The Sun. — London, England, 1847-02-08 00:00:00

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' York pot , ' f r 2*F ° MILDHALL, Jowl:to - 10 28, 1847. e I OMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY'S II • • ..,.- IA • • - ~, A V- V i e' ./......_ , J. . :. •-e ; s .... ,- , . •-....a - ss, eie • ••:,. s • s_______,,s es __ , l i , sse 1 - •.- • Vossrs' s - 7. s ss•' • t.NA 0 4 , 10% . '"i"."° .....--- -- 'i r- ' l ' - ' 4 ,-.. - b-' .:4, ..A. A . .. ' r s '4' s,-- •9: -..,,,,..,...., :,, : ....• - ..f., :-----'-'.":"-,.f''"••1:1.. , - 4, ; arrived k Ma s seARD'a arm MEET at GITILDLIALL on WEDNESDAY, the , - , ' . . . ' i sis t s o _S, J ' ..- ' 1 t s t )s. - {.:..,\ , 1--4:5.1.. s'A i ' s • o - soso ~ - ~..O • . o , . so. . • ,o , ,5 ' iss . iso ..S. _ . .0, tfl 'oso 4,. 47 -, ..,s- • ci DISTRIBUTION OF TIM MEDtTERRANEAN SQUADRON. -s, ,- -, A ,- s 'V tive. , ..laY *Of' February next, instead of the 10th, as before -es • -zoo° o, - 00, • • , o a• - ' :si •''' 4, l , 7oaa'' ~ • a_ o MALTA, Jar. 24.-In Malta Harbour-The Ceylon, 12. ty days. , for "'led. at One o'Clc,ck precisely, to receiye TENDERS . • - •' . . ' 'I.. - - - .• SAO - . . ''. r j .' s' s _ z,os ..( , sait s ~ , •SoSSOne s. , , soosilgak t ps4.,,S' 7 .e • lo See n'Sek t , - s ..- • __ .s . oes ac s . '- . , st. , Sios. - s LETT , ta . . . . , oto-aa , a: - 0 .; receiving ship, bearing the flag of Rear-Admiral Sir L. ayS blier d Sid . o !NG on LEASE a HOUSE, No. 19 en the North '‘ - •'''.F • sar.. , lsS , - ' -.4. - • • Da' .0.;,,,r - -.., - or t -•" .•• • , D i.O IT . t 7.. ,,, -' • Is \ '' . -`‘ + a of o , ~.. . , . 1 • - • . --. - 2., , . - ' ..".. ,f1.f.....4' ‘•:-- - ..' . .. et am . .„._ ooad-street Buildings, and a HOUSE, No. 3, Windsor- ' Curtis, second in command, and superintendent of Malta el ,• a al a 7„e'e r inkwell-street, for 21 years, from Lady-day next 4 and also . 45,91.61....AAVV.' . , .!..;,..,; ;;,,.., . dock-yard ; Inconstant, 36, Captain C. H. Fremantle • , S that ill* • t.......e - e! el, 24. 2, Beehiye-passage, Lime-street, for 13 years. from . , . • • . _ - - - - • . - ' ' - -- s eisoavoiniemoireeemmee.e....oo ssoo „„,, s „, sossi . Spartan, 22, Captain T. M. C. Symonds • Bonetta, steam: . eeiree pin ze iy next. • • - - _ ' -_______________ s ____ illOWing 113. ' 'el. particulars may be obtained, and Plans seen, by ap- s ... , • vessel, Commander T. S. Brock ; Research ' , surveying -cutter ' • Velar Lieutenant Spratt ; Locust steamer, Lieutenant-Commander a papers l c ' .at the Office of Works, Guildhall. - , IecoRNING THOMAS SAUNDERS, Comptroller. NO. I n 070. LONDON ) MONDAY FEBRUARY 8 3 1847. • P RICit SD. Power; Trident, Lieutenant C. E Rigge; Jackal steamer, ......, i "e' ' . 1 173119 . Commander:W. M. J. G. Pasco; and Wee Pet steam-tug. ibly in E ur°l ; 7 AIDDLESEX HOUSE OF . DETENTION. ..._ . - - any LcounA A mu,t t m S Gaan ea nibdd - reasr T iitire h an e rn-C, H hir i 6i b eh, e fec. rnia, 120, Captain Peter Richards, CB., - -- - ' ''''''''"••••ene.e........... - . ----------- bearing the flan of Vice-Admiral Sir W. Parker, G.C.B the a ----- --- - -- - ----- . a......eTea ....................... .AThAi1A•N11i•1A1NN•1P5........ .'W''''''".'"'"' Ad Stat 6.; 1 ' OlLit. A. GOVERNOR is 111EQUIRED for tlus Establishment, who sacausNruarrums.pas :. - - .- .. . .. .. .. PUBLICATIONS. PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS. EXHIBITION OF THE BRITISH e ßoa voie b n u t c , k f :oli: IRISH. RAILWAYS BILL :rem a V pt i ai ra n go ti. w E ar- E st d e g a ~ a the rie'' ' 'l a uist be a married man or a widower, not less than 30 nor exceed if SALES BY AUCTION. • .. foroil , g 45 years of age, of good health and education, and who will be _ . . - '-•-....-aSipies-:•-• -. . That our ContenipOrary, the, Times, sh ld '' . Ures • 2 equired to devote his no - tele:time and attention to the duties of the . ---eoo-_____ -...„ 0 ,...___. INSTITUTION. • From the inviting character of the weather the rooms OU resist Bloodhound steamer; Command. r R. Phillitis. - • - - e m u e . r, , Commander J. ) f the ineeq MR. JAMES'S NEW ROMANCE, : f i r s t a l l i alt e Z ti e % scheme whatever which has for its object the extension of to thel sw 4 41 elee. The sale 'll 40/ er annam with residence within 1* th rY "I be °• p ' II tl h Now ready at all the Libraries. - ' 2 i t l a w ck ay t!n i ; At Lisbon•Ttie Amazon, 26, Caletahe - J. J. Stopford, and P .et 0 e walls of the building rent and taxes free. A gen emen w o The .late _MARQUIS OT-AILSA'S nobl, e and delightfully s sit_ n, _sited .., . : (From the Votes and Proceedincs of the House of Commons.) TOWN MANSION IN WHITEHALL , GARDEN . adJoinlag FRIDAY, FEB. 5. ronge on aur a , of this institution were so th d St d y that it e t leave- , 0 thitend to offer themselves' as candidates must send in letters (in their • s ' sUbjeetla 'own writing), stating their names and relidances, ages and occopa- that of the Duke of BuOcleuch, upon the bank of e Thames, l ie MHE CASTLE OF EHRENSTEIN ; its i Lords Spiritual and Temporal ; its Inhabitants, Earthly aud The folloWillg Railway Bills were presented, read a first was with considerable difficulty we could observe any tion of the condition of the.irish people in this the hank of At Corfu,-The Meteor, Captain'BUttler. - ' 'eves lti s • ton. accompanied by testimonials of character and eligibility, ad- . ite handsome and appropriate Ihrniture, and various very v . Unearthly. • 3 Vols. Post Brn., price IL I Is. Gd. time, and ordered to be read a second time :- • their misfortune, are things of course. The country. well nee •At the Pirieue of Athens-The Fautome, 16, Comman . der .e 4 •opasi ti° e dressed to the "Committee for General 'Puleioses," on or before and ornamental Effects. London : Smith, EMer, and Co., 65, Corral.= . Manchester and Southport Railway and Branches-" for single picture from a convenient distance. The glimpses, • 'TUESDAY, the 16th inst., and must personally attend the said Com- I'llk/frESSRS. DANIEL - SMITE and SON are b ii •ed b h e s rpna yt e opposition of the one or the malignity ot Le Hardy. , pi Is o t§ making a Railway from South t through Wigan to Pen . however, which we were able occasionally to obtain of por , the other. It 'll II t b t •h d b li At Bey wi , possi y, no eas ems e yt e glaring' - - • rout-The Harlequin, Commander Moore. -. Inittee, at this place on WEDNIVIDAY, the 17th insto at One o'clock -j,,La directed by the Executors to 'announce, that (unless an ~ AGE" d e n mECHI'S EXPERIENCE in DRAIN 1 to , near Blanchester, with several Branches, to be called At Sm.yrna-None. . se. ,_ Ss Of ' 'Precisely ; and oat 'of those gentlemen who offer themselves some aceeptable offer shall be previously made by Private Contract) the " the collection for 1847, were frequently " glimpses of mis-statements contained in the angry eflusiow. of either. - • • la ;80 - number, not exceeding Six, may be selected, and specially reoom- ~ distinguished and splendid MANSION of the late Most Noble the (price Is. 6d. stitched, 2s. 6d. in cloth) le just published 4 The Mancheeter and Southport Railway.' " • They who have-read but cursorily the admirable and lucid En . route from Portsmouth to Malta-The Vengeance, 80. 11 the ,reended to the Court on THURSDAY, the 4th of March next, when Marquis of Ailsa. in Privy•gardens, Whitehall, will be SUB- by Messrs. Longman and Co., Loodon, and may be had of any Book- d B anches London and Blackwell Railway Improvement an r the beautiful and good." Since the opening of the in speech of the Noble Lord the Member for Lynn will hare *1 . ' -' matlL STEAM-PACKETS. , ' ' ''' . an WO : the election will take place, by voting, from One to Three o'Clock. MITTED to PUBLIC COMPETITION, at the Auction Mart, on seller in town or country, by giving an order. to the St. Katherine's and London Docke--" to amend the stitution, in 1806, there can scarcely have been a more .. . At Malta -The Volca.no Is . --. ' ' Mechi's Speec' , at Wickham. th ed 1 f li tte t, th t r ga er at east rom is s a men ano p oposnion es Li t . , ieutenant. J, .Crang, end S itfire, - e P - Inforniation as to the duties may be obtained upon application to Friday, FesiterArte 26, at Twelve. It is held by an original This puitheation contains also Mr. Acts r 1 • e . ating to the London and Blackwell Railway, and to eu meant J. A. Macdonald. .. o ( a en -ears from a ket on the eneral subject of sericulture • and his additional - unequal exhibition, an exhibition more unequal in its made to the people Of England to part with one sixpence of ..... • -.Mae, any day between Ten and Three oa,lock. lease from the Crown for a term 'et ninety-nine 3 m r g -. , . En r 2 i,'/ treo . t CHARLES WRIGHT. Ciere to the Committee. July, 1806, at a low ground rent. The mansion is admirably Letters, 17, 18, 19, and 20. authorise the Company to alter the Gauge of their Railvray • ' evidences of talent. Evidences of "genius" this 'year their property, in order to make a bold and final endeavour . oute , Loin Malta to Marseilles-The Flamer, COM yas w ital SeSelons-house, Clerkenwell, Feb. 4, 1347. arranged throughout for the accommodation and comfort of a large towards the recovery , of their brethren in the sister island. En a man er LaYie. • 'es p establishment, is in most excellent repair, and immediate possession ON THE CONCEALED 'CAUSE THAT PREYS ON THE said Railway, and to make Branches to the London and St. there is ot one. Among the various associations which _ - Great -as the object is, imminent as the crisis has _ e route from Malta to the lonian Islands and G . - fate i THE BENEVOLENT INSTITUTE foe the may be had, with its appropriate fittings, and with s o to rz=: , HEALTH AND SHORTENS THE DURATION OF HUMAN Katherine's Docks." have been lormed for the promotion of the fine arts in the become, no one class of the . pe,ople, no single in-. T h Hecla w• dr steamer, Commander C. Stormer. _ ,_ :he ~ vie ' TREATMENT and CURE a (STRLCTURE of the URETHRA superior furniture, .It has a singularly handsome k d t , the rooms aro strieingly cheertni and airy, opening bac war o a LIFE. • ILLUSTRATED WITH COLOURED ENGRAVINos, Midland (Mesbrough and Normanton Stations Enlarge- United Kingdoms, none attracts a more peculiar interest dividaal ha England does his LOrdship propose to PEND.: SULAR. stNIA ORIENTAL .BT_EAM NAVIGATION COM.. • .till 4 n is di ' =and all DISEASES of the GENITO-URINARY ORGANS. lawn extending to the river, and are of fine dimensions, particularly Just Published, in a Sealeil Envelope, price 2s. 6d., or free ment)-." to enable the Midland Railway Company to en btuslen .or to tax for the relief and benefit Of PANT'S FLOTILLA. - • , - ~ . At South t ampton----The Pottineer and Achilles. - to L. dot . . Surgeon, E. B. COURTENAY, M.R.C.S.L. the saloon or ball-room (64 feet Ion), its walls adorned with rich by post, 3s. 6d. large their Stations at M NT !anion respec- than the British Institution in Pall-mall and none de asbrough and s orn , , the s people in - Ireland. . England, sin an emergency En Gibralta enCe lot , . This Institute founded, and partly supported by subscriptions, and and beautiful tapeetry in rare preservation. From its contiguity to CIONTROUL OF 1.1 - 1 E PASSIONS : a Popular tively, and to construct additional Sidings or l3ranch Rail- serves more. For the facilities afforded by the unparalleled, to accomplish a good, the extent of e. • rou eto r and Southampton from Malta-The Placed under the supervielon of a Commktee of Subscribers, offers to %mental. tine Ilouses•of Parliament, St. Jones's Park, the Palace, and Down - e : 14 , etlf • ' U .- the industrious classes, IN ALL CASES, THE GRAT ITOUS a ing-street, and from its peculiarly quiet and choice situation, it is V , Inquiry into the Concealed Cause of its premature Decline, wa3•8 • " annual exhibition of their productions the artists of which •it is impossible to overrate, - is asked simply En rout f . e rom Southampton to . Gibraltar' and Malta- 7 The ;g a o l 111 1 rienced Su eon and In some cases . ADVICE of an able and expe rg . , , with Instructions for its Complete Restoration. Addressed to tho e admirably suited for a Cabinet Minister, or any leading Mem- s Caledoniau (Glasgow Coatbridge Railway ; , Garairk, and . . to lend, not her money, but her credit, to the country Ri pon. Great Britain generally express their acknowledeane it • - --- '. t: 454 dem ,!, Medicines also free of expense. The guarantees for uniform, humane, suffering from the destructive consequences of excessive indulgence, Branch to Glasgow and Station)-" to enable the Caledonian -- . .... , ber of Parliament ; also for a first-class club-bouse. The purchaser 1 to which she is bound by common laws, common interests L s e .En route to Constantino le and P terminating in Mental arid Nervous Debilit Local or Constitutional ' Institute affords, will, it is eer t. ,I, al 1 . •.