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HE GENERAL S'IEAM NAVIGA . TION COMPANY'S superior STEAM SHlPSleave Downe's Wharf as follows For NEWCASTLE, the fast, splendid, and powerful steam . IhiP LONDON MERCHANT, with very superior accommo :*•.tign,. every Wednesd a y ; and . the favourite steam-ship TTWOOD every Saturday, at Eight, p.m. ThV trains the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway leave N elccastle twice every day, performing the distance in about ''thtee hours. • • :..For SUNDERLAND, the TOURIST, every Tuesday evening,st Seen o i clock. a . 4 PPIy at Regent-circus; 35, Leadenhall-street ; or, s. •91, Lornbird-street. For freight apply at Downe's Wharf. T4 ONDON and BRIGHTON RAILWAY COMPANY. TENDERS FOR LOANS. The DIRECTORS of this COMPANY are prepared, under the powers of their Act, to receive TENDERS for the LOAN of MONEY on security of their undertaking; and of the Rates and Tolls arising therefrom, in sums of not less than 3001., and for the terms of Three, Five, •r Seven years, on interest at 'he rate of Lg. per cent per annum, to be paid half-yearly at Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths. The Tenders are - to express the Sums and Tenn •f Years for which the same are proposed to be lent, and to be addressed to the Secretary, at the Company's Offices, 10, Angel-court. Ihrogmorton-strect. By Order of the Board of Directors, THOMAS WOOD, Secretary. LONDON , THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 140., PRICE sd. No. 15M21 Wakley, Thos., 35, Bedford square Walker, Wm., Enfield-biLhway Walker, Edwin, Enfield-ehace Walker, Ed., Tower without Wall, Wm., 2 Great Prescot street, Goodman's-fields Wansey, George, Ely-place Warden, William, 61 Great Marylebone-street Waterhouse, John, Winch- Willoughby, Captain W. L. , 34 Great Marlborough-street Wills, Samuel, 35 Great Castle- the rate of 1/. 55., will not authorise any person to kill Game beyond the limits of the Manor fur which he is deputed; and, in order that a Certificate at such rate of Duty may protect a Gamekeeper, it is requisite, not only that he should be deputed by some Lord or Lady of the Manor •r reputed Manor, but also that such deputation should be registered with the Clerk of the Peace, or the Gamekeeper will be liable to be surcharged in double the Duty of 31. 13s. 6d., sad also to be prosecuted by any common informer for the penalty of 20!. It is the intention of the Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes to publish in a separate List the names and residences of all persons surcharged in double Duty for porting without Cer tificates. GAME DUTY, 1840. Eatwell, Capt. W., 64 Great Alarlborough-P.treet . . Ho gkinson, R., 2 Doughty-st Hodgson, Thos., jun., White chapel £iodsdon, Joseph, Harrow Hodgson, J., Vigo-street Hodgson, Rev. Huoh;Cloisters, Westminster Marriott, George, idway,l Westminster Marriott, Thos., High-street,' St. Giles'i I Robertson, William, Upper Thames-street Robins, J., Crescent, Minories Robinson, Benjamin, Little L ONDON, WESTMINSTER, and MID DLESEX. Eden, Ralph; 28 Abingdon.st. Eden, Robert, Hampton Britain Robinson, Thomas Fletcher, 6 Doughty.street Rodon, John, jun., 17 Port land-place Rogers, Arnold, 296 Regent-st Rogers, Thomas, 41 Great Portland-street FIRST PUBLICATION. YORKSHIRE AND LANCASHIRE CENTRAL . AMERICAN LAND AND EMIGRA TION COMPANY. DIRECTORS. • EDWARD PARKINS, Esq., Chairman: THOMAS REYNOLDS, Esq. ALEXANDER OSWALD, Esq. THOMAS REYNOLDS, Jun., Esq. '• With power to add to their number. '• SECRETARY—Thomas M'William. Esq. `SUPERINTEN DEN T OF THE COLONY—W. Upton, Esq. 4 " . • 4 '' Nx Erts—Messrs. Wright and Co., 5 and 6, Henrietta-street, Covent-crarden. • • kt lrl'rolt—R. B. Gargrave, 'Esq., 19, Buckingham-street, Strand. London Off ice , 32, G rea t St. H e l en ' s , Bi s hopsgate-street. • ' -the r of i n „ C o mpany are prepared to deliver land orders for sections acres each, at ss. per acre. Their Lands which are 2.ate bet ween th e r i vers Ti n t o an d Pl a i n t a i n , i n Victoria Pro- Zee, Cent ra l A mer i ca , are h e ld by a g r ant from the native who enjoys British protection, and the government of his li ptry is regulated by British Commissioners, under the Pre , of her Majesty's Superintendent of Honduras. The soi r ate of thi s coun t r y i s on e o f the finest in the world, and the iS abundantly fertile, producing all that usually grows in N orth Ameri ca an d th e West Indies. •ti,„ t in information can be obtained by application to either of or the Secretary. HE VESTA PATENT STOVE.--After d iltio the extraordinary excitement occasioned by our intro ittro a of the Chunk Patent Stove, and the unparalleled , b6 ,._,llage it has obtained, producing from up . wards . ei 2,000 :asers testimonials of its healthfulness, simplicity, eeo- A*2 , safety, and cleanliness when used in the various situa -472f drawing-rooms, bed-rooms, nurseries, entrance-halls, 7 , greenhouses, forcing houses, and forcing pits, some reason will be exi tted from us, for Twin - ging before the Z e the A S OVt, for winch a patent has been 'l7;f7ed• We beg therefore to say that the necessary removal o f the fire pail, which by many persons is yet considered to be feat valu e , t oge ther with the absence of sufficient ornament tent to the Chunk Stores, o was to some an objection. The 'La Stove possesses all the properties which rendered the chunk I,„t re- eminently superior, and obviates every objection that we heard advanced against it A fire in the Vesta Stove may ht in the apartment in which it is placed and the fire may be ;I t s t, ithout the fuel with which it is supplied being seen, avoid ae slightest escape of noxious vapours or dust during either set ae operations. Te fire can be kept burning the whole me son without any inconvenience from the formation of m fler st requiring attention only once in 2 4 hours. Not an y of : 11 ,- gases generated by combustion can escape into the apart- I t i nt tis they do from every stove having doors, however close ~.....edothose doors may be, and as there is not any fire or any t ,7 e f th e stove containing fire in contact with the outer case, ig ai r is warmed without being injured, thus avoiding the un vZsant smell and unhealthy effects produced by all stoves di have heated substances in contact with the outer part of ' t _ S tose. As the Vesta is a Ventilating Stove none of the pa ;Ws are con fi ne d, an d it i s perfectly f ree from all liability to • % I n ions and those' frightful conrequences that have so fre - C ht lY occurred in the use of others. T:e Vesta Stove will .Able in various materials from six-inch diameter (appli 'l e to travelling carriages) to a suitable size for auraes. i; tri s i t at will warm feet square, will not con e A ove that more than 2d. worth of fuel per day. list of references with a number of testimonials will be b e % in answer to a post paid application. The originals may "en at our warehouses. 12, Wells-street, Oxford-street. and BURTON, ironmongers. WILKINSON'S ANTI - CORROSION PAINT. 6 4 11 E1fOvED from 63, Upper Thames - street , to ~„ ATLING-STREET, near Queen-street, Cheapside. t v R. WILKINSON particularly recommends his Paint to llo e u N°bili tY , Gentry, and the Public, wbe wish to paint their ses of Roman cement, stucco, or brick walls, as a proven -1,1',e to d amp or sea sprh: i n expose d s it ua ti o ns ; it will not ird tt 'ate , ror peel off a s common paint. On tiling, to represent •fi,Zeagt iron hurdles, roofs, conservatories, hot-houses, fences, or any out-b u ildi ngs , it will last four times as long as ninon paint. It is so simple in its use, that any labourer s' a l it on. To ship-owners for their decks , bottoms of yes-- ti ol ,_ 0.7 it will be shown, as well as to the public. to be supe )ei any paint in use, by testimonials of its lasting fourteen .14. rs an wood and houses, twenty years on iron (see the South -10: -bridge). The public are particularly guarded in giving • orders for Wilkinson's Anti-Corrosion Paint, that no i'lter colour may be imposed upon them for his. A liberal ..,°_ , L'ance to the trade. OLD BOND-STREET, and No. 1, OLD JEWRY, CITY. HE VOICE CON DUCTORS invented by Mr. E. SOLOMONS are the most powerful instru . t:ft s for the relief of deafness. From their minute construe tiut and convenient form, deaf persons . are enabled to wear entirely unseen, and they may . be inserted and removed s t. -411 th greatest .facility. By their use the lowest whisper h • 'l rs ig at il be e d at a rblietasmsembly Vibrates on the organs of ear anner, as to afford the greatest relief . \ t° ti l liss'e u l c a h b a ou p ri e n u g a u n nder the distressing ailment of deafness. Mr., E. SOLoMONS PATENT SPECTACLES possess advintage of modifying bright and strong light transmitted "'l l - "'uth the various humours of the eye, so as to render vision vi gh "l'erfectly distinct by day, or lamps or candles at night, alto a sense of coolness and pleasure to the organ, 'nelo 7„tdditicual recommendation of being free from the per eelle‘los,7tribUtes of coMmon glasses. Their superlative ex . Praet il ni - ' 8 attested by the following and many other eminent t heln . i„ -°11 " 8, who have examined, used, and xecommended sir A: i lveference to ail others : sir 11: 410,1 7 Carlisle, F.R. S., Langham-place . . Sir ; n laulin C. Brodie, Bart., F. R. S &c., t ja ra: ln' i s : j e o s htl E ;on A , n E d s e ci rs7n A , L A D l . D , . 