Smith, 8., hops Snowden, R., coffee prepared by his process of separat ing the tough mombrane between the folds of the seed or berry Spiglazoff, Alexis, Russian cigarettes, from Russian grown tobacco Squair, R., oatmeal Stein and Schru.ler, hops Sublime Porte, The, hard wheat, and a very fine collec tioq of Turkish tobacco, also honey Travers and Co., a collection of spices Turpin, F. A., chocolate Valencia, The Province of, samples of rice Vezon Brothers, gluten, granulated Vickers, James (Class IV.), Russian isinglMs • Watrelot Delespaul, chocolate Watts, R. M., Polish oats Webb, Richard, Talavera wheat Webb Brothers and Co., sugar: Wittekop and Co., macaroni, vermicelli, &c. HONOURABLE MENTION. Bales, J., maple sugar Benham, W. A., cocoa Blyckaerts, G.. very fine potato flour Bremner and Till, au assortment of fine unmanufactured tobacco Bridge, John, oil cake Briears, J., spiced beef hams Brocchieri, P., blood., preparation of, for alimentary pur poses Brumme and Co. , beet sugar Bucke, R., arro wroot Burn, R., oil r aize (cotton seed) Camus, M., r ,ardines Carabe, Mw lad, olives Carew and Co., loaf sugar from Robilcund Cassel°, J . R., dried raisins Castanjer 1 , A. F., Sons, cigars ChaillQu x, Lepage, and PLehon, honey Chapel, —, Canna arrowroot Choqv .rt, C., chocolate Chris 4 .ani, C. H., beer (for ships' use) Cloe' .; C., Rue p ear l b arley, vermicelli, and s i m il ar pe rations Cou etin 11 unit, wine vinegars Cr oughtc,n, W. P., golden pod beans D avisou , W. (Demerara), plaintain meal .I)awea, Thomas, and Sons, hops D D e e g A ry l i v e e , a L r, o J u n is a , n, h d o r De Foote Boa, Viscount, p ed fr p m lm o b u la p c g o k pe ol ri iv o e g s, h s e mall, and of great excellence De Louie, Marquis, cyperua esculentus De Mattes. J. 8., honey Dequidt, Widow L., hops from Poperinghe Destrez, L., a straw beehive Down., T., p7eparation of mustard Euless, the Bishop of, honey (Rbodomeli) Fisher, J., send of cameline Fletcher, J., capillaire and raspberry vinegar ' Fraser, W. J.. preserved salmon Fredrichsen, J. F., wheat flour Gibson, C., barley grown at Pitlochry (600 feet above the sea) Gillespie and Co., wood vinegar Gillet, A.. sardines Golding. R , Golding's hops Gray, B. C. T. and Son, arrowroot Gri'mailly, —, galantine de perdreux Groult, jun., collection of fecules Hirshmann, Hirshendorf, and Ravitch, beetroot sugar Holliday, Tristram, preserved salmon Hooper and Co., malt Hotchkiss, W., wheat Hunasgiru, the Estate of, coffee Jeffries, G., clover-seed Ilham, Pasha, petit mail, samples of Joubert, J. G. honey Inson, W., wheat flour Karnovitch, E., rape seed Kirklees, the Estate of, coffee Kitchener, W. C., honey Khokbolkoff and Gregorjoff, dried green Pas Klepatsky, wheat (hard) Laugier, honey Laya and Co., four (thirds) Leblanc, A., flour (household) Lee, James and Co., oil cake ry i L LLL eoei9vrmmsvekcoyiooll, J. j,, . b A ze 1, A. . tobacco, , 1 E ecirh c i h ei noho Ferdinand, Prince i g ( c &mixturer rma ki ng akvg o nn of , coffee and chocolate) b et sugar Mabire, jun., wheat (Engli s h an d R uss ian) M'Cann, J., oatmeal M'Ginn, T., Timothy-grass see d Magnus, S., coffee Manse, R., pimiento de v i vo (l ogrono ) , or swee t ea p s ioum Martin da Lignac, consolid ate d m ilk Martin, Hugh, barley Monier and Co., chocolat e Molina, A , honey from El M ora l d e C a l atrava Mooklar and Chiles, Cav en di s h t o b acco Morris, Captain, coffee Mortlook, Miss, honey Moss, N., cigars Moses, H. E. and M., Australi a n w h ea t ; p reserve d meats Muller, J. P., cigars Mustapha, Idaroff, Turkish tobacco, from the Caucasian beet provinces Neu wall, Brothers, Chevaliers de, beet sugar Nikita, Vsevolodowitch Vsevolojsky, caviare Oluso, Jose, dried peaches Oswego, Starch factory, fecula of maize Ounkovsky, —, oats Oyler and Anderson, Cavendish tobacco Payne and Son, a collection of sauces and condiments Pellier Brothers, sardines Peaeau, J., sardines, and roast mutton (preserved) Peterson, John, rape cake Peterson, T., collection of oil cakes Puggnard, H. and Co., barley Pulis, G., fine white wheat Ratshinsky, Smolensko grits, from buckwheat Renwick, Thomas, barley Rigault, jun., wine vinegars Robert and Co., beet sugar Ropp, Aaron, barley Rouchier, F. and Son, preserved " petits pois" Sales, Pollard and Co., English made Yara cigars Saunders and Gatchell, chicory Sheppard, A., wheat, malt, and barley, samples of