--and skilful treatment. watch such an . wir have the refusal ot the ca pit al freehold stabling, Sre., near Great , . y, Railway Company to ma k e a B ran ch Railway from the by the display of their peealiar powers upon canvass. and rights, in order to enable her to rise from . degradation to P orts of the Black Sea f B 1 1 T T Tom a ta- he agus. • Wore ith t : hoped, Malice the afflicted humbler classes to seek its aid, and --: - thereby avoid the waste of pecuniary means. and the risk to life George-street. st eakness Indigeston and Consum „ ption. Including a compreheni G1 a5 .. 0 ,, sive Dissertation on MARRIAGE, Incontinence, and Celibacy 0,, Garnkirk, and Coatbridge Railway .to Glasgow, and Th is seaso 1 n t ley appear to have concentrated their Prosperity, from want to plenty, and to assume, with respect ' En route to Alexandria from AI l • a ta-The ArieL • 3nan,* he -a - fi - they are sure to incur, by app'ying for surgical, Or medical, relief to No person can view tho house without 'it eard of admission, which, • to enlarge the Station in h tv " - t at Ci . e to Englaud, that honourable position which hitherto she has Illustrated with Coloared Engravings, explanatory of the various e - . ehs -. with every requisite in•ormation, may be lia4 at their Offices in energies upon the nianifestation of their industry gene At.Dlaltaes•The Erna. • . . e an , i I ~ ignorant and unprincipled quacks, awl nostrum-vendors. . Waterloo-place Pall-mall • also of Mesers Ashfleld and Clode, soli- Cases, &c. London and South-Western eivideeing, 80,0- to enable , , _ not known, but which the saddest experience has taught ns -if V i a ' . . Applicants for relief must apply at the Suitrery adjoining the oleos 7, Sta le I 1 ' - By C. J. LUCAS and Co., Consulting 'surgeons, No. 60, Newman. the London and South-Western Railwa • 3 Company to widen rally, irrespective of any other quality. That they ha*e is as necessary to the well-being of the one country as it is FOREIGN. SHIPS OF WAR AND PACKETS IN PORT. The French steamer Mentor, Neapolitan steamer Ercolan es ticaa tfw . c -4 turgeon'apriesoe residence, 2, Chandos-street, Cavendish-square. Dw;cri P nr: ptive particulars may also be had of Mr. Cain, House- ' ' street, Oxford-street, London. and inaprove the Lendon and South-Western Railway f -r°m heen eminently succsmsful in this particular is ostensible, to the tranquillity of the other. Not the grant of a farthing is sh ut 141 . Agent, Richmond; and at the Auction Mart. Published by the authors ; Hannay and * 0., 62, Oxford-street ; the j ' unction thereof with the Richmond Railway to the Ter- An 10-Maltese Send her Majest s • ' trans rt shi s Floret) • g 11, Y Po P tut is demanded. If there is anything clear in ahe, matter it is ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. - Noble, 114 Chance -lan • , rye, G. Mansell, 115, Fleet-street ;H. minus at Nine Elms ad to bl them to enlarge their in. , n ena e _ first, in the crowded a f h 11 f h ppearance o t ewa sen t.e ex- and Diligerice. DO Winhal, 78, High-street, Birmingham; H. Wbitmore, 119, Market. this simple fact. The request is solelY for credit to obtain a p - • ORTSMOUTII, FOB. 4.-The Retribution steam-frigate sio Gr a ee PROFESSOR SC IKENB E IN'S 4: UN COTTON, and other STAPLETON GROVE. street, Manchester ;J. Howell, 54, Church-street, Liverpool ;W. tende • d Station at the York-read, Lambeth." hibition rooms, and, secondly, in the fact of four hund d re loan, which shall.be secured as amply as the most scrupulous - - - - and -, Ex , ri, sive Compounds, with brilliant Experiments, LECTURED on A delightfully sitnated and capital FREEHOLD RESMENCE. wills and H. Robinson Il Gree sid -t t Edinburgh ;I. 11. Powell, The following Rail Bills were read a second time, com- pictures hllving been returned from lack of su "fi• 1 ' ' •h I d Lrd G B• k k returned from the wreck of the Sphytix this morning„Cowt,ng w n Of , ~ n e s ree , way . per cia can wis . nno one case oes e eorge entitle as up one of the " camels!' and a- fiat boat. The Myrtle, steam t ho rn' . i y Pr. RYAN, daily at Halt past Three fetlock; and on the Evenings rich and . beautinely Timbered Grounds, within , a - short distance 10, Westmoraland-street, Dublin ; and sold by Brittain, 11, Pater- mitted, and referred tO the Committee of Selection :- the Government to advance the smallest portiOnif that loan, 4 1 -, . ot Monday., Wednesdaysond Fridays. • a .oace. Among the most striking pieces in the collec- tender, has proceeded to the wreck to-day, it isunderstood, • of Bristol, with inamediate posaeseion; also TWO smaller uoster-row ;J, Gordon, 116, Leadenhall-street ; and all Booksellers GI A" d • asgow, ir ne, and Monklands Juuctz 'on (Cowlairs, Car- S . except on the approval and certificate of the constituted L ass uuli ill s . The principle of the various ELECTRO-MAGNETIC TELL RESIDENCES. " The hest of all friends is the professional friend, and ill no shape 'on we observed to order all the remaining vess ls t t to rt. , - noinee ; ",,d, . GRAPHS ,explained daily by Professor BACHHOFFICER. including myle, central Junction, and Coplaw-hill Branches, and It , • board of Railway Commissioners, unless a third of the amount ! cem o m re nri: d r ~.po _ ed MESSRS. DANIEL SMITH and SON will can he be consulted with greater safety and secrecy than in " Lucas The Seaflowercntter - Actin lid t r ' e d of the Patent of Mears. Cook and Wheatstone, in use on the railways, and Montrose-street Terminus). 66. " Morning," by J. Sant, a fanciful illustration of applied for and advanced has been already expended by the ' g II - Ito goo - the more recent Patent of Messrs. Nott and Gamble • the various SELL by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, on FRiDAT, the on Manly Health."-The New Bell's Weekly Messenger. to her station off Jerse this mornin • • -' - " Persons desirous of obtaining the above work, and not wishing to Glasgow. Airdrie, and Moisklands Junction (Cowlairs Branch). . Models explained. Magnified Specimens of DISEASEL:POTATOES, 26th of February, at Twelve o'Clock, by direction of the Executors . . .. _ _ . . the old verse. railway company asking assistance, _and until the whole of The P • Y .g. orcupine ste.am-vessel, Acting-Commandek TUITIOUTa k st til e exhibited by the OXYHYDROGEN MICROSPOPE, with the DE- of fi gentleman deceased, the above most .desirable arid Complete GI -P • 1 li . I- dA r and A - rshire and apply to a 000esener ror the same, may, to insure secrecy, have it agovi, ais ey, ilmarnoc, an y , 3 the works are ready to be given as security for the loan re- is takin on beard a g cargo of meal from the Clarencezards ec.• s e RESIDENCE, in pertect order, comprising et handsome subetantial direct from the Authors, by enclosing 3s. 6d., or Postage Stamps. Bridge of Weir (No. 3). "It is the lark, the herald of the morn." quired. That wh:ch is so plain to the humblest under , los Ter .. a SFRUCTIVE INSECT, supposed by A. Smee, Esq., F.R.S., to be The security of ha piness in the Marriage state is the chief anxiet with which ti '1 s e wi I leave this evening for Oban, Irelan Preston and Wyre. The attitude is characterised by much grace, while standing could hardly have escaped tlsseacute penetration svP °3 ° the cause of the disease. A beautiful Series of NEW DISSOLVING modern atone mansion, containing rooms highly decorated and of of all ; but many dr P ead entering upon wedded union, through y a The Medea ste I am-s oop, Commander Mason, is taking In admirable size and proportion, with very superior domestic offices ; North •West ern (Diversions at Skipton, Casterton, and , „ . s . , of our sagacious Contemporary, and the equally sharp 1 h VIEWS. The DI VINO-BEL L and DIVER, with Experiments. secret fear of unfitness for tho diseharge or matrimonial obligations. the slowing of the drapery is quite the reverse. Anotuer • .. tle aggage anti carriages of Sir G. H. Seymour, G,C.8., a The PHYSIOSCOPE, new CHROMA.TROPE, Esc,. &c. capital stabling and outbuildings, most productive walled gardens, This essay is most particularly addressed to all suffering under a Sedbergh ). - • mind of the Hon. Gentleman to whom we refer, and ge o vineries and . pine pits ; beautiful pleasure-grounds, in which is an alongside the jetty, with whom one. will leave as soon as pos d d fth 1 t 11 dd t • dd ic ill b f d London and Nortli-Western (Purchaee of the Earl of Files espon ency o e • iarae er au e o , an av e w e oun 170, of " Evening," bythe:same artist, is however marvel- who deems it his dut • 1 1 11 H yto retail on t-e -oor of the ouse of • id $ „atO Admission Is. Schools, half-price. IVy-bound tower, commanding a grand view of Bristol and the ad sible for Lisbon, whence she will proceed to the Cape of , d co. 4 1 , calculated to cheer the drooping heart. aud point the vray to renovated mere's interest in the Mastereeeieer -;2*.in Junction and t t.,. . „„ meent country. surroueded by rich park like paddocks-in all abeut ~e aith . . - - s - • - - .ousiy interior. Slrle mOSt successful composition from Corpmons the unseemly abuse and unwarranted accusations )p rietl 7 0 1 E ASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY thirty acres, backed on the north side by a bold grove of lofty " Mess'rs. Lucas and Co are to be consnited from Ten till Two and • ncnam esanwayt. which he has previously read in columns as spiteful and pre- Good Hope. She is unable to take any passengers, alth h oug the easel of Mr Sant is unouestionabl •No 185 " She several officers are waitin t • ' t - " g o Join heir ships at the Cape and Liverpoole - Manehester, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne•JMlCtion. • 1 tu eu teo COMPANY. timber, and surroanded by the fine wooded domains of the Duke of even ng, at t ear res ence, o. , . from Five till El ht 1.4 the 1 h • id N' 60 e ) " ludiced as his own unhappy, vexed, and restless spirit- But East Indies. .40g TWENTY-FIRST GENERAL /SLEETING. Beaufort. the Bishop of Bristol and Gloucester, and of Sir J. Smith. Newman-street, O g xSors-street, London, and country patients may Ltskeard and Launceston Branch. hangs upon the cheek of Night." it has escaped them both, or they wilfully mis-state the p ral- ~,,i eel - The mansion is approached from the turnpike-road, through a rustic otrramouTer, Fen. 5.-The quarterly dinner of the Notice is hereto , given that, in pursuance of the Act of Incorpora- . . ge be successfully treated, on minutely describing their case. and enclos- Lymi and Ely (Extension to Spalding and Holbeach). s, ''„ttiCl' f 1 tti bl t t toe , and altogether forms one o tle mos es.ra e re rea s . 259. " The Frugal Meal," by J. F. Herring, is facts of the case, and knowingly attempt to mislead the Portsmouth Naval Club t k l oo p.ace last evening, at the Foun t:en the HALF-YEARLY GENERAL ME_ETI sG of the SHARE- mg the usual fee of 11. for advice. Lynn and Ely <Extension to Bury St. Edmund's). public judgment. " Tim grant of 16,000,0001. to the lines gill P o ri , . ' sitoeDens ef the COMPAINT will be held at the London Tavern, t t the remises and grounds of its size in the county ; every par o le _ a group of three horses' heads, chumping a bundle of tain Hotel, Admiral Sir C. Ogle, Bart., Commander-in-Chief, are most amply supplied with the finest water, and the house is , in the chair. ead r u de / Bishopsgate-street, London, ou TUESDAY, the 9th day of February filly fitted with fixtures of the best description. Aleo it smaller ON THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH AND and South Coast Amalgamation. sorrel and grass, with an impertinent pigeon in the fore- d • • h epreciate t s rest. What grant? one is spoken of. itiog u Next, at One o'Clock precisely, for the purpose of receiving a Report Re•sidence on the south side of the grounds, and in a separate lot, a MATURITY. Manchester and Lincoln Union (Deviation). Commander Robert J ' enner, Just promoted, will, we are ' trom the Directors of the progres.s of the undertaking, and for the cottage residence, with lawn, garden, lt.c., in the occupation of Mr. WI Tti TWENTY-FIVE COLOURED ENGRAVINGS. ground.' The picture is rendered very beautiful by the " Government is," he Continues, ato restore confidence, lend • f tO P ' transaction of other business. Just published, Twentieth Thousand, in a sealed envelop% priet Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire (Louth and Horn- in ormed, be one of the officers to co-operate with Major Ste money, finish railways, change discount into premium, fill it_ Gee, as yearly tenarit. predominant characteristic of this artist-the most in- yens, of the Royal Marine Artillery, in drilling and exercia 'belt qts tes i • And this 3feeting is else made Special, for the purpose of subm The estate may be viewed, and descriptive particulars, with plans, es. 6,a. or post paid, to any address, for 33. 