The Press.
London, England, 1856-01-12 00:00:00

Etc g)rama.

HAYMARKET.—The Butterfly's Ball is one of those
pretty pastoral pieces for which this theatre of late
years has obtained a certain degree of reputation.
The dialogue is lively, the incidents well arranged,
and the scenery comn ises two or three beauti•
ful landscape views of fairyland, with unexception•
able effects. The story is already known to most of
our readers, and if not we can only recommend them
to take an opportunity of becoming fully acquainted
with the history and fate of the jealous Wasp who
loved a Silver-wing, and sought after the most ap-
proved modern model to poison his rival, GreAs-
nopper. In the pantomime the tricks and changes,
though not showing much novelty or originality, are
yet cleverly executed, and among the younger
branches of the family in the boxes excite to the
full the ordinary amount of amusement and wonder.

ADELPHI.—A new farce hv Mr St•-•rhrst Coyne,
has met with a decided sumsa this week. The
story is simply that of a jeatous captain in the
m litia coming sudile ily home, findiihr votte lota,
and the maid indulging her " young man" with the
cold duck and apple pie, while the wi e of his major
comes to the house to keep an appointine,it with her
lawyer. Ample material is f Rind here for a series
of the most amusing contretemps, which terminate
at length by the major coming in and finding his
subaltern off duty, with his (tire major's) wife alone
with him. " Urgent private affairs "is pleaded by the
poor sub., but the major is desperyte, and unpacks
a couple of revolvers for inst int execution. Every-
thing at length is happily explained, by the arrival
nt Mrs. Captain Dentatus Dott, and the major is
pacified. Mr. Wright as the jealous sub., Mr. Paul
Bedford as the young man. and Mr. Se.by
major, produce an effect in ihis ih tough Adelphi
farce which must insure its popularity.

along varl►ct anb gitg

VRIDO Evionso.
THE return of the Bank of England for the week
ending January 5, being the first for the yettr 1850,
shows the following changes compared with that for
the preceding week:

Increase in Circulation 1'246,577
Decrease in Public Deposits
Increase in Other Deposits 245,828
Increase in Government Securities 401423
Increase in Other Securities

Increase of Rest 49,993
Decrease of Bullion
Decrease of Reserve
This is an exceedingly unfavorable comparison. There
is scarcely an item in it which is satisfactory. The
decrease in the amount of Public Deposits is re-
markable, as it cannot be owing to the payment of
the dividends, inasmuch as that process only com-
menced on Wednesday, two full business days after
the return was made up. It is apprehended that the
necessities of the Chancellor of the Exchequer must
have been such as to compel him, however un-
willingly, to dip into this fund, whilst, at the same
time he bas evidently been a large borrower, from
the additions made to the mass of Public Securities.
The increase in the Private Deposits is probably due to
payments on account of the late instalment of the
Turkish loan. The diminution in the Reserve is
explained by the increase in both classes of securi-
ties, and it is apparent from the respective amounts
of those items that the demand for assistance was
much less from the public than from the State,
although the period embraced by the return in-
cluded the date upon which commercial bills gene-
rally fall due. The decrease of bullion is consider-
able, and only to be accounted for by the continuous
drain from the seat of war, and by the demand from
the Continent. The diminution has now been pro-
gressing for several weeks, and the stock appears to
be gradually falling to an amount which must force
the Batik to some strong effort for its protection.
It was thought that with this object the rate of
interest would have been advanced yesterday, but
no change was made. From this many persons
infer that matters will be more favorable next week :
but, in the meantime, the present return is certainly
the worst we have had, in nearly all essential respects,
since 1847.

It was said to-day that the Directors will, if pos•
Bible, avoid making any advance upon the present
rates of interest until after the new loan is announced.

