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I . 1 : e) . .. e ~-.4. . „ a • ./ 'e '. e eitle by . th,7„: l l ; , :tt Kew-bridge at a Quaiter before Sint tO e,cert lent to .. ,„ -• .4 ........,,„e e „..ekiee, N - bewilf dl ., . . es we, - e. ; I.e„ - ..eeee bele . 0.- ee. e e A : e. ' •' :‘ vieClr w ' ' 1) ...es -' O, - • I. e l ite • S. C...10111 - 13RF I AD. Chairman. . jiCke l64 Cent W. 112 J S tt ES, R,7retary. Central Committee Ponto.. British i 'etre, house . \ • . ewe....eieeieesieesse.e.eeewteeeeee •, _ , . aced bid r,____. L ocksturottreet, August 2, 1847. A ------ - - -------- ---- ‘_-- I yeste t4 •1 ' 2° Tr •-• - 3 - 1 .-''' 3,c'e.eeree Oa' 7sp,r, cen - deem e e rgEseeme or . aiontrr.,:, _ . lerar te : •-eVeee'reretNere2R. . T 1 .6.6 DAY .. E lIIVI 3E h"eri °3e ' : NO. i 7;12 l i , . . 14(,),N DON,. be- • , e t t, Tills .is. the sEvF . N . Tri oceasiotl in which the • 4 . e fro . ~,,,,i ' du ty-a. a. most p'easing cue -hao devolved on me of endea- .................. - , - ; ‘ ,.... 5 ,,,....., _ . . exp er ; c -T.Treso my seines of o'digation tor the support I have G They P r e ( th en tar e it. i b i contests for the representation of your a t.. Often ' ENERAL CENTRAL RELIEF COM,NI.ITTEE FOR ALL IRELAND OFFICE. - No. 36, COLLEGE-GREEN. Vold, i '!• • Dittr44l C spirit my lot to o'iserve and admire the generous ant • ntil e k teNtiezof w t and the sacrifices cheerfully made by majorities of the TRUSTEES. . . • pore- . William Murptiy. E-q. - - . Thomas Hutton, E. q. _ ther in if ' . thing exerhtrve.:-enri?7't'etru.7 °Plni"' have purer motives or more un- The Marquis of Kildare Esq. , ,Georte Ree, Esq., High Sheriff, - -D.L . - Alexander Boyle, E..q. re, All °, Uhl the credit l'een dig' I yeti than in the present itostance, to sus- I). C. La Touche. Es f 1 r: u r ,_ ._. :t and hoeour of the constituency, and the true bite eats Lord Cloncurry. • COMMITTEE ;y • ~„ . l a rn 7 , .t..or_ulse. tourr, therefore, h A the trust you now again repose ! Indio 7,, app aeo 7 te, o l. ,ta l f reerseentatives In Parliament, b een more highly The M . est Noble the Marqui- ehop of Derry. , leorge Roe, net , High She- 'George Carr, Egg.. Deputy narte e ',.. ..e task, ft is true, IS a most hon....treble one but its of Kaden., Cnairman. ' R T.- l b :Il i r y•Dr. S elleir, left, Provo*, riff, D.L. - IloYertior B ank f Ireland. r st a te a . re vutuliiiiitie‘, it duly estimated, are most serous ant ....emus Ile I assure ' xa i,‘,...1._, G•oenti.emen, it wilt be' me a•ix'.tate Care to Ischarge them, co saCrifi ee M . ...11e-ace Host Rev. Arch Very Rev. the Dean of St le .1. Co., ier, EN ..Markree. s H i e r tip e ' r, Ta N ti u *;, ll, E . SQ l34 , rt. M.P. pesnop Da- iel MUT , av • Patrick's. O.C. La T tuche, Lsq. 4 , 3 ,1 1 7 e w.• felt what I esteem as one of ths, highest distinetions of • Sir Richard O'Donnell: Bart. s a r Agalut-saluceo,nrteiniyurtlaf,,Yg 7 . T:biassed aid discriminating apProval. hut The Right Hon. the , Lord Verg ai l , t e e l ei i,, t y h a T Dean of the Phobias Hutton, Esq. Mayor. FeiWare Macdennell, Esq. Rev. Robert flumes rag t-- of 26t h I have the henour to remain. The Marquis of Ahercorn. Right 1. - -Trin, F. Shaw. M.P. Xilliem Mtvphy. E-q. 'nu... Wilson, Fee ours . . Your faithful friend and servant, The Earl of Charlet - tient. John O'Connell. M.P. Rebert Murray, Esq., Geyer- W. Smith O'Brien, FN.. M.Y. le C - . ................ : L ..., - ie.. li rYangtO . DE LACY LIT ANS Hine F. P oisonby. With t -h _ . seittare, .T. , lv 1347. spr,i 3l , The Earl of Donotighmore. - Alderman T. O'Brien. M.P. nor Provincial Beek. Alexander letyle. Ewell. Ltlin Powell, Esq.,. Governor R. J. Greys, Esq p e 1 D. The Eerl of Erne. National Batik b a t the/. Sir Robert Kane. d l E T ~l llt'l'Elq:N I'll .A N NIVER -4 ARY . Right Hon. the Lord Clone George Wek... Esq ,Governiat Henry Roe, Esq. Georee Macartney, Esq. • led, an ' 1,,X,.__ DINNER of the ME TROPOLITAN NEW PUBLICANS' curry I Bank of Ir land. 110 ."': - ...I l e; tE • TI. .pi Tkicket.,.N St )C lETY. will take place at White Conduit Tavern. Lonl Olonhmck The Chief Remembr :racer. ;r•titt - ge Pelle. Eel. Sir Arthur B Hawke, dart. le '0 r. olivine, on THURSDAY Annist 5 1 8 1 7- Lard Viscount Brebazeu. !less 1 f Lord Viscount Aare. i Sir U. L. Ceaptnen, Bart. sir Jettn Power, Bart. laritY a Five sh Ilieg. ' s -Dinner Tab! ..at Three o'clock. with power to tied to their numbers. wsi Th re e , / et ' 010 3' be had of the Secretary at the Committee-room, al, ner - ei. mirtee diteedle-street. itoo of the Committee or Couectors. HONORARY SEcnitTaittES.-4), D. L a Totten., Thoinae Hutton, and Edward Mactionnell, Eequires. Auntrotts.-George Pym. Esq., Robert Murray, Esq . ; and the Honorary Secretariee. 0 0 lir EVelling Ti kets (to be obtained o• ly of the Stewards or Com ,as the ° . ~ Are e), will admit the liierslt of those who din- -te any part of the TREASURER.-The i3ank ut Ireland. ~ i ne i g h ; • M ises, Including the Saloon, th.• Gardens end the Concert. • . •Pi : : a s ,,, _IIIIRTEENT I AN \UAL GENERAL MELTING of the Titel a nount of Subscriptions artn is o T wle o rl F ge s d b A ß t s li l l ß .l i 6 p . T l l s o 4i Ns si NcE RECEI VEO:- .. seen -. eeeeeeteEßs wilt he held in tlic... Large Room or the Whne Con eta g 01 01 2 . : . ;Cie) Pen t o nrille. 011 THURsDAY, August 5. 1847, at : weiveci•chess, Ar hair Gitinnees. Dee, 601.; Taunton Relief Gninnittee, per B ,deoek and Bell. 1011. ;; W. B. Crawford, Esq., eor ! t eciee e e etepert of th e pr o , t a ng . °felt s ommittee ter the p -st year, Hil'eenial Ben . e_velent S l oeietv, Mobile, per the Al trquil of Kildare. 2851. 11. , tad ; R-'v. J. Lawrence - on . • TY - Murray. 101.; Mark tie rile, Esq., llettyville, county Duttlin, t h es' , th e n' ir 'g • he.l' ep3 taken In referenee to t•e Bagatelle Licenses and i iV o l i ta . :o A ur r . Salisbury. ow Nio.4t Rev. Eetctoe ta.-1 # , m .. mund ay Closing 13111 will Ire made; and the amenit tr.mn the Pen- I out a % • - on Fetal di - ai,.„_ , % tied in portiono of 10/.• atinens those Widows and Or- . chbishop of Quebec. per Are) bush .Murray. 1.0211. 13s. 31. ; . Service Gunpanies 66th R 'goneht, ~ Thi s ' ---eLeeehreehall be elected to receive the same. Giliralta. 721. ss. 7.1.; J. S. Meoratte El.. - per Archbishop Murray.. 501.; . B. Seel:Li l ian eth) Lau . „I 14IsriOn, oa-retavY ' rence O'Callaghan. Esqe., Carve as. Venezuela, S. A., per Archbiehep Murray, 1 7 4 .; J. C., per i to 11 1 ' ' ' ---- e - e-..----___e_ t to e ti re o j a .ziN E It ', S A• L S. 1' . E A N. 1.• AA. e ? le.e.a. I JUN • tier Provincial Bank, IL ; A Friend, per Boy!e, Ln v, Pim, .an . ti Cie ; leiverpi ad eil it ( i George's I..e.ick, Na, t emp. -- comitNY, • - 2.) eer .R. Day. E.g., ,e, r ..,,,,,,,, Hutton. Esq. (10th subset - Wien). 28!.. i n d en to 1801. 193. 7e ; , , - r ib -el to e. (Incorporetee hy Ate of Parliament.) - 0 • ,„. collection t,t Gen, per British Association, 1001 ; Graham's Tewn, Cape sat G to , l Hope, per Rev. A D • vereux, ro.r A..oll)i4liini Murray. 701.; Anonymous. Paris. per Archbishop Murray, IL 18s. 7.1.; " O de • h 5 b 1 '! d 1a la hereby g•ven, that the ti 111 , - YEelltLY GENERAL (~,ii,,,,i,,,1 at New 0-leins, per .1 ., 1an Rueeell. 3.1991. Is.; subscription of 31a.onic Little..., No. hie b TI NG f t • • PitOPlt lEl'O 'S of this . 0 PANY will be. held „ at the ee - °'' '' '69. ' L°ln-b"L'i . 1 ' ce . ' 7.1" ... , . , .), 1 .223. St . Lucia ' per the "Lau' of "' later " 151 ; FreetnaAffliS. Mobile. per Arebbii:hop Murray, 20e ; Engt it ID ` draa.„. - mPany'S °like. 1 , -T. Lonlikro at, eet, 0 . i LEbDAT, I,IC ‘. t 1 10 1 !::: o o'clock prec Se , . purstian 0 .' 4 • I'Pt i 1 • '• - It I. f• wet or Peril intent, neerirg Comp s OA% tsar J.1.11,-.4 Halley. Eel. '01.; odlectinit at Sydney, New South Wiles per Very Rev. .to trans t tto P,,, - • the Hal f e• the meal busiiicsionld 1. &elan! the DIVI DE NI) for Dr. fereeere. 1,5 . 001., per Arelibisltop Mtirrey : Mra. Fallen. Park. per A , 'clibighop Mtirrat (eecond sub enneeYear ending 3001 June, 1817. reS tiotienl, 101•• a blitinteal vollection et 111 orti , -Ils Chanel, London, per. Rev John Rolfe. 901 per Arch.- • 113 0 $1 ; i , "' l b A....." - ------______ll{; 1, 1.4' . _ .... _____ ..._ 1.JL)1- IN WILSON, Seeretary. • . , be IP - . 1., 0 bishop Murray; tho Reserved Battalion% 20th Regime•it. per Meyers . Cane and (et., 401 ;X.Y. Z , Lon .. t th e , , ..., , .... •• NI) 0 N to BOULOGNE 1)11 - 1,K. I ht don, per Bark Of Ireland, 2 1 101.; per Messrs. Armit and Co._ 301.; Relict Cortitllittee, Guelph, Caesda r woo . : ., 4 • .. ~. The co mmE ,- sainoTT. DUCED - .11toss. West, per Rev. A Palmer and T. Hefferean, Req.. 2321...14e .; Relief Corntnittee. Mon.real, per Thomas . . 'e• eirOP les. ; Fore Cabin, Be. . - -If Bran, Dee. 6381, 6.4 61. ; Rdief Coninitt...e, Qii•hec. per Andrew William Geghlen. Esq._ 5251; 1 Drum, ' . . be i , nt e " e ° 1 . 11 •00.e: s CIA-L CGMI' I.NY.'A s.,4lendid slenin-alips CITY of - . • . ~t,i n7 sunday. -;tr pt.-, Cr id 1 . 1 . 7 ., 1t ALD, will le.mva Lund° i-itri.lBe Wha' f in•and and Co ...Liind(M, 7-)).: He rseCepe, "Eerie " Delhi Gtzette, per the Deice of Leinster. 211.. I 1 ... 4d. ; igg' - ''; i . ueeday, and Friday (weather permitting). 3Firoa.,iia,,y, A.A.;tl 6 8 atoriting• A LaSIT. Tier H. Fitz-tetild. Fel , pt.r it ,I. and Ga. II.; the Mayor and Cemmittee of New York, per . .A.e•ethichen Murray (B nk of Ireland), 17(d. list; lislief Cemmitte.e, Montreet. per Tiphoa3 Ryan, Esq., t I'mnd..l% Autmst A' M • Sunday _wino.% 3831. - 7 e. 3d.. ner G. P. Bee .kre E.g., Govern a., Benk ef Ireland ; R .yal Irish Art Ueion. per Walter le. Tuesdas% 9 ' , 12 9 Nialit.. ;egos[ 13, 11 Morn mg. Sweetmen, E.g.. • 501.-: *Friend. per Boyle, Lew, Pim, a .ai nd G C . l. l l l l .. . , ; ), co p ll , ec r collection Trusteesat Geeoe. ;ter Arch out: the I , :diate For frei fc h t er 1u. , ,t..t 15, 1 Morning. Melton Murray. 1931: Is. e hilt a collection at the Cape , Lan c eirt R -lief Fund, 501.; A. N. K., per Ti tele, Lew. Pim, and Co. 41.; Michael Coffey, per . ev. , t. U . 'M D intiell, Clifton, 'MA ; Thomas Usher C tip thin. by Hewick. N. 8.. 201. ; - Rev. Lee'' , teems , ! • ~.0 ee a P" efe rit ' August 17. 2 Minium; F lsh-streat_h•p , ""age, aPply at the OM •e 4 of the Company, 17 2010 ,- . 4 t gib ----____•_,L2ur Chaplin's Ulliveri4l Office, Itagent-circus. Jags SYLVIVB-IITNI)-1300K To THE I, %ICES. - Reeve - fetneent. A.theret , e. per Archbishop MUrray, IL 1 Is.; ore •-f net proceed-o f taste of RIO barrel: et flour, Pnblished, in a hand ita - me - pock t• 1 • pri-,, 54 with Map's nor the Ladies of Mobile. 