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London, England, 1852-07-23 00:00:00

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Y AUCTION.

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Valuable little FREELIOLD GRASS FARM, well timbered, offering
- :a choice Ste for Building, am:L*80111e DETACLIED LANDS, at
' TO I' I'•,.RIDIAE,. HERTS. ' -
11/ E.SiSti.S.• DA NIEL •S Mira and SON w il.
.. SELL, by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, on Tusan,A3r,
August Io,•at,Twelve,,. j ... . 4
'-, A small (I, mpact FAR 0, with good buildings, co coprising, In a
ring fence, ab6ut 36 acie4 of rich Meadow Lao r, nertr Totteridge• ;
als , Two .Mead Wa, 'between Totter dge ant Mllllll,..adJoining the
eetates ofJ.• IL Puget and J. F. PaWkiii, Esqi.
Particulars arid plans may be Lad at their offices, in Waterloo-
place, Fall-mall. • -•-.

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Imprrtant and truly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, and MAM
in the interesling.an i beautiful vicinity of RYE and :NORTH' I.M ,
on the river Rother, courprisin; urwardr of 1,560 acres, nearly in
ring fence. • -
MESSRS.
_DANIEL SMITH one SON will
SUBMIT to PUBLIC SALE, at the Auction Mart, on
. UESDAY, August 1 (unless an acceptable offer shall previously
made),
The very valuable. and picturesque -FREE1301;11) I:STATE and
MANOR of I,NELLE, comprising several eligible farms in a famous
hop district. and embracing a dun tract of rich marsh land, bounded
f.r a great extent by, the rtivigable river..K rarer, near. Newenden•:. ,
wharf, ,with a superior and complete farm residence and, other home•
steads, all in the higieusdtitgatesoamnde condition, Turheicvsintrgrtewcoomodpirinisdess
(ina hveanltls),Goanacd,relie6'. in a compact rim; fen,:e in the park!). of Beckley,
about sour milei . from Rye, offering a most valuable,; improving,
and influential pr party as a first-rate landed investmetot.
Particulars may be obtaini d by applivation to Messrs.! Wright and;
Kingsford. solicitors,-Essex-street, Strand ; to Mr. Damps, solicitor,
Rye; or to Niesm—Daniel Smith and Son, land agetrits in '
Wa-
terloo-place, Pall-man, who are authorised to receive o:rers. by mi
vate contract.

FREE HOLD FAR NI, near ROCHES PER, E TT.
MESS4S- DANIEL. smura and ON will
offer for SALE, by AUCTION, at the Auctbn Mart, on
TUESDAY, August I o,.together or in Lots (unless previous ly disposed
of oy private treaty),
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A very valusble FREEHOLD FARM, at Cliffe, near' Rochester,
consisting of extraordinarily rich' Land; with substantial Az 'arm-house
and Buildings, known, as BUCKLAND FARM, within, two wiles
of the iligham Station.
place,
Particul
Pall•amall rs
d plans may be seen at their
offices, irk Waterloo-
.

Important DOMAIN and most capital LANDED INVIt.I STMENT,
with, trifling exception, all FREEHOLD, with a handsome
MANSION, rich Park, Manors, Farms, &c , mart Bury St.
Edmuntl's, Suffolk, c imprising about 1,750 Acres, in a perfect Ring
Fence, abounding with Game..
MESSRS. DANIEL'SMITH and SON will
SELL by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, in.A!UGUST, the
truly valuable ano singularly compact ESTATE of B RET,TENHAM
HALL, comprising the ,manor or reputed manor of B r ettenham,
with Risings, and Wetherden-hall, a handsome mantsion, con
taming well-arraigned suites of rooms, with suitable offices,
good stabling, productive garden, pleasure' giro ands laid
out Reptom but all on a acct,compand comfortable scale,
suitable for a moderate establishment, approached by avenue
of noble oaks, with double lodges, and gently elevated in the
centre of a fine park of remarkably rich grazing land, embracing
witn the home farm 350 acres, studded with various and
noble timber, and embellished by a beautiful lake, skirted. by an ex-
tensive wood, affording delightful drives and walks. Whe whole
estate is beautifully timbered and remarkably compact, and com-
pletely surrounding the park, judiciously divided into eligible farms,
with very convenient homesteads and buildings of every dkiscription,
the whole' comprising nearly 1,740 acres, interspersed wit i thriving
and ornamental woods full of game, every acre producti,re, and all
let (except the mansion and woods in hand) to respectabl e punctual
tenants at vent- moderate rents. It is situated about six miles from
the Haileigh R .ilway Station, ten miles from Bury, seven from
Stowmarket (where there is a station on the Eastern Jamition Rail.
way. bringing it within three hours' journey of London), tindfifteen
front Ipswich.