6d. in Postage tame, castle and East Lincolnshire Junction Branches). the pockets of the shareholders, and perform all those other • - ited " n et i tax to the Shareholders the drafts of the several Bills hereinafter had in due time on the premises ;of Mr. Brook Smith, solicitor, direct front the Author's residence. Norfolk (from Thetford to the Lowestoft Railway near valuable characteristic of all-Nature. The horses are h d ing t n ockyard artizans to the use of smell 'alma tind great r tli" e r te ' wonders which Harlequin is expected to do on the stage, and mentioned, which aro about to be introduced into Parliament in the guns. We have before expreased our opinion (which es the . ou 1 Small-street ; and of Messrs. Sturge, surveyors, Braad - etfeet , Q, ELF- PRESERVATION :-A Medical Treati.e Reedham, - with a Branch to Halesworth). pencilled with a keen and admirable truth. a Minister in the Emerald Isle." Government is expected - - I tb e ° ,er Present session. Bristol ;at the Auction Mart ; and of Messrs. Daniel Smith and t a . on the Secret Inermities and Disorders of Youth and Maturay. „Rea, ding , Guildford, and Reigate. general one) of Captain Jenner's merits as a scientific and to t"`,„otv A Bill to enable the Eastern Counties Railway Company to make' Son I d an agents, &c., Waterloo-place, London. Illustrated with Twenty-five Coloured Plates on the Anatomy. samsgow, Dumfries, and Carlisle, and Glasgow, Paisley, KU- 366. " The Temptation," by A. Keeson, representing to dope such things. It is asked neither to lend money nor meritorious officer, and experience convinces us that a better et th e ' el 0 Railway ftom the Eastern Counties Railway, near Cambridge, to • Physiology,- and Disease! ot the Unnary and Repreductive Omar*, marnock and Ain. (No. 2). Christ and Satan upon the pinnacle of the mountain. to finish railways. The people, by universal acknowledg- selection could scarcely have been made in the officer to fill six 1 ) lite Hartford and Ware Branch of the Northern and Eastern Railway explaining their various structures, uses, and fluictions, and showii g Bristol and South Wales Junction and A t F ment, are starving. A vast proportion of the labouring us erry. h b i t e a ove appointment. If there be little sublimity in the conception, there is a classes are at the I d s a i - , i ii re' • With Igranchea. KENT. the injuries that are produced in them, by solitary habits, and oth..r Wharfdale (Ski to p n and Cayley Hall Deviations). present moment emp oye on works that ! - The Curlew, 10sgun brig, fitted with a 13-inch mortar 5a S' sof, • A Bill to enable the Eastern Counties Railway Company to make The veryl'alaable FREEHOLD ESTATES, and SEAT of the late Wlth Practical Observations on the Treatment of Nervous • .115 I' s , 01 ' ili Railway from the Eastern Counties Railway, near Cambridge, to GENERAL MULCAOTER, /LOH , near Canterbnry. excesses. Debility, Local and Constitution s, al Weaknes and other diseases of Wear Valley, Bishop Auckland and Weardale, Weardale wonderful hardness in the execution. heve been pronounced worse than useless, answering at the - upon the -plan of Lieutenant Julius Roberts, Royal Marine he i s '" fa the Bedford and Bletchley Railway, at or near Bedford, with MESSRS. DANIEL SAIITH and SON are the Urethra. . Extension, and Wear and Dement Railways, and Shildoa 554. " The Straw-yard," by W. and H. Barraud. best "no other purpose than that of obstructing the 'll len* will be towed out to Spithead on Monday weather Ar . 1 • s of fr :, , Tunnel Amalgamation. public communication ;" the population look to the State s ' ' • - ' • ' Branches. commissioned to OFFER for SALE by AUCTION, at the . By SAMUEL LASMERT, CEiNSISLTING SURGEON. Worthy to be hung in the same apartment with Ile - ' nermitting to make a trial of the important invention. „est, l' LL ' t A Bill to enable the Eastern Counties Railway Comoany to make Mart near the Bank of England, in March next, in Lots (unless 9, Bedford-street, Bedford-square, London; r for some provision for the fiiture-some permanent and set- i s s - ' o committee has sis yet been appointed to report upon the ivileg e ' et a Railway from the Northern and Eastern Railway, at Hertford, to , ld be i 1 d b rivate contract) an aceeptable offer shou prey ous y ma e y p , a a 31 tient ted Member of the University ot Edinburgh, Honorais STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE. ring's " Frugal Meal ;'' not so much in tbe representa- tied mce le of earning a livelihood apart from the miserable and '< P the Great Northern Railway near Hitcbin. ospital Medical Society, Licontlate tion of individuality in the animal, as in the beauty of insufficient rnethods of the past. They all but implore to be tri4j• , • • a 51 ' b. r • liway Company to make for the while or greater part of the property, the very desirable Member of the London H The following Resolutions were reported from the above taken f • The Echo steam-tug returned from the wreck of the 1 0 - A Bill to enable the Eastern Counties Ra Eof CHARLTON, about four miles from Apothecaries' Hall, London, Ste., Ate. rom their wretched tato fields and to b distr.' po , e ibuted n otes to a Railway from the Eattern Counties Railway, at or near Forest- FREEHOLD ESTAT Committee :- the manipulation. The bay horse on the left of the over fi Sphynx during the last night, brin • • h ' ' d f ging in t e remain er o 9 k bl h lthy and CONTENTS OF THE TEEATISE. pro table and generally remunerating works ; and or. Canterbury, upon the high Dover-road, a remar a y ea s o du! se Rate station, to Southend, with Branches. with its Hindrance 1. That in the case of the Bristol and Ex t R ' eer ailway Ex- painting is brilliantly eOloured. the riggers, except tliurs - the ehipwrights, &c., employed, and , of t i prising the MANSION of CHARLTON, CHAFTEE I. On the PhilosophO of Marriage, their behalf the credit, and nothing' more, of the Government sAe3 a a, A Bill for making a railway from the Maldon, Witham, and favourite neighbourhood, c,om I F d Woodl ds with its well timbered little Park, Valuab e arms an an , and Obligations, and on Infelicitous and Unproductive Unions.- Crediton and Launceston) petition tension ( . , the itanding 386. " A Savannah on Fire by Moonlight," by E. A. is demanded by the Noble Lord, who, guided by the wisdom all the gear, e c x ept what is required for clearing the 'vessel, 0 1° .itig - Braintree Railway, near Braintree to Halstead. Company to make in all about 700 ACRES, le the picturesque parishes of Bishopsbourne, CHAPTER 2. On: the Anatomy and Physiol;:,gy of t he Generativ orders ought not to be dis ensed with. and experience of the most practical and successful men of which is to be dune as far is is possible. We =demand Captain H. T. Au t . • - • for iw iit ii . A Bill to enable the Eastern Counties Railway ailway at Tottenham. Patricksbourne, and Kingstone Also another realdence, now_occu- organs, their funetions, structures, and secret o , p that ne airing grea t s s 2. That I) Gla '• w I%AI in the case of the sgo , marnock, and Ar Goodall. It onl wanted this subject to come under h Y t e i s t e age, prefers the accomplish-oent of railways to the re- ' s en, deputy comptroller of the machinery e re -1 " / *railway from the Northern and Eastern R d detached lands, In mental and Physical Power are dependant upon their healthy ac o drossan Railway (Amendment, Deviations, and Branches) brush of Mr. Turn e r to afford us a combination of colours claiming of bogs, useful indust Bbl 1 • at Wool wicb ,•the officer sent by the Ad miralt yto superin st s'''' . •tie or near to Guildford-street, with branches to the East and West pied by the Rev. J. Harrison, a small farm an ry to unpro ta esc ieming. 'on.; effects on th tend the operations, wrote to Rear-Admlral Parker, detailing 01l „oil" , India Dock, and Birmingham Junction Railway. and near the village of Barham. -CHAPTER 3. Qn Solitary Habits.; their van f the function petition, the standing orders ought not to he dispensed witb. and an exaggeration of effects hitherto unexampled in "The Noble Lord," said Mr. Roebuck, " proposes that this of sale and ma of Debilit o the harassing nature of the service these men had to perform, Weet) •• ' A Bill to authorise the purchase. by the Eastern Counties Rail- Further particulars will be published 'with the daY , Y Animal Economy ; the c,onc,ealed cause Y kn of th 3. That in the case of the Salisbury and Yeovil Railway country should employ 16,000,000/. in a sort of s l ' pecu at ton of the Stomach, Lungs,. and Brain, anct general wea ess . the art of painting. The theme, as treated by Mr. Way Company, of the North Woolwich Railway, and the lease of then be had, with plans, of Mr. Dewsett, at Bishopsbourne ;at the dis nsed with •- of k* '1 d ' and recommending them to be &limed a day's holiday for Maidstone, &c. ;of Afeasrs. Mental Faculties Cam= 4. On tha Secret Disorders of Tout petition tbe standing orders ought to be pe . ma ing rat roa sin Ireland. He did not ask the rich to • Coag r o e re the Pepper Warheuses and Wharves of the East ond West India Dock chief hotels at Canterbury, Dever, l , 1; ties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, on Goodall, is poetical and effective. come forward, but he asked the Noble Lord at the head of rest, which has been granted. It is also understood that an I fields •at the Auction • tf N us and Local Wealuiess. That t e par 'es's "Company, and the construation of docks in connexion with the Delwar and Wynne, solicitors, Linco n s nn- . , and Maturity, and the Treatmen o ervo application will be made to the Admiralty for extra pay to tic ) „ de- sNorth Woolwich RailwaY• Mart ; and of Messrs. Daniel omith and Son, land agents, in Water- Mental Debllity, and Premature. Decay.-CnArrzas 5 d 6 Of an . striking out the erroneous Se ales placed en sheets Nos. 2 and Besides the pictures already enumerated we observed the G'overnment to tax the people ot England, in order that be ranted, whi .11 has b g een hardly earned, but cannot be t . i s OP rig , ' A Bill to enable the Eastern Counties Railway Company to make 100-place, Pall-mall. • the Disorder- arising from indiscnminate Excess, Gonaorhcea . _ . ~. ... . 4ot the sections in all the deposits, and on substituting the a c , . „ . ~ ,he might apply their capital to the construction of ralroads narming Musidora, from Thomson's " Seasons " • n without Gleet, Strictures, and other Diseases of :he Urethra • give a special order, their rations being all that's ef Y a tioa • a railway from the Syston and Peterborough Railway, in the parish Scale on which the Sections have in fact been drawn, and on ( , ) in Ireland. Already a sum of 11,500,000/. had been7alled REVIEWS OT THE WORK. allowee to the riggers. reeNe r ieg• eor Ettore in the county of Northampton, to the Ambergate, Notting . KENT. • , "The author of this singular and talented work Is a legally (Mali adding the Scale to the Plan deposited in the parish et ail_ by A. Jerome, 398; an eccentricity called for from the people of England. To that the Noble Lord , - to e d ei !ham, and Boston Junction Railway, near Folkinghane. ALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE of PETHAM, be mark :-And that the Committee on the Bill do examine, in a " Frost Scene," by C. Branwhite, 451; a wonderful the Member for Lynn proposed to add 16,000,000/. more." A lad emelo ed as an n y nder servant in the gun-room mess The very V nedatoli cal man, who has evidently had coasiderable experience ot , of the S i t. V ncent was drummed . ashore to-day from that 1 ig ue ieet A. Bill to enable the Eastern Counties Railway Company to make tween Canterbury and Ashford, compn "sing a spacious and hand - . the trr Arnent of the various disorders arising from the mines an I the first place, how far such order has p been com lied with ; • The coolness and effrontery of these mis-statements require them Railway, near Spalding, '•• railway from the Great Nor on and a line, healthy, picturesque inimain, frailties of early indiscretion. The engravings are an Invaluable ad ouse on the report of the Bill. diatortion of nude figures, by E. W. S. Hopley, 461. ship, for having broken open an' officer's desk and ahstracted ;0 061 some modern 51ansi , the same to the H , a no comment. By the side of the clear sad unmistake- Ito the Nottingham and; Lincoln Branch of the Midlitad Counties . both hill and dale, with some beau- • . h' 1 and do report • b • ' of about 760 acres, embracing titian, by demonstrating the consequences ot excesses, w lc i trius to -Report to he on the table. production worthy ot eing baked into Worcester ware, able announcement of the Noble Member for Lynn, they will th i e i refrom notes to the amount of 101. and _ upwards, and is' 1 : iltailway. Third resolution agreed . act as a salutary warning to youth and Maturity, and by Its perusal' 0: 05 ea A Bill to enable the Eastern Counties Railway Company to make lands tiffil wood . ft/ ESSRS. DA NIEL SMITH, and t'L i ):T ( w , !..11 s ni e ltr e cagst t i o ot t lni n ill t te c if fi ts d r t t i o a r l ili i mtid r i. , a t . hat admit Ino aa by J. D. Wingfield, 493, with sundry exquisite fruit- fail to exasperate the public mind-and V) excite the wrath of ot er property. He had " thief " marked in large characters . 