The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-29 00:00:00

FROM LAST 1111GHT8 GAZETTE.

LOWER-STREET CHAPEL, ISLINGTON.
TOMORROW (Sander), Nov. 30, 1303, TWO SERE° viiibe prescbed (n.v.) by the Rev. CHARM; BRAKE ,Ninier ot
the chapel!, In ALD of the FUND for the RELIEFo atf
tbe
DISTRESSED OPERATIVES of the NORTH. Morning Service.
Itoll , Evening, put 0 dclock.

A BENEFIT for the LANCASHIRE
OPERATIVES
. .

will take place on The-4-titof December, at the
LONDON PAVILION, Tkhberne•etreet.

ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION of LITTLE
COZZLLI end the SPANISH DANCERS and continued
emcees of NW CONSTANCE the Star of the West, Madame
Loaeblnl, Madame Valckenaere„ Madame Else, and Mr. H. De
Brenner. The bill of fare also InetudesSma Calm, Fred. French,
the brothers Shapoott, led by Master Thotnea Shapoott, the
youngest drummer in the world, aged three years and six moisth
and the quaint comedians Durtah and Conolly.—The LONDON
PAVILION, 1, Ttebborne-street.—LOlßL and SONNHAMILIX
Proprleton.

ST. GEORGE TAVERN, 213, STRAND.
The best NIA Dinners In London, counsting of all the
choicest fish In season, Joints, and Cheese, for Is. each. at
6 o'clock. Real Turtle and other Bong always reedy. Clean,
washed Beds. Bed ant' Breakfast, N. 6d. each.
T. CIEIPPITIIB. from Billingenate.

HE LONDON GRAND B.ESTAIJRANT.
LUNCHRONS and DINWRILS A LA. CARTE can be bad
with COMPORT and DESPATCH AT ANY HOUR DAILY.
SAWYER'S YAMOUB LONDON DINNIE ready from I Lin 8
In the Grand Saloon.
Special dining-rooms for ladles and gentlemen.
Specials and well
_ventilated vim oodles, and imeokhog Saloon.
OPEN OS •DATII MOM POUR TILL NINE
SAWYRE Proprietor,
nnTorarrr, CORNER of CHAHCIRY-LAHIL

WHERE to DINE at ANY TIME.
*IST DINNERS IN LONDON,
at the most resseathie energise. at DIBRA'S ROM and
DINING ROOMS, 12, UPPER T. MARTIN'S-LANL Proprie-
tor, J. MAL/ORD, formerly chef de calming to the late Clover-
nor-General In India, Lord Dalhousie, and at the Trois Freres
Provenrani, Palate Royal, Paris, de. Indian curries served at a
moments notice. Joints, entries, dc., always ready. Bier
sysicht man Deutsch. Lou pule Francais.

STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchant&
WINES of superior quality. Ports: Superior old crusted,
481., SIM : very choice, Us., SOs. ; ditto from the wood, 271,
Sta.; superior, 341., 885. per dosen. Sherrie': Fine, Ws., Va.,
111; high quality, as., 42a, 645. ; Vino di Puto, His. Amon
tillado aad MaaseaUla, 465., bts. per dozen. Marsala, ;
Lisbon, rich or dry, 325. Bucellas, eba ; Champagne, good,
WA, 42a, as ditto choice brands, Ma., Ns., 725. Claret, Its., les.,
Ina. ; St. Julien, &a., ifs., tga, 4se. ; Chateau Margaux, Ac., eta,
Th. Hocks sad Hoeelles, SOL, 486., 64s ; very superior, eta, 725.
Wines of other descriptions equally reasoaable. AU goods
delivered tree within gee miles. Terms, cash.-78, Bashopegate-
s2eslwithin.

VARMOITTEI BLOATERS, 100, 7s. ; 200, 128. ;
1 are only supplied by the undersigned during the best part
of the season, from middle of October to middle of December.
Forwarded to all parts of England upon receipt of Post.otlice
order, poets** stamps, or remittance through any branch of the
National Provincial yank of England, who are his banker; and
to whom be begs to refer, or to R. Steward, Esq., mayor of the
borough.—FESDERICK DAENBY, fish merchant, Great Yar-
mouth. Established 179 U. High-tilled herrings, hermelleally
sealed, sent to all parts of the world.

CONSIGNIMNT of PLANTS from ORE—ST.
MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION,
at Ills Orest Room, So, Yingotroot. Covent-iowdoor_oa
MON DAY, Dec.l, at half-past 12 precisely. line ArioORTMINT
of PLANTA, comprising Indian Azaleas, Double Camellias, Hardy
Rhnslodendemia, Lillum, Lanelfollum, SWIM]. and Album,
Blue Tlgridia, Woodard and Pertuol Roses, ttc.—Ou Hew the
morning of sale, and catalogues had.

LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE.
WAUGH iad SONS. S lad 4. GOODGFATSZAT. W.

GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.—HAMILTON and
EINPTON beg to inform gentlemen that the NEW
GOONS for the coining ammo are of patterns and textures that
cannot be excelled, and specimen garments aro kept for inspec-
tion or sale at