1711. le. Ild.; crilerrion of a few soldiers at Ili a n o n t b .• i. $ll O6 by Iv 0 161. 15 , % 4 . 1.. per .kreittiiihop Murray :0. P.. Glasgew, 31. ; the Pr (teed r a iiie l iTi r g ß li i t' g s l i t te lt ri - O a r . m . , :It• 1 1 Y.d' a" • " '. . . '" """ ' • " officers 6.etni.or and Edward 1111kPs""ds of One 'Mildred . Illu=trations by Thome- .., thel • Dublin . Ga-risen Aniateurs...er Captain L. Sine l - o th i. . , , e‘, 146 kYLV tve; 't t e . mr , ITeteell and Webieee Camheilgeehire. ner Rev. Mr. Teweley , 1.5). I p s e L r air ;e t)l A l' r c : h il u - r i i C il la i r i t e e t ; L li u '. " L -li '• e l:4;l 'f , j c‘( osl. v : h ,,: c . nhiii4als . 0) . T2HIE,..`-'1,,,Nk•!;111,1I,IAIII,, LAKES. D . - BOOK TO T ab'et newsn•ner, pee An.hhishop Murray, 101 t additional cellectien at St. Mare , •!s, Hexham. per Rev. 3" ' :0fd , ,.._ „...; most vorthy Ai. Sintlpron, 91. per Archhishop Murra y; Mueray; B wi nes . E. J., Her Right Rev. 1.)-. Fortin!. 41. 19-s 9le per 2 a n), e 'nose camp ete Gitde fer the Tourist to the Takes the otij ets conie mid m our notice. 'it describes the routes, initican•S A rehhighin Murray: Stet Regitneet. Jersey, per Captain Hamilton mewart, 29:.; Mobile, U. s., per ill 1°- and Mu e s Thom it Theirene..Esq., 151.; Cepe of G ..n , l Hew. (Cen- Teem ). per William Porter, E4q., 5001.. per the to the . trines the wit 1 ' '' " Q . " 1. losPectiot .•iv s a short history of each 0 e with maps and woodcuts. NO VbiltOr Lakes should o .it o take this volume in his pncket."-• 'Title: Right Hon. the . Lord Mayor; Henry Co;w, Feel., Delhi, E. 1., per his Grace the Deka of Lebister, "Tibia is 841. 17e. 9 , 1. ; ner Armit Berough, an t Co., 11. 19s. sd.; two boxee of clothing trout New Orleaii 4 (granted estotthir . n , a 'very charmin g Wor teis voinm e little volume, illustrated with upwards to North Dublin Unipn Committee) 2.1 10 ,7 n idred deleinus Itts of scenery front original sketches, by ..... -me ... . , cut e r' s . I: 4 Z! Edward Gilks. by wham also the engravings are ete- . • • • Total Amount of Suhecriptions to . lst July, 1817.. 6 -61-1. 9/. ry 'tourist to the Eitelli.h Lakes should possess himsel , of stet ( 1 1 Total Amount of Grants and Expenditure to Ist July, 1847 55.424 3 7 i en at in which is remarkably cheap, considering the beautitul .-...-....... a...........--- stet l ao it is got up."- Kentish Ind ' ependent. 0, ..f '.-- d I rrlNeeete ... : A l s c...ittst ontalislied. (can, Bv, .., 2s. rel., Balance 4,015 14 3 With S t ..11:413 1300 K To THE •LY DE AND I N VVATEIIING Amount due per statement at foot 203 0 0 !...... ha , 6 o PL SCEs. Oralia t . . itk l i r°l ' n J ° llo s one, 15m.1.0. aid Edinburgh. . Available balance .... - orb s et, d ~,rwe the eaeliestem et thei r 1 M T ' ,5, , ..,,.. r : T 0 1 :F u 1 F e r 1i , A 1 : , ;; ::1 1 N: - N T AL 1D . Tupl ( iii VEIItAL I, I FE rie Generel Centred Relief c omm. C.tee ft,. Irela•i .•., , ; ' former report, med., in tee m 'nth of - , PALL-MALL, LoNieeN .- , and 22, NASSAU- Fel.rtlerr, have been enabled by the genereeity rif a henry -lent public, and in consequence of the Goveruinent having entrusted to their di • • el et ~i l totth _ Subscribed capital. 510,0001. Orthtrion a small pert 4 the funds collected in E igl4titi , to extent th - ir lab-aura coneiderably, as will tbe,,4 - - s d r - t i t; erehy given.to the Sharehol tere of this Society that the mt.-54411hr .1 5 1DDear cram the an •exed'aucoont. which shows the total ntenher of gland mete by this Committee, varying in am-ion' ee f e nted A,,,..ektinuer e - ' le eel the s9th July, at th • rite of 4' 104 per Ceet frem 20 0 1 to 'lOl. each, to have been 1641 up to the Ist of July. The Committee have expended 55,6271. 3s. 7tt , leavieg ii belance to their credit of 3.8121 Ida 11. Dim- --isuat - wail be in course of 4 . tya.neio ' t all and ' after the 190; . at this OM t sif ce. Tate utmos' -seine and most vigilant serntinv have been used by the Committee in distributing the funds pieced at their .s.- - .4 W es t ' .- -------- ---....„_____L'. G. P. NEISIN, Actuary, 25, Pall-Mall. dilv , tial : and thnneh they cannot pretend to have encemitered, with their !united ; res. urces, the mass of misery and d....ti - ea. C OLL v sz 4. ,. - tution that has sn long afflict Pd. and "ill contimlea to 'Afflict. the power ciao-ter, yet they have the setisf;ction of knowing Sy 25 . ! ..tie , Ci t .; -, 1 / 4 1° ODE on the I' kSSI 0 N 8 will h. that their labour., in common with therm of other Mintier cherittible aiseci -lions, have, uteler Providence , been the means eif i ? 1 131 * „,„,•,.... bit o 4 o rl re rst - s -r in "Y agt 7 i. r . ".T. RUSSELL, with illtl•tra , , %ions in , a Series , of of al'eviating miteta distress, end diminishing to some extent the fearful amount of mortality occurring from absolute r Or Th,. Pfltlied by 11h sic bY means of the OPAQUL 311 C -thsCol L. etarvet inn or ineefficiency of feted. ret , .11,` Ir wlaY, s li d .'usic.hy Dr. Wallis, on the Miarnines of Tuesday, . . ..._ .4 aaturdi • • 111 1C;ot! e at the i .3, and on the Evenings of Tuesday and The Cem.eittee.take this opnnrtunity of informing the humane cnntribntors to theirfunds, that they receive daily from all OVAL POLYTECHNIC INS I'ITUTION. Dr. • • nerte of Irelend the most gretifying reports .tf the condi ion of the growing crops. and where all are spoken of as promising, 6 h ef# ec Therte e ur te rs LECTUrit S on NATUttAL PHILO:4,I'IIY will the potato crop is mentioned ex hitherto affording every appearance of' unusual luxuriance. r, or gy ' . 1.0 I RIC Tit...E. RA . ,&c. . et t 0 , 1e ,,, 4 1 ; IZ i ru j l e i ,. t ,.., 4 the FL , ' 'G • l'ila cD.F.- They trust, therefore, that under the bleesieg of " the Lord of the haree,t." the famine and fever-stricken peasantry may . ....- .14% . 111 ' . , pL „ . ....ay. ~,e (2. -...., by 11. MNu ii, Esq., oe the Evetoings of set Ink forward at no distant day to other means of subsistence than such as they have been ctitne . elled to resort to; that enret t ech i 'n e t'daY, and Friday. The twautif I OPTIc Al EF- out much longer _ ti e the 1 nn :X PE itl M E of arti t. ~,,,,, i. ast la IssiOLVING VI EWS, DIVING BELL the eenentne esonnatities of those who have se nobly evinced their feelings for their unexampled miseries will NTS, &c. &C. be solicited ; and that the labours of this Committee. as an alms distributing atoclety. will then terminate. .. i 11. rat Adnussian, Is. ; Schools, half-price. ...-S° •• I Er Fleet-street. GENERAL CENTRAL RELIEF CONIMITITE FOR ALL IRELAND, 36, COLLEGE-GREEN, DUBLIN. r act it injllll:o;ue7,lse.th.r:rdiehl.:_yikh_;:anyi"ltri 1. ) ) I , SC s o l l, l ' r Ejt e l . - 41 1 N o T e E T E a T is f f. :.' 52 , n Fleet- STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DIIMURSESIENTS FOR THE lIALF.YEAR. COMMENCING JANUARY 1, AND ENDING JULY 1, 1847 • i' [ n j f i t e ntur of % Klm - I. z tensed an ENTIRELY NEW DES 'RIP- . ; e ! • , N L . TEE 111 fixed without springs, wires. or Special s Amount I Amount 1 Amount DO tetyz ch4np.,...? i t ae h e t . e ( c if t i ly ih r: l 7. l . , ) 3 l , ll.• the natur A t••eth as not to be Grants. of Order 'of general of gee ral Total for General , y I. CISP.. ...eve " cot ur or . lec iy, and willl;ebectt'osu'rtAdli a e l a r s y e rvytiepr.etrit(litreiv. anyss.:l: Expe ates, on Food *Orders not Orders Counties. Total. Of mote rhYrictairii.Lt2ise,l.. This method doe, not require the extractlo C. Depot yet paid. paid. / 29 4 06 1 te eth „. Or ' t e „,inat a re lix., ' painful . Operation, and will support and pr. serve .---- X s. d. .£ s. d. 1847. _____ , ___-. ....................• , .£ a. d. .£ s. d. .£ s. d. A s. d. .t s. d. .£ s. d. 44, m ":70cation; ..„ d ; • all , 1.1 givtrant ,, ed to stature articul +don and July 1-By amount of Y 2 1 - 914 af .:::_fl Of th e .111 ,,..: hat 31r. froward's improvement may he within ti7el)"s2•lhrileee-t7 ;tr e e e e7 Y E Jlirnie4l 1847, grants made to the Y , ....Ay he has - fixed his charges at the lowest July Ist. following counties s:ite. ,t‘eteltiho,r,Ttliezciisi, Teat l a F a. i i y i e ts . eell in mastics to this date: - le 0 i d . EYEBROWS, Mt,,US l'Acillo!;, nat.rlernNoX've/iltlaSlil T° f i r:: ( ::: i c iz om : r ith et re a .. PROVINCES OF G Ie• „,... instit to this date , LEINSTER :- a _vized h _ lirftluced in a tew weeks, and iti11111"4 , dif • a t. in,e KER A per Sew, iption Carlow .. .. _ •• 55 0C95 0 0 455 0 0 605 0(1 , . s '. Dublin .. - • • . • . • • 30 0 0 30 0 0 ISJOr OI. • ' 4 It, • Y 11 a few 'th esoelentutasiee(!ifri,"l,,lNlTONE'S .1110 . 11ST , IC M i ll i :ENE- En i e fi, a no tish i i r ti%l n u i li s itg r _ _ Kit .are .. .. .. •• 2. 0 0 .. 130 0 0 150 .. 1. „ a s/ a0•• 0 ( e ns _ _din s i s ot ~,,,,.,_ •. •, erawn truth aromatic ,a, rot.; and sewers, Kilkenny •.. •• 200 0 0 :SS 0 0 1495 00, 12 -, 0 0 0 E 88 _,.. it to e tt s i t iseti milrui, wii.:f.care headache in a toy minutes ; • 18. "t Pnneet..a t, it is also a Geor e Gr.y, per . 7 l int toilet lierto,ne. sold , eds. In triawsular the • Itritist. Asso- King's.. „ „ ~ 55 0 0 215 0 0 605 001 875 0 0 t nabilT s . titi:..t„,nel dot; 'hi ) , ''''' Government stamp, at 4s. ; td.ulale the size, cation, h ine port Louth .. • .. .. • • Lenttfor.l.. .. -. • • • . 140 0 0 180 0() 320 0 0 55 0 0 9 0 0 425 0 0 570 0 0 1 1 e 10. ee'eene te stinaoto.s: o :'''''• I Is. each ; eitel.4.l In a Patnphlet, coo. of the pro‘luee or meitsh .. .. .. .. - .. 95 0 0 475 0 0 570 0 0 VW ,feto'Cif 1 7,:v . lere o n the „ iwit . i met•••ulateil authority, entitled " Three alintites' Queeta's Letter • • • • 18651 9 0 Qill•Cil . .. .. .. .. 60 0 0 100 0 0 815 0 0 971 0 0 8 is ',Peet, 4 8.6 4 , 7 e_ ~, , i aim Preoervaoon of the ibitnati hair, &c." Ireht al, Including Westmeath .. .. - 90 0 0 120 0 0 506 0 a 646 0 0 1000 4 , I, 4 ; . ',T h svi io l es ,,,,, s. o s n t„ and it , 25,, far money orders Arlie 2501 , trnm the Royal Wexler.' .• •• .. .. 170 .0 0 193 0 0 655 0 0 1020 0 0 0 1 11 ° Ie 0, 4 7 ,: rd. , a nd e3 e' yi„ 4y .. at! Gromotone's Ilersery, Itigngsta near Irish Art Milo:. .. 9877 211 Wicklow .. _.. - . 90 0 0 165 0 0 180 0 0 435 0 0 f cl f c*- ee C'aduitgireet; ‘lems s i„ 1 : arclay ann Son. Ferri-henna-street ; Sanger, , eotlat el • • • • • • • • 199 10 II To al .. .. .. ---- -- - - _ 725 0 0 1370 0 0 5351 0 0 -446 0 0 7446 0 0 , ge, iod by -street ; Mr i utter and Co.,Cheapside • Fisher and Tidier, France Lt. 11,4 1 . L . tnlif_...... "Pe.hrtnitsonenrs' .'alit''t(.llicoi;llteer's 'flr' F i t7 l l• B : e.' inrit ' ras s h ' ? r J " • h a ti f l l.l . G e i r . t a n r a l a y -- .. • • .. 