The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-12 00:00:00

Cast inbttg.

Will have quick-tiespalah.
For SIN CA FORE,
The well-known A 1 Skip CAMILLUS,
JOHN As H LIN, COMMEIRder ;
538 tons , coppered ; a remarkabty fast Sailer ;;ell4
in every Tespect a first-rate conveyance bah for goods- an)
passengers.—For terms, &c. apply onboard. in Saltbouse DoCk
to Meeere. R. and A. HENDERSON ;or W.*.nd J. TYRRR.

- Daily expected, and will be, despatched in. three
Aiktiffi weeks after arrival.
For MANILLA,
'4lOl The fine American Ship CONCORDIA ;
A 1 at Lloyd's ; 641 tons; coppared ; a remarkably
fast sailer; and in every respect a first-rate conveyance both
for goods and passengers, having excellent accommodations,
being built for a Packet.—For terms of freight,. tkc. apply lo
Messrs. MURRAY, SYME, and Co., or to
W. and J. TYREE..

Now loading, and will meetniith quick despatch.
For CALCUTTA,
The well-known Liverpsnl-built Ship
DUKE OF WELLI'N'GTON,
JAMES H ATLORAVES, Commander •
A 1 for twelve years ; 478 tons ; recently, coppered •
all respects I. .ole conveys'
apacious.accommodatu for passengers
to Messrs. GLADSTON, ndCo., or•

1-1
.

most ,desirable conveyance"?

F.K• terms, &c. sty
J. J. STARKEY.

MieOt inbies.

To mil on the 13th F6"hrum3
For ANTIGUA,

['he Ship L Y I A,
HUGH JONES, Master
Npply to C. IN

nd F. SI-LAND.

1140.4,
. terms,of freight or passage, haying excelle
accommodatim, apply•to SANDBACH;PINNE, and Co.

To -clear on the 14th instant.
For DEMERL&KA,

The Barque LEONOBA,

&alto 1n Cluttimi

THIS :DAT

Tilts My; (Ttrestloy,,) the 12th intent, at Twelve o'clock-0e
Jones, Mann, and Fester's 'Office, Dale-street,
400 Bags LagnireACOFFEE. •
Apply to Messrs.agin, 'lay' NG, and Co., Merchants • ort(
-JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

THIS DAY, (Tnesday,) the' 12th• instant, at Twelve oiclot
Jones, Mats, and Fosters Office, Dale-street,

Apply to Mossr
chants, or to

1000 Bags Costa Rica COFFEE.
'DICKSONS, 'BOARDMAN, and Co., Mer-
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER. Bnikers.

Tuts DAY, {Tuesday,) the-12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, 11
Jones, Munn, and Foster's Office, Dale-street,
SGO Bags Para COCOA,
Ex Windsor, from Para.—Appirto Messrs. R. Sallotsurritsa
and Co., Meech=

or to
JONES,'I4fANN, and FOSTER, Broker

THIS DAY, (Thesday,) the I2th•iistant, at Twelve o'clociira
Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale-street,
220 Tierces Carolina RICE,
Per Acadian, *cm Charleston.—Apply to Messrs. BROWN,
SHIPLEY, and Co., Merchant si or to
JONES,,MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

Apply to Mem*. GUEN.and AwDERSON, Merchants, oral
BUSHBYS,POSTER, and Co., Broker

Tuesday,) the 12thinstanT, atthe
Brokers' Office, 17, Bxchange-bnildings,
The fine new 'Ship AMBROSINE;
560 tons old and 671 .tons new measurement
nered ; and just returned from her first voyage.—
717/1.. Vor feather particulars.apply to
J. H.:RAYNER and Co., Brokers.

