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y- LONDON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1863. UNSTAMPED THREEPENCE. JSTAMPED FOURPENCE. THEATRE ROYAL, AYMARKET. Mr.

SOTUERN. Mr. BUCK STONE begs to inform the patrons of this theatre that he has effected a renewal of Mr. Sothern's engagement, in order that his matchless creation of Lord Dundreary may be represented throughout the Christmas holidays. Lord Dundreary will therefore continue to excite the loudest roars of laughter ever heard within the walls of a theatre.

The attraction is still undiminished, and a nightly encore given to the reading of Brother Sam's letter. Mr. Buck-stone as Asa Trenchard (a Yankee), every evening. Miss Louise Keeley in "Rasselas," every evening. THIS EVENING SATURDAY to commence at seven with, for the 334th time, OUR AMERICAN COUSIN Lord Dundreary (for the 334th time in tins Theatre Mr.

Sothern Asa TTenchard, Mr. Buckstone. Mr. Chippendale, Mr. Braid, Mr.

Clark, Mr. Rogers, Miss Rush-ton, Mrs. E. Fitzwil iam, Miss C. Hill, Miss H.

Lin, ley, and Mrs. Wilkir.s will also appear. After which, the New Extravaganza, founded on Dr. Johnson's well-known tale, entitled Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia or, The Happy Valley," with magnificent scenery by O'Connor and Morris: Rasselas, Miss Louise Keeley Imlac, Mr. Compton The Emperor Rumphiz, Mr.

Chippendale Beni Zong Zoug an Mr. W. Farren Pekuah, Miss E. Romer Nekayah. Miss Winter, Amalphis, Mr.

Braid Dinarbas (his Son Miss Rushton and Dr. Johnson, by Mr. Tilbury (who will appear in propria persona for the twentieth time since his lamented A Divertissement des Clochettes, by Madlle. Idalie, of Her Majesty's Theatre, and the Corps de Ballet. Concluding with MRS.

WHITE: Mr. Compton and Miss Harfleur. Box-office open from ten till five. DAUGHTER OF EVE. PARTNER with 500 REQUIRED, to JOIN an Established COMPANY, realising 30 per rent, clear profits: suitable for a gentleman of energy act as Manager or to Visit the Agents in England and Wales.

Unttoubted references given and required Address, with real name Ac to "Chemist," No. 71, Lamb's Conduit-street, W.c. 300 or 400 WANTED, on security of a valuable Lease just granted by a public body of premises in one of the tlrst situations in the City If lent for live or six years, with six months' notice of withdrawal, 7 per cent, will be given. No professional money lender need apply! Address S. 151.

Cheapside. A LADY wishes to DISPOSE of a PAIR of DIAMOND EARRINGS and an EMERALD and DIAMOND NECKLET. Cost last season 100 present price 125. Apply, at 189, Oxford-street. To be seen on Monday next.

CONICAL BOILERS, for Warming Conservatories, the best At Koyal Gardens, Kew, Crystal Palace, Regent's-park, and most Noblemen's seats. BURY and POLLARD, Sole Manufacturers, Park Irou Works, Southward, London. UPPER BE LG RAVE STREET (Opposite Eaton-placei. The GROUND LEASE of an Excellent KESI DENOE to Le It comprises very excellent reception-rooms, principal and secondary stone staircases, Vi bed and. dressing rooms, complete offices, and capital stabling in the rear.

Apply to Mr. Frederick Lues, 72, Park-traet, Groa-venor-aquare, W. HYDE -PARK EST AT E. WANTED, to RENT, Unfurnished, upoa Lease, a Medium sized HOUSE, with stabling. Rent not to exceed 250 per annum.

Apply Mr. Frederick Jones, 72, Park street, Grosvenor itiare, W. ii ROSVENOR-SQU ARE aud" PARK-LANE JT (Adjacent to be LET or SOLD, a very Desirable RESIDENCE for a moderate-sized family For particulars, apply to Mr. Frederick Jones, 72, Park-street, W. PORTMAN-SQUARE.

To be LET, Furnished or upon Lease, ONE of these Spacious FAMILY For terms and particulars, apply to Mr. Frederick Jones, 7-, Park-street. Grosvenor-square, W. GROSVENOR-SQUARE. First-class STABLING for eight or nine horses, with Coach-house, adapted for a nobleman's establishment, held for a loug term, at a low ground rent, to be SOLD.

Terms and particulars of Mr. Frederick Jones, 72, Park-street, Grosvan.r snuare, GLOUCESTER RK To be LET, Furnished, or the LEASE to be SOLD, an Excellent RESIDENCE, held at a nominal rent Particulars of Mr. Frederick Jones, 72, Park-street, Grosvenor-siiuare, W. GREAT CUMBERLAND-STREETTo be LET or SOLD, a Capital FAMILY RESIDENCE held for a long term, at a low ground rent. Particulars of lr.

Frederick Jones, 72, Park-streat, W. Also, a Smaller Ilou. in the immediate vicinity. RESIDENCES- for the APPROACH ING SEASON Messrs. EDWIN SMITH and CO.

can offer the most desirable in all the fashionable quarters of town. The advantages of an extensive country connection and central London offices arc placed at the disposal of those families who contemplate vacating temporarily, or permanently relinquishing, their present residences. Particulars entered in office books gratuitously, every effort directed to carry out those instructions, and in all transactions the interests of clients have Messrs. Edwin Smith and study. Lajul Agency, 302, Regent street, W.

PRINCE'S-GARDENS. -A Noble FAMILY MANSION, in every respect most desirable of these charming abodes, can be PURCHASED, with or without the elegant and appropriate furniture. Applv to Messrs. Edwin Smith and auctioneers, 3C2, Regent -street, W. HILL-STR EET, Berkeley-square.

Messrs. EDWIN SMITH and CO. can otter, until Easter, a MAN with extensive accommodation and stabling, elegantly Furnished with every requisite that comfort suggest, or reined taste can desire Apply at their offices, 302, Regent street, W. PORTLAND-PLACE. Messrs.

EDWIN SMITH and CO. are instructed to LET one of best ot these Noble MANSIONS for the winter months, or for i longer period. For terms, apply at their offices, 3U2, Regent-street, W. DEVONSHIRjTPLACE. Newly Decorated and Capitally Furnished.

Messrs. EDWIN SMITH and CO. are instructed to LET, til) Easter or 1st of May, one of the best of these Desirable RESIDENCES. For terms, apply at their offices, 302, Regent-street, W. BERKELEY-SQUARE.

Meis. EDWIN SMITH and CO. are honoured with instructions to LET, elegantly Furnished, a Noble FAMILY MANSION, with stabling, suitable to the requirements of a family ti the rirst distinction. For terms, apply at their offices, 302, Kegent-street. W.

FURNISHEDHOUSES forthe SEASON. Mr. ARBER begs to notify that he has several First-class APPLICATIONS for GOOD HOUSES for the Season, which he is unable to supply, and which may be made available on application at his offices without any charge, unless a negotiation is actually concluded. Agency offices, Mount-street, Berkeley-square, W. PRINCE'S GATE, QUEEN'S GATE, and SOUTH KENSINGTON.

Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of Purchasing or Renting Houses in the aliove fashionable and healthy district, will ttml Mr. JOHN ELSWORTH's LOCAL ESTATE AGENCY OFFICES convenient for this purpose, and which will be equally so to owners of property who desire tenants or purchasers. Full particulars of the various new properties to be let or sold may always be obtained, free of charge, at 3, Trevor-terrace, Prince' s-gate. QUEEN'S-GATE, fronting Kensington-gardensT To be SOLD, a Noble MANSION suitable for an ambassador, family of rank, or merchant prince), unsurpassed in beauty and healthfulnes8 of situation, in the eleganee of its reception-rooms, and extent of bed-room accommodation. Superior stabling near.