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The estate may be viewed, and particulars with plans bad in due
time at the Auction Mart; of Messrs. Bennett and Field, Is
Lincoln's Inn; Messrs. Hale, Boys, and Austen, solicitors, Ely-
place ; and of Messrs. Smiths, land agents, 10, Watersoo-place,
Pall-mall.

Important ESTATE, with beautifnl RESIDENCE. and! splendid
DEER FOREST, with excellent Lake and River Fishing's, and all
kinos of Game, iu the County of Ross.
MESSR-;. DANIEL SMITH and SON
W i NESDAY,
August 4, uni&ss Orevionsly EI
re-
spectfully aporise the public that the splendid ESTATE of
KEAN- LOCH-LUICH. AHT will be SOLD by.,AUCTION, at Steven-
son's ••cit'e • Rooms. George-street, Edinburgh, on
oisposed of by private bargain
It comprises (inclu iing lakes and rivers) nearly 29,040 acres,
of which about 22,000 are forest, and abound with red deer, grouse,
mount-in ,ar,s, &e. There are two lodges, one of which (itt Loch-
Luichart) is handsomely turnished, built in the Italian style of ar-
chitecture, with stables. kennels, and servants' accommodation, with
wardens and grounds tastefully laid out, overlooking the, magni.
fleet Lake of Luichart, wit grand mountain scenery. The other
Lodge (at Auldberg) is about five miles distant, and well far- I
milled The birch and oak woods around Loch-Luichart Lodge are
well stocked with fall iw deer, roe, black gime, and woodcocks
; and
the lakes and river afford excellent fishing. A more beautiful resi-
dence, with greater advantages for a sportsman, is not to
he found
in the Highlands. The public burdens w e moderate. Loch-tuichart
Lodge is c ose to the PwliamentarY road from Inverness tag Loch-
carron, and eighteen.miles from the county town of Dingwall. The
Purchaser, if desiroui of a capital residence and fine doinain near In
verness, would have the offer of a most desirable estate, comprising
above 7,040 acres in a ring fence, forming together a vast and most
influential and enjoyable territory in the same county.
For. further particulars apply to Messrs. ,Mackenzie, vr.s., 29,
Charlotte-square, Elinburgh (who have power to conclude a bar-
gain) ; rir to me-srs. Daniel Smith and Son, land agents, Waterloo-
place, Pall-mall, London. J. F Gillanders, EA., 4allaville, Ding-
wall, will give instructions for showing the lands.

An important ESTATE in the beautiful vicinity of PLYMOUTH,
comprising a capital and spacious modern MANSION, and a rich
Icompact DOMAIN of above 1,100 Acres.
n ti:,Sbti,S. DANIEL SNIITE-I and SON are
commissioned to announce that, unless previously disposed
cl,...f,byv Private Treaty, they shall SUBMIT the above most desirable
~"V,,,_ery valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE to PUBLIC COMPETI-
A IILN in AUGUST n
It is situated nea:xtbte banks of the River Yealm, about eight miles
from near the
comb'nes, with a first-rate landed investment
DENTE AL PROP
(the farms being well-tenanted), a most desirable and capital RESl-
the reception-rooms spaYcie
comfort for a good establlX
The mansion is modern and handsome,
and elegant, and it is replete with every
pinery, hot-bou-es, excellenrnstrlat,
g and other appendages, sur-
rounded by park-like grounds anctlaobrinin ntal plantations. The ap-
the mansion and
a fair valuation, so as to
p,
ffrooprrdiaptoessfuesrsniiotnuroer may be Purchase
acres now in h .tad. borne demesne of about 200
Further particulars will be shortly published, and I the interim
Esq., solid_
every information may he obtained of E. T. Whitaker,n tor, 12, Lincoln's Inn-flelds ; and of Messrs. Smith and Sbn, land-
agents, in Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, where a plan of the estate may
be seen,

OYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS,
TRAFALGAR-SQUARE.