Sorokin, Catherine, chicory St. Etienne, Madame D., spinach, preserved by drying Sutton, J. and Sons, naked barley Taylor, John, and Son, malt Thomas, James, Cavendish tobacco Thomas and Co., Cavendish tobacco Tlumacz Beet-root Sugar Manufactory, beet sugar Tooth, E., malt Trenholm, E , buckwheat and its flour Truro Local Committee, The, samples of corn from Cornwall Tsi!zimbakos, A., honey (Hymettus) Van der Linden, A., cigars Van Meries, M., bops from Poperingbe Vercauteren, J. L., linseed oil cake Vercruysse, H. and D., rape cake Violette, J. H. M., biscuits Wahl, F., pstato sago Walker, J., fine flour Warriner, J., o.fmazone Weill, C., preserved larks and fruits White, G. 8., English chocolate White, M., Muscovado sugar Zilfoogar-Beck Iskander-Beck Ogll, paddy, called Chaltic. JURY IV. THE COUNCIL MEDAL. Belfast Flax Improvement Soniecy, The Royal, the per- severing and successful efforts to improve the quality of the fibre of flax, as illustrated by the series of ape ... cimens exhibited. Graus, Jean Louis (de Mauchamp), the origination of a new and valuable quality of wool, giving to the va riety of merino the best quality for combing, and pos sessing increased strength, brilliancy, and fineness of fibre. Grenet,L. F., a new and improved mode of obtaining a pure, inodorous, and colourless gelatine from the re fuse parts of animals, and valuable and diversified modes of applying the materials, as illustrated in the collection exhibited. Mercer, John (Class XVIII.), the process of modifying the fibre of cotton by the action of caustic alkali, whereby its physical and chemical properties are altered and imppoved in a most remarkable manner. Popelinc-Ducarre, for the novel and economical mode of preparing vegetable charcoal from the small blanches of trees, and from annual plants. PRIZE MEDAL. Abdul Hamid, collection of raw produce Adams, John, flax Alcsn, M., silk Almeida, Messrs. (Singapore), collection of Lingoa wood Angolo, tho Governor of (1850), Tacula wood Arbuthnot, Messrs., indigo Andamatsky Brothers, flax Arduin and Chancil, silk Averseng, Delorme, and Co., palm fibre Baxley, T., cotton Beauvais, C., silk Bee, J. F., cotton and woods Belleville Brothers, starch, &c. Berger, S. (Class III.), rice starch Besnard, Richoux, and Genoa, hemp, &o. Bethel!, J., preserved wood Birnbaum, Jacob, hemp Bishop, T., fixed oils Bisse, Douis-Emile, oils Blair, D,, cotton Blundell, collection of woods Bond, S., cotton Boucherie, J. A., wood, preserved Boudon, L., silk British Guiana, the Royal Agricultural and Commercial Society of, colonial produce Bronno-Bronski, Major, Count de, silk Broussa, Ecole de Siriciculture de, silk Brown, W., kauri gum Brownrigg, —, woods Brunneck, Von, wool Burch, W., collection of dye substances Barn, R. (Class III.), cotton-seed oil Burnett, Sir W., preserved woods Busk, C. J., red ebony wood Butterworth, the Hon. Lieut.-Colonel, colonial produce Calderon, J., hemp and flax Canales, J., essential oils Cape of Good Hope, Tho Agricultural Society of, Cape produce Casissa and Sons, silk Castelle, 11., gelatines Champanhet-Sargeas, J., silk Chuffart, cottons Clarence, R., sheep's-tail oil Claussen, P., flax, and flax cotton, process of preparing it Cleghorn, Dr., gamboge Cockburn, Messrs. ( 11 .00rshedabad), starch W. and Co., starch c e o o c i e k g e a r t e ill, , Colonial Assurance Corporation, collection of raw pro duce Coll.'s, M. A, C. essential oils, &c. Colman, J. and J. (Class III.), starch Curtet, jun., collection of oils Curtis Brothers and Co., tanning substances Cutch, The Rao of, raw produce David and De Boe, flax De Geminy, cotton oil Denison, Sir W. T., collection of raw produce Dosmedt and Co., flax Do Tillancourt, silk Dorrien, C., wool D3tres and Co., silks Ducci, A., walnut-wood veneers Dumortier, L., flax Dupre do St. Maur, cotton Duval, A., silk E E I s i t i h o o t nia. V , Government (V is agaPata m ot ) : Ewing, J. 11., wool c fl a a t x timundoo (resin) Fabian, C. G., pine-needle fibre Fauntleroy, R. and Sons, collection of woods Figdor, Isaac. and Sons, wools Filemonoff, Kosma, hemp Fisher, G. F. (Salem), indigo obtained from " wri g hti a ," and cotton Fowler (Maria Island), woods Francescbini, G., silk Frankenfelde, The Royal flock at, wool Garnett, H. T., starch, Cas sava Gibelin and Son, silk esult I the F ears , Yr. been edicts' ll•P°1 fit 1 r er of ° three 6. ? are , re o° l ed,