Apply to Mr. John Flsworth, estate agent, 3, Trevor-terrace, Prince's-gate. FURNISHED HOUSES for the SEASON. Mr. JOHN ELSWORTH late with Mr.

Geo. Gouldsmith. of Pont-street; begs to call the attention of Ladies and Gentlemen desiring to let or take residences for the season to the eligibility of his Offices, centrally situated between Prince'3-g ate district and Belgravia, 3, Trevor-terrace, rjlOWN MANSION," Queens-gate. To be SOLD, or LET on LEASE a truly Elegant MANSION the last undisposed of in this fine Terrace1, containing noble reception-rooms, adorned with columns, numerous airy bed-rooms, grand staircase, secondary ditto well-arranged offices, and five- stall stable, Ac. Apply to Mr.

John Elsworth, auctioneer, Ac, 3, Trevor-terrace, Prince's-gate. UEEN'S-GATE-TERRACE, near Kensiugton-gardens. Mr. JOHN ELSWORTH has to SELL consequent on family arrangements of the owner) the Best MANSION in this superior Terrace, containing unusually spacious and elegant reception-rooms, numerous cheenul and airy bed-rooms, handsome hall, complete offices and excellent stabling. It possesses every fitting to minister to comfort and convenience held at a low ground rent, and to be sold with the whole or part of the superior modern furniture.

Apply at 3, Trevor-ten ace, Prince's-gate. EATON-PLACE A most unusually Well-fitted RESIDENCE to be SOLD, admitted to be the choicest in this situation. Stable accommodation for six horses and at least two carriages. The whole is fitted up entirely regardless of expense. The Furniture, which is elegant, and of the most substantial and modern character, may be purchased.

Messrs. Wilkinson and Son, agents and upholders, 8, Old Bond street, W. BERKELEY-SQUARE. A Noble MANSION, containing accommodation for a family of high rank, with extensive stabling, to be SOLD Messrs. Wilkinson and Son, agents and upholders, 8, Old Bond-street, W.

BERKS (uear Maidenhead). To be LET, Furnished, for one, two, or three years, a Well-appointed MANSION, with stabling, gardens, and grounds, fit for the reception of a large family For cards to view and particulars, apply to Mr. Preece, auctioneer. Maidenhead or Mr. Alfred W.

Wood, estate aent, 65, New Bond-street, W. ,735 t) WE Cavendish-square. To be LET, Unfurnished, or the GROUND LEASE to be SOLD, of a Capital FAMILY RESIDENCE, suited for a professional man, containing seven bed-iooms. four reception-rooms, servants' offices, and at the back a Lirge room suited for a studio, also stable building and coach-house. Apply to Alfred W.

Wood Lahee and Wood agent, 65, New Bond-street, W. 728 APARTMENTS. MONTAGU-SQUARE, W. To LET. a DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, for a Single Gentleman, in a Private Family.

Apply at 19, Upper Montagu-street, W. CHAMBER TWO Furnished nfurnished, close to St. James' s-street, adapted for noblemen or gentlemen. Man-servant, cook, Ac, kept. Rents 130 and 115, furnished 105 and 85, unfurnished Address by letter; 36, Sackville street, and UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS, Boarding Houses, Ac Information gratis.

JOHN ARTHUR and Agents to the British and American Embassies, Bank and Exchange Offices, House, Estate, and General Agents, and Wine Merchants, 10, rue Castiglione, successor to his father. Established 30 years. Cheques on the various banks of Great Britain cashed at the highest premium, without commission, thus avoiding the inconvenience of circular notes or letters of credit. Furniture, bronzes, works of art, Ac, purchased on commission. Foreign wines in cask or bottles.

AJEW STYLE "of CARRIAGE, to openTnd Xl close at pleasure. Invented and Patented by LACRIR and MARNEE. Manufactory, Oxford-street. SOCIABLE LANDAU, elegant, light, and most convenient Carriage for all seasons, opening and closing at i.leasure, with fittings for one and a paired horses painted lake, neatly relieved and lined with blue cloth an.i iiir for SALE or JOB, with option to purchase -At Whis old' established carnage niaiiufuctorv, Westminster-road, 3 oppt site Female Orphan Asylum fpHIROPODLbT. Mrs.

RUNTING (Dauirhtat AND ROUTE. COMMUNICATION 1'NPIA, AIIRALIA, Ac, via Egypt The l8 SAHOAIIUB COM- i-ionaeTs, and receive Cargo ai.il Parcels at their I Malta. Egypt, Adeu, Ceylon, Madras tin trait ''i 1 China, by their steamers leaving South- lbl- I -Oth of every month for Gibraltar, vpt. Ad -n. an i Bomlwy, by those or the 12th and 27th it Mauritius, Reunion, King George's yjjwura ai-i Sydiwy, by the steamers leaving ever" month.

For further particulars, i unices, 122, Leadetihall -street, E.C., Lon-. ptal-j'la1 Southampton. eat" western railway" j'ii I- HEREBY GIVEN. That the next HALF-, nEXEKAl MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of this sy be held in London, pursuant to Act of Parlia-: Uie Paddington Station, on FRIDAY, the 13th day of i.r.vt. at one o'clock precisely, for the ELECTION of in the place of A.

K. Baker, J. Miles, iirj Sinmnds, J. Yenables, and John retiring by rotation and Lit other general purposes pair will 1 taker one o'clock precisely. SHELBIRNE, Chairman BARK1 NGTON, Deputy-Chairman, retiring are rc-eligible under the provisions of and.

in compliance with a bye-law, notice must be given on or before the 30th day of January of et of any proprietors who are to be nomicated for elec-irectors at tlie said Half-yearly General Meeting. master-Books of all Stock and Shares will be closed on fcha 59th da of January and will nt be reopened ur tla sari Half-year! Genera! Meeting, on the 13th order of the Board. CHARLES A. SAUNDERS, Secretary. ill Station, 1C.

1863. 'V KOt XJi trom the HiOT-JJ vnT'KlA .1 lerauon 01 i rains to Brighton, liast-. i 1-. Eastbourne, Portsmouth, Worthing, and the i In-TRAINS to ami from the above places will (i, CROYDON and BALHAM LINE, by which jfriierial savins of distance. Most of the trains now arrive at Victoria at the same time as at London- iv i.mo.

iv i'i iaiu ivouwr liuiu lcioria Buckingham Palace. EXPRESS and cH at 10 a.m., 4 p.m., and 7 p.m. For other aii Saturday to Monday return tickets, and the time-tables of the London, Brighton, i llailiva). F.N l'R CENT. PERPETUAL m-RKNCK STOCK of the DEMERARA RAILWAY lm by Act of the Colonial Legislature, si Majestj in Council.

APPLICATIONS for M.HMV: PORTION of this STOCK may lie sent to ft ki Colonial Commissioner, at the Banking-V Crete, Cave, and Cave, 62, Thread- CONTINENTAL BANK CORPORATION Limited. Mislir 1 iind. The Companies Act, 1862," whereby a'l'luj of ua is limited to the amount of l.jri'i Ojiiial 1.000,000. 10.000 Shares of 100 each. First issue 6,000 Shares share, with a further payment of 2 per share on It i.

contemplated to call up more than 25 ii: snail exceed 5 per share. niRRCTOBS. 1 K-i 1 'I'hn a. In eedlc-street, London. iHrgitJ, Director of tlie Oriental Bank Corpo- i Messrs Camming, Beaver, and i Siu-ap'ire.