9maceount of whcm it may concern

THIS DAY

THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, fAth,
T. Broker's Kale-room 8, North Canning•place

1000 21b. Caniste
1000 21b. Ditto

TRE LIVERPOOL STANDAR%

The DINING-ROOM and PARLOUR FURNITURE consists of
modern Mahozany Pedestal Sideboards.:Sets of Dining Tables,
handsome Chairs, Sofas,%nd Couches Circular and Elliptic
Loo Tables, Card and .Library Ditto, Lounging Chairs, Chif-
foniers, Cabinets, Curtains, Carpetsp&c.
FASHIONABLE ROSEWOOD DRAwING-ROOSI A RTICLES, com-
prising,Circular and Oval Loo Tables, Card Ditto, Couches, Set
of Chairs, Ottomans, Merino and Damask Window Curtains,
Brussels Carpets, Fenders and Fire-irons.
The CHAMBER FURNITURE includes modern Four-post and
Camp Bedsteads, with Merino and Calico Hangings, French
and Camp Ditto, Feather Beds, Mattresses and Bedding, Ma-
hogany Winged and Pedestal Wardrobes. Dressing Tables, with
Marble Tops, Chests of Drawers, Toilet Glasses, Painted
Dressing Tables and Washstands. Clothes Cupboards, Carpet-
.

sites, and Miscellaueous
Clocks.

To be viewed THIS DA

anil, Forty Cases of American

(Tuesdays) the

2th instant, when

MODERN FURNITURE, PLATE, WINES, &c., CLIFTON-
PARK,- BIRKENHEAD.
MESSRS. THOS. WINS TTANLE and SONS re-
spectfully announee,-that they have received instructions
to SELL by AUCTION, THURSDAY.,IIeXt, the 14th, and
FRIDAY, the 15th instant.at Eleven.o'cleck precisely each day,
on the Premises, the Woodlands, Clifton.pauk, Birkenhead,
The modern and excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
fashionable Silver Tea Equipage, handsome King's Pattern
Plate, Set of Hash Dishes :and Plated Articles, an extensive
Table Service of Ironstone China, Dessert, Tea, and Coffee
Ditto, Plate of Glass 50 by 42, elegantly Foamed, richly-cut

:ffects.bf a Genilernati de-

(ilass, Choice Win(
dining Housekeeping_
The DINING-ROOM contains a Set of excel!ent Dining Tables,
15 feet 6 inches long, on massive Telescope frames, with a
handsome Case for the Leaves, forming a Side Table, a
Pedestal Sideboard, with elaborately Carved. Back., of rich Ma-
hogany, Set of eighteen massive Chairs, in Crimson Morocco,
two large Lounging Chairs, hi Morocco, handsome Sofa, in
Hair-cloth, Bronze Ornamental Chandelier, Curtains of Crim-
son Merino Damask, tastefully fitted to the two windows,
_Brussels Carpets, Fenders and Fire-irons.

vino Damask Cur

Covered with the sirni

EXTENSIVE SALE OF UNREDEEMED PROPERTY,
HANOTrEzr-ROOMS.
By Mr. T. BRANCH,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 13th, and TITURSD:kY next,
the 14th•instant, at Eleven o'ciock precisely- each day, at the
Hanover-Rooms, Liverpool,
A N extensive, genuine, and valuable assortment of
UNREDEEMED PROPERTY, from the genuine Stocks
of Messrs. W. ,Smith and C. H. Hammond, of'No. 13, Soho-
street, and Messrs. T. and W. Parley,of No. 108,.*Lomlon-road,
Liverpool.
The.assortment will include a considerable variety. of New

TO AMATEURS OF CHOICE FLOWERS.
SPLENDID SPECIMENS OF AFRICAN BULBS.
By Mr. T. BRANCH,
h instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the
.count of the Importer, who selected
emporary residence in Africa for-the

'RIDAY nex

splendour of their bloom,
A CHEST a African BULBOUS FLOWER
/-1 ROOTS, of verg. choice and rare descriptions, viz., about
150 CRINUM FALCATUM,
260 BRUNSVIOIA JOSEPHINE SPECIES,
8 BRUNSVIGIA JOSEPHINE CHANDELIER.
To be viewed the day preceding and Morning of Sale, by
application to Mr. BRANCH.

