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Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street. Now ready, in 2 vols. A HISTORY OF G1 REEK CLASSICAL LITERATURE. By the Rev. R.

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On Friday, November 14, will be published, in 1 vol. PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES. Collected and republished from the Philosophical Transactions," with Notes. By Sir BENJAMIN BRODIE D.C.L., F.R.S., Corresponding Member of tho Academy of Sciences, ot the Institute of France, London Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans. Now ready, in 1 post KOSSUTH and MAGYAR LAND or, Personal Adventures during the War in Hungary.

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XL, for November, THE MONTHLY PACKET of EVENING RE ADINGS for YOUNGER MEMBERS of the CHURCH. Price Od. Contents Conversations on the Catechism Conversation X. The Cardioscope. Cameos from English History, Cameo X.

Earl Godwin. The Castlo Builders, by the Author of "Scenes and Characters," Chapter VII. Our Feathered Neighbours, Chapter IX. Stilt-Walkers. The Plover Tribe.

Pictures of the Heavens, No. III. Tlie Constellations. Annie and Julia. The Pigeon Pie.

The Nuns of Orange. Hints on Reading. London J. and C. Mozley, 6, Paternoster-row.

J. Parker, Oxford, and 377, Strand. Antagonistic to Sophistry, Vrejudico, and Empiricism, 14' Wood- nnt dl rnanc. 9. vnlc Is ennh hv BORt.

19. O1 SINGLE AND MARRIED LIFE; To he or not to be, that is the question. By R. M.D. M.K.O..M.

za years aieuicaiana hv.vlw... Programme Advent of Puberty and corresponding AssociationsDuties and Casualties of Single Life Marriage and its sideratious-Happy and Fruitful Alliances Mode of Securmj thenl Infelicitous and Infertile ones Their Obviation and B.smoval. Sherwood, 23, Patevnostor-row Mann, 39, CoruhiU Carvalho, 147, Fleet-street aud all booksellers or by pout from the Author, 10, Argyll-place, Regent -street, At home aftlly, ten till Bve Evening, seven till tit no. 1 FAMILY MYSTERIES. By Mrs.

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Now ready, in 2 with Illustrations, HARTOUM AND THE NILES. Bv GEORGE MELLY, Esq. Mr. Melly is an animated writer, and a quick observer his style is buoyant, lively, mid agreeable, and his bonk is from first to last instructive ana entertaining, morning rost. Independently of the amusement and information which may be derived from Mr.

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By EDMUND SPENCER, Author of Travels in Circassia," Colburn aud publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-street. L1F1S OS QUEEN ELIZABETH. Now ready, with Tivo Portraits and a Vignette, price 12s. bound, YOL. IV.

of LIVES of the QUEENS of ENGLAND, By AGNES STRICKLAND, New, Revised, and Cheaper Edition, embellished with Portraits of every Queen, Vol IV. comprises 1 THE LIFE OF QUEEN ELIZABETH, COMPLETE, Occupying nearly 8G0 pages. Colburn and publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-street. 13, Groat Marlborough-street. GENERAL SIR CHARLES NAPIER.

LIGHTS AND SlIADSS OF MILITARY LIFE." Edited by Licutennnt-General Sir CHARLES NAPIER, G.C.B. Now ready, in 1 vol. price 12s. bound. A narrative of stirring interest, which should be in the hands of every officer in her Majesty's service." Globe.

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London IDS ami 227, Strand; and to be had of all booTiSLllor3. SALES BYAUCTION. Sale adjourned from Thursday last, it having been found impossible to conclude the Sale on that day, on account of the number of the lots, within business hours. I'irsl-class Wines, bottled expressly for private trade. mff ESSRS.

SHUTTLE WORTH and. SONS are TjL instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, TO-MORROW, November 5, at Twelve, tho REMAINDER of the FIRST PORTION of tlie STOCK of a highly respectable house, retiring from the BOTTLE WINE TRADE comprising, abeut 83 dozens of choice old crusted Port, from ten to twenty years in bottle, of Thompson and Croft's, Oiiley's, Roiz, Quarlcs, Harris, and Co 's, and Royal Oporto Company's shipping 184 dozens of puie, gold, and brown Sherry, of Duff Gordon's, Perez and shipping 33 dozens rich and dry old Lisbon, of Holford's shipping Hi dozens Sillery Champagne, in pints, iu splendid condition about 18 dozens choice old Hock and about 70 dozens first-class old pale and hrown Brandy, Jamaica Rum, and Highland Whiskey also, in addition, about 30 dozens first-class Champagne, 14 ditto Claret, IS ditto Medoc Leoville, 20 ditto pale Brandy, bottled at Bordeaux, and 15 ditto Cordials also, in bond, one hogshead and nino quarter casks pale and brown Sberrv, and two quarter casks superior gold ditto lying ill the cellars, No. 4, Charlotte-row, Mansion-house, where they may be viewed until the sale, between the hours of twelve and three. The wines may be tasted at tlie time of sale, and samples had by payinent, which, witli catalogues, may be obtained of Messrs. Shuttleworth and Sons, 23, Poultry.

Improved Ground Rents, arising from a compact Property in Lambeth. MESSRS. WINSTANLEY are instructed to SELL bv AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, on Friday, Nov. 14, in One Lot, 07 10s. per annum, being the improved GROUND RENTS arising from zl houses with gardens, a public-house, and other premises, in Barrett-street, Lambeth, 8 messuages in Jonathan-street, and 12 cottages adjoining held for the remainder of a long term by one iease, and underlet for the same period.