00 °1 4 .railvray from Wisbeach to Spalding, and to construct docks at on a piecei of canvas and stitched 01l hie back ; but the ozie portion of the kingdom against their sufferieg fellow-sub a tb l3 e be , - I Wisbeach in connexion therewith. AVII OFFER for PUBLIC SALE in the ensuing p g p , , more lots. Published by the Author, and may be had at his residence, ass, NOTICES GIVE . 1 N AT THE PRIVATE BILL-OFFICE. pieces, especially one, 516, by H. Reekers. 'ects across the h J C annel Lord J. Russell has decided to op- hardened Young ruffian no sooner reached terrafirma than he :isou ° . A Bill to enable the Esustern Counties Railway Company to enlarge previously disposed of by private contract), in one or OPERTY, situated in the par- from Kent anO Richarcia, 52, Paternoster-row ; Hannay and Co., 6:t The following Railway Bil s are appointed to be read a A stray bust and a casual Omni of figures near th tore it ff o , flung it at the officers, and challenged any of them l o uld I l° Alter London and Stratford„Stations. and to Amend some of the Pro- The above very VALUABLE PR and Oxfo -street Stant, Tichborne-street, Qua rant ; ordon, 14- secon Me on Tu h Walth rd • ' I G dti esday, Feb. 9 :-.... e ose the second P reading of • the " Irish Railways Bill." . ovisions of the Acts relating to the Eastern Counties Railway Corn- ticularly rural and picturesque parishes of Pet am, staircase constituted the exhibition of'scalpture. On Tuesday evening - .he annourced his determination to come on shore and fight hIM. f a 511.116 41:Pany, at of Sir J. Honeywood, Bart., and 0 y a u n 1 'bo t Leadenhall-street, London ; Newton, 16, Church-street, Liverpool p a - Elmstead, near the se • and by all Booksellers. isler Barrhead. and Hurlet. . . _ . The Medea steam-sloop, Commander T. H. Mason, has Regent's Canal and Railway: to oppose its introduction altogether, . That determination ' IV - e s t tO A Bill to enable the Eastern Counties Railway Company to make four miles from Canterbury. nce and At Home for Consultation doll froin Nine till Two and froo was relaxed wh - en the feeling of the' . House and the well- been. paid advance te-day, and - will sail to-morrow morning -*Railway from the Eastern Counties Railway at West Ham to or The Mansion stands on a fine, dry, healthy emine , y. , Norfolk (Branch from Norwich to Aylsham, with a Brancfi to . . p - Orta - or near the Victoria Park, with Branches to the East and West India near the chareh, surrounded by beautifully wooded park-like Five till Eight ; and all letters immediately replied to, if containin INDIA. - filled benches of the Opposition could not fail to attract his • after post time for Lisbon, with Sir G. Hamilton ,Seyntollre ' t oes, ds with ever, aPPendage for a good establishment, together the fee ot 11., for advice.lke.-9 • BEDFORD-STREET BEDEW? e 4 North Wals,ham). - his family and suite • Docks, and Rirmingham Junction Railway. growl . Southampton and Dorchester(Weymouth Branch). . . . . (iirom the Times.) ' Lordships' attention. We - will hope that 2new motives will ;„, is A Hill to enable the Eastern Counties Railway Company to make with two or three valuable farms, and some ornamental and thriving SC:Wang anti - DAN In Harbour.-St. Vincent, Victory, Belleisle, and Excel-. Row"' a Railway from the Wisbcach, St. Ives, and Cambridge Junction woodlands, forming excellent preserves for game, and interseeled by ! North British (No. 1). We publish to-day another letter from " Civis," with con- induce a second relaxation. It is beneath his Lord If s s ip so l 16 :•-' • . - • . . ent • Medea, Rattler, Echo and Myrtle steamers. 's lap. - t 'Railway, in the parish of Somersham, to the town of Romsey. delightful drives ; also sundry detached Lands and neat Cottages. siderable pleasure, in finding that - 04 r oill satisfaction at the refuse a good measure because introduced by his pelitscal In ' • 1 •- 1 • .'- the-Basin.-Sidon, Edinburgh, and Kestre . - ---- t jo t° A 1101 to an , lierise the purchase, by the Eastern Counties Railway Particulars and orders to view may be had of Messrs. Kingsford, RAIL WA it - .SHARE MARKETS. . . . .. . . . . Dew ',Settlement of the Punjaub is kin d b • re y our experienced opponents. With regard to Ireland all party oppositioo has . I D n oek.-Victoria ard Albert, Prince Regent, A,lB. /3 3 _ in t he -Company, of the :Weldon, Witham. and Braintree Railway. • Son, and Wightwicke, solicitors, Canterbury ,of Messrs. Teesdale, • BRISTOL,. FEBRUARY 5. . PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS. . correspondent ; and in discovering, as we think we may ven- ceased. It is not to impede the progress of Government that e 3 ,11111 '. The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED on symes, and - Weston, solicitors, Fenchurch-street; and of Messrs. STOCK ExCllAaioz.-The tales are- Bristol and Exeter, 75-DittO, . , . . Leander; Datintle7ss, .Champion, and Serpent. .- . ture to state, that his opinions are assuming a certain simile- Lord George Bentinck interferes to-day, bat tO help it on. N , gene, , SATURDAY, the 30th ,Tanuary, and will not be OPENED until Wzn- Daniel Smith and Son, land agents, in Waterloo-place. Pall-man s -. New, 12-Bristol and South IVales Junction,.% -Caledonian, New, ---......„,„_____ ~ . . A oOLWICH Dere 4.-The Birkenhead steam troop-ship, cent. P " SISEODIT, the 10th Fenrnary. where a plan may be inspected, and who are fully authorieed to treat 24-Great Western, Halves, 73-Ditto, Quarters, 7% -Ditto, New f - • rity to our own. Beyondle doubt we itla now' in contact with The English coMmunity are interested-in. the future 'pros- s . . Commander Ingram - , has received ord p ers to roceed to Chat for heme GEORGE HUDSON, Chaisman for the sale of the property. 9 4 -3lanchester and Leeds, Extension, 3/. 7s. -31anchester and S . . ' From the Votes and Proceedings qf the House of Commonh) people of a different stem f th h • ' ' t h I • p rom ose w o were our neigh- POrt h b h N M b of Peri am s yot t en - ns ret ren. . o ern er . i pue ham imm • 4 - echately, van she %ill leave Woolwich this after . s pool for . • DAVID WADDINGTON, Depaty-Chairman. s Southampton, % dis.-Ididland, 123%-Ditto. New, 35% -DittO, FRIDAY..FEB. 5. S , bours, *len Benareawas a remote city, and Agra the bourne fulfils his duty to his constituency unless, at the present try yro frola ' . . By order, . . ~. noon to embark e 56th Regiment of Foot at that port and till •' - • C. P. RONEY, Secretary. The famOus TOWff MILLS, upon the KENNET, In the heart o New, 5% --North British, Thirds, 2% p.-Shrewsbury and Birming- DESTITUTE POOR ?ELAND). of an in - Valid tourist: 3et we conceive it is irfamutate to ing moment, to the best of his ability he.seeks to preVent a conve th ' ' p la th ffi non-com y em to .ortsmouth, w ere e o cers, • , • ham (A), 1 p.-York and Newcastle, New, 12%. recurrence of ehe calamities whieh now weigh upen the in ,so cent° 4 Bishopsgate Station, 22d January, 1847. the town of NEWBURY , (IN THE COMM TTE E.) state that we are engaging these highlanders of Old ZabuliS- missioned officers and ell b f dto the Belleisle. men ye' e trans erre N.B. The DIVIDEND for the HALF-YEAR, endlng the 4th Ja- LIVERPOOL FEBZUaat 5.. MESSRS DANIEL SMITH and SON will s • ' • Third Clause (Relief Committees to be formed ; Provided h - - tan, with no other resources than t ose furnished by the less dustry Of thahumb e 1 labourers of the Unary,. and yet are • which will convey them to Cork, where the regiment is to be Toca Excniam.-The sales are -Ambergate, NOttinghaM. '' I 'Th hardy recruitaof Bengal. The robust races of the north-west borne with truest sYmpatiey and self-dema . e measures activi t ti anary last, will be payable to those parties who, on the 30th Jarnuiry ILL SELL by AUCi lON, at the end of March, or early in Boston.. nd Eastern Junction IL 3d. dia.- I.l' inningham and Ox. a wayB, at e itis ices resi en in suc eec ora !visions, 1 Th th• t • 'cl t • hI t 1 d' .• •' - stationed. . • lext,.• shall be the Regiatered Proprietors in the Books of the April next (unless an acceptable offer shall be previously d b - , B ' ' - u• --., ~ - ....,: et- i -- a e --as -a - - are not bonded by the S tle ma e r • u uj, . suggested - by Lord George.elfentieck - not only repair - the The Tarte t, - IL' t t-Commatider C01e5,....a, ruts esm-vease , ieu enan . ford, 9is p. - Chester and Birkenhead,.2o/. Shares, 4 dis.-East Lan- ii any am. tee guareians o. tee poor mete. aor ausacisucue • front " 'Company. private contract), by direcnoe of the Executrix of the late Richard cashire (late Blackburn and Preston), 2% D'tt 1% D'tt '• • • d f h ' b d b . p.- iO. p.- 1 0 , toral divisions, an one ot e unspectora to e appointe y " There are hills beyondPentland and streams beyond Forth. . e affliction aud remove the burden. but they propose advane previous to leavmg W67ll l eich for Greenhithe and Cork, took Basing, Esq., the above capital FLOUR MILLS, vrith the residence . . tages to England otherwibe - unattainable. Lord John Rus ted t° New Scrip 265. 3d. p.- Edinburgh and Glasgow Halves, 10% P - the Relief Commissioners,aball, In every case, be constituted Between LoodianairendeMoorshedabad there are, provinces on board a number of coppers to be used for making soup for por ~,, 'LONDON and SOUTH-WESTERN attached, various outbuildinge, paddock, &c., , held by a renewable Ditto, Quahers..l9% -Huddersfield, st . Manch ' ester 2% .-Lan- sell, as we coneeive from"his tOrdsh;" tia.ein - would bd poor inhabitants of Ireland. or by ''' .2.4 . RAILWAY. Lease under the Dean and Canons of Windsor, most commandingly easter,. and Preston, Quarters, 154-Leeds and Dews ' ,pHalves, members of such Relief Committee) i • -•Am e e e n c timent proposed, stocked with men of a very different mould from the Ben- better disposed to listen to such measures If they did not the • ed fro Sheerness to Wool t ' : NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the HALF-YFAILLY sitnated in the town sif Newbury . , upon the Kennet and Avon canal. in page 2, line 22, after " elected for such f L I to d ral dog:linens," galee, though the nlindian campaign showed that these high The Benbow, 72 guns, was . tow . m mt _ . 4% p.-Liverpool, Crosby. and. Southport, '2% p. -Ditto, New, 2% jar with his previous theories and conceits. The shade of • wich on Tuesday by the Li htning steam••vessel, as er The mills are in the occupation ef Mr, Leonard (whose term ex- p. -London and North-western, 190-manchester and Leeds, Ex- to insert the words, " and the cler s gy o t. enomin:itions caste soldiers could supply with courage and spirit what political economy haunts the Prime Minister like a curse. ' g k 1 'd the dock ; t•-"r ,fi , GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of sHAREo in the pires at Midsummer next), .when possessio% may be had ; offering a tensions,ltap. -Manchester Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Quarters, No. officiating in such electoral divisions :"-Ques ton put, ' That nature had denied them in thews and sinews. In our i Commander Petley, and m ill be ta en a ongsi e t was with him during the recess-it a m "e h' ttl petal s Int o Tholle LONDON and SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY, will fine oppnrtunity for an active man of mo erate capital to secure a 1. 3 % -..._ there inserted." The Committee westward progress we have absorbed into ourselves all me -gird this afternoon, in place of the Hebe, to serve as a o le held at the Nine Elms Station, Vauxhall. London, on FRIDAY, the p Manchester ((late Great Grimsby and Sheffield), 4% dia. the proposed words be Ministerial bench. A month or • two ago it would not suffer h fth R 1 Marines sta barrack or de 6 f p t or t e men o e oya y; yet li ' 26th day of February instant, at One o'c'ock in the afternoon, when -rate old-established business. first lewed b a lication to Mr. James Tanner of -Midland Steck, 124% -Newcastle and Carlisle, 112% -Northern d,•,id e di-. . the military strength of the conquered districts. The . on to ee h' f d the famished peo 1 • • pe. To-day it will ermit hint • T e 31 h ills may be v ypp , Counties Union 1% dia.-Presto d W - --- men of Otide and Allahabad, the descendants ot P toned here, until their new barrack is made ready for their be le ad. . the Directors will submit a report of their proceedings, and on , nan . yre. 32-Ditto, Half Shares MINORITY-AYES, ,32. to do nothing else. When wur ' L - AO i ll lb the affairs of the Company, during the preceding half-year ; a Refiner, near N bupy ; and full particulars may be obtained when , ged his ordship to save tho (. ), 3 p.-Ditto, ditto (B), % p.