11, New Burlington-street. • guffolk-place. 3. E. Cooper, Es New-street, Sprin dens. • Andrews, g-gaHospital,St. • lensaeSurgeon to the London a ' 'tat /la ce* J oin s on y Esq., St. Helen's-place. ,„ e Qtt, Esq 10 New Broad-stree . t. '• Aldis . E . 5q , 0111.D., Old Burlington-street. -^ , Pland rN R S trr u _ r • • r A-I.4re. Bulstrode-street, Manchester . 'j 4 Bate 15 , Albemarle-street. X. W Be rry, Chester-terrace. J o h,. ~utEn , 14 , L ang h am -pl ace St ephenson, 3t5, Conduit-street. COnquest, M.D., 13, Finsbury-square. 1 144 ,1 n Coulson Frederick-place, Old Jewry. 1),.. Blairin We, New Bridge-street. ‘fah , Physician to the Sussey County Hospital. ttiA Lawrence, Esq., Snrgeon, ditto. .1 4 1, a ,„ d ikliddlemore, Temple-row, Birmingham. T we n ;• Soden, Bath infirmary. At i rY John Todd, Esq., Grand Parade, Brighton. t e i e :t vv er P i? lu . mm er , Esq., M.D., Old Steyne, do. Seabrook, Esq., Surgeon, Eye Infirmary, do. ta rn "'tin, Esq. N.D., Rochester. uel Newsom, s do. ,9 1 Lshohn, Ph y sician ,' to the Kent and Canterbut y Hospital. J. uenne, Esq., Surgeon, do. J. .I °4 g"n, Esq.; Oculist, Eye Infirmary, Birmingham. N easaro, E gq., d o. do. do. „ professor Hufeland, Physician to the King of Prussia, Berlin, Pr o r:" 43 r Kreysig, Physician to the King of Saxony, Dresden pr of "g Clarusand Kuhl, Oculists, Leipsic. Ponitz, Oculist, Dresden. JkrA,,:,gchrneisser Hamburgh. , • %.‘ o ol3nell 'M.D., Belfast, Ireland. ' ur °fre, , Cork, do. t L 4 1 , 1 7 1, :11. D . , do. do. s r. " B gekey, 11I.D , Waterford, Ireland. W. (r e, h:re,AI.R . . C. S., Limerick. do. Pled Puolic are respectfully cautioned against some unprinci fe w e uipirics who have assumed Mr. E. S.'s name and pro- Itfti l l ": and are from his immediate neighbourhood, and • pr e ,. t ne most unblushing effrontery, issuing from the daily 1-l" Puffs bout u" Newly-invented Spectacle Lenses,' and s t :ng Instruments, which are fraudulently set forth as pos tletlng the most wonderful powers. The Glasses are highly . .irnental to the sight. The names of some obscure apothe 4,:ies and others are used in this alssurd quackery. to deceive Public into a belief that these pernicious glasses possess tine very stroernatural powers. These common Lenses may Purchased for one shilling the pair, and for which the t nost i i x t *l'bitant charites are exacted by the parties, against whom Publi c are now respectfully cautioned. Mr. E. S. has re ti_elved for his intention " Royal Letters Patent," and the pa ' 'unage of the Royal Family. ss _Observe—No. 1, Old Jewry, City ; and No. 36, 0 d Bond ' IurENTLEMEN in Business, Travellers, and, in fact, all persons ht active life, often delay taking A the Medicine in consequenc e of the p ressure of business. o ne following take has been found e;:tremely convenient for this e s ' :—To take a tea-spoonful, or even less, of the STROP R ANGE PURGATIF DE LAGRAIcr , E, once or twice a l eek at bed time. The advantages of this plan are -1 It acts imperceptibly. , s f . It dees no t requ i re c are or confinement. 4 . It removes at once any impurities which, if suffered to re . , Would aecumulate and produce illness. ti ;i. It does not cause lanuor prostration of strength, or cos- c at el i ll e r ' t S, so often felt after g a black draught or any other strong it is most agreeable to take. The flavour is delicious. 1114. It is much cheaper. One bottle will last a considerable ?pi str nu 2s. 9d. Sole Agent, 11. Schooling, 139, Fenchurch- Pet. To b e h a d by order of all Medicine Veners. • .. " Nocet empta dolore volu . ptat."—Hop.. Olt the greatest ameliorations of . civilized life,. attention and '4 O :we are indebted to the modern division . bo 4 _, In the various pursuits of society, and in of none have its of ."°ts been so manifest as in the healing art. Early convinced t his great truth, Messrs GOSS and Co., Members of the 1,2 41 Colleg e of Surgeons in London, have for twenty-fire a w ",... 3 "orrned their attention to the successful treatment. of b,; ev alent complaints—viz., the general and local debtlitte e s .th the sexes, whether arising from the solitary indulgence fiegndeit atoo highly inflamed imagination brings like a destroying you ree the constitution, the mind, and the affections of driq. or from a long residence in hot climates, excessive e a x t : :l l . ,:g ted • or say other baneful indulgence ; and from their daily debilitated they can with confidence offer a restoration of the to Aprons health. Married females of a pure a . nd Niettonate dis lition whose " fondest hope" has been pate ,. deferred, P m% v tear ' ,rt with consolation that perseverance in triCP,eF r emedial Co nrse. will renovate general health, and re- An disorder, " edirnto Paternal happiness. bovrev,er inveterate, as also Gotinn.r rz.-4,uleet, and Stricture may be removed without material I '''.4?•lnt in diet or exercise ' :- Ies8 ". GOSS and Co. ' are io be consulted every day at t n o ti L r t esidenc e ; and Patients in the remotest part of the Y can be treated successtully on transmittina their report, tutteitt will be immediately answered ; their letter must nti -4,4 liedeseribe the case, and contain a remittance for Advice how di eice, which can be forwarded to any part of the world, -lever distant.No difficulty can occur, as the 'Medicines will securely packed, and carefully protected from observation. • GOSS and Co. (M. R. C. Surgeons), 4 7, Lancaster-place, Strand , London. 4EdisJast published (Twenty-third Edition), lst. THE n ° F LIFE, a familiar commentary on the above Diseases. :34 . TR GEIANA, addressed exclu'ively to the Female Sex. YPHILIST, a treatise on Luce Venerea, Gon. 'amid "c. May be had at 23, Paternoster-row, London ; uf all Booksellers. Price ss. each. ) LIST OF PERSONS who have taken out GENERAL GAME CERTIFICATES each at 3/. 13s. 6d. : Abbott, Chls. James, New Inn Bryon, Thomas, 22 Notting- Abbott, Chls. Thos., New Inn ham-place Abell, Edward, Fish-street-hill Bull, Richard, Upper-street, Adams, Charles, Staines Islington Adams, Robert, Queen-street Bulpet, G., Albany Adamson, J. -nes, Ely-place Bunnett, Thomas, Ashford Addison. Dr. J., New-street, Bunney, F. 8., Lamb's Con- Spring-gardens duit-street Adey, Goodson. Lincoln's Inn Burton, Parnell, Gutter-lane Agar, —, Elm Lodge, Kentish Busk, E. T., Edmonton Town Butland, William, 38 Roadside, tiger, William, Great Marlbo- Whitechapel rough-street Butler, Thomas, 2 Mount-ter- Aglionby, 11. A., Middle Tem• race, Whitechapcl plc Butler, Henry, Fenchurch-st Ainslie, Charles, 12 Park-st., Buxton, W., Winchmore-hill Westminster Buxton, Ed. North, Brick-lane Alder, Ealand, Harrow Buzzard, John Edward, Ham- Aldred, Samuel 8., Holborn- mersmith bridge Aldridge, John, Middle Temple Alexander, William, Ruislip Alexander, George, Ruislip Allan, Thomas, Friday-street Allison, Joseph, Regent-street Alston, Sir Chls., Mount-st Alven, Francis, Wallbrook Amos, William, Wallbrook Anderson, Joshua, Grove End. place, St. John's Wood-road Andrews, Chls., Old Broad-st Andrews, George Wm.,Ealing, Andrews, John, Lincoln's Inn Appack, Thomas, Clapton Appleton, Henry, Harmonds- Caldicott, Robert, Wood-street Caldwell, Thomas L., Bedford- Cain, H. R., Hillingdon Campbell, General Sir John, Mill-street Camden, G. J. S., Hounslow Campbell, Arthur, Esq., Hamp- 'Campbell, Henry John, Ken- sington Calms, Joseph, East Smithfield. Carter, William, Edgeware Carr, William, Enfield Carberry, Edward, Trent-park, Enfield Carr, James R., Liverpool-st Carswell, William, Maida-hill Cassmaijor, J. C., 10 Man chester-buildings Cathcart, George, Burlington worth Appleyard, C., 9 Montagne-st Archer, George, Gerrard-st Archer, John, 3 Holborn Arabin, Richard, 24 Park-st., Grosvenor-square