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London, England, 1849-08-16 00:00:00

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ea eminent... 4 It% AL hash.—Detailed catalogue with ingrarewe
doe, lesmoneery article, eat (Fe part) free.
gA .„,s. of LONDON-MAKE ONLY.—
Tto largest .".sortment c 4 really Loadaseado TEA URNS (la.
al the retest settee, many at rites we registered) in the
ewK M ea PAL" at WILLIAM & BUILTONII (late Rippe end
Oxfordereet, corner etNewmseeest, and No.
W▪ iiivest. Roes Wale ANI earborevente.—brailed ontoloows,
• sipsylems (psi yeah free.—reedMilel la Molester, IWO.
WyHAM) A. C. LOADER, Upholsterer, 24,
ere., Finsbniy, top te esll the attention of Families
d* pahlla la the Wowing articles, ell et which are tee out at
gikeened materials .
sietasalmah wileginy chairs, with loose wets, in t a. d.
beat ..tin hair eating a 14
Bo .lo with !A area 0 10
Mahogany conehes to witch, from
tinAl nmharany leo table., polished 1 1/1
D.% n. raked drawina,ruaal chairs, stalk* ka 4l 13
Gaeta, tom itch, trots
Mahotrai” i .0(4,t of drawee, polished. tree
Otter. 1:1•V Ctlatit or bed .. M. be 3 3
Mahogany easy chair in eater ..... ....,C1 leek M 0 3
Jeponeed ehee of drew% I IA
Meese/ Mame horn
Chimney A.
14, hr. cment, lIIWILUID A. C. LOADS.
Pari'cater Is galled to the edema
EN I—i. HEAD d HAIIL ROWLANDS'
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etiutty. and matinees its peessoiou of healthy Tiger, silty
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eyebreeked murambio It is ale
unfelt.
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..• noel dire operation. Tor children It is especially meow
see!. es breed the twee of a beautitsl bead of hair, and erre.
is le on, .4 the Ow comb tionsereary. Beware of swims
rllrltvw lne genuine arric:e he the weeds iterleadef Mass.
are' a. •he era,".y. Price 3s. Id.: Is. • Melly belt
w" i e
Per era. 1:1. and doubts that ise, per
a, tee propewton, at Zu, Ibieteelpedsa, Leedom, sad by all obsebes
we rewire%
ri,pultT.lNT to the AFFLICTED.—The most
taretemte Ohio Mee we speedily eared by IIZASAM'S
icATED VA*(, the 111104 elacwil, Yee ed Wed' rimed,
Itheamatise boner. Malta. Naldu, thesis. specter, Rine
sti• I" 1.. et, ,11.1 eery kind et lalluenatice. Aar the Mid,
Teeth ad Meier it be so equal. Meleel. seek sad
pare. will Rod It isestimable.—Sold in pots, at la. ljtiLy
cal, litaZ
be .3 .Y•eietaide tefterive Ls town et esettry.
NEUEVED is ONE HOUR, frequently
M hill an her, by BAXTER'S GOUT gad IUILUMATIt
Te review', who take the. himself, Ante all pain re-
tried ten nanutra alter the ter dome. They are equally good for
ibeeneeign. im.tica, haulage, to deuterons, and a reeenout
t”e heed end face, always 'Meeting a ewe to a few days.
even nu opium or ether &mercer IltellebA They require
r minement ant alteration of the el beide seal all who
OM den are ..tslie with the repalL—rnewed cry by 0. Baxter,
IR lien I, gee. Sold abo by Mew Oalwdatrect ; Prete.
...4 nettle ; Waiver!: 011trital ; Johnston,
rilr 4
welded, itriabion• sad meet .0 wean et tent
1/101raMr. -,e *ram is 1,1,L head la Id. eve.