THE PROPERTY OF H. LIT-
, AT LISC4IRD FARM.
DAMS and BANKS,
the 12th instant, at One o'clock pre-
cisely.

SALE OF FAT STOCK,
TLEDALE, ESQ.

TWENTY-FIVE prime Short-horned COWS and
HEIFERS, Ten Highland BULLOCKS.

The above Stack has been fed on the Farm, which is enough
to recommend it to the particular attention of thnea

themselves in slaw,

For Catalogues and
24, North John-street

tour-post, Camp, French, and other Bedsteads, Feather Beds
and Bedding, Painted Toilet Tables, Stands, and Ware Toilet
Mahogany and Painted Chests of Drawers, Painted
Wardrobe, Press Bedstead, Brussels, Kidderminster, and Ve-
netian Carpets, Hearth Rugs, Bronzed Fenders, and Polished
Fire Irons, Shower Bath, a variety of Kitchen Untensils, &c.,
&c. ; also Three Joiners' Benches, Mahogany Couch Frame,
and sundry Timber, under a Distraint for Rent • Two Four-
light Bronze Gasaliers, and a Set of Shaft and Leading Gears,
new.

➢lay be viewed To-stoatiow, the 13th, and on the Mornings of
Sale, when Catalogues may be had.

BIRKENHEAD.
PEREMPTORY SALE, To CLEAR THE GROUND FOR

TO JOINERS, BUILDERS, AND PARTIES FITTING

THE DOCK WAREHOUSES,

SAW-MILLS, HIGH-PRESSURE ENGINE.

• UP SHOPS._
By Mr. JEPSON,
On FRIDAY next, the 15th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely,
on the Premises,
Messrs. W. Barton and Sons, Ironinongers,
TNo. 15, Pitt-street,;late in the occupation of
HE complete FITTINGS of the above Shop, con-
sisting of Two Counteri, with Drawers,. Shelving, and
Drawers under; about 280 feet of Mahogany Glass Cases ; a
Desk with Brass Rails, &c. ; Two Office Desks, Cupboards,
Stools, &c., and large Iron Book Case.
May be viewed on Thursday and Friday previous to sale.

CANNING-STREET
By Mr. GREEN,

On FRIDAY next, the 15th instant, at Eleven o'clock for Mehl
punctually, upon the Premises, Messrs. J. and W. Walkers'e

haw-MillE;;Ctinning-street, Noith Birkenhead

A Sixteen Horse-power High-pressure STEAM-
I-1 ENGINE, by Murray and Browirr with Boiler and Fly-
wheel complete, Machinery for Two Timber Frames, Deal
Frame, Bench Saw, and Grinding-stone, all in good working
condition, about Ten Dozens of Circular and other Saws and
Buckles, with. Frames and Travelling Carriages, FIY and
Punches, Sawmaker's Anvil, Hammers, &c., Railway. with
Hollers, Purchase and Chains for drawing Timber to tile Ault

BIRKENHEAD (COMMISSIONERS') DOCKS.
THE COMMISSIONERS of the BIRKENHEAD
DOCKS HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that on or before the
sth day of April next, the first portion of the said DOCKS
WILL BE OPENED FOR BUSINESS.

Shipping frequenting these Docks will be subject to Tonnage
Dues only, the Acts of Parliament not authorising the Com-
missioners to levy any Rates upon Goods.
Fnll prrticulars as to the Rotac u.,ioQ a,,.i Resernlafinne nf

aua!dify of Rafting Chains and Staples, Leather Stra.

md, in the
information may be had on application to Mr. RICHARD HIND,
at the Commissioners' Offices, Argyle-street, Birkenhead.
JOSH. MALLABY, Clerk to the said Commissioners.
Dock-office, Birkenhead. 7th Jan.. 1847.