II (iladstime. Es'i Messrs John Gladstone and cnriiliill. iff IwiWfrtjj De Mattos and ourt 1 Maxwell Director of tlie National Provincial r. Kodi-n N.i.u, chandos-street, a vendish -square. Routk, Ksi, Deputy-chairman of the English and i irpp.

Company. Iiittm: Fq. Messrs Kelscn. Tritton, and Co.l, Old I'r fi Es'i Oiiector of the National Provincial Bank BASRBRS. Tritton, and 54, E.C.

I'l oviacial Bank of England, at its various Branches. Wilkinson. Steveus, and Wilkinson, Nicholas-lane, Iiichcus, and 21, Tliread- heedle-strcet, EC. George Cumming, Esq. Temporary Offices 00, Cannon-street, E.C.

ideation of tin' joint-stock principle to banking and tsta, under the control andgenenU management of boards in London, has proved so eminently successful in the il-mii-x and dependencies, more particularly in the East t'i Indies, that it i- deemed expedient to introduce that itito tlie CuiitUicnt of Europe, with which our commer-: iMiii si is now so great as to demand additional facilities in support of our mutual monetary transactions. the English system, and with English capital, has on applied ith sm cess to foreign countries in the tin- iitoirtan Bank as regards Turkey, and the Bank F. li Est, both conducted under royal charters of Other companies have more recently iiecn esta-1 ii ol n-: under the Limited Lialiihtv Act 1 IWrt' propose to take powers to apply for a special lf I if this bank. I limit a nrOSl ill -til. it IK inmosnilltAfjl inter intn full hii: iiflieial statistics are available to show the increase lsnf our imports and exports of merchandise with the "h'tri of Ceiitr.d Europe, lietween the years 1854 ivliii umj In briefly given thus With France, from I'wtw with fJemisiny, from 10 to 19 millions with El la tii is millions with Italy, from 5 to 9 millions; from 8 millions sterling.

i matured secure the services of gentle-1" to eoiiduct tin- foreign department of 'l inn, ii to ordinary banking operations, will I't-sim'sn ol exchange agents. It will i aim silver appruve hills of exchange, coupons, notes, Ac. iK- ik, (on igii financial agencies. its various agencies, and issue circular notes. ll i-'i stocks and shares on commission, ffia lor shares must he made in the form annexed to in-, aeeonipanied by a deposit of 1 per share.

If 1 he made tu the apjdicant the deposit will be re- i I di'iluet ion and if less numHr be allotted than el Mirjdus will be placed towards the payment Jin.I fi.niis of applications shares may be ob- njMtiai) 0U. Can non-street, E.C, and from tE INJUN BANK of IRELAND himit'd Capital, one Million Sterling. hr.m. l. -Ter ap.

rary Offices, 11, Westmoreland-street, minim. MACK KAN, Chairman. Deputy-Chairman. l)ieu, him. Esq rW.

Esn .1. I). Hill, Esq. I). Howdtn, Esq.

W. D. Seymour, Er.q. W. Wiugrove, Esq.

A Hfcarhjiu, hiilk ni I return! i warrants, debenture coupons, and also bills hai l- Ireland, and transacts every other kind of niii. WU1' in Ireland on the most favour- i i Foreign, and Colonial Banks undertaken. 't London grants credits drafts on I IdU.VH draws bills payable on demand, and iv, on Messrs. BAH.nETT. HO A RE.

and I' iil- V7.C "iiuain, un mi- rno- of ENGLAND at Manchester, Birmingham. "tn!" bra; dies in England and Wales; -UAMl. Hank of UlVldV I.1VWWW1T oemand on the AT ON AT. PRO. bank of Scotland, at Gias- h'Ulinurph 1,..,.

1 i 77, j-v uiiuau orancne Letters of Credit are granted in Ireland on the aim Kiver riate Bank, at Buenos Ayres iamouvers Island, and New Westminstei, British ay uruer ot the Board JOHN MANNING, Secretary. Jt.stwt. E.C. national I 1 'r)ad -street, London. -Established 1S34.

-i Kraneli-i9, Cloucester gardens, Bavswater I'a'd 1.000.000 dmk hank transacts the ceiieral mm Approved mtmSStSL Mflhey or Deposits on the Be-ot inu'rest will SeMWf of other bankers UIl1-rtake6 the Loudon I hariug monetary transactions with ir i miliar facilities. tters of Cmht Vw inches. Bills on all parts of ti'vi, are discounted for its customeTnif required LIFE ASSURANCE" OFFICE" street. London. in.

8. 1803. HKKEBY GIVEN, That a GENERAL MEETINc, the LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY hi Society's Office, Fleet-street, London, on i da of February next, at twelve o'clock at to the provisions of the Society's Deed at. i lie purpose of receiving the Auditors' ff ih A counts of the Soci ty up to sit becem- u-vx purposes. ler of Directors.

WILLIAM SAMUEL DOWNEs. Actuary. 1 VAL NAVAL, MILITARY, and LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. 17, Waterloo-place, London, S.W. WRECTOKS.

FREDERIC SMITH, K.H., F.E.S., M.P., j. Cliairman. Nnzent Daniell. Denutv-Chairman. Wynynrd, CB.

0 "ar, M.D., late Roval Horse Guards. 1 Na-- Agent. Lancey, Royal Engineers. Vi J1 A. Taylor, C.B.

Taylor. Esr, F. S.Sothebv. C.B. K.S.I.

WUin. ASM Es Slr ftt'orpt' Imrt. ttffaioii fr. Rioted upon the lives of iwrsons in every ud Uv, of life. art' extended to tropical terms Wji-i WILLIAM M.

JAMF.S Secretin London. BREWERY COMPANY Incirporated and Registered in England under The Companies' Act of 1862," by which each Shareholder's Liability is Limited to the amount of his Shares. A Convention has been concluded between her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, and ratifications exchanged at Paris, May 15, 1862, mutually granting to all Companies the power of exercising all their rights throughout the dominions and possessions of the other Power. Capital, 200,000. First issue 100,000, in 5,000 shares of 20 each.

A Deposit of 1 per share to be paid to the Bankers on application, and a further payment of 4 per share on allotment. A Call of 5 per share to be made not less than two months from the day of allotment, a second call of 5 per share to be made at a similar interval, and it Is expected that no further call will be required within twelve months. BOARD OP DIRECTORS. The Hon. Justice T.

C. Haliburton, M.P., Gordon House Isle-worth, and Athenaeum Club, Chairman. Robert M. Christie, King William-street, City, London. Sir Edwin Pearson, F.R.S., Wimbledon, Surrey.

John W. Rood, Grosvenor Brewery, George-street, Gros-venor-quare, London. George Scamell, Skinner-street, London. George Frederick Young, Limehouse Dockyard, London SOLICITORS Messrs. Crosley and Burn, 34, Lombard-street, BANKERS IN LONDON.

Union Bank of London, 2, Princes-street, Mansion House. BANKER8 IN PARIS. Messrs. Van den firoek Brothers and 60, Rue de la Chaussee d' An tin, Paris. AUDITORS.

Hugh E. Montgomerie, 17, Gracechurch-street, London, fi. B. Gunnel Brixton. BROKERS.

Messrs. Froom Brothers, 20, Change-alley, CornhilL E.C. Secretary Thomas Green, Esq. Offices, 1, Arthur-street West, London-bridge, E.C. This Company is formed for the purpose of purchasing and working an established brewery, known as the "Brasserie des Grande Caves," admirably situate at Ivry, about one mile from the fortifications (or boundary) of the City of Paris.

