The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-02 00:00:00

PORN or
_LPFLICRIIOII FOR SHRRYS.

To the DfreclOrVortATETBll-IC;na Harlan Link
Gentlemen, request you to allot me shares to the
Raub. and Russian Bank (Limited), and I hereby epee to
accept such shares, or any less number that may be allotted to
me, and I request you to place my name on the reihder of
aluireholders in respect of the shares allottel me, on the under-
standing that I come under no liability for preliminary experts
Or otherwise until the Court of Directors has been formed, and
Pe shares duly allotted.
I an, Oentlemen, your obedient Servant,
Name in full
Address In tall
Reference
Date

THE PERTIISOLA LEAD MINING and
SMELTING OOMPANY Theitad).
NOTICE LS HEREBY GIVEN that NO APPLICATION for
MAR In the above Company will be RECEIVED arrra
lATIIRDAY, the Oh day of Jane ant.
W. G. WILLIAMS, Secretary.

THE PERTIISOLA LEAD MINING and
MILTING COMPANY r Limited).
ineorporated ander the Companies Art, VIOL with Limited
Liability.
Capital, 4125^,000, In MAIO Shares of £lO each.
Deposit on application, £1 per Share, and on allotment • far-
ther paymont of at per Share. Calls not to exceed a per Shank
Weevils of three menthe.

Charles Bath Faci. (Yessrs. J. Thomson, T. Booar, and Co.)
Jams H. Enthoses. laq. ;Mew.. H. J. Enthoven and Sons).
oba P. Judd, Esq. Nathaniel Johnston and Sons).
Ma Oared. Pg.. Ashisicke Hale, Gloucestershire.
Algsoad A. Pontlfs; lag. (Yews. Pontiffs and Wood!.
mow,
49111 Taylor, liist4
irayor. (Messrs. John Taylor and Sons),

!SMILIS.

Yoeoa Harnett. tioare Co London.

J. 217tritedandeo . L,verponl.
SoucTroies—Wlrra. Jnha And I%lllll= Galsworthy, It OW
Jurry-charobers.
Swims—Yana Joahm Hutchlnam and Son, Angel-coart.

ThrecomMw.4Weet.
MAJOAaEM—MamaJo.imissflmdS4ms.

SICILITAXT—Wr. W. G. Williams.
Officis:-6, Quenotreet.place, London.
ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS.
. .......

This Company has been duly registered with Limited Liability.
Its object la the purchase of a large interest in the celebrated
Lead MM. of Monteponi. In the Island at Sardinia, togsther
with the extensive Lead &reigns estahMehment of PertusOts
and the Perealtello Coal Mine In the Gulf of goods.
The purchase-money for thews propardes flacluding eleven-
twelfths Muse mentevini Mine . plant 4, engines, &c., Ii £150.050i
and It is setiraated that £50,000 will be required as floating
capital, so that in Bring the nominal capital at £250,000. a mar-
gin of f-60,000 Is left to enible the Company to lake advantage
of sorb 1/pportanitice as may present themaehes of extending
their interest In Italian mines.
This undertaldag differs essentially In its nature from ordinary
eabgne enieorbea Its capital being instated In the purchase
of mines and works, which an in full operation, and yielding
very large returns.
Pull prospectus's, with forma of 3pplleattoo for shares, mg
be had at Me Moen of the Company, Nn. • Queen-street-place,
Lyndon, or of lie Probers of the Company, Marrs. Joshua
IHutchinson and Son No application will he ennehleved salami
• deposit of LI for each Share smiled for shall have bees pro-
Mously made with the Bankers of the Company. This MI WM
be returned in fun In the event of no allotment imencesade.

THE LONDON and LISBON CORK WOOD
COMPANY (limited).
Capital a:100,000, In 20,000 shares of LS each.
Deposit on Application 10e. per Share, and Ili me Allotment.
No further Call except at Three Months' Notice.
Incorporated under the Companies Act, lee, by which the
liability of each shareholder is Milted to the amount of his
dares.

DRIQ•OtI.