Tackling, Grind
by the Engine,

ing-stone and Gearing, capable of being, Worked
luantity of Six-inch . .
-bore Cast-iron Piping, Old

the Tiiid pocks wi,l_l shoytty siie7;suti'ed

Jan. 12, 1847.

A,alrs by aurtion. &"airs by lurtion. Co be ,-,Siolb, petu igtibittationts. _
„...___
1 ...--
..
~.....
riIHE GREAT LUXEMBOURG COMPANY
. -
In Bvo, price One' Shilling,
FURNITURE, IVINSTANLEY'S ROOMS, WINE. '7O PER ANNUM ON AN OUTLAY OF W 550.
;11 LARGE LIBRARY BOOKCASE, 16i feet wide and 11 feet By Mr. T. BRANCH, "MO be SUED, 'Two good modern-built FAMILY
high, removed from Kensington-house. ; Mats DAY, ITztesday,) the 12th instant, at One (Pclocic, at 1 HOUSES,. situate in Canning-street ; each House contains
IComments upon the
j a Letter to the Shareholders on the Present State and lure Prospects of their Affairs with
ATE $ SRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS ' the Hanover Reams, . Three Entertaining-room s,Seven Bed-rooms, Bath-1.0(.1m, Water
A BOUT Suety-two Dozen superior OLD POUT, m Closet, and other conveniences. The Houses are both let to
I.ll_ respectfullyannouncethatheywill SELL by AUCTION, ,
Company.
Directors. By VILLIAM SMITH, a
respectablelenarits, at th 75 per annum each, for arm of five neport of the Board of ;
Shareholder of the
”To-monnow, (Weenesday;) the 13th instant, and three follow- ' Al_ prime condition for immediate use.
London: JAMES MADDEN, 8, Leadenhall-street.
ino• days, at Eleven o'clock precisely eadli day, at their Rooms, ' 'lBB Dozen recently Bottled PORT, of favourite vintages, in- and seven Tears 'respectively. Price .e21'50. .4'1600 is on
Church-street • chiding some of the choicest description. Mortgage, and may remain if a Purchaser vigil. ------
An extensive Assortment of excellent 110USEHOLD FUR- 120 Dozen SHERRY, part of very fine soft -flavour, shipped- Apply to OCTAVIDS WATERHOUSE, 10, Exchange-street East. DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
NITURE, Table and Dessert Services of China Cut Glass, Si!- ronndfbv the East Indies.
Just published, Mounted on Cloth, Bvo, price 55., boards,
ver Watches, Plated Articles, Plates' offaass,'64 inches by 50, -60 Dozen Old East India and London Particular MATEIRA.
and 54 inches by 50, in Gilt Frames, Six-octave Cabinet, Cot- '2l 'Dozen fine Sparkling CHAMPAGNE. GOOD FAMILY RESIDENCE IN TOXTETH-PARK. 1-1_ PHYSICAL SIGNS OF THE DISEASES OF THE
tage, and Grand Square piano-fortes .by favourite makers, ' The whole of the above are Wines,of -a high class, and well rpo be SOID, a good, substantial, and well-built LUNGS. By JAMES TURNBULL, M.D., Physician to the
large Library BookrasesMmepieces; P;tintings, Framed prints, , deserving public attention.
1 FAMILY 'HOUSE, containing Three or Four Entertaining- Liverpool Northern Hospital.
&c., removed for Sale. Samples may be tasted at the time of Sale, -when Catalogues' rooms Six or Seven Lodging-rooms, and suitable conveniences, " This tabular view,' affording a coup d'wil of the various
Te DINING-ROOM and PARLOUR FURNITURE consists of 'maybe had from Mr. BRANCH.
with rooms,
Walled Garden. auscultatory, &c. phenomena, discoverable in health and dis-
modern WING-any Pedestal Sideboards. Sets of Dining Tables,
Apply to OCT. WATERHOUSE, 10, Exchange-street East. ease, will prove useful to many practitioners, as well as students,
handsome Chairs, Sofas And Couches Circular and Elliptic EXTENSIVE SALE OF UNREDEEMED PROPERTY,
Leo Tables, Card and -Library Ditto, Lounging Chairs, Chif-
HA NOTrEzr-ROOMS. ' gical Review, January, 1847.
THE WHOLESALE WINE, SPIRIT, AND PORTER
foniers, Cabinets, Curtains, Carpets,
By Mr. T. BRANCH, London : JOHN CHURCHILL, Prince's-street Soho.
TRADE.
FASHIONABLE ROSEWOOD DRAWING.,ROOM A RTICLES, coin- ,
TO- MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 13th, and THURSD:kY next. .-.,-.
prising,Circular and Oval Loo Tables. Card Ditto. Couches. Set ' _ ... -