The monthy debtor and creditor account of the
Bank of France was published this morning. It is
of a much more unfavorab:e character than wag
anticipated. The coin and bullion both in the Bank
in Paris and in the branches show a considerable
diminution. In the former it amounts only to
81,184,345 f., against 80,614,747 f. in December ; and
in the branches to 118,420,113 f., against 132,280,937 t.
in the previous month. The aggregate diminution
is 19 291,220 f., or nearly SOO,OOOI. The discounts
have increased 29,628,555 f., or more than 1,10 1,000/. ;
while the Treasury balances have decreased 850,000 t.
This account does not appear, from the telegraphic
despatch, to contain the item which appeared in
that for last month of " Premiums on the purchases
cf gold and silver," but they are probably included
under the head of " Sundries," for they have in-
creased from 98,394 f. to 1,610,142 f.

Money has been in active demand all the week,
both on the part of the public and of the Stock
Exchange. From the public it has been owing in a
great measure to the still prevailing desire to be pre-
pared for the time when the operations of the Bank
and the necessities of the Government may render it
dearer. In fact, bankers and capitalists are adding
to their reserves. For strictly commercial purposes
the call has not been in any way remarkable, not so
much, indeed, as might have been expected at a time
when arrangements are in pr• gross for the opening of
the spring and summer trades. If anything, there
appears to be rather a general contraction of mer-
cantile engagements at the present moment. Few
houses in any branch are under contracts of more
than an ordinary character ; and there is a total ab-
sence of speculative movement. This accounts for
the moderation of the mercantile demand, and in
itself it is a wholesome feature under present circum-
stances ; but it is to be feared that it is also indica-
tive of a coming limitation of operative employment.
The demand from the Stock Exchange has been
owing to the pressure of the Consol settlement
which has taken place during the week. Rates have
been paid there by borrowers upon Government
Stock for short periods varying from five to six per
cent. The average has been five and a half. The
account proved very heavy, and those who operated a
fortnight or three weeks ago, in the anticipation of an
advance upon the then quotations, have been
emisiaerable sufferers. Most of the names passed
for Stock yesterday were those of bankers, showing
fitat they have been making large advances.
•The arrivals of specie anthig the weekbave been

but small, and they have been neutralised by the ex-
ports. The New York packet brought 60,000/. in
gold on Tuesday, but none of it was for this country.
It had all been purchased beforehand, on continental
account—an operation still in progress, as further
insurances have been effected in Liverpool on gold
freights from New York. The 01,0001. in gold,
brought by the West Indian packet last Friday, has
been divided between the Bank of England and the
Bank of France ; and the latter establishment has
also taken the greater part of the Mexican silver
which came at the same time. It is hoped that this
large purchase, which amounts to 500,0001., will cor-
rect the French exchanges, which are still adverse,
but the result is (lowan'. The Tay brolight
28,742/. feom Brazil, the destination of which is not
vet known. The exports of specie in the week have
been 60,456/. to Lisbon and Cadiz, and 12,000/. to
Brazil. We have no advices of further shipments
of specie from Australia, and about 400,000/. is now
overdue; while the exchanges on Paris, Hamburg.
and New York, will not bring in supplies, in the
ordinary course of business, from those markets.
There has been considerable fluctuation in Con-
sols during the week, owing to the settlement having
added to the demand for money, and to continued
unfavourable rumours as to the result of the pro-
posed negotiations for peace. The closing price last
Friday was 871 to 1, a fall of 11 having thus been
established from the quotations of the preceding
week. On Monday they opened for money at 861 to
87, and fell to 861 to ; on Tuesday to 881 ; and on
Wednesday to 86, a large sale having during the
day been made so low as 851. Yesterday they re-
covered, closing at 861 to 1 for the 7th February;
and to-day they left off at 861 to 1. There was
some fluctuation during the afternoon, and the de-
cline was owing to the unfavorable return from the
Bank of France, with respect to the metallic re-
serve, and the increased amount of advances upon
securities.
Foreign Stocks, except Turkish, have been almost
wholly neglected. The Six per Cents. have fluctu-
ated between 811, at which they left off on Saturday,
and 801. They closed to-day at 791 to 80. The Gua •
ranteed Stock has fallen $ per cent. It is now 41 to
' $ dis. for the account. The seventh, and last, instal-
ment of 10/. per cent. of this loan is due on the 25th
inst. With the premium of 21. 12s. el added, the
payment then to be made is 121. 12s. ed. per cent.,
and it will amount to 651,2501. The fir.!t dividend
is due February 1.