The property is freehold, and comprises the Brewery, built in 1853 (with plant), granaries, malt -kilns, office, stabling, outbuildings, and a suitable residence for the officers of the Company, together withabout20 acres of land, the whole enclosed by a high wall. The vaults (forming one of the most important features in Bavarian beer breweries) for storing beer are upwards of 4,500 feet in length, cut out of solid rock, with carriage entrances. The water, as proved by eight years' experience, is of a character admirably adapted for brewing, and abundantly supplied at a low annual rental. There is also an artesian well on the property, producing water at a low temperature, and used for refrigerating purposes. "Bavarian" or "Lager Beer," is not only preferred by the Parisians, but is the best adapted for the French climate, and, notwithstanding that much of this kind of beer now supplied to the city is inferior in quality, the consumption has doubled in the last six years, and is still rapidly increasing.

Upwards of 80,000 barrels are annually imported from different parts of Germany, the transport expenses and heavy dutieson which increase its price to the extent of about 100 per cent. while it is admitted that the materials, climate, and water of Paris are in every' respect equally good for brewing "lager Beer" as those of Germany. Tlie Directors have provisionally contracted to purchase the premises, fixed and movable plant, casks, horses, drays, machinery, goodwill of the business, and all the buildings, together with the freehold land (about 20 acres, admirably adapted for building villa residences), at a valuation approved by competent English authorities, particulars of which can be seen at the offices. The vender has agreed to take a portion of the purchase money in paid-up shares of the company. The established trade will be continued ithout any interruption, and profits commence from date of completion of purchase.

Two yews since a company was formed at Mayence for brewing "Lager Beer," which now sends a large quantity to Paris. That company has just declared a dividend of 17i and its shares are quoted on the Frankfort Exchange at a premium of 100 per cent. The Anglo-Parisian Brewery Company, conducting its operations at the very place of consumption, and it being the intention to brew a superior quality of beer, may be confidently expected to be even more successful. Applications for shares must be made in the annexed form. Each applicant will be required to pay into the bankers of the Company 1 per share on the number of shares applied for.

and to make a further payment, on allotment, of 4 per share on such shares as shall be allotted. In the event of less than the whole number applied for being allotted, the amount paid into the bankers will be applied towards the payment of 4 per share payable on the number allotted, but in case no allotment be made, the money so lodged will be returned in full. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be obtained from the brokers, solicitors, or at the offices of the Company, 1, Arthur-street West, London-bridge, where plans of the property may be seen, and any other information obtained. FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. To the Directors of the Anglo-Parisiau Brewery Company (Limited Gentlemen, Having paid into the Union Bank of London, the sum of to your credit, I request you will allot to me shares of 20 sterling each in the above-named Com pany, and I agree to accept such rmiys- ox any less number that may be allotted to me, and to pay all calls.

And I hereby also authorise yeu to enter my name in the register of shareholders for the shares so allotted and I agree to sign the memorandum and articles of association when required so to do. Name and surname in full Address in full Description Dated day of 186 rimE BRITISH and FOREIGN MARINE J- INSURANCE COMPANY (Limitedh Incorporated under "The Companies Act, 1862," which specially limits the liability of each shareholder to the amount of his shares. Capital, 1,000,000, in 50,000 Shares of 20 each, with Power to Increase to 2,000,000. First Issue, 25,000 Shares Deposit, on application, 1 per share, and 1 on allotment. DIRECTORS.

Archibald Boyd, Director of the Union Bank of London, London. Francis C. Braun. of Blessig. Braun, and Co.

LiverpooL Thomas Chilton, of Holderness and Chilton, President of the Chamber of Commerce, Liverpool. Francis Anderson Clint, of Clint and Co Chairman of the Shipowners' Association, Liverpool. Charles B. Colchester, of Colchester and Woolner, London. William James Fernie, of Fernie Brothers and Liverpool.

Arthur Bower Forwood, of Leech, Harrison, and Forwood, LiverpooL Peter George Heyworth, of Heyworth, Pearce, and Balman, LiverpooL Thomas Harrison, of Thomas Harrison and Liverpool. Thomas Kendall, of Kendall Brothers, Liverpool. Edward Lawrence, of E. Lawrence and Liverpool. George LyaU, of Lyall, Still, and London.

Andrew Malcomson, of J. and D. Malcomson and Liverpool. Robert Maxwell, of A. F.

and R. Maxwell, Liverpool. George M. Papayanni, of Papayanni Brothers, Liverpool. Jonn rarK, ol wiuiams, jarK, ana Liverpool.

Charles K. Prioleau, of Fraser, Trenholm, and Liverpool. John Ravenscroft, of W. and J. Ravenscroft and Chairman of the North and South Wales Bank, Liverpool.

James Searight, of James Searight and Loudon. Samuel Stitt, of Stitt Brothers and Liveipool. Thomas Wilkinson Tetley, of Hollinshed, Tetley, and Liverpool. Thomas Stenhouse, Director of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of fndia, London. Henry Threlfall Wilson, of H.

T. Wilson and Chambers, LiverpooL SOLICITORS. Messrs. Fletcher and Hull, LiverpooL Messrs. Flux and Argles, Mincing-lane, London.

BROKERS. London Messrs. Laurence, Son, and Pearce, Auction Mart, E.C. Liverpool Messrs. Thomas Tinley and Sous.

ii Messrs. G. and T. Irvine. BANKERS.

The Union Bank of London, London. The Union Bank of Liverpool, Liverpool. Temporary Offices of the Company 6, Cook-street, Liverpool 39, Lothbury, London, E.C. Notwithstanding that several new marine insurance companies liare been established within the last few years, it is generally recognised that the means of effecting marine insurances are not sufficient to meet the increasing expansion of trade, insurers being now driven to effect their insurances in remote towns in the provinces, in Ireland and Scotland, and on the Continents of Europe and America. The actual price of shares in the existing marine insurance companies demonstrates clearly that the business is highly remunerative.

Of the new companies, one only has been established in Liverpool, and it has already secured a very large and lucrative business. More than half the exports and imports of the kingdom pass through the port of LiverpooL and there is no doubt, therefore, that another company having its Chief Offices in London and Liverpool will meet with ample support. Under these circumstances the British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company has been established. The business of the Company will be confined to the issuing of Policies on Freight and Goods only, and it is expri ssly provided as a fundamental element in the constitution of this Company that no insurance shall be effected on the ships themselves. The principle of limited liability, as applicable to insurance companies, came into operation during the month of November last.

The Directors, observing that in banking and other important commercial enterprises, limited liability has met with universal favour, have adopted it as an unalterable principle in the present undertaking. Tlie Directors therefore express the greatest confidence in the success of this Company. Such provision has been made by the Directors for the preliminary expenses as will secure the Company against paying any promotiou money. A copy of the articles of association lies at the offices of the Comnanv fol insneetion The prospectus and forms ef application for shares may be obtained of the brokers of tho Companv. Applications for shares to be addressed to the Directors but no application will I J'e considered unless a pavment has been made to the bankers of tne Company of i per share on the number of shares applied tor.

Thi- iim vrill 1 1 if ollntnint is made the applicant. Form of application for To be retained by the bankers. I To the Directors of the British and Foreign Marine Insurance i ientle.nen.-Ha.iwi'?..;Hmid,- i jour uaimera wit ouu, beinga deposit of i ohare. in the a above company, I Hereby request that von will aUot me that number, tTA, Vw. "ecome a member of the Company in res espect of Iters for the shares so allotted.

name in mil Residence Profession or business Date THE BRITISH and FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY Limited HEREBY GIVEN. That no further for SHARES this undertaking will be RECEIVED after three o'clock on MONDAY next, the 19th inst By Order of the Board. 30, Lothbury, London. E.C. and 6, Cook -street Liverpool, Jan.