o Where th, swim, with money wtol,
G:itleo along the elm Mehl breast."
rrt.E LAKES of KILLARNEY (Nrw Boos),
...ribe4 to tor Majolty mod al touri•Ot to these fairy lake..—
% NI,TA, No. lost, for AlltratToxotahothio new woo. Mole
hy Ge.atoto Prom. Also, " Go, Lorely flower," new etuotosett
weer by Varian JAsees. Al'o, four ducts sof amp (nation sod
DOA wed.% tram "Ls Eiglia." Price for the whole Ni Poop,
; pro t.tree,h) Amapa —Pia 0i4.1 office, 67, Paterooder.t ow.— W bete
Noy tte hot
orEm A for the PRICE of a RONo.—The PIANItTA, No. 30,
Wes the whole Opera of Sonnorohula be hot full mule Ni.. A 1..,
Nome 10. Linda di Chozninini Norm, Da Frelsehutz. Figaro,
}Tyre, La t ilia, leo llosuroits, Lace, sal Maly Won, for the
me wow.
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fATR of the VRPB.—Th. AGRICULTURAL
(AZFITE and OARDENERN CHRONICLE St listunlay
reetamrd an element@ UM, of the Penni State of the Crop, coms
pg., wit► that of aurae, years at this seams. This table bee bees
Crown n, from the return. furnished by about $OO knows carre-
l? moot•. The OA !WEN YAW 11 IRON I (ME cmd AGRICULTURAL
6SLETI E maw be tattered of any newreander, or a ate& copy may
Mkat La encloatne ela potarre stamps to the office, 0, Upper Wel-
lartoa.%tret t, Strand. Landon.

TILE QUEEN IN SCOTLAND.

GLASGOW, :rOIISDAT.

A third edition of the Gasgow Courier says:—
This morning the loyal sit'zens of Glasgow were
astir by the very break of day, in order to be ready to
rye their Queen a right hearty Selfish welcome to
their ancient and rising city, and to the northern por-
tion of her Majesty's dominions. Notwithstanding
the fftigoes and anxieties of the arduous preparations
ef the previous dap, they commenced the proceedings
if the day in the most buoyant spirits. The shops
were oils shut, or rather were never opened, and the
ofzens and their families all turned out early in their
hose holiday attire. At early morn every avenue
hairs to the city was thronged by carriages of
every description and well-dressed pedestrians,
sad by eight o'clock all the streets leading
to the soiree of festivities and line of procession
were completely filled with citizens hurrying to take
ep their posts of observation to wait the arrival of
the !oval cortege. Before ten o'clock the different
pt( ems. galleries, and other erections all along the
e t f procession were completely filled, windows in
ever) direction were treaded to excess, and every
arai!able inch of epee* on the entire pavements was
ter. red with the most dense multitudes.
Tr.e weather was unfortunately most inauspicious.
t'-e in rising heavy clouds flitted across the horizon
I rapid succession, and a stiff south-westerly breeze
esodeerd the atmosphere rather chill and diesgrestable.
!rem half past tune o'clock till within a few imputes
of tha royal landing, it poured almost incessantly.
Sb sly after 11 o'clock, however, the sun began to
break through the haze, the rain ceased, and by half.
pas: 11 the day became beautiful and most favourable
er the prceecdinge of the day.
On reaching the place et deberks+kg, through dents
enerds, this sorsa was truly maignifieent. The vast !tig-
hten of the magistrates were filled to overflowing with a
wet featibisable arenthlece of ladies and gentlemen, in-
tiding the rowel and magistrates of Paisley, the prevent
sad inati-tratee 1 Duashartta, the provost and magistrates
of Part-Glesoow, Ss provost and magistrates of Greenock,
the provost awl magistrates of Aye the magistrates of Rea-
hew, en I t• • meeistretee end authorities of several other
atientueirina towns. The great attiectios. haerevey, see-
teed in our honoured and respered sheriff, who appeared is
high 'Sr., If unikrns, on a noble goner, richly caparisoned,
the li .a. the Lard Provost, with Beiliesßeewart, Smith, Orr,
0.1,17.11 f, Mayfair, Calle n der, DV•100011, River Bailie M.Dow-
ell, ell in court costume; Lewd Doan of Guild, Gaibesith,
Mown FoliitilfT Stewart. ez•Dseass CaOrttalrf
Mesas Doi'. Terser, and Forbes, Tows Clerks, Dr. Strang,
City Cbsasberlais, all In civic and corporation dresses;
Sherd Bell is dm+ of tele.. The vessels is the heehaw
pawed a moot animating seas. bolsi all gaily deemed
of with beautiful digs, and awned by vas wow& of
6)44 tsr," os every yard-arm. From a flag-staff in the
testes • f the laseling-pleee Rested the British Union Jack.
Mei all maid, as far ss the eye could resell towards the
Okay w beide*. Rage and banners of every colour and
dcwriptioe. The area all Aged to the royal reception was
Wed with military, whire movements sad evolutions had a
arrtlmredag appearance. Prom the leading-pier a slightly
tinged platform inclined oat la a semi-circle toward the line
▪ proceftios, which was laid out with • mapnifirent Brussels
stsrt, and covered with a tkely-ernamen.ed awning, in the
Isna el a twilit,. At the gad of the shed adjoining the
baths! pier wee a headleme fitted up reeeptioirrnom for
Se aragegrasy and &potations. This sad Se platform is
the 'Stiehl were dell' decorated with crimes cloth, sad
Ise a very beautiful appearance. The 27,1 t Regiment (Es-
'Skillet, Guards) harmed a b stly guard, the excellent head
Iff which di•oeureed most elegant meet, at interval+, re-
lies% to the royal Wattles The Celtic Society, beautifully
attired in their Eighleind stark, took the seat place, and bad
sassy interestisp haw., in the arraa to. The Glasgow
sad Lesarkshiee iraeatalir) and lad Ura.oos Guards formed
iminediebely behind, and guarded the line of proclaim to-
ward+ the bride,. Cart. Smut, the Superintendent of Polk',
eranud by Captain Mackay, were also present u ith a most
diciest ewes seder their charge. These gentlemen directed
Iheariasessents at the place of landing, and the order
and regularity which th TT preserved was adfnirable and
hWlyaPpreeiated. Mr. Readsaaa, the treasurer, and Mr.
Beeliser, elation, of the River Trust, Captain Forfeit.
LN , Captain Robertson, harbourmaster, Mr. Carrick, ea-
Periatesdent of huiklines, and others, were also present, and
reselered eery efficient service. Everything being now is
reedinees, and the spirits of all pretest buoyant, notwith-
stapling the rain, the booming of cannon in the distance,
Ss oed I.y the cheers of the sailors on the yard-arose,
indi-
mled the sear approach of her Majesty, and shortly
after the royal yacht Fairy made her appearance,
alai moss ligeily moored at the landing pier,
emit the firing of a royal *date from the park
.f ar Herr and the enthusiastic chose of the vast thousands
gem thousaneh who waited the renal arrival. Her Mejelty
mA Prines Albert, who were on the deck of the Fairy with
her It lb+ royal children, looked remarkably well, and gra-
skull aeltaoldisistS the hes_ yet wakome of her loyal sad
futile. subjects Is this city. The Lord Provost sad magis-
trates then west as hoard the royal yacht, and presetod
1114 Martina *Ahem:
To TVs stifllN'S son ixonamorr term.
Ile hatable addnal of the Lord Prompt. lbgistrates, and
Glum Criastil of the City of Glasgow.
Mat Gracious &nem"' —Ws, ma Majesty's meat
"nu— mad kryij Sava Is miestit year MA-
P., mai yew 'fts assert, cis Rio* Balkan rib*