LAST WEEK.

Notice is hereby given, that the EXEIMITION of the ROYAL
A-CADE \IY will FINALLY CLOSE TO-MORROW, the 24tn inst.,
at SEVEN O'CLOCK PRECISELY. _ _

Admission (from Eight o'clock till Seven), One Shilling.
Catalogue, One Shilling.
JOHN PR k;SCOTT KNIGHT, ILA., Sec.
Exhibitors are requested to send for their Works on Thursday, the
29th, or Friday, the 30th instant.

LAURENT'S CASINO,
A RGYLL ROOMS, Great Windmill-street,
St. James's.
ER-
Open every evening by Lament's Celebrated Band. Principal
"ornet-a-t,ston. M. lloulcourt.
Doors open at Eight o'clock. Dancing to commence at nine, and
oermhaate at half-past eleven.
Achnission—ON}.l SHILLING.

rx R. CULVERWELL'S NEW WORKS.
...., To
47, Fleet-stre be
et; had
Mann,
of Sherwood, 23, Putemoster-row ; Carvalho,
rice One Shilling each ;
39, 04n:thin ; or direct from the author ;
P by post, Is. 6d.
ENJOYMENT OF LIFE.
"Health, Ceereation. and Rational Use of Time."
Cottrrelqrs :—Early Eising—Spring and summer norningi_Ex.
ars:ons about the Environs of London—The Parks, Lanes, Rills,
Fields, uigh-roads, and other pleasant places—Country
F -,re4ts,
and gambles—The Sea—London at Night—Evenings at Rome
OD Eating, Drinking, Sleeping, Bathing,
Kest, Ease, Occupation, &c., &c.
....Tlipassa.ic
—The Drazia—

FRAGMENTS FROM THE WOUNTAINS. Two Vols.
Vol. I.

VISIT TO THE L i.ES ; SKETCH OF Eryr-,.--
.4.74aLTRGH, &o,
Vol. 11.
THE LAKES OF KILL kRNEY; REMINISCENCES OP
DUBLIN, &e.
WHAT TO EAT, DRINIC, AND AVOID,

" That three score years and ten our course may run.»
A popular review of 4-nost every term (cause and care) of bar
vousiV-debilitated health and egtaebled constitution, that haea"e;
The found, besets the mm of pleasure, business, or study, and era:
bitters oh,
age ; with tables and rules for the Wet and physical rega.
atlon.of every-day life.

TEE PASS/01VS,
"What passions hurt the body—what improve,
Truths as refined as Athens ever heard."
eativels.te.
a:tzLife's pilgrimage, from infancy to old age. no ad'
V eat of tete pawons. Chastity and its infringements. The casual-
tie. on",
usness and dhlipation, with illustrations graphic, nar-
remediative. Advocacy of early marriages,

TUE MARRIAGE STATE. .
Pao o Lamm. To be or not to be, that is the question.
glen ra4ardime tc, rria,,,, ._
Time
do
, to e obligations
by either sex.
3,0-Laws and of nature,
physte.a,l34Bfeecetiarven4alatil....Y its cabala:,
to;
both
esasdes: as to eagoo, society, and raneli:
temperament,complexion,heanm.
By 3. J. CULVERVPIILL Ar -1) rsio
ea 3
--" 48removal. Sterility and its convent,
Oases, gto. • , •
with the art of rearing
181').
TwentY4l7° Year4edi . 1 and F'orensie Reeoree in theEe
(1811), 'I.R.C.S. Ptc:orz. Reception houm deity caw.' Fi e ri, EI paws, „Seven 1111
lila% I°l Miall-Plitfoo Iteacchimt. v• - (1327), L.S.A.