13, 1863. THE ANGLO PARI SI AN CITY of LONDON and GENERAL FIRE and w. COMPANY (Limited). Capital, 1,000,000, in 40,000 Shares of 25 Each Denosit, 1 per Snare, and 10s. on Allotment First iBsue of Shares, 20,000.

directors. Esq MessrS- Charles Blyth and London. William Praetor Baker, Esq. Messrs. Wm.

Baker and Son), Bristol, W. W. Cutts, Esq. (Messrs. Linley, Cutts, and London.

James Fennings, Esq. (Fenning's Wharf London. f1 Hadley, Esq. (Messrs. Hadley), City Mills, London.

Sydney B. Hodge. Esq. (Messrs. Bryant and Hodge), London.

Kjchard Hunt, Esq. (Messrs. Hunt and Gammon), Stansted, Herts. Cyrus Legg, Esq. Bennondsey, London.

Paul Margetson, Esq. (Messrs. Paul Margetson and London. Francis Nash, Esq. (Messrs.

Nash, Hicks, and Nash), London. N. Reyner. Lancaster-buildings, Liverpool. With power to add to their number.

SOLICITORS. Messrs. Howard and 66, Paternoster-row, London. Messrs. Duncans, Squarey, and Blackraore, Liverpool.

Bankers The Metropolitan and Provincial Bank, 75, Cornhill BROKERS. Sir R. W. Carden and Son, Royal Exchange-buildings, London. Messsrs.

Woolley and Coates, Tokeuhouse-yard, London. Roljcrt Byrne, Liverpool. P. M. Dixon, Glasgow.

Messrs. Macallum and Sidney, Edinburgh. Temporary Offices, 73, Cheapside, London, E.C PROSPECTUS. The City of London and General Fire and Life Insurance Company (Limited) i3 established under the new Act, whereby the liability is strictly limited, and on no speculative basis, but to supply an urgent and growing public want. It commences under most influential auspices, and with support secured both in the metropolis and in some of the principal provincial centres of business and wealth.

The lucrative and important business of fire insurance is, in various respects, in an anomalous condition, involving hardships to many holders of insurable property, and obstructing the natural development of transactions. The value insured against fire in the United Kingdom is increasing, and must continue to do so, in virtue of the general increase of wealth, and, still more of intelligence. Between 1851 and 1861 it had advanced from 858,000,000 to the vast amount of 1,200,000,000. But, considering the progress of public knowledge respecting the advantages and duty of insuring, and that the insurable property in the country is estimated at above 4,000,000,000, the amount so protected would, beyond doubt, be very much larger, but for the obstructions just indicated. The success which lias attended the offices established since the great fire of Tooley-street, as evinced in their first reports, and who have substantially carried out the principles recommended at the Mansion-House meeting of charging fair and moderate ad valorem premiums upon each class of risk, and of not inflicting on the insured an arbitrary and sometimes extortionate tariff, shows the willingness of the public to support a more equitable system, but as no one office can go beyond a certain line of risk upon individual insurances, and the combined offices refuse to do business at any but the tariff or arbitrary rates, it is impossible for them with that prudence so desirable in new offices to meet the demands upon their services.

The mercantile and other important classes are compelled to pay what they consider to be unfair and immoderate rates, or to remain inadequately protected, in very many instances choosing the latter alternative. Under thse circumstances, and considering the great and expanding field presented for lucrative operations, it might be expected that new establishments would be founded to take advantage of so favourable an opportunity. This is the prominent object of the City of London and General Fire and Life Insurance Company (Limited). At the outset the Directors pledge themselves that at no time will they recognise the vexatious system of arbitrary charges, and that their operations shall be a practical protest against it. It may be satisfactory to observe that this is no "promoters' company that there will be no promoters' claims to subtract from the shareholders' capital and profits, as it is brought forward purely upon mercantile grounds, with the cordial friendship and concurrence of practical men of business who have personally felt the necessity for it, and will take an active interest in its career.

Many of the offices which have attained the most distinguished success have arisen under similar influences, which constitute the soundest origin for an institution of this class. It is intended to establish Offices in Liverpool, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Belfast, and other important districts, where powerful connections and extensive circles of supporters are formed. Of the Life Department, it will here suffice to observe that it will be conducted in accordance with the spirit of genuine and progressive improvement, and based upon the principle which has invariably obtained success that of presenting alike to policy-holders and shareholders the largest measure of profit compatible with perfect security and enduring benefit. By embracing the two great classes of insurance in one general management (whilst keeping the special administration of each distinct), the important objects of economy and of energetic action are served. With such an arena for advantageous operations, the Directors feel justified in bringing this institution to the notice of investors as one possessing, in un eminent degree, the elements of great success.

A copy of the articles of association can be inspected at the office of the solicitors to the Company. Applications for shares in the form annexed may be made to the secretary, at the temporary offices of the Company, or to the brokers or solicitors but no application will be taken into consideration unless a deposit of 1 per share be previously paid to the Company's Bankers. In the event of no allotment being made, the deposits will be returned in fulL FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. To the Directors of the City of London and General Fire and Life Insurance Company (Limited). Gentlemen, Having paid to your bankers the sum of being a deposit of 1 per share on shares in the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree (according to the form prescribed by the articles of association) to accept such shares, or any less number you may allot me.

and to execute the articles of association when required and I request that my name may be placed on the register of shareholders for the shares so allotted. Name in full Residence Profession or Business Date THE QUEEN'S HOTEL COMPANY, Ryde (Limited). Capital 50,000, in 10,000 Shares of 5 each. Deposit 10s. per Share on Application, and 10s.

on Allotment, DIRECTORS. Lord ROBERT CECIL, M.P., Chairman. C. Atherton, Sandown, Isle of Wight. C.

K. Dyer, Lloyd's, and St. Alban's, Herts. M. P.

Macqueen, 20, Harley-street, Cavendish-square, W. H. A. Murray, 88, Park-street, Grosvenor-square, W. Lieutenant-Colonel Alfred Pearson, 46, Hyde-park-square.

Colonel Robert Pitcairn, 7, Oviugton-square, S.W. Major John G. RusseU, 61, Moorgate-street, E.C. BANKERS. Messrs.

Hankey and Fenchurch-street. The Hampshire Banking Company, Ryde. ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR. Edward Norton Clifton, 17, St. Helen' s-place, London.

Thomas Hellyer, Bouverie House, Ryde. Brokers Messrs. Sewell Brothers, Old Broad-street. Solicitor J. H.

Mackenzie, 3, Johnson's-buildings, Temple. Offices, 40, Parliament-street, Westminster. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. This Company has been projected for the purpose of providing efficient hotel accommodation for the very large number of visitors who annually resort to this healthy and fashionable watering-place. Interest at 5 per cent, will be allowed to the shareholders during the construction of the works, which will be completed within 12 months from the date of commencement.

Applications for shares must be forwarded to the solicitor, brokers, or the offices of the Company, BRISTOL and SOUTH WALES ZINC SMELTING COMPANY (Limited). Capital, 100,000, in 10,000 shares of 10 each. Issue of 7,500 A shares, with a Preferential Dividend of 7J per cent. Deposit, 1 on application, and 1 10s. on allotment.

