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xo 24,299. LONDON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1851. vnrtrvwvrv I I ma 1 A STF.AM COMMUNICATION STKAM COMMIN ATH NCORPORATED LAW 1 4 SOCIETY. and I'TwoCfi THAMITi and MADEIRA "i IsjH tons, and ion borsi -power, A Mail" Fare, including bedding, provi's issW available for ten months, wit! COtt- siona, ii ti.r passage money For further mr.

THEATRE ROYAL, Success of, and roars of laughter at. the celebrated A ankec Comedian, Mr. JOSH. SILSBEE, the only living successful delineator of Yankee peculiarities, EVERY NIGHT, in the Comic Drama of THE FOREST ROSE. Bloomerism in the EVENING (105th time).

GOOD NIGHT, SIGNOR PAN'TALON After which. THE FOREST ROSE AND THE YANKEE PLOUGH-BOV To be followed bv BL0051ER1SM or, the FolUes of the Day. To conclude with FORTUNE'S FROLIC u2E252 BnATOTaS1 Hall of Of b'- i FRIDAY EVENINGS, in the mouths tight 5 S-eiMW Hry' February, and March next, at OMMON LAW and CRIMINAL LAW LECTURES, bv HENRY JOHN HODGSON. Barrister-ai-Law. Tlie Liiw of Insurance.

(ArnoiUd on Insurance "I 2 Thel-nirts THE AUTHOR OF EMILIA "WYNDHAM." OTIC E. AVENSCLIFFE. A NEW NOVEL. By the Author of Emilia TTyndham." Will be ready at all the Libraries, Nov. Also, now ready, in I vol.

I Or, THE PERVERT. By the Author of Rockingham," Colbum Publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-street. il ii fort Ol tbc Rmal Mail Steam Packet Com- sinrt Imdon rr by letter addressed to CHAPPELL, Secretary. ST. MARTIN'S HALL SINGING SCHOOL.

Director, Mr. JOHN HULLAH. Elementary Classes. Class 10G. for Gentlemen, will OPEN THIS EVENING (TUESDAY) Oct 28.

at three quarters past o'clock. Clas 107, for Ladies, wiU Open on Thursday Evening, Oct. 30, at hair-past 0 o'clock. Terms 12s for a course of lessons. Tickets and full particulars mav be had at St.

Martin's Hall (temporary entrance, st. Long-acre). fjj 1" VHKS. The General Steam Navi- 11 ai. magnifi.vnt First-class- STEAM SHIPS Si Wharf, for I'wn Wednesday and Saturday, at Ten niirbt r.iMii8) I AI T.

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i Wharf. for iv Wednesday and Saturday al Eight evening f. n-'V-m les. x- rn "ii LoudUm-bridge Wharf, for nir-Ut) and Friday, at Eight a.m. Saloon, NOTICE.

rOL. XL OF THIERS' HISTORY of PRANCE UNDER THE CONSULATE AND EMPIRE, Colburn's English Edition, Will be ready with the Magazines. Nov. 1. Contents Talavcra Walcheren The Divorce.

Colburn and Publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-street. Orders received bv all the booksellers. MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS. The official quarterly return of the marriages, births, and deaths, registered in the divisions, counties, and districts of England, was issued yesterday, from the office of the Registrar-General. We subjoin the report This return comprises the births and deaths registered by 2,189 registrars in all the districts of England during the summer quarter ending September 30, 1851 and the marriages in more than 12,000 churches or chapels, about 3,190 registered places of worship unconnected with the Established Church, and 623 superintendent registrars' offices, in the quarter that ended June 30, 1851.

The return of marriages is not complete but the defects are inconsiderable, and approximative numbers have been supplied from the records of previous years. The marriages still exceed the average, but are less numerous than the marriages in the corresponding quarter of last year. The births continue to increase rapidly, and the mortality is below the average. The returns therefore present a favourable view of the state of the country. MARRIAGES.

38,498 marriages were registered in the quarter ending June 30th. This number is less by 520 than the number registered in the spring quarter of 1850, but more by 3,777 than the number registered in the spring quarter of 1848. The marriages only amounted to 30,048 in the spring quarter of 1842; they rose to 34,268 in the sprin-quarter of 1844; to 37,111 in the spring quarter of 18461 declined to 35,197 in 1847; and rose aeain to 39.018 and more than twice as fatal as it was in the summer of 1850. There has been a progressive increase of diarrhoea since the summer of 18-11, when only 228 persons died of the disease 627 deaths were referred to typhus, 38 to remittent fever. Tpyhus was increasing at the close of the quarter.

The south-eastern division has been less healthy than it was last year. The mortality was above the average in the Medway district (including the Isle of Thanet (including Margate, Ramsgate, and Broadstairs). Dover, Brighton, Worthing, Newport, in the Isle of Wight, Hun-gerford, and Abingdon. Diarrhoea was prevalent, as well as typhus and scarlatina, in several of the districts. 3 cases of cholera were fatal at Newport, in the Isle of Wight.

The south midland division was generally healthy. The mortality was much below the average in' the counties of Hertford, Northampton. Huntingdon, Bedford, Buckingham, and Cambridge. In Oxfordshire the mortality was above the average in the districts of Thame, Headington, and Oxford. In Oxford 19 persons died of scarlatina, 16 of dtarrhcea, and 3 of typhus.

The health of Cambridge has, on the contrary, been unusually good. The deaths were only 105 in the quarter whereas the deaths in the corresponding quarters of 1847-50 were 135, 137, 133, and 151. The registrar of St. Andrew- the-Grtat, Cambridge, states that very great improvements have been made in the sanatory arrangements of the town." There was a small local outbreak of Asiatic cholera in Leighton Buzzard. "Three deaths from cholera occurred as follows: At Lon3lade, a woman aged 51 years, cholera 24 hours." She had been from home some time, and had recently returned i r.

and Saturday at Four afternoon. ,11 MUTATE -Every Tu.wday. Thursday, and a II allina ul BlaiifcWHll and Nonh Woolwich. HANOVER-SQUARE ROOM S. The "BLOOMER" BALL, under distinguished management, will take place at the above Rooms, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th inst.

Tickets (including a recherche' supper and refreshments), 15s. each, may be obtained on application at Messrs. Bailey and Moon's, Carlton Library, 12, Regent-street, Waterloo-place. It is most respectfully intimated that no Lady can possibly be admitted except in the Bloomer" attire. Gentlemen, full Evening Dress.

Dancing to commence punctually at half-past Ten o'clock, Adams (Almack's) full band will attend, The supper ami refreshments will lie provided by Mr. Withers, of Baker-street. Portmau-square. An early application for tickets is recommended, the issue being necessarily limited. in Pnneip.es of the Law of wi nTv'feS i ana is K.t..

(philhpps on Ev idenee The Set for the lC Criminal Ju.ti and i5 vi. i t. Tlie Apprentices-and Servants' Ad Vict 11-the Prevention of oifeuce Act. and 15 e. iy.