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.. , • • .—, The famous CASTLE EYE: SUSSEX.
ESTATE, . commanding great Parliament= y
influence within the Borough, and adjoining the Town Raiiwg 7
—.- Station, and'HarbOur of Rye, Comprising about 850 acres of ri4 h
Grazing Land: Also, ' a caphal Mariorial Estate of -1,560 acre s,,
,•'.. abrmt jive miles distant, in a picturhque part of the county .- •
IVIESSRS•I ' DANIEL • SMITH arid SON ax 9'
_IXL instructed by the Trustees of the Estate :of a Gentleina n'
deceased,, tq annognge that (unless previously d'sposed of by Privai ,e
Treaty) will be subinitted for SALE by AUCTION, at the Auctic .n
Mart, on TUESDAY, August 10,
The above Very ltri.,ortant 'FREEHOLD ESTATES, rece,
relet to first..eaSS tenants at 'very. moderate rents, and from th ir ,peen iar sithation, drui many grelrt local ad.vantaies, an I soficei or improvemept, offering remarkably choice, safe, and valuable prop, r-
ties' fol. investment.
For particularsand plans, and to treat J'or the purchase. apply :at their offices iPt Waterloo-plrce,l'ail-mall. Particulars may also Ibe
had of E.. N. Dawes, Esq., solicitor, Rye ; and of Messrs. Wrigi at and Kingsford, solicitors, Essex-street, Strand.

TOTTERIDGEa Highly Picturesque, and healthy part of HEW r-
FOADS H IRE. near the Railway Station at BARNET. •
Capital and Elekant FREEHOLD 'MANSION, with eVery append ij 1•e
kr a large Establishment, with' a' Superbly Timbered Park, az id
valuable Fdrrn; with possession. • • - j
ii
•
.IVIESESLBLit bBy. ATTDCTINONIEarjt, theS SMITH
an
tioit Mart,d 8
on TuEs7l y, August 16 (artless praylotaily disposed of by private treaty),.„
- The capital and spacious FREEHOLD MANSION and
4S TAT, S
of. COPPED. 'HA LL, *Possessing every raceommoda don. Tea* Ingot establishniein, in complete repair, and fit for immediate occtßatio n,
as the greater raft of the furniture May be purchased. Iths-situati td
on a fine healthy el6ated spot, • cime to the church, in the run pi
parish of Totteridge, about a mile. and a-half from the Barnet St; e-
.t4on on the .Great Northern Railway; and eleven from London,
superior walled gardenia handsorix.Couservatories, vineries, set ornamental dairy, and-extensive and delightful pleasure groan
and Wks of. striking •and varied beauty, opening to beitutit.tilL
secluded park-like- paadocki, studded with noble timber,,, e tn-
bellished icy A skeet onwater, comprising altogether.alout 180 acr es,
the Ahole freehold and in a ring fenCe, with convenient farm but. id-
Jugs and good cottages.'
• -For c,irdsfo view, and to treat fpr thapurchaSe, apply_ to Meat is;
Daniel SJittit and Son, land agents, .in Waterloo•placeo. Pall-ma
1-
tSrtlen lima:nay be alio had of Messrs. ILde, Boys, and Co., sell el
-
tors, Ely-place, Holborn.

LIFE DEPARTMENT.
*"i`his DepDepartment embraces a comprehensive and well-regulated
stem of Life 'Asiurance, with many valuable and important im-
provernenti. • - •
Full inf.:inflation and prospectuses may be obtained, on application
at Hgad Ofilcoof the Association, or to the respective Agents,
throughoUt the United,Kingdom. ' • -
• .. PETER MORRISON, Managlitg Director.
• N.B. Applications for Agencies.may be made to the Managing
Dliector. $ ' "

SEU-lIRrTY` TO•-•EMP140YERS
TO SECRETARIES OF 'PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, •
CLERKS, STATION-MASTERS, R kit WAY OFFICIALS,
BANKERS' CLERKS, TRAVELLERS, AND OTILERS.
TIMES LIFE A:SqUItANCEond
GUAR ASTEE 'COXPANY. • ;
32, Luagate-liiil, London.
GUARANTEE FORAFIDELrTY cw. TRUST.
PROFITS DIVIDER. "'"
.I!A.TES--tProtn 7s. 6d. per cent. upwards. No charge for Stamps
An allowance made in the Guarantee Premium where a Life As-
urance and 'Guarantee are combined.
LIF 'E ASSURANCE.
Policies Iddisputahle,save in cases of Fraud.
Arrangements can-he made with this °dice to prevent the loss of a
~olicy where the Assured is unable, from temporary embarrassment,
o keep up the payments

TIMES FIRE AND, PROPERTY ASSURANCE COMPANY.
Every description of Fire Assurance. ,Profits Divided.
" • Agents Wanted.