Bankers The Imperial Bank, 6, Lothbury, London. solicitors. Me-srs. Ashurst, Son, and Morris, 6, Old Jewry, E.C. Brokers Messrs.

WiseandBrown, 1, Royal Exchange-buildings. Temporary Offices 37, Old Broad-street, EC. Prospectuses may be obtained as above. GENERAL ROLLING STOCK COMPANY (limited), with which is united the ROLLING STOCK COMPANY of IRELAND (Limited). Offices, 92, Cannon street, E.C.

London Works Railway Works, Gos well -street. Dublin ii Seville Works, Dublin. The Directors beg to announce that the Business of the Company has been removed to the Permanent Offices, 92, Cannon-street, E.C, and that they are now prepared to RECEIVE PROPOSALS for WORKING on LEASE COMPLETED LINES of RAILWAY at FIXED RATES. They are also prepared to supply, either by way of lease, hiring, or sale, every description of Rolling Stock, Engines, Carriages, Waggons, The Company has on hand a large number of First-class Waggons, constructed either for goods or coal. Terms can be had on application at the offices, addressed to J.

HOWARD RUSSEL, Secretary. THE ROYAL HOSPITAL for INCURABLES, Putney, S.W. Instituted 1854. Treasurer Henry Huth, Esq. Bankers Messrs.

Glyn, Mills, and Co. Eighty-one In-door patients have a home for life. Seventy-seven Ont iiatients have an annuitv for tlfe. Ninety-two persons incurably afflicted are at present seeking the benefits of this Charity. I SUBSCRIPTIONS are most Earnestly SOLICITED that the Board may Admit as many as possible at the next Election.

Tlie public are respectfidly invited to visit the hospital. It is open for inspection daily from two till five. FREDERIC ANDREW, Secretary. I Office, 10, Poultry, 1863. THE ROYAL HOSPITAL for INCURABLES.

MUNIFICENT PROPOSAL. A Gentleman, a Governor of this Charity, has kindly offered to Contribute to the Building I und the sum of 100 guineas provided nine other persons will subscribe a like amount prior to 30th June next. The BOARD APPEAL with earnestness to the WEALTHY and BEN EVOLENT that so liberal a proposal may meet with an early and cordial response. The want of a suitable dwelling presses each year mere severely upon the Charity. The proposed subscription will be a most welcome addition to the funds already collected.

Names will be cheerfully received at the office. FREDERIC ANDREW, Secretary. Office, 10, Poultry, E.C, 1863. MONEY. The Advertiser has a Large SUM of MONEY at his command, which he is desirous of INVESTING in the Discount of Bills of Exchange, also, the Purchase of Reversions, Ac Apply (in the first instance by letter onlyi to Mr.

J. Lawrence, 6, Clement's -Inn, Strand, W.C BEAUTIFUL FOR EVER. Madame RACHEL FORWARDS her Royal and Costly Arabian TOILET REQUISITES, so essential to Female Beauty and Loveliness, to Brighton, the Continent, and all parts of the United Kingdom, THREE TIMES A WEEK. All communications held confidential 47A, New Bond-street. PURSUANT to an ORDER of the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY, made in the matter of the Estate of Thomas Jenkins, and in a cause wherein Caroline Elizabeth Margaret Jenkins, the younger, Mary Leslie Jenkins and Richard John Leslie Jenkins infants, by Francis Henry Sansom, their next friend, are plaintiffs, and Caroline Elizabeth Margaret unm'ii re v'a the CREDITORS of THOMAS JENKINS, late of 45.

Elgin -crescent, Bavswater. in the county of Middlesex, a major in the Indian army who died in or about the month of July, 1862), are by their Solicitors. 2JL9Lire! thJL day of Juary, 1863, to COME IN and PROVE their DEBTS, at the Chambers of the Vice-ChanceUor Sir John Stuart, No. 12, Old-square, Lincoln's-inn. Middlesex, or default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said Order.

FRIDAY, the 30th day of January. 1803, at two o'clock in the afternoon, at the said Chambers, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the claims. Dated this 9th day of January, 1863. ALFRED HALL, Chief Clerk. Thomas Ware.

Plaintiffs' Solicitor, 98. Kingslaud-road, Middlesex. BRITISH NORTH-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. BRITISH COLUMBIA. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held on WEDNESDAY next, the 21st at the London Tavern, BisLopsgate-street, at two o'clock p.m.

precisely, The Hon. ARTHUR KINNAIRD, M.P., in the Chair, for the purpose of hearing an Address from the Hon. MALCOLM CAMERON, M.L.C. of Canada, and delegate from British Columbia, on the subject of the present position and resources of British Columbia, and the importance of the establishment of a line of intercommunication between the several provinces of British North America. By Order.

JOSEPH NELSON, Secretary. ROYAL INSTITUTION of GREAT BRITAIN, Albemarle-Btreet, London, 1863. LECTURE ARRANGEMENTS. before easteh. Professor MARSHALL, F.R.S.

Twelve Lectures on Animal Mechanics on Tuesdays, commencing Jan. 20. Professor FRANKLAND, F.R.S. Ten Lectures on Chemical Affinity on Thursdays, commencing Jan. 22.

W. SAVORY, F.R.S. Four Lectures on Life and Death on Saturdays, Jan. 2t, 31, Feb. 7, 14.

Professor MAX MULLER Twelve Lectures on the Science of Language (second series) on Saturdays, commencing Feb. 21. The FRIDAY EVENING DISCOURSES BEFORE EASTER, commencing on the 23d will be given by Professor Tyndall F.R.S., Cardinal Wiseman, Mr. James Glaisher, F.R.S., Professor Frankland, F.R.S., the Rev. George Williams, Mr.

John Lubbock, F.R.S., Dr. W. A. Miller, treasurer, R.S., Dr. J.

H. Gladstone F.R.S., Mr. Balfour Stewart, F.R.S.. and Mr. Wm.

Crookes. AFTER EASTER. Professor TYNDALL, F.R.S. -Seven Lectures on Sound on Tuesdays, commencing April 28. D.

T. ANSTED, F.R.S. Nine Lectures on the Relations of Geology with Allied Sciences on Thursdays, commencing April 16. Professor WILLIAM THOMSON, F.R.S. Three Lectures on Electric Telegraphy on Saturdays, commencing May 30.

Tlie Admission to all these Courses of Lectures is two guineas. To a Single Course of Lectures one guinea or half-a-guinea, according to the length of the Course. New Members can be proposed at any Monthly Meeting, When proposed they are admitted to all the Lectures, to the Friday Evening Meetings, and to the Library and Reading-rooms and their Families are admitted to the Lectures at a reduced charge. Prospectuses may be had in the Hall. H.

BENCE JONES, Hon. Sec. "1TANSF1ELD CLUB, Harley-street, 1TX Cavendish-square, W. Established 1854. Subscription, five guineas per annum for residents in the country, three guineas per annum.

The club contains every requisite convenience, including spacious drawing, dining, and coffee rooms, billiard, card, and smoking rooms, Rules and every particular furnished on application to GEORGE KERTON, Proprietor. N.B. A limited number of sleeping-rooms. LONDON FENCING CLUB. -The MEMBERS are HEREBY INFORMED that.

TEMPORARY ROOMS (with Gymnasium and every convenience) are PROVIDED for the USE Of the CLUB, at 51, PALL-MALL By Order of the Committee. GEO. CHAPMAN, Hon. Secretary. rjlHE STAGE.

PRIVATE THEATRICALS. JL PUPILS PREPARED for the STAGE, and AMATEUR PERFORMANCES SUPERINTENDED, by Mr. E. DAN VERS, of the Royal Strand Theatre (the successful representative of Widow Twankay in "Aladdin," during Mr. J.