Albert, with our heartfelt congratalatiose on this 11.011-
picious occasion of your Majesty again visiting the
northern portion of your dominions. We trust we
feel, as we ought, your !ttlejetety's great kindness
in so promptly complying with our reqzest, that your Ma-
jesty and your royal consort would have tat ,Zoodneut on
this occasion, to honour with your presence your ancient
city of Glasgow. We gladly and earnestly embrace the
opportunity thus afforded us of pers•-nally renewing :he
assurances of our loyal zeal, and warm and steady attach-
ment to your Majesty, your august family, and the dis:in-
guiehed prince your consort, who on all occasions takes such
a lively interest in promoting the welfare and prosperity of
I the country. And we fervently and devoutly pray that,
under the gracious protrction of Almighty God, your Ma-
jesty may be long preserved to us, enjoying all the comforts
of a happy life—happy because virtuous ; and that your
Majesty and your august family may, as the constitutional
guardians of the religious and civil rights and liberate of
your subjects, long reign over a free and a loyal p-aple.
Signed by me, Lord Provost a-d Chief Magistrate of the
city of Glasgow, in acme and by appointment of the said
Magistrates and Council in Ccuncil aseembkd; in testimony
whereof, the seal of the said city is heretusto affixed, this
fourteenth day of August, eighteen hundred and forty-nine
Fenn.
(Signed) /AIM ANDIRSON, Lord Provost.
The Lord Provost having been introduced to her Majesty,
was desired by Sir G. Grey to knee!, and • sword having
been handed to the Questa, NT Majesty laid the poles of it
on Ms right and left shoulders, and mid, " Rise up, Sir
James Anderson."
The Lord Provost and deputation then retired.
A deputation from the Presbytery of Glasgow, consisting
of the Rev. Dr. Leishnian, of Govan ; the Rev. Dr. M`Leod,
of St. Columbia, chaplain to her Majesty; Ray. Dr. Black,
Barony ; Rev. Dr. Boyd, of St. Mary's (or Trots), all in
Court dress, l.el the honour of presoutieg • legal and dutiful
address.