134 18 7 -- -- - * tr„ g MONSTER :--- ii 3tA Oftl ee. " ~a lk , for .Man chester, ereseh e and Son, Adver Ila l a b .rgh •• .. .. 450 0 2 I'la e .. -• • .„ 565 ft 0 390 Cl 0 1040 0 0 1995 0 0 e P il rs . o. !Jape r° Y h ad the fol This( e e , lowTi°it 2 T l it: te t r a i n n i ,, s , s ; Italy- 755 0 0 1185 0 0 4175 0 0 6115 0 0 LI Kerry .. .. .. .. 265 0 0 235 0 - 95. 0 0 1450 0 0 ll•ft s. Turin, 1167. 10s. ; . t '4 / 11)._ n Aug. 7, 1846. te4 in the " 1 nnes" news- Leghorn. 20/. ; Limerick ... • • .. 321 0070 0 0 730 0 0 1120 0 0 ti R ... . 0 c1rt „P ‘ iper by the ie , Reader, remember, this 'ester was put into Genoa, 1931. 15... • • 329 11 0 Tipperary •• • • • • 550 0 0 340 5 0 2350 0 0 3290 0 0 is RP' 'op ... mrs. w' eek i - ''''''Y Re a d er, as a testimony •to me . Waterford .. • • -.. 400 0 0 45 0 0 830 00 - 1275 0 0 i P I . wt. 'to% or eY, of No, 3 :,, - 3 it a , publi c] , ~..._, . • • ao•street, F•osough, takes this ()mem- Belgium - Liege .. •• •• .. 610 - P to 0' ige T eiy for th, em e cac yr ,,t len Mr. NY. Grlmstone, of thellerhara, Iligh- Gila *altar .. .. - • • 100 0 . 'I otal ••• • • • • 2855 0 02275 0 0 10115 0 0 15245 0 0 15245 90 3 1 6° ' '' m id the relter the hair his •,. aromatic P.egenera an, in having tom- Channel Islands--:- --,--- Q tlar , _ ear whol o f hsr ha, on -cr head, after toilet; It about tour motithe, Guernsey, 32/.; Jer- . ULSTER.- II 1 .. '',714 was betere the h.r ix much etronget and masse luxuriant than se e , 42t. 17s. Gd. •• 347 17 6 Ant Im .. •. •• .. 50 - 0 0 135 0 0 230 0 0 415 0 0 It COI?„A., _ enz. weo...iev u ithinems appeared. North America - Arlo gli • .......170 0 0 115 0 0 ISO 01. 165 0 0 !t . '_ 4 B .. tOr. feelin iserts this testimony to the virtues of M n.M CE's Canada, viz.:- Cavan .. •• •• 310 0 0 425 0 0 119) 0 0 192-5 0 0 • l', CO do ' 4 I IS. Imtn , . g assured that Derie.,, e eit they many ladies would gladly purchase Moutreal .. .. 5873 16 3 Donegal • • .. • • • . 550 0 0 315 0 0 1345 0 0 2210 0 0 8 11 0" were 30 0 0 130 0 0 5. 25 0 0 685 0 0 ... Mice. •b, i i n °t Only in the ras certain of Its virtues as she is, front ex- Quebec „ .. .. 1571 13 3 Down .. • • • • •• il 45.A.130 15 0 30 0 0 173 0 0 8715 0 11. .beFoed a ' a cure et „ estimation and prixinotion of hair in Mould- Miramichl .. • • 569 10 7 Festaanasth .• .. „,it idl ile' utdy of any to her tas nervous hea•tache :at a toilet perfume it is tar Pritice Edward's Londonderry .. .. .. 175 0 0 265 00 • 310 olt 75. , 0 0 CO 5O In re 'Pectaree i e. She will feel a pleasure in answering any 50 0 0 175 12 4 .7;9 7 8 975 011 et , Island - .. 3 1 5 0 0 Monaghan .. • • • • 6 (1. CRAss tY to the drop. ' t the hair abovetaet .- 3, Swan-street, Borough." 90 0 0 305 0 0 640 0 0 1035 0 0 0 2;/„... - - , Ith becomi Kingston .. .. 262 10 0 Tyrone • • • • .. • . 'ant the h air e cres a „ ~t nor thin, weak, or turning grey, It tew - - - --- Guelph .. .. •• 232 14 0 the 'nett 6697 2 8 10190 15 0 10190 15 01 Tot.d .. .• .. 1455 0 0 2038 12 4 :110 " few it i u ,„ tr f s tri comi dive a so „,,, - -ea u , 'tad occasionally, every week, will pse greYngre4tw.l3' with the comb, mike it strong, and Three Rivers .. 69 a 0 Bathurst .. •• 43 17 4 - ---- hair 44 4 Yutir hairb t erinc the hair luxuriant aud curly. A I Halitax .. ' .. •• 25 0 0 cosiN•ronT :- ' , rhe i a e ,.. caumn,, rush before brushing the hair, will give the ----- 8973 9 5 <la way • • • • •• .. 1:$70 0 0 695 5 0 3294 IS 0, 55'A 0 0 0/ 1111' Most n "t delic It to curl. , UnLecl Stales, viz :- Leitrim .. • • • • • • 400 0 0, 130 0 0 590 0 0 11` 20 0 0 Q tler I‘atie t ate ladies Mou e re - aerhe slid tray use this delightfid product of the New • /cleans • • 3199 1-0 Mayo .. .. • . •• 19 , 5 0 0,1270 16 $ 4484 3 4 7740 0 0 ittil 0 .. Mov e . he , flowers with confidence ; its retreshing see ten et. • 'petiole and n t e - New York . •163 . • • Bel Ros4Common •• - •• 620 001 320 0 0 1770 - 0 0 271 4 1 0.. Or ee t h e ~,...s i to e „,,,,, , , ___ , atslt a tn. at neceosar • companion vi r1.0 „ 1 .,„ „„ ~ 5 7 3 I i 9 Sligo.. .. .. .. .. 580 0 Ol 425 0 0 925 00 , 1930 0 0 S Grlll our in " 7 1 .4 the h e ., ,"" alr MI ehil l .4 "l cm" r"ll'eif int, headache, nour ten or twelve drops Ntmdi e .: ry bid, repeat it every quarter of an •• •• 491 13 5 -- I- - - 1-- 0 l itho le !eland • .. ' 141 0 9 Total .. .. .. 5151 0 0 2841 1 0 11063 14 4 19060 0 0 190,10 0 . lie je e,,,... .. a. en's h e , d ,, iii ,: i cartel.. in ten minutes. It produces , Phil adelphla • • 4 7 - - - ------- ••. 1 911. _-, .t nnv such a pectill•tr ew , t,oplie along. It used set infants ta 13uffalo .. .. .. I 0 0 Ile Cash handsel Trish li LeMPlllet ulsi"R' " well co anis inauenee on the brain ats to pre- Beaton .. .. .. 314 '0 Relief e weaelsti•tt, _ of testimonials. as promoting the growth of hair. -Sec --4--. 5424 0 3 Upper Sackvine- '' tit er - Allletters add , reased to Willi South Am rice- street, b Mg halt of tO ir, la ~_- stn tirimetone liet tiara% Hie! ate Venezuela - Ca- suhecriptions • TOM .a 3 2vo in A ------- _____ R it I A (7r nieces .. • • E West Indies- .. 177 0 0 New York. Auetra- Ar lia. Sydney. and 0 3er ire au, One half the world .I( aid sei In there imuTie. , are desolately single, and the other ne/ Ile St. Croix. I • - Quebec .. •• 1f,15 7 0 Vie rB hi tter tr right deterin lie Vestionably contented. Diffidence, or a 43.; -4. Lucia, 15/. .. 120 11 4 Dit o •c, his Grace the g ed) 0. 4 `:.1 e latter. Th e former, -1 of c aution a ' -ee solitary one ties ' nd world! Indlee ais miscalculate 4 hopes ern- East . shield him , elf nader the plea D Deihl, Meerut, 25/.. e . Loot Archteshop or Dublin. I'hitpl aim -t w c°lll nreee ns , 3- prudence and the 1 d 296!.9+• Id :Rom- tent half of cub /bevj and b roken - mere': but th e ' ose" 5 ~. 6 health, are the truth lies deeper. Physical incapacity hay, 211.104.1.1.. .. 342 19 2 setiptione from Syd le 0 426' tem " e tte n tat cut , ent. The (to gr . eat h n tr mces h l the t' Honour and justice w d rY to 40.neetie happiness cane Pr Good flare '- ,einem not be the tanly man•iage pet- Gratharnetown. 701.; nay .. .. •• •• 643 5 a ash twsrded to Trish .t w rOO P ' ne,,,,__ corn Pact ;it alone digurnisatel th at health should form an item Cape Town, 5501. •• 620 0 0 Relief Aesoclatien- 250 0 0 41 ° ey - et, w o the" ond more eorely than es the alliance. Illigkted hopes or lonian Islands- Ca refunded the I) At sumo,. concern . tau poverty or misfortune. Header, If Corfu • • - .. • • 10 0 a Irish stociety Lon- a; . , e4;-'h'IOIRS " Ott Sinsle"au. procure, Dr. CUIVERWELL'a little Australia- don, per Sir It. J. . ..:1 C. t.e , ren ii . ( bY 0 0 . 1 t, Inad Married !If " stamps, _. . -e, pub. in 2 rots., is. Meloourne, Syd- - Routh (' government • d t . 6.1 each boy . g tumble tomtit- . IS 1 011$ ' b , _ ~ or predish feeling deter se; ' ). Let no imaginatively ney, Hunter's . , lit 1 l ot t , of their •u, by their titles, nor he hindered River, &c •• • • •• 2082 17 3 p'y with the condi- P ; I P ' 1 lo t te ThoF are not intended c:rttituP' iiiv et t l contents, tram obtaining Truste 9 Indian Re- Hon mem which it 750 0 0 wal granted) .. • • 250 0 0 hi 1 0$ i the are closet perusal of those more . ere idle curiosity, but lief Fund .. ; • • tit l . the y ZyotTered as antagonistic to the etit dee ply intere , ted, to whom Irish Society. Lon- ash refunded to R. , tnifethe e subjects, by u qualified authors oyneal trash put • forth on don (a grant con- Ebrington, Eq. •• 10 0 0 - P 4 rr / . ht ._ r, are a disgrace to the age. Fun!' ‘'muich alone or dithmally (het Go- 'ash pat d sundry per -01 1. ; . .47 Maiications claim your attention 64.. 17.110re. two other vernment would sons per special 11 , ft , . rice is. eaeh, evince an ecrial order from Canada, rs 4‘a ! tel ld rts e t an Is. 6'14 " I'l d " How to be Ilai " .. Witt to Eat. Drink. and surn) ~ 250 0 I Sydney k,e. • • .. 333 12 4 .. . 3002 4 4 If fl l° 1 . • s n '4 loPhle a hut e Ind I • play. They 'are not merely 51110• • .. .. I lls '. ...ere e atty. viz.: -h, q n quan.ity a library voluan..„ nor are thev th e 4th - If ft ed ~_ p enteral sta - itateings of the bow% hut the studv of the author's . 14 9. who owes hi pre.ent exiatviice, health and • • -ight Dragne t ,. 14th Regiment of 42 0 0 lowing expenses. te ° Is ervance of the m xima he won't inctilc te • -f- P 'lti" t° this " b- Infantry .. v'z :--- ' . 0 would tie (lone ~,,o_te ~,,, tumei.. mitaire., 1 (to woo iMlera as he . 2 , .e.. ditto • dl 3l 2 9 Furn taro -.• • 23 In 0 0 11 r • • on the •• sunny elite of The way." The above work. aws end to keep a h,,,,,,,. 3 , , ,, , .. tto , 40 C. 0 ditto ditto Salaries .. . 1351 10 0 n- 30 0 ft sP la • ' - Sherwood, 23 Paternoeteor w• e. . Il 14 in&V be bud of 52.1 liittO (lit ' . A/her-thong .. .. 181 19 8 , e , ...tri a to, 7, Fleet -street ; Menu, 66 • t " 4 ' 12 0 , 0 r i . . .c. orulull , eal on, 4. 4, West Strain' ;or direct Ow pent r th .4. to ditto Printing aet • Sta•• air t • , !lac) from the author (win) may ~e conferred Willi - 81 • 72 5 7 or °th at ditto ditto 29 0 0 tionery- ~ _ 74 11 7 ti fs 4 04 :finings era'. • •••:.••inas) 10, to• - 11- lace aterent-street • Pei-mm.4lly, 1 t.h two .. _ „ 34 6 4 tl iv k _ .„ , . ~, p , • and all Grant Of food from -------- 4 sellers. 235 0 4 Car Hire - .• _ 2 7 0 init British A ssoc i ation. 3114,•elbuleous .. 20 19 8 tl let ON 1' tiE aECKET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH :Valli London _ " •• 10000 0 -0 .. .. .. .. 480 4 5 1 a OP M ATURITY. _Lxcess of grant fur - • - Cash per ?medal order , _ 3 re d ' 1 1 ., WITH TWENTY-FIVI, C01.01tK1.41 101111tAVINGs, food •• - • • 1 90 0 0 to suildry persons • I V 11 0 ' . " 140 .. Y is . uhllshed. Twentieth Thousan4. In a senied envelope. ------ not yst paid .. .. 13 - 0 0 Ale ' •-• r.t.. in lorwardea, post paid, ts) any address secure flame Int Amount or Food Order • il , 90 0 010;90 0 over , eiA 'oBeri. ,i irawn. not yet 1 . S I - - aeon, ' air ee. - , T, i . 01,•1,6 S • ,T 1 0 paid - .. .. .. 190 0 0 . I '4 EI. I.' PRES.EItV ATI( IN : A Nlerlient Fri- air ' e ese k ~• ---- .. .. •• .. 203 0 teti 0 0 - pe n en_ Ma rings, an lon ts• ot.• .....a•ret in o rwilt.... and Diseretere ~' . -.-----....