BANKRUPT&
[Nairn OP 80LICIT0111 AND Forman PaI?MILLIS TO 111
OBTallieD AT THE °MCI OP TIEN OHMS HAMM;
00081 Or BANKRUPTCY, BABINGHAL4I7IIIIIIT.I
0101/0/1 HENRY YURI, Pleasant place, Holloway, painter, to stir-
render Dec. 9, at &
ABRAHAM WILLIAM GiLLIBNIIK Pall-Court, Doswell-street, and
Cheater-at, Kennington, bar litter and victualler, Dec. 9, at 3.
Jolla Trues, Clarksonudreet, Bethaal-green-road, hoeused vie.
tastier, Dec. 9, at 2.
Gaga. Lyme Moond' lane. Kennington-lane, late furniture
drier, Deo. 6 at 2.
GEoßdit BUTLER, Rumford, lance, Dec. 9, at 2).
GkoIibUJWINENS, Blimdellatreet, Calerlimuneroad, crucible pet
manufacturer, Dec. 9, at 2.
Witt's& HOBBS, W arwick.st , St. James's, merchant, Dec.l6.atl2.
(lemma beertlLD, lenehurch.buthlingt, City. police constable,
Dec. 9, at 21.
WILLUiII Unit, Greyhound-yard, West Mintheeld, and Kam
ningtommeaKenuington.pk.,gasreetermaeufacturer,Dec.9,att.
BENJAMIN 1180085, RoBERT SIDTII, and Janes barns, Oswalt-
street, beadere, Dec. 9, at 2.
THOIII4 JONA Puni,Cat rot,Limehotise,late victualley.Dec.ikai 11.
Roemer TODD. John'sterrace, Camden-town, Dec. 16, at 2-
Julia BLUM Albon-place, St. John's-lane, and St. John's-
square, Clerkenwell, ivory turner, Deo. 9, at 8.
RmiIARD NWT Pine& Hampden-street, Somers-town, licensed
victualler, Dee. 9, at &
RicHARD PAlawaEe, Pigott-street, Poplar, clerk, Dec. 9, at 2.
Jolla PgasOla Mums, litecknuckotreet and Stanhope-street,
Camden-town, carver and gilder, Dec. 9, at T.
Dwain Downy, Munater.aeusTe, Regent's-park, journeyman
pianoforte maker, Dec. 9, at 2.
Grown JOSIIPLI AbWros, Markdans, City, and Barry'Dplaos,
Bermondsey, manure merchant, Dec. 9, at
010901 Bnitze, Bentley. Banta, builder, Dec. 9, at 1.
mold!. y3t9OWI bantam and Ronan Claanar, ihramkuse,
City, fonmengers, Dec. e, at 1.
CB ARUM elonlineeS Wan, Bowers illiamkt Raw, Mark
Due. 12, at 10).
F9BDILICK A.IOIaAtIN, Eillillll6-street, Dee: 10. at IL be 1
W Greatikoverot., hop dealer, Dec. 10, 640).
Gltignik AITHOI NIwBAI alarleurough.nzad, Chelsea, Ode
marine Sore dealer, Dee It, at 11.
THOMAS PlollW,aushtobutt.,/lostoo, silk furnisher, Dec.lo,at U.
MARLS Park-plaos, South Hackney, late liaised
victual's. Dec.l2, at 11.
litaßT Creicannal, TibLettou-stuire, lalington, engraver, Dec.
12, at 10i ' •
leas Juicer BAUNDIHI, Waahliston-place aad hllford-grove,
Old Kent-real, sack dealer, Dec. 12, at 11.
010•01 Tyne, Uttle Brriew-street, Bt. Martiebolle. cartzentrat
Dec. 10, at 11.
°Rosin Begat WILLIAMS, Cumberland.street, Pimlico, builder,
Dec. 12, at 11.
Gkeitalt Woe, Longo/ley, Yinsltry, grocer, Dec. 12, at 2.
Wndien GRAILS 1001 Owen *row, Bt. John'asereet-road,
gobeirnitk. Dec. 12, at
JOHN JINN I.s,Botherinthestreet, Rotherhithe, Dee. 12, at le.
CO9IINIMISHIIIOOI SUCKLING, Birmingham. surgeon, Dec. 8, at 12.
Emcee-re' GNU.; Westbromwlch and Weduesbury, Malforl-
shire, innkeeper, Dec. 12, at 12.
WILLIAM Plathg, Walsall, Staffordshire, fruiterer, Dec. 12, at 12.
RICHARD libbuiSag, loin Weston, Salop, former, Dee. 111, at S. .
Join Wnamoamt JR& Notbughaza. builder. Dee. 23 at U.
SALUIL TAILOR, Nottingham, seeduman, Dec. 23, IS 11. •
TilvllASJOltaitaurr, Inland, late fly proprietor, Dee. 11, at 11.
Osman Kg& Templeton, Pembrokeshire, farmer, Dec. it, at 11.
WILLIAM WALTeit TROTT, Bristol, cab pe petits, Dec. it, at U.
JOHN Brain 801.1.1rr and WILUAE bsomilt Bekker!, Kingston-
upon-Haß, merchante.Dee. 10, at l&
enemas Ctlaasaays, She Meld, shoemaker, Dec. 18, at 10.
Semen LAWAIcOOI, Liverpool, licensed victualler, Dec. 9, at 11.
JOHN Bacot STARLIT. Lneepool, wine merchant, Dec. 12, at 11.
Taunts Allivoirtn, Manchester, late machine broker.Dec.l6,atll.
lulls Luxe& Manchester, calico printer, Dec. 12, at 12.
JOHN DRUMM Little Bolton, Lancashire, Joiner, Dec. 11. at 11.
CJXSZLIUS Inenuts, jun., Cheadle, Cheshire, shirt manulare
tune. Dee. 12, at 12.
Jolla ADAnnii WAIT. LORD, Bradford, draper. Dec. 16, at 12. I