deputation from the Free Presbytery of Glasgow nest
presented a loyal and dutiful address.
A deputation from the Magistracy of the County of
Lanark, consisting of his Oran the Duke of Hamilton, Lnrd
Belhaven, Sir James Campbell, Alex. Hastie, Fog., M.P.,
W Mum 111'Lme, Es*, of Plantation, William Cannel,
Reg., and Hobart Lrguhart, Esg , of Moss, pratinted
the following address :

TO THII tlVlll'S MOST EXCELLENT MAISSTT.
May it please your Mejesty— We, year Majesty's moat
dutiful and loyal 'objects, the Lord Lieutenant and Deputy-
Lieutenants, and the Justices of the ream of the County of
Lanark, beg LOW respectfully to approach your Maj.aty
with the most profound expreseione of loyalty and attach-
meat, to offer our heartfelt congratulations on your
Majesty's safe snivel in this part of your Ma-
jesty's dominions. We ball with the liveliest sea&
mints of delight your Majesty's return to Se*
land ; and beg to ware your Majesty of the deep
*toga of gratitude which, in common with your Majesty's
other Scottish subjects, we entertain for this renewed expres-
sion of your MO. sty's most amnions condescension and favour
in visiting this portion of your Mejeety's kingdom. We
humbly, but fervently, beg to swum your Majesty of our
tincere devotion to your Majesty's sacred person and moan ;
and appreciating, as we do, the inestimable blessings flowing
from the mild and benignant reign of your Majesty, it is our
fervent prayer to Almighty God that your ktsjeSty, your
royal consort, and beloved family, may enjoy every blessing ;
sod that your Majesty may long continue to sway the
British sceptre, maintain the liberties and happiness, and
live in the affection of a loyal, devoted, and dutiful people.
is the - of the Lieutenancy, and of the

Signed i Dante .--
Justices of the Peace of the County of Lanark.

Tii DtHeRKATION.
Her Majesty, leaning upon the arm of his Royal Highness
Prince Albert, preceded by Bit James Anderson, Mr. Hai-
re, the member for the city, &c.' then landed, and was
conducted to the royal carriage. The band struck up the
Queen's Anthem amid the most tremendous and deafening
cheers, and waving of hats and handkerchiefs. The royal
children were then brought up by Lady Jocelyn and placed
in their carry. Her Majesty's suit*, including Sir
0. Grey, Earl Forteteue, the Hon. Colonel Gr-
don, Lord Adolphus Filmier-nee, Sir James Clark,
die., ate., having taken their seat., the royal cortege moved
along Clyde-place, crossing the river by the Broomielaw-
bridge, when a splendid view of the grand triuu.pbsl arils
was obtained; up Jamaica-street, along Argyll-street to
Bachanan-street. On entering Buchanan-street the view
which presented itself was grand. On every site the deco-
rations with evergreens, flowers, Hags, fanciful designs in
various colours, hung in beautiful drapery, with innumerable
mottoes, such as " Welcome to Glasgow," " Welcome the
beet of Queens," ito. Then along George-street, which had
also a very splendid appearance, passing through George-
squire, up High-street, to the Cathedral, where her Majesty
was received by the 'Very Rev. Principal Mac:Arlan, who
conducted the royal party through the venerable edifies.
Her Majesty explored her high satufaetion with the view of
the noble structure, and the choir having sang the National
Anthem, the royal party then proceeded down High-street
to the College, where the Scour A.:ademicus prevented the
following address:—