-- • i be life, w" 4 v' s. , y, the - are a natty Required at an earl r eeriod of 5627 3 2 . * !kinhich tend to destroy plays cal and mental •it rgy, ardour, pns- nY IProutit of avail- I •••••• • 11, ' anal a ll the attriaut s o Manhood. . toes•raim with let ;lily- able balance .. .. •• 6 Cot . • -----____ • • .. • • • • 3812 14 21 . 1 ta ter • u tru.i Engr slur. en - a-- seatat• y, Pitysitfo•ty, and Dig- - 59439 17 • 1 Of ' :" the lir.tiar3 soil nepr.lketive ttr,,e• a, •st-iaining their 59439 17 Vet , 1 ar t ,;:• airucturss, uses, and tlitietionc. ,n,l gh,,, , g the boort.. that . ON ftIE ~ E.littET IN ElitM !TIES OF YOUTH A.?i M NTURITY. T o WITH TWENTY-FIVI, Col,Or KEI) " daY is . uhlished. Twentieth rhousan.l. in a senlud anvelope. .** torwardeti, post psid, to any addre.s secure front S • to F PRESI 4 ;II.V TI( IN : A :11Pdicmi e I rc ;, o ;4rl Ma riage, an on t• os.• .•.<.•eret to.rrnititiv Ind life ~,",n ' t y, tint' are nally acquired at an earl r eerlo4 of " a ulch tnd to detro phys caland Illiquid rgy, ardour, pas -411 e the atiri , s y ut s o Manho a od. •Ilt, , rtve,i with „ user •moure,i Engr slug - . en y, Dm- Va r i ou ° ' the 11,, tiar3 neprodi,tiv.. u- .e• s, their are „ st rUccurss, useF , and tutu:Vona, sh•,, E the tithtrie,, that 17,,,rr.lx1lattml In them, by solitary habit.. exress,s, an I infect! n. 3,„7.,rractlcal Observations on the Trestmeot o• s /U 1 d Constitutional Weakness. Syphilis, Strlc ore, :and other 13 Y SAMUEL I•k t iMERT, CONSULTING .4URGEON. Sha m 9, dedford-street, Bedford-square , London; 1/ etdated Member of the Umiversit . v of ' Fdinburgh, Honors- "Ther Ap c ,,,, of the London Hospital Medical so . ciety , Licentiate of •oeettries' Hall. London, tc., CRAPTI4 I cowrieNTs Of THE TREATISE. klI do b „ • On the Philosophy of Marriage, with its ITlndranc. a Rs 2• On nt on Intelicitons an Unprodu c ti ve U n i ons ,— the A. , iatomy and thyslolotre ot tlai• Genemtir. I._ ON nta! their tuneti an ,„ ~,___s caO ii_, . ,, : truetures and secretions, ermine that .v-re., ( 1 )n 1 Solitaryl w e rare i dependant unfit t o n: a n ri t o h i e , l r n t e t al ‘ t t h e 7 .; e "the q t " rn ' i nv; the e , inrealed t v. th e i c . Meu ontach u slid Facultl4.' r igs. and Brain, and ;zen , ral we.aknes, th ?r at urity, and theens7Cß On the Secret tisorders of Youf• t h ' e utalTreatment of Nermm and Loca' Weakness 1)1,,,, f1er I al Premature I 4-city.— C. tIaPT ius 5 and 4 0 - tither Ins.,.. so .. ar l*lnif from Indiscriminate Excess. Strictures, and DAVID O HAHLEh LA TOUCHE. THOMAS lIL'TT►►N. Honorary Secretaries_ EDWARO MACDONNEI L. A POPULAR TREATISE on the SIEALTII, LIFE, au; Nr --- tooty of the BODILY FUNCTIONS. NINETEENTII EDITION price 2s. 641. ; Free by Pe. rt- Envelope) 3s. 6d., ,n a Seale THE SILENT FRIEND. A M e di cal Wort. on the loss of the reproductive powers, with means eat resters Lion. The baneful effects of Indulgence. neglected strictures. condary Symptoms, itc., are fully pointed out. Illustrated by E .rravingp ; followed by observations on Marriage. ity ix. and 1, PERRY and Co., Consulting Surgeons, Loudon. FREEHOLD ESTATE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. T o he PEREMPTORILY SOLD, pursuant t H an ORD 7 • R of the HIGH COU R I ` of CHANCERY, made ia ',3 a cause of •• STAYT V. rufSDER" with the approbation of Skr _ tt. GIFFIN WlLsori, one of th M asters of the said Court, at the MI Hart Inn, Sc ow -on-th.-Wo d, in the county of Gloucester, on M_. e! DAY, th e 3 0th August. 1847, at Six o'clock in the Afternoon,. 11l i Two Lots, The R EVERSION' or REMAINDER in fe 4 simple, expectant ! ri at the Oe th of Mr. WILLIAM TR( NDEIt, the present to-cant for l (et and who i in th=e 74th year o, his a: e, of and in a FREEH IV , I ) MESAUAGE or nary, with dairy, brewb Mae, garder, barn, gr,nary, stabd., cowhous«, and out-idlices, form in -,a complete Dwel ing.tion4e and Homeste td ; &id a piece of Pa star& Land, conta•llillg about eight acres. am! Orchard n...ar theret , • ; Ind a piece of Arable Land ali.iiilng, and containing ahout three acre a and one rood. The above property is situa e l• , the village o hie !fang. ton, in the couoty of Gloucester, and is in the occupation of the . sal al Mr. 'Milder. I al - i ulars and condlti , ns of sale may be obtained (gratis) at I he 61, Lineidn's Inn- e (is; and of Mr. Attu' or :m, shi Mast r'd Office, Southamplon-Imlldings Chancery -lan 1.011(11 al .tow -on-t he- w•-hi, !,loncestershire ; and at the W 1 Me Hart Inn, Stow. The prernisee may be vlew.4lon appllca.nlon to Mr. Tri der. () so t iNclirt.nrlt.uopflelx, l'hhlisho h. the Authors, and may he had at their regldei,,, e . Sold !iy strange. Nu. I , l'atern4ater •rovr ; Gordon, 146, street ; romptou .street. Soho ; Hannay and t 63. Ox; .r!• Street. :uel to al Exchange . and all Looksellers. Part I. of tins Work Is particularly addressed to those who ar Drevented from iorminir a at Alliance, throne' tear of ce' tali •liaqualifleations, and will he'ound an available Introduction t the means mf perteet and secre• restoration to manhood. t.4.lkr 11111.11,1 MA flit TRIL Wnitg. Wpm, - ,,, ‘ , 44 , T_ °N. SEI.P zsEaVATION.—KI;NT AND RICIIARDSThIS traitt e ,r7 "Ile% acta:antages over e cry tither other or the kind c s , f , t i la.. ,. Shi et,thi t e n ptd .. t i li t e la t.lce . The author la a m . e.fleal t ma th ti ,, ta , t , ta811"; so me con_ his Illtrralarielti,,,ion:alaiuti .asavaaouh,rtarsia,doe,v,i,aoetirl h rt is ta p ia r y ot e n a v r ig s , s o na,, oultl‘shed Ida l II* ithtill t i i ,,"'! all I diploma% in the work, and several testimonla . ls of la „ ~_, % from phys:clarts and surgeona of great eminence, %%Inch ~1,.'"e l mt. important v ot , salertition to tho, wh . from the peculiar lro l , 6 ., 45 f their Mftriiitip% are ohliged to seek melic.a assi.tanee Il lanne r a :9rat The auhject la treated altogattlwr i . ra a, exeellent a a ,nd ex e . „.,". 4 t 'Y it. Perna al the unforttmate victim of vieiftna habits ttautahtlitt^lve diasipail oa, ir,il a,,,ahled to :account ° for peculiar all 34 'N mild to aliaenv%r the mean% of tilleviatini their su ff erings Pub ( ~3 ' add effectual manner.—United Service Gazette. frt•itt ac n ' t e 'a 11 3" to, k,,,, a , , , ~,, ~,,1 .. 0 ia . , osi.tentte. .11.4., ° Mani, - '''''' `'`'lehtlrtl...',i2.4l:4'iterri'".t..r-r.,w; '!'""ay anit'''' ''a 6 1.-‘l„,,,,tr„eet 4t.tria, rtenhom.-atr.ea '!'it'l" n t • ‘l''rj"" ' " an d .., ........straaa,t, fodou, ~,,,,,,, tc, flaunt , . itrebt. I.lvert.oa At R7X'ksellerk "Iv/ Ull irL..r Con:saltation Idaly. fron t Nine tilt Two. 4" Pro fee at-04t.. and 111 1 letters Immediately replied will containic. 4ilta, 1.0114 4 6 1 ;ice, kge-.9 ISZDFOUD4T4I.4T Bz.vroßD- Part 11. trelts perspicuous! upon those forms of diseases, eithe .n their primarr or secondary state, arlsiou from infection, showiu low nuiro.ers who neglect to nhtalti competeut medical aid. enta themselves year• of misery and .uttering The CORDIAL HALM OF irItIACUN is exelusively directed ta 'he mire 0' ti , rsonit and sexual 4 creirularity, weakne.s. 'MT tenet... ii)gB of appetite, cor.suniptive habits. and .leidl tie. *Wing ttnin venereal excesses. roc. Price Ile. and 335. per ho' e. The Five-pound cases may he had as usual. he 47.(M(`'.'STItATET1 DETERSIVE ES.;ENCE. An anti VPllllttle remedy for searchine out and purifying the blood front yr ierettl contamination, scurvy. blotches on the heal, tam, and body ulcers than., and thwe painful affections arising from improper t ,- teti enent. .ozondaryiymptoins„ind all eruptions ot the skin. Price 1 and X4s. per bat tle. ( R Avr rs 71 4E: ND DF A R Via E ....I I I W L E A R c T it ! NOTICE. 1A,1N:.----..---.......AEivr. „,„,„. ....._ jr WAY, and STAR and BLACKWA LT, PACKETS': ;AIL .. Second Class a..d Fore Cabin. stxpE scE , .. Fint Class and saloon, EIGIITPE NcE, Railway and Boat litcnbled I. one Payment. • From the - Brunswick Wbari. Illackwall. at 9, 934. 10, t 0 11.:12 ite,„ 2%, 3%, 1%, :N. 6. 7. .m.l 7% in!, ntyg, at st ~ 9 3 . fr 0 ,. IR, I, Ili. 2%, 3%.and 7%. T;.e TA . AINBj Ear 7 11 gunner nt an hon.' 14. tore each ot those times. Masa ne The New Terrace Gravesend, at 7, 7 ! , ( ? • 414. 9 4. m 4. 1. 2,3, 4,5, 6,6%. 7, and tl. Sundays, at 7,7% 15;x ) . 1 1 % , 43. ,3 I, 9, 6, 6}4, 7, '46, and 11. ' 4, star van, Orem*, J oni 29 ) 1347. PERRY',4 PILTItIrn APECIPIC PILLS, price Ye. 9d., Is. WI •ni I le. p..r boa, are the moat effectual retnedv tor 4trictiire+, iatr•nation, Irrttatiow or the bladder, 4c.., without hindrance nbsis. o , noultation tee, by Letter, IL A minute nem!i of ease is n weary. Messrs. Perry are la daily attendance at their residano-:- 9, Berners-street, Oxford-street, London, from eleven till two, no tLU Glatt 464 04 GUMMI tram 0161131 till twsh% TUESDAY EVENING - NO N ATIONAL LOA FUND LIFE 1. 1- 1 ASAURA_Ne i' . . * . SOCIETY. 26. CORN HILL, LONDON. Capital X 500.000. 11:topowered by Act 01 Parliament. Th s Institotitin e-nbruces Important and substantial a dvantages :th resoeet t, 4 lite as.ur ames and deterre d annuities. The assured La, on all occaAatis. P i . p ower to borrow, whhou , expense or 10T ',Imre of tit: polio', two third s ot the prelli"" paid (see Table): 'go the °min, of selettlinr , •teti•flts, aryl The coaversiou or h s W rests t:. meet other nottvetal •toctes or necessity. Assur ,Itzes for toms of years on the lowest possib!e rates. olViSloN OF PROFITS. The increasing prosperity o f t h - s o ci e ty has enabled t he Directors .t the amnia! meeting h e ld on t h e 1 2th May. V 47, to declare a fifth onus, varying from 35 to 85 per cent. on t h e premium , paid on each olicy effected on the profit scale. EXAMPLES. 1 1 Perma Such tke .. : .d Annual Policy Bonus in ' unit Re• Assured ..e. no q e,, t,' m l t ' u re . - . mi ta t ltt i n u un Itconat:bs.ln alu A c i tl , o u i a l o l f may ► onr -.(:. i I Premlmils. Policy. ----1.-- I 1 . .£ 5. A. X 3 ,1.1 Xs.d.l£ s. d. i ! r 1837 243 9 3 85;18 4 6 '494 8 d . j 1 8 38 218 4 8 . 112 I 99 8 101 15 13 5 .445 10 0 0 0 1000 74 3 4 ; 1 839 152 1 to 86 9 3. 13 4 9 39 5 11 1 1810 143 5 10 C 6 8 4 919 1 340 2 3 / I ' 4l 1 3 ,1 14 1... X; 61 17 . 6 .9 9 2 ,296 13 4 1842 -11 6 8149 10 0, 7 10 4 1247 4 5 1 The Jona& Report, with tithles rtes, Sk:., I "' he at theMee, be ha Mee, or soy Of its branches itt - the couutry ; or, uu aPPlication. will forwarded pAt - froe.- _ FERMIAON CAM ROUX, tkeeretary. , 'Department of i h il e . CON'rItACTS •tir tatjliAß, SOAP, TO , :Services, :tom rset p L lace. July 30, 1.47 . The Commissioners for ex.ecut•ng the Office of ord High A , 'mlral they will he ready to treat w i t h stu : :h l 'a. :oli s 'ls may of the United Ki ng d om o f Great Britain dud Ireland, do hereby give nolce, that.ou Thursd .y. the 5:11 of August next , a One o ' clock . *•,'CoCi?iinarnpillig7Afo-rrSx.