Sir HENRY J. LEEKS, R.C.8., 1.117, M.P., Chairman, London.
George Brogloton, EN., Director of the London and Provincial
Marine insurance Company, London.
Thomas Cotterell, Esq., Director of the Bank of iiindoetan.
China, and Japan, Loudon.
William Loeder, Req. Messrs. Loader, Knapp, and Co.), mer-
chants, New Broad-street, London.
Michael Itimlogon, Eq., Banker, Torrington, London.
Count de Pestic. (Pear of Poituspil),L.C.C.% , stc., Member of the
Portuguese Legislature, Whom
Viscount de Montforis (Peer of Portugal), K.C.C., Lisbon.
Vii. ount da Prays (Per of PortassE, K.C.C., Lisbon.
Benr. M. B. Couto. VRlbrriPs Preyre (Counsellor to H. M. the
King of Portugal, sn-Member of the Cortes), K.C.C., K.T.S.

imaging 1.04re-T-Cor to Portugal, Usbon. "
(WlWpm's* to add to their number.)
SAIMIRS -Wenn. Sonata, Hoare*, and co.. 62, Lombardatreet.
Bout:noes—Messrs. Impale, and Lumley, 2, Moorgageatreet,

• Book.
SormoTora—Beratiel Mateld, Pori.
BOOlrias—Joeeph Sebsg, It, Throgmortoooireet, Bank.
Aooreon—Moure. Jobnatoree, Cooper, Wardle, and Co.. 6,
Lothbury.
Offices, 12, Bt. Benet'oplace, Gracechurehotreet

Thla Company's formed under the highest ampicea lo Portugal
to carry cm the cork trade on a large.
tonic oath advantages that
hitherto have Dever limo combined

The iirTictOr7kave secured a aims motinpoly In supply for
terms of years, eia lames extemdlog over the kmgeat mid most
renowned cork.produclog districts. These leases grant the mom
right to take cork 1n 142 forests. some containing se many as
16,000 tokg,ooo cork tram, in the districts of Yordemor. Crory,
Ambito& lOstremos, Portal, Vienna, and Frooteira, in the pro-
einem of Alein-Tejo.

The Utle and eeWnt of thew leases have been verilled by an
Ldjendent *gent at Lisbon deputed by the whalers of a

71;e;outh Eastern Railway of Portugal will place this large
Wstrict of ark-maiming country In Immediate COMMUALCISItOII
with the port of Lisbon. The railway is open to Venda. Novas,
and Is about to be opened to Bt. Jago, and In the present year
the branch lines to Evora and Baja will also be completed.
The Director. have secured for 06 years ample land adjoining
the railway junction at St. Jago, for the erection of warehouses I
and other necessary buildings.
The cork trade la at present carried on throagh the instru-
mentality of the Algraveos, persons who, travelling from forest
to forest, purchase on the ground parcels of Cork, winch, at great
labour and espeum, they carry to Lisbon and other places,
where It is prepared for export. The money for these purehases
Is usually borrowed by them at high rata of interest, frequently
at 20 to 90 per cent., thereby considerably increasing the cost of
the cork by this large item of expense.
The waste attending the preparation of the cork for the market
is about one-half. The Company having large districts of cork
forest, with a central depot at the railway junction at St. Jago,
and establishments in the he of this eark-produelog country,
already in full work, at Amnia, Ignijinha, Aldicome, and
Patel, will be enabled to offset a large sexing is the waste and
transport alone, as the oat of dirtying cork to the chief prepar-
ing and shipping lade, in a reapja Mate, adds vary considerably
to the first cost of the cork in the Manta and the present large
waste In preparing the cork will be very greatly reduced in the
mount.