THE WHOLESALE WINE, SPIRIT, AND PORTER
TRADE.
MO be DISPOSED OF, the Business of a VAULT,
in close proximity to the Central Docks, which has been
established.iu the above Easiness, and held in the same hands,
upwards of Twenty Years. For the convenience of sending
out small, quantities, there is also a Retail License. Stock,
Goodwill, Fixtures, &c. under .t 300.
Apply by letter, G. H., Standard-office.

aim econd-nand Gold and Silver Patent Lever, Horizontal, and rOR SALE, a full-size Second-hand BILLIARD
Verge Watches, by esteemed British and Foreign -makers ;an X' TABLE, with Cues, Marking-board, &c.
elegant assemblage of fashionable Jewellery, in -massive and Apply at -YO, Lord-street.
elegant fine Gold and Silver, Guard, Feb and Breguet Chains, _—
Ladies' Gold Neck Chains, numerous Cameo, Mourning, and
other fashionable Brooches, enriched with precious Stones, mo be SOLD, the GOODWILL, STOCK, and FIX-
Shirt Pins, Ear and Finger Rings, richly mounted, Pencil Cases, 1 TURES of a SADDLER and HARNESS MAKER'S
and other ornamental and useful Articles ; a quantity of modern ESTABLISHMENT, situated within two miles from the Liver-
Silver Plate. in Spoons, Forks, Tea Services, Sugar Tongs, &c. ; pool Exchange.
Liver-
elegant Sheffield plated Articles, a few Paintings and Engravings, Satisfactory reasons will be given by the Pror—'
Watchmaker's Mandrell, Cutting Machine, &c.. together with retirement from busit.,
a variety of Linen and Woollen Drapery, comprising a number accepted for the whole. of Ladies' fashionable Shawls and Scarfs of Cashmere, Satin, Address, post paid, to B. M. and 8., Standard-office, Liver-
Edinburgh, Paisley, and Norwich descriptions, rich Silk Dress now.
Pieces, sundry length of Satins and other Silks, Mousseline de
Laines, Merinos, Print Dresses, Blankets, Woollen Cloths, Cas•
sitneres, Linens, &c. ; together with a quantity of superior
Wearing Apparel, in first-rate Frock Coats, Body coat-s, Cloaks.
Trowsers, and Vests, with the ---'

Just published, New Editions, revised, corrected, and greatly
im a
prov
Ded, of
ITACGOWAN'S LESSONS in LATIN READING-
...N.I and GRAR? with ictionary, forming a
Latin Library foAM rM Beginners. In Two Parts, 18mo. Part 1.,-
2s,bound. Part 11., 3s. bound.

cur Lessons in Latin Reading„ are the joint production
of THOMAS MACCOWAN, Esq., Mancheiter, and of the Rev.
JAMES MACOOWAN, late master of a classical and commercial
school, Liverpool, and author of several esteemed elementary
works on education. The two Courses (parts first and second),
though printed and sold separately, form continuous portions
of one design, which was to furnish a complete Latin Library
of Reading, Grammar, and Composition for beginners. The
work accordingly consists of a series of lessons selected from
the classical authors, which advance in difficulty by easy and
imperceptible gradations, and which are accompanied by exer-
..
cises in English to be turned int. r

Jusiness, anc

Co bt Ltt.