Aris, John, Ratcliff Ashley, George C., Isleworth Ashley, Morris, Staines Ashwell, Thomas, Shoe-lane Attwood, Alfred, Kensington Auldjo, John, Kensington Hotel Cattley, John Garrett, 2 High- bury-terrace Charrington, Augustus, Esq., Hampton Charleton, Edward, St. Mary- Bacon, Francis, Canonbury, Is lington Bagley, James, West Drayton Baildon, Francis, Highbury Bailey, Arthur, Cumberland place, Regent's Park Bailey, John, Esq., Davies-st Baily, John W., Gracechurch street Bainbridge, Henry, St. Paul's Churchyard Bainbridge, E. T., 10, Park place, St. James's Baines, Edward, St. John street-road Baines, William, New Bond-st Baker, Col. C. M., St. Alban's place Baker, George, Chelsea Baldry, James, Twickenham Bandwell, Congreve, Newgate market Barber, Jph, Lower Thames-st Barber, Leonard, 5, Penton- st. , Clerkenwell Barker, Thomas, Esher-bridge, Surrey Barnard, Thomas, New Broad street Barnes, Fred., Fenchurch-st Barnes, J. D., Tottenham Barnes, John Branch, Finchley Barnes, Thomas F., 393 Ox ford-street Barnet, John Edward, Stolre Newington Barnet, Robert, Stoke New ington Barnett, Henry, Halkin-street,! St. George, Hanover-square Barnett, John, Minories Barnwall, Henry, South Mi . _ at-Hill Chaplin, William, John-street, Adelphi Chambers, D. L., Bishopsgate- street Without Chamberlain, John, 21 Hen rietta-street, Cavendish-sq Chantry, G. L., Tottenham- court-road Chantry, Sir Francis, Belgrave- place Chandler, Thomas, Isleworth Chandler, Robert, Sunbury Chapman, Thomas, Hammer- smith Chapman, Daniel,Crauford Chapman, E., Gibson-square, T.slington Chichester, Hon. Augustus, 18 Upper Seymour-street Child, R. J., 4 Russell-square Clutterbuck, Thomas, Great Stanmore Clutterbnck, Peter, Great Stan m ore Clark, Thomas, Tottenham Clarke, John, Crutched-friars Clarke, John, Fenchurch-st Clarke, T. T., Ruislip Clarke, Charles, 23 Montague street Clarke, Giles, 13 Welbeck-st Clarke, Henry, 50i Manches ter-street Clarke, George, 50 Albany-st Clark, Henry, Fleet-street Clapham, W. H., 29 Great Portland-street _ _ _ Clayton, Mich., Lincoln's-inn Clayton, Joseph, Willesden Clay, W., Esq., M.P., Twiek enham _ _. Clifford,Chas. Henry, Shadwell Cliff, Charles, 198 Regent-st Clode, Nathaniel, Mark-lane Clossman, F. F., St. James's street norms Barrand, James, Whitefriars Barron, Charles, 18 Pall Mall Barton, Hugh, 3 Regent-street Bastard, Rev. P. P., Hanworth Batt, James, Hillingdon Batt, William, West Drayton Battiscombe, Richard, Grove, Kentish Town Battye, Thomas, Stoke New ington-green Baugh, Edward, Lombard-st Baylis, Edward, Cambridge terrace Baynes, J. W., 25 Portland place Beadon, W. F., Mitre-court Beale, Thomas Barbot, 2 Fitz roy-square Beckford, Fran. Love, Fulham Beckford, William, Fulham Beckham, Barnard, Chelsea Beckham, William, Little Car ter-lane Beckham, George, Esq., Upper Ebury-street Beckwith, John, Esq., Maddox. street Beeson, James, Long-lano Belk, Edward, 174, Tottenham - court-road Bell, Charles, 36, Bedford-row Bell, George, Ehury-street Bell, W.E., Lower Thames-st Bellamy, A., John-street, Bed ford-row Beman, William, 1 Huntsworth Mews, Gloucester-square Benbow, John, Nlicklenbey-sq Benbow,Rv. E„ Micklenbey-sq Benn, Charles Jun., Cranford Bennett, George, 3 Great Ches t erfield-street Bennett, Geo., 22 Goodge-st Bentley, John, Ludgate-hill Berkeley, Hon. F. H. J., Cran ford Berkeley, Ron. T.M.T., Cran ford Berkeley, Hon. Craven, Cran ford Berkeley,Charles C., 16 South ampton-buildings Berkeley, Charles, 25 Mon tague-place Bernesconi, Benjamin, Harrow Betts, Thomas, Thomas-street, Hackney-road Bigongiare, Cesare,Kensington Binaley, Henry, East Smith field Bingley, John, Bow Bird, William, Jun., Hammer smith Bird, James, Hammersmith Birdseye, Thomas, 47 Ernest street Birt, Jacob, Myddleton-square Bishop, John, Esq., Sunbury Bishop, John, 38 Bernard-st Blackburn, G. 11., Old Broad street Blaslen, L., 15 St. John-street road Bland, Joseph, Stanwell Bleake, Francis, Hillingdon Block, Allan W., Old Broad street Bloodsworth, John F., Esq., Thomas-street Blower, Edward H., Provi dence-street, St. Luke's Blunden, William, Queen's road, Paddington Blunt, J. E., Lincoln's Inn Boards, Edward, Edmonton Boards, William, Edmonton Bockett, William Halsay, 19 Doughty-street Bodkin, William, Hampstead Heath liolton, Henry, Lamb's Con duit-street Bond, Joseph, 54 St. James's street Bond, Fred., Little Stanmore Bones, John, Maida-hill Booker, Eleazer, Tottenham Boon, John, Tottenham Boreham, . H. Hindon Bosanquet, Sir J. 8., 13 Mon tague-place Bouchier, Charles, 66 Wim pole-street Bouton, Samuel, Willesden Bourdilson, Thomas, Lincoln's il,n Bowles ' Capt. W.. Hill-street Boyd, Christopher, Clapton Boyd, James, Saint George Boyer, George, jun., Harrow Bracher, Edward, Newgate market Brailsford, Richard, Enfield 13ranscombe, Robert, Old Fish street Bray, Reginald, 46 York-ter race Regent's-park B re w, 'Wm., jun., Hillingdon Bridge, Alfred Charles, Middle Temple Gee., Billingsgate BBright, B railsford, Bishops o.ate..street Within Britten, Frederick , Suffol k-lane Britten, Thottat Suffolk-lane Broderick, J. , , Ki n gsbnry Bromley, Henry, 40 Upper Grove-street liienako, Zack, Featherstone buildingr Brooks, Edward , square Brown, P. A. 41 Dl:vons4ire place Brown, William, Minories Browning, Henry, 4 Glouces ter-place, Portman-square Browning, Thomas, Gray's-inn Brumbridge, Thomas, Feltham Bryant, William, 106 Oxford: Area Clowes, Edward, Parliament street Clowser, Edward Page, Mount Lodge, Hampstead Cobb, Thomas W., 12 Buck ingham-street Codd, E. S., 15 Fludyer-street Cohen, R., Shacklewell Coleman, John, Cannon-street Coley, ChaTles,— Low er- road, Islington Collins, James, Enfield Collins, W. H., New Bridge street Collins, John, Sunbury Coomber, John, Bedfont Coombes, Richard, Hampton Coonloos, Robert, Hampton Compton, Horatio Nelson, Finchley Condell, Charles, Kensington Coney, Captain, 1 7th Lancers, United Service Club Connop, Newell, jun., White. hall Connop, Richard, Enfield Conquest, John, Finsbury-sq Cook, Samuel, Artillery-place, St. Luke's Cookes, Dudley, Finchley Cooke, Colonel, Upper Brook street Copeland, W. T., Lincoln's intt-fields Cooper, Chas., Old Bell Hotel, Holborn Cooper, John, jun., Harmonds worth Cooper, John, 2 Church street, Lambeth Cooper, Jas. Lindsay, Highgate 'Cope, Arthur, Finchley Corder, R. A., 82 Charlotte street, Portland-place Corder, Charles, 82 Charlotte.. street, Portland-place Cox, H. R., Hillingdon Cox, Frederick, Hillingdon ( Cox, G. F. St. Benet's-hill g Crag, RiChard Riley, Road side, Whitechapel 'Crampton, .1. N., Harefield Crase, Joseph, Stonefield , street, Islington Cripps, John, Newgate-street 'Crockford, Henry, St.James's , street I Crockford, Ed., St. James's-st. Cross, Thomas, Frith-street Crouch, A. R., hillingsgate Cruttenden, John, 1 Crispin street, Spitalfields Curtis, Thomas, Edmonton Curtis, W. 8., Cannon-street Curtis, Robt., Jewry-street, Aldgate Curzon, Capt. Edward, Marl borough House, St. James's square Cust, Hon. Peregrine, Hill-st. Dalton, Grant, D. P., Grecian Hotel Dallas, Sir Robt., Bart., 10 Henrietta-st. Cavendish-sq. Dancer, R. F., Harrow Davies, Juo. H., Esq., Curzon street Davies, William, Minories Davis, Edward, 15 George-st. Hanover-square Davis, James, Twickenham Davis ) l Thomas, Chelsea IDavis, William, Islington Dawkins, Edward F., Esq., Upper Brooke-street Daws, George, Bedfont lames, George, Angel-court, Throgmorton- street ' Day, Francis, Bridge-street , Westminster Day, William, 353 Strand Deane, Richard, Halkin-street Death, Jeremiah, Hoxton Delafield, William, Castle-st. Dennis,Wm., Islington-place Desborough, Lawrence, Size. lane Devonshire, G. K., New-court IDeverell, Thomas, 1 Orchard street, Portman-square Dewal, Lewis, Lincoln's-inn Dewey, Geo., Myddleton-sq. Dickenson, James, Old-street, St. Luke's Dimond, C. P., 10 Henrietta street, Cavendish-square Divarreis, F., 5 James-street, Buckingham-palace Dixon, Henry James, Ham mersmith Dodds, William, Tottenham Dore, W. A., Inner Temple Dossetter, Thomas, Poultry, Cheapside Douglas, William, 1061 Ox ford-street D ow deswell, G. M., Inner Temple Downer, William, Gray's-inn Drake, John, Enfield Drummond, Colonel 8., Chas.