Fainikideit Tee& Bristol, beer-house keeper, Dec. 11, at IL
clausal 1111.1nartia. Binalngliam, poulterer, Jan. A at le.
ALFRAD blow ea, Bizednebant, pants, Jan. 5, at 10.
WILLI Jaime Liverpool, poultry dealer, Dee. 8, at & •
Gamey 01110ultY GOMM, Liverpool, pallier, Dee. 11, at 3.
JOBB COWBOYS, Manchester, provienn deader, Dec. 22, at 91.
JOHN WOult, HYMN, patteru card maker, Dec. 13, at 10.
0101t08 Wiooo, Worksop, Notts, commissiou agent, Dec. 39,
at 11.
Wig/SLUSH/ALP, Slough, Buckinghamahire, Dee. 18, at 11.
RICHARD 120011, Mostly-brook, Lauc., beeneller, Dec.l6 at 11.
Juemva BASKS, liakewell. Derbyshire, coufectioner, Ike. 9,6411.
HURT klegitar, HaverfordwesaUceneed victualler. Dec.ll at Ir.
THOMAS Nettie& Hyde, Cheshire, baker, Dee. 10, at IL
0901101 ANHAHLMS, Luton, Bedforeskire, bleacher, Dec. 9, at 11 .
AIARMIDIII WRIUJS, Leabury, Nurthumberlasid, commisidon
agent, DWI. 12. at la.
Juntas Unelik&L,Longhope,Gloucestersh.dnnkeeper,Ds.2o,atl2.
JOHN Tininess:iv, Worsater, natuaenger, Dec. It, at It.
THuMAS W RJWJ Abbarley, Worcestershire. builder, Dec.ll, at IL
JosliPH 0.14191 Tr, !Bewley, Salop, home corn keeper. Dec. 13. et 12.
Itießeee Baum, gen., is tabffainild,etatiorthAtre, chart/nests,
Due. 15, salt
EDWARD Bane" Ateester,Warwicksh., plumber, Dec. 24 at Et.
I'fieitte , South Batter& bona, conlwei ucr,Dec.lo,at 11
Joint HOAX& yddyntiwydion,Mentgumerysic,fartner,DeellatlL
Jinni Darla, Idannkaimal hantiesue, Brockaockaltire, farmer,
Dec. 15, at 12.
WiLidate Jarmo* Hortlon-on-the-Hill, Esse, anctioneeri,
Dec. 10, at 10.
'rear. 1191nalim, Imaiim4lBll7llt tw
JOHN Blum; Klrkaaarews on liak, Coumberland, butcher, Dec.
le, at ex
MATTHEW Bard, South Shields, Joiner, D.e. 9, at 12.
Itsdame STAXIMULI,OS, Coventry, late victualler, Dec. 13, at 12.
JAMMi BAISSUALS, Preston, carver, Dee. 16, at Iv.
WILLIAM 131111YINLD, Brighton, butcher, Dee. 22, at 11.
MART Yl9BO, Chilinaik, Wilts, shone womun, Dec. 10, at 12,
Josh Hawn, Utaiterbury, plasterer. Ds. 4, at 2.
%V !WAN entreintrA, lerazulingbani, Sullulk, bootmaker, Dec.
It, at !-
Jens' DeDDIEJDOB, Wells, Somenistah., painter, Dec.lo, at 11
LAST LILLMINATIONS.
Dec. 16. C. Gibson, Haberiltudier-place, and Wilderness-row,
Heaton, bootmaker-Der. 18. D. G. letzgerald. Wandsworth-
road, and Paternoster-row, City, Dewspaper proprietor-Dec. 16.
S. Hayselden. Upper Marsh, Lambeth, bricklayer-bee. 16. A.
Chirac, Albert-street, Waterloo-road, gene merchant-Dec.
is. J. ....est. Crown-cressut, Tertekenhani, commercial tra-
veller-Doc. IL T. Batcheler, Langdelealreet, St. George'sin.
the-Mast, carman-Dec. le. W.grinecut, Johnsores.plec.., Pim-
lico, coach painter-Dec.l6. J. Levavarneur. leachiachotreet,
City, general merchant-Dec. 11. & W. Graves, St. Annsrued,
ilristou-rued, lute adjutant of the 19th Surrey Volunteer Elites-
Dec. 11. H. C. !edema Great Yarmouth, gentleman-Dec. 11.
C. babiam, Bury St. Edmuuds, innkeeper-Dec. 11. Fanny Maria
Deneuluin, St. Gcorge's place, Knightsbridge, milliner-Dee. 11.
H. Nedham, Markham-square, Chelsea, clerk in the Island the
venureottice - 11. A. Chu ice, Well-street, Hackney, general
dealer-Dec. 11. J. chaseley, Harrow, con dealer-Dec. 11. B.
Stokes, Perk-nest, Caneleretewn. French dyer-Dec. 10. Z C.
Pearson, Nicholas-lane, City, and Kingstou-upen.HuL merchant
-Dec. 16. IW. V. rettigrew, Cbesterotreet, Groavenspleoe,
doctor In li:indictee-Ds. 16. 11. Haggett, Milan-terrace, Bane -
sea, cunamerct.l clerk-Dec. 10. J. C. Urquhart, Kingstoreen-
Thames, baker-Dec. 16. IW. M. Chambers, Tukenhouse.yard,
City, and Croydon, wine merchant-Dec. 10. J. Painter, Mary-
street and IA Hampstead-road, wheelwright-Dec.
16. IL Dolby, Strand and Dinninghatu, scenic artist-Dec. 16. 1.
G. SubLe, Lothian-road, Camberwell, comtnerchil traveller-
Dee- 16 J. B. DunUenisn, Normandy-place, Brixton-road, army
astute' clerk-Dec. 16. W. Stiff, Asia next Sandwich, Kent,