Ticeloresta secured by this Company now produce, with the
inadequate and imperfect means hitherto employed, the esti-
mated annual value of X 12,600 in marketable cork, as established
by the overage shipments of the produce during the last four
years, and which It is calculated will be incr.sed by the ssperior
available means of the Company to at least double the amount
formerly obtained. The demand and consumption of cork in
ingland has increased since, the year 1848 thtee hundred per
cent., and is still Increasing far beyond the actual means of
supply, thus offering a certain tails for the profitable employ-
mast of capital.
The Directors have secured last year's crop of raw cork, esti-
mated at 1,100 tone, which is In preparation, and ars therefore
enabled to commence business at once, and fire sales of cork
which have already been effected from the Company's stock, con-
sisting of about 170 tons, have realised about fA,390 net, in
addition to which • cargo of 60 tons, ex steamer Mavrocordatus,
arrived at the London Ducks on the 15th of May.
The purchase mom for the whole of the limes together with
the plant in Portugal, and the last year's crop of cork, now pre-
pnring market, will not exceed MAO. Of this £B.OOO only,
being des. than the estimated value of the Company's plant and
cork en hand, will be paid for in cash, the remainder is to be
taken in shares of the Company half paid up, with the same
liability for all as all ether shares.
The Director, submit the following statement for the flint year,
with the greatest oonfidence in the result.
The present crop will produce In London within six months :
At least 600 tons of Cott of an average value of 00
per ton gross 816,000 0 0
At a cost of—

For labour In Portugal L 3,000 0 0
For Part Rent
For Freight and Lading 0,000 0 0
/'or Rent, Salaries, &e. 1,100 0 0

4100 0 0

L 8,500 0 0
(lieltnistod commission on consignm tnts expected by the Cam

parry. say £1,5001
rapid to 16+ per cent, upon the entire capital about to be
called up.
Ihe advantages pommeled by this Companeare :
1. The exclusive right of taking cork over a vast extent of
country.
Y. The co-operation of the landed proprietors, members of the
Tonign Direction.
& The present crop of 600 tons Is coming forward from the
Catepany's forests (about 210 tons of which have already
arrived in London and elsewhere). and at the first public sale of
a part thereof by Mr. T. Sidney Smith, of No. 42, Lombard-
street, it realised considerably more than the price stated by
the Directors In the above statement.

;ele man spree ni-Of the .fain of Ms Company will be
vested in the Directors to London, and subject to the tutus.

She torelgu Directors Isire stipulated that not less than 10,000
of the shares :bat including those paid on purchase &cooing)
shell be offered for allotment to subseriher:s ku Pot tugaL..

n7.is7llolnenrbe made the deposits wiatTeret7iioe7.l In folL
Applications for shares most be made In the form annexed io
the prospectus, and accompanied by a banker's draft, or cheque
upon a banker, for a deposit of 10.. per share.
Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be
obtained at the offices of the Company, also of the Solicitors and
Beak= of Ma Company.

SPECITAOLES, improved by HARRIS end
SON, win soma eurWnb preserve thesipht. Better cannot
he node. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, Its.; steel, with
trto to las. Gold and Silver Spectacles and Eye-Glasses
od variety, at equally tow picot Harris's Prospect Glue
The. ed. post tree. THOS. HABIB and SON, Opticians to the
Rope Fanny, opposite the British Kamm Oates, Landsat.
isembilehod 1780. Cantion.—No Ossetian employed.

R
UPTURES.—The PATENT SELF-
ADJUSTING GARMAN TRUSS, acting effeetaally with.
out any complications, Is recestimentled by the faculty ter the
ears and relief of hernia. Tbe necessary quality of a good truss
Is as efficient rsalatlng power, without unnecessary prewar, on
the part affected, whieb durable object is along obtained in e
tawss enewcarnbersd with strspaa, spiral springs, or pad behind.-
7. MG sad oe.. 1„ Pionsdiar, W.
RAMS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on-the-
enanwisr