CONVEYANCING LECTURES, by REGINALD WALPOLE Barrisier-at-Law. Curson- View of the Statutory Alterations in the Law of Real fet tiee of Conveys (S-p 5tb Ufies and Trusts, Powers Practical Application of the Learning of Powers to Conveyances" tejlT? IO Powcrs-A'covenant? AppbcrtMn of the Learning of Covenants to Conveyances SKaa ,0, Uia-T- Jiim- by 337 Malt on Deeds: their Structure and Const (i spc-uce on Equity Jurisd. of Court of Chancery, p. 519, seq.) EQUITY and BANKBI'PTCY LECTURES, bv J. C.

CONYBEARE BaiTister-at-Law. thV Progress of the Court of Chancery, vvilh itsvanous Jurisdictions; and more particidarly the 1'reroKa EI! Kuu.table Jurisdiction, and Us Statutory uri. nT-Ui. aU'1 Jurisdiction of Equity in co.n-Ptlhug the lVrtormancc of Duties corresponding to Rights not r'T' formerly were not, capable oi bcinK eaWed at Law s. Of the Administrative Juris diction oi the ourts of Equity in matters in which the Court, of Vl I.IJWPW adequate Administrative Macbinerv grULa completely Of the Protective Jurisdiction of the Courts of Eqiuty.

5. Of the Preventive Jurisdiction of the Courts of Equity. The two concluding lectures will be devoted to a Sketch of ihe Rise and Progress of our Bankruptcy System and to a consideration of the Bankruptcy Consolidation Vet I84(i NOTICE. PAPT. SPENCER'S NEW'WORK, TRAVELS IN EUROPEAN TURKEY, The IONIAN ISLANDS.

GREECE, HUNGARY, and the SCLAYONIAN PROVINCES of AUSTRIA, in 1850, WiU be ready with the Magazines, Oct. 31. In 2 vols. with Illustrations, and a valuable Map of European Turkey, from the most recent charts in the possession of the Austrian and Turkish Governments, revised by the author. Colburn and Publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-street, (I information, apply at 71 Lombard- VPOS arid NuKTH-WESTERX RAILWAY Ril WILDER.

and tstftin um I the spring quarter of 1850. Every marriage is the I establishment of a family, and is generally the re-j suit of some deliberation it is not surprising therefore THE GREAT EXHIBITION and the ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. All the MOST INTERESTING DEPOSITS at the GREAT EXHIBITION will, in turn, be LEC-TCRED ON at the ROYAL POLYTF.C1UCIC TOSTTTIITTOV The THE NEW NOVEL. Now ready at all the Libraries, in 3 vols HE LIVINGSTONES. A STORY OF REAL LIFE.

i io reecne TENDERS for the EREO--i'. i 'iTTA'iFS al Bletehley Station. ud arc requested to meet at fhe Offlep I ilVtflltm station, at o'clock on Thursdav. J' irjuise of appointing a Surveyor to take order CHARLES E. STEWART, Secretary, i HSffn London, ct 23.

Hhii ANTRAL RAILWAY. DIRECT I.N TRF and iRTII ol OTLAND. As a work of skill, there can be no question that The Livingstones" is entitled, to a high As a work illustrative of Individual and general character, stands even still It cannot fail to And a large circle of readers, as much from the beauty of its sentiments as from the interest of the narrative, and the ease of the style in which it is written." Observer. Colbum Publishers. 13, Great Marlborough-street.

su two i or eaeu Course payame Three articled clerks of members C2 0 0 By article! clerks of gentlemen not members 3 1 (I 0 1 10 0 lYesent Lectures are by J. IE Pepper, on the application of Iron and Steel in the Manufactures or the United Kingdom, now exhibiting at the Crystal Palace; and by Dr. Bachhoffner on Electro-Metallic Deposits there, illustrated by a splendid Pfbf Messrs. kington's Specimens. The exhibition of he Ox v-HydtfcsPn Microscope, magnifying objects upwards of 1,000.000 times their natural size.

The great economy of Cooking bv Gas explained. A Lecture on the History of the Harp, by Frederick Chatterton, with Vocal Illustrations. A Series of Splendid Dissolving Views. Diver and Diving Bell, Admission, Schools, Half-price. Open daily from Eleven o'clock tiU Five, ami everv evening from Seven till Half-past Ten.

G.ALLERY of ILLUSTRATION, 14, Reirent-street. The DIORAMA of the OVERLAND MAIL to INDIA, showing Southampton Docks, ('intra, the Tagus. Tarila. Gibraltar, Algiers, Malta. Alexandria.

Cairo, Suez, the Red Sea, Aden. Cevlon, Madras. Calcutta, and the limgniflceHt mausoleum, The Taj Mohal." The exterior by moonlight, the beautiful gateway, and gorgeous interior (immediately preceded bv the CRYSTAL PALACE as a WINTER GARDEN), is exhibited dailv at 12, 3, and 8 o'clock Admission, 2s. and 3s. wuvi ijciouus pot otang memners i ROBERT MA1G1L1M, Secretary Society's Hall.

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NEW WORK EDITED BY ELIOT WARRURTON, ESQ. Now ready, in 2 vols, with Portraits, 2ss. bound. MEMOIRS OF HORACE WALPOLE AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES, Including numerous Original Letters from Strawberry Hill. Edited by ELIOT WARHURTON, Esq.

The Memoirs of Horace Walpole' nearly completes the chain of mixed, personal, political, and literary history, commencing with Evelyn and Pepys. carried forward by Swift's "journals and correspondence, and ending almost in our own day with the histories of Mr. Macaulay and Iird Mahon. Besides its historical value, which is very considerable, it cannot lie estimated too huchlv as a book of mere amusement. It is a necessary addition to the library of every F2nglish gentleman." Standard.

Colburn and Publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-street from Manchester. At Leighton Buzzard, a woman aged 43 years, "cholera (.6 hours) and apoplexy." The cottagea where this occurred are below the public road the back premises confined, and drainage bad. At BeUington, woman aged 17 years, cholera, 60 hours." Drainage bad 1 1 Jir a 4- it tte4 by informant that the carcase of a calf was lying in a barn near the house in a putrid state." In the eastern division the mortality was below the average in Essex and Suffolk, above the average in Norfolk. Diarrhoea prevailed at Leyton in West Ham, Wickford, and Rayleigh in Rochford fever of the remitting and typhoid type prevails. Ipswich sutfered from diarrhoea Lowestoft frorri scarlatina and English cholera.

Diarrhea was fatal in Norwich and Yarmouth; scarlatina in Yarmouth, Flegg, Walsingham hooping-cough in Downhanu. The south-western division, with the exception of Cornwall, was healthier than is usual. In Amesbury and Salisbury the mortality was high. -Scarlatina was prevalent in Marlborough, Wilts typhus in Wareham, where, in the opinion of medical men, it was aggravated bv bad drainage. Scarlatina and diarrhoea prevailed in Plymouth and Stoke Damarel.