•lctualling and Tansport he willing to contract for supplying a d d e li vering tutu her .Majesty'! Victualing Ames at Deptford the Undertnenti.,/mg articles. viz.:— WI en to be del vered • • • • • Tons. (Halt of each in 3 SUGAR, (the produce of the PAHA Posses- 1 Weeks, ild the !ions) ...... ~.„ ~ ~, .... „„ .. 100 remainder in 3 SOAP (M0tt1ud).....,.. i ..... .......... .. —3O I Weeks after -1 wards. , rilalf In a tor - t night, and the VORACCO(Virginia.)-4...:,,........ sal - -r e mainder .in is _ •-••••—• - I fortnight an. r• L wards. QUarterli Within ten days OATS (• - •cotch Potatn) • . • • 3al ihe Sugar and Tohaeco to be exempted frail th t ustinns Duties. Samples of t e Oata (not 1E , 5 , 4 that, two quarts) must be produced by the parties tend. ring ; and samples of the Sitter, Soap, and To ham,, tozetner wi• h the cn. ditions 01 the Contract., may be sc•en at the said Ofti•T. So 1\) ler will b • received atter One o'clo.l on the •la, of treats', nor any n Ric it, unless the party attends, or an agent for him, dul , sutho - ised in writ hg. Every Tender mint be I.lresse 4to the Secretary of the Admiralty : and be ir on the left hand corner the words " Tender for and must also be delivered at Somerset . place, and those for s ugar p on sible persona, tsenraging to b•-c.iine h till WI is the per , on tmideritsg, in the sum of 24/. per -vit. on Vie valur, for the due performance of the Contract. must he *emu : anted hi a letter signed by tw ,, re. Spent', le. ; Yellow :soap, 48.5., exid 60, per 1121 h, ; per Ih. ; tit-twine , Trans ?trent Wax, 1 ; , :enuine ik.A. VI CAN 1)t,14:5, dottled, 60s. and ;.415.; Wax 4.811111 e5, te. per ; 4iertnati IYax, s. KAtablistied Warehouse', 43. St. 2d. ; Fine Wax, Wax, 2s. Id.; Waxed-wick Moulds. 7 (1.; g o allat i. ; viler. 3s. 3d., I'ale Seal, 4s. ; Argand. or V ..4 e } :r e e rrn tab?Z ' A 2 s 4 . B. fid lie , r ; or and Palm Soap, Is. 411. per packet ; Brown st'isictsot'. Is. &4:1 : Rose. 25., Almond, 2, 641. ; Wax, 4s. 64.; flaio's L'aralon 'omposite. requiring no snuffing, lot. or lb, A r r o t r i I I ( ' 4 1 -alsah —At (lotreo-honse. _ . FRE GENERA-L ELECT' ON. Parliamrtit kmv riksoived. El,etions are approaelmn: ; Ex-Members promubta:e the r vierra. And all their phuis are broaching you cheap, So we would sein the moment no w . And clearly state pin i ons Which will, if :ivied up to right. E x t e nd through the domini,ne. L. IIYA NI is a can didate, Your votes he no w solici ts , You cminot make a better choice, So pay him early visits. His splendid stock o f rich a ttire To ls se t r ur e y r o %le tv t , e „ , , v t it o h . l . / r e v a c iit, Is itYAM'S pride ar.d duty. Electors up ! record your votes, For this we pls lily sate, L. II Yt d is, ii honest truth. Thu favourite candidate. The Hosiery, list, and Dattit Department, recentl , added to thi L Eta .lislanelc, is now comp e te, rontainin: a w e l l - selected mock of Shirts, tiloves, Hose, liandketehiet:e, &c. &C. Paris and town made ilat~, Travelling. a l e l c 4i t i l li d ig ac ' n i •e, with °uih4 a 11 n . 41 Yanis w lenl' C4eT in every va riety, at prices in econo mical systdu. L. lIYAM'S LIS I' OF PRICES 0. d. Youths' Cloth Hussar Youths' Summer Co Jackets,any colour from 08 6 dringtons . from 09 6 Youthe' Cloth Tunic Ditto do. Chesterfields, Coats 0 11 0 lilted through ....., Youths' Vests... 0 3 6 the Hyauvinian Paletote., Youths' Fancy Trowsers 0 4 6 adApted for Youths. OIS 0 Youths' Cloth Dresses.. 0 IA 6 Youthi' Silk fiats .... 0 3 0 Youths' elegant tulle do. 1 2 0 Youth,' Beaver ditto .. 0 4 6 Youths'eachmerette Pa- !Boys' Fa,ey Caps •• • • 0 0 11 letots 0 8 6 Ditto, be,tutifulo made 0 1 9 L. HY %NI'S Clothing, Hat, and Outfitting Establishment, 36 Graceehurch• st reet 4 s. d 0 10 6 DOGGETI"S COAT AND BADGE. au'li f n: 1 1: ‘ f f.te this ht. I : 'cir: is L 'et Ittrih i 1 ::11'..t: u t uP t la C t t tett. : l3 :, }jine' a l7ilBl ll :b i lr i aytn t l i lumrt e e:' :rst t t. eir ae i , it e dy initror..ge of a wide circle of amateurs. The match— f.ti.m the Swan at L .radon bridge to the Swett at Ch Lea — sti ll o ne of Very great _severity, was formerly con sidered as straining men's powers to a poiat bordering on cruel.), a- it me d to be weed against the last of the ebb, in heavy Woi king sherries, s heleas of tate year- ti.e .everity of the teat has been mit:pied by the start taking ) ng es p r k s c i e l : tely after high water and the men rowing in light wager -h unts . 11lialy of the victors of past Yin-tidy rank. das tirst-rate men, awl the presenceVei al clad in their gay and che rished trophies rendered the scene. of con test highly ani mated The second and third priz s are the got-. of air late Sir %V. Jellitle, and ate 41. 123. 61., and 21. 73. 6d respectively. The bridges, *harts, and shores, from Swat' to Swan, were den se ly thronged with a critical if not an ari.ttieratie body of ctoors, wild , the river itself was gotgeil with the Wavoley st e a mer lie covapanied tre match. Th e folloeeig ,seirants, ebegen try tot teen a large nuintwr, ebltie v. their stations:— W. 1-1, Ell.s, Wesinnester 1 J. R. 11).-41,y, rithe 2 J. 0111 B.rge 11-use W. Perry, Lim eth R. T. Me , Gr. enwich 0 Itt gintro•r past „x o ' ciee k, T. J W a# high water 1. 41 ra 11 signal for st :s rling was given. a" an "" St art. .41 ., ete.t. At - •outtisarit bridge. I)evov, anti ry w. re in the tree , all rowtne well end In this girder the proc e eded till they shoo il'asttnin.~t.r bride, %Klee 1) voy does first, h Ellis on his qoatrier. P rry , wh o feel he• it rowing gallantly. w a s 1 1 , . ii . foa lea to. , galley, and by their sands on ist h s chalice (before chit a verb g ..01 sat vltttitry. tiff the Berwterri Ellis, (her -econd in as. wa. steer. to dose in s hore, well wader the wi. d, %%hit, I) vey was t 'thine through the sure, anal de cy of this. C wto pr ved t.y the former sh , r;l3 oppiistte lgrave w .f a t. s r r ar ft urn eu tclu•ted, e p v ls e e r e , f u r s om him. The rit ,. e 1)oelt#, trout inc put ou t if his course, th.) agent are skinX and skull, slid nothing but the ~ x cititi cheers of h s f.nieti Is, alto the eine:lowness that the goat is well nigh re doted, are Sliffiefrilt to rally his exh u-te p were, Until s'iniulateil to tresh rtiens, he picks up his bust with reiCewed vigour, and leaves Devoy thief nears let% h 04er n. P.., r e, alitiouv thrown out of hi, position by the I. rut s contested with Knox tor the third place most unflinchingly, but svJs bedten by him b 3 hut hilt a lettigen. the other b oats were far astern. ri is stated to be ninety Aix years since a Westminster mail wen the coat and badge. TUE UNITED I)ENTISTS' TOOTH POWDER. s T awe,: tone the lay..lltiorl4, !toss and DONS, havoig visited ,eve and tindin4 ea eh !Wool r ii tire', rate -a, g....ei debtisiN tut idling some is. etikar it...true, L 1 ey have combined tho s~ together with olln.r ingredieeis known only to th,au-elves, arid are coevinced that they have produce, a p rfect tooth powd, r. It will remove the. tartar, 6trergthen the gurus; purify the breath, awl entirely pre vent and cure the tooth ache, and if used immediately after 1. acing the prevent infec!ian. eick room—Address, lto:s and s eas , 119, and 120, Bi, h,psgate street, L ind..n. A DREADFUL A 11,CF:8S [ DVERTISEIHENT.j— ishoEsi THE I'AI.N COKED BY iIoLL 'WAY'S OINTHLNT AND l'lLlAL—lt.,riert q.t . snore than fiv e y ears w i th b Davidson, sretmak,r, of An - truth,r. had ,ut}-red very sir , adfu! a' SeiSA under his chin. i , .-uring time this fi he had eeett under the case ~. two surgeon s in A nstru .11. r. g.nd one in E liebuyt. a i'h..ut th e least prospect of a cure ; in this iniserahle_icendit. ,n 1 -,,,, k ' -- ..eliitsl to use iltilloway's Oddment and 1;11 , , which in the short space o f two m olltllS soundly bested the wound, and he is now medicines are evil, wounds of all kinds, enjoying', the best of health. , These ti ne fistula,_ ,. and bearings down. Sold admirable remedies for Kings at irrutessur Holloway's establish burns, scalds, piles, by all druggists, and ment, 244. Strand • bon. on. M r. GALE S B ALLOON.—From th e f o ll ow i ng pare ' I grap h, w i r ieh we extract from the New cas tt e au, ant. it will be seen th at Mr. Gale's ballo on h es been dis: c overed in Northutnherked. The ear shushed appears to be much broken, hut the large and coitly quantity* of silk, of which the bill •on is composed, &.ellls to h ive sustain• d no instertal injury{—" o.i wedne,day evening, , 27th ult., between six an seven o'clock, a n i tern ,, n , e b a lloon tnaie its de scent on the far m occupied by Mr. Thomas J41130/4 Brandon, Northumberland. It 4 fir s t app , aratice cues'. od dismay end terror :taping the inhabi tants on the bank: ut the lireamialt, uLd the shrieks of the old dames were heard at a thstatic,, The wind was blowing a strong ga!e from the sou.h-west. P. came over the lofty sum Hifi of the Cheviots, Beddlezton, Prend wick. and Iner..m. Its rogre„, was 1, i a,ly nrrested by a t iff ea t..ned entangb-m. i.t with the turf,, tower of Ligrain Church. When spread ~t, its I tigth . is 120 fee?, breadth 90 ,et-t, and contains nearly GOO yards I,or the ' richest bilk. It i , in the custod y of Mr. James. Wh• n taken up end ',Wed earetelly in a wag Eon by Mr. James, Events,, I with the able aisi s!anee of Mr. Eve, the car was round :. t.e d i -sever. d. which hiss Pr" . 1 11 sed the (nest paieful I . e toetiemetels le-t 3 ,, ECIZ, aerial adventure r h as wet with no otitittiel death." lYstaltehea were sent .off yeiSf rdar eveninz fr..m the Cdtonittl-otitce fur the Governor ut lioug-liong. AUGUST 3, 1847. p itiCß SD. NAY 'AL INTELLIGENCE. SIR CHARLES NAYIEIVS- SQUADRON. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 2.—We have today received further - iniortu.tion reset ng the oquadr.iii, which us a stir," pr-sesse. interest. When the •troadrim tut 4•ut aide tt•e littab uoral M,,,14• sigma f.O m lime or siding ui two column, the St. i:t 120, C .p• tam (fl .4 shit.), and the Venge,mee, 84. Cal..,m 1.0 dii•igion, t. , 11111111i4 the %tr.:it her lime; the HOW,. 120, Caplan. Sir J. Stirling, and the Queen, 110, Captain Sir 11. Leeke, forming the lee line. '1 be weak - pers. Av. nger, iiso-horse pow.r , egrain Dacus, the Vixen, 280 horce power, Commander Ryder, a 44.1 tit& Stromboli, 280, C •tuon3rWer Fis , ler, all made sail, but also made u•e of their paddles. At six P.M. the Admiral m,de signal, • 4vet tops:obi," whirh wus perrorn3ed as f it'en firs., Ven4eanee see, 1141, St. Vincent third, Howe last. JULY 28.