baker-Dec. 16. H. J. aloe, Crown.street, rinebary, and Meet
Hew, Maser. manufacturer of embroidery-Dee. 16. T. 11. Ds-
villa, Herbert-street. Heston, and hymundsinn. Chancery-lane,
attorney's clerk-Dec. 16. J. A. Geerts, Sloane-street, Chelsea,
hair airseer-Dee. 16 C. Thompson, Clarendon-read burtb,
Nutting-Id& builder-Ds. 16 H. Waimea Jun., Harpenden,
Hera, mien merchant-Dec. 16 J. H. Brown. lltomvey and San-
awn. Hants, patent parchment manufacturer-Dec. is. Dora
knizabeth Seedy', Akterepinestreet. City, electric telegraph In-
strument maker--Dee. IL W. Kira, I:bawler-tares, Ken-
ningtotepark, ishirbrokeff clerk-Dee. is. J. Fry, Laudser-
real, Upper Holluway, attorney's clerk-Dee. le. N. Stemma
Cannon-street-rod, St. Georges.i.u.thiskast, house deoorstor-
Dec. 16. J. Porter, taindeiscottages, Camden-town. cabinet
maker-Dee. 18. L. ehaley, Milton street, Clapham, livery stable
keeper-Dec. 18. J. Davey, Whitecroassireet, St. Luke's, baker
-Dec. 22. J. Connaway, Nelson-street, Hackney road, late a
licensed victualler-Dec. 22. A. litearti, Itematereati, liarnabury,
and White Hart-street, Newgate-market, meet saleidmiu-Dec.
22. B. Street, Kenton-road. south Hackney, nautical instrument
meker-Dec. M. J. Bernstein, Salient-square. Commercial-road
East, slipper uediufacturer-Dee. 22. G. T. Simpson, Portland.
terrace, Rothethithe, surgeon-Dec. 22. K. U. Grimes,
Dukeoreet, • Grosvenor-Nu •re, licensed victualler-Dec. el,
T. 11. Billing, Cove, Bads, launderer-Jan. 9. H. Wil-
liams, Doddii.gton-grove, Keimington-park, umbrella maker
Jan. 1. G. H. de S. N. P. flarrason, Rensusgtomgardenaopnare
-Dec. at J. Fryer, Hayniarket, shirt maker-Jan. s. A. B.
Studs. Walcot-place, Hacks), stationer's assistant-Jan. 9.
A. Bowes, Krug W illiamotreet, Cul, merchant -Dec. 22.
It. rrneliard. Wandsworth-meal, plumber-Dec. 21. J. H. Dar-
ling. Lion mews. Kensington, china dealer-Dee. 24. T. Crow-
ther, Vtilsoe-street, Providence-row, Shoreditch, saddler-Dec.
14. 0. 1. Allen, Tower-street, Upper St. Hartle's-lane, under-
taker-Dec. 24. S. Smith, Bedford-street, 13edfortioquani, corn
dealer's assistaut- lira 2. J. Scrivener, Ipswich, baker-Nov.
M.. W. Garnett, Green-street, Kenuingtou-oval, hat maker-
Dec. 22. B. LL itylana, Surbiton, Seem), clerk to a public com-
pany-Dec. 22. W. Ferns, Cottenleineroad, Holloway, journey-
man goldsmith-Dee. et J. L. Hine, Shouters ID& stock jobber
-Dee. M. H. B. !Member, High-street, l'oplar, manager to a
pawnbroker-Dec. 22. W. J. Priestman, Tiklifiekl.place, Clap-
ham, chemist-Dee. 22. J. T. Tones, Holy wen street, cook-
J an. 7. T. B. Gardner, Handoworth, Stafford-Dee. 19. H. F.
Baker, Kidderminster, farmer-Dee. U. Storer, jun., Coven-
try, builder-Dec. 19. IL B. Briscoe, Worcester, farmer-
Jan. 7. B. Oregory, Wolverheuiptou and North Malvern, brick-
maker-Dee. It Fanny Adams IPenkull, Mattordehire-Jan.
7. W. Watts, Castle Church, Staffordshire, builder-Jan. 7. J.
Trehem, Dr./belch, grocer-Jan. 7. J. linen, Birmingham,
journeyman gam manufacturer-Dee. 16. C. Martin, Derby,
builder-Jan. 13. W. Wilson, Cleckbeston, Yorkaliire, flannel
manufacturer-Der. 16. C. aye. Leicester, lime burner-Jan.
le. F. Pickup, Scarborough, tobacconist-Jan. l& J. Brook and
W. Y. IftaiMnit, liuddereeeld, cotton spinners-Dec :IL J.
booth. ltheilield, retailer of beer- Dec. 19. J. A. Skidmore,
Wakefield, Yorkshire, 4:untwist, u agent-Dee. 20. A. Andrew
and J. Parkin. shenteld, Iron roantlfaCtUrMS-Dee. IL. W. Art,
Liverpool, boot maker-Dec. la R. Williams, Birkenhead and
Liverpool, Joiner-Dec. 17. T. C.rroll, Liverpool, lenkeeper -
Dec. 17. A. L. Dupont, Liverpool, teacher of French-Dec. 16.
8. Blackburu, Alt:Wawa. Cheshire-Dec. 17. W. G. Moore, Man-
chester, wine merchant-Dec. 18. J. Pye, Blackburn, Lancashire,
oneer-Leo. BR C. H. Mina-bin, Manchester, insurance
- --
Cheshire. aaddler-Dee. 23. J.

BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS
and 00IIC1113, Barrack Panama Trunks, Portman-
teaus. Ite.-1416, Plomadllty. Catalogues tree.

DAVDES'S SPERM CANDLES, le. 4d. and
64. per lb.: ea. British was, Is. 6d.: transparent was,
la 6d.: genuine was, Ea 4d.: German wax, la ; botanie wax,
Ia mitentspenn, la : composite, aid., AL, and the hest,
metallio for Palmer s ; magnums, 9.1.; dirs.
mums,; Cola oil, 4.. 9d per gallon: yellow soap, .
40a. 44a, and 48a. per 1121 W.: mottled. 48a. old brown
Windsor, Is. 94. par packet: coramcm brown Windsor, 114 whit.
Windsor. la. 4d.. hoary, Is. td.: glycerine and almond, Ia per
bar—lor cask at
MartinP. DAVIES and 8014d' ware-
' 0404. a. 84. 'sdanis, Charing-croon London, W.C.

VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and
BROGDEN, for the Information of the Public and their
numerous Patrons, beg to make tho following announcement r
garding the VALI Eof GOLD, feeling persuaded that the lute-
rads of the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by
the wide circulation of knowledge on this subject. Gold being
divided lute 24 parts or c.irata, It follows that geld of
24 carats line, Is 13 munta..A.3 3 81 9 Praia .. In 11 0
worth . .IA 4 lle 17 carats.. 80 2 8 carats .. 134
per 011.11011. 16 carats.. 2 16 7e 7 carats .. 6 9
23 carats.. 4 1 6 16 costa.. 213 1 6 I 21
TI carats (Walsh 14 carats.. 3964 6 carats .. 17 8
standard) 317 101 13 carats.. 26 0 4 carats .. 14 1
21 carats.. 314 4 12 carats.. 22be 3 carats .. 10 721
20 carats.. 310 in 11 carats.. 118 1 t carats 7 1
19 carats.. 3 7 3 10 carats.. 116 te I carat ... 3 61
Manufactory, 16, Llemietta-street, Covent-garden, W.C., London.
Miens made of Chains and Jewellery for Is. each. N.B. This
EstablMnmut is closed at 6 In the evening, and on Saturdays
at one o'clock

Just out, price &L by poet for Seven Stamm
RIMMEL'S ALMANACK for 1863,
lb richly illtudrated and perfumed, tar exceeds Its predeces-
sors in sweetness and elegance. It Imparts • delightful scent to
pocket books, desks, card cases. albums, eM tome a pleaaent
memento to 888 d ittriends at home or abroad. Sold by all the
trade.
X Kimmel, Padivasc to her Male.sty, 90. Strand, and 24, CornlailL

Tan ROYAL Aonicuvrow. Cord/oz.—Mr. Hol-
land, M.P., writes to the Gardeners' Chronicle to state that
this college is flourishing, and is well managed, both as re-
gards it. discipliee mid its system of instruction. The pre-
sent session may be reckoned as one amongst its most sue- '
caesful.
STRANDING OF A WHALE.—The Beluga, one of
the monsters of the deep, was left on the beach by the
ebbing tide, on Saturday last, at Robin Hood's Bay. It is
supposed to have been dead ten or twelve days. It mea-
sured
in length 17 feet, and 12 feet 10 inches in eircum-
ference at the thickest part. The blubber was taken off by
the fishermen the following morning. The Beluga, or white
whale, is a native of the high northern latitudes, and is one
of the meet beautiful and active of its race. Its colour is
pure milk white, sometimes tinged with a rose colour or a
alight wash of yellow, and the skin is very soft, smooth, and
al The flesh of this animal is eaten by the Green-
la i=.
and other people of the Arctic regions. It is as
red as beef, and of somewhat similar flavour. The female
produces one or two at a birth, towards which she displays
the strongest attachment—Yorkshire Gazette,
THE TUB? SCANDALS.—The court of inquiry
upon the officers of the Grenadier Guards implicated in the
turf scandals has made its report, but it is neither as clear
in ire conclusions or in any way as satisfactory as could be
wished. Virtually, it leaves the whole decision of the fate
of Colonel Burnaby in the hands of his Royal Highness
the Field-Manhal Commending-in-Chief ; and upon the
charge of 'harping at Mandated a kind of questionable
verdict is pronounced, leaving matters in much the same
state as the Mewed' of the Jockey Clubleft the Tarragona
affair at Newmarket. This can scarcely be considered
satisfactory to Colonel Burnaby or the regiment whose
honour is more or less mixed up with his name. We hope
that the Duke of Cambridge will act not only with justice
but with fearless Braman in the matter, and take care of
the fair fame of the senior.—draw aped Nary Gazette.
RAILWAY AOCIDINTR IN GIIIMANY.—RaiIW/i,
=ideate are rare in Germany compared to some other
countries, and this may probably be attributed, at least in
i part, to the very moderate pace of the trains, the frequent
stoppages eves Id the expresses, and the rgeeend delibe-
rateness of the whole i) stem. On Saturday evening last,
however, a mishap occurred, near Potsdam, to the mail
train from Cologne, due in Berlin at about 10µm. Four
passenger carriages got off the rails, and two of them were
upset, one of them getting broken completely in two. For-
tunately and strangely—consideriog the nature of the Heel-
dent—no one was killed, soil the injuries suffered
were generally slight, except iu two or three cases,
one of these being that of an unlucky bridegroom, who
had just started on his wedding trip, and whose leg was
broken. The telegraph was set to work, the passengers got
into Berlin an hour after midnight, and by great exertiou
the line viva cleared and open again no the following day.
On the previous night a singular accident happened on the
same hue, near the Bielefeld station. As the mail train to
Cologne was passing along, a one-horse vehicle dashed down
• steep side road which leads across the railway, broke
through the gate, which was badly secured, became eaten.
sled with the train, and was dragged along with it for *ones
distance. Two women, who were in the cart or gig, broke
their necks ; the driver had several ribs fractured • and
horse and cart were, so the account. say, literally knocked
to pieees.—Leiter from Berlin.
ROBBERY OF THE MAIL IN SWFEZFHLAND.—
Bum, Nov. 25.-1 n the night of Sneaky and Monday
last the federal mail carriage which runs between Lugano
and Como was attacked by fifteen brigands from Lombardy,
who afterwards returned—at least, is it is supposed—to
their own country. The outrage occurred on Swiss terri-
tory, at a spot Beer Chiang, on the Ticino frontier. High-
way robberies are so rare in Switzerland that the mail
Cl:lsever think of carrying an arm. It is at least twee
and years since a mail was robbed in Switzerland. On
this occasion the guard made a stout resistance with his
flute, but he was overpowered by aumbers and sadly Bl-
ued. A lady—a countess—who was travelling in the coop':
was robbed of 4,000 fr. The other travellers, four or five in
number, lad what valuables they had about them. It is
rumoured that the authors of this crime belong to a new
band of brigands let loose upon northern Italy by the Bour-
bons of Borne who work under the protection of Napo-
leon lIL
GABOTTING 11l Tutus:lLL—A correspondent
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, my

SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and
SON, will @WA certali4 preserve the sight. Better mama
be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, 16e.: steel, with
glimess 3s. to 10s. Gold and Silver Spectacles and Eye-Gleams
Wrest variety, at c
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nine, • young lady of 14 was "'inn from °l.xweet•r* • Bolt, lianthe-Mer., IhMisse— civic-7-thaller-- Dec. 11t.14. Wood, Wool.
terrace to Cambric's/48mm When opposite the archway . aide, Northumberland, farmer—Dec. 17. A. Clarke, Balesowen,
leading to the mews, between Nos. 3 sad 4, West- Worcestershire, retail brewer—Dec. 17. 8. Ideredith. Kingswin.
hourne.crescen& she was eased from behind by a man, who ford. iltartorushire, bonder—Dec. 17. D. J. Lovett. Rinsed,.
ford, Staffordshire, budder—Dec. 13. B. Omen, Rattlesden, se-
-
LADIES. —RO WLA NDS' KALYDOR, an put his arm round her throat and dragged her under the
deans- Dec. 13. 0. Fisher, Iltowmarlitt, Suffolk, general dealer—
archway, where a woman and another man were waiting. folk. tamer— Dec. 13 W. Ch•DerY, Wellborn, Or Malt. horse
The woolen seised her round the body ; the other man
T°Orlental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Besot& Dec. I& W. Eynon, Baverfordwest, plumber—Dec. 17. J. Ritson,
tying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant. bloom It imparts bold a pistol to her tans, threatening to shoot her if she ist, , Oxlternsciatb, Cumberland, joiner—Dee. 17. J. Dines,
to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it induces of ! made any noise. They then emptied her pocket, struck her Rowell, Northanolhonthire, plumber—Dec. 19. O. &Wham,
the hands and arms, Its capability M south' ag irritation and ma fn in the cheat and back, and tried tc, take her rings and ear. Bereford,builder—llec. Y. R. Rebell. Walkirringissas. Node,
moving all redness, tan, pimples, mints, freckles, discoloration,. , :ix she god her hair fell down. One of them iln.Or—DOC- 18. J. liqgbes. lizidiumtli. ffnliM, boot maker—
sod other cutaneous visitations, render It indispenaside to every , • .Dec. 19. a Mom, seir boot maker—Dec. It W. Harries,
toilet. It obviates all Ike Mode of climate on the skin, whether i • ion.d wheals case
Zbee . foich themomatbi°3.. and they were pm. Samdeedook psmemaillise, bleehamlth—Dec. 15. E. Batten-
with reference to cold and inclemency, or Intense solar beat. • boat the Mir, when bury, Torquay, Devonshire, baker—Dec. 15. J. Cooper, Torquay,
Price de. ed. and es. tl/41. per hotthr.-8014 at 20. if tton.gardsu, .. beard sad they ran away. She pursued them as far se Devonshire, painter—Dee. th T. Illburn, Booth Shields, painter
and by ishembia end perfumers. Ask ter " Rowland( lialydru: 1 Glosomier-phies • they timed off into Brook-street, and she —Dec. MIL Ilidetkes, at. Amnia, Cornwall, tea dealer—Dee.
andbeware ot epulous and pernicious articles under the name I last night al thee. There was no other person I. Mir li. F. T. TM. Braes,. gamer, boat bulklar—Dee. 9P. they.
risr. dieing lin whole doe" OK PWWIWs ismayse. a. a. F. Imam Mkinhok

Manta, boat insker—Dee. 9. 0. Tuddenham, Aldershot, Haab,
beer retailer —Dee. 14. T. Constint, Luton, Beds, gardener—Jan.
90. I. Thomas, Rahman., Monmouthshire, innkeeper—Dec. 16.
J. Oremon, Halifax, 1 °dual's*, phokgrapher—Dec.ll6.J.Wheel.
doe, Halifax, Yorkshire, linendraper—bm. U. H. Thomas,
Madeley, Salop, nahmonger—Dec. W.. W. Arnold, Manchester,
cab driver—Dec. 11. T. lloton, Manchester. Porter—Dm
24. W. Jones,Manehester, iler —Dee. I& T. Earle, Sunderland,
optician—Dec. 11. W. Itawliame, Salford, beenelka—Dec. 11.
T. B. Holland, Salford, surgeon—Jan. 14. J. Perm, WWI*
Cheshire, boot and shoe maker—lee. 17. J. Tomlinson, Over, I
Cheshire, salt maker—Dec. 18. J. Pendrlgh, Carlisle, Miler—
Dee. 17. J. Barton, WllBOll cum-Twalubrooka, Cheshire, boomed
victualler—Jan. & J. Dodson, Shettlekl, stunemasoo—Dee. IL
W. Jones, Caermarthee, carpenter—Des. Ye. G. Hell, Beaton,
Cheshire, innkeeper—am I. T. Orindrod, Wallasey, Che-
shire, civil engineer—Dee. 16. J. Drury, Dirkenhaid, stemma
Dee. 12. .1. W. Wood, Husband, Bosworth, Leicestershire, was-
saan—Dec. 10. J. H. Thome" Lae Belford,
Dec. 10. J. Austin, Jun., Loos Maks, Derbyshire, curl k=
Dec. 10. W. Fergie', Darby dealer In earthenware—Dee. W. IL
Young, Aston-on-Tres 1& l& D. T. Kerrldge. Tram.
linghani, Suffolk, be an. 9. J. Williston, Lechlade,
Gloucestershire, Dee. 16. J. Beheinna, Towednack,
Cornwall, innkeeper.

