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London, England, 1846-10-13 00:00:00

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BRISTOL, OCTOBEIt 12

STOCK FXcHAicCE.-The i,:11-, arc-11.1':Si.0 a,cl E:c:c., New, 10 -
E!:isio! actl SC.I.Ti. Woks J:.i-ic:Ay.', W.-Cafe:Woo, 2! % -Paste] n
Cottit;', , No -.:l:::tvesion, 1) f, p.-Creai; We ici.7,, New, 7-111apelle
tar p•-dt,:3:4 .. :: etKio-.1, i'_i 0.-21idlane!, New, 33::, -Not L'i lilt tit,h,
Ca-:1;s Exic !-:on, 3!_y ea ..1 rCNV-N0..f.:1 ;S:af_O,rsl''re. '-g B-
Tad'
VP'e, :fe Sea. e 4 23' i.-Yo_k and .NO is Midfipxl (East and
West itidhig E-10 ), .
MANCHESTEU, OCTO3EIt 12.
STOCK EXCIIANGE..-Tile sides are-Amberge;e, Nottingham, Bos.
• ton, &c., 1,6 (Is.-Chcsier and Birkenhead 201. Shares, % dis.-
Eas:cra Countfes, York Eft:clisinit 1% P•-Est Lancashire, 214 P.
-Ditto, ditto, 376,p..-Ditto, New, 2% p.-Ea“ Li,moinsi-itio, 9-16
dls. -Ely and Hipitirgdon, 2'a, clis..-Olasg,ow and DuaLtiest I d's•-•
Grand Unfon, lls. Gil. Ws. -Citat Grimsby and Sheineld, Quarters.
116 dhi.-lluddersdeld and Manchester Railway and Canal, q IL-
Leeds and Tliirs't, 6% dis.-Ditto, New, Z 3.4 dis.-Liverpool, Orun; kirk, and Preston, 2 13-16 p.-London ani Manchester (Reim), 238
dit -Lo-don, ?lancliester, and Eiriringliain, Quarters (C), V 74.
, , Pa.r-d
Ma-eliester, Buxton, Ma:lock, and Midland, % P.--314"/' --(;tdis-,,,,,,
Leeds, Fitibs, 514 n.-Dit:o, Extension, 1,4 p.-Nortk Staf
I,v.
oi.vei.
2 3.16 p.-01Cham. Birkenhead, &c., T 6 dis.-Shreasbairdy,canri,
v.,
hainpie,n, :c.c., 11-1 G chs. -Shronshfre L nfon Rail.rtlnta
dls.-South-Eas:vo and Dover No. 4, 1;i P.-. 1"" lauds, &c., % p.-wes:, Eld.ng Union, 1% I.
allay, Mid-
LEI-_lDet, Ovrosaa 12.
ear c.- lit:ciders-
Ditto, New, 3 p.-Huddersfleld and Manc'iest.er,
4._ _
._
Leeds
STOCK E:teltiwox.-'ihe safes arc-East Lancashire, .!.'l. 18s. 9d.-
Ditto,
Os. p.-Leeds and nirs.c,
field and Sheffield, 3IA p. c.-Lee,ls ar_d BIT-fabrcli al P
and Dewsbury, 116 p. c.-Dltto, Bra
neheal'stet• and Leeds, EL t::s, 5
5% c. dis.--Ditte, New, 31, d's•-
p.-Dltro, Extension, 20s. P.- N els" le 17 p.-Ditto,
I) YOrk and evr . ; , . .
Ditto-
Carlisle
L'auell'
43i. 'ki. • •---
r-,d (East and West Biding), 12%
New, 11 p.-York and Nor:11 Mitil.,
Nort2llralteritish, halves, 314 p.- Ditto-
"lienclil, and Midland, 14s. dis. S. -
Dumfries, 20s. dis. s.-Lacds, Wai. •eis.-
P.-Amsergate, Notthe;liam, 4 noeion, 10s. dis..• Glasgow and
Liverpool, Orniskirk, and
Leicester and Bedford.
APiraetsltoo3
11' '1 Ind Tnirsk Junction, 1 die,
___, •ft : . and
15s. d s. a.-• Manchester, Buxton,
North Western, Gd. dis.-
-North Stafrordshi.e, 21. t; 6d.
ck,
f'. tf. o.fe Os. dis.-Shropshire Union, % as.
:tridp.----Mlli.itlianncldo,niazi:l(l.l;l:-.06-1.:, p. _
Sheffie-id, Rothe:limn, ani... -C). A. _.cinv ...ii..,4 31. 63. 6e...
.-Wel'h
Midi's"'
3".
clitt.ll,l, ()ergo' i 21.1

STOCK Excn ANG E. —The soles aro— Arnbzrgate, Nottingdatn, and
Boston, 2!,4 Coont!zs, York l'...:tension, 365.-11u11 and
Selby, 103—Diao, Halve::, s:.:—Leees and Ilrad,ord, 74 Leicester and
Bedford, 13s Liverpool, Ot mskirk, rild Preston, 2% p.—. North
Carils'e lirJneh, 6 s. 6d.—North Staffordshire, 435. 6d. p.