-Shrewsbury and Birmingham (13). those daring freebooters, who, under the Robin Hoods reception. t ew tized at the chief inns at Newbury, Reading, &c. O'Connell, De inn. dying hundreds, and published for his edification and su ort the day of sale a Grogan, E. ital . c l i t% • Dividend will be declared, and the general business of the Company and at Messrs. Smith a o ces n • fli i Windsor, and Waterloo-place, 56 P.-Shropshire Union Railway and Canal, A dia. ex int.-Dublin Acton, Colonel O'Connell, M. J. of the East, bearded the Affghan at Delhi; the active _ the accounts that daily came to us of fearthl deaths and " job ta s• • transacted. and Wexford, 1 dis.-Newry and Warzenpoint, 1 p.-Dutch Rhenish, Aglionby, H. A. Hamilton, J. H. O'Ferrall, R. 31. and stubborn Goorkhas, and the sturdy mountaineers LLOYD'S SHIPPING. 2% die. Arc.hbold, Robert Hamilton, G. A. lancholy inquests, the ear was turned ft h • me" om umanity to o 9 d . for And notice is hereby tlirther given, that at this meeting there will Pall - mall. • Osborne, Ralph of Rajpootana, have all contributed their quota to our Indian science. Depots were closed, and the principles of trade and Losnoet, Pm 6.-Wind WSWI' ht b " . . ~ ig reeie and fine. lei - Po oh be an Election of three Directors to supply vacancies, occasioned by the retirement, by rotation, of Sir John Easthope, Bart., M.P., the Sew: Excassior. -The sales are-Ambergate, Nottingham, and Barron, Sir H. W. Hayes, Sir E. Ince, E. R. army. Evan the be. , ,t and most promising of the Seikhs have commerce held more sacred than th 1 . e Ives of men. Now, PLYMOUTH, FEB, 5.-Wind N.-Off port, 4tinDevonshire, in the Count Eyre, and Vincent Eyre, Esquire. The above retiring Direc- THE PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for SILVER., Brtori, par-Birkenhead, Lancashire. and Cheshire. 5-16 p.-Bir- Bellew, R. M. Kelly, James Shaw, F. Smithwith, R. already been enrolled in a service where they may fortify when we have time to look bo a ut us-now, when Parliament Prowse, Mauritius. , is. 42ir: tors are re-eligible, and have severally declared their intention, in- The high estimate formed by the public during the twelve dis rn writ and b Oxford Junctlen, 9 p.-Blackburn. Clitheroe, &c., % Chapman, It. Lawless, Cecil their valour with discipline, and find at length a legitimate hes met, and it is the d Somers, J. P. uty of that Parliament not only to PORT PENRHYN, FEB. I. -oSId. V B ernon, oston, United .firre P terrns ef the Acts of Parliament regulating this Company, to become _s' a s eni .,, y WILLIAM S. BURTON'S (late RIPPON and BURTON'S) ~._ll - ) ucking atashire, 4, P.-East Lancashire, 2% p.-Ditto, New Cole, H. A. Martin, T. B. field for both. What we have done no lords of Hindostan give food, but to take steps against the return of famine, and States •2d Strathmor w ree fo r candidates for re-election. chemically purified material has been before it (made into every ‘''' Wes t,.., iae g e..... _sist s._ Lincolnshire, 2n In-Fleetwood, Preston, and Connolly, Col. Miles, William TELLERS. ever did before. There was no Hindoo warrior in past . , , e, Ed ards, New York. to give activiti to the desponding, labour to the disheartened s• e. 1 1 And at the same meeting there will be a farther Election of Dime- useful and ornamental article usually made in silver. possessing, as luau ' ° l6 di - Huddersfield and Manchester Railway and CorballY, M. E• Norreys, Sir D. times. A score of nations swelled the armies of the Em , LIVERPOOL, FEB. 5.-Wind N., moclerate.-Arrd. Ise ,' Rice tors to supply vacancies, occasioned by the resignation of James it dces, the characteristic purity and durablity of silver), haa called Canal, Thirds, 1% c -LI • la• verPool, Crosby, and Southport (West Dawson, T. V. O'Brien, C. O'Brien, W. E. - ho eto the . p espairing, energy and self•respect to the idle, bella Harnett, Newby, Calcutta ; Cape Hom. Longnanir, , ditto Ttrownell Boothby and John Hebbert, Esquires, and that William Lancahire) 2 3-16 -Manch into existence the deleterious compounds of " Albata Plate," " Berlin - • . P. ester. Buxton. Matlock, and :Midland. Grattan H , enry O'Brien, TimethY O'COnnell, John perors-Tartars, Turks, Usbeks, Persians, and Moguls, but political eco I h • ~ though the Hindoo was not outlawed yet he never makes his nomy a terser tone and bids his Lordship be Valparaiso • Wannan Cornelius, Rio Grande ;Er Kellick, Lan* Reed, of Twickenham, and John Ilebbert, the younger, of Great Silver," and other so called substitutes ; they are at best but bad Np in .-rancnester and Leeds Extension, 1 3-16 5.-Manchester, humane and say, that " the only want is the want of food, SL D • ' Ormond -street. Middlesex, Esquires, have severally declared their imitations of the gentihae articles manufactured,and sold only by him. ee d, and Lincolnshire. Quarters, N0..2, 2 24-Ditto, Eighths, appearance there. Till the first forays of Sivajee all the ommgo; Sarah ' Colburt, New Orleans; Thomas Ben . intention, in terms of the said Acts, to become candidates to fill such Fiddle Threaded King s , % dia.-North British Extension, % p -North Staffo • rdshire, 3% p. MAJORITY-NOES, 128. . battles for Hindost,an were fought on both sides by foreigners ; and that tl 1 * ' le app ',cation of money for railway purposes nett, Sharman, Charleston ; Neptune, Reickenberg, ditto. North-Western, 34 p. -Oldham Am. ' is not calculated to supply it." , ----nce. 1 , :. -Preston and Wyre, ~,, O'Coner• Demn . we first taught the nativ.e his value and his prowess and on *here political economy Sld. Sea New Y ; lut mentioned vacancies. f tbe Table Spoons and Forks, full eize per Pattern. Pattern. Pattern, slalves (A), 2% p.-Ditto, (B), % po- ttish Central, 7% p.-- '"„n o arn O W .„. llllam Evans, William , ork. Off, Thomas Lee, Mauritius ; Yorks Of Fall' And Notice is also hereby further given, that the Books o Company, for the Transfer of Shares, will be closed from the 19th dozen.. ••••••...••.• •• • • •• •• ..•• 12s. Od. 28s. Od. 30s. Oct Ord, W. regimento are now followed by crowds of supernumerary aspi .r should be tender, she is a stoic ; where she should be If Shrewsbury and Birmingham (A), I p. - South-Eastern and Dover `'"'" n • "• - • Ferguson, Sir R. s ire, New York. Dessert ditto and ditto ditto.- les. ed. 215. ed. 255. ed. Parker, John up and active, she is Merely drivellin Wl' °I. No 4 % p.-West Riding Union s a 11-16 p. ' Arkwright, George neck G. . wiemridge, Captain rantit to the honour of serving the best masters the East ever o e ll h • g. It is the fate CLYDE, FEB. 3.-Wind N.N.E.-Sld. Ravenswood, Pan to the 26th of February instant, both days inclusive. Tea ditto and ditto, ditto-. • • 55. ed. Ils. ed. 12s. ed. • ' 116 O W° By order of the Court of Directors. Gravy ditto ..... ........... •••• • • • • 3s. ed. 6s. ed. 78. Od LEEDS, FEBRUARY 5. ' Bane, Colonel Forster. Mathew -'- Power, James knew. .It is with such a combination of strength aa this . a t eories that are antagonistic to the laws of rose, Barbadoes; Paragon, Berbices • Franci St. Kitts. 3, P. LAURENTZ cASIPBELL, Secretary. STOcK Exceastox.-The sales are-Amhergate, Nottingham, and Bain. ' Walter French, F. ' God and nature to be thus in ' NICKEL ELECTRO-PLATED. -The REAL NICKEL SILVER, otheroe, E. exclusive too of a British force in itself capable of m h * arc mg consistent and con- Duman, FEB. 4.-Wind N. N.V. to E.N.E.-,Sld. Royalist, ...,------ Nine Elms Station, Vauxhall, Feb. 5, 1847. Boston, 3s. silts-Boston, Stanaferd, and Birrningharn, 15s. p.--Buck- Barclay, David Gibson, Thomas M. Fr Introduced and made only by WILLIAM S. BURTON (late Pulsford, Robert from Calcutta to Caubul, that we shall meet, if need be, the temptible. We hope that we have shown ourselvea at least New York. g, RIPPON and BURTON'S) when plated by the patent process of inghamshire, 6s p.-East Lancashire, New, 21. 3s. 9e. p.-Ditto, narklY, Henry Godson, R. Rawdon, Colonel OAd • N ATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR- Messrs. Elkington and Co.,i beyond all comparison the ve New Scrip. 255. p.-East and West Yorkshire,. ss. 6d. dia.-Leeds Baring, F. T. Gore, Robert disjointed remains of the Dooranee empire, new boasen ns sensible as his Lordship of the urgent necessity of furnish- W ATERTORD FEB. 4.-Wind N.E. to N.N.E.- And. ry best Reid Colonel 1 g th &SI ANCE SOCrETY, article, next to sterling silver, that con be employed as such either Barnard Edward G Goulburn Henry and Dewsbury, Branches, Scrip (blue), 34 p.-Leeds and Think, _ a , • - E t e n, 0. W. • • o little more power than may be centred in the prowess of in- mg e starving population with food for their immediate Citizen, Staffok Havannah. Sld. Regulator, Virginia; % .`•°. 26 CORNIIILL. LONDON. usefully or ornamentally. In the lengthened and inereasing popu- 2% dis.-Ditto, New. I2s. 6d. dis.-Ditto, Preference, 245. p.-Lei- ts teson, T. Graham, Sir James eP dividual swordsmen. But every mail's intelli . help. We are, however, not the less conscious of the pro- Countess of Dur Henry gence makes • ham, New Orleans. Rich, r ei, eester and Bedford, 2s. 6d. dis.-Manchester and Leeds, Extensions, , . B k 1 C et e ey, aPtain Grey, Sir G. Capital .£500,000. kitty of the material itself, and the high character of the method of Roebuck, J. A. even this collision less and less probable. It is now tin- pnety of legislating at once for the general improvement of BELFAST, FES. 4.-Wind N.-Sld. Great Britain, New o 4 c.); . ?,...., 225. 6d.p.-Nortb II , . , ritish Thirds 525. p.-Ditto, Extension (seriph 'erkeley, H. F. Harcourt, G. David It. questioned that the Darter of Caubul is as incom t the people. We can conceive no method of absorbing the York. Empowered by Act of Parliamesit. plating, the public have a guaratitee that the articles sold by W. S. 14s. 6d. p.-North Staffordshire, 3% p.-North-Western, 9s. 6d. p. Bernard, Viscount nestle, A. Boss, pe ent to ' This Institution embraces important and substantial advantages Burton (and by him only) are as it r a w , egard ear, immeasurably -Sheffield. Rotherhiun, and Goole, ss. p.-West Riding Union Blackburn°, J. I. Hatton, Captain Rutherford, A. maintain itself as the Durbar ef Lahore. Al d• • rea yit is re- enormous Mass Of surplus labour speedily and efficaciously RAMSGATE, FEN. 5.-The London Packet, Newcastle to 15 1 superior to what ean be Impelled at any other house. while by no ' Blake, M. J. Serene , 0 ' P. with respect to Life Assurances an 4 Deferred Annuit!ea. The assured - - 31. 16s. 6d. Hawes, Benj. r Lord ported that overtures have been tnade to the British autho- better adapted to the exigencies of tbe case than the railway New York, was assisted in to-doy, usa.king two feet water per • 49, ibl ' poss e test can they be distinguished from real silver. Bodkin, J. J. seymou , has, on all occasions, the power to borrow, without expense or for- HULL, FEBEUARY 5. Hay, Sir A. L. rities for the establishment of friendly rel t • d • scheme of Lord George Bentinck. Railways have been re. hour ; will discharge. el§ Fiddle. Thread. King's. Bowring, Dr. Sheridan, R. B. . a ions, an it seems :eiture of the Policy, two-thirds of the premiums paid (see Table) ; . &Inca Excitor/oz.-The sales are-North British, Halves 16% Heathcoat, John r oue str IV• more likely that we should be the guardians than the enemies commended by the repert of Lord Devon. Lord John Russell SUNDERLAND. FEB. 5,-Wind W.-And. Spright, Route ' 0 6/ Tea Spoons, per cozen .... •• .. 18s. .. 325. • • 381. _ Brocklehurst. J• Henley, J. W. Some , Ditto Extension (scrip), 14s. 30. p.-Ambergate, Nottiu ' gharn, r Richard of Dost Mahomed and his house. Our abl . . himself " agrees with the Noble Lord in thinking that the ledge, New York ; Sir H. Perry, ditto. ~.0 sloe the option of selecting benefits, and the conversion ef his in- Dessert Forks „ .... ••• • • 30s. .. 465. .. 58s. Brotherton, Joseph Hope, sir .f. Spoone , d. iv. R. C. • e correspondent is crests to meat other cenveniences or necessity. Boston, ' &c ^ N rth C ti IT I 26 6d ~ pa.- o ern oun es n on, s. . Dessert SOoons o ••••• • • • • • 30s. .• 525. .. 625. Brown, W. Howard, C.W.G. Stansfiel.. s .su fam to turn from the present to the futur • establishment of railroads in Ireland would be of immense FISHGUARD, Fan. 4.-The stern-board of a vessel ma ked es Assurances for terms of years are granted en the lowest possible SHEFFIELD, FEBRUARY 5, e, to expatiate upon ssf Table Forks „ ....... •.. 40s. .• 68s. • • 755. Buck, L. W. Howard, E. G. Stewart duu our suicidal philanthropy and to anticipate ou benefit, and hopes to see railroads established in that country." " Ballenacurra Lass," was locked up at Dines this MOrning. 2, s • ates. Saves EXCIANGE.-The sales are-Ambergate, Nottingham and , r,,,10r E. r eventual Th Table Spoons „ ..... ••• .. 40s. - 725, 80s. Buller, Edward Hume, Joseph ' --• ' T downfal from institutions wbich his own lli r ' e experience of the last five years assures us th at no in- BALTIMORE, JAN. 13. -T a e Manchester, Prentice, sailed • 6, 29 ' DIVISION OF PROFITS. Boston, .4 c. dis.