—Stood down channel all day under topgal last Vetigea-aT spared St. Vit.c...tlt her mainsail ni order to keen station. T e steamers were all very much to leeward, having bunked their fires. At six PM. squadron off Portland Bill. Shortly after the Ad mural made signal to the steamers to proceed to Ply !now h, and *am the arrival of the liners. JULY 29.—At -day-break no app.aranee of the itentueis. 11/ibd %WI. light. At eleven A.M. Ad in i ra t made .signal fi , r all the ships !o make sail and chase into bay. TheiVengeance soon snow d the three-deckers her sr-tn. and would have entered the hay considerably i.efoie any of the other ships, had not the Atitniral made ,ignal to f o in -line of sailieg in two columns just at th..t Cher. by enanling the flag ship to « wer first; the Veng. :MCP secono, the Queen 'Mid. and the Howe last. l'he two latter were decidedly b- ales by the 01. Vincent !ti This trial. JULY 30.—Anchored in Plymouth Sound at a quartet ia-t 5 P M. V. ngeance saluting the flirt a:quirati, :lag for the St. - Vtlicent. Tie ships enivred the Soui d Ai the following order:--tit. Vincent, Vengeance, Quetn, nowt.. sailing in ill line of battle. JULY 31 --" It is expected we rhull put to sea again this evening. bu: it.i ati the captains dine with Admiral rlir John 'West, K.C. 8., Commander-in-Chief of Pl luoutn. I du not think we • hall." Auo I.—Her M.tjesty the Queen Dowager end suite , ‘mburiceff in the Flury at o,oorue yesterday, at a varter pas , one o'clock P.M., tor Go:.,port, on tier re urn to Bushy. The usual compliments were mid by he Caledonia and Olin . at Spitheed, and the Victor). :Ind Exc.-Ile:it in harbour. end her Maj..Ay was reeeivei:i. i t the jely in the Clarence-yard b) Sir Charles Ogle, Hear- A -liniral Hyde P.trk. r, C 8., and the ustl4ltifficer,, b ) whom she a a, coJitwted to the train, which 1. ft amt.- lately 'or E'her nation, whence her Majesty proceed , d ro Bushy park. Retr..tirarairel Phipps Hornby, C. 13 . w;il succeed IZear-Admiral Hyde Patker, C. 13., as Admiral Slip-rm. iendent o; this dockyard. Admiral P-erker's term e f command expires on the 4th inst. War-Adieir .1 Shirreff will bucceed Rear• Admiral Sir G. Seymour in the chief comtnanel of the Pacific. The Caledonia. 120, Captain M. H. Dixon. sailed this morning at six o'cl-ek to Join Sir C. Nepter's squadron, taking letters and di-patent s. The Birkenhead st• am transport. Commander A. H. Figram, wis taken Into dock yest r.lay, to have her dt, frets made good. pursuant to Adentralt) orders. It do , s .L.t arglte ninth in avour of it n steatners for Gov-rn ,sent purpose,. tt.itt the ti.st toile of a .y c...ll4lrr , eble siz .h, old be so tar a failure a 4, Si, sr, to dwinole truth a irst clews steam frigate to a very indiff-teti, steam trans p •rt ; and, si oiandly, to require to be doeke.l for rep _ir7. after I. as than eight months' service on the home station. prineivaily in tine weather and amoral water ; we may t ,old to this, that with engines of nearly 600 horse power s,he ap t ears to be remarkably slow. Th.. Odin steam .rig4te, Captain the Hon P. T. Pel f-its-en, went out of harbour tit he& past eleven o'clock yes f ,104% m- timing, and after a trial of six hours and a half in the Soleut between Cowes and Portsmouth, of her ...te a etting, sailing, sand occasionally of both combined, 'hid , ' W3l highly sutistactory, anchored at 'ix o'clock last t i ft4 lit at Spithead, whence she will stil about Wed e,ds3s next to join Sir C. N.spier's eqoadrou, taking out lett. 1,,i, _papers, and dispatches. The . f ill .wing are the promotions and appointments of tk.e pest itsv(ek:.— PROMOTION&. Comm wrider—T. P. Tnumpson, of the Espiegle, to the rank of l'aptain.__ Laff-r (1809). to the r.o‘lc of Com mander on the retir..d li..t ; C. F. Newhind (1838), of the Spitetul.i. rind 14. Cocto (1843), of the Vulture, to the rank of Commander. Aare.—VV. H. J. Browne (1846), to the rank of Lieu- tenant. As,istant.4Su-g-ons—Dr. W. 111 4 Kinlay (183 R), and Dr. A. Grab raw (1838). to the rank of surgeon. A PP4 .INTMENTS. C.lnlian(l,e. , —E. A. log eti.-1,1, to the EipiPgle, vice rhorup*oli; W. lad. ton, to study at the st , stn fae- Lory a. Woullwich. Lieutenamis— F , ancis Smrh, to command the Ante. kot, ;: J. S eCIIIbt.. G. NI. Balfour, Find Sauwaritz. t.;. the Trhivo , lll,l,t4 ; C. A. Varmittart. and 11. 8. , y), to tibe Exerlirnt ; 1.. A. krt. to the Fury ; , 1. A. Payn r, to the Queen ; B. L. Bowles, to the 11,- cruit. Masters— IF. J. Gruze!eir, to the Trincomalee; W. H. William!, to ;the Fury. Pay in .ster wr.d Purser—R. Parker, to the Trincomalee. 1).-puty luso ector of Hilditch to Ber muda hospital. Depury Merl* 1 InT , etor of the Fleet—Dr. J. G. sre..art, tu the Vin(..uve. Surttet , n;—T., Ii Nation, to the Itnaum, vice Cro.“ ; A. B. Cuxtield, aii the Fury; J. Lambert, to the Trin comalee ; they, to the Amphitrite. Hate—E. Apl,in, to the V story. Clerk.—J. Do vn, to the Iknelope ;C. W. Stephens, to the Amphitritot. Midshipmen —Jr. W. Webb, to the Excellent. N,,val Cadets— 1:3, P. Forteseue, to the Trincomalee ; I. 1). l'utlif eornb.„ to the Amphitrite; the Hon. Ernest Cochran-, to the liliheriiia ; A. H, J Jullosioue, to the Fii ;E. Smith, the- Queen. Masters' Assiatar. - .ts—U. W. Stephenson, to the Ocean; G. A. lity, to the 'Victory. Cost (hum. 1-14iP-uteriant H A. Cornrck, R.N., and Lieutenant R. F. Lewe... R.N., to he in e“mintied of :tatilni. Lieutenant P. Cumpholl, R.N.. Commander of RC.. to be Command. r of the Pr he klhert, R.C., vice Li -utenant Crock• r, su p ersein Li• urentint IL A. liere,,R N., at pr. S et a i n etimmotid tit the Eisn e r sta!lim,, to l-,a Command. r of the Wickham, vice Lieniesant P. t;atn i b 11, Herr...v.4l.—.\lr_ .1. Ail sin . Chief Whitehou,e, t- 11 .11.w.0i1, vice Mr. R. llesi d pr.-0..11.1y removed. I'LlrbloUTH. JULY 31 Y. sterdii) Sir C. Napier'. fleet •ann: i sight tr-in Plymouth citadel, at holt' pas‘ tour in he aft. moon. It c.insisted o' her M jesty's ship Vincent. 120 Captain A. ; her Majesty's ship en, 11Q, C.trUttiti Sir 11. J. Leek ; her Majesty's hip Howe, 120. C•tptain Sir James Stirlittiz; and hi-t . 4 d-,jes•y's ship Veng-an..e. 84, Captain S I.,:shington. illpy hove to oe'slde the Brisk at. rat ha f past tour. then mate sail for the Nowid. l'he St Vincent and Venrance cattle to anchor inside at five o'clock. The Qu-en ail the Howe could not weather the Breakwater; tickedt et b ef ore 71 stet, the 4 t t he a r: o 'c loc k a ndsouthward, e her a emr n e d Mt a o j q ae. u ns a tcy r h 7 rs ha( a after mu7sr fi ht p c; c. t l the vnger llet. fetihul°4z:-.., proceeded to the Sound, and joined CALEDcriNIAN ASYLUM.—We understand that in cons(apenc e e of certain complaints, the directors com itetteed, on Monday last, en inquiry into the discipline and corporal ,untshment pursued iu the female depart ment or this excellent institution. In the investigation e tru.t the children and their pireuts will not be pro dotted by I get technicalitie.. Irvin making any state ment which might elicit the tru h. I. the allegation •.e established, neither private friendship. in;u z-al, or any other feeling, sh'uld induce the bawd tit :erectors to jusaily or extenuate cruelty to the unfor tunate girls. The children ought to be animated and encouraged to appire fortitude, self-denial, and patience to prepare them for the unavoidable evils of life to which their destitute condition peculiarly exposes them; but not inured to suffering by the cruel system of Punish ment to which it is alleged they have been most rigo rously suhjected. It must be satisfactory, however, to the parents to know that his Grace the Duke of Bite. uch, the pr. silent; the Rev. Jonn Cumming, I).D chaplain ; Captain Charles the indefatigable treasurer; William Hamilton, F. , q.; Hod Al , t-srs. Situp- Doti, Davidson, Brown, and Carlisle, are determined to have a minute. 'scrutiny of the charges preferred; for +A hieh these gentlemen are enitled to the best thanks of every friend to humanity; and as we confidently believe that they will faithfully and judiciously discharge thr unpleasant duty which has devolved upon them, they 'nay rely on the united support of the subscribers at large.---Herald. BREAKFAST AND BILE.—A certaia amount of bilious congestion seems to be natural in the morning. That the bile is periodically stored up might be inferred from the anatomical structure of the liver, which has not wily its system of ducts, but also a gall-bladder hold that to thst. fluid until it is wanted; experimental researchhemi(ituroe: over has shown, that little bile escapes inns denn,te except durin4 digestion. For lout there'ore, suer eating, the liver is slowly dra.t.ie t, and 13 , 1 e; but. when digestion is finished, the fl repast. or • • fi ve e d h er i r ;t: •he liver gathers up a supply against the n t with bile; and as the period ( onge ll..nce it is alter fasting that the liv e r l is ex in s o t stully charted absti nence is hetwePn the evening meal an d b r eakfast, of► 6 m th ( e )rn c i a n u g se t ! 1 , a d t b u t r w a s i t a i t in t u h i e 4 re i 01 7 i o l a f l be h b ic e h to an w y anl already earntinned may convert into morbid engorge mee t. Melee many who aro bilious in the m ~rning et Ives relieved alter breakfast—in other word s thews ,e some tile has been drained from the congeste liver. Actin on this itt , lt. I have otterrecommende supper, preven t tee n d m rntng biliousness, a item ( tttg to timed with success. keep s 41),s1dthtehubsilsehltenwinsgthde v iuc uri e n r g , , earl, at least. ,f h, ~f detliitrilliatlon. --, ROY AL MAR RIG 13.