_. usual assemblage of Miscella-
neous Pawnbrokers' Stock, the whole being genuine Forfeited
Property, from the highly respectable establishments before- mo be LET, for a Term of Years, with possession at
mentioned.
Jl_ Lady Day next, JOHNSTONE HALL, near Eccleshall,
To be viewed.Th T S DAY (Tuesday), the 12th instant,between three miles from the Norton-bridge Station. I.and from 30 to
the hours of Eleven and Four o'clock, when Catalogues -may be 100 Acres. Abundance of Shooting to be obtained.
....
had from Mr. BRANCH.

MO be LET, a first-rate EMIGRATION OFFICE,
with plenty of Warehouse space, in Bath-street, being the
First Floor of Stanley-buildings, under the Sailors' Home.
A len "—S underneath, with Plate Glass Front

and Patent Iron Shutters.
Apply at 77, London-road, or 17, Nile-street

ad rsin the is
given in detached portionseaninas it
isrequired;and ; and itle isssons com—
municated in a manner perfectly intelligible to the young pupil.
As this part of the work contains only what is called into
immediate age, no time is lost in learning what might soon be
forgotten ; and the reading lessons are so arranged as to enable
the pupil to form from them a grammar for himself. Each
volume contains a complete dictionary adapted to itself; so
that, as a whole, the Lessons present, within a moderate com-
pass, anti at a low price, a very ingenious and successful
attempt to simplify the acquisition of the elements of the
Latin language.
v it and BOYD, Edinburgh; SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, and
Co., London.

In the Press, will be ready January 11th,
CORN E R'S HISTORY OF ROME;
compiled from accepted modern English and Foreign authorities: and printed uniformly With CORNER'S HISTO-
RICAL WORKS, for School and Family Beading, forming a
complete History of every Nation in Europe.

The Histories of
England and Wales; five fine plates,
and map
Ireland ; three fine plates, and map.
Scotland ; three fine plates, and map. 3/
France; three fine plates and maps. 3/
Spain and Portugal ; three fine plates
and map
3/ ....
Denmark, Sweden, and Norway; two fine plates and

Bound, with Without
the Questions. Questions.

MO be LET, (and the Furniture contained therein
11 may be taken at a valuation,) a small but commodious
HOUSE, at Warbreck Moor, near Aintree, containing Dining-
room, Drawing-room, Sitting-room, Kitchen, &c., down stairs,
and Five Bed-rooms up stairs, with Coach-house, Saddle-room,
and Four-Stall Stable, &c.
The House has but lately been refitted throughout, and the
Furniture is all perfectly new.
For particulars apply at the Standard-office.

Germany, including Austria ' three fine plates and

.................. . 3/4
Turkey and Ottoman Empire; three fine plates and
3/6
Poland and Russia; three fine plates and map .... 3/6
Italy and Switzerland; three fine plates and map .. 3/6
Holland and Belgium ; two fine plates and map ... 2/6
The object of these works—peculiarlv suited to Schools and Families—is to furnish the reader with a faithful History of each Nation, interspersed with an accurate account of the Re-
ligion, Customs, NationatCharacteristics, state of Civilisation,
and Domestic Habits of the people, in various periods of their
history ;—to attract the attention of te sing generation by
purity of language and clearness of detail; and- thus render
easy and pleasant the attainment of a knowledge of the leading
events of history.
To show how these truthful Hisories are aeciated, it may
he mentioned that 8000 England,t 5000 Ireland, 5000 Scotland,
6000 France, and 4000 Spain and Portugal, have been sold.