Railway Shares have declined in sympathy with
Consols ; but on the whole prices are firm. The
traffics continue good, and several lines are expected
to pay increased dividends. The Great Western will
probably be found among the number. Nearly all,
tt is anticipated, will have large balances, if dividends
should not be increased ; but it must be remembered
that the debentures falling due in the half year just
ended have had to be renewed at higher rates of
interest, owing to the increased dearness of money.
The Eastern Counties Company are to bold another
meeting on the 25th. Several of the half-yearly
meetin4s have already been held, and those of the
great companies are in progress of announcement.
Exchequer Bills 7s. to 3s. dis.
Miscellaneous Shares have not shown any move
ment during the week.
Joint-stock Bank Shares all keep up. The Colo•
nial have de Aare(' a dividend at the rate of five per
cent. Nearly the whole of the first deposit on the
shares in the London and Paris Bank has been paid,
and the charter has been applied for.
A suspension in the Cape Trade, with liabilities to
the extent of 25,0001., is announced.
The Bank of Prussia has raised its rate of interest
from four and a half to five per cent.
The estate of Messrs. Palmer aril Greeve, of the
Lichfield Bank, is expected to pay 12s. O. in the
pound.
The. Baltic navigation is still open, and an active
trade appears to be now carrying on between the
Russian ports.

THE ALKALI TRADE.—The following extract rela-
tive to the alkali trade is from the "Annual Trade
Circular " of William Candeny, Esq., Fenchurch
street, London, and presents a better feeling as
to the prospects of soda manufacturers than.was
exhibited in the early part of last year:—

Chemicals have more or less felt the depression of
Us le, consequent on the war with Russia. the continental
demand which generally is very great, dwindling almost to
nothing; on the other hand, the demand from the United
States has been good, which makes up in some degree the
falling off of orders from the Continent; as the autumn
approached this demand increased, in consequence of a
general rise in price. Soda Crystals.—The unprecedented
depn asion which took place in this article at the close of
and spring of 184.5, was succeeded by an active
demand, with a corresponding advance in price, which has
been well sustained throughout the whole year. As the
consumption of bicarbonate in the United States has
every appearance of being on the increase, we may expect
the supply of crystals of soda to be more limited, so that
in all probability a further advance will take place. There

is no stock in the manufacturers' or consumers' hands,
Sofia Ash, in common with crystals, has been greatly l'es
pressed, especially in the early part of the year, which
was further aggravated by a large quantity from a bank.
rupt's stock having been forced on the market at the worst
period of depression. The opening, however, of the spring
shipment to Germany, and a growing confidence iu the
continental trade, together with a favorable change iu the
markets of the United States, have restored Prices, and
the demand has steadily progressed, and exhibAs even at
this dull season of the year unusual activity in the home
in.irket, so that many of the German orders remain un.
executed. Considering the increased production of Oil
article, at no period has it manifested a better or more
healthy demand than it does at present, proving beim d
doubt that its consumption is more a question of cost th n
otherwise. Indeed, tins can to no matter of surprise
when it is considered that in almost all the productive
arta, soda ash and crystals of soda form necessary elements,
and whatever interferes with the general manufactures of
the country, aflects in a greater or less degree the demand
for these products. iii-Carbonate y Soda having had, of
late years, its chief market in the United States of
America, wits considerably affected by the recent mone-
tary derangements in that country; consequently shippers
were unwilling to operate, except at very low prices, and
some sales were accordingly effected as low as 101. to
Pg. Ills. per ton. This produced a reaction, and the
make has been curtailed, and manufacturers now decline
to enter into any new engagements, except at an advance
of 31. to 41. per ton, and even with such an advance they
ate pot desirous to make contracts. Bleaching Powder,
with the preceding articles, has had its fluctuations, but
has lately manifested improvement, and the advance is
fully maintained.