Scarlatina was the chief cause of the high mortality in Cornwall. Small-pox has also been there. Dysentery is now prevailing in St. Ives. In the Penzance sub-distriet the deaths exceeded the births registered; and sanitary measures are so grossly neglected by the inhabitants, that 57 of their children have died of small-pox, which is still prevailing.

In Bath diarrhcea was prevalent ia confined, dirty localities, where there were bad effluvia from nuisances." In the west midland division, the public health was as good as usual in Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, and Shropshire. One death from cholera occurred in St. Marv Rud-clitfe, Bristol, and one in St. John theBaptist, Gloucester; a low fever and scarlatina were fatal in Stroud dysentery prevailed in Albrighton, Shiffnal and it is stated that the population is decreasing in Shirfnal, from emigration and want of employment in the agricultural districts." Small-pox has nearly disappeared from Shrewsbury one person died of cholera in Burslem where diarrhoea prevailed, as it did also in Longton, Darlaston, and Dudley. The deaths in i ami Aberdeen, everv Wednesday i.

Fan ruiny Shillings. R. 'BERT JOHNSTON, General Manager. THE CATHOLIC CIU RCII OF ST. JOHN r7lU; ANGELIST, Gravcsend, will be solemnly OPENED Sot of October, by the LORD BISHOP' of SOUTH-Sv? VU 11,011 MASS at half-past eleven, with a skkmon by His Eminence the CARDINAL ARCHBISHOP of WEsT-MINSTER; and at half-past three VESPERS, with a SERMON, by the Rev.

P. OAKELEY, and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. A Special Train will leave London-bridge tor Grave-end at a-quar-ter be'ore ten o'clock precisely. The Proprietor or the Family Hotel, opposite the Church has undertaken to furiush a Dejeuner at Ss.a-head, mat toe prosperity oi tne country and the prospects of the people should be expressed pretty accurately by the fluctuations in the marriage returns. JLLe 3mm aowwtLl they wir stationary or decreased mothers.

Tn couples were married which exceeds the number married in the summer of 1848 by 1,106. In Surrey out of London, in Sussex, Kent, and Berkshire, the marriages were nearly stationary; in Hampshire they decreased. In the South Mid-lancl, the Eastern Counties, as well as in Wiltshire, Dorsetshire, and Devonshire, marriage was stationary or decreased; in Cornwall and Somersetshire there was an increase. In Gloucestershire marriage was stationary; in Herefordshire and Shropshire the numbers married were unprecedentedly low in Staffordshire, Worcestershire, and Warwickshire-including the chief seats of the Midland iron trade the marriages increased. The marriages rose from 383 in 1848 to 487 in Birmingham.

In Leicestershire, Rutlandshire, and Lincolnshire, the marriages were below, in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire above, the average number; the excess occurring chiefly in the districts of Nottingham, Chesterfield, and Hay field. The marriages in Cheshire and Lancashire decreased. The decrease was considerable in Liverpool, and greater still in Manchester. In the West Riding of Yorkshire there is an excess; and this is most conspicuous in Sheffield, where the marriages in the five summer quarters ending June, 1847-51, were 283, 273, 289, 339, and 404. In Leeds the marriages were 351 iti the June quarter of 1848 530 and 487 in the corresponding quarters of 1850 and 1851.

In Hull the marriages increased from 147 in the June quarter of the cholera year 1849 to 175 in 1850, but have fallen again to 156. The marriages decreased in the North Riding of orkshire, in Northumberland and Cumberland; increased in the coal districts of Durham. In Monmouthshire and Wales marriages were less frequent than in 1850. It has been observed that the marriages increase after a fatal epidemic and in the present return the marriages, it is seen, have been in excess generally where cholera was most fatal in 1849. HUNGERFORD HALL, STRAND.

ANIMAL MAGNETISM Wonderful Soirees given bv St. LAS-SAIGNE. the first magnetism-, and MdUe. PRUDENCE, the best clairvoyantc, in Europe. Their achievements have been unanimously pronounced unrivalled and unprecedented in this metropolis.

Every day at o'clock p.m. precisely. Reserved seats on the stage, and stalls, may be secured at the' Manager's Office, bv the additional payment of is. for each. J.

G. WENIIAM, hapIaillSj pro tern. JOHN BUTT BUTT -TKL1 VN GOLD MINING COMPANY. Ee 41st itnl i irovi ioi lally in il Shares. PR' iWsIuxal committee, thlf company le merged into Ihe greater i ed in a tew days, with a capital of r.

i cceiieti dep'slt ts, per sban-." drwidy ee'ved from the present serip-s "WrJ l.i the deposit of the greaur coin- THE WHALE," says the Athenaeum, "contains graphic descriptions such as we do not remember to have met with before in marine literature." I r1HE WHALE displays fertile fancv, and an un-j A usual power of enchaining the interest." Morning vertiscr. rMIE WHALE is intensely interesting. It is not JL a mere tale of adventures, but a whole philosophy of life that it unfolds. "John Bull. i ro.

tern. Sec ii Ciiy, VU 1 t-'Ur, HE WHALE is a singular novel. The satire is biting and reckless." Spectator. GREAT EXHIBITION. Mr.

MONTANARFS COLLECTION of WAX FIGURES, illustrating town and savage life, lately exhibited in the Hue Arts Court of the Great Exhibition, and the splendid collection or model wax and rat' dolls exhibited by Madame Montanari in Class 29. tor both or which the prize medals have been awarded, will be exhibited for a short time at their Rooms. 29, Upper Charlotte-street, Fitzrov-sqnare, at the earnest solicitation of a great many who were unable to see them at the Exhibition, in consequence of the great crowds of people always around them (they having been considered two of the most attractive features in the Exhibition), having obtained permission from the several purchasers to exhibit them previous to their distribution. The exhibition will open on FRIDAY, the 31st of October, and following days, until further notice, at 29. Upper Charlotte-street, Fitzniy-square Admission, children, half-price.

Orders received as usual, and purchasers will be admitted free. THE WHALE is perhaps the raciest thing of the kind that was ever produced. The author's ink must be the black liquor of the cuttle-fish, and his pen drawn from the v. ing of the albatross." Evening paper. BIRTHS.

Dirmtngnara were diarrhoea was rife, and several lao.ooi Dinns, nave oeen registered in the quarter ending cases of cholera were registered. The high rate of mortality (J ENIAL WARMTH. (THE II -I-N rAldCTOT). This may now be attained in cold weather without the fatigue consequent upon using heavy and clum-v Clothing, by Mes-rs. NICOLLS adaptation" or Eider-down to male attire, a Patent for which was sought about two vears since, but was afterwards abandoned, as the singularly treacli-erou- material could not then be entirely secured; but latelv a mode by which the desirable result is accomplished was registered Ifl and 7 Vic.

cap. 65) by H. J. and D. NICOLL.so that not Only mav Eider-down now be worn with comfort, but also with advantage, us the ad litional cost is but four or live shillings in the Paletot when thus made complete.