--A matrimonial alliance is of t h e Levis b , •twe• n his I ept-rial he Archduk Fel-dela (I of Austria lied hatr Imperial Highness tt. h,h.ca --s Eltatti tn, d intoner ilia , :te Arclidulo Y.slatine 4 Hungary. The nuptial cereravniett are to bt: celebrated at Vienna in October next. is A d Z isp l l N a3 E .ed S. ln ' eiv, l4 sic il ai er E LiL u il d tiClCA'ool/. Much • s- a ►tion the -eriti a c ! i e n) I ttr seu illlr.i.i,Gret: wriere Gr rit:ll3:vp‘lid-ltietliistetaliyilry CiP•ectl;'''. his attti n t o h t e i 017:tali:vitt-or etvhietacre.sq;t:jort:sniansrta,fiiilieeif is lieu pet well lly , tl : l ). e r p ' n' scrilstiuns a u. tie Ld. .1:: f e u : c u si p h ut" h o ti ; r hi l itu a r n e. igr i e l e i: i i " : s their th y extravagance, as When he depicts the clouds " tucking theinsewes up the side of the mountain in a peculiar manner:' hose who can sympathise in cis ark ion for such peregiinations tint an invaluable bit of advice in • this paper as to the best plan to he adopted in ascending such an altitude as the summit of i.en Nevis. Tile ciiiitiibutur faceiousiy observes " Thd.t if•you keep by the side of a stream when you are at the top of a hill, you will somehow or other find your way to the bottom, is, we are convinced, a propu-ition as profbund as Newton's theory of gravi cation." H 'vulg. established this ti uth by the most unanswerable ot all arguments, the reductio ad ab surdum, he maintains that the guidance ot a s'.ream up, as welt as.down, is pretty much the same in point ot practicability and convenience. Above all things, he recommend- the traveller to reconnoitre the ac clivity it /a distance, and then use his own discretion There is nitwit sound sens- in the contribution. " betters on the Truths contained in Popular Super stitions" are brumait to a conclusion by a halt. humourous and hslf serious disquisition on "the objects to gained through the artificial induction of trance." Out of the next article we have reserved a nut for the especial cracking of good, sill 3 Colonel Blackwood, in discoursTng upon Count Alontholon's " history of the Captivity ot Napoleon at St. Helens," says of the) Emperor— t' It is idle to cull him the child:of chance—it is false to call his power the creation of opportunity—it i.s triflirg welk• Me common understanding qf man to doubt his genius." Avd Blackwood a 'tory, atm consequently one who by nature, by principle, by sentiment, and by the instincts ot his political ctetoi. is disposed to regard Napoleon through the most un favourable m diuni. As this composition respecting the capiivity is written in the honesest ot Cory prejudice, we cannot coincide with the gist of its observations on " the great magician of ow age." and especially in tie %aid rn that Napoleor " wanted the inagnainity that bears misfortune weil Whit says Lord Liyroti? Why, it our memory i not deceptive, he says this—apostrophising the fillies Emperor through the mouth of one ot his old Guard : " Doi the sibldier's soul, First iu fii,ht, but mightiest now; - Many could a world c. aural ; hec alone no doom can bow!" The calmness with which this extraordinary mortal submitted to hig adverse fortune is one of the ma s• marvellous phases of his wonderful character. And it is the um e marvellous from the very awfulness o , his tall. Upon this point the reviewer retimik-, of 4 of the dearh-bed of the luupe.rial calif ein " Thus obscurel), rani ally, and almost, ignominious). dosed the car er ut must brill tolt, ambitious, un powerful monarch .1 his time. No man had over tattled a higher rank, mid sunk from it to a lower. No man had ever b. en so ftvoured and so utterly deserted by tortune. Ni, wan had ever pi ssessed so large at, in tLence over the initi,l of Eur..pe, a..d been finally al. objet t of hostility so universal. He was the only man in history, against whom a Continent in arms pro nounced sentence of overthrow: the only soldier whose pers‘mul tall was the declared object of a genet al war:— and the only monarch whose ea..tute ensured the tall of his d) extoiguished an empire, slid fin shed the loftiest or- stn otbunian ambiti m in a dungeon, " Nap iron, since his tali, has becti denied genius. But it genius implies the pu.er of ace 'mph:ing Brea' ends by means bey-nd the invention of other;, he was a genie.. Etery a , . tof his car, er was a superb I'l.o%A:in-.. As a sol'iset, he changed the whole art of war. Instedi' of making eimpaigtis of laetics, h ,, made cmpaigns triumphs. ;le wasted no time in b-sieging towns ; t:i rushed on the capital. lie made no wars or detach men:s, but threw a eolessal force across th , fronti'-r. held its mass vigether. and fought pitched battles de) after day, until he tramp) d down all resistance by an mere weight of a phalanx of 250,000 men. Thus, 1800. at Marengo, he tevonquered Italy in twelve hours In 1805, he hr. It, down Aur.iria in u three months' war. In 1806, he creshe d the rruststan army in f-ur ait• twent) hours, and walked over the monarchy. In 1807, he drove the liu , s.ans out of Genially, foli o :lit the ti' ile's e et ale butt it-b (); E)lau aid Friedamd, aid eiitiqueret that, treaty of Tikit, by which he gave the Eaiperiii r a Silad ,, W of elnpire iii Asia, in excha .ge for the substa;.ve of universal empire in Europe." As to the old quibbles abut Sir Hudson - Lowe man whom no malefactor ever acquired a reputa tion n i i ho o . sn to tleeh p ieiti i i c :af a eat t ri t c l tt e tsitil e o ‘%bt.y r hw a detestation owtseebicnt:htridtuhtheeeyt tithe to i i rie i seyu r u e universal rretetreteirrai spare him the opprobrium he has tempted! ly r ic in h g o, in th t e he infamy of years," has &Fated. Mai Bull-fighter,"ly dis fter is a clev , r paraphrase t irfj t seo e w tsvut t t e ) l eare t d tiom a popular novel just produced by M. rheophil, Gautier, one of the rairisien Puillettnusts. "Tn.. Etwirald Studs," on the contrary, is a thoroughly English tale—a reminiscence of the circuit—in five agreeable chapters. " Cteiar," begins with all th... pomp of promise, but terminates with all the insolt ciance of a conscious fAilure. It is a poetical at tempt, such as might have obt,ined the prize for the English Poem at Harrow or Rugby. " Reid and the Philosophy of Common Sense" is the soundest article in the number. I,lll' Sir Thomas Dick Lauder, inspired with a trill en husiasin for the the i e suzgested by one of tb. writers to the Dublin U ,iversily Mawizine. continues to adorn Jail with his serial urit the SeoVish nvers. Ttte l'weeti is the on.. at pre-ent under his consideration, and the lent; and numerous rhythmical quotations scatterer; amiugn it more than compensate for, he ahsi-nce 0 original ve ses in this number of the mag4zini rhotnits de Q unc-y is more rode atigable than usual : besides the conclusion of his papers. on " Joan of Arc," he writes a long, wavering', I.llrelablet incom prehensible, transparent, opaque, saturnine, ant grotesque treatise on " Secret Societies." It i.r to I.e concluded next month,. aud meanwhile will puzzlt the readers of Ta / beyond measure, by is monstrou • contradictions ban in tone and purp 'se. Poor Coleridge hail already ahewn us that opium-eating . .s: a vice almost impossible to conquer after a certain indulgence. lie Qiincey is affording another mourn ful proof of the fact—we fear. The most interesting paper in the August number is, without any ques tion, that by George Giltillan, about " Leigh fluid on the Pension List." We cordially coincide wits the writer in his expressions of h o pe i,nu: an I exultation. et :F T:a h e,cor e hag c( jr ) te m ,hae e p ttr a hm r at i ie s ,n o ep r n i irrti d iyte, r ct a: ll. eya n rrysm be bas eh t n w ,:o: re e rt e ela n ys. t he he genius calls h oi him—anti .....0 h a a n l ( - I Carlyle, is excellent. Giltillan tells us that these before ual l 3 t , h e e , death trli ,ge i d , the f or mer; and that whereas they hail parted Iron . if not disgusted,' they separated the other day, aftet .orne hours intercourse, "mutually delighted."'" Wi: can fancy their meeting," he says, " like that of twit rivers--one broad, rapid, clear. and .unny—the other still, gloomy, and profound—both' chanting their own song--t :e one a loud, yet irregular, thunder-psalm,: the other a wilder, lower, and more mystic melody. Then comes this beautiful account of an interview, a little better than a month ago, between i LEIGH HUNT AND Gli-rukut! e time when "We wore uev..r snare fortunat t l i : ,, l4 l 7. l s '. ln . "1 4 1 ,,e. lit. we CAI .d on this amisble and di - f. r po i n r, 0 6 7 0 1: ills up. . !aid newly received the notre we h i e tv, d said of him never pesrance fully verified what To. hailed bow Ile islaiegrreceyeTvedu, wii , i; swshino,:chhocaorrtdiFaainity to it 'row old. we had been old friends Re spoke, in the flurry of his would now be to him • riches hearts as if t his P ens h i e % w e compared him to a school finch:so and smiled t w o h his first shilling can span the who imagines ro und of all conc eivab le enjoyments. He showed us Lor d J o hn Russell , s letter, and expatiat e d on t h e delicacy and , kindness which it discover e d. H e spoke, d u ring the short time we were with him on var i ous isub jects, and i n a gay, , lively, r discursive style. His comer. ~s tion i s a winding, wimp mg, sparkli ng stream, whereas •tat o f Cot ble, which we had Itstentd to a few evenings : , pfore, is a riser of lava. red, right onwa:d, turi me i,tinle. Among other things about ht friend Shellay. ne mentioned that he hail translated all the works ii , ' ;pineal, and that this translation was still extant. lit: eecelved us 10 his library, which, as usually happens, orms a true index of the man. Its shelves are raliant sith the best belles lettres of every country and age. It , a room, the very sweat 01 which you itnagitte will be ioetry. Green leaves look in at its WiII iuw. and t 4 ovine gash of sunshine half seamed them with gold. It rind as if in that favoured room the • milder day ' bad /egun. All ttlin,:s were in fine ki eprig— the old young )00. grey hairs on his head, but youth in his eyes an d . . e. rind---she shelves laden with spirit— tly sunny da_) t : ri n d , aves fluttering without. as if stirred with r ,:ilf-biril neligh', to be reeog In, ir dreamnised and rene ' w e, il l7.. w .. he . 1) , of being blossoms into of the 1 .,.). , . ,i ll_, 1 • tter Lying Oil the table, uticonqA,uswnot emotions, iin, l i t s %;', & your onferred—we shall never f :rge f ( lane. .ith a white urely mark Thersti ty. the 24 1 1 ' 4 . . i with wt lett ours was tone. Alt , r a grasp o' 1 has should r. wh'ut' ' l 4' l . 11 .- I. to mg warm, anl a p at I" . theth, livid - al languao of eil '; l l4ii-h no. Latin. but li aankind Pe:ye Peer, ou r tri_een dear d and we lett, uncertain , which of us most to love the d old man, to whom we Firms E Fraser this month ;.ipp-z•ars under a new.propl.f etnr ghip, iind is' . tynkilisheci . by Mr. I'm ker,. c,i Wiest -Strand. Regina, however, still retAns the servibv nt th-,se writt-rs w)lose efforts have attained- for lat-r the high.station which she I.as long deservedly held ; and-the prers'ent; : idptik:t-.of ILA-ra;y, talent, is not ts.:.e whit in.iizri..T.-tyyitryloPits - pr..