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Just published, the 60th Thousand, price 2s in a sealed envelope, or sent by the author, post-paid, for 40 postage stamps, MANHOOD the Causes of its Premature Decline, with Plain Directions for its Perfect Restoration, a Medical Review of every Form, Cause, and Cure of Nervous Debility Impotency, Loss of Mental aud Physical Capacity, whether resulting from Youthful Abuse, the Follies of Maturity, the Effects of Climate, or Infection, addressed to the Sufferer in Youth Manhood, and Old Age with the Author's Observations on Marriage, its Duties and Disqualifications the Prevention and Cure of Syphilis, Spermatorrhea, and other Urino-Genital Dis eases' as adopted by Dcslandes, Lallcmand, and Ricord, Surgeons to the Hospital Venerien, Paris. By J. L. CURTIS, Surgeon, 15, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, London. r.KYIKWS ot- THE WORK.

"Manhood, hy J.L.Cuvtis. We agree with the author that, so far from works of this class beiugohjectionahleinthcbandsofyouth.or difficulties beingopposod, every facility should be given to their circulation mid to strengthen our opinion we need but refer to tha recent distressing events at our military and scholsstie academies at Carshalton and Woolwich." Naval and Military Gazette, Feb. 1, lasi Wn feel na hesitation in saying that there is no memberot society bv whom the book will not be found useful whether such iMrsoiihold the relation of a parent, preceptor, or clergyman. Evening Paper. Sold also by Gilbert, 40, Paternoster-row; Hannav 63 Mann, 69, Cornhill, London; Armstrong, Bond-4' Manchester; Howell, 8, Liverpool Campbell, chemist'' 13(5, Glasgow Robinson, 11, Edinburgh and Berry and 159, Great Dublin.

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8, New-street, Spring-gardens, on or before the 10th instant. TThOMAINE ft VENDRE. Le vaste DOMAINE JLr dc la BERGERIE situe sur Ics hords du lao Leraan, a licues do Believe et 7 de Lausanne, et forme unc Gtenduc do 201 hectares. Co domninc sc compose d'unc habitation principale avec pure, dc 0 fennes avee usine a moudre ot battro lo grain, et d'unc foret de ehOues. Sa position est des plus belles et son revenu assnrfi.

S'ailresser ft M. Feiix Marcel, a Lausanne. QILVER TEA and COFFEE SERVICES. IO Printed lists sent gratis into tin country, in answer to a paid letter, with full particulars of size, weight, and price, or purchasers will find a most extensive assortment of the Silvci Services in the Show-rooms. Either tea-pot, sugar-basin, cream-over, or be had separately.

T. COX SAVORY" aud Silversmiths, 47, Cornhill (seven doors from Grace-chureh-street), London. TH I aud JDi PATENTEES OF THE ELECTRO PLATE, manufacturing Silversmith, Bronzists, beg respectfully to call attention to their Establishments, 22, Regent-street Loudon 45, Moorgatc-strcou, And Manufactory, Newball-strcet, ili rmingham at either of places they have always an extensive stock their own productions. The Patentees feel the necessity of informing the public that articles sijitl as Electro-Plated, by Elkington and process, offer no guarantee for their manufacture unless such articles boar thoir patent mark, viz." E. and under a crown." Estimates, Drawings, and Prices sent free by post.

Rcplating and Gilding as usual. Q-ARL and SONS, Watch-manufacturers, 18, Poultry (near the Mansion-house), invite attention to their new and verv extensive STOCK of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. The patterns are of the latest style, aud the movements of the most lii'dily-iinisbed description. Every make can be had. Tho follow-in? prices will convey an outline of the stock, combining economy with Gold Cases Silver Watches of the horizontal make, jewelled and Dials.

Cases, fniirhnlpa tiiaintiiininL'nower. 1st size 5 10 0 1 IS 0 Ditto. 2d size 7 10 Ditto. 3d size 8 10 3 10 0 Patent lover movements, detached escape- jewelled in four or six holes, 2d size. 9 9 8 3 18 6 Ditto, with the flat fashionable style, with the most highly-finished movements, jewelled in 10 extra holes, 3d size 14 14 0 5 18 0 A written warranty for accurate performance is given with every watch, and a 12-mbnths' trial allowed.

A. very extensive and splendid assortment of fine gold neck chains; charged according to the weight of sovereigns. A pamphlet, containing a list of the prices of the various' arfcicies in gold and silver, may be had gratis. Address, Sari and Sons, IS, Poultry (near the Mansion-house). AMERICAN CLOCK "WAREHOUSE for the SALE of those superior Timepieces, AMERICAN CLOCKS, the largest assortment the country.

They are warranted to keep correct time. Thirty-hour clocks, 12s. and 18s. eight-day, 31s. and 35s.

also, alarm and office clocks in every variety. With a large assortment of American carpet brooms, pails, rocking chairs, Also, theCHILD'S VELOCIPEDE, a new and beautiful invention, and of such simple and cosy construction it can bo worked by children abovo three or four years of ago. It combines the pony and carrhvo, and by a backward and forward motion of the hands bold of a lever affords an easy and graceful exorcise, promoting health, and the muscular development of the arms and chest. It is i recommended hv our most eminent physicians. Sold by ROGliKb and Importers, 54B, New Oxford-street.

DAVIES'S BOTANIC WAX CANDLES, lid. per lb. sperm, 2s. and 2s. 2d.

German wax, Is. 2d. British wax or sperm, Is. 4d. patent sperm, lid.

fine wax, Is. 5d. transparent wax, Is. 4d. and 2s.

4d. best wax, 2s. 3d. composite, and ad. Palmer's, magnums, 8d.

middling size, 7Mid. store candles, 4y2d. and 5d. wax-wick moulds, Od. yellow soap, per 1121bs.

mottled, 56s Windsor soan, is. 4d. por packet; Brown Windsor, Is. 9d. rose, 2s.

almond," 2s. 6d. sealing wax, 4s. 6d argand vegetable, or earcel oil, 4s. 6d.

por gallon sporni. 7s. 6d. solar, 3s. Od.

seal 4s for Cash, at DAVIES'S Old Established Warehouse, 03, St. Martin's-lane, opposite tho Westminster County Court. PURE LIGHT for LONG EVENINGS. See the PEERLESS SELF-GENERATING GAS LAMP, a tnvoniiim of rrniit nractical value a rival to coal gas. Wicks, class chimneys, smoke, and attention avoided.