Eiders are found in greatest numbers in Iceland and the Fern Islands, where their ljeautirui and di licate down is well known to be proof against the most severe cold and even the small quantity which can be compressed and concealed between the two hands will serve in the formation of a Paletot, which, while it has most extraordinary lightness, has. nevertheless, more warmth than the and thickest blanket. The greatest desideratum for a Winter Garment is hus arrived at." The distinctive trade mark or title for tin- garment will be The Koh-i-Noor Paletot, which, ith Messrs. NIC IL's name and address will be wove into the lining of each. Public inspection is invited either at Messrs.

NICOLE'S Agents, or at their Wholesale and Retail Warerooms. )H. 110, llf and p'O REGENT-STREET, ami 22. CORXHILL, LONDON'. MESSRS.

HARDING and CO. have the honour to announce the arrival of orders previously given for the AL'TUMN and WINTER NOVELTIES, and which are included the Sale now taking place. vJL liHITlIl HANK, inctn-prated by Dep fcdls at interest making Advance tTHUUng CREDITS, and transacting i-iin ni Bfthkinz Bustne. h-fuo I'Iiomissorv (uiyahk Loudon of any amount, and bearblg rii( option of the depositors or purchasers Nut'-- art- irw of chai'g and are i transferable ul laketl eiiher lor di posit or be used riusJietP.n- at home Or abroad. The at ailoweii by the Bank ale as follow.

aspiemoer dUtn, lSol. I his is the greatest number ot births in this well placed town proves how Nnuch wise and timolv II TILE NEW NOVEL, A I Edited by Captain ASHTON, IS NOW READY AT ALL THE LIBRARIES, 3 vols. Also, now ready, II. WMiiS? for the Briidual increase of the Capi-c i four per 'tnt i-r annum nits or deposits for six mouths turec per cent. 1' Account- held at call rales varying PRINCE of WALES'S BAZAAR, or the CRYSTAL PALACE of Regent-street, 2u7 to 209.

and COSMORAMA. This beautiful Bazaar, fitted up in a style of decoration never before attempted in this or any other country, is OPEN DAILY, from 10 till 6. and includes every useful and fancy article in endless variety, together with a selected aviary of native and foreign birds, and also a line Gallery of Paintings for Sale, by the old and modern masters. Admission free. I In all I'-ases tin-interest is reekon- A A 2 vols, in.

A I ever registered in the same season of the year, and exceeds by 23,411, and and 3,014, the births in the September quarters of 1817, 1349, and 1850. The births of children have already been registered, and it is probable that in the year the numbers will not fall short of 600,000. The increase is distributed over all the divisions of the country except the South Midland. INCREASE OF While 150,584 children were born and registered in the summer quarter, 91,600 persons died; leaving an excess of 58,984 in the population. The excess of births over deaths in the first nine months of the present year has been 170,411, which is probably more than equivalent to the actual increase of the population.

It is well known that up to a late period there has been a constant immigration of the Irish and Scotch into England, which appears to have been fully equivalent to the emigra-gration of the English into the colonies and foreign parts but no exacc statistical information on this subject exists. 85,003 emigrants left the ports of the United Kingdom at sanitary measures are neglected. Coventry is in a still Worse condition; the mortality is higher. In the north midland division fhe mortality was high in Nottinghamshire; Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, and Derbyshire enjoyed an average degree of health. In the towns of Leicester and Derby, hpwever, as well a in Nottingham, the mortality was above" the average.

Dtarrhcea and cholera prevailed in rttingharTl at Chesterfield. The north-western dtvisioconstantly sutlers more from death than the other divisions of England the mortality of the summer has been less than usual. In Manchester the decrease of deaths is considerable. Diarrhoea prevailed in manv districts. The registrars mention 7 cases of cholera in Liverpool, 2 in Toxteth Paik, 2 in Wigan, 7 in Warrington, and 3 in Little Bolton.

In Holme, Chorlton, 1() children and 8 adults died without medical assistance. The registrar of Market-stre-. Manchester, sr.ys The improved health, and, it may be added, temper of the people of the district may assuredly be ascribed to the cheapness of provisions, which are not' only abundant, but I i-' c- and form- 01 applieatioM for mienuic II bi applied at tin ehiel ofli-C of the Bunk, and iu the straud. and bhnglon. orner of tin-Court ot Directors.

HUGH caMEKo.V. Cental Manager, i yard, LAhbury. Imdou. MOURNING. LEWIS and ALLEN BY Wc to announce that they have devoted some additional pre-mises, which they have just built, to a separate MOURNING DEPARTMENT, in which will be found every article requisite of the be-1 description, al the lowest possible" prices.

193, 197 Regent-street, and 63 Conduit -street. PRIVATE EDUCATION. A MARRIED GENTLEMAN, of long experience in tuition, and possessing testimonials of ability, receives a limited number of SELECT PUPILS, to prepare for the public schools and colleges. Candidates for eadetships in the Hon. E.

I Service duly qualified for examination. Families residing in India or the colonics, wishing to leave their children in England to be educated, will find this a most desirable establishment as regards salubrity of situation, domestic comforts, moral training, and educational advantages. The French and German languages are taught and spoken. Address G. F.

IS Castelnau Villas, Barnes, Surrey. 2 VOlS. ADY EL IN A CLIFFORD. Edited by LADY DORMER. 2 vols.

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2 vols. A A I Or. THE RVTNF.D PEER. By MARIA V. SMITH.

3 vols. Richard Bentley. New Burhngtou-sireet. 40.CHMI. ready to be immediately ad- upon the iK-rsonal security of Nobiemen and 1l.

entailed e-tau. alsn ujion freeliold and good rty. revi to luuuey in the funds, annuilies. life under will or settlement), Ajiplications, or by ieiu-r. to be addressed to Mr.

C. Allen, which there are government emigration officers in the quar- also of better quality, because the temptation to adulterate ter ending September l8ol. 1 his is at the rate of 'J30 food is not so great." a day a week. sailed from lmh ports, 4,373 The population is quitting Colne in Burnley in search of from Glasgow and Greenock, and 67,262 from three English employment, and increasing in Blackburn, in consequence nnrti nampv II) lll.o fnim I nn, 9 lMn, DI i 1 i. INDIA SHAWLS, Delhi Scarfs.

China Crape Shawls, and India M'L-hns. bou-bt for cash, or EXCHANGED for Shawls, Household Linen, or Silks, at HOWES and HARTS' INDIA WAREHOUSE, 60, Fleet-street, whose extensive assortment of Superb India. French, and fashionable Winter Shawls, of all descriptions, merits the inspection of purchasers by extent of variety and moderation in price. r. nwui iivmuuui, i ui iue erecuoii aim enlargement ot enr.rnn mi a.

ho n. eistrar of Poulton-le-FvIde savs life i "Ml'ANY No. ASl KANv AND AN Chat ham-place. Blaekfnars, Lon- and 54,401 from Liverpool. Many of the Irish emigrants are returned at Liverpool.