H. B. SHERIDAN.

r 1
11,),(11:
srlann% theT. h rleaei tuTnennd
,Ye
EDICAL. INVALID; AND GENERAL
i_ yit
LIFE OFFICE, 25, Pall-mall.
arsndth
Thous
Coverin4 AssurascPs to the extent of thirteen Hundred
Tounds, arid upwards— . ' • .
FisiftSyocpleotlyietass_issued more than Three
Ytelding, Anuuat Premiums amounting to nearly Fifty-eight
Thbusind Pounds.
Th s' Society is ttie only one possessing Tables for the Assurance of
Diseased Lii.es. '. ..
Healthy Lives assured at home and abroad, at lower rates than at
most other offices..._ ,
A Bonus of 50 per cent. on the Premiums paid was aided to the
Poll 1 s at last Division or Profits.
Agents wanted. - *
Prospectuses, forms of proposal, and every other infOrnAtion, may
be obtained of the Secretary, at the chief 'office, or or application to
any of the Society's Agents inFthe country.
0. P. NEISON, Actuary.
C. DOUGLAS SINGER, Secretary.
____ edaEi4ablislied IS
41.

.. . . .
'A
NCHOR •
7, ASS
psid AS SURANCE :COMPANY,
•• • •
-For the YOUNGER AGES the Premiums of Life, Assurance
,re-
quired by this Company will be found•lowerthan fhose Of most other
• °dices ; while, the BONUS ADDITIONS that are'periodieally Made
to the sums assured from the c9mpiny'a prontsi tend still lurther to
lessen the outlay on account of premium. . .
favoite -.rininti
the .a.at%'
ssgranted by I,lle. COmpany on terms exceedingly
urable to
. Prospectuses may be had on applicatiOtt.

Buchanan.
.
T. BELL, gecretary and Actuary.
et Hernaann-stralise,
. Royal Ar-
cade ;
streeetbielf /iguelni,ciEesx—Manchester, ucti,ce-mpleaacsea;e?ol:Tgyoz:3
thinburgh.
plymoutir, 5, Frankfort-street; 'and
Applications for Agencies, in places wherthohe are appointed'ma y
be addressed to the Secretary. i

S ore:F(BP, 7aTr?espi,t.aSnlid SiailiadE,
LEA APPETITE
ana ,p ERA
RN AND
NFiFist
DIGESTIONwam co
SAUCE Imparts the most exquisite relish' to Steaks, Chops
c and 1 31
.cipus Sauce is the, best see-
anandd bang itotomnit 631-aroliElti;alglersa,ting properties enables the stomach to
and Perri. nB, 19, Penchurch-
Barclay:t ar
goldTbraeredtce lt dailyl,
03l
ahynn ltaeoshtssnothee,:a nm thisf
c 3.6 r proprietors,
r0.:::.7. ;10' Broad-street, .; Lesse a
ot ,
Blackwell, and other °Brien
and Merchants, Ldndon; and, enerally by the principal dealere in
sauce. , •
N. 13. To guard against imitations,' see that the names Of g. LEA
and pERBINS" are upon the label and patent cap of the bottle.