-Leeds and Thirsk, 2% dis.-Manchester and Lin- i era ity will hardly , Tea and -coffee lets, waiters, candlesticks, &c., at proportionate Bunbury, William Hutt, Witham ThornelY, • . s. allow him to condemn. We entir I • ' estment of capital ean be more promising or less hazardous. hence on the 3d of December for Liverpool, and pnt back •-• The remarkable success and increasing prosperity of the Society . coln Union. 18s. 6d. dis.-Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Mid- Troubridge, Str E e y Concur in his prophecy • All kinds o' re- 1 , tin done b the t t to tail d prices. ..ya g y pa en process, e e Clay, Sir W.. James, William mend ' The evidence of the best informed recommends their ad.-- 'ss kat enabled the Directors, at the last annual investigation, to declare land, % p.-Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire (Grimsby and Turner , Ed that when the Hindoos have learn t• to-day leakey, and with about 3,000 barrels of her cargo tto reason they may • Lo s° a fourth bonus, varying from 35 to 85 per cent. en the premiums paid catalogues, with engravings, as well as of every ironmongery article, Sheffield), 265. dis.-Ditto. (Sheffield and Lincoln), 1 dis.- Sheffield, Clements, Visc.ount Jervis,.Sir John Vane, Lord 11. cease to obey. tion, and the advice of the Hon. Member f o Sunderland, as thrown overboard. 65 3 ent (per post) free. Colebrooke, Sir T. Labouchere, Henry Our colleges and our h 1 sc oo s, oar presses and AA each Policy effected on the Profit scale. Rotherham and Goole 5s 6d p -deellis Yorkshire Doncaster and WILLIAM S. BURTON (late RIPPON and BURTON'S) Stock ' '' • • ' ' Collett, John Lambton, H. Verner , sir W s ,.. our societies, our teaching and well as that of Mr. Stephenson, is to advance ;heir forma .n Ity DEAL, FEB. 5. -Wind W. to N.N.W.-Arrd. Prince •-•' EXAMPLES. Goole, 2s. dis. Vesey, BOIL T our preaching, are, indeed, every assistance which it is in the power of the Government to Llewellyn, Gibbs, Truxillo ; Superior, Bell, Cuba • Sphynx, o ..-__________ et general Furnishing Ironmongery is literally the largest in the Coote, Sir C. Lincoln, Earl of J. 1 1 . raising up an " enemy," if such mus b GLASGOW, Flint:TAIT 4. , Vivian, t e the term, more for- o ff er and the Parliament to sanction. Still Lord John Russell Coninbeer Newfoundland Sid. A, iel, Black fo ' ia. Arrd. 1.5 - ,T 6/3 Se i 7 world, and as no language can be employed to give a correct idea of Its variety and extent, purchasers are invited to call and inspect it &rem ExcnAtual -The sales are-Airdrie and Bathgate, 81s.- Corry, Henry' Courtenay, Lord Lockhart, A. E. Lygon. General Wadd IT in to e, FL S• midab e than ever crossed the Himala as fr y om Thibet, or the is inflexible. He babbles of principles when he is over- from the River N R N V 1 Is w k. , unez, io unez ; o unteer, 'e Yor 34 - T 569 k 1 Premium. m s i Bonus Bonus in ` s e g Assured -39, Oxford-street (corner of Newman-street). Established in 9 ••• Caledonian Ne ' , w, 455. Oct.-Caledonian end Dumbartonshire, 48s. , F. Macaulay, T. B. IVallier, Richard " Indus from Candahar. But if the ful u. nests of time should ever whelmed with facts. We trust that Lord George Bentinck FaLeustrrer, FEB. 5.-Wind N.-Sld. Pallas, Bombay. -Direct Northern (scrip), 525. 6d. -Dundee end Perth, 271.-Ditio, " w P er, W * Warburton, bring about this dissolution of our • 63 9 * . . P added. Cash. o" ns g maY Wells-street. lei°. Craig ,W. G. 3lackenzie, W. F. H G, sway, it will be an end • will persevere with the Bill is the teeth of every opposition. BRISTOL, FEB. 5.-Wind N. W., moderate.-Arrd. Cosmo, S. New, 134-East of Fife, 50s. 6d.-East Indian, Rs. 6d. -East Lothian vva-d, • both natural and honourabl d • e, an will demonstrate that we - 4, 311 i' . Borrow. ford W. S. Mackinnon, W. .s. T. wawa, ..,, have both deserved a d • as made the boldest, but the best step yet taken in the Outerbrilge, New York. • 9..... b r a a m w er, dolonel Maitland, T. williams. ss • n improved the supremacy we have He h • . -- , , path of Irish improvement. His facts and his arguments are CARDIFF.-Arrd. Grampian Graham, St. John's. -'r Charles enjoyed. The most vivid imagination, however, ha 4,9 5 ' 16 4-Glasgow, Dumfries, and Carlisle, 64-Glasgow and Greenock, Deedes, W. Mangles, R. D. Wood, . t ~ rdly Ik • istible. Ireland will be grateful to his Lordship for CORK, FEB. 3.-Wind N.d.E.-taff port, Globe, Theobald, Denison, .1. E. Manners, Lord J. s _._ nel I. bring this consummation withi a i e irres -- X Zs. d. 1837 £217 15 I 1100 e 1 1 .116 0 4 X 445 0 0 A striking instance of the power of scientific art to remedy _Ditto, Preference, 81.-Glasgow Harbour Mineral, 375. 6d.- Wood, cow n any appreciable distance ; Dickinson, F. H. Maule, Fox v Thomas it is infinitely beyon his industry and zeal-his party and his country may justly Philadelphia. 6, 593 1838 102 3 0 87 1 4 13 10 2 355 I 1 1 the de 181. _tech; of nature has lately occurred in the case of a Mr. F. Bails, Great Southern of Madras, 45.-Manchester and Southampton, 325. ay se, d the hopes or fears of the Demean Lord al orpeth, Viscount ' • Henry R. present Herald. be proud of his ability and talents.- 0 11 Oro 3 4 1839 i6a 11 10 74 1911 3 1 346 23 a gentleman residing at Wortham, in Norfolk, who, in the year 1842, __Midland Halo 6 N ilt Bri • h Thirds, 73.1.-Ditto; New . „ , es, -or us • Duncan. ueorge Morris, David Yorke, generation ; and in the meantime we ma • y reap this advan -- , 1840 116 7 6 54 010 718 io 296 13 4 on returning from liarlestone Market to Wey bred, where be then re- Young, J. tage from our generous efforts, that every prate' 1841 ill 6 8 49 10 0 710 4, 247 4 5 Central 221 --scottish Grand Quarters (scrip), 275. 6c1.-Ecottiali ,• s Dundas, F. Mostyn, E. M. lent or con- DRAINAGE ACT. [4,14.; . . sided, sustained so severe a fall f 'll rom his horse, as to bring on an 1 - Junction, 235. 6ds-Stirling and 'Dunfermline, 735.-Wilsontown, Dundee, David Mure, Colonel TELLER , . vert must, in proportion to his intelli enc b g e, e well affected CORN and FLOUR IMPORTATIONS. A i• • 1,47 1 ness o ' several months' duration durin which enact his hair con to that rule from which alone his pp 'cations for loans under this Act, which appear in the The division of pronts is annual, and the next will be made in ' , g P MOrtllngSide, and Coltness. 541. Ebrington, Viscount Napier, Sir Charles 11 11 Country can see anything _ sinned to come off, till he became, to use his Qwn terms, "as perfectly Tunic , • Egerton, Sir P. Newdegate, N. M LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY Arricarrcx:m.-The wind is now 42 1 December of the present year. bald as if his head had been shaved*" and the Rev J E. Daniel • RAILWAY 'RETURNS. Eseott, Biekhara O'Brien, A. Stafford Hill, Lord • to hope. No person can possibly support the En I' h gis do- London Gazette of Friday evening:- minion in India with a more seriouSC ;'' b westerly, several vessels with corn and flour have arrived toe n' 222 F. FERGUSON' CAMROUX. Secretary. then clergyman of the parish, offered'him a set * • ' g as a substitute for , nv.e,..on tuan a Hindoo educated in India. Tiler day and numerous others will doubtless soon arrive. There -- - his lost hair. Under these circumstances, he was induced to try the RAILWAY TRAFFIC.-4110 following are the Total Receipts of Rail LS eis generally now a disagreeable • ' TE B IL has been a strong effort to-day to sustain pricey but all agree Applicant. Lands in Parish of County of Anaount. 4, 09 " W HAT D'YE B u Ir. ? o effect of ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, and it is highly gratifying ways for the past week=that is USsay, up to the date to which the ON PRIVA • corollary to our India news in the shape of some 42 1 to add, with the naost happy results. As soon as part of a bottle was respective returns are made, together _with the receipts of the Sante PETITIONS lONS. s spiteful comment on Sinde. Maior-General Nit - pier that the fall must continue, though, of course, temporary --- How often in London we're met with the cry, used the growth recommenced, and be has now to bo st -, of a very week in the previous year:- HOUSE OF COMA 'ner Swann) is most assuredl -' T • ' • • ' rallies will occur. Messrs. Littledale, in their Monthly y Just ied in the belief which he x s. d. 5, 03 thick and luxuriant head et' hair which presents this peculiarity, . - -- (Room 22, before 11 . Ir Exami As are pain through the streets, " What d'ye buy? what d'ye buy ?" that, though prior to losing his hair it evinced no tendency to eurl. IST. 11 a more than once done us the honour to ex- Circular, issued,to-day, say- Samuel Chave. Halberton •• .. -.. • • Devon ••..• • .. 60 0 0 uNorrosEtt L - ; 0 ? E. MOSES and SON (through the means of this question) Beg pertniesion to offer a useful suggestion. the new growth is curly and strong. This fact speaks too strongly . . ' . , .0 0 ~,,, ' ases the customary formal proofs were press, that we would not be the means of dissemi- " The all-absorbing importance given to the food question Rev. J. Wannop Kirkandrews on Esk.. Canaberland .. 100 0 0 for itself to require observation.-Bell's Messenger. wees Last a p In the following c timing scandal concerning his brother and his doings. induces us to give the imports of corn, flour, &c., into this r Trentham, Stcne.l 6 4 ' ! They pessesa, at their Warehouse, a boundless supply, RO ‘vLAND'S MACASAAR OIL preserves and reproduces the ending NAME OF RAILWAY. • Week. t •1' leted :- . port during the month, which, though the wlnd has been Stoke-opon-Trent, 1 6,2 27 . . i sand they fearlessly say, " What d'ye buy ? what d'ye buy ?" Hair ; prevents it frorn falling off or turning Grey ; Changes Grey t •Pi- - cenin We have no desire to intrude ourselves into the 4,3 0 ime Reservoirs. Caverswan, New- 1 Hair to its Original Colour ; frees it from Scurf and Dandruff, and d. 4 Ho .4 Gas and Virater Comp:l7lP disputes which have vegetated so luxuriantly under the sun adverse, are large-equal to about 250,000 quarters of grain, castle under Ly me, r Stafford ••• . .. 18,000 0 0 i NS' 1 They've thousands of garments, in perfect condition, 'Whose very low prices defy competition. B. 'MOSES and SON have a plentiful stock makes it beautirully soft and curly. e a * Beware ot "spurious compounds" under the title of "MA- .......-- ----- ---- X X IriVerno The oPP ° ' ' ged cases diourned until Monday. were a , before AIL E , xaMiner MAY.) of Bombay. If we think that Sinde is is eimply from an unbiassed balance of its produce and US and 1,500 tons of nrovisions. and afford an earnes of wha not worth keeping, it e - t . t The Duke of Woolstanton, Ee we may hope to receive during the next six months. The Sutherland cleshall, Leek, and noW 1 Of elegant over -coats, dress-coats. and frock, CASSAR OIL," some under tbe " implied" sanction ot Royalty and Jan. 30 Arbroath and Forfar ............... 210 184 (Roolll 23, t b e etanding orders were complied costs, and our conclusion is unattended with • h stock of all kinds of grain in the United Kisigdom on the Swynnertoo... ! And ta ..,_ -erve trowsers and waistcoats, whose fashions outvie, he Government Departments, with similar attempts at deception. 29 Chester and Birkenhead .......•• •• •• 477 492 In the followi g * n cases any wis to Sheriff Hatton. Bal d to' ROWLAND'S MACASS 1R OIL is sold by the proprietors. at 20, 28 Dublin and Drogheda.... •• . depreciate the merits of the conquest or disparage the gene. sth January, In bond, was 361.400 quarters, and the present t with all that you need-" What d'ye buy? what d'ye buy ?" .. 65/ 578 mer,Foeton,Stockl York ... .... Railway Acts A A :hers HATTON-GARDEN LONDON, and au respectable Chemists and - Dublin and Kingstown ............ • • - 901 with:- western - -- menement ralship of the conqueror. Sir Charles Napier's enemies have stock of flour in Liverpool is 500,000 barrels. Our opinion ton .• •• •• • ..... ,gree , They've juvenile articles truly unique. Pei - turners- 31 Dundee and Arbroath ............... 301 355 Lond .n and South rto he Bishonstoke and S join t . ... alisbury overshot their mark. The legend of Nusseer Kean's Brazen on the question of foreign supply remains the same as ex- Waresley, Garalin-1 Huntingdon 'unveiled by any. wherever you seek. - Durham and Sunderland ............. - ( ines from Andove , n d South- western Railway • Hn. Octavius and 7,834 0 0 Will And the hats and the furs of E. MOSE*4 and SON London , at Whip if it be a legend, is nature itself. compared with those pressed in our circular of October last ; and, although it is ~, ~_,,,.. gay, E.ynesbury, 30 Edinburgh and Glesgow .•••••• • • • •• 3,062 27341 ' L hof the same Br I anc iat Rornsey to • • • ' ul " • Abbotsley..•• .... Cambridge .. impossible to. arrive at A • correct estimete of the stocks of i ' unw ithif Have never been equall'd since trade was be CHUBBS' LOCKS, FIRE-PROOF SAFES AND CASH BOXES. 