-fiertser4. The politi: arzicles -aducattoo of the People, 1 - ,.v../.44, - e,iliVrrtte-eystin 1:f the el.urch patty, Cries ile.44l,'!for r ici;hl,oteleas an i factious oppo i.in-otre)i-41 by-that pl:rty to the RiettelotyLeheme f tt ou Sir Robert l'etes Leiter , . . . ‘lll,l t:►e El'uction, i:► which the chitraeYer of or U..bert Peel is sttnek d of er r 1112,hion s hieh 'would be iisgu-ting, from its f-roc:tv, were it not ludi e,ots tr in its ,x(ia\n;an :e. the T.,ry opponents of Sir Robert Peel canaut attack km without cittnagilig themselves; they cannot writc.! him d .‘sri a k. , ave without writing tb4"-tnseive3 'own etz , ms 1 , , :Ind at.:4lS this writer cernfes:..es hem to have been. Lie describts the " great Consarvative party'.' as a set of " inettpd)les." %born sir “obert Prel was constantly " helping out of scrapes into which their own rashness, or the pretfure ront without, or the sheer absence of business li4bits from am ong t h etnselves, had hurried them ;"and 3et ttes' sell-confessed ineapabh-s are the men who .seriously believ e that di , . nation would tolerate theirrule, and that without " hu.iness habits" they could make head against an of position led by Pee), and Outsell, and Cobden. The author of " Literary Legiqators" gives us this ,month some spirits d ktel,es tl, a rail way potentates, Messrs. Hudson, Chaplin, Russet!, and strutt; and Sam Stick spins a. canir i d 3 aril of a night adventure with wolves in .New Brunswick. " Jose Juan, the Pearl Fisher" is the title of an in ter. ating Mexic.ati lc-gem-I; and " Van Dyck and his Work," is a careful and elaborate review of a . Mr. .arpenter's biography of the great Fletn;sh painter. -- Froth "Recollections of Dr. Chaltner,;' which is evidently the prrvluction of one who was int mitely Lequainted with that great man, me extract the 1,0 liAing, and elm hear our personal te-timuny to the neeessi:y of a "fro 'louts' Billlor tho,i- who labour with their he dz, as well as fn .- those mho labour - with neir hand- : " It mstt. rs little whether a clereytusn he located in great towo or in the most thinly pe, pled country . eir ter ea .t. he is expect. 0 to g v up all his time .0 preachiig, visitine the sick, pra)er .neetines. missionary me. tines. and fifty other similar em•rid, upon him. He ha. no leisure; the rule is , that ie shall In.ve no lei.ore. In this respect, to be sure, the !'ate that ha, overtaken the el• rgy is only the saline that sis fallen upon cvety other orrhor of men in the country —up in the mecUeal profession, upon the proression, o f rho !aw, upot. ministers of sta e, upon members or the store; ail over- worked —d, iven on, every individu 1. as ())- t' e force of a hurricane, which leaves hint no taml y d.l:benge thought, (Alen not even the time to go hroueli the business in hand, exc pt in the most per • imetorY and in, fficisnt wanner. It is a shot. • ighto and .iltogether iniserahe system. 01'1.01 mils , . ere long..unless it be checked, prove fatal to the best interest of the coun• ry. It is not for our nianuta-tuting ppula ion ,alone hat a t-hort-Ime law is rt glared; such a tacchfioation in ur habits and arrangements as would answer the st me .those is Panted wt.ere.er there are hinds, ant" still nor., whert-ver there sr , ti.Atba. *it W•brk." S II.:LJI .!~ Although there is in this exeellent organ the E:.glisti Catholics a lesser numt er ..f cootrihutions hat, hithert•r, tt ere postilny, erecter %uric ty. and iuite as much tot. lligence. After a s:iirired conti luation of the editorial narrative of the Gordon in. •urrections, there is a paper of singular inti-rest fiy Mr. C. E.:. erningham, culled "Captivity ofa Homers itr" It recounts the privations suffered - by Pope Pius the Seventh during his captivity in France. In implying that the Pontiff was carried away from Rome by the expre,s orders of Napoleon, the auth or !las, however, fallen into a grievous blunder. Does he "iirget that the Pope was first captured without the iinoickdge of the Anspror. and through the officious zyal ( . .t.General MioLia? On hearing of the removal .f Pius VII.. from the Vatcan to Monterosioinder !he immediate conduct of General Rader, Naroleon was disconcertel The die had been irretrievably cast by a subordinate—there was no poss.bility of re "raciation—mil Napoleon allowed the whole respon ohility ot the tranotetion to fall upon himself rather than proclaim to the whole world the rasli inde iendence of his officers. The sufferings of Pius VII. ,re, moreover; greatly .xaggerated, as is proved by llr. Jerningham's own account of the cordiality which :till continued to exit between the Emperor ,and the Pdpe, and also the profound grief with which the 'otter heard of Napo!ein's death. Had _the treatment if Pius at Foutaiin bleau been as cruel as it is de 'Tribe(' to have been, his friendship for Napoleon must !ece-sarily diminished, and hip emotions nn hear ,ng of his dissolution could not by possibility have peen so poignant History, however, determines the merits of the whole transaotion by a simple epithet: ,he distinguishes Pjus VII. from all his prede ..anre in tha 1 . ..r5;41.•" ta no fin, n rt..;,...4 ,Vapoleon. The piper on the young and' noble leaned Cunt de Montalembert is earnest and well nned. The " Reminiscences of Cambridge" are con inue.l. As a reviewing organ Dolman evinces much , iont:sty, iiite.lizenee, and good nature. In the critical notice of the history of the " Patrician Alexis" we , )13 , erve. however, a casual blunder. The reviewer complains that the authorities quoted are not sepa referr dto in the course of the narrative. In t e work ourselves, we remember that he lifferent references, were scrupulously given. The -monthly intelligence at the end of the magazine will ba interesting to the subscribers. DOMBEY AAD SON. No. XI. By Charles Dickens. I)eeieledly i the le•-ists11eeessful of the numbers of Don: 1 )v yet publiAel In penning these hapt-rs Boz" wu c. rtaittly "not i the vein ;' and his il hi*trator, Poiz," sep.mt to have round the ditninu :ion of 'tower and abil ty contagious, for within our . . 7ecollection WP cant:ot call to mind two more wretched embellishments than those contain. d in the , ;,recent par . " Phiz" never did anything, to our knowledge, mere ex. , crable than these etehi.ig. ; they 'null have disizr..ced the classical and costiv pukka -ions of Mr. Lloyd, and would be unworthy even of I'm-ming ph/ovations to the penny romances of Mr. ;. W. Al. X. Y. Z Reynolds. Allout the oily good lescriptive vissage in the number is that of Captatu t2uttle on the ri.or of old Sol Gill's I ous• : .' It was a chill (kik autumn etvointr. arrl C.iptain I .ut I • had ord,red a fire to b kindled in the little 1 ) •,,.k iarlour. now to .re than i ver Ile the cabin of a ship. l'he rain fell fast. and th , e int blew ha! d; a , ,ti :•tra)iti,: i l it. On the housetop by th it :,tortny I edroorn in h s old i ietid, to take an -bservation of the weather. the C a p sin's heart died within him, A hen h saw how wild and frs..l4te it was. N. , t. that . he associat• d the weather of -Oat t me with poor WO er s destiny, or d tititt d that i Provident.e had do nvd him to be I , St an i sh;pwrecked. t was over, long ago; but tha benearit an outward in tim nee, quite distmet from the subj. ct•mmtter of his houghts, the C .ptaitf s spirits sank, and his hop .s turned pale, as these men had often dune of. and will often d • again.wiser " Captain Cu tle, addressing his lace to ,the sharp vvir.d and 'lantina rain, looked up at the hriztvy scud - hut witg flying Ing over the wilderness of Vain. ind locked for .somathiing irosp•ct near cheery Own • it, vain. Ine tiests and ether r • tie p g,tins ot rug "3" ''' him feet, di-tti , .l lure, w .,,, no b. tt.••r. In sundry tea- Z - b ti - e Gritriter - were c ,nitric like Ini „ a t t . ty .. . zed v e tsibl- fr m t• e street. a midshipmftn. !:.thtitat:i..p:ci.lat a-eti:shlst.ewyee.acot.e.l:o(t vit a . . -,. .k.d or d c-mulawed upon his bow bricked ou •. co- ! a . rut .. - . brit blast snip, him rotind.toiti round r i u .,a sty , 7 p .pivo i La . :::: a in-drops started like steel L . e.tits, anti Il U , o th •(`nt • , - • th m h : M itit c :l u n e ll ) ;M .. -ellf : Shill " t - a r ai - n li n i l a r t t: i tl e l o e o n a s:t s ift e z : hbetuceovisrrthedard.wily. Nor' pressing against him, impottutrktu Hope al , ve that Wesitr that came to topple h to over the parapet, and throw , ' pavement below. If there were any ..irening. the C.:ptaiti thought, a=, he hel•i his h • ,•ertaittly In pt h )ase, a t m „,,,,..t nut or' d at o n , th tNptain, st:altine his hvad in a despot.dcntleaner r, went; , I 1 to liaik b r it." Mr. Toots cones in shortly aft(r with a • newspaper in his pocket, and the Game Chicken, snaked th , ough his plumage by the rain. The Chicken drinks a glass of rum, and the new*paper tells of tto•loss of the " Son and Ileir," with every soul on board—poor Warr atnong the number. John Carker, his sister, a mysterious gentleman (who sings a perpetual song when he isn't speaking, or rather, as "Boz" says_ " twirled a th eme w hi c h seeme d t o go roun d an d rou n d and round, a n d i n - and in and in, and to involveel like a corkscrew twirled upon a tahle it wit ß ha r :! w f i, tr aw f any nearer to anything"), and g ,11 the ci e'y ititroduee.. 0,1 Mrs. Brown'; dauzh.er.,-orZie Alice are severally and callecti .t h as in en in tl e • • no t sa admirable rA‘ position is at least. proBrea es very Marwood, considerably. preceding chapters, the story, last for Antw erp ant i The Antwerp , n, itain J cttsor:. the Rhine-, by 'he '":" In sr F re d ! rideel the followur.: , -tic I re.tiger, Ludy Sir tie-orge Baker. Hart. ; the Hot', Mr. departures on Sunday insfauoten. B,r.siord tort 1)r. Gn.vcs, with their ; Major 31.14°.'rge; &C. JNN Y LaND.—Tickets of admission to the Mus'.o Ilall ..n ..i.ht when this wonderful v' ca it; • xhiteiti ht t. tul, , ,tv a being wirer dto be givtn out on Tut•sdal last. tin ewer cr ewd hus-t thee dour at Ln early b •ur, ard the crusht. g , loch ,tin wh en i t was open r opened execds all S lit wal !he prept.ure that filmy whe) w ere Pit - tin:AP in it fuinted with 6, erels:t and the teat; the strng: 4 l,4 without ihteinrssion - iron) b. forcs el"ren till .htt e o'clock, u.. 11 was stutei by those pre -s`" t to tR4 'mere sev , re !hoot arty sque. z. that %vac eve r r.ne cl !,t the , he.(rt., r en 4 D ''ht' nest crowded night s , or at any ot h er pl ace o f public resort.--• Edinburgh Courant.