A brilliant light br lltfi frrLSllVaStOO at nan tne price oi uii ui v.uiiini..v. o--- tan No clockwork, springs, or other machinery, but simple, portable, safe, and durable. 20,000 have been sold and approved since patented in August last. This apparatus can be had for 8s. each and upwards, and adapted for every purpose where a olican and pleasant lieht is a desideratum.

It maybe seen, and prospectuses and engravings procured, at 128, Hoioorii-nui, i.on- 'm TI.wl.WLflnlrl ftnCqpV.st.VPllt,. SlltirnOld 1 aon, runi-uriuye iv uiieo, Oak-street, Manchester; and at lamp dealers generally. EFFICACIOUS CURE for CORNS, BUNIONS, CALLOSITIES, 6c, WITHOUT CUTTING, or causing the slightest pain, by Mr. EISENBERG, Author of Practical Exposition 011 the Human Foot," and Diseases of the loot Mr EISENBERG'S system is at once novel, and based upon long experience it has received the sanction of the Royal Families oi Europe, and the first of the nobility and gentry, he having, by careful study and actual pract ice, rendered himself master of that branch of surgical art in which he has been so long engaged as well as made most important discoveries the treatment of the diseases of the feet. Mr Eisenbergmaybe consulted daily from Ten till Five, at his residence, 14, Cookspur-strcot, corner of Pall-mall.

COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS. CFrom Prince Loui; Napoleon, President of the French 1 Republic.) Monsieur Eisenborg m'a extrait les cors avec un grand succes et uno grande habilite. Loms Napoleon Bonaparte. Avril 14, 1847." fFrom the Most Noble his Grace the Duke of Hamilton.) "Mr Eisenberg operated on my feot successfully and skdfully. Chatblhkrault.

Hamilton, and Brandon. Hamilton Palace, Feb. 12, I860." fFrom the Most Noble his Grace the Duko of Northumberland.) Mr Eisenberg has very skilfully removed several very troublesome corns from my feot without causing mo the slightest pain. (From tho Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Jamaica This is to certify my opinion of Mr.

Eisenberg's skill, after a intiso of six years his operation is attended with success. Chester-sqnare, March 29, 1851." Aubrbv G. JAMAICA. From his Excellency his Prussian Majesty's Ambassador to the xioiii un, a of Oreat have verv reat satisfaction in stating that Mr. Eisenberg has extracted two very deep corns EcSl'KowWg'e which have procured hnn very deserved a reputation.

(From the Most ram Mr. Eisenberg has extracted my corns with extraordinary skill. fFrom the Most Hon. the Marquess of Stafford.) Mr Eisenberg has extracted two corns from my foot with great skill, and very satisfactorily. Stafford.

fFrom tho Right Honourable the Earl of Airiie.) Mr Eisenberg has removed my corns very satisfactorily. Airiie Castle, Nor. 8, 1849." Aibub. fFrom the Right Hon. the Earl of Listowel, Lord in Waitingtoher 1 Majesty.) I certify that Mr.

Eisenborg has- effectually removed my corns tviniit. t.hn ipnsr, 11U.1I1. cternm tVii Ttiirht Hon. Lord Crewe.) Mr. Eisonbeig extracted my corns with great skill Crewe." (From the Eight Hon.

Lord Feversham.) "Mr EiBenbere: has eradicated my corns with great skill, and Without any 10, 1843 Fevbrsuam. fiwn Oia Wiirht Hon. Lord Sondes.) I have much satisfaction in being enabled to bear testimony to Mr. Eisenberg's skiirul treatment. Aug.

19, 1844. Sonbbs. fFrom the Right Hon. Lord "Four vears Mr. Eisenberg extracted the csriis from my feet with great skill, since which tune I have not suffered 1850." Beaumont.

fFrom the Right Hon. Lord Maedonald.) Mr. Eisenberg has operated upon my feet most successfully. i lACXOIi fLDh rnm the Rlnht Hon. Lord Arundell.) It is five years since Mr.

Eisenberg attended my feot, and I think it but right te say thattlie cure has been complete. "Junes, 1860." "Arundill. fFrom Colonol Major Hay, Coldstream Guards.) It is now seven years since Mr. Eisenborg operated on my feet, then in a very bad state from corns his operation was easy and effectual for I have never suffered since. Charlks M.

hav, Nov. 6, 1850." Colonel and Major, Coldstream Guards, (From the Rev. Dr. Spencer Drummond.) I have returned to- Mr. Eisenberg to certify to his skill after eleven years' 18850." "Spencer Drummonii.

From Dr. Charles Meyer, Secretary aiid Librarian to H. R. H. Prince Albert.) it i nr nat nloasure in testifying to the very skilful manner in which Mr.

Eisenberg has operated upon my corns. C. MUTER. HUCKlllgnaHl roiiieo, ami ai. (From Col.

W. L. Froestun. K.C.T., M.P.) It is now Bve years since Mr. Eisenberg1 extracted my corns with ereat skill, and, Phaye been free from corns since.

Feb 26 W-LooKYER FitKESTUN, M.P. The' orieinals of the above autographs, with many thousand more, can be seen at Mr. Eisenberg's residence, he having received permission from the distinguished persons to give publicity to the oood ellects he has produced. No professional connection with any person, Observe 14, Cockspiir-street, comer Pall-maUi, tO 1 any DEBTS to, the estate of Iho late WILLIAM HENRY NEWTON, deceased, late of liiisinghall-street, London, warehouseman, and also of No. is, Albion-street, Hyde-park, are requested to send particulars of such claims nr ibbts to Messrs.