E MGR A. NT S.--419 n y years ago, journeys into
. .
far distant countries were less frequently undertaken ;
indeed„the inducenients were less, and the passage more expensive
and tedious. Yet even then an Outfitting Department was kept by
E. ,MOSES and .SON. and was liberally encouraged by all persons
about to leave England. But now, when thousands are emigrating
—when distance is forgotten, and prospects brighten with glorious
anticipitiOns of riches in abundance.—the Outfitting Department of
E. MOSES ancrSON'S magnificent trade assumes a prominence
truly surprising. ' Why should it. be otherwise ? They have un-
equalled facilities, freni long* experience and universal connexions;
they have' a stock unequalled in the world for extent, suitability, and
quality; theyhave had more patronage in this department than any
other house ; they pay immediate attention•to all applications made
by Emigrants; for whose special accommodation a separate depart-
ment is kept lir E. MOSES and SON'S gigantic Establishment ,
and, what is of greater import mce still, their °milts are superior
, In quality, and lower inpride, than 'hose of any other establishment.
All requisite informa ion relative to sailing of vesse's, &c., and full
lists of Outfits, may be obtained on application, 'or forwarded to any
part of the kingdom free of charge. . .
St. Swithin's is passed, and nb change In the weather. If we are
to credit tradition, the hot days are long to continue ; and
E. MOSES
Many
will exchange the crowded, busy City for country quietude and the
heauny breezes of the sea coast. Let each laly and gentlemanpro
care Dress for these. occasions at the -Nflignri.efipcaernetaEonixpporrelau: of
novelty and fashion maintained by E. .314381 • and SON : its ecanty„noveity, and , variety surpasses all previous . display,
Juvenile clothinr of unparalle'ed elegance, p
for
the season by a-Celebrated stiff of artists, whose talents have near,
entirely devoted to its deigns. - Light and Elegant Dress for all
classes, suitable for'All•professioni and occaPatians, at
and SON'S.

No CONNEXION WITH ANY OTHER HOUSE IN OR OUT OF LONDON
:;
• . •• , ; ; except their own Establishments,-as follows _
. .
L indon City Establishment; 184, 133, 136„and 137, leunrt, a,,
containing 54, 85, end 88, Aldgate, oppositellte Church, all con '"
il, nidon West-end Branch, 306, 507, 50s, iioVi 9x/I)rd-street 1,
,nd 3, Bart..-arrest, all communicating. 2,
B,,adford (Vorkabire) Iranch,l9,l3ridge7sest.
S !efrield Branch, 36, .farg,te.
..,._. . . . ,
can be had, gratis,
Merchant 1' .11ors,, Clothiers, HatterS, TfOrterS, Varners, ~,,t
snd Shoemakers, General.Onttlttern for Ladles tmd ci.o*tiercev.
The 81.taiishments aro closed from Runlet Prida7,' to 1,13,00._
isturdays, 'Men business is resomed till Twelve o'clock, . '°a
A new Book, entitled Library of Elegance,"
full list of prices, and directions for self•measurecnent, Canbe a
gratis, pn, application, or. forwarded, post-frce; to 'any Part of the
• kingdoin.
a nAa
application.
Almanac for the year, ending 1852
Icl l'on barge -Francais.' I Qui id parla Italian°.
Hier a:nicht man Deutsch. 1 Amia se 'labia Espanol.

--7---_,..,.7-:
LARGE GUN'S
.shells fireag;
SHoEBURYNEBB, JULY 2eutenant-General Sir
EXPERIMENTS WITH
Thomas Downman, K C.F.1., commandant of the gent
at Woolwich; Mejor-Whier4l CATnuhnil, Colonel'eat;„11
R.A., Colonel Blanshr,rd, 0.13,, R.E.; Lieutenant. '
nel Anderson, Lieu'ienant Colonel !Lin, Lieutenant;Colonel Palliser, Li entenatit-Colonel Pickering, Biig,fae
Msjor Bingham, Major Dupuis, and a great number i officers-of the Ts.Coyal Artillery visited Shoeburyness te-
day to witnese,
from a
_32-r /under and an 8-inch gun stationed_ on—
platforin. The object aimed at was a floating large,,
6 feet sejuare, experiments with shot and
at 1,000 yards range; 'and the pratl':
w,941 allowed by 's!, the' officers present to 'lfni be„e
tat!' bilst, on • the whole number of rounds lire -13
ed
-, of
:Lily they• had ever witnessed, ever shot . strikinv
the t water so near the target as in several instanCes ,',
I urn it leund, and in 'no case would a vessel sof 500 ton—
s
escapeeffect - being hit: The ricocheting of the shot had a fi-
ne
,it being high Water- t . ' fi .
the time of ring, and
on
each rebound of the shot the water was thrown high late,
the air, and porfectiv at a distance of nearly . three miles
the sun shining brilliantly, t the time: • The bar • ,
shells made also excellent practice, the fuzees sting
every instance with -the
,greatest-'nicet , the 11:11cetin„in
ploding within about twenty yards OfYthe tsargit --'.
sending forward with great velocity: the broke and
atid
meats with most destructive effect. A: 12-p" frag'
rocket, by Colonel Cator, was also fired at an el:
_tinder
of: fifteen degrees from one of Boxes' tubes and m'atirition
good flight as to direction,' bat it went eolaiiiderahl--e a
yond the target. The gallant officers returned to 4 be.
wioh Diu the Zephyr steam-vessel at a late hour, , 001"