The mineral widen of Homburg,as evidenced by the analysis
of the celebrated Professor Llebig, are stimulant, tonic, altera-
ttee, end aperient. They are of admirable service In removing
disorders of the stomach and other intestines. They stimulate
them organs when the abdominal circulation is defective, mist
the processes of secretion, and glee a healthful regularity to the
orgasm of nutrition and assimilation They are powerful reme-
dial it is In came of enlargement of the liner, In affection of
the spleen, in hypochondria, jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease, and
obstinate constipation In cases of gout. and all other affections
produced by inefficiency of the digestive functions, the most
happy results have been obtained from them. The efßcacy
of the waters is more espec ally recognised by these who
drink them at their source for then. the Invigorating air of the
mountains, the gaiety of the surrounding scene, and perfect ab-
straction from the cares of the world, concur In 'misting the
action of the medicinal beverage. The magnificent casino,
which, in the beauty of its architecture, the judicious diatribu-
Um of Its apartment., and the etching= of its decorations. sor
paws every other edifice of the kind on the banks of the Rhine,
contains saloons for balls and concerts, as also for the game of
Dente et quarante and roulette. Among the other attractions
may be mentioned a large and comfortable reading-room, line.
rally furnish.. d with German, French. Engnsh. Italian. Rus-
sian, Belgian. and Dutch journals: • coffee-room In
the Olympic style of decoration ; • divan. for the enjoyment of
• cigar. opening on to • line terrace paved with asphalt
grand dining-room, where there Is a table dlifite II la Frustalse,
Wire a day, at 1 and 5 o'clock, under the superintendence of the
celebrated M Olivet, of Paris, who is the lessee of the refresh.
meet department of the Eurhans. An excellent orchestra.
berths; forty distingnished mmtelans, performs three times a
day . to the morning at the wells ; in the afternoon in the beau-
tiful gardens of the casino . and in the evening in the grand nail-
room Ilse new railway has almost brought Homburg bathe to
the outskirts of Frankfort. There are eighteen trains • day, to
or ten, the lad as late as eleven o'clock. As the journey fleet,
pies only half an hoer, the anotenneets of Frankfort are within
easy reach. Visitors In Homburg may get to Brussels in twelve
boon, to Berlin In fifteen, to Paris in sixteen, and to London in
twenty four, so excelleat in the later-commonication by all,

A NEVER FAILING REMEDY.
or. SCOTTS BILIOUS and LIVER VILLE prepared with.
cwt allY Mercurial Ingredient. trim the recipe of lb. Scott, will
be lowed levalaable to all litho suffer from billows sag liver com-
plaints. Indigestion, wind, mesilla gjd,llness. amines. of the
eyes, Mc. For habitual coati venue, as a family aperient medicine,
and as signifier of the blood, they are truly excellent; mild in
their operation and grMetal to the stomach they mate
pereote digestion, aad strengthen the whole nervous =lt,
big by M.lamihert,
boles Williamgt, Charing-croft, and by
most MitmoMs, ta , Is. led and 10. Be sure to sag
for Dr. Scott's Mims and Liver Pllll The genuine are a square
mean package- gtth "Adam Lambert' engraved on the stamp.

ThR. RIOORD'B ESSENCE of Ll7l
vesteres maiskood to the moat shattered coadeltatioas
by weeks. /allure is laspoesible. its effects are permanent.
or• esseitatkos aeosesary.—Aold to algae with tall illokuotecle
all Ila. or foes giantlike for 131.. most aoyerisers. carefully
cooked our ,so.lsd resefttaeesor stoops:dole wits, PROM
and C... tie. Street sear Teeltelehar.

INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE.
111 .lIIIIIis mist scientifically prepared and most powerful sate-
llite cordial ear bilredaead : redone to their scree coeditioe
an the secestiort, on tbe integety of which perfect health de-
=lt le a sped& for debility of all kinds, and (roe its con-
sweep Misr Ingredleate, pepsine and phosphate of soda.
A prove Milady henelleal I. the nervous and d
Pride Is. per bed* ar four quantities Is one forTPUcLficis
meats Maseru lasinpriew sad Co., Na, Oxfordoinet, A.G.
Awl US. lawkablinatilisk LC., LoDaus.

THE LONDON and PARIS HOTEL
COMPANY !Limited).
lucorporated In accordance with the ioint-Stock CCoommppaanniles
Acts of 1802, and the International,Treaty entered into,b ween
England and
In Franothce, Ma
tri y, 1282, relative to Public Companies
establiebed b counes.)
Capital .2400,000, in 20,000 Shires of C2O each.
First Issue, 10,000 Shares,
Deposit 10e per Share on Application, and Z 1 10s. on Allotment.
A minimum Dividend of 8 per Cent, guaranteed for the
Mut year.
No Call to exceed L 5 per Share. and after first Call no further
Calls to be made without an Internal of not less than Three
Months.