- streot Dnberley ' Capt. G., Charles street; hit, Jame,;') Duckworth, Thomas, Newgate Market Duncombe, James, 4 Gray's inn-place Drury, 41er.and,er, Hadley Vurdon, John, Hampton Eade, W• A., Lincoln's-inn Earnshaw, Thomas, Fenchnrcl street Easum, Robert Hayes, Rat. cliff. Edmunds, Leonard, G rat ton- st. Eisdell, James, Enfield Ekin, William, Ludgate-hill Eley, Charles, Isleworth Ellice, Russell, 5 Portman-sq. Elliott, Capt. W., 19 Seymou► place, Bryanstor.e-square Ellis, W., Albany Ellis, Richard, Hendon Ellis, John, Pinner Ellis, George, Edmonton Ellis, Thomas, Whitechapel Elmore, John, 3 John-street, Edgeware-road Englehart, S. 8., jun., Great Knight Rider-street Erskine, Rt. Hon. Thos., Cum berland-pl. Regent's-park Erskine, Hy. Trail, Cumber land-place, Regent's-park Erswell, Henry, Pavement, Moorfields Etherington, William, Ham- mersinith Evans, Price J., 34 Hay- market-street Evans, George, Ealing Evans, Robert Lloyd, Acton Everett, Hy., Middle Temple Everett, William, Enfield Evrings,W., 213 High Holborn Faber, C. W., Lincoln's-inn Falkner, George, King-street, Westminster .- ". Farmer, Daniel, Aldgate •ftrfittrlnsepti, Enfield Farnell, James, King-street, Clerkenwell Farnell, Chas., Esq., Isleworth Featen, Samuel John, 33 Gt.l Portland-street Fellowes, Henry,Queenhithe Fenwick, Joseph,, 8 Blandford-1 square Ferrers, Edmund, Harrow Ferris, George, Pudlicote, Chipping Norton Ferreday, Rev. John, Worces ter College, Oxford Field, FraneisVentris, Pnchley Field, George Ventris, ditto Field, Robert Ventris, ditto Fisher, William, Crooked-lane Fisher, W. W., King's-Arms yard, Coleman-street Fitzroy, Hon. George, New Bond-street Fleming, Joseph, Carey-street Fletcher, John, Nassau-street Flower, Edward, 7 Lincoln's- inn-fields Foreman, Chas., Clifford's-inn Forsyth, William, Twickenham Fortescue, Wm, Smithfield-bars Fortescue. Hon. Hugh, Gros- venor-street Fosbury, John, Esq., Hat- chett's Hotel Fosbury, T. T., Duke-street, St. James's Forster, Percival Win., Bell size, Hampstead Forster, Mathew, ditto Forster, John, ditto Fothergill, John, Savage- gardens Fox, William, jun., Great Knight Rider-street Francis, Wm., 4 rowis-street Frederick, Capt. Chas., R.N., 2 King-street, Portman-sq. Grederick, Geo. S., 2 King- street, Portman-square Frodsham, H. J.,Gracechurch. street Fuidge, Thomas, St. James's- square Fuller,George, Poultry,Chcap- side Fuller, G. A., Cornhill Fuller, Geo., 15 Caroline-street Gadesden, C. E., Kingsbury Gaae,Admiral Sir Wm. ,Eaton place Gallienne, Abraham, 115 Gos- well-road Gannon, Edw. M., Chiswick Garratt, Henry Thomas, 53 Welbeck-street Gardner, John, King-street Gardener, Thomas, Hillingdon Garner, Richard, Enfield George, Augustin King, En- field Gibbons, John, Crouch-end ; Hornsey Gibbons, Sir John, Bt., Stan. well Gibbons, John, Esq., Stanwell Gibbs, Henry, 23 Berners street Gibbs, James, Clement's-inn Giddens, James, Bedfont Giesler, Charles Fredk., 18 Upper Woburn-place Gill, Sir Robert, Chelsea Gillet, Jahn, 1 Tavistock-st Gilbert, Rev. Joha P., Duke street Gladwin, W. R., Watling-st Glennie, John T., St. Benet's hill Hoggart, Chas. L., Edmonton Hegarth, J. R., Heston Holbroik, James, Tottenham Holland, R. H., Staines Holland, W. J., King-street Hollis, Thos., Esq., Oxford-st Holmes, Thos., Twickenham Holloway, Wm., Lincoln's-inn Honeywood, Wm., Esq., Isle- worth (Hooper, James Betts, Enfield Chan Hooper, Richard, Thavie's-inn Hooper,RichardV.,Queenhithe Hope, F. W., 56 Upper Sey- mour-street Hopkinson, Luke, Bedford-row Horne, R. H., Esq., Staines Howard, Chas., Copthal-court Howell, John, Queenhithe Howlett, P. G. , 4 Thayer-street Howett, Matthew, 226 Holborn Howes, W. H., Mincing-lane Howe, John, jun., St. Dun . stan's-hill Hudleston, J. N., Holloway Hulbert, H. G., 19 Grove- End-road, St. John's-wood Humbert, lie°. Southampton buildings Hunt, Josiah, Hayes Hunt, Samuel, Harmonds- worth Hunter, Thomas Orby, Esq., Grosvenor-place Hurley, A. W. Hayes Hurt, Frank, I:ad-lane.. (Hutchins, James, 4 Allsopp's place, New Road Hutt, James, Osborn-place, Whitechapel Ibbotson, Henry Collingwood, 34 Chester-terrace [ngle, Wright, Chapel-street [nstone, Samuel, Htilingdon [rving, John, Esq., Ashford Jackson, William, Leadenhall- street James, Edwin, Inner Temple James, W.B„ Basinghall-st Janson, Henry, Tottenham Janson, Edward, Tottenham Jarvis, John, 6 Circus-road Jay, Samuel, Linenla's-inn Jeaffreson, John Farrance, Ca nonlbury Jeaffreson, John, High-street, Islington Jenkins, Abel, New-inn Jennings, R. W., St. Benet's hill Jervis, Jervis J., Lincoln's-inn Jervis, George, Chelsea Jessop, Joseph, Chiswick Jeyes, Ferdinand, Chancery-la Johnson, John James, Duke-st Johnson, Murray Maxwell, Southampton Villa, Highgate hill Johnson, Charles, Bowl-yard Johnson, Major F., Albany Joly, Frederick, Church-street, Stoke Newington Jones, David, Exmouth-street, Clerkenwell Jones, Thomas, Esq., 100 New Bond-street Jones, John, Clapton Judd, John Phillips, Park-st Judkins, J. R., Bishopsgate street Without Jutsum, E. M., Aldgate High street Keene, Edward, Hayes Kent, T. F., St. James's-sq Kent, Robert, 29 Earl-street Lisson Grove Kerby, Daniel, Ruislip Kettle, J. L. R., 44 Upper Sey- mour-street King, Edward, 20 North-st, Westminster King, Francis, jun., Great Stanmore Kirkman, John, Harefield Kendall, Henry E., Suffolk-st Kepple, Edward George, Ken- sington Keys, Franeis,Blenheim Hotel, St. George's,Hanover-square Kimber, Edward, 45 Bell-yard 'King, David, Enfield King, Robert, Esq., Chester-st King, William, Chiswick King, Thomas, Tottenham Kinton, Newbold, Lamb's Con.• duit-street _ _ Kirkman, Joseph, Soho-square Kitchen, Edwin, Queen.street Knevitt, George, Isleworth Knevitt, Charles, ditto Knevitt, W. H., ditto Knight, George, Chelsea Knight, Frederick, Edmonton Kale, John Henry, ditto Kollie, Charles Edward, ditto Kolle, Henry William, Totten , ham ....... Kynaston, Roger, jun., St. Helen's-place, Bishopsgate Labouehere, Henry, Esq., Belgrave-square Lacy, W.C., Bow-lane Lacey, Thomas, King's Arms yatd, Coleman-street Lamb, Henry, Salisbury-square Lamb, Thomas, ditto Lamb, Rebert, Harefield Lambert, Cal., Albany Lambert, Joseph, 50 Regent street, Westminster Lambert, Thomas, Tavistock square Lambert, F., Acton Lane, W., 4 Bedford-place Lang, Joseph, 7 Haymarket Langham, Joseph, 8 Stanhope street Langworthy, Jas. Hine, Acton Lawson, C.M., Queen-street place Langton, H. J. , Upper Thames street Lascelles, Rowley, Esq., Gros venor-street Launder, John, Ludgate-hill Laundy, Sam., Essex-street Lawrence, William, Lombard- street Lawrell, Horat., Esq., Upper Grosvenor-street Lawrell, D. H., Esq., ditto Lay, John, Savage-gardens yard, Coleman-street Lazenby, W. H. H., 6 Edward street, Portmsn-square Leach, Frederick, 6 Hyde-st Leash, John, Upper Thames street Leather, Joseph, Hadley Lebaron, Jos., Norwood Leete, John, Foster-lane Lee, William, Uxbridge Lee, George, Leadenhall-street Lefroy, G. 8., 207 Piccadilly Leese, Wm. S., Chiswick Leigh,ll. G., St.James's-palace Leigh, George, London-wall , Lemon, Edward, Edmonton Lewis, Chas., Esq., Belgrave . street South Lewis, George, Ebury-street Liddell, George, 67 Princes-st Lightfoot,T. ,Esq.,oldßurli ng ton-street • Lightfoot,S.,Old Burlington-st Lloyd, James, ISO Piccadilly - Lloyd, Captain Mark, 11Duke street, St. James's Lloyd, Capt. John A., Mount street Lloyd, James, Twickenham Lodington, Henry, 95 Port land-row Lomas, William, Paddington-st Lovell, Frederick, Bishopsgate. street Within Lucena, J. L., Middle Temple Ludlam, J., Piccadilly Lochner, Christopher, Enfield Lovegrove, Wm., Hanwell Love, James, Finchley Love, William, Stoke- Newing ton Love, Martin, Stamford-kill Lucan, Earl, Lateham Lumley, George, Bow Lunbert, John, 22 Tottenham. court-road Lynch, George, H., 6 Ely place Lynes, Charles, Clapton Lysley, Wm. John, 37 Fitzroy square Lyster, Col. Wm., Greenford Macdowell, Patrick, 75i Mar. garet-street Mackay, D., 54 Russell-square Maclean, Henry C., Clapham Maher, Martin, 15, nudger street Makes(); Ed., Manchester-st Makeson, Lumsden, Lincoln's, inn Maleglm Allen, Ealing Mann, Wm., Isleworth Mann, Eriwd. Hy., Islew or th Manisty, Henry, King's -road Mant, Thomas, Hungerford street Mantell, T. A l Castle-street **S t Fre4k., Crouch-end, Aornsey marfahle, Sir T., St. Jarnes'i. 040 Mares, John, Esq., Lower Bel grave-street Marlborough, Pry., Hampstead Marrott, Robert, Roslyn -street Marshall, Charles, Church - lane, Whiteehapel Marshall, Thos., Heston Marslin, R m., 23 WiFmore-at. Martin, Edw., Inner Temple Martyn, Capt., Waterloo-place Martyn, C. S., Whitehall-pr. dens Martelli, C. H. A., 19 Upper Berkeley-street . _ Matthews, Chamberlain, South Minories Matthews, R. H., 14 Edward street, Portman square Mawhood, Fredk., Brunsiiick arade Isli n gton parade, et May, Thos., Middle Te ,. May, R. H. 21 Maryle, .Re street, Golden-square Mechi, J. J., Leadenhall-street Melville, Philip, Clarendon-pl.' Mercer, Daniel, West Drayton Meredith, Chas.,Torrington-sq. Merrick, Thos., jun., Ashford Merrick, Edmund, Stanwell