Hillnd Heald, 23, TlirOgniorton-streei, -Solicitors tot" Administratis. PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of Chancerv, n.adc in a cause 11 Goodwin against Jeffery and Others," the CREDITORS of GEORGE formerly of Tollbridge Wells, in the county of Kent, comedian, and late of Rochester, in the said county, victualler, deceased (who died on or about ihe 1st day of September, are, on or before tho 2d day of December, ISol, to come in and PROVE their DEBTS before Richard Richards, one of the Masters of the said Court, at his chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Clianeery-lane, London or, in delimit thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said order. WILTON and BLACKMAN, 1, Raymond-buildings, Gray's-inn. EXHIBITION of the INDUSTRY of- ALL I NATIONS, NEW Y'ORK. We, the undersigned, hereby givo notice, that the date, November 4, given in the Circular issued on October 14, applies only to articles intended for immediate shipment from the Crystal Palace.

Application to exhibit other goods will be received until December 15. In answer to numerous inquiries, we also notify that the New York Exhibition is not exclusively confined to ibi'mcr exhibitors, but is open to all parties. As. the Exhibition will positively commence 011 April 15, 1cn2, all goods must be shipped by February 1. Applications for space (wall or -counter), and for further particulars, must bo addressed to the office, 43, Clarges-street, Piccadilly.

CHARLES BUSCIIEK. EOWA11D RIDDLE. TUIE KING- EDWARD RAGGED and INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS and EASTERN REFUGE, Albert-street, Buxton-street, Spitalfields. A PUBLIC MEETING in AID of the FUNDS of tiio Instigation will be held at the School-house, Albert-street, TO-MORROW EVENING, Nov. 5, 1851.

The Right Hon. tlie LORD MAYOR will take the Chair at Half-past Six o'clock. Subscriptions and donations will be thankfully received by S. Gurney, treasurer, Lombard-street N. J.

Powell, sub-treasuver, 101, Wbitechupel Messrs. Smith, Payne, and hankers, Lombard street; Mr. II. It. WiUinms, hon.

sec, 2, Beau-: uiont-square, Mile-end-ioud and by anymember of tho committee. "OVERNMEiNT SCHOOL of MINES, and of V7T SCIENCE applied to the ARTS. MUSEUM of PRACTICAL GEOLOGY. The INAUGURAL and INTRODUCTORY LECTURES are arranged as follows Thursday, Oth November, at Three o'clock, GENERAL INAUGURAL, by Sir HENRY DE LA BEt'HE, F.R.S., Friday, 7th November, at Eleven o'clock, CHEMISTRY', by Dr. LYON PLAYFA1U, F.Ii.S.

Monday, 10th November, at One o'cloek, NATURAL HISTORY, by EDWARD FORBES, F.R.S. Tuesday, nth November, at Eleven o'cloek, MECHANICAL SCIENCE, by ROBERT HUNT, Keeper of Mining Records. The Lectures upon GEOLOGY hv ANDREW RAMSAY, F.R.S., MINING and MINERALOGY by WA11INGTON W. SMYTH, M.A., and METALLURGY by Dr. PERCY, F.R.S., will commence 011 the 0th of January.

For particulars respecting terms, application should be made to Mr, Trenhnm Kecks, tlie Museum. HENRY T. DE LA I3ECHE, Director. MARTIN'S HALL SINGING SCHOOL. Director, Mr.

JOHN HULLAII. ELEMENTARY CLASSES Class 106, for Gentlemen, will meet THIS EVENING, Nov. 4, at Three-quarters-past Eight o'clock Class 107, for Ladies, will meet on Thursday Evening, November 0, at Half-past Six o'clock. Terms, lis. for a Course of fifty lessons.

Tiekots and full particulars may bo had at St. Martin's Hall (temporary entrance, SO, Long-acre). npilE NEW COSTUME. MUSIC HALL, JL Store-street. THIS EVENING Jlrs.

T. C. FOSTER will deliver a LECTURE descriptive of a CENTURY of FEMALE COSTUME, fran the HOOP to the BLOOMER, illustrated by paintings (life size) of various fashions from 1751 to the present tunc. At tho latter part ot tlie Lecture Mrs. roster win wear an elegant modification of the Bloomer costume.

To commence at Half-past Eight, 'iickcts, is. reserved seats, s. private noxes, 15s. and 21s. LAURENT'S CASINO, Argyll-rooms, Great Windmill-street, St.

James's, is OPEN EVERY EVENING fur the Winter Season. Laurent's well-known and celebrated Band: principal Comet a Piston, M. Boulcourt. During the recess the rooms have been re-decorated, and many improvements made, under tlie sole direction of Mr. G.

F. Bryer. Doors open at Half-past Eight, commence at Nine o'clock. Admittance, Is. jPHl of HINESE FIREWORKS.

One Hundred Buses these Tare and curious Fireworks, just landed from Canton each box contains upwards oi too pieces, price irom os. to 10s. per box. The immense and splendid slock of Chinese articles exhibited at tlie Great Exhibition are now for sale at IIEWETT'S large Chinese warehouse, IS, Fenchurch-strcet, City. 1f ESSR; spectio is.

J. HOLMES ana UU. invite an m- ion of their AUTUMNAL FASHIONS, tho stock being replete for the ensuing season. Their registered Shawl Cloak may be bad in every colour, mid having several looms now at work the prices are from iilO t.o 15. They have also a Shawl Cloak at lower prices, for which they have additionally a great salo and, lastly, they beg to claim attention to their vast stock of Shawls, for which their well-known mart for this article continues its unrivalled notoriety.

All articles throughout the establishment are marked in plain figures at that low rate of charges which has given sucli gencml-satisQtotion. Foreign and British Shawl Emporium, 171, 173, and 175, Regent-street. TJEW FASHIONS, NEW COSTUMES, NEW 11 CLOAKS for the. WINTER. HV.