911itirroin.
Lori Henry Gordon, Hampton Court
Captain Asrow, Norfolk-square, H7do=9.
William Austin. gsq., Director of tits Wan Hallway and
of tbegiambre sod Manse Railway.
M. de Holman, Purge d. la Madeleine, Pails, and Chateau du
Troulllol.
Eugene Collins, Fact., 9, Gracechurchatreet,
Chevalier Ewing P. de Colquhoua. Conti:ll-General for Olden-
burgh, 1, Laurence Pountney.hill.
F. K. Dumas, Req., (Messrs. Dumas, Hankey, and Co.), 26, Fen-
chorth4treet.
Charles Hagerman, Fait., Chevalier de tordre de Merits de
Suede. Maumee des Martyrs, Paris.
John Broderick Hartwell, Fag., 1, Brunswick-place, Regent's-
W=l Vaughan Morgan, irat gehnees2. Morgan Brothers).
Bow.lane, and Langicy.lalge,
Major Felix A. V. Thurburn, 7, Qunbrldgeread, Brighton.

.I•kma.

The Union Bank of Ted and ?mice, 83, King William-street.
London, 6, Bonlavard des Capuchin, Paris.
Messrs. Adam and Co., Bowl ear-liter.
The National and ProvlneW Bank of aogiana, Folkestone.
Messrs. /terries, Farquhar, Davldsom, Chapman, and Co., 10. St.
leasseisatrest.

Marrs. DWI* and Sous, 9, Ango6court, 'rhrosourtoa-street.
Yoder de la Berthellldre, Notary, 6, Zoe do FauboargS6 lionorr,
Purls.

F. Bary, Bp., Notary, 12, il;o7aa Sir, Boulogneaur-Mre.

iv z!ryolui.

Henry Chatted; Neq.,-Piii;ilC-Alcountasit, 6. Lotbbary.
Merles F. Kemp, inn., Public Aooountant. 7, Orealismutreet.
H. de Marva, t 4, Rue de CoarceUe, Parka
Blow—Francis Bannon, Esq., County-chambers, Cornhlll,
and 78, Lombard street. London.

Richard
Frederick Sorg, laq.. Park.
71EXPOlipti OMCES.
_ . . .

No. 1, Winchester hcnise.-Oist In;Tel:reek LC., and 53, at
James'netzest, 8.W., London.
Passage des Princes, loalevard des Italians, Paris.