Merrick, T. I-1., Stanweli Metcalfe, Francis, Throgmor ton- street Mayer, James, Enfield Mile man , Col. F. Miles, Berke ley-square Millar, John, Enfield Mills, Charles, Hillingdon- , Mitchinson. A., Esq., SOn n ty M'Leond, J. A., Old im - street Money, Chas. F. S., Esq., • Bond-street Moody, Wm., Inner Temple Moore, Wm., 16 Park-place 11lordaunt, Geo., Clemenes.inn Mo ple rgan, Cadogan, Middle Tem- Morgan, Henry. Harefield Morgan, Francis, 51 Bedford- square Morgan, Edwd. L., Aiuswell AlOiris, Chas., Esq., Portugal. street Morris, R. W., St. Mary-at- Morrison, Jas. Geo., 18 Ox. ford-street Morris,James,Hammett-street, Alinories Morse, W. Adams, Ealing Muckley, James, Henrietta-st. Muie, James, Moargate-street Mundell, R. C., 1 Cambridge place, St. Pancras Musgrave, Wm., 74 .iarley-st. Napier, Thos., Whitefriars Nash, Henry, Edmonton Nash, William. Edmonton Neal, Sam., Clapton Neave, George P., Chelsea Needham, John Manning, Chis• well-street Nelson, George, New-inn Nettleship, Thos., Chapel-st. Grosvenor square Nettleship, Sam., North Cray. Kent - Newman, Chat les, Hayes Newman, Matthew, Haslington Newman, Chas., jun., Hasling- ton Newman, Wm., 43, Lincoln's- inn-fields Newman, James Soho-square Newport, Daniel, 1 Christ°. pher-street Nicholls, Wm., Kingsbury Nicholas, Geo., Abchurch-lane Nicholson, Robert, Cornhill Nichol, Joseph, Willesden Nicholls, Jos., Twickenham Norris, James, Isleworth Nortoi, Dan., Old Broad-streel Nugent, Col., Hill-street Oakley, Wm., Whitechapel Oldham, Benj., Stamford-hill Oldham, Joshua, Stamford-hill Oliverson, R., 14 Portland-pl. Oliver, Sam., Hatton-garden Oliver, Alfrd, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside Ong, Aaron, Billingsgate Orton, Thomas, Edgware Osborne, Delano a, Whet stone Osman, Geo., Finehley Oswin, Charles 72 liarley-st. Owen, John,-Enfield r eisag,,,-- - Pack. Edmund, Connaught-sq. Packe, Rev. Cbris., Ruislip Paget, Lord Alfred, New Bond- street Palethorpe, Thomas, M,D, Han well Palmer, Wm., South Minories Palmer, Richard, Enfield-high. way Paris, A., Enfield.chace Parker, John, Esq., M.P., Whitehall Parker, F. H., Esq., Portugal- street Parker, Robt., 138 Shareditch Parke, Sir James, Knt., Park- street Parkinson, G. 11., Racquet-ct. Parkinson, G. T., Racquet -et. Parkinson, John, 66 Lincoln's- inn-fields Panlett, John, Esq., Limmer's Hotel Paynter, James, Howland-st. Peacock. Thos. H., Cannon-st. Pearce, Samuel, Ruislip Peace, John, Ruislip Peile, T. H.,79 Great Russell. street Pemberton,Thos.,Lineoln's-inn Pemeller, Thomas, Tysoe-st., Clerkenwell Perring, John, 85 Strand Perkins, Hy., Esq., Hanworth Perry, R. W., 1 Perry''-place Peto, James, Heston Glasse,W.B., Lincoln's-inn Good, Henry, Queen-street Goodwin, Wm., Royal-mews Goodman, Wm., Hampton Goding, James, Esq., Bel grave square Gore, the Hon. C., 20 Wil ton-crescent _ Gosling, T. J., 10 Upper Harley-street Gusset, Robert, Edmonton Gouldham, John, Albion-cot -1 tage, Islington Grace, Capt. Percy, Mount-st Grant, Sir Alex., Grosvenor street Geary, T., Albany Graham, J. C., Park-street, Westminster Graham, J. D., Cranford Green, W. H., Basinghall-st Green, Francis G., Portugal street Greene, T. W. , Lincoln's-inn Greenhill, Joseph, Northolt Greenwood, Major, Great Queen-street, Westminster Gregory, J. A., Chatham. place Gregory, G. 8., 41 Bedford• square Greville, Algernon, Hillingdon l Griggs, James R., Enfield Griffon, Pierre, Acton Gude, IL, jun., George-yard, Lombard-street Gurney, Wm., Esq., Limmer's Hotel Guthrie, George John, Esq., Berkeley-street raffenden, Thos., jun., Han. Haines, Robert, Margaret-at., Hackney-read Hales, Thomas, 96, Charlotte- street Halliwell, Richard, Alfred-pl Halthide, G., Coventry-street Hall, Michael, St. Paul's Churchyard Hammond, John, Lea-bridge, Clapton Hamilton, Wre. John, Ches ham-place Hankey, J. A., Mincing-lane Hansler, R. J., Upper Bedford place Hensler, Sir John, Tavistock square Hanson, Charles, 18 South ampton-street Harcourt, Edw., London. wall Harris, J. G., Old Palace-yard Harmon, John, Enfield Hart, Sir Henry, Limmer's Hotel, St. George, Hanover square Hart, Jacob, Coleshill-street Harrison, W. H., Sunbury Harriott, J. G., Twickenham Harvey, Robert, Staines Harvey, D. 8., Tottenham Hastie, Archibald, West-st., Finsbury-circus Haswell, Alex., Charles-street, I H I a a t w c k h i , n W s, Clerkenwell m c 0 . .j u n s . t ,.H j a a n m w e o s r ,s t . h o Hawkins, J. Co l ., 71 Maryle_ bone-lane Hawkins, George, Ickenham Haynes, C. F. S., 23 Upper Wimpole-street Hayward, Robert, Brunswick place, Islington Heale, J. N., Esq., St a i nes Heathorn, William, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street Hellis, Charles, St. James's walk, Clerkenwell Helps, Bryan, Bayswater Hempstead, Stephen, 21 Mon tagu-place Henbry, James, 44 Edgeware road Heritage, Henry, Friday-street Hibbert, Geo., Billiter-court Higgs, Samuel, Harrow HeVITY , Hill, 4(49 1 1, Harrow Hill, C., Canonbury Hill, Samuel, ditto Hilyard, R. C., Inner Temple Hitchcock, James, Northolt itclicopk ; St. John's street-ruaei How, Joseph, North-end Roue, Hodges, Trophemus, Uppe , fion,, Hampstead-heath Southwick-street Pierce, James, Fore -street Pigeon, R. H., jun., Throg. morton-street Pigott, lly., Red Lion-square Pill, Albert, Pinner Pim, Henry, Castle -court Planta, Rt. Hon. Joseph, Hill street Plaskett,.. William, 14 Foley place Plunkett, Wm. Lincoln's-inn Pocklington, Robt.,old-change Podger, John, Greenford Pole, Peter, West Drayton Pollock, George, Esq., Bedfont Poole, Abraham, 39 Weymouth street Poole, Richard, Gloster-street, Holton Poppy, Thomas, 286 Holborn Porker, John, 13 Bruton-street Pott, John, Stanwell Potter, Robert, Ponders-end Pouncey, Gilbert, Finchley Poupart, Henry Geo.,Chiswick Powell, Frederick, Hillingdon Powell, John A., Esq., George street Powell, George, Ealing Pressley, Charles, 13, Mon tagu-street Price, Geo►ge, Islington-place Price, William, Stanwell Prince, William, Enfield Prince, Richard, Enfield high way Propert, John, 6 New Caven dish-street Prowse, J. S., Clement's-lane Pryor, Arthur, Brick-lane Pryor, Henry Hoare, Hamp stead Pryor, Robert, Lincoln's-inn Puckett, George, State -inn -Puckle, Henry. voctersl commons Punt, John, Henry-street Phillips, John, Hampstead Philip, B. 8., Hasling ton Philpott, William, Harrow Pym, Sir Wm., Park -street Radcliff, William, Tottenham Raffeby, John, Brick -lane Ramsay, John, 4 Endsleigh-st Randall, It., sen., B asing Randell, Randall, Charles, Queenhithe Randell, Henry, Queenh 12 ith rt. o Ravenscroft, A. W., Po land-place Rawbone, Thomas, I Grafton street, Fitzroy-square Read, C. R., 1 Blandford-sq R e dmond, Francis , Swiss Ta- vern Reed, George, Esq., Pulteney Hotel Reeve, P., Lincoln s• Rennie, Sir J., Bart., 15 Richardson, James' Whitehall-place Reynolds, Thos., Whitechapel Rhodes, James, Holloway Rhodes, Thos., 111uswell-hill Rice, Edw., Great Stanmore St. George' Richards, Thos. Alex., Ealing Richardson, E. J., Giltspur-st Riokords, Henry, 48, Millbauk. street Rickman, Joseph , Hungerford- I market Riddell, T. R., Enfield 9 Duke-street, Rid ge , William, Westminster Rigg, Henry, Kensington Rigg, Jonathan, Mark-lane Rising, Tilney, Chelpside Rivers, Edward, Staines Roberts, Philip, 28 Carey-st Romelly, Charles, 23 Torring ton-square Ronalds, Edm., UpperThames street Rossell, George, Fortis-green Rothschild, Baren Anthony De, New-court Rothschild, Baron Lionel De, • New-court Rouse, Edward, Finchley 'Roxe:Henry, Tower-street Rowan, Chas., Whitehall-place Rubergall, Thos. 24 Coventry- street Rudd, FI., Newington -green Russell, Joseph, Kensington Russell, W. N., Cleveland house, King.st., St. James Rutter, Charles, Hillingdoa Rutte, S. T., Ruislip St. Albans, Thomas Duke, 80 Piccadilly St. Leger, George, 30 Wey mouth-street Strutt, John, Argyle-street Sancton, Philip, Eastcheap Sanders, Iberson, Trafalgar square, Mile-end Sandwich, Major-General, Ha nover-square Samson, Robert W., Ersex-st Sargent, James, Suffolk-lane Saunders, Edw., Cannon-street Sawyer, James, Bow-lane Scarnett, Wm. Henry, Clapton Schneider, George, Southgate Schneider, Richard. Chiswick Schoedde, Lieut.