BRITISH FUNDS.— Closing Prices.
OFFICIAL QUOTATION.
Mond., T uesd. Wed. Thurs. iFri liy.
3 per Cent.Consols 5t1,844 1 66/ 86 /
Ditto for Account
.3 per Cents Reduced 1873 6 87 6i
7\ 661
3 per Cents
Long Annuities
Bank Stock, 7 per Cent — .40617/ 207 5 208 7 204/ 7
Omnium
Exch. Bills, 2d. per diem d 4d 4 9 d 9 4 38 d 4 61
India Bonds, I Sd 5 ! 2d
BANK OF ENGLAND.

An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and eith Victoria, cap. 33
for the week ending on Saturday, the 6th day of Jan., 1856.
ISRUIC DEPkItTMENT.
Not es issued .... 44,421,160 Government Debt /11,015,100
Other Securities .. 3,459,400
Gold Coin ek Bullion 3,946,180
Silver Bullion ....

£24,421,15j

424,421.160

BANKING Di
erourletorts`Capitalgl4,3o.ooo
-test
eublic Deposits* 6,311.1311
)thor Depogts • 13,6U7,81$
Seven Dity oche!
13111.

:PARTMENT.

Ooverument Seen•

rides (including
Dead WeightAn.i 40.827,515
Other Securities 19,871,a74
Notes
Gold t Silver Coin 090,729

819,795

436,810,493
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lihroplitan '4larlicts.
(Reportederelusivelp for "Tux Passe.")
CORN EXCHANGE—We have had very moderate supplies
of English wheat on sale this week, chiefly in damp conditio n
The few dry samples on offer have sold at lull prices : but other.
kinds have moved off slowly, at previous currencies. Foreign
wheat has commanded rather more attention, at full quotations.
Floating cargoes have sold on former terms. There has been a
alight improvement in the barley trade, at fully late rates; but
malt has met a dull inquiry, at the late decline. There has been
a fair sale for oats, at full prices. Beans have changed hands
slowly, at is per quarter less money. Grey peas have fallen ls—
white. ts per quarter, with a heavey demand. Flour has been
tolerably firm, but not dearer.
LNOLISR—Wheat, Essex and Kent white, 63s to 91s; red
60. to ;47s ; Norfolk awl Lincoln red, title to 675. Malting barley.
SU to 4.01 ; grinding ditto, 34s to 35a; istilling, 35s to 575.,
Halt, 84s to s2s. Feed oats, 27s to 28s; potato, 26a to 34a
Ilya, bOe to 548. Tick beans, 36s to 40s; pigeon, 41s to 50s.
Grey peas, 37a to 39s ; maple, 38s to 40a; white Wilms, 47. to
50s per quarter. Town-made dotty, 70s to 72a; country marks,
56s to foe per 2801bs.
ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
Wheat. Barley. Halt. Oats. Flout.
English .. 3680 .. 4440 .. 230 .. 960
Irish .... • • 190
Foreign .. 7130 • • -- .. 20540 .. sks.
hls.