NEWCAS'ii.E-Ul',).s-!'1 OcToBEz. 12

STOCK EXCUANGE.—The sales are--Great North of EngDIA 232
—Newcastle and Berwick (North Shields), to p.—North British, 794
p.—Ditto, Quarters, 31a. p. e?t. new—North S!aflOrdshire, 355. p.
SLINIFI'IELI), OcTores. 12.

STOCK Exevuoroz.—'lPe eaies are—G Grim,by and Sheffield,
61. 16'. dls.—Dl. io, Docks, 3 di.s.—Ed t Lincolnshlie, 103. (14.-I,ei-
ce3Zer and Bed:o;d, dis.—Livei pool, Onnskiik, and Pi :on, 23,
p. —Manchesier and Lincoln Union, 1 iil3. —3larichei2r, 111.'Xi011 Attu-
lock, end %11c' and, i 3 p.—No• Sizi:o-dshlie, 11. 193.
and Lincoln, 225. 6d. din.—We7:l. 1',..J113 Union, 203. p.

YORK, OCTOZEII 12.

SToCK EZCHANGE.—TiIe sc!iii+ are --Anthergate, Notlinehain, and'
27.—Eak.tern Counties, York Extension, IN—Mallon and
Drillaid Junction, 21. 8s —Manches.nr, Buxton, Matlock, ui,d
land, !•1. 19s. 6d. —Newcastle and Berwick, 204—North British.
Qua, Shut ei, 3% corn new—North Staliordsbii e, 4 4 —York and
bs.—Yore and Newcastle, New, 121. Bs. 90.—YOrk And

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CONTENTS OF THE. TREATTSIC.
Cnarrita 1. On the l'hilosophy of Marriage, with its nindranel
and Obligations, and en Infelicitous and Unproductive Unions,-0
CHAPTER 'l. On the Anatomy and Physiology of the Generatif
Organs, their functions, structures, anti secretions, proving thattreat
Mental and Physical Power are depcidant upon their healthy act d
—CHAPTER 3. On Solitary ll di
abits-; their various effects on 7;;;
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Mental Faculties. Cuarras 4. On the Secret Disorders of routs
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Mental Debility, and Premature D.cay.—CnerrEas 5 and
the Disordere arising from indiscriminate Excess, Getman',
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BIRTHS. 0
On the Ist inst., at Malta, the wife of Major Jeffrey'
the 88th Regiment, of a son.
On the 4th inst., at Eton, Mrs. E. H. Pickering, cf.
dau ter.
On the 6th inst., at Syston-park, the lady of Sir Joh° C.
Thorold, Bart., of a son.
of
On the 7th insvi
t., at Langlee, near Jedburgh, the vi,""
'e
Shortrede, of the Hon. E. L C.'s service, of ss°
still-born.
f
On the 10th inst., the wife of John Humphreys, Escp, °
Sussex-place, Regent',.-park, solicitor. of a boy.
On the 9th inst., in Chariotte-square, Edinburgh, 11
William Thomson
n , of a son, still born.
On the 10th ist., at Upper Grosvenor-street, the -ll°.
Mrs. Hamilton Ward, of a son.

MARRIED.
On the 7th inst., at St. Andrew's Church, Ply Motlpv,
William, son of Thomas Gill, Esq., M.P., of Buckland
•Ab,b:ii-
Devon, to Georgina, daughter of Captain Sir Thomas "
love?, C. 8., of Stonehouse, Devon. ay
On the 7th inst., at Edinburgh, Major Arthur Morisli
Royal Marirves, Portsmouth, to Roberta Mary, daughter
the late Rev. John Pinlayson. oclt
On the 10th inst., at Springfield Church, Essex, Edo° to
voung,st sun of John Round, Esq., M.P. for 11.1aldom,,er,
-Louisa Caroline, third daughter of Charles George Pas'
Eq., of Springfield. place, E.sex.

lED.
Oa the 10th inst., Captain Charles Englisb, Royal
Park.road, park. jobil
On the 28th ult., at Broughton Hall, the Rev.
Clowes. M.A., ages7o.
0,1 the Ist at Milton-next-Gravesend, Miss Bccl' e
fife
On the 2d ihst , in Gerrard-street, Islington, Caroline,
of Mr. W. C. Walker. joli6
On the 7th inst., at Kent-terrace, Regent's parks
relict of the late Lieutenant-Colonel James Grant.
On the Bth inst., Mr. C. Tatham, of Charing.cros°. gr,
On the 9th inst., Jane Maria, the eldest daughter 01
Ltailer,ot London-wall, aged 05.
On the 9th inst., Rebecca, third daughter of the .10'.
Branshy, of Lynn, Nollellt.
On the 9th inst., at Merchant Tailors' Cottages, Lees ‘3l)l'f
Mr. Jsatnts Bnlcett, aged 80.

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7- t nee (I'l;C,. No. 112, Strand. 17Z-00t°'
of the Savoy, In the County of Middlesex, on Tuesday'

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