31 Eastern Counties and North Eastern • . 9,14 s 6.29 Branc h , id ti on the _ sl _ join circumstantial tales of the piety, meekness, and temperance And their outfits and hosi ' gun' ' Michaelmars ,a. Dorchester Rai way at Redbridge). , Brampton, Irthing ery stand very high el HU li BS' NE W PATE NT DETECTOR 30 East Lancasihre ... ..... ............ grain in the hands of farmers, we believe - them to be fully on In the public's eet 632 - ,ton and - a •(p of the Ameers, which would represent the terrace of Windsor . ton, Stapleton, La -5006 eem-" What d'ye buy ? what d'ye buy ?" 24 Eastern Union."... ••••• • • • • ....... 443. - the Southami , d Bei was reposed Railway fr d .ostior om Castle in 1790 as but a faint image of the virtuous sim- . a par with thOse of last Yekr. , The scarc.ity thus far has been nercost, Castlecar -0 At the Warehouse of MOSES and SO - 1,, J LOCKS give perfect security from False Keys and Picklocks, 30 Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr ••• • • • 1,951 1,880 Cheltenham an . gal w Cr 1 h • • lay at le ten am to join the Ox- • in a great measure, 4 Speculators scarcity-not a reality, and rock, Gillsdale, With the best boots and shoes that h N yoa May meet and also detect any attempt to open them. They arc made of all 30 Glasgow and Greenock.. •• •• •• ••• •• 953 652 the Great Western per Oxford, with power of sal & plicity presiding in the gardens of Hyderabad. That bee ° And, remember I economy's law is th'.e ever deck'd feet ; sizes, and for every purpose to which Locks are app , lied and are - Gravesend and Rochester- ---• . • . - ... w enn.- how long thsy may coetinue to hold up the market, or Forlorn, Nether, Cumberland .• - • ford and Rugbyßau .7 el-0 these Princes were hardly dealt by in our relations r ale, Messrs. MOSES were taught at Ecore7in T l lil ' e, Strong, secure, simple, and durable. 30 Great Southern and Western -..• • • • • tos with them it is impossible to deny, but they suffered least, whether prices will be driven up still higher, it is impossible and Upper Denton, Cariatton, Cum stilt And on quality here you may safely relyY s school ; CHURBS' PATENT COMBINATION LATCH, for Front Doors, 31 Great Western, &c .. • • ...... .. . 939 - Etherow Reserve! ement. j ol rov to say ; but we think they have marked their highest range. Ile In the goods that th -.ey sell-" Wh td' b a ye uy ? what d'ye buy ?" Counting House Doors, &c., are simple in construction, low in price, 24 Ipswich and Bury.. ••• • • 16,209 15,160 •• • • Aberdeen Harbour P OPI' O6 ED CASE. we think, at the hands of that officer whose conduct has -Horning Paper. whitton, Ilayton, Ainstable • . ...... _ umberld. the LIST OF PRICF.S. arid quite Secure ; the Keys are particularly neat and portable. 30 London arid North Weatern, 5tc....: • 34. M 3419 sss As is AND DEVON CENTRAL, furnished the most abundant grounds of complaint . Haltwlstle, Lainbley.. north &R&D'S MADE. CHIJUBS' PATENT FIRE-PROOF SAFES, BOCIK-CASES. 31 London and Blackwall •• .. • 713 -•- - Strangers, uninvited and unwelcome, obtruded them- . seD 689 COEN"' e ''''' d • th the opposition to this The Earl ot Buimer, Barton-le- CHESTS, &c., made entlrely of strong wrought Iron, so as effectually 30 London and Brighton necte Vi l le •• - street, Appleton t jO ll Server Taglionis, from .. •• ............ „ • ............. .x s, dto resist the falling of brick work, timbers, &c., in case of fire, - London and Croydon . ••."••• • •• • • • • 5,279 4,371 •••• - - Several points con , peti- selves into their territories, and forced them to treaties which DESPERATE SUICIDE BY PRUSSIC Acin.-On Thurs- Carts le-Street, Hendris- Hy referrs a • were again superseded by others successively more and more day whilst Mr. Mills, the Deputy Coroner, was holding elt- - chest er fields and Co4ringtons .......... „ „ „ .. ..... .. 6 0 8 6 and are also perfectly se fr th tt ks of the most Skilful 31 London and South Western - Hon were mutua were adjourned till Mo , kelte, Horringhaln, Nort h Ridin g} 47,123 17 Oi t i i Pashas, D'Orsays, and Chestertlehle, atsi every description • 10 6 burgi.rs. cure om ea ac ••••• • • • • 5,174 4,984 - Manahester, Bolton, and Bury .....- Th h Pos ed eoter op eases Ilday, stringent and unfavourable, under pretext that the former an inquest in Marylebone, he received information of the Buttons - ambo - of York .. s Of of winter coats CHUBB ' •••'••••'••• • • • • • • • • I a o Tos S •CABH and DEED BOXES, fitted with the DETEC- a 0 Manchester, Leeds, and Hull Asso - c.. 7,416 6,593 ....................................-........., had been infringed. But, taking them from September 1612 1 following determined act of self-destruction by afoung gen- sheriff Ilutton,i -00 Roys' Winter Coats, in every style and make ............ • 8 , c. ..!. , C , C'ITS. 30 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 1,734 1,477 MR. JAMES TOOLE. we believe they fairly forfeited th d eir k :r Cn i rles b Y fo t r h il r l e ; c Urn , ni f tTec i l ce ll ir l3 1 .. , 4isht st t e t;si s s= e. riner, tc' lt l aP ' pe l a ' A that ton• - nUBB and Stay _ Maryport and Carlisle .......... _, _ THE . LATE I. Slingsby, Terring- Tweed Trousers. lined ---, 5 7, St. Paul's Churchyard, London ; and C. of war • nor is it very easy to con emn , een - Toastmaster, Mr. James Toole, w Morpeth, Starming- Doeskin • hubb and Co., 28, Lord-street, Liverpool. 30 Midland, Bristol, and Birmingham.. .. 16,816 14,145 The late celebrated -as learnt ' from the events of the previous year,to strke:the first Mr. Fisher has for some time past been paying his ad s I ton, Mitford, Bed- Northumberld. Old 30 Newcastle and Carlisle ......... ..... 1,837 1, 77 By his peculiar and hum one e•e ddin ton. on or • - I 5 e A POPULAR TREATI -------- - Newcastle and North Shisids......._ 4 born in the year 1796. . , „ into Style, ne was elm- -- -- blow. It is preposterous to talk about the " patriarchal to a young lady residing in Robert-street, Pa g lington . ..... .... was seen he went out, and bia D ouhle-breasted Vests •••.•-••'••••••• • • • • • • • . . • • • • • • ' 0 2 0 of the BO SE on the HEALTH, LIFE and VIOOUi . 30 Newcastle and Berwick ...... ...... - 4 69 427 pression, rfectly ode . the first who ru l e ef h • and pe , . ble profession o t ese quarre s I ome and sensual despots-themselves dte that are resentative etf Tuesday morning, at eight o'clock, . in the neighbour- Rev. Thos. Cator Wohnseley.... ••• • - York .... .• - • 350 0 0 ge• tys' Heuer and Tunic Suits ••• • • ... ' • • 018 6 NINETEENTH EDITION DILY FUNCTIONS. 3 I Norfolk .••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • .. • . • • 1,292 1,222 established the now mdispensa of toastmaster • ess with which he ca • ' , usurping invaders of so recent a lking with the young lady in question, a l . Sir li Charles's owit wa • t nversation. He her in earnes co r Askham, Barapton,-1 E price 2s. 6d. • Free by Pest (in a Seale North British .. •................... ... s. _ and the extraordinary succ rned it out hood, and engaged with 1 Clifton, St. liti- 1 -. Yle Winter Trousers .••••.••••'•••• • • • • • • • • • ' • . • • • ' " ° the family they expelled is still a ive. d in a few 30 I "*) s at the City festivals, a d • ood as Roostum'alf returned home - shortly after nine o'clock, an I cheers, Appleby, I .... Ditto Vests • . . •••• - • • @ 1 6 rrHE SILENT nvel°Pe) 311 . 6d., 3,3 Paris and Rouen ................... 5,703 4,889 for the last seventeen year • n in fact title te the Turban would have been as g m About ten o'clock, Mourning to any extent at fire minutes' notice. on the loss of the re rocl FRIEND. A Medical Wort 30 Preston and WYre•• •• •••••••• • • •• • • 6 76 421 • _. d h as recently.created several co • score of years longer.. Their molt minutes went up stairs to his bedroo . Kendal, Crosby, in all parts of Engian , . , - PYlsts, he had lived there a nup to the deceased's rte wint tr c ___ MADE TO MEASURE. tion. The baneful effects P "eve powers, with means of restore 29 Shrewsb ury and Chester ............ 295 _ hare tne eusiness. A otwiths • cts of our negotiations-Kur- the youth left in charge of the shop ra . Ravensworth, who were anxious to s tending e arn° i h -er/ subje US p aces-t e S . al times without 'ME, warranted water roof made to any style, condary Symptoms, Ste., ai!ef Indulgence, neglected Strictures, Se 30 South East,ern and Branches ........ 6,238 5 058 0 the hour of his de h ere stolen from their o nd having called Mr. Fisher sever Kirkby Lonsdale, handsom I • P ' full oi no I._ this, his engagements, up t at-, we under- rachee, Sukkur, and hikarpoor, w r b e e c d e r i o ving a any answer he opened the door, and there dis- The Earl of Mori:intl. Shap, Westinore- Y P nted out. Illustrated by En 29 South Devon.• •.••.• . •• . • ..... ..... 1 so He alwa s 0 • We have won the levied Cloth C e V trimmed .... •• • • ...... ••••••••'•• • " .• • • • 1 e 0 graving, ; followed by observations on Marri e. B .................• •••• •• •• ,262 900 stand, were very numero- _ _ s Y fficiated to the few years back. Lonisdale.. L WOO 0 II net hb b g ours ut a he • did and in a much covered the deceased lying on the floor struggling, and ap- owther, St. Bees, land and I. r a TWeed (ie., ts . d ffs lined 26 0 PERRY and Co. C ea . trimmed, velvet collar an al , , onsulting ag yR. and L. 30 Taff Vale D • b desire of hi Royal Ili h • Surgeons, Lo 641 uke of Cambridge, 3' g hen, with trong an arm as t 3. . He raised an alarm, and Moresby, Enner- Ctunberland .......... , .. - Tweed moat s . ... . ~ .... ...... . 018 0 Published by the Auth ndon. - Ulster .•• • • -.al favourite. As a t out . country with as s estion is, is it worth our keep- parentiv in the agonies of death. Trousers ..• • • ...... •••• • • • 0 8 6 Sold by Strange, No 2 ors ' and 'nay be had .. 7,470 6 227 dale, Flimby, Se at their residence. 30 York and Newcastle .•••••• • • • • • • __ . whom he Was •an ewe-- master, his better cause; and the only qu . if • the command two or `three medical gentlemen were sent for and promptly ra- .1, P aternoster -row • G . o,uu2 4,355 He WAS ak' d h er frontier- , 11 1 bergham, Seaton, } test Dress _lets, in all the most approved French patterns 1 2 6 street ; Purkis, Compton-street, Soho • u , ordain 146, Leadenhalo 30 York and North Midland . - ... .... equal will never be found. m - sat e d a „, i -- ge- ing? If it gave us a strong . d t affic of Central iarrivecl. Antidotes were administered, but Mr. Fisher died A preu CoauTrousers .. • • •••• •••.......- ----.... 16 0 street, and 37, Rot al Exchange , awl , annay and Co., 63, Oxford- ••''''' - "'_.------ ----"r nerous man, and subscribed to a great number of charitable f I gave us . , the restore r . . Holme, Cultram, 112 0 Part I. of this Work is • all booksellers. twenty-two o the ewer Indus, it Shika oor-if it enriched in two or three minutes after. A cup was on the table which Best quality ni 7.1 • ••• • • •• • • - societies. Me had bee° years in the East Idi • ' h fl wed tbrough rP . • e Dabston, Aikton. .... Frock Coats . a t • • • • • • • • •" . ~................ „ .... 2 15 0 prevented from forming a liatrinsonial All to those who ar HAIR-DRESSERS ' EARLY 1 i'vit i n a Asia whic once o and supplied us wan was found to have contained a strong dose of prussic acid .. Distington •••• • • - , • lance, thro ociation was held at the House where, by his invariab e ri?t 7 n studying the i treasury of Calcutta, Beet quality ia , .... •••••••••••"•••••••• • • • . . • • • • • • • • .. 1 la 0 tain disqualifications, and will bc r ound an avail ugh fear of cer On Friday a meeting of this ass h of ado ts te ' nssta of the compatlYs, , and obliging chenne•t• t.. 9 . • by its produce the ,r- i ion, ms loss m what alone we profess to nee o d f r the improvement of the mixed with brandy. Two letters were also found, one ad-, (From the Dublin Gazette of Feb. 2.) Fs, Fancy Vests . -a.cl.e ........ ••• • • • 3 3 0 the means or perfect and secret restoration to m'aTe introduction t Bedford Head Tavern, Bloomsbury, fer t e purpose_ . p deeply lamented by nis 811 in • ht then close our hands upon our prize, dressed by the deceased to his relatives, and the other to the d- Satin, plain or fa .. 3- • • • • • • .. • ...... •• • • • 0 g 6 Part 11. treats peripicuousi upon those tor • al' ''')(l .' bridgment of the hours of business. severely felt and pa ors and all Peninsula, we mg m for complaint as the young lady in question, in both of which he declared his • Ilny. Cour- 1 IHarrymount, Res-1 'Down .. ......1 550 0 a- Boys' llnesar an 4 •• • .......... ola 0 in their primary or secondary state, arisieg _ ins of dise ases, e i the ing means to obtain an a to remark that the early who knew him. We up ers d tend that d • ' u rmg his illness he th AM ers with as little roo -m - tellaY•• •• •• 3 I trevor .. --••- A new unie Suite . ... • • • • • • • • • • • • • ..... - Work, entitled • e• - ,.1'.