-Col. John Holmes, New Bond-street Schovill, George, Esq., Ches ter-street Scott, James, Esq., Shepperton Scott, Septimus, Esq., Shep perton Scott, William, Bolton-street Seaman, Benjamin C. Pierce, 4 Upper Gower-street Seelie, Joseph, St. Mary-at-hill Self, James, Mile-end-road Severn, J. P., Fleet-street Shackle, Edward, Hayes Shackle, Thomas, Hayes Sharland, Robert, Bishopsgate street Within Shaw, Richard, Clifford's-inn Sheddon, W. G., 6 Bedford square Sheppard, Frederick, Hamp stead-heath Sheppard, Capt. W. C., Hamp stead-heath Sheppard, Chas. Down, Hamp stead-heath Sheppard, Thomas, Hamp stead-heath Sherbon, William, Bedfent Sherborn, Matthew. Redfont Sherer, Charles,, Minories Shillito, Michael, 71 King-st Simpson, J. 8., Great Russell street Simpson, William, Hendon Skirrew, Walker, 18 Montagu place Slowman, Benjamin, St.Mary at-hill Smale, William J., Tottenham Smee, James, Minories Smedly, F., Jermyn-street Smith, H. N., 18, Great Rus sell-street Smith, James, 13 Pickering terrace Smith, Hugh William, Lin coln's-inn Smith, William, John-street Smith, William, Cloak-lane, Dowgate-hill Smith, Alexander, Bedford-st Smith, John C., Clement-lane Smith, John S., 1 Thornhill place, Islington Smith, Thomas, Fulham Smith, Richard, Twickenham Smith, Samuel, Esq., Upper Grosvenor-street Smith, Charles, Enfield Smith, Rd. Booth, Edmonton Snell, Col., St. James's-street Snow, Barnard Geary, Rollo way-hill Soames, D.M., Pinner Soames, Henry Aldwin, jun., Stamford-hill Sole, H. W., Aldermanbury Sparrow, Henry, Ludgate-hill Sparrow, Stephen, Ludgate hill Sparren, John Mc., Wapping Spencely, Wm., Kensington Sprange, Samuel, Hounsditch Stanborough, Edw., lsleworth Stanborough, James William, lsleworth Stanley, J. Hughes, Edmonton Stanley, John, Edmonton Stapleton, Wm. Henry, 39 Park-street, Islington Staple, William, Cheapside Stead, Francis, Lambeth-hill Stent, George, Stanwell Stephen, Sir George, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street Stephen, J. W., King's Arms yard, Coleman-street Stephens, Wm., Bedford-row Stevens, James, jun., Greerford Stevens, Robert, 8 Exmouth street, Clerk enw ell Stever.s, William,Queen-street, Cheapside Stevens, W. C., Gracechurch street Stone, Edward, Ruislip Stone, Mark 8., Lombard-st Stone, T. A., Clifford-street Stopford, Montague, Kensing on Stopford, John, Little Stan more Strangton, Stephen, Islington Street, W. L., 15 Lincoln's inn-fields Strode, John, Charles, Esq., Hatchett's Hotel Stutfield, Charles, Mare-street, Hackney Sturt, Henry, Wood-street, Hackney Syke, James, Chapman-street, Islington Symonds, John Francis, }ea therstone- buildings Tagg, Wm., Billiter-street Tappin, Thomas Treble, Hoa• ton , Tawney, James Dodsley, 2. Regent's -square Taylor, Robert,ittchd Enseqst. Heston Taylor Taylor, William Henry, Esq. , Brook-street Tebay, William, 3 John -street Edgeware-road Teversham, Mark, Ludgate. hill Thellusson, Hon. Eaton-square Thomas, Frank S., Little Tower-street Thompson, Berks, Wm., E s q., Oxford-street Thorn, Peter, Hammersmith Thorp, Jonathan, King-street, Cheapsid e Thrupp, IL E., 53 George street, Portman-suare Thurtell, George, Aq Angel -street Tillyer, Richard, mondsworth Jun., H ar - Tillyer, William, Cowley Tobitt, Thomas, Ruislip Toby, Hen ry , C helsea Todd, Charles, 15 Essex-street Tomlinson, R. H., Hillingdon Tompsell, Sam., Fenchurch-st. Trelawney, Harry Brereten, Esq., Hertford-street Trevvheela Willi a m , Stoke Newington Trimmer, F. E., Esq., Helton Tripp, Thos., 84, Goswell-road Trotter, John, Soho-square Tuck, Thomas, Tottenham Turnbull, Andrew, Fenchurch street Turner, Rev. Charles, Hanwell Turner, Henry Wall, Esq., Hanwell Turner, John, t3l King-street Turner, Joseph, Feltham Artltur, Unwin, "Octavius, Beaumont square, Mile-end Unwin, Samuel, Lombard-st Upton, George, 2 Gloucester place Ur quhart, A., Li nco l n ' s -i nn . fields. Valiance, Henry, 28 Essex.st Venour, S. C., Gray's-inn Vincent, Henry Wm., Ken• sington Vizard, E. H., 109 Great Titchfield-street V orley,William, Strahan-place, Islington Waddilove,Henry, 10 Li ncolres inn-fields Nif addilove, Alfred, Great Knight Rider-sfreet Wakefield, Thos, Hy., Fitzroy. spare more-hill Watson, Joseph, Chelsea Watt, Wm., Brunswick-parade, Islington Watts, Wm., Davies-street Webb, Henry, 19 Nottingham- street Webb, Joseph, Cullum-street W ebb. Mex., Teddington Webber, John, 37 Wigmore-st Webster, George, Harrow Weekly, Richard, jun., Har mondsworth Weekly, Henry, Harmonds worth Welstead, Charles, 66 Berners street Westall, John, Billiter-street Westbrook, Edw., Heston Whaley, John, Enfieli Wheeler, H. J., Montague-pl Wheelwright, Robt., Enfield Whisson, Nath, 32 Judd-place, West Whitby, Wm., Billingsgate Whiteside, R. 8., Aidgate Whitmore, George, 42 Morti mer-street Whittam, Henry, 78 Gower street Wickens, John, Lincoln's-inn- Wigram, William, 56, Upper Harley-street Wilby, William, St. Bartho lomew's Hospital Wilby, H. S., Lincoln's-inn Wild, John, Martin's-lane,Can non-street Wild, William, Martin's-lane, Cannon• street Wilde, G. T., Carnaby-street Willan, Leonard, Tottenham Willetts, Robert, Whitechapel Williams, Edw. Jones, Enfield Williams, Edward, Enfield Williams, John Strange, En- field Williams, H. W., 12 Hamilton- :errace Williams, Sir John, Grosvenor. square Williamson, James, Gray's-inn Willis, F., St. James's-street LIST of PERSONS wko have taken out GAME CERTI FICATES at 31. 13s. 6d. such Persons not being Assessed Servants. APPOINTED BY WHOM, NAME. RESIDENCE. AND FOR WHAT PLACES. J. Irving. Esq., for Ash ford Dickson, John, Ashford, GAMEKEEPERS being Assessed Servants at 11. ss. each. APPOINTED BY WHOM, AND FOR WHAT PLACES. Berkenham. Edward Cranfield, Manor of Bromley, Berken ham, and Hayes, Kent C. A. - Nudigate, Esq., Harefield, Moorhall, Brackenbury Thomas Wood, Esq., M.P., for Littleton Coulsdon,Surrey Thomas Brian, Esq., Coulsdon, Surrey The Duke of Northum berland, for Sion NorthCray,Kent Samuel Nettleship, Esq., North Cray, Kent Stephen Morgan, Esq., Harefields Bishops NAME. RESIDENCE. Elliot, John Felkins, Charles, Harefield, Field, John, Littleton, Good, William, Hoskins, John, Isleworth, Matthews, J. Smith, Charles, Hare6eld, LIST OF PERSONS LICENSED TO DEAL IN GAME. NAME. RESIDENCE. Angell, William Anthony, Robert.... ...... Ship Tavern-passage, Leaden hall Artis, Charles Cotcolnb•street Bailey, John, & Bailey, John, Jun Bainbridge, Wiliam •• Uxbridge Baker and B a k er ... Davies-street Halfmoon-passage, Leadenhall Barker, Charles. Barrett, George 6l Red Lion-street Barry, William. 32 King-street, Portman-sq. Bays and Bays Ship Tavern-passage, Leaden hall Blankley, W 33 Museum-street Bowen, J0hn........... ........ 5O Wigmnre-street Bowen, Henry 66 George-A.. St. Marylebone Bowles and Jackson ... ...... Newgate-market' Brooke and Brooke Leadenhall-market Brooks, Richard 9, Upper Southwick-street Brown, William Bull, ohn 8 Albion-place, Paddington Burton, Ann Gloucester-place, Islington Byrne, Ann 104 St. John-street-road Byrne, Henry Cross-street, Islington Carr, Benjamin ...... Skinner's-place, Leadenhall Chapman. William 64 Edgeware-road Clarke, George 5O, Albany-street Clarke, Joseph South A wiley-street Clark, Pamela 74 High-street, Marylebone Clifton, William Newgate•market Cook, John Annis ... Newgate-market Cook, James Herbert Holborn-bridge Croton, Daniel lOO Goswell-street Croton, William Curtis, William L. Newgate-street Darling, Daniel A. Bull's-head-passage, Leadenhall Darrington, Samuel Newgate-market Davis, John Fleet-street Davis, James Poultry-market, Leadenhall Dean and Hatton Newgate-street Deering, John Ship'ravern-passage,Leadenhall Donavan, Joseph 7 Tottenham-court-road Donavon, William and Joseph Oxford-street Drew, William . Newgate-market Halfmoon-passage. Leadenhall Newgate-street Kensington East, James Edmonds, John Edwards, James Evans, William Fricker, Robert George ... Poultry-market, Leadenhall Gill, William G.ddard, Thomas 6O North•street, Lisson-grove Goodson, Joseph ... 94 Jermyn-street Greenland, William... .........••• ShipTavern-passage,Leadenhall Gunston, Daniel ... lOO Goswell-street Haines, Richard New Bond-street Hains, Henry Hancock, Lewis ... 1 Eagle-street, Piccadilly Harwood, John Newgate-market Haynes, William Newgate-market Hogg, William High-street, Hampstead Horne, Christopher .. Poultry. market, Leadenhall Howard, Ebenezer ShipTavern-passage,Leadenhall Hunter, William ShipTavern-passage,Leadenhall Hunt, Thomas .. ... ..... —.. Fitzroy-market Jennings, John Johnson, William Chelsea King, Henry Church-street, Hackney Lack, William Poultry-market, Leadenhall Lee, Joseph Poultry-market, Leadenhall Living, Robert Loomes, Samuel ... $1 St. John-street-road Marsh, John ShipTavern.passage,Leadenhall Marsh, Walter Poultry-market, Leadenhall Martin, Arthur Lower Eaton-street Mason, Elizabeth Millett, Thomas 12 N ightingale-st, Lisson-grove Nicholls, George Uxbridge Norman, James ...... ..... Bishopsgat e-street Without Osmond, Samuel 129 Upper-street, Islington Parsons, William Sun-court Parsons, James Hampton Pigott, Thomas .. Newgate-street Parcas, George ... Bishopsgate-street Within Priest, Henry ll Great Matylebone-street Richardson, Samuel 70 New-church •st, Marylebons Rudd, George . . Selth, Robert . . 