CHARLES BUTLER'S EASY GUIDE TO GEOGRAPHY
AND USE OF THE GLOBES. With Seven Glyphographic
Maps, 25., cloth.
THE UIDE TO USEFUL KNOWLEDGE, by the same
Author. Second Edition, enlarged, Is. 6d., cloth.
London: DEAN and Co. Threadneedle-street; and may be
obtained, by order, of all Booksellers.

PRICEH PE
TREENCE.
" EDAIL Y NEW S,
London Morning Newspaper, in Time for the Morning
Mails.

It is remarkable, that more than a century since there were
eighteen papers published in London, daily or three times a
week—while now there are only fifteen ! In the City of New
York, more daily papers are published than in all England,
Scotland, and Ireland, put together. What is the cause ?-
PRICE !

That the Public know the advantage of having a Daily Paper
is manifest, from the thousands who pay threepence for a paper
the day after publication. What, then, are the causes which
maintain the high price? First, the capital required to be in-
vested. Next, the various talent, knowledge, and experience
which must combine to produce the result. The number o
the requirements have, in truth, occasioned something very
like a monopoly—and monopoly always commands its own
price. •Thus, whilst capital and competition had been doing
good service in all other things, nothing had been attempted
for the political and social wants of three great nations; and a
daily I ondon Newspaper remained, until the establishment of
THE DAILY NEWS, a costly luxury, in which only the wealthy
indulge.
NEWS looks for support, not to a compara-
tively few readers at a high price, but to many at a low price.
THE DAILY NEWS is the same size as all other Journals
were within seven years; it is larger than many of the high-
priced daily journals are now; and, in every particular of in-
terest. it contains as much information as the most successful
amongst its contemporaries. THE DAILY NEWS is expansive ;
and double sheets are given whenever News, important Debates,
or Advertisements require it.
Every News Agent will, we hope, supply the Paper, by post,
at Threepence, where paarneht -ire-made ,r,t r; when cre-
dit is given, it is a matter of private arrangement with which
the Proprietors have nothing to do.. As, however, in an under-
taking so bold it is advisable to guard against possible incon-
venience, the Proprietors will undertake to get all persons
supplied who shall forward a Postotlice order, made payable tO
JOSEPH SMITH, DAILY NEWS OFFICE, Whitefriars, London,
at the rate of 19s. 6d. for every three months.
An Evening Edition, under the Title of
THE EXPRESS,
is published every day at Four o'clock, containing full reports
of the Markets of the day.
DAILY NEWS OFFICE, WHITEFRIARS, FLEET-STREET,
LONDON.

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SHARPE'S LONDON MAGAZINE; A JOURNAL
OF ENTERTAINMENT AND INSTRUCTION, for general
reading, consisting of Original Essays, Tales, Articles descrip-
tive of objects of Antiquarian or Historical Interest, Transla-
tions, Interesting Extracts, Poetry, original and selected, with
valuable Miscellanies. This Magazine has the advantage over
all periodicals of being idsned in advance, the Parts appearing
at the beginning instead of the end of the month.

It is piinted in large octavo, Sixteen Pages, double columns,
in a new and elegant type, with WOOD ENGRAviNes, from ori-
ginal designs by the most eminent Artists, including several by
Selous, Tenniel, Weigall, Warren. Pickersgill, Franklyn, Scott,
&c., and is published in the following forms :
HALF-YEARLY VOLUMES, cloth lettered 4s. 6d.
MONTHLY PARTS .os. 7d.
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for post Os. 2}d.
N.ll.—Two VOLUMES ARE ALREADY PUBLISHED.—EACH
VOLUME IS COMPLETE IN ITSELF.

The object of this Publication is to furnish reading of an in-
structive and amusing character, at such a price as to be ac-
cessible to all classes of people, and at the same time of a higher
standard in its literature than has hitherto been found in cheap
publications.
Its contents are of the most varied description, carefully se-