LONDON AVERAGES OF.CLAKED ON FRID 4.Y—Wheat,
5.108 quarters,7Bs 64 ; barley, 5,961 quarters, :18s 3d ; oats, 3,964
quarters, 255 9d ; rye, 12 quarters, 558 ; beaus, 304
quarters, 45s 20: peas. 431 quarters, 49e 641.
15IPERI AL WEEKLY AVERAGES—Wheat, 76s 100; bar•
ley,:39s; oats, 265.90; rye, 32s 70; beaus, 47s 70; peas,
Cs 3d.
THE SIX WEEKS' AVERAGES—Wheat, 79a 6d; barley,
41,i 90; oats, 27s dd; rye, lie; beans, 50s 9d; peas,
49s 40.
ENGLISH GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK—Wheat, 80,604:
barley, 107,228; oats, 16,271; rye, 159; beans, 5,130; peas, 1,875
quarters.
TEA—The dement' for all kinds is confined to immediate
wants. In prices we have no change to notice. congou,
Oid to 24 7d; ring Yong and Oolong, lid to is 9d;
Scuehong, 90 to 2s 8d ; Flowery Pekoe, Is 4d to 3s ed ;
Caper, Is to is 4d; Scented Caper, is 4d to is 5d : Orange Pekoe.
Is 2d to Is 641; Scented Orange Pekoe, is 90 to 2s 9d;
Tvrankay, 7d to Is 31; klyson Skin, 70 to Is 6d; klysom Is Gd
to 35 :1/41; Young Lipson, 100 to 3s; Imperial, is to 2s 8d;
Gunpowder, is to 3s 60; Aswan', is 3d to 4s 4d per lb. The
stock in the United Kingdom is now 70,502,0001b5, against
65.90n,(001bs in ISIS, and 54,814.030 is :854.
SUGAR—Since our last report the demand has continued in
a most depressed state; indeed. so little business has been
transacted that iu many instances prices have ruled almost
nominal. The stocks in importers' hands continue to in-
crease.
MOLASSES--The market is heavy, and West India qualities
are held at 28s to 23a per cwt.
COFFEE—Good ord native Ceylon has sold at 33s per cwt.
In other kinds of coffee only a moderate business is doing, at ,
bite rates.
CocoA—This article is dull, and prices range about 4s per
cwt beneath the highest point.
RICE—We have a very slow sale for all kinds, but we have no
sellers on lower terms. The supply in the market is by no
means extensive.
BREAD—The prices of wheaten bread in the metropolis
are from 1044 to Ild; of household ditto, 544 to 100 per 41bs
loaf
SEEDS—Great inactivity prevails in the demand for all
seeds, on nominal terms. There is less doing in cakes.
INDIGO -Spanish qualities are dull in sale; but East India
command very full prices.
COTTON—The demand has fallen off, owing to the heavy ad-
vices from Liverpool. Quotations rule about stationary.
HEMP AND FLAX—AII kinds are exceedingly heavy, and
to effect sales lower rates must be submitted to.
WOOL—Tnere is an improved demand for most kinds, and
prices are well supported. Public sales will be held next
month.
METALS—Scotch pig iron has sold at 74s to 74s 6d. Manu-
factured parcels are dull. Rails, at the works, 71 lets to el ;
common bars, 81 to 81 ss; Staffordshire, 101 lOrs to 101 15s per
ton. Tin is less active. Bence, 1325; Straits, 130 s 8d per cwt.
Tin plate', move off steadily—l. C. coke at 295 Rd to 305 ;I. X.
Mitt', 35s to 355 6d per box. Lead commands thrmer terms.
British pig. 251 to 251 los ; Swish, 231 10s to 211 ; sheet, 261
to 2CI Ufa per ton. Quicksilver. Is Ad to Is 9 d perlb. Spelten
231 19s to 231 :is per ton. British zinc, 311 per ton.
SPIRITS—Rum moves off slowly—proof Leewards at As 104
to 2s Ild; and proof East India, 2s 9d. to 2s 100 per gallon.
Brandy is held on former terms. Cognac. best brands of 1851,
ifs 54 to lips 61 ; 1850 ditto, 10s Gd to 105 80 ; older, 115 to
lls 5d per gallon. Gin, 17 under proof, 10s; 22 ditto, Os 6d ;
raw spirit, 10s 8.1 ; Geneva, 25 10u to 3s 80 per gallon.
BOPS—The sup ly of hops is large, yet a steady business is
doing in most kinds, 14 full prices. Mid and East Kent
pockets. 31 lie to 61108; Weilltlol Kents, 31 10a to 31; Sus.
sm. 31 511 to 41 abs per cwt.
POTATOES—The supplies are but moderate, and the
demand for most kinds is inactive. Prices range from 70s to
per too.
TALLOW--P. Y. C., on the spot, is tolerably firm, at. 685
per cwt. Town tallow, 655 60 net cash. About 1,000 casks have
arrived this week, chiefly from Memel.
OILS—In the early part of the week linseed oil sold at 44s
Per cwt ; but it has since declined to 435 8d and 43s Ad per
cwt. In other oils very little is doing. Turpentine is
heavy.
COALS—Heaton, 165 Ad : Hetton, 21s 6d ; Russell's Hetton,
31s : South Beton, 21s ed ; Tees, 21s 6d per ton.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE—There has been only a mode.
rate demand for beasts, on rather lower terms. Sheep, calves,
and pigs, have sold slowly, at about stationary prices. Beet, from
is 4d to is 10d; mutton, 35 4d to ?s; veal, 48 104 to 61; pork,
3.10 d to 5s per sibs to sink the offal.
NEWOAIE AND LEADENHALL—The demand, gene-
rally. has been inactive, as follows :—Beef, from 2a Iod to
414 d; mutton, 3s 2d to 4s 6d; veal, 4s 6d to Ps 40 ; pork,
3s 104 to be 2d per 81bs by the carcase.