COOKd rbspeotfully announce to their numerous -and distinguished patrons, that thov have just returned from Paris, and upon the occasion of the HE-OPENING their spacious SHOW-ROOMS, they have this season made unusual exertions to produce such a collection of CLOAKS, Bonnets, Cups, Head-dresses, Coiffures, Collars, Evening Dresses, Berthas, as in style, material, and variety should be worthy of their approbation which, in accordance with the spirit of the times, they are offering at prices so moderate as to satisfy the most economical. They earnestly solicit a visit to their Cloak and Millinery Saloon, which abounds with novelties possessing unusual attractions. Hy. Cook and Parisian and Pamil'v Mourning Warehouse, 246, Regent-street, London. ESSRS.

NICOLL'S ESTABLISHMENTS 1 IN LONDON Are thus arranged (Excellence and Economy being conspicuous throughout). In REGENT-STREET, at Number 114, orders are taken for all kinds of the best Momingand Eveningattire suitable for Gentlemen. The NEXT HOUSE, Number 116, is connected with the above, as also with the other two houses, but- is chiefly devoted to the production of Naval and Military Uniforms, complete in every requisite accoutrement for Officers of tlie Line or Militia and Cadets' outfits, At Number 113, specimens of Robes fur the Pulpit, Bar, or Municipal ofiice, mav be seen and tested, as also great improvements in the form and' general appearance of Riding Habits, for Ladies. At Number 120, Boys' and Youths' Clothing are prepare, with College Caps, Gowns, as adapted for public or private schools, In the SPACIOUS SHOW-ROOMS, extending over all the houses now enumerated, there is the ever popular Paletot and Morning Coat, ready for immediate use, and in all their varied adaptations for convenience or climate, together with Dressing-gowns and articles constructed for luxurious ease, and a division ex clusively for travelling and sporting, inclrding all the new in- a dcDartment are well attended to. At THE CITY ESTABLISHMENT, 22, COENHILL, Morning and Evening attire, with Palotats, may be obtained as in Regent-street but there simply specimens of the several other Departments above described aro submitted.

The WHOLESALE and COUNTING-HOUSE DEPARTMENTS are for tho WEST-END, in WARWICK-STREET, and in the CITY. CHANGE-ALLEY. ICI ON PARLE FRANCAIS. HIER SPRICHT MAN DEUTSCH. QUI SI PARLA ITALIANO.

AQUI HABLASE EL ESPANOL; LIVERIES. As the season is rapidly approaching when, in most Families, orders art given for the usual supply of their Servants' Clothing, Xoma.bimLUrtlU, "0, 113 land 120, REGENT-STREET, also at 22, CORNHILL beg to announce that they are prepared to submit tbeir prices with contemplated); and whether for a bungle suit or where a quantity is needed, this department will be found to pre entail the economical and useful advantages or which the other branches of their business have now, for a long period, induced much publie'ifavour. MESSRS. POULSON and COMPANY'S REGISTERED PARDESSUS, or WALKING reallv u'otul and I truly elegant light Autumnal and Winter Over-coat co? ec pronounced a redeeming trait to the many indc-scidhable Tin entions of the day, wherein novelty is attained at the sacrifico of good taste, and that classic elegance characteristic or tho SotnMr it is admirably adapted for walking, riding, and where the continued action of the body renders a ta wt Knheiiltliy and cumbersome. In Autumn price is Two Guineas, but those for Winter ear nleroto 04, Regent-street, Quadrant; and .11 the country and colonies of thoir authorised agents.

mHB WINTER REDINGOTE, iutr J- Mr. BINGLEY. glrtT introduced by gentlemanly, and unassuming style, richly lined qui. material is clastic, warm, nnu thinner mu- TJiiHiinTitn nt Ilbl witir'snk reahis iU inoderate of two Wiineas and a half. To be had only Marlborough-street, Regent-street.

of the Patenteo, 22; Great INTER G-RAVES, Tailor and Trousers Maker, JttHWHto, Ihe rebtS of th? EEX SoSitS IllUli iim i i. -v nlcn bfifS to CHI lJlir- toboT cut of Trouse- to be worn with- Close at Seven P-m- BEST COKE for domestic purposes, delivered ouantities of two or more chaldrons, at the rate of and 10s. within -three miles west of pt This low price will only continue to lain oy. -Annlv tc A. A.

Croll, Gas Works, Bow-common Cash to be paid on delivery. THrHlTLAW'S MEDICATED VAPOUR BygiA iMoK CUTANEOUS appropriated to meaications, left by the late Mr. tached. The 'w tt Reports of the Asylum Whitlaw- founded 1822 for the Cure of "Seated Vapour Bath Institution, are at i i tr, Ladies and to vmcti lomaic jitiio ted to Lames, auu left bv th0 earnest desire has been expressed, hy a large number of persons resident in various parts of the country, for the of a Journal, at convenient intervals, which shall contain all the political, ecclesiastical, and other matter of general interest to be found in the columns of TliS Morning Chronicle, but in such a orm as will admit of its being supplied at a less cost than a daily newspaper. The proprietors of Tlie Morning Chronicle have given their best consideration to tho wishes which have been thus intimated and they are led to believe that a paper published on threo alternate evenings in the week, and comprising in each number the more material and important contents of two Morning Chronicles, would he acceptable to a very wide circle of readers.

They have accordingly commenced the experiment of a publication of this description. THE EVENING JOURNAL, the FIRST NUMBER of which appeared on Monday, the 0th instant, will be published every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and will contain every article of general interest and importance printed in The Morning Chronicle of the day of its publication and of the day preceding. It is perhaps needless to state that, among the matter thus selected for re publication on alternate days, will be the leading articles of Tho Morning Chronicle, its Foreign, Domestic, and Commercial Intelligence, its Reports of the Parliamentary Debates and of important proceedings in tho Courts of Law, tho Letters of its Special Correspondents, and the various communications on Church questions which form so prominent a feature of its columns. The size of The Evening Journal is the same as that of The Morning Chronicle, and so is the price of each number, Fivcpence; consequently, the yearly subscription to the new triweekly paper will be exactly half the annual cost of The Morning Chronicle. Tho Evening Journal is printed at such an hour as to admit of its being forwarded hy post to all parts of the countrj' on the night of its publication.