30 Tottenham-court -road Shankster, Charles „ 33 Paddington-street Simmons, Robert Southgate Slade, John Speed, William Spriggins and Surman ... ShipTavern-passage,Leadenhall Stapleton, William Staines Stredley, Benjamin ... ..... ShipTavern-passage,Leadenhall Sweet►ng, J. S. Milk-street Switlen, Edward Kensington Taylor, Henry Union.st., Old Artillery-ground Thomas, William Newgate-street Todd, Thomas Queen's-row Townsend, Thomas 16 Charles-street, St. James's Treadaway, Richard Portman-market Tucker, William; 287 Strand Vaughan, William Walker,lirs Charles-street, Westm inster Walter, John Kent Middle Belgrave-street Walters, Peter... . Lisle-street Wattling, Philip High-street, Camden-town Weymouth, Thomas ... Queen's-row Worley and Broome .... ..... Newgate-street. • By order of the Board, Stamps and Taxes. C. PRESSLY, Secretary. Made up 7th of September, 1840. tice, that every person PENALTIES. The Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes hereb y give Nis out first obtaining a Certifi ca te, incurs a penalty of 201., and is also liable to be surcharged in double the am ount of the Certi ficate Duty. Any person in purs u it o f G ar ne, refusing , on bein g d u l y re taking, killing, or purs uin g g ame with quired. to produce his certificate or permit the same to be read, or a copy thereof to be taken, or refusing to declare his true name and place of res , dence, also incurs a penalty of 201. Gamekeepers are desired to take notice that a Certificate a street Wilson, J. A., 13 Coventry street, St. James's Wilson, James, Drury-lane Wilson, Richard, aida- Wilson, William. 19 Foley-pl Wilson, Peter, Hanworth Wilson, Enfield-high way Willson, John, Mason's alley, Basingh all- street Willson, Charles, Leadenhall-st Wimhush, Henry, Finchley Wilmot, John, Isleworth Wilshin, Daniel, Hayes Wilshin, Jason, Harrow Windover, William, 4 Earl- street East, Ltsson-grove Wing, Thos., Coburg House, Hampstead Wingfield, James, Heston Winks, Thomas, Chelsea Winter, Cornelius, Chelsea Wombwell, Chas. Orby, Esq., Grosvenor-place Wool, David, Esq., Littleton Wood, John, Esq.,2B Chester- street I Woad, Henry, Craven-street Wood, Hugh, Gray's-inn Wood, Thos., jun., Littleton Wood, Thos., M.P.. Littleton Wood, Thos., Ealing Wood, William, Fleet-street Woodcock ,Washington,Horton Woodhouse, John, Mayfield- _ terrace, balston Woodley,John.Crutched Friars Woodward, Henry, 53 Lin coln's-inn-fields Woolley, Benjamin, Sutton place, Homerton Worinald, Thos., Bedford-row Worley, H. S., Albany Wreford, Samuel, Alderman- bury Wrigglesworth, G., Islington market Wright, Joseph, Tottenham Yates, Fred., Great George street Young, F. F., 21 Montague street Young, G. F., Saint Ann, Limehouse Younge, Edward, New Bos well-court Zeederberg, Adrian, Friday-at [lO7l FRENCH PAPERS-PEACE OR WAR. THE Important DEBATES on the above all absorbing question being about to commence in the French Chamber!, Messrs. COWIE and SON, FOREIGN NEWS PAPER OFFICE, ST. 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Portrait of William Wells. CONTENTS:- Newmarket First and Second October Meetings. The Jolly Brother. Charboro' Races, Hunt, Din ner, &c. • Grouse Shooting on the Gram pians. The Sporting Pedlar. No. 11. Brussels Races. Should the Best Horse in a Race Win? Breeding for the Turf and the Chase. On the Exportation of Horses. London : Printed and publisl Pittman, No. 11, Warwick-sq , booksellers. William Wells, the Huntsman. Paris and Chantilly Races. " The Philosophy of the Turf" re7iewed ; to which are added some Considerations respect ing Betting on Horse Races. Perth Hunt Meeting, and Opening Day with the Perth shire Hounds. The Sportsman. A Sketch from Life. Coursing Meetings. And other Articles of interest. hed for the Proprietors by M.A. Luare, Newgate-street ; and all TO THE SPORTING WORLD. THE ERA of NOVEMBER IST will contain LISTS of WINNERS in 1840, with Performances of all the Two-Year-Olds ; also, TURF SUMMARY for 1840,• with Glimpses of 1841, by " YATES." 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Just published, in royal ISmo., cloth, price 3s. ; and sent in Town or Country free, by post, 3s. 6d., MANHOOD: the CAUSES of its PRE MATURE DECLINE, with Plain Directions for ITS PERFECT RESTORATION; addressed to those suf fering from the destructive effects of Excessive Indulgence, Solitary Habits, or Infection ; followed by Observations on the TREATMENT of SYPHILIS, GONORRHCEA, GLEET, &c. Illustrated with Cases, &c. By J. L. CURTIS and COMPANY, Consulting Surgeons, London. ?üblisheil by the Authors, and sold by Balliere, Medical Bookseller, 219, Regent-street ; 011ivier, 58, Pall Mall ; S.range, 21, Paternoster-row ; Pattie, 4, Brydges-street, Strand; Machen and Co., 8, D'Olier-street, Dublin ; Duncan 114, high-street,fEdinburgh ; and to be had of all Booksellers. The Work which is now presented to the public is the result of very extended experience in a class of diseases and affec tions, which for some unaccountable reason have been either altogether overlooked, or treated with apathy, and almost in difference, by the oi dinary practitioner. To enter into the details of these affections, to point out their causes, and to mark the terrific consequences, social, moral, and physical, which are sure to follow from indulgence, in certain habits, would be entirely out of place in an advertisement. We have no hesitation, however, in saying that there is no member of society, by whom the book will not be found interesting, whe ther we consider such person to hold the relation of a PA RENT, a PRECEPTOR, or a CLERGYMAN. The PARENT, who beholds his beloved chili pining away, and fast approaching to a premature grave, in consequence ol some disease, which for want of a careful investigation of its real cause, has been set down to the score of consumption, will, on perusing this work be astonished to find that in nine tenths of the cases of young persons of both sexes, who perish of what is called pulmonary oonsumption, h: art disease, tabes, &c., the sole and exclusive origin has been the indulgence in certain destructive habits, practised by youth much more fre quently than is at all suspected. The PRECEPTOR, also, who holds temporarily, at least the relation and responsibility of a parent, will, by perusing this work, be directed, and very much assisted in investigating and detecting the too often concealed practicea so often introduced into schools, whereby the health and ultimately the lives of his pupils are sure to be compromised, unless the evil be checked in proper time. He will here find a clue to guide him through the intricate mazes of this moral labyrinth, and a standard whereby to judge, when delicacy of health should appear to attack any of his young charges, what the real cause of such a ttack may be, and the will be enabled to check the evil is its incipient state. Tht CLERGYMAN, in whose sacred character, is at once concentrated the twofold relation of parent and instructor, will here be directed as to the nature of those hahits, to which Arr d • he will also be e nabled to point out the youth is disastrous consequences which are sure to follow from them, if not relinquished. Messrs. 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Hours of Attendance, from Eight to Ten in the Mornings an d from Seven to Nine in the Evenings. On Sund a y s i n t h e Morninc, but not. in the Evening, PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. MESSRS. SLOAN and CO., Members of the Royal Cci,lege of Surgeons, 4, ARGYLL-PLACE, REGENT-STREET, and 28, IRONMONGER-LANE, CHEAPSIDE, may be consulted from Eight o'Clock in the Nlorning until Ten at Night, on every variety and stage of Syphilis, with that delicacy and secrecy they have hitherto ob served. The treatment they pursue will not subject any patient to confinement or hindrance from business. Cases of an ex treme nature they eradicate in eight or ten days, or if slight or recent in two or three, without the indiscriminate use of e mer cury, and at a moderate expense. Generative a lo r ' , ":1: Gonorrhoea, and Strictures of the Urethra, unhappily} ea ha r ve in ured are reated upon those unerring principles whichofpublic v„ \ to Messrs. 