(L.'
PUTNEY AND -ROEfIA.SIPrON REGAVrA.
The watermen at Putney on Wednesday rowed ,c;
purse given by the nobility and gentry of the neighb lir a
hood. It was in three heats, with ten competitors;
First Heat.
William Cobb and George Corder), ...
William Robinson and Thomas B. Green
Won by three or four lengths.
Second Heat.
Thomas Green and Charles Green ...
Jame* Sage and Joseph Green

••• • •

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It was a well:contditpd heat throughout.
Final Heat.
John Robinson and Frederick Phelps
William Robinson and Thomas R. Green ! 1
The winners by general consent were pthm
row instead of Sago and Green, owing to "their
2
withdrawal.

Among the Acts
EW Ace ON , PHARMACY.—
declad to 6 qualitypharmaceutical and
cations of pharmaceutical chemists. It is
._ e ex_
public that persons exercising
passed in the late session was one for regulating the
pedient for the safety of the
Britain should possess a competent practical knowledge of
the business or calling of pharmaceutical chemists. id- Great
useful icnowledge. Further it is declared that it is x.pe..
dient to
persons from
9 prevent ignorant and incompetent . as-
and that a register should be kept by
general chemistry, and other branches of
sumingithe title of, orpretending to be, pharmaceutical che-
mists, and to that end it is desirable that all persons before
assuming such El title should be examined as to their skill,
offic 'r of all such
Persons. The charter of the pharmaceutical
cheinists is confirmed by this Act. By-laws are to be framed
and to be approved by the Secretary of State. A registrar ins to be appointed, and all members, associates, &c., of the so-
cietY at the Pas.,ing of this Act (30th June) are entitled tube
some legally authorised
registered. The examiners are to grant certificates of coin-
are All persons registered as pharmaceutical chemists'
apt; ibleto he. 1
"cted, members, as also assistants or ap-
eeaefilces. No person is to assume the title of pharmaceuti-
cal chemist unless registered, under penalties to be recovered
in England and Scotland. The Act took effect from the
30th ult., R.
when it received the
—03741 assent.

•
N.ATIONAL 'ASSURII:NCE• A N D
•• • TYVESTMENT ASSOCIATION, •
7, St. 31artin's,place,- Trafaigae-square. London:
The in.Veltment: of money with this 'Association; .which was
established in May, 1§44, on a plau:pectiliar to itself, secures equal
advantages to the surplus Capital of;the'affiaent,
and the Provident
tavings of the industrial classes of the community, and affords .an
'
orpPrtunityriorrealislitg the highest rate of Interest yielded byilt-st-
Class securitfes,in which 'alone the money is ehiPl6Yed• •
iMoneysi..ddpottited :with the Assoetation,' tbr 'lll.ra-talent, are
exempt from liabilities on account of life cotitingencieS. as well= as
the expenses-
of management which are borne•by the a e -Dkpart-
ment, in datisideration of the business brought. tp it by, investment
j ti 4
transactions Merefote, Depositors eujoy.the entire profits yielded
by their 'capital free' from deduction of any land—an advantage
which no pther Institution, either public or private; holds -fort,h; or
can afford, to. Its mem.bers. - •
Interest or Dividend, is payable half-yearly, in January and,lttly.
Capital, Stock; £lOO,OOO. - -
The Capital Stock is altogether. distinct and separatb.frOrti the
Depositors' Stock- in the Invisiment Department. • It constitutes,
with the Prebium Fluid, a gaartinfee for the engagements of the
Atsociation..and has been provided in order to render the tecurity of
the Assured complete. .

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