Orders are received hy every newsvender throughout the United Kingdom, or, in case of difficulty, may be transmitted direct to the Publisher, at the officc.of The Evening Journal, 332, Strand. The Morning Chronicle Office, Loudon, October, 1851. POSTAGE ENVELOPES, Is. per dozen five quires of Queen's note paper for 6d. eight dozen superfine cream laid envekmes for 6d.

lareo cream note, 3(1. per quire. 4s. per ream; superfine Queen's ditto, 2d. per quire, or 3s.

per ream superfine cream laid envelopes, eight dozen for Sd. black bordered ditto, eight dozen for Is. black bordered Queen's cream laid note paper, 4d. per quire large note, 6d. per quire.

Wedding stationery of every description. Coronets, arms, crests, and initials stamped on paper at one-half the usual charge. well selector) stock of dressing cases, work boxes, tea caddies, despatch boxes, writing desks, Wittington's cases, blotting books, Biblcis and Prayor-hooks, to be had at Charles Stookeu's, 53, Quadrant, Regent-street, London. AGNUS'SENAMELLED SLATE CHIMNEY PIECES aro patronized by all architects and builders of eminence, and by tho puDiic generally, -iney are uueuper, mwe beautiful, and more durable thai marble, and may bo had trom 25s. to 50 guineas each.

ENAMELLED SLATE BILLIARD TABLES. Magnus's patent Enamelled Slate Billiard Tables combine the nicest mathematical accuracy of workmanship with tho chastest elegance of design, and possess all the qualities that are esteemed hy the scientific player. Enough, that they are deemed worthy a place in tho drawing rooms of Osborne and Strathfieldsayo. N. B.

Slate articles of every description supplied to the trade Pinilico Slate Works. 3D and 40. Uppor Belgravo-place, Pimhco mWO HUNDRED and FIFTY' STOVES and JL Ti: HREE HUNDRED and TWENTY-FIVE FENDERS, all difi'erimr in pattern, forming the largest assortment ever couecteu together are always on SALE at the Show Rooms oi W1UL1AM b. BURTON. They are marked in plain figures, and at prices proportionate with those that have tended to make liu establishment the most distinguished in this country.

Bright Stoves, with bronzed ornaments and two sets of bars, 2 lis. to ifio 10s. ditto with ormolu ornaments and two sets of bars, 5 10s. to 12 12s. brouzod fenders, complete, with standards, from 7s.

to steel fenders from 2 15s. to 0 ditto, with rich ormolu ornaments, from 2 15s. to 7 7s. fire-irons, from Is. Od.

the set to 1 4s. Sylvester and all other patent stoves with radiating hearth plates and kitchen ranges. WILLIAM S. BURTON is enabled to sell at these very reduced charges from three simple causes, which ho is most anxious the public should understand and appreciate First, from the frequency and extent or his purchases. Second, from those purchases being made exclusively tor cash.

And Inst not least, from the non-allowance of the usual discount of 10 or 16 per cent, to architects, builders, on the amount of coods sold through their recommendation, by which arrangement the price of such goods is of course enhanced to, at the very least, the extent of the discount. WILLIAM S. BURTON has just completed some extensile a -terations in his premises, by which he has TEN LARGE SHOW ROOMS (all communicating), exclusive of the shop devoted solely to the show of GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, including cutlery, nickel silver, plated and japanned -wares, so arranged and classified that purchasers may easily and at once make their selections. rl Catalogues with cmrravings sent (per post) free, ihe money returned for every article not approved of. 80 OXFORD-STREET (corner of Newman-street) Nos.

1 and 2, NEWMAN-STREET and 4 and 5, PERRY'S-PLAOE. Established A.D. 1820. ENHAM and SON'S IMPROVED COOKING a -Nvin-s smmliod t.o several of the principal Club-houses, Railway Hotels, Public anaTrivate Families, com-bininir irrcat efficiency and the utmost economy of fuel with perfect RiniDlieitv of management and the most substantial workmanship. Specimens of the new Roasting Ranges, Broiling Stoves, Dishing-up Tables Hot-water Drving-closets, Steam-kettles, were lately shown'at the Exhibition, No.

OS and a largo collection, including kitchen ranges, at every gradation of price, irom 60s. to 30 may he inspected at BENHAM and SONS' Manufactory and Show-rooms, 10, Wigmore-strcet, Cavendish-square, London. EATING, VENTILATING, aud (JURIS ot SMOKY CHIMNEYS, Stoves ior Ciliureiies, ruuuu ings, and Dwciung-nouses, ouimiuj FEETIIAM and Stove-makers, to her Majesty, 9, Chiloid-street, Bond-street, beg to announce that they have succeeded in nroducing a NEW STOVE for heating and ventilating apartments, composed entirely of earthen materials, the outside being of porcelain, and the inside of fire-clay, with hollow chambers between for the free circulation of pure air. Con he made to any dimensions or shapes, at prices from and upwards. Baths and kitclioiis fitted up on new and improved principles Mark 1'eerhaKi i and Co undertake the effectual cure of smoky chimneys without charge, if not successful.

Established 60 years. CiMOKY CURE no AY. EDWAKDS, Stove-maker to her Majesty, 42, Poland-sireet, Oxford-street, begs to call the attention of the public tie very advantageous terms upon which he undertakes to CURE SMOKY CHIMNEYS, of whatever description, estimates for which would ho previously given Nearly thirty years' experience in all the branches of his business enables F. E. to undertake the cure of chimneys on the abeve satisfactory terms.