BIRTHS.

EVERY—On the 3rd instant, at Eaton, the wife of Sir Henry
Every, Bart., of a daughter.
RING—On the 4th iuNtant, at Woburn, Chertsey, the Hon.
Mrs. Locke K ng, of a daughter.
PONSON BY—On the Bth instant, at Cranford, Dorset, Lady
Louisa Ponsouby, of a son.

BURICE—M•EVOY—On the 6th instant, ha Dublin, Sir Bernard
Burke, Ulster King of Arms, to Barbara Frances, daughter
of the late James M'Evoy, Esq., of Tobeninon, county Meath.
DODSON—CAMPION—On the 3rd instant, at Hurstperpoint,
John George Dodson, Esq., son of the Right Hon. Sir John
Dodson, to Caroline Florence, daughter of W. J. Campion
Esq Danny, Sussex.
GARDINER—IRVING—On the Bth instant. in the Clturcb,
Gordan-square, Samuel Rawson Gardiner, Esq., to Isabella,
daughter of the late Rev. Edward Irving.
STOKES—GA RRATT—On the 2nd instant, at Marylebone
Church, Captain John Lort Stokes, R.N , to Louisa French,
widow of Henry John Garrett, Esq., of Welbeck-street,
Cavendish-square.
WYNCH—KELLY—On the 10th of November, at St. Paul's
Cathedral, Calcutta, lieutenant Henry Paul Wynch, of the
30th Beggs' Native 'inanity, to Marie, youngest daughter of
the late James Kelly, Esq.. Captain iu ttlth Regiment.
DEATHS.

BURNABY—On the sth instant, henry Anne, relict of Colonel
John Dick Burnaby, of Evingtou, in the county of Leicester,
aged 82.
CUBPAGE —On the 3rd instant, Captain Wm. Ouppage, R.N.,
of Greenwich Hospital, sou of the late Lieut.. General Cup.
sage,
DUDLEY—On the 7th instant, at the Vicarage, Sileby, the