Of the total number, 68,960 emigrants sailed to the United 9,268 to British The harvest has proved verv good, and the labouring classes have been fully employed, which, together with fhe inestimable blessing of cheap food, I presume has been the -North America, 0,09 to the Australian colonies, and 1,278 ALADi is desirous to recommend a superior and trustworthy Young Woman, aed r.t, (who has lived with her between two and three years), as LADY'S MAID, or to VIT on YO YOUNG LADIES, or an ELDERLY LADY. She makes dresses, dresses hair, and gets up fine linen well. She would prefer a quiet family. Is a member of the Church of England. Address H.

Post-office, Hoxton, Middlesex. WANTED, some GOOD COOKS. Cooks having good characters mav immediately obtain eligible places bv REGISTERING at the Office of the SERVANTS' ROYAL PROVIDENT and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, 49, Great to other places. The emigration has hitherto been greater cause of the healthiness of my in 1851 than it was in the corresponding quarters of 1850. The registrar of Sedber-h says, I he present movement ot the population is in many re 1 he deaths have, for upwards of 2 vears, been much below the average of former vears.

I am at a loss to spects remarnable. The free admission of grain, fruit, and meat since cue scarcity is equivalent to an addition to the account tor it nr hpri. fcWn tUr ih population "VTOVELTIES for LADIES' AUTUMN DRESS. j. MARSHALL and SNELOUOYE respeq fully invite their numerous and distinguished patrons to an inspection of their STOCK, which is now supplied with every novelty of the season.

It eousi-t- black and coloured velvet-, for dresses satins, moire antique-, brocade and glace silks, glace oinbrces. and many novelties in -ilk robes, produced exclusively for them: Lyons, Paris, and Paisley shawls: cloaks, in every variety of style arid material plain and embroidered merino, linsey woolsey. and earmelite drec-. Also the much-admired linsey woolsey rediiK'otes and robes, with jacket- to match. Lac and embroideries in profusion, and a choice selection of Russian sable and oilier Fur-.

Marshall and SiielgrOve, 11 and I Wre-stred, Oxford-street. in .1 in I 2it sub-enbed Capital, iiO(iioo. cvei" description of Life Assurance, both Do-I on nsi advantageous terms, either on the wjib feH further particulars. ma be obtained at savvaRD secretary. I.li HA and COFFEE SERVICES.

-mtis n. to the country, in answer to a paid vl vubtrs irf siz'. weight, and fcfACS. or purchasers assortment the Silver Services in the 1 -ugar-basm, or coffee-. OX Vand CO.

Silversmiths, d'jor from Loudon. country of a vast tract of fertile soil, which calls for cultiva- have in general been better emuloved than in former years tors, and, as the land is abroad, for agricultural emigrants and with the low price of provisions that class has been NOTICE. To-Morrow, the 29th instant, will be published, in 2 vols. price THE HISTORY of the "WAR in A FG II A I ST A By JOHN WILLIAM KAYE. "No work on our empire in the East can be compared to this in its intense interest and great importance.

"The private papers and journals of all the principal actors in that great drama "The journals of poor Conolly. mercilessly put to death bv the wretched Khan of Bokhara The private letters of Sir W. II. Macnaghten, of Sir Alex. Bur-nes, and of the gallant Pollock, Sale, and Nott, and many others, give to this work an enduring value.

The narrative itself abounds in exciting incidents, frequently exceeding in interest the wildest romance. Mr. Kaye is known to be a writer fully able to do justice to such a subject." Evening paper. Richard Bentley. Publisher in Ordinary to her Majestv.

iicici me: uicaj iuuuSuui5iaiii lanus oi America io tne i aoie to procure all the necessaries of life high-rented farms of Ireland, no longer possessing a mono In iorkshire the mortality has been sliuhtlv ahnvp rhA IN BRUNSWICK-SQUARE. APARTMENTS, handsomely Furnished, consisting of drawing-room, one or two best chambers, every nice accommodation, fresh, spen, and a full view of the Square Garden, with air from nigligate-hiU. A pri- i)KH TI i li I YIT UTfwuivcc iau resmmg ner own uouse.anu no otner inmates. U.l...M llvlil ll.VJN U-rA- 1 1 MUUl.Mj ences required. Address Shaw's library, Southampton-row, and mjCRs tor winter wear, will be found exceedingly soft square, for R.

S. Terms moderate. and dnrab and Warranted not to i shrink'. Soldonlvat BALBRIO AN HOSIERY WAREHOUSE, 33, Lombard-street. TO be SOLD, at ALDRIDGE'S, St.

Martin's-lane, a MODERN CHARIOT, in perfect order, and handsome HARNESS, the property of a widow lady. average of ordinary summers. Diarrhoea and summer cholera prevailed, with scarlatina, and in some parts influenza. The mortality was hiaher than is usual in Hudderstield, Leeds, Sheffield, and York. A few cases of cholera, said to be Asiatic, occurred in Sheffield, and diarrhoea was exceedingly prevalent.

The guardians, acting with praiseworthy promptness, supplied the poor with medical aid and medicines, which diminished the mortality. The mortality in the northern division was above the average. Diarrhoea prevailed in several districts scarlatina, small-pox, measles, and dysentery are referred to and the registrar of Sedgefield mentions one case of choWa. Typhus prevails at Bewcastle, High Longtown, and has been tatal to two persons. The mortality has been above the average in Merthyr Tydtil and Pembroke but Walesnd Monmouthshire generally have been healthy.

The registrar of Llantrisainf, Cardiff, remarks: It is a most singular circumstance that not one death happened within this district between the 15th of August last and the 11th of September, a pace of 27 days, though the population is nearly 11,000. movement of the Dooulation has taken olace, and no sanitary romro Just published, in one large anil elegantly-printed volume, roval embellished with a Portrait of the Author, price one guinea, bound in cloth and lettered, THE RHYME BOOK. By HERCULES ELLIS, Barrister-at-Law. London: Longman, Brown. Green, and Longmans.

Dublin: Dulfy, 11, Wellington Quay. TMPORTANT to the COLLECTORS of CURIO-SITIES. At Nancy. France, on the 10th November, the CABINET of the late Monsr. Butte, consisting Of paintings, China, antique furniture, articles ofvertu.

arms, bronzes, ivory carvings, i will lie put on sale. Catalogues may be had on application to Mr. Allaway, 1st floor, TUi, Wat ling-street and for further information, or to treat for purchase, address to Mr. Thiriot, avoue, Nancv. and Patentees of the Electro- i-: itrUJg Silversmiths.

Bronzists. ftc, beg respect-I tin Establishments. 22. REGENT-M 1MB'; London: and 1 'hum al either ol vvh ch places they -in of their own productions. The dv of infonmns the public, that articles iv Elkmgion aul Co.

process" offer no 1 naiiulacture. unless such articles bear their under ft erown jEsttmstes. Draw-- 'rci ii, w-: Ri'-plating and Gilding as usual. iNiiLo. VENETIAN GILT and FROSTED mod by PELLATT and and be at the Shorn Rooms.