TfcrEW SHOW ROOMS for BEDSTEADS. 11 HEAL and SON have erected some extensive Wsirerooms for the purpose of keeping every description of Bedstead In iron sSenl! extensive to allow them to fit up a variety, ootu in and manqgany, 01 nf japanned bedsteads ui iact, uasu Vfr stlad that is made they have a so aneantotl- ctiipletefor he tonShngTf bedsteads as well as bedding And Sout attempting to compete with the prices at which the lowest eh. I of Citure s'sold, and which isfit for no useful Purpose their SW.M'Twhettier of a plain anil simple fa. handsomer and more expensive character, are of well-seasoned materials, sound and warmntcu. Heal and Son's List of Bedding, containing full particulars of Shts sizes and prices of every description of bedding sent III Thy postf'' 1 application to their factory, 190 (opposite the Chapel), Tottonham-court-road, Londoiu SPENCER'S CHINESE LIQUID HAIR DYE is pronounced by thousands, who have used it for upwards of rfew minutes, without trouble, red or grey hair, whiskers, toadarkbrown or black by simply applying it wi- ainh While other dyes destroy the hair with their per-wiui Growth.

Price 3s. 6d STTdS 5 tto To be had of SPENCER and 2D, Not-unr'ha 11-place, Fieldgate-street, Whitechapol-road, London also of Ingram hlI1 'ut 229. Strand Sanger, WO.Oxford-Jtreet Bardiy Ctf- Atkinson24, Old Bond-street Elmore reet, Bimingham and of most perfumers and meTcto-vcnJors in town and country. Remittances attended to post Spenceraiid address is on the wrapper. REATXHIBITION of fl-r Mien A awarded to F.

S. CLEAVER for his genuine 5fWFv othe? TOILET SOAPS, which, notwithstanding the osUmatlon thov Save for a length of time enjoyed with the public, confinSon of the merit that has been attached to them, auS of wWeh will be more strictly attended to than ever by Clearer to perpetuate the honour that has been conferred upon him- To The had of all vendors of fancy soaps, and at tho mCufactory, 18, Red Lion-street, Holborn, London. 0 the AFFLICTED. A certain and speedy cure for all persons aniicisc chest or hni St. joint "Ah SOAP, the proW ties of which astonishing iu diseases such as erysipelas, ring-ties oi wniui iiiwf criint ons.

as it nroduces a ZuTar 3S of pores, rendering tho skin clear and healthy. tms eouol lv effleacioi in hums, scalds, bruises, or wounds of long IVmmrtbatnc i family should he without i at Meosam Medieated Cream DepOt, 238, Strand, London, in pots at Is. lVsd. and 2s. 9d.

each. qrANT RELIEF and SPEEDY CURE by. NDU BARRrf PULMONIC COUGH BON BONS and A TtT4 (TA BON two delicious preparations are D1ARRHCEA. tl for Much, asthma, brouclutis, SSinS-w sr and all aliea ous mm relflxc1 state of the diarrhoea oho ic Engish cholera In boxes. Is.

2s. a s. London Edwards; through all modiomo vendors. IFTY Years' indescribable agouy from Dys- ai nnnHnnt.inn flfltllJ i in. a ti i el 1 ii health-restoring nnekod for all climates, a I OJ K1UD 1 Id 22s.

li US. W- 10 33s. 2 4s. od. lib.

200 miles, on iiie iu iu. ,97 Wow Ron il- isnrri iute and Butler, 155. Regent-street also at c.3i land 4ol, fetrana, Upper Basor-streot; oi 4 niuble and niav be taken eiuier ior uupotins, tniisactioiis of commerce at home or abroad, tlie .,..4 allowed bv the Bank arc as f.illows, viz. I. lor new shares forth gradual increase of the capital (iiririor four nor cent, per annum.

or deposits for six mouths three per cent. drawir.If accounts, held at call rates time in bank. 1 11 all. eases the nitei ciit urecKiuuo ik-I't'-rini business forms of application for opening bo supplied nt the chief otllee of the Bank, and i-'uk1rmii the Strand, Lambeth, and Islington. Bv order of the Court of Directors, HUGH 1NNES CAMERON, General Manager.

Lothbury, London. rSK of CORRECTION at WANDS- iVOKTH, Countv of Surrey. Kotico is hereby given, die General Ouarber Session or the Peace, to be holden at Xewiu-toii, in and for the County of Surrey, on Tues-i-iith ilav'of Jaunarv, now next ensuing, and at the hour 'on the the ELECTION and apointment SS1STANT CHAPLAIN of the House ol Correc-Wainlsworth, in the said county, will take place. The at Chaplain must be a clergyman of the Church of Lulaud, orders, betwx-cn and 55 years of age, and married, re will be a year, and be will be provided with an -hml ollicial residence in the estublislimeut. i who mav desire to become Candidates for this office uired on or before Mondav, the 24th instant, to deposit or .1 HK.ir cpvi'i-nl aiinlinations.

testimonials, and tiim li.iv! th of one sre r. tcit lv i'tt- the olllce, hereunder mentioued, of the Clerk of the IW for die said county, where they may obtain further rosi'i-cting the qiialiflcations, conditions, and nature of the fit' the saiiloflioc. Persons desirous of becoming Candidates are further required personally to attend at the Sessions House, Xen-i'. "ion 011 l'ridnv, the 28th instant, at One o'clock in the to meet tlie committee appointed to determine upon to become candidates for the said office. U'ORONZO GREIG, Clerk of the Teaco.

North-street, Lambeth, Surrey, Nov. 1 1S51. mill? Metrooolitan Commissioners of Sowers hereby give notice, that they do intend to MAlvE, at a Cmn of Sewers to be held at their Principal Oltico, fto. r.r.., snlin-smmrs. iii tlie countv of Middlesex, 011 Vt cdncs- ion, iinvnf NnvcmVim- instant, at Eloven o'clock in the a DISTRICT SEWERS RATE on the following separate semrs.N district within the limits of the Metropolitan Commission i Sewers, that is to say, a district sewers rate of 3d.