Rev. John Dudley, aged 91. •
HAMILTON—On the sth instant, in Baker-street, Portman-
square, Easily Sophia Lady Hamilton, widow of the late
Lieut.-General Sir John Hamilton, Bart., aged R 6.
JACKSON—On the 3rd instant, in Upper Berkeley street,
Portraan.square, Lieut.-Colonel Henry Augustus Jackson,
late of the sth Dragoon Guards, aged 5.9.
MACNAMARA—On the Stith ult., at Beeby, county Neath, lien.
rietta Macnamara, relict of the late Admiral James 3lacnamara,
and mother of Lord Dorchester, aged 75.
PELL—On the Ath instant, at Torquay, Margaret Matilda,
daughter of the late Sir Albert PeU, aged 39.
PHILLIPS—On the Bth instant, at Bath, Major Robert Fryer
Phillips, aged 61.
REYNELL—O4 the 6th instant, at Avisford, near Arundel
Lady Elizabeth Louisa Reynell, aged 73.

To PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
The return of youth to the respective boarding-schools
after the late season of festivity induces. a solicitude for their
personal comfort and attraction. Now it is that
ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL,
for accelerating the growth and for improving and beautifying
the hair,
ROWLAND'S KALTDOR,
for improving the skin and complexion, and removing cutaneous
eruptions, and
ROWLAND'S ODONTO,
or PEARL DENTIFRICE, for rendering the teeth beautifully
white and preserving the gums, are considered indispensable
accompaniments for the attainment of those personal advan-
tages so universally sought for and admired.
BEWARE OF SPURIOUS IMITATIONS.—The only genuine of
each bears the name of " Rowlands— preceding that of the
article on the wrapper or label. Sold by A. ROWLA 'ND and
SONS 20, Hatton garden, London, and by Chemists and Per.
fainters.

UOLLOWAICS OINTMENT and PILLS.
11 miraculous Remedies for the CUBE of BAD LEGS.—Mr.
Allison, of Bowling, states, in a letter to Mr. Umpleby, druggist,
of Bradford, that after a severe cold caught last winter, hr.; :cgs
began to swell, and ultimately sores broke out on each. for the
cure of which he tried a variety of remedies without avail, until
he used Holloway's Pills and Ointment, and be says that it was
perfectly astonishing to see the effect these wonderful medicines
had on his legs, as both were very quickly healed.
Sold by all medicine vendors throughout the world; at
Professor li.L.illoway's Establishments. 214, Strand London, and
80, Maiden-lane, New York; oy A. Stamps, constantinople; A.
Guidicy, Smyrna; and E. Muir, Malta.

LAIR'S FLOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS.
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—T his preparation is one of the beoetits which the science
of modern chemistry has conferred upon mankind; for during
the first twenty years of the present century to speak of a cure
for the Gout was considered a romance; but now the efficacy
and safety of this medicine M so fully demonstrated, by unso-
licited testirookials from persons in every rank of life, that pub-
lic opicion proclaims this as one of the most important dig-
coveries of the present age. These Pills require neither atten-
tion nor confinement, and are certain to prevent the disease
attacking any vital part. Sold by Prout and Harsant, 229.
Strand. London ; and all Medicine Vendors. Price ls. lid. and
2s. Ad. per box.

MADAME JENNY GOLDSCHMIDT-LIND.
EXETER-HALL.—MENDELSSOHN'S ELIJAH.
Mr. MITCHELL respectfully announces that Mendelssohn's
Oratorio of ELIJAH will be repeated at Exeter Hall on Monday
Evening, Jan. 21, 18U, and in which Madame Ouldschmidt will
sing the principal Soprano part. The Chorus and Orchegtra will
consist of more than GOO Performers. t onductor, M. Benedict.
Prices of Adtuission:—Stalls (numbered and reserved), One
Guinea ; Uureserved Seats (bocl) of the hall) and West Gallery,
los. (Id. ; Area (under West Geller)), 7s. Doors open at Seven,
to commence at Eight o'clock precisely. The Tiokets will be
appropriated according to the order of application, and no more
will be issued than the Hall can accommodate. A correct Book
of the Oratorio is given with the Tickets.
Application for Tickets to he made at Mr. Mitchell's Royal
Library, 33, Old Bond-street