• "••• • • • • ....... .... 1 5 0 how numkers who neglect to obtain competent in trom Infection sh ' The • , owns_ chairman said it WaB g . ratifying ed b Mr litelv* I nsiderable sympathy from had been very kindly visit y . 11 , the secretary, and leave e e Subabdar of Bengat But we doubt it answers none of these d be loath to make the battle of - tention to commit the act. The Coroner has ordered a post mortem examination of the body. - edical aid, entai clo • th co sing movement had met vii . for self-measurement, n s ' -s uune Castle," with •• kill directions upon themselves years of misery and suffering. 1 1 yers having who had probably observed the good quauti aa le . h Kr we shoal post free. aY be h fluentia emp o vr le • conditions, and that of Sobraon. Our intelli- EXTRAORDINARY FLIGHT OF A RAILWAY ENGINE The CORDIAL BALM OF SYRIACUM is easel the trade, some of the most in [ADVERTISEMENT ] -TB t 8 o'clock, and Toole possessed. re costly than • AS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. • while s were called out ~, , , D • AND SINGULAR ESCAPE.-Cita Thursday evenurg, O• ad on application, or forwarded usively directed their shopa a Meanee even mo bows that the troop leo. e, saUCKLERSBURY CHEOPS' Observe.-Any article purchases, e-A the cure of nen'ous and sexual debility, irregularit te • given it their support by closing Y. weakness. bar• By this sad bereavement, two sons and three daughters üblished, s were to be with- 9_ Dlik-Families whe hill sure, if not approved of, will ' - e-Y made, or made to mea- reeßegs, loss of appetite, indigestion, consumptive habits. and de gence, just P . mot when they me some men were engaged with an engine at the Camp 3. money returned. be cul t , tb • "f d s et ma ri urtng to as an s. e loss of an affection 'on ii lar e a consumpti g , nd study economy, ties arising from venereal excesses, Boc. Price 115. sad 33s bo • bullocks ar- are left to deplore th _ ate father ; and we a ain at the precise mo that the costa and charges of will derive station, on the Birmi * ngham and Bristel Railway, near the nged. or if preferred, the • Pen t FRENCH CATTLE.-A cargo of prime o k fear, with the exception of a small legacK, witho g ch fear considerable advanta eat this • off at a terrific, ,e 0 ,t : 1.1 SES and SON, Tailors Wo 1 o lend tle. The Five-pound cases may be had as usual. Portrteux, yer the sma ut any fu- drawn and we very Itio . han its revenue and advan- g establishment. One uni- former town, the engine suddenly started , tura provision. The charge of these orp a h - ' • ot less certain t y' u tars. Farriers, Boot and Sho ' em raPers, Clothle The CONCENTRATED DETERSIVE ESSENCE. A n suati. rived here on Sunday last, from s form price • ffi d b lc h ssad m les mid Genii akers, and Gen rs, Hatters, .. ea f the following day, at the ns as devolved the province are n . is axe,y w ic the purchaser of a single pace, without driver guard, y or an other person g upon )t ~. __, emen, 154, 155, and 156 _ 5 eral Outfitters, for syphinuc rem , . yor Searching out and purifying the blood from ve- Jersey Maid, and were disposed of upon his eldest son, who has himself a family. We f 1 - unsubstantial. pound can obtain it on tho ems. s-____ __ .. . . . . .• A A. 'al- - --. A... -LC ...........A. of thirty? m.la. .... ee as tag es are ut c :Lan_ d 86 _Aldgate, City, London. ,17 vi -amries. and g 3. nereal contaimnation, scurry, blotches en the head. face. and has,. cattle markete-Ple...,e,ie _Lin,.nl.. ~,....1 that_ nnder theAA eirenmettine.. .-_ _ ... _ . p rem i um. added. Boma Bonus in g * g m 5 g Assur ay ed . 5 g Borrow. •o £ £ s. d. 1 8 837 ; £217 192 15 3 0 1 £l B O 7 O 0 1 1 4 1 £16 13 10 0 2 4 X 3 4 , 4, 55 1 0 1 0 1 0 IWO 4 1839 165 11 10 74 1 9 11 3 1 346 '2 3 1840 116 7 6 54 010 7 18 10 296 13 4 1841 111 6 8 49 10 0 7 10 4, 247 4 5 DESPERATE SUICIDE BY PRUSSIC ACID.-011 Thurs day, whilst Mr. Mills, the Deputy Coroner, was holding an inquest in Marylebone, he received information of the following determined act of self-destruction by a young gen tleman, named H. B. Fisher, assistant to lir. Farmer, chemist, of Duke-street, Manchester-square. It appears that Mr. Fisher has for some time past been paying his addresses to a young lady residing in Robert-street, Paddington. On Tuesday morning, at eight o'clock, he went out, and was seen walking with the young lady in question, in the neighbour hood, and engaged with her in earnest conversation. He returned home-shortly after nine o'clock, and in a few minutes went up stairs to his bedroom. About ten o'clock, the youth left in charge of the shop ran up to the deceased's bedroom, and having called Mr. Fisher several times without receiving any answer, he opened the door, and there dis covered the deceased lying on the floor struggling, and ap parently in the agonies of death. He raised an alarm, and two or three medical gentlemen were sent for and promptly iarrived. Antidotes were administered, but Mr. Fisher died in two or three minutes after. A cup was on the table which was found to have contained a strong dose of prussic acid mixed with brandy. Two letters were also found, one ad-, dressed by the deceased to his relatives, and the other to the young lady in question, in both of which he declared his in tention to commit the act. The Coroner has ordered a postmortem `WHOLESALE PRICES, c ADvEg c r x i a s i t u m in E a l4 t i i T on .3 o the — f r rE h A o s d A y. T w No. 2, BUCILLERSBURY, CHEAPSIDO-FaiMai les whose consumption is large, and study economy, will derive considerable advantage at this establishm ent. One uni form price is a ffi xed, b y w hi c h the purc haser of a single pound can obtain it on the same terms as the trade. Black Tea ...2s. 8d , reen 3s. 4d, 3s. 8d , 4 a ., 4s. 4d., ss. 9 3 , d 3 . ! . 1 8 s s 4 5 2 . , d .t . , ss; 65., 7s. O C ri ( e )ff t e g e mnd s-nt tree to any part Wat4;clll.: id. One • _ •r h . • G i b . (r . paid to any part of England.—,l ANSELL and CO. wholesale tea dealers, 2, Bucklersbury, Cheapside_ THE LATE MR* JAMES TOOLE. festivals, and we under born in the year d 1"96. his peculiar and h By urnourous ex , jginal style, he was the first who ex pression, and perfectly !)I' ble profession ' ' dispensa of toastmaster established the now in success with which he carried it out The late celebrated Toastmaster, Mr. James Toole, was and the extraordinary for the last seventeen years, tl created several and in fact in all parts of England, has TeenbuYsiness _ copyists, who were anxious to share t hour _:. Notwithstanding East t ri i t n a d b i l a e this, his engagements. He always o • numerous. officiated to the stand, were very his Duke of Cambridge, by desire of . Royal Highness, with whom he was an especial favourite. A . s a t oastmaster, his the in terestslie was a kind-hearted and ge nerous societies, fie an nea n h d ad su b b e s e c n rib tw ed en to ty a .t g w r o ea y t e n a u rs m i b n e t r h o e f severely felt and deeply lamented by his superiors and all who knew him. We understand that, during his illness he House, where, by his invariable activity in studyin g had been very kindly visited by Mr. Melvin, the secretary, who had probably observed the good qualities which hfr. Toole possessed. By this sad bereavement, two sons and three daughters are left to deplore the loss of an affectionate father ; and we fear, with the exception of a small legacy, without any fu ture provision. The charge of these orphans has devolved upon his eldest son, who has himself a family. We feel as sured that, under these circumstances, some of the deceased's numerous admirers will step forward and inquire into the matter. We trust, also, that the eldest son will continue his father's position as toastmaster. In that case, we shall not only have the name retained, but almost the man, for the son has already met vith great success in that capacity, find v,-Ag, moreover, rapidly approaching the great original. We wish him every success. The deceasiai was interied in Nun head Cemetery yesterday afternoon, from his residence is Devonshire-54.3d, Birlopsgate. A rOPULIR TREATISE on the HEALTH, LIFE and VIGOU , • BODILY FUNCTIONS. NIN ETEENTH EDITION ' o E N n, p , :i i ce 2s. 6d. ; Free by Pest (in a Seale T HE SILENT FlatiN3'h 6 . d" A Medical Worl , are flndulgence, en the loss of the rep e rod f uctive powers, with means of restore t c l o o n n d . ary Th s e rn ba p n te e ra fu a l , e s, ff e ec . tii gravings ; followed by uyy pointed out. Illustrated by En PERRY send Co., Consulting Su London. neglected Strictures, Sc observations on Marriage. By R. and L Published by the Authors, anrgcle°M.s;), be had at their residence. Sold by Strange, No. 21, Paternoste all, Booksellers. an 1own; Gordon, 146, LeadenliaL. street ; I'urkis, Compton-street. loillido Part I. of this Work is particularly ed dtoCoth"o6s3; street, and 37, Ito, al Exchange , w O h x . fo a r r d. ooksellers. prevented from forming a Matrimonial Alliance throngh fear of cer lain disqualifications, and will bef ound an available the means of perfect and secret restoration to m a introduction t Part 11. treats perspicuously upon those forms or diseases, eithe in their primary or secondary state, arising from infection,s.showin how numbers who neglect to obtain competent • Medical aid, enter upon themselves years of misery and suffering. 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Observe.—Any article purchased, ready made, or made to mea attre, if not approved of, will be ezchanged, or if preferred, the Motley returned. ~..t. MOSES and SON, Tailors, Woollendrapers, Clothiers, Hatters. tioslers, Farriers, Boot and Shoemakers, and General Outfitters, for l adles sad Gentlemen, 154, 155, and 156, 157 Minories, and 83, 84, 85, and 86 Aldgate, City, London. Caution. —E. Moses and Son regret being obliged to guard the Pilblic against impostors, but have learned that the untradesznan ,_ll4 falsehood of being connected with them, or it's the same concern, "",,,, been resorted to in many instances, and for obvions reiisuns. .12e3, have CO ccnnexicn witli a.. 1 3, other ) o - L::: in or uut of 0t.41,m; AM those who desire gcualne and ebc r. cluthitty, Le., sh ould c;;II at, or_mind to, Min,ories and Aldgate, City, London. smarsties. 4To business transacted at this establishment from sun -. t Saturday. wheat business is reamikl tll.l tire'!" •N0e, r46471 411 span k HAIR-DRESSER' EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION.— On Friday a meeting of this association was held at the Bedford head Tavern, Bloomsbury, far the purpose of adopt ing means to obtain an abridgment of the hour , of business. The chairman said it was gratifying to remark that the early closing movement had met with considerable sympathy from the trade, some of the most influential employers having given it their support by closing their shops at 8 o'clock, and contriburing to its funds. FRENCH CATTLE.—A cargo of prime bul locks ar rived here on Su n d a y last, from Portrieux , p er the smack Jersey Maid, and were disposed of the following da y , at the cattle market.— Plymouth Journal. .. WAK EFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY.—The sup plies th i s plis this week are large of wheat, and moderate of other articles. The demand for wheat is very limited, and to pro ducaenddrantelasit I..l,prril:loe?e -gress.v,vith sales a reduction of 2,, to 3s. per quarter must be suLfili ilea to, bat holders generally , are not Lerixious sellers at is sn re d a e t a s n a d i e a - t a at r f 3 u p l r ly o ' v l i as ns t week's Oats are Id. per stone, and shelling la. per load lower, with a very limited inseiry- Beans meet a dull sale at rather iess money.---Leeds Jlercury. EXTRAORDINARY FLIGHT OF A RAILWAY ENGIND AND SINGULAR ESCAPE.—On Thursday evening, while some men were engaged with an engine at the Camp-bill station, on the Birmingham and Bristol Railway, near the former town, the engine suddenly started off at a terrific pace, without driver, guard, or any other person being upon it, and continued at the rate of upwards of thirty miles an hour for about three miles, when, owing to some cause at present unknown, the engine suddenly stopped, and avoided at: accident which must have been terrible in its conse quences. It appears that it was tinning n die (lown line, up w• t . , E , third-via s trai,l was f om Glnucest.-r, and • • s, if riot HOSPITAL Fox CONSUMPTION.—On Friday a meeting of the governors was held at the Institution, Bromn ton, when it was stated that his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge hod kindly consented to preside at the anniver sary festival to ba held on the 9th cl Jane next. It ..vw, also announced that the late Miss Churchill, of Chek:‘:t had bequeathed the etun of 2004 t o the funds o f t h e in : ptitution, i s . :r u>>rtl of the train saw the light of the runaway engine, pulled up, and prevented the accident. _.~~