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UNITED KINGDOM LIFE ASSU RANCE COMPANY, 8, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, Lond‘n. The FIRST SEPTENNIAL DIVISION of PROFITS of this COMPANY will be declared in the ensuing yew on all Policies of the participating class effected previous to the 31st December, 1840. Parties therefore who wish to insure their lives should avail themselves of the opportunity they now have 'of sharing in the bonus so soon to be declared, by imme diately making proposals. The following are the annual premiums for the assurance of 1001. for the whole period of life, on which half credit may be allowed for five years ; which credit may remain unpaid at 5 per cent, interest, to be deducted at death from the sum in sured : _ ~......... Age. Without Profits. With Profits. 20 .... £l 13 10 30 41 50 Annual premium for assuring 1001. payable at a fixed age, or at death, should it occur before the party attains that age:— Aga to be attained. .., Sixty. Sixty-five. Seventy, he 20......£2 6 1 £2 2 4 £2 0 0 Age .E 308 218.... 2 15 2 when 40 4ll 0 4 0 3...... 3 A 7 assured. 50 Example.—A person aged 20, by paying an annual pre mium of 2/. becomes entitled to 100/ on his attaining the age of 70, or to the same sum should ho die before arriving at that age. For the convenience of parties residing in the City, they may make their appearance and pass the medical examination before the agents, Edward Frederick Leeks, Esq., 4, Scots-yard, Bush-lane, Cannon-street, and S. F. Youde, Esq., surgeon, A, Old Jewry. Every information will be afforded on application t• the Resident Director, Edward Boyd, Esq., 8. Waterloo-place. Proposals may be accepted on Wedneseay at three o'clock, and any other day appearance may be made at half-past two o'clock, when Frederick Halo Thomson, Esq., the Cempany's Surgeon, is in attendance. EDWARD LENNOX BOYD, Secretary. ANNUAL DIVISION OF PROFITS. UNIVERSAL LIFE ASSURANCE SO CIETY, 1, King William -street, London. Est2blished 1834. Empowered by Act of Parliament. One-fifth of the ascertained profits of the five preceding years is divided between the policy-holders and shareholders ; three-fourths to the former, and one-fourth to the latter. The remaining four-fifths are set apart to enter into the average of the succeeding years, and thus to provide against unforeseen contingencies. The first division of Profits took place on the 13th of May, 1840, when a reduction of 60 per cent, was declared on the annual premiums of all those policies entitled to participation. The following table will show the operation of the reduction made by the Society : A:e 1 when 1 Date of Policy P o li cy. was issued. Sum' \ Original Assured. Premium. Annual Reduction Premium payabie iK 1840. May 1835. 30 ..: ... 40' 50 60 £l,OO !Xl9 6 8 1,000 24 S 4 1,063 31 10 0 1,00 42 15 0 1,000 66 11 S £ll 12 01 £7 14 8 14 13 0 9 15 4 18 13 12 12 0 25 13 it 17 9 0 :39 19 0 26 12 8 This system of reduction in the premiums affords immediate benefit to the Assured, or enables them to secure a considerable bonus by effecting a new policy. Policies are granted in London and by resident Committees at Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay, on Indian risks, at very ad vantageous rates, calculated from estensive data and tables, exclusively in the possession of this Society, to show the true risk of life during residence in India, and after retirement freni foreign service. By Order of the Board, DAVID JONES, Actuary. GLAMORGANSHIRE, ADAM MURRAY and SONS are instructed to SELL or LET all that capital FREEHOLD MANSION, Pleasure-grounds, Gardens, Offices, and Park, of BRYNYMOR, most delightfully situate on a rising eminence and south aspect, within one mile west of the Borough Market and sea-port of Swansea, commanding prospects acknowledged to be the finest in South Wales, the whole Bay of Swansea, the picturesque and beautiful scenery of Oystermouth Castle, Gower, Briton Ferry. Margam, Newton, St. Dennitt's Castle, the opposite side of the Channel, Minehead, Portloek, Linton, Comb Martin, Ilfracorals, and Lundy Island. The house and offices are nearly new, of modern construc tion, and most substantially built, and contain large and spa cious dining and drawing-rooms, parlour, library, entrance hall, and portico, eleven finelofty bedrooms and dressing-rooms, housekeepers'-room, butlers'-room, and pantries, kitchen, back kitchen, domestic offices, cellaring, stables, and coach-house ; the premises are well supplied with fine spring water, exten sive walled gardens, pleasure grounds, and rich productive mea dow and pasture lanai, cow-house, sheds, stable, yard, .and pig sties; the whole forming a most desirable residence. For further particulars apply to Adam Murray and Son,s Surveyors, Land Agents, and Auctioneers, 47, Parliament street, London Edited by Theodore Hooke, Esq., the Norm: her Number of Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, edited by Theodore Hooke, Esq., contains— Fathers and Sons, by the Edit,r—Suppositions about Shakspeare, by a ei-devant Comedian. Rhymes for the Times and Reason for the Season, by Thomas Hocd, Esq. Sketches of Modern Character—The Gossip, by Mrs. Gore. A Week at Venice, by the Hon. E. Phipps. The Life and Adventures of Charles Chesterfield, the Youth of Gonius, by Mrs. Trollope, illusrated by Buss. Some. thing Mysterious. A Quarrel with some Old Acquain atices, by Latnan Blanchard, Esq. Original Journal of he Adventures of the Young Pretender during his at _ t tmpts to escape from Scotland, after the battle of Cul -1 iden. Dumoulin, or the Revolutionist. Asccnt of Mont Blanc, b,, Mile. D'Angeville. The Life and Times of Peter Priggins. ARMY AND NAVY:—The November Number of the " United Service Journal; and Naval and Military Magazine," contains, among other articles interesting to both services—The Natural and Artificial Defences of Asia Minor. By T. M. Russell, late of the Kurdistan Expedition.—Some Account of the Composition and Force of the Egyptian Army. By Colonel R. W. H. Howard Vyse.—England's Wooden Walls. No. Xllla Sybille.—The British Colonies considered as Military Posts. By Lieut.-Colonel Wilkie.—A Cruize to the Levant in the Summer of 1839 By Major E. Natner, 46th Regiment.—Oa the :Military Importance of Syria. By Colonel F. A. Macintosh. —Personal Adventures and Excursions in Georgia, Circassia, and Russia. By Lieu tenant-Colonel G. Pou'ett Cameron, K I'. S., Stc.—Re rnini,cences of a Light Dragoon. No. Ill.—The Cap. ture of the Enemy's Picquet at Blanchez Sanchez.—No tices of Steam Navigation.—Egypt under Mehemet Ali, —General Court.martial on Capt. IL A. Reynolds, Editor's Remarks thereon.—Stations of tho British Army and Navy iii Commission on Ist of November last, 1640. With all the Naval and Military Intelligence of the Month. The representation of two Irish Counties ist pr( sent vacant : one for Carlow in place of Mr. Vigor's, the other for Mayo in place of Sir Wm. Brabazon, both being caused by the deaths of these gentlemen. The L.rie a will, it is said, contest Carlow, and contest it de:peratelyy. ; but in Mayo they have not a particle of a chance , andwill not offer any opposition to the candidate whom the Liberal tarty decide on supporting. DARMES THE ASSASSIN.—" The local au thorities," says the Gazette du Midi of October 21, " h ave been able to procure but scants information respecting the assass in Darmes. The Sod (the Prefecture journal) forms us that this man was born at araeilles, forty-three ye a rs since, in the street St. Marche. His f a th er was - from Toulouse, and established himself at Marseilles, where he died in 1830, in the hospital, in the deepest misery. 1t is believed that the wretch who has just attempted the lifts of Louis Philippe quitted Marseilles ten years since, and that he has no relations here. lie is consequently not al lied to other inhabitants of Marseilles, whose names were quoted in the confusion of the first rumours. AN EXTRAORDINARY CASEOF ERYSIPELAS. The wife of Mr. James Sewery, gardener, at Woodhill. Surrey, was brot;ht nearly to death's door by Erysipelas, which for several veers effected almost every part of her body in so dreadful a manner as to cause it to swell to an alarming degree, and then crack and run with water. During the present month of October she has been radically cured by using Holloway's Ointment and Pills. These wonderful Medicines (if used together) are an in fallible cure for all skin diseases Every respectable che mist in the Kingdom sells them. or they may be obtained at the Propri e t or ' s new Establishment, 244, Strand, near Temple bar. No. 39, ALBEMARLE-STREET, PICCADILLY Deafness, and WiLtiAm-sTussr, BANK oF ENGLAND.— . 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