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
N0v.15. WILLIAM SMITH and DAVID SCOTT DTAVIM7, Man-
chester, and Oldham, Unmanly% oaten spinners.
NOV. 21. WILLIAMILSMOIL2II and AMIIAMAM 11CDDLIM201, Pod-
any and Leeds, cloth manufacturers.

DECLAILATIONB 07 DITIDINDS.
Bomar Meatus (separate estate), Havertordsrest, grocer—lit
dividend of M., Dec. A at Milers, Bristol.
C 1110.1113 Wiirrammt, Wanborough, Wiltshire, carrier—Lt divi-
dend of M. SS., any,Wedneolly, at Miller's, Bristol.
ILICHLILD JACKSON and JOHN JACLIOR, Oldham, cotton gasman
71st divulend of ids. to., say Toesdny„ at Hammon* Man-

cheater. .
Lam RIDICII, Higher NUM*, Totangtoa Lower Ink lanowirtra 1
tanner-Ist dividend of ba lid., any Tuesday, at 1142111101111%, •
Manchester.
JAMB WOlta4.3nersill He& near A• 01.648, liossecal rionab '
lal,7=e and of 1 7-1611. say Torridity, at Hernalnan's,
• 1
Joint *MIR Sidnroath, Dionnibtra, boolwebar—dividend of 205.,
any day, at &amp's, Bonita].
DITIDINTS. I
Dec. 16. X H. Helmet Manahan, Middlesex, commission
agent—Dec. 141 8. flaxen, High Wycombe, pinks, print. r —Deo.
lii. A. Watts, Yreemantle, and Bassett and Bed well, Hampshire,
ballder—Dec. 16. J. Bennett, Norwich, tador—Dee. 16. W. 8.
Sluarman and Bleu Terry, Brighton, boottrakers— Deo. 16. 1. W.
OrWs, Nnywkl, Ilsendraper—Doc. It H. Hymns, Commercial-
streer.Whltechapel, stationer—Dec. 16. J. ILOriesbach, Carina
a ),A, Tile, professor of meMo—Dec. it F. W. Goddard.
CoMmamstreet, City, sad Wandsworth. Surrey, auctioneer—Dec.
•It W. Nance, Mark-lane, City. and Ellzabeth.villas, Diadem-
lane, shipluoker—Der. 16. G. Brooks, &angst., Kent,
' Dec. 10. .*. H. Jactsca, ladoester, silk mercer—Dee. itr
aieA. ;
Hands, Birmingham, nomad victualer—Dec. 16. E Plasy, Sp-
per Holloway, clerk—Dec. 16. C. J. Watchman, So
af~
ti
haberdasher—Dic.—Dec. 10. W. "'B. Erre,j, Ges'lJl4encoginkia'. grocer—Dee.
De: ar.
It Greenwood A. Greenwood, and J. Greenwood, [addendum
Foot, naseasillax:oo4teek manulansuen—Doc. 11. I. Fa
rid J. Hodgson, Bradford, Yorkshire, stuff merchants—Dl7
J.iFoa Scarborough, 'I orknire, Molioaper—Des. 11. J. W. Old-
field,- Bradford, Yorkshire, stuff merchant—Dec. 11. J. Sykes,
W. Sykes, and W, Brook, Gantt, near Wakefield, coon millers—
Dec. 9. & G. Broombead, Liverpool, betther—Dsa 24. W.Seatos,
port' sad Aoaitt~on, Lancashire.
Dec. 10. W. Herd,
Manchester, lic, nerd 'victualler—Dec. 10. Harter', Bideford,
innkeeper—Dee. 16. G. Watling. Shipelhara, Norfolk, shoos-War
—Dec. 19. J. Barlow, se]. ,separate estate), Calvert's-buildings,
Southwark, and Maidstone, Kent, hop factor.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Deverill and A. C. Cave, Nottingham, lace merchants—R.
H. Watkins and K. Watkins, Foot's Cray Kent, fanners—T.
Cum, T. J. Chun, and LJ. IL Clam, Latta Argyll-Brea, El-
gestetreet, and Mara, Oormatitardso, wine merchant., so far
as r.innis K. J. H. Clum—J. Burrows and J. Martin. Black-
burn, Lancaahlre, morons—W. Duplock and H. Dnploek, Lewes
and Sonthover, linasex, plumbera—W. W. Roberta and R. L.
Jones, Ciarbarvoa, surgeons—W. Smith and D. 8. litavertgrptd-
ham and Manchester, cotton spinners—H. Pratt and J. .
lifterhdleive, Tarlatan, brick makers—F. Hinds sod H. Hal-
had, Birmingham, let ornament manufacturers—T. Baty and J.
D. Batt', Liverpool, wine Inrc ehants—J: Todd and W. Todd,
Norwich, tailors-4i. T. Pate and J. Hogg, Sly. Cambridge.
&km chemists—R.omA and G. Carney, Broadway. We:tmln.
eter, corn dealers—James Btrst, John Hirst, and 0. Hirst, Hud-
dersfield, Yorkshire, walks cloth snaststanwers, to far aa re-
gards James Hint—l. Williamson and H. A. Williamson, Wm-
cheater, cloth commission agents—J. Scales and P. Fisher, Har-
m/barrow, Cornwall, aroma manufacturers—T. WWJams sad
T. H. Williams, Ilymouth, hair thiewars-11. 8. Bristow and J.
G. Bristow, Birkenhead, ironmongers—T. Boesky and J. C.
Clark, 01d-street, City-mad, and Colchrotorolniet, WMtechassi,
bottle ;rata manulacturers—a iiipwell and J.
Cpourt Mills Dag* Yorkshire, cotton winners—M. Parker
T. Tyson, Bandon, Staffordthlre common brewers.
stxrrca sxttisirmAxioss.
DIIIICAII Sonic Logierilk Perthshire, farmer, Dec. 9. at Fisher's
Hotel, Paladin. ,
Dunn Row, Resells, Cromarty. merchant, Dec. I, at the Com-
inerClal Temperance Hotel, Cranny.
JOHN M ELAM; Glaagow, spirit merchant, Dec. 6, all this Faculty
Hall, Glasgow. ' .