Rogers's illness). For terms, tc, apply at E. address, 7, Carlisle-street, Dean-street, Soho, or at the theatre. N.B. Professional ladies provided, if required.

CHRISTMAS SOIREES DA NS ANTES. The BEST PERFORMERS on the Pianoforte, Harp, Cornet, Violin, and Flageolet also the Royal Choremusicon, combining the effects of a small orchestra in a single instrument, at the command of one performer, MAY BE ENGAGED at ROBERT W. OLUVIER'S, 19, Old Bond-street, W. DANCING. Miss LEONORA GEARY has the honour to announce to the nobility and gentry that her JUVENILE ACADEMY for Dancing, Deportment, and her celebrated Indian Sceptre Exercises has RECOMMENCED.

Families and schools attended. Adult pupils received daily for Lessors in the New Valse and every other fashionable dance. Terms, three lessons, one guinea. A select Evening Class. 14, Grafton-street, New Bond-street.

COMPANION to the BALL-ROOM, by Miss LEONORA GEARY, containing a Clear Description of Quadrilles, Lancers, fec, is NOW READY. To be had of ALr. Mitchell, R' yal Library, 33, Old Bond-street and at her Residence, 14, Graf ton-streot, New Bend-street. Price by post, Is. Id.

MADAME JABLOUSKA begs to inform her pupils and friends that she has RETURNED to LONDON for the Season. Address, 14, South-street, Thurloe-square, S.W. A GENTLEMAN, A.M. "of Trinity College residing with his family at St. Leonards-on-Sea, who, during many years' residence in Germany and France, has successfully prepared pupils for the army and military colleges, has TWO VACANCIES.

References to the highest families in England. Only four pupils received. Address A. care of Mr. Diplock, bookseller, 39, Robertson-street, Hastings.

BRIG HTON. LITTLE OYS. A Married Clergyman, senior optime and prizeman of Cambridge, and afterwards resident tutor in the family of a nobleman, RECEIVES SIX SONS of GENTLEMEN, under 14 years of age. His residence is situate in the best and most healthy part of Brighton, close to the sea. Terms, 80 and 100 guineas.

Address Rev. A. 8, Richmond-terrace, Brighton. A I N. ADELAIDE LODGE, 61, -Li Finchley-road, St.

John's-wood, N.W. The Misses ROSE RECEIVE a LIMITED NUMBER of YOUNG LADIES, to whose moral and intellectual improvement they devote their constant attention. Masters of eminence attend for the accomplishments A. foreign governess resident. Prospectuses, with list of professors, forwarded on application.

References to the parents of pupils. A GENTLEMAN of energv and ability is desirous of MEETING with an ENGAGEMENT as SECRETARY and LIBRARIAN, or STEWARD to a Nobleman or Gentleman. He has had much practical experience in accounts and correspondence, and is well acquainted with books in almost every class of literature. Address "Secretary," care of Mr Vickers, 2, Cowper's-court, Cornhill, EC. TO ELDERLY LADIES and GENTLEMEN! A Lady, of superior education, who is entirely dependent on her own exertions, wishes to FILL a PORTION of her TIME as READER.

AMANUENSIS, and Cheerful COMPANION. Address LLC, Tucker's, stationer, 101, Milton-street, Dorset-square, N. W. A PERSON, well calculated, 30 years of age, wishes to MAKE an ENGAGEMENT with a Lady as COMPANION and HOUSEKEEPER. Good references given.

Address A. Brecknock-cottages, Camden-town. GOVERNESS (Resident). A Lady, aged726, well educated and experienced, accustomed to the care and tuition of children, and the superintendence of domestic arrangements, DESIRES a RE-ENGAGEMENT in a Gentleman's Family. Salary not so much an object as a comfortiblc home.

Highest references. Address V. S. Salter's library, 45, Upper Baker-street, Portman-square, London. LADY HOUSEKEEPER to a SINGLE LADY or GENTLEMAN A Lady, who is amiable, of agreeable, cheerful manners, a clever correspondent, and musical if wished, DESIRES an ENGAGEMENT, for which she is in every way qualified.

Address 8. 40, Westminster. AS UNDER HOUSEMAID, or CHILD'S MAID. The Friends of an ORPHAN GIRL, of 17, are desirous of Placing her in a Family in either of the above capacities, where she would be well treated and looked after. A clergyman's family would be preferred.

No wages required for the first three months. Letters to be addressed to F. care of Mr. Fores, stationer, 42, South Audley -street, W. THE GOVERNESSES' INSTITUTION, 34, Soho-squaxe Mrs.

WAGHORN, who has resided many years abroad, respectfully invites the attention of the nobility, gentry, and principals of schools to her Register of English and Foreign GOVERNESSES, TEACHERS, COMPANIONS, TUTORS, and PROFESSORS. School property transferred, and pupils introduced in England, France, and Germany. No charge to principals. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS and NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. JENNER and KNEWSTUB'S Exhibition Cases are now erected at their spacious premises (extending from 33, St.

James's-8treet to 66, Jermyn-street replete with elegant and curious novelties for the boudoir, writing-table, prize medal dressing-cases, travelling bags, waist-bags, despatch-boxes and albums, almanacks in velvet, russia, and ormolu bindings and stands. Her Majesty, the Princess of Prussia, Princess Louis of Hesse, and Prince Alfred in one group, taken at Windsor in 1862. 4,000 other cartes de visite. FLOWER DECORATIONS for the TABLE. The NEW EPERGNE, prices ranging from 10s.

ed. W. B. BOTTING, Importer and Manufacturer of Artificial Flowers, 52, Baker street, Portman-square, W. LUBIN, Parfumeur, 55, Rue Ste.

Anne, Paris, begs to inform his friends and the public that he has NO CONNECTION with a house opened In London under the names of Pi esse and Lubin. TO PARENTS and GUARDIANS. Indispensable accompaniments to yonth on their return to school are ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL, for promoting the growth and for beautifying the hair ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, for the skin and complexion and ROWLANDS' ODONTO, a Pearl Dentifrice for beautifying the teeth and preserving the gums. Sold at 20, Hatton-garden and by all chemists and perfumers. Ask for Rowlands' articles.

CRYSTAL PALACE. REVELS, JUVENILE FETES, and GREAT HOLIDAY FANCY FAIR. THIS DAY (SATURDAY). All the Amusements continued, commencing at one o'clock, for which see programme. Open at ten.

Admission, Half-a-Crown children under 12, One Shilling. Note. Reserved seats for the whole of the entertainments, Haif a-Crown each Children or parties of 12, One Shilling each. RYSTAL PALACE. THIS DAY ALL the AMUSEMENTS as follows 1.

0. Orchestral Band in Centre Transept. 1.15. Mr. Chadwick, Stiltonian Gymnast.

1.30. Mr. Arthur Barnes, Champion Vaulter. 1.45. Master Eugene, Premiere Danseuse.

2. 0. Don Jose Manuel, Brazilian Wire Walker. Interval for Promenade. G.15.

Orchestral Band. 3.30. Madame Elise Adams, Tight Rope Artiste, with Chadwick as Grotesque. 3.45. TheEtoile Family, Gymnasts.

4. 0. Master Eugene, Ethiopian Prima Donna. 4.15. Uusworth, "or any other man." 4.30.

Marshall's Pantomime. Cornet solos by Mr. Levy at intervals. Organ Performance during Illuminated Promenade, with Palace fully lighted also Defries' Great Prismatic Mirror. CRYSTAL PALACE.