This Company has been formed for the purpose of establishing
• "through system" of hotel accommodation between London
and Paris and elsewhere. and all necemary powers have been
secured In the articles of association for carrying ont this do.
nimble object,
The advantages of uniting under one management the French
and English systems of an Hotel business, combining the solid
comforts of English life with the elegance and variety of French
living, will be fully appreciated by the tourist and traveller of
both countries, and there is nothing that will mom certainty
secure the good opinion and patronage of the public, and at the
same time increase the habit or desire for traveUlng, than the
knowledge that a similar and fixed tariff of chines can he
depended up la throughout an entire route.
Favourable arrangements have been made for the purchase of
Meurice's Hotel, in Paris, and fint-claas Hotels In Boulogne and
Folkestone, so that an Immediate and profitable business will be
secured to the Company, and which their large capital and
cotmexhns will enable them still further to increase from the
very day they take possession of each se perste establishment.
Each proprietor agrees to take one third of the purchase money
In shares for the property sold by him, and guarantees a sic per
cent dividend for the first year on the amount be receives.
Portions of the parches money of some of time properties can
also remain on mortgage.
For the London istaidishment the Directors have been able to
recurs one of the moot valuable and important freehold pro-
perties In the metropolis, terms of purchase having been con-
cluded for that extensive mansion In St Jamea'a.atreet, formerly
known as Crockfortrs Club House, and a large portion of the
adjoining property. Upon this advantageous site it is intended
to erect an hotel suitable In every respect to the requirements
and importance of this undertaking. but until complete poems-
;don of the whole property can be obtained, the present rentals
sad returns will nab e tie proprietor to guarantee a minimum
dividend to the shareholder of six per cent, on the amount of
purchase money. Shareholders will therefore receive at least
Ps per cent. for the first year on the amount paid up by them
from date of allotment, and will be at liberty to anticipate calls
bygeying op in NIL
hall benefit to he derived from the system " en cones-
pondaoce " will be thus offered to families and travellers, whether
proceeding direct to either capital, or stopping at either port for
the pawpaws of business, health. or recreation and the discom-
fort and annoyance hitherto experienced throughout a journey,
arising from the different manner In which dl eat hotels see
coudacted, will be avoided visitors will also be able to make
their own arrangements In London or Paris, or at either esta-
blishment "en route," with tendingot confidence as to eneuee,
and the fell assurance of every domestic comfort to
which they an accustomed.
When fully ersmalwed, It I. the Intention of the director; to
appoint couriers to accompany certain specified trains for the
amistance of parsogva intending to dap at 'thee of the hotels
belonging to this ComDmy. The protection thus afforded
whilst travelling will not only materially tend to the comfort of
ladies, families, and invalids, if alone, but will save visitors gene-
rally much trouble, and satiety all as to the safety of their
luggage, Ac.
As there will be a banking department In each hotel belong-
ing to this Company, the inconvenience and loss so generally
expwleoced In the exchange of foreign money will be avoided.
itglish and foreign letters of credit will also be granted and
negotiated.
The business of an hotel when properly conducted, whether
carried net by a public Company or by private enterprise, le found
to be highly remunerative, and the Directors of this Company
believe that the present undertaking, which Is commenced under
medlar advantages, will yield large profits upon the capital
should Applications
re ford
stiolart .heLfienerterar:orm
naktetachedn , or gr°l7,7c7ft the
Company. A deposit of 10s. on each share applied for must be
previously paid to the Bankers, or at the Offices of the Company
In London or Paris, where the Articles of Association ran be
seen ; and In the event of no allotment being made, the deposit
money will be returned in full.

THE LONDON and PARIS HOTEL
COMPANY tLitolted)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the SHARE LIST for
ENGLAND will CLOSE on TUESDAY, the 9th ballast, attar
which no further app.:Woes will be received.

THE NORFOLK-SQUARE HOTEL is close to
and in view of this Arrival Platform of the Great Western
Railway Station. Paddington. ladies' colfseromm Hot and
cold baths. Tarifa on applicatioa.

COLOSSEUM, Regent's-park.—Re-embelliibed.
Under new management. Seaweed for the last season of
the Cokeaal Pictures of London and Paris, Grand Cycl,rama
of Lisbon. Great success of the Grand Orchestral Concerts. sad
Special Entartainmenta for the Whitsun Holidays. which will be
continued. All the world-tamed specialities of this rasenificent
Institution.—Adminalon to the whole. Is.: Children and Schools,
half-pastor. Daily, 12 to 5. and 7to 10. Actlng.manager, Mr. A.
Mauna.

COLOSSZ UM, Regent's Park. —GRAND
ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS, under the direction of Mr.
HOWARD. Vocalists—Mrs. Stewart Howard, Mr. George Buck-
land. Solo, Flute—Muter Churchill Arlidge (the accomplished
Juvenile Flautist,. Ihe orchestra will Include the following
Gentlemen :—MM. Hermann, Libertoo, Mackenzie, LAW*
Oeuynna, Collins, Praeger, Hermann, Horton, Nohhe, Lafleur,
White, J. Arthur Owen, Grist, Grattan Cooke, Audemoo, Scott,
Omer, Watersoo, Bahr, Baker, Saunders, Pheasant, Re. Ma-
reeteristic Cbansonettes by Wilk. Johanna Claunen, L
Kingsbergen Melo, Professor of Magic to the Cog of Hol-
land.—Admlealee to the whole EzhlMtions and Entertain-
ments, One Shining.

MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S READINGS.
The LAST READING BUT ONE—Hanover square Room.
On FRIDAY EVENING next, June 6, at a. Mr. CHARLES
DICKENS will RIAD Itle NICHOLAS NICKLXBY at 15R
BQUZERSB SCHOOL, and BOOTS at the HOLLY TREE INN,
for the lest time this meson —Valle. Si.centre mate, b. ;
hack male, Is., of Chsrman and Han, 1* Plecatiffly; Pottle
and Son's, 14 and 16, Royal F.:change. Anatlu'a oar*. St.
Jimmerhall and at Paysee ticket oSto. Hanoveraquare Rooms.
THOS. HEADLAND. lemelary.

GORILLAS.—Hondeur Dn Chidliu's weU known and interesting
Natural History Collections of Birds end Anima& Skins. Ht.
—lmportant to Natalialists, Cantors of Museums, limbers of
Literary Institutions, and to the Scientific World generally.
MR. J. C. STEVENS begs to announce that be
has been favoured with Instructions from Mons. Do
Chain, the weU known and enterprising traveller In West
listorial Africa, to SZLL by AUCTION, at the Great Natural
History Sale Rooms. W . , King.street, Covent.garden. on FRI-
DAY, June 15. at half•past 12 precisely, the valuable NATURAL
HISTORY COLLECTIONS, formed by hire daring his recent
travels, comprising magnificent gorillas, chimpanzee, and other
monkeys, and animals: also a very choice collection of African
bird dam de. —On view two days prior and morning of sale,
and catalogues had of Mr. J. C. thavass, auctioneer and valuer,
Ed, Kingetreet, Coventvirden, London.

STEVENS and BON, Wine and Spirit Merchants.
COGNAC BRANDY.—Thewell.known difficultyeaperlenced
by th• public in obtaining this much-esteemed foreign spirit In •
yore state induces Stevens and Son to call attenUon to the Cognac
Brandy supplied by their house, on the high quality of which the
most Implicit reliance may be placed. 8. and Son Import none
but fine brandies, limiting their selections to the ahipmente of
those Cognac houses whose names and reputation are an ample
of quality and parity. To Invalids and parties requiring
for laftllcinal purposes R. and Sou would particularly ad-
dress themselves. TWO prices are as follow :—Brandy, superior
old cognac, 2k., 255. , ditto choice old pale, 17a.. SAL per gallon.
Wines and spirits of aU kinds delivered tree within See miles.
Terms egah.,-78, Biebopegateeteset-withLL

TRPUSERS.--Spocial attention la called to the
11W arRINO GOODS. and gentlemen who do not Wad
=:lfalr pries tor • good pair ot trousers sea depend on
and patterns that cannot to excelled, at
HAMILTON and ILINIFTORIL TAILORS,
lOC Strand ;opposite teeter Halt.

To LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an
Oriental Botanical Preparation for imp:a:This sad Beauti-
fying the Conspleikin fides. The radiant bloom It Imparts
to the cheek, and the wham and delicacy which it induces of
the hands and arms, Its capability of soothia irritation and ft.-
..m.4 an mg.., tan, pimples, spots, nwkYe, discoloration.,
and other eatisneess visitations, render it indispensable to every
toilet. It obviates all the eerie of climate on the skin, whether
with reference to cold and inclemency, or intense solar beet.
Price as. Ad. and Is. (kL per bottle —gold at PI, H tten-gardea :
and by chemists and perfumer Ask for "lowlands' alydor,
and beware of swims and pernicions articles alder the name
Halydor."

CAUTION.-WARREN, R17138.11LL, sad Co.,
V late d 00, Strad. Bleaking. Ink, sad Dye Manufacturers,
CAUTION the PUBLIC against persona trading under
names, and professing to be online:tad with them, or their late
establishment at 00, Strand, their only manufactory being
REGENT WORMS, REGENT-STRUT, VINCINTAUAR4
WESTMINSTMR.