111 the pound Jhoru division; and that such proposed sewers rate is If: t. 'l for inspection at their said Principal umce, mo. 1, uree- i-w ami win mere reiiiiun 101 uen fiwi u'elock in the forenoon on the said 12th day of November and Unit- tlie same niajbo inspected and copied, or extracts there-iiK 'may be made by'parties interested therein, at all reasonable time- du'riii" the period aforesaid. OHice hours from Nine a.m. to F.ittrp.ni.

"And further, that any objections in writing to the nil rate bv anv parties interested therein, will be received Mieiiioiilercdlivthe said Commissioners at the said Court of Kevi to be so held 011 the said 12th (lay of November, at No. 1, lire k-treet, aforesaid, before making such sewers rate. tiiis 3d day of November, 1851. Bv order of the Commissioners, E. H.

WOOLRYCH, Secretary. Commission of Sowers, Principal Office, -No. 1, Greek-street, Soho-square. rillUBBS' LOCKS and FIRE PROOF SAFES. -No instance has ever been known of a robbery having cBeeteit through anv one of Chubbs' Locks having been picked false key- In all cases of fire, Chubbs' Patent I'm-i Sales have given complete protection to books and paper-, ami tln-v arc also the most secure from the violent attacks Patent Detector Locks and Fire-proof Sares of all size- sale and made to order.

CHUBB and SON, 57, St. Paul t'iwrrliyaiil, Loudon 23, Lord-street, Liverpool 10, Market-street, Jhiki.esttr and llorslev-IIelds, Wolverhampton. BED, BREAKFAST, with use of Coffee-room and Attendance, One Guinea per week, at the PLOUGH UWu.aml TAVERN, Blnekwall. Gentlemen desirous of sleeping nen, also families arriving by steamer at Blackwall, will find fee and aceonnnodation, equal to a private The liute-1 commands a fine view of tho river and shipping, wi attaiinlile either by omnibus or railway every quarter of an tour. The is situate within three minutes' walk of the J'i station.

Omnibuses from the West-end direct to the hotel HEDGES and BUTLER, Wine-merchants, fcc, laicnt-strcct, London, and 20, King's-road, Brighton, -i tl.v recommend tlie following WINES Gordon's uoiuen 3s. per duzcii superior ditto of soft and full flavour, Nt and brown Sberrv. from 30s. to 54s. Amontillado (a delicate, pale, dry wine for invalids), 48s.

and 60s. old and 4Ss. white Port, 60s. Claret, and 00s. Cbahlis and Sauterne, 36s.

and 48s. 80s. mid 48s. sparkling ditto, and lUuledieimer, Stcinfcergcr, Johannesbcrgor, and Liobfrau- Siiel Slit. J.T Cliaiiiiiae-nc.

and 72s. fine old baeK, 1, sii.u-, iot.a, eiiuuin, lsuu Utdpak- Cognac Brandy, 60s. per dozen. ProntKiiac. Tokav.

Vermuth, and other rare wines. STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants, SHERRIES, excellent dinner 30s. pcril.izen ditto, wines of highest quality, 4. per dozen; Lisbon, finest rich or dry, 24s. highest quality imported, 23s.

per dozen 'ty choice, 3iis. per dozen. Temis, cash on delivery. "RASS 'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE, at 8s. per dozen, and 30s.

per 18 gallon cask. FIELD, WARDELL, .1 1 after devotim- 'ret. nt.t.Biit.ion to bottlmsr this muoh- 1 -111 lien oner 11. I IIUU ll wima mil mi j- 1 't liMirst stf.li. Snfst.i'b lit.rton Ales, Lnndonand Dublin Stout, Cider, and PeiTy, Willi nf lls Pn s.wl TA- nnBl-c rtf mm VIC, Odgue U11U i UIKIl, til 3J 22, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden.

A PPETITE and DIGESTION IMPROVED. tht EA Wld PERKINS1 WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE imparts limes, ann sa au. ami uv iw imn mm ne rlirriiRt. tbn 1. "scofthis aromatioand delicious sauce is tho host lC S1-111 wholesale by Lea and Perrins, Barclay MI dealer, in sar eii-u; -MOSELY, Surgeon Di 11, hmg of Hanover).

hiHNtn call 1 osveiior-squave, Dentist (by appoint- of Hanover), begs to call tho attention of his Loudon to his NEW DESCRIPTION of ARTI- llsitin. UL-ils, 01 which lie is the sole inventor luui luidsr.Ji, iV-iUarautced never to decay or become discoloured. 1... unilatf to tiif, ntj not. t.o bo detected bv 'ttr'r; observer, and will bo found superior to any teeth introduced.

This method does not require the rc- reniainin' teeth or the extraction ot any stumps. 'wKt'in-i 0,1 ms of the most tender nature; and at the Ko with the best material and workmanship. I'v perfect satisfaction be given. Consultations free. lmcnt.

STOPPING -DECAYED TEETH. Price by her Majesty and Prince ilf.s. HOWARD'S WHITE SUCCEDANEUM for stopping large tho cavity. It is placed in the tooth ii 1 wit.lm,t any pressure or pain, and immediately a white enamel; it will remain in the tooth many unneccssarv, atid in-resting the further a. i.

'ICCaV. ii; fiv r.n.,l,ln. nslv VsAfni'O tlKfid. 'leeav. and i it Hid i tr "eie discoloured in the tooth.

All persons use i with ease, ns full iHrfctinm; urn (inclosed. Prenared lltver All Prepared 17, George -street, Jrlanover- l.i- iincf Rnlfl 1V Mtc-tt' -U. .1 TT JO -iieui. Ganger, lOU, uuu wi v.yiu 4. (is flnrnh 11.

and all iui. in the kingdom. Price 2s, 6d. Mr. Howard con- teeth on his New System ofbelt-Aaiie-tVr-i li! wires.

This method does not require tho MT mi' teeth or roots, or anvpainful operation whatever, Hanover-square, At home from Ten till Four..