Baker- rir SORTS and PATTERNS. The t- i a choici-sT, assortment of PALMER'S l'ULETICK? AMI'HINE and ii all he latest improvements, and of the newest din nw iii ormolu, Bohemian, and plain glass st. i is at W. S. and they are rotfln si i thai patterns, sizes, and sorts can WANTED to PURCHASE, LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S LEFT-OFF WEARING APPAREL, of every description and in any quantities also naval and military uniforms, jewellery, India wardrobes, linen, books, for which the full value will lie paid in cash.

Parcels from the i-omiiry. I'm- utmost value immediately remitted by post-office order. Ladies and gentlemen waited on at anytime or distance, byaddre-ss-iuL-. pre-paid, to Mr. or Mrs.

II L'TOHINSON, 17, Dean-street, High Holborn. OLD SCHOOL. Parties seeking for OLD PORT WINE (the qualities of which are fully embraced in these two words) arc respectfully informed that a small Bin of it exists in the Cellars of the CADIZ WINE COMPANY. The price is 4ss. per and for sample).

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St. James s-street. MURRAY'S READING FOR THE RAIL. This Day, with numerous Woodcuts, post Svo 5s R. LA YARD'S RESEARCHES at NINEVEH.

Abridged by him from his larger Work. John Murray, Albemarle-street. for IOST-OPFICE LONDON DIRECTORY 1852, just published. ments have been effected." poiy ior its produce in the market. The fact deserves attention, that while the United Kingdom has been importing food in unprecedented quantities, it has been sending out swarms of emigrants from the population, of which the marriages and births promise to keep up a perpetual and increasing supply.

Prices of Provisions. in the Quarter ending Sept. 30th, 1851 Average price of Consols, 96.. Average price of wheat per quarter in England and Wales, 40s. 7d.

Quarters of wheat sold in the 290 cities and towns in England and Wales making returns, 971,276. Quarters of wheat and wheat flour entered for home consumption at chief ports of Great Britain, 1,183,523. Average prices of meat per lb. at Leadenhall and Newgate markets (by the carcase) beef, 3d. to raean, mutton, 3Jd.

to mean, 4d. Potatoes (York Regents; per ton at Waterside market, Southwark, when the supplv of old potatoes ceased, 90s. to 110s. STATE OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH. The health cf different parts of the country differs widely, and the difference is greatest in summer.

In the ten summer quarters of 1841-50 the mortality in 506 districts, comprising, when the census was taken, 10,126,886 people, was at the rate of 18T5 in 1,000 annually; while in 117 districts, comprising the chief towns, and 7,795,882 people, the mortality was at the rate of 25 in 1,000 annually. Thus, at least, 7 in every 25 deaths which occur in towns are the result of artificial causes. The mortality in the quarter ending September, 1851, was at the rate of 23 and 1793 in 1,000 in the two groups of districts; it was a little below the average in the country, and considerably below the average in the towns. The annual rate of mortality per cent, in all England was, on the average of 10 summers, 2099 in the summer quarter of 1851 it was 2020. London has enjoyed a degree of health above the average in the last summer quarter 13,064 deaths were registered, which was a less number than was registered in the summer quarters of 1847 and 1848, and half the number registered in the summer quarter of 1849, when cholera was epidemic.

During the three months of July, August, and September, more people have passed through or resided temporarily in London, with its 2,361,640 inhabitants, than Mr. Glaisher has given a full and interesting account of the weather. LADIES' GAZETTE of FASHION NOVEMBER one Shilling contains 20 Cloak Patterns, all the Paris Winter Fashions, large Plates, a superb Giant Plate, 20 Walking Dresses, Bonnets and Children's Dresses, several Ball Dresses, full-sized Patterns of the Queen's Cloak, and other important novelties, with full descriptions. Post-free, stamps extra. G.

Ber-ger, Holvwell-street, Strand, and all booksellers. Also, the GENTLEMAN'S HERALD of FASHION, One Shilling, contains a splendid Coloured Giant Plate, 2 feet long, So Models and Patterns of Oreat Coats, Cloaks, Paletots, 4c. and full-sized Patterns of a Great Coat and Paletot, with descriptions, NEW ROMANCE BY THE AUTHOR OF GERALDINE OF DESMOND." Immediately, in 3 vols. NOTIC E. HE DEATH FLAG.

By MISS CRUMPE, Author of Geraldine of Desmond," Also, now ready, in 2. LIFE AND ITS LESSONS. By the Author of "The Wife's Sister." 3 vols. S. CLARA CAMERON, the Belle of the Season.

3 vols 4. LADY BULWER LYTTON'S MIRIAM SEDLEY 3 vols 5. LORD W. LENNOX'S PERCY HAMILTON; or, the Young Nobleman. 3 vols.

6. CAPTAIN HENDERSON'S NEW SOUTH WALES. 2 21s. W. Shoberl, Publisher.

20, Great Marlborough-street, Who Prints and Publishes for Authors on moderate terms. BASS'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE, at 8s. per and S(is. per Eighteen Gallon Cask. FIELD, WAttDELL, and alter devoting great attention to bottling this mush admired Ale, can now offer it to their friends and the public in the highest slate of perfection.

Light Alia for summer use; Scotch and Burton Ales London and Dublin Stout Cider and Perry together with their Foreigu Wines and of a very i superior class. Pale and Burton Ale. Stout, and Porter, in casks of eighteen gallons. 22, Henrietta-street, covent-garden. Scene a Church.

On Sunday week an exciting scene took place in the parish church of Dulverton. immediately before the commencement of the afternoon service. For some time past a tenant of a wealthy baronet has claimed two particular pews for his family and servants, and there being a deficiency of church accommodation, the churchwardens, in the exercise of their duties, thought proper to effect a re-arrangement of the sittfiigs, whereby rate-payers would be better accommodated, who are now put to great inconvenience, and in some cases virtually excluded. The alteration did not suit the views of the party above-named, and accordingly a dispute arose about the servants' pews, and on the day before mentioned, it was occupied by the farm servants en manse, who, acting under instructions, seemed disposed and determined to keep possession. The churchwardens ordered them to leave, and proffered other seats this request was not, however, complied with, and then came the exciting affair of forcible ejectment by constables.

One rustic obstinately maintained his ground. Liberty and eoualitv I not PIANOFORTES for SALE or HIRE, at CHAP-PELL'S, so. New Bond-street. A large Stock of New and Second-hand PIANOS, by Erard, Broadwood, Collard, for Sale or Hire. Instruments by less reputed makers at the lowest prices.

Any one hiring a piano for not less than one year, can, if desirous, choose a perfectly new instrument from the factories of the best makers. Old pianofortes taken in exchange. A large stock of the best HARMOXH'MS, by Alexandre, of Paris, from 15 to 45 guineas. 50, New Bond-street. IUB-M UUt and IRON TEA-TRAYS.

I. Trays and Waiters, wholly unpreec-rvieui variety or novelty, is now selling by III at pne5 touch lower than usual, in conse- rj r.ci.m f-ash purchases. sia Triiis. per from 20s M. to 10 guinea, from lps.

0d to 4 guineas, from 76, nd. at s'nall Papiei -Ma-'heand Iron Trays. many 'In hv'he-t stvle of art, at about a quarter Viuf odd. or slightly out of condition. These i.i tl.i- attention or tavern and corfee-housc a.

UmUie waiters, cake auu bread baskets. UTTtiN ua- m-t completed gome extensive allura-- I ii hi Las F.N LAROE SHOW B'XlMS "i tit rf the hOr. devoted solely to the Mt.u. li p.MSHiNo IRONMONGERY (including pbdnid and japanned wares), so arranged and r- iriay easily and at once make their selec- i ififaviajtr seni Tier post) free. The money MTVIe IriM upprovod of.

orner of Newman-street); Nos. and i. IJ i and 1 and PERRY S-l'LACE. Established a.ik ls2u. NEW NOVEL.

Just published, and mav tie had at all the Libraries FLORENCE SACKVILLE; or, Self-Dependcnce. By Mrs. BURBURY. In 3 Volumes. A narrative of beauty and interest, exceedingly entertaining and exciting there is a great dramatic power in the plan and conduct of the story.

The author has a lively and elegant imagination, and a quick eye for points of character the dialogue is easy, rapid, and versatile and the style is rapid and eloquent." Morning Post. London Smith. Elder, and G5, CoruhUl. ever passed through any city before in the same time ine i iu oe me oraer oi tne uayi, until a reinforcement to the Divide about the broad Bride Cake, Round about the Bride's stake." Bkx Jonsox. WEDDING BREAKFASTS, DINNERS, and BALL SFPPER.S.

provided by Messrs. PCRSSELL, Ts.Coruhill, in the most fashionable style, including Wines and the Hire of Plate. China, Glass, fic. Bills of Fare sent for any number required. An elegant assortment of Bride Cakes ready for selection.

PURVEYOR TO HER MAJESTY, H.R.H. PRINCE ALBERT, and the KINO of the NETHERLANDS. JOHN BAILY, 113, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, London, dealer in all sorts of useful and ornamental POULTRY, gold, silver, white pied, and common pheasants, brown and white call ducks; large Rouen, Aylesbury, and Buenos Ayrcs ducks. Baily's registered fountains for poultry, pheasants, pigeons, and all other birds, now in use at the gardens of the Zoological Society. 14 quarts, 17s.

quarts, 15S. od. 3 quarts. 13s. fid.

Drawings forwarded by post on application. Baily's "Hints for the Management and Fatting the Dorking Fowl lor the Table." Second Edition, price Is. Cd. by post, 2s. ACTION-.

In consequence of several parties VALUABLE AND CHEAP PIANOS. The COMPANY of PATENT PIANOFORTE MAKERS, No. 22, Bedford-street, Strand, established expressly for themaimfacture of high-elass Pianos of unquestionable excellence, from Twenty-two Guineas. The practical talent of this Company, associated from some of the most celebrated factories in Europe, is an absolute securit for a high degree of sterling workmanship, not to be surpassed by the most eminent makers, while the introduction of machinery, coupled with large capital, twenty years' experience, and a peculiar and natent method of seasoninir their material rimW PL cApericui.c ui large urimes, ur oi me pilgrimages or tne sailing party arrived but he had the better chance of re-east and of the middle ages, might have justified the sinister i sistance, as he was materially assisted by one of the fair sex forebodings which some entertained but the railways and pulling hard at the skirts of his coat. The coast cleared the improvement in sanitary arrangements have now ren-i the church service commenced.

dered it possible to move masses of men about in thousands General James Wolfe He was born in a and millions without danger to the public health, as the event house now inhabited bv the at Westerham Ken on has here proved. Ihe deaths by violence, though less than 1 the 2d of January, 1727, and not, as the variouT noticed of in previous summers, were 3oo; 10 by poison 33 -by burns his life state, the 15th of January, 1726 see T' Penv and scalds. 43 bv hanains or suffocation. 89 hv drown mo- 1 m.i:" i Lyclo- 1 Just published, in 1 demy price cloth boards, bv post, 13s. THE LAST TWENTY-THREE SERMONS PREACHED at S.

PAUL'S and S. BARNABAS. By the Rev. WM. J.

E. BENNETT, A. London W. J. Cleaver, 4G, Piccadilly.

them to SELL first-class Pianos cheaper than any other house in I the world, a result only attainable with safety to the purchaser by I a liberal and powerfiU association. MANBi CLEMENTI, Managers. 156 bv fractures and contusions. 21 bv wonndi. and fTL! 5W: "ls Christian nam, selling a Sauce under the appeuation oi tttLUtau," a.

SOYER resneetfullv acquaints the nobility and public, that theonly Oil" l.r.trlr. sinil the aOa, Ki.fi, cmtiuy Now readv, in 1 ol. post OSSUTH and MAGYAR LAND; or, Personal Adventures during the War in Hungary. By CHARLES PEIDHAM. Esq B.A., Late Correspondent of a leading Morning Journal.

London James Madden, 8, Leadenhall-street. FOOD FOR INFANTS, LADIES NURSING, AND IN VALIDS. BULLOCK'S SEMOIA is agreeable to the taste, easy of digestion, and the most nutritious substance ever introduced. This food is sanctioned by the leading members of the profession. Sold in packets at 2s.

and 7s. 6d. each, by Lloyd Bullock. 22, Conduit-street, Hanover-square, and may be ordered of chy mists and druggists. 1850.

58 4 1851. 48 4 4 56 31 paicuw. removed to a house at the ex-treme end ot the town a picturesque mansion it is. and is i named after him Quebec House. Under this roof Wolfe's happiest hours were spent.

His sword is preserved in the I nited bervice Museum, and was engraved about two years since in the Illustrated London Neva. An old professed portrait of him dangles as the sign of a beer-shop in Wester- i ham. Wolfe was ardently attached to Colonel Barre', whose IjfW KSand FIRE-PROOF SAFES. m-- i si i iKteu known of a roblK-ry having lieen an. 1 1 of CH EBB'S IK'KS having beets PICKED In all cases of tire.

Cbutib'o I'aU-ut v. i. i i impleli-protection lo books and pajiers, llu from the violent attacks of bur-'' ks and Fire Proof Safes, of all sizes, on 1 wrr -'TU BBand SON, ST. St. Paul's Churchyard, L.erpoo! 16 Market -street, Manchester: i.

erliampton. I'll NTI Drawing-room fauteuils, -a. indulging reclining, and other I'Tpud lorms and stuffed in the superior man-' Hii i has been so long celebrated for; also, a A Banners, tables. k-. with the price ati- on show at the Furniture inr 69 and 6k, Baker-street.

Portiflan- 1847. 1848. 1849. Suicides 65 59 48 Murders 5 7 3 Manslaughters 4 2 2 74 68 S3 Found 35 42 38 Total 109 110 91 62 35 07 I EVMsre is introduced in West's clebratea picture ot the 8L Death of Wolfe another head in the picture is, I have been Ti nothr ae P'cture ls; 1 aa Dn The deaths bv poison in the summer quarters of 1848-50 T-, 15, 20, 20 and instead of increasing, they were 0 of ijKlhSSlr the were 10, ZU, and instead ot increasing, thev wrw Indians, and ahont to be scalped, when his life AMANDINE. A beautiful hand is indispensable to all it is the distinguishing mark between refinement and vulgarity.

With the aid of AMANDINE, prepared by II. BREIDEN-BACH, every hand may be rendered soft, beautiful, and white, every rude impression of weather or hard usage removed, delicacy of touch restored, and the seal of elegance impressed upon it, let its present condition be ever so unpromising. Price 3s. 0d. Prepared only bv H.

Breidcnbach, by appointment distiller of Eau de Cologne, at 10s. the case of six bottles, to her Majesty, Prince Albert, and the Duchess of Kent. Park-street, Grosvenor-square. was was reusn maae ov niiii jii-s uh name- of his wholesale agents, Crosse and Blackwell. Gore House, Kensington, April 22d, 1851.

Qu QUADRANT, Regent-street. Mr. RENDALL, 5 Chiropodist, begs to submit to the Nobility and Gentry the following Testimonials of the wonderful and singular efficiency of his method of instantaneous REMOYAL and CERE of CORNS and BCNIONS, giving, without pain or the slightest inconvenience, immediate and lasiiug relief, changiug deformity into elegance, and replacing excruciating pain with comfortable and delightful ease. Mr. Reudall's svstem of removal being performed without cutting or causing the slightest tremour to the most delicate or susceptible, begs further to inform those labouring under one of the most distressing ill- that flesh is heir to," a bad corn, that he has thousands of certificates from professors and doctors of medical schools, and in addition, testimonials from some of the Royal family, which have oen kindly furiiLshcd for the satisfaction of those requiring his services, as evidences of his ability and success.

Terms from 2s. Cd. to 5s. From Lord Godolphin. Mr.

Reudall has operated on my feet very satisfactory. oogiuagog llilN, March 21, ivty." GODOLPHIN- From Sir Henry Durrant, Scottow Hall. "Mr. Bendall extracted several inveterate corns from my feet, on the 1th of August. that had impeded my walking exercise lur vears it affords me much pleasure in slating that I have not I 10 in the summer of 1851.

This decrease is hie-hlv smtifx-. ing, as it follows so immediately the recent legislation on the subject. Fractures and contusions were more fatal than in 1849-50, but not more fatal than in 1848. That other form of poisoning, intemperance in 'the usi nf Qiki- saved by the intercession of a chief Wolfe had formarly pardoned. Notes and Queries.

Fly-Eishing SA1.T a no Fresh Water, with Six Plates. "It has often amused us (the Athenxum) in turning over the pages of our angling litera Early in November will be published, price cloth, a New and Important Work on Heraldry, with upwards of 200 Illustrations on Wood, entitled THE PURSUIVANT of ARMS; or, Heraldry Founded upon Facts. By J. R. PLANCH F.S.A.

Also in the press, a New Story for Christinas, by the Author of "A Trap to Catch a Sunbeam," The Dream Chintz," to be called THE HOUSE ON THE ROCK. W. N. Wright, Bookseller to the Queen, 60, Pall-Mail. Just ready, cloth, One Shilling, WELSH SKETCHES, chiefly Ecclesiastical, to the Close of the Twelfth Century.

By the author of Proposals for Christian Unions." Contexts: 1. Bardisra. 2. The Kings of Wales. 3.

The Welsh Church. i. Monastic Institutions. 5. Gi raid us Cambrensis.

It woidd be difllcult to treat Church history in a more popular, attractive, and intelligible style than he has contrived to do." Daily News (on author's former Essays). London James Darling, Great Queen-street Lincoln's-inn-fields. drinks, seems also to be declining 16 deatks were ascribed to intemperance, 55 to delirium VJl ture to Had the touowers 01 una senseless sport-at once so HIDW ROOMS for BEDSTEADS. un. (jvrl M)111C extensive Warcrooms for istii rv desuripUon of Bedstead.

In Iron their r. n.ainilactured. from the cheap Slump, il fan d-oiuelv ornamented tubular-piUared hntss of everv sbai and pattern ui. tbi-ir are sufficiently extensive to tim summer quarter of 1850; while lfZ' crael and so reiipous scrnDles, and LA POUDRE RECAMIER, for Skin Derangements, Chaps, Chilblains, Erysipelas, purely vegetable, serviceable lor the Toilet, the Nursery, or the Invalid; imparts perfect freshness and veloute to the skin allays pain, and promotes circulation. Price Is.

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SeTStt Xnerrn IT7 summer of the S.bbh. The author of the book now Tefore us rnTsumm Wr --cant-blended cause' in the siv vear 1H4I.M a deaths from that wUh a forgetfulness of numerical logic which 13 more ikely Sfte.Sr1' three; the 9bc "nd favour witk l3aac Walto than with to 12 TheXTAf rear 1839 to 4 ia 1838 uthor ha3 hshed 0Q three si.Tty-five days in the HTHIWII both in Polished ISircll anu jiau-I atl I French, and also of Japanned Bed- fnnr wnmiin AiA reguwuuua. omeDtues oi rod ana line, the exciting struggles of the "lea 01 metna 00 of the other incidents ot i Ptim hilt. -iVIiiiiPnl romom Ki cr tK-if- I. childbirth Une thousand six hundred and eighty-three be alarmed at such uncomnromisimr devotion to hi hnm.nl persons died of consumntinn nVf thi disease in fatality.

ewrv sort ol Bedstead thai maae; -ral stssortmcnl of Furniture Chintzes, a- ui render their Slock complete im' I- toi ttif it: as Bedding And without at-nth (hi 1 1 which the lowest class ol Kbufiu is tit for no useful purpose their new pritffcd on the same principle by which has dam, the last thirty years, been so sue-11 ami tn. Bood whether of a plain and Simple s- riMt.merand more expensive character, are of soun( workmanship, and warranted. sa containing full particulars of tv description of Bedding, sent free their Factors 196 (opposite the Chapel), suffered in the parts since. ia uiia.m. May 2i'th.

Ihgl." From Sir Thomas G. Cullum, Hardwick House. "Mr. RendaU has extracted several corns from my feet, perfectly to mv sal isfaction. T.

G. CULLVM. Dec 2dth. 1649." From Alderman Partridge. Surgeon, Colchester.

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Newbery, 6, King-street, Holborn. sport, he adds excepting of course on Sundays by which means he extends the Gregorian year to four hundred and seventeen days. This is just the sort of logic which would be expected from a man who, by his own account