At the Council-chamber, Whitehall, the
day of Noibsiie, 180., present, the Lord Proidawt,
0 'AFL, Obsimpresenewsi Lewis, Bart.?'
motes Nfr
pt
hem pleased to appoint the Most
Noble George Douglas GliamelL Duke of Argyll, to be
Lord Lieutenant of the oounty of Argyll, hie grace this day
took and subscribed the oath a nted to be taken thee.-
upon instead of the oaths of• allegiance, supremacy, and
abjuration.-42eadie.
THE LORD CHANCELLOR AND THE NEW BANE.
EUPTCY ACT.—The Lord Chancellor will in future take the
onsets in bankruptcy himself, and thus reilave,the Lords
justices of the labour. His lordship will sit on Tuesday'
for bankruptcy appeals.
REPRPHENTATION OF ANDOVER.—Notice is given
in last night's Gamete that the Speaker will issue kis writ
for the election of a member for Andover, in the room of
the late Mr. Coles, at the expiration of tirteen days. It
appears evident that the return of Mr. Alderman Cabral I.
his old constituency will be unopposed. Meetings have here
held by both parties, and on Tuesday last Sir Christopher
Rawliesoo, sou of the late Mr. John Hamelin/on, the Mary.
lebone magistrate, arrived in the town and visited several
influential gentlemen of liberal principles, with a l'iew to
contest the borough with Mr. Cubitt. But the favourable
feeling existing towards the latter gentlemen offering no
chatted success, be has since withdrawn from the town.
Mr. Cubitt will, we understand, refrain from issuing any
address until alter the funeral of the late member, which
will take place on Monday next.
METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS.—The weekly
meeting of the board was held yesterday, Mr. Thwai...es
in the chair. Commueicatieus were presented from several
parishes protesting against any addition to their present
heavy taxation for the purpose of widening streets and
other similar improvements. A report was brought up
from the Works and Improvements Committee oe the subject
of the application of the Holborn District Board of Works
to this board in reference to the widening or removal of
Middle-row, Holborn. The committee were not prepared
to recommend the beard at present to undertake those ha.
provenrents. The recommendation of the committee wee
agreed to. Some other business was disposed of and the
board adjourned.
THE EARLY CLOSING AND VOLUNTEER Movz-
lIENTB.-14ust evening a soiree was bald at the Queen's
Coecert.rooma, Hanover-square, in embanks's with the early
clueing and volunteer movements. The band of the West
Middlesex Rifles was us attendance by permission of Lieut.•
Colonel Lord Haddock, and played a variety of euliveniog
air, iu the course of the evening with great taste and preci-
sion. There was a large attendance of ladies. Ref rash-
menta were served at half-past seven o'clock. Among those
present were Lord Etch*, M.P., the Right Hoe.
Earl Grosvenor, M.P., Lord Radstuck, Robert Banbury,
Faq., M.P., the Rev. W. G. Humphrey, 8.D., the Rev.
John Stoughton. Benjamin Shaw, Seq., M.A., Major
Hughes, of the Working Men's College; Major Saunders,
Havelock Rifles ; Captain M'Gregor, of the London Scottish
Rifles, Sc. At half-past eight o'clock Lord Fiche was
called to the chair, the band plying " See the Conquering
Hero conies." Lord Maio briefly addressed the meeting on
the origin of and advautagee conferred by the early closing
movement generally, and particularly its influence on the
success of the volunteer movement. A number of gentle-
men, including Lord Grosvenor, Captaiu M'Gregor, Mr.
Williams, and Major Hughes (introduced by Lord Elcbo as
" TOM Brown"), having addressed the meeting, some other
resolutions were adopted and the proceedings terminated.
INTERVENTION IN FAVOUR OF THE SOUTH.—The
Richmond papers complain that the Times has misled them
as to the probability of interventions. They reader jimtico
to ita goodwill. The Eicirrwred Examiner of the Sth admits
that it " undertook the teak of removing the last shadow
that stood between the South and the sympathies of
Europe, by arguingthatthe independence of the Confederacy
would most certainly secure the abolitioniof negro slavery ;
for the ik/ElliOtli reader that it would take it out of the
binding influences of controversy, sod leave it subject to the
free operations of natural CMOs." Neither does the
Examilicr question the sincerity ef our costemporavy in
holdiug out rignels of relief to the South. But it hit.
terly repents having trusted the iodisation* of the Times,
through supposing that its language foreshadowed the in-
teatioas of the government.
ST. ANDREW'S UNIVERSITY.—The election of Lord
Rector took place on Thursday. At the close the state of
the toll was found to be as follows:—For Mr. Stirling, 101 ;
for Lord Dalhousie, fit ; majority for Mr. Stirling, 42.
The result was hailed with the most uproarious borate of lip.
plexus.
ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON, MittewTo/r,
_AND
SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.—About lOf-past 10 o'elach cm
Thursday evening • collision took place between a dews
Goal express train and a goods Untie, near • place celled
Tinsley-green, about two miles from the Three Bekker
railway station by which one man, a guard of the coal
train, was killed, and Edward Ray, driver of the goods
train, injured by jumping off the engine at the instant of
the collision.
EXPLOSION AT A LUCIFER-MATCH MANETACTORY.
—At • late hoar on Thursday night, the extensive inciter.
match manufactory belonging to Mr. B. Letchford, Three
Colts-lane, Bethnal-green, was blown down by an explosion.
The engines of the Leaden Flrobricide wort shortly es the
spot, and the firemen inoriseed groat resistance ; fortunately
DO one was on the premises. The building was a brick sad
Wilber one, 41 feet long by 15 fed broad. A similar mita-
kinds OCOWTIDOS happened two yeses ego.