THIS AFTERNOON at 3.30. Madame ELISE ADAMS on the TIGHT ROPE will repeat her GRACEFUL PERFORMANCES, and introduce new feats, concluding with her EXTRAORDINARY PIROUETTE on the rope. rPHE MUSICAL SOCIETY of LONDON. Fifth Season. FIRST ORCHESTRAL CONCERT, St.

James's Had, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. 28, at half-past eight o'clock. Evening dress. Madlle. Parepa, Signor Giugiinl, and Madame Arabella Goddard.

Conductor, Mr. Alfred Mellon. Programmes, prospectuses, scheme for 1863, subscribers', and gallery tickets, at Messrs. Cramer and Regent-street. W.

CHARLES SALAMAN, Hon. Sec. Society's Room3, 17, Edwards-street, Portman-square. MR. EDMUND YATES'S INVITATIONS to EVENING PARTIES and the SEA SIDE will be issued at the Egyptian Hall EVERY EVENING (except Saturday), at eight o'clock.

Mr. HAROLD POWER will be one of the party. A Morning Performance on Saturday, at three o'clock. Stalls, 3s. area.

2s. gallery, Is. The box-office is open daily from 11 till 5 o'clock. EGYPTIAN HALL. Jack Bagot, the Funny Man The Old Young Lady The Lady's Doctor Invitations and Imitations.

CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS EVERY NIGHT at eight, and Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at three, in St. James's Hall. Proprietor, W. P. COLLI NS.

Stalls, area, gallery, Is. Programmes and tickets at Chappell and 50, New Bond-street and at Austin's, 28, Piccadilly. MR. and Mrs. GERMAN REED, with Mr.

JOHN PARRY, TO-DAY. at three o'clock, in their highly successful Entertainment, THE FAMILY LEGEND. After which, Mr. Parry will introduce a New Domestic Scene, entitlod MRS. ROSELEAFS LITTLE EVENING PARTY.

Royal Gallery of Illustration, 14, Regent-street. Unreserved seats, 2s. stalls, 3s. stall chairs, 5s. secured in advance without fee, at the Gallery and at Messrs.

Cramer and 201, Regent-street. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. SATURDAY, MORNING PERFORMANCE at Two. FRIKELL, the Great Wizard, in addition to the other attractive entertainments. SOCIETY of PAINTERS in WATER COLOURS.

WINTER EXHIBITION of SKETCHES and STUDIES, by the Members, NOW OPEN, at their Gallery, 5, Pall-mall East, from nine till dusk. Admission, One Shilling. JOS. J. JENKINS, Secretary.

NOTICE. THE GALLERY, 14, Berners-street, is NOW OPEN DAILY to the Public, with a Splendid Exhibition of PICTURES, the selected works of the leading artists of the day. Admission, One Shilling. FREDERICK BUCKSTONE Secretary. PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION.

The NINTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY of LONDON is OPEN DAILY from ten till four, at the Gallery of the Society of British Artists, Suffolk-street, Pall-mall East. Admission, Is. XTOW OPEn7 the ART EXHIBITION for the JJl RELIEF of the DISTRESS in the COTTON DISTRICTS. 6, Suffolk-street, Pall-mall. Open from 10 till 4 Admission, One Shilling.

F. W. DICEY, Hon. Sec. THE LONDONANATOlAirMUSEUM containing the Wonders of Nature and Art, shown by innumerable superbly executed Models, illustrating every part of the Human Frame, in Health and Disease, together with a variety of highly interesting Natural Preparations, Malformations, and Monstrosities.

Open daily, from 11 to 10 (for Gentlemen Admission One Shilling. Entrances 29, George-street, Hanover-square, and44A, Maddox-street, Regent-street, London, W. Explanatory Lecture every Evening at seven. Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogues sent, post free, for 12 stamps. Address the Secretary, as above.

MESSRS. SWAN and EDGAR having found the demand for the Reduced Silks they had lately the honour to announce for sale to be so great and the sale so rapid. have been induced to reopen negotiations in the French markets for several other lots of RICH FANCY SILKS, upon which the patterns being to a great extent their most recent productions the manufacturers were unwilling, on the occasion of their former visit, to make such a reduction in price as would have enabled them to sell the goods at the very low rates with which the public are familiar through the sale of the first lot. SWAN and EDGAR are now in a position to announce the entire success of their negotiations, which have resulted in the purchase by th of six additional lota of Rich Fancy Silks, including many patterns they had bought within the last few months at full prices for their regular stock. The present, which in the aggregate considerably exceeds in extent and value even their previous lot.

embraces every variety in class and style "of Fancy Silks, and adapted to ladies of every age, for walking, dinner, and evening wear. A large quantity of Black Silks will also be found in this lot. Ihe Goods having just been received, a few days will be unavoidably occupied in preparing them for the Sale, which will begin on WEDNESDAY, the 21st inst. In soliciting the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public generally, to this very large lot of First-class Silks, Swan and Edgar lay special emphasis on the circumstances under which they have acquired theie goods, the continued depression prevailing in the French silk trade, which is the sole cause (assisted by the magnitude of their operations, of their being enabled to shew the best productions uf the looms of the first manufacturers in Franca at prices so far below the natural value of such goods. N.B.

Applications for patterns of the sale silks having been so numerous, Swan and Edgar are reluctantly compelled to decline them for the future. Piccadilly and Regent-street, Jan. 16, 1563. ORCHARD and Argyll House, In accordance with their usual custom before the end of the season, are CLEARING OUT the remaining portion of their WINTER STOCK at Greatly Prices, offering to Ladies and Families an opportunity of completing their purchases to great advantage. 25 -258, 260, and 262, Regent-street.

ORCHARD and 256 to 262, REGENT-STREET. THE GUINEA TARLATAN BALL DRESS. The GUINEA OPERA CLOAK. FRENCH FLOWERS, WREATHS, BRUSSELS LACE, HANDKERCHIEFS, and every elegance. ORCHARD and ARGYLL HOUSE, 256 to 262, Regent-st.

NDIA A S. EVERTNGT0Na7d GRAHAM beg to announce the ARRIVAL of several CASES of SHAWLS direct from the Maharajah of Cashmere. These Shawls are of a very superior quality more elaborate in design and finer in texture than those imported by merchants for French and general competition, are free of all the usual royalty duties, and can only be seen at the India Warehouse, 10, Lud-gate-street, near St. Paul's. THE SALEof SHETLAND SHAWLS VEILS, at less than half-price.

THIS WEEK and the following The SCOTCH WORSTED and SHETLAND WVRE-HOUSE, 48, Warwick-street, Regent-street, W. INDIA SHAWLS. FARMER and ROGERS, the only European Exhibitors of India Shawls in the International Exhibition, request attention to their recent EXTENSIVE IMPORTATIONS, amongst which is a great variety of Delhi WORKED SHAWLS at and 31s. Cd. India Shawls bought and exchanged.

THE GREAT INDIA WAREHOUSE, 171, 173, 175, and 179, Regent-street, W. aTn A FUR MANUFACTURERS, 90, OXFORD-3TREET, W. The oldest established in London. The Prize Medal awarded. rpEETH.

By Mr. ESKELL'S Invention, of sk. he is the sole patentee protected 17th July, I860), ARTIFICIAL TEETH, to last a lifetime, are MADEand FITTED in a few hours, without pain or extractions no wires or fastenings required, and detection impossible. Comfort guaranteed. Mr.

Eskell's treatise, which fully explains his invention, post free for seven stamps. Consultations free. Terms strictly moderate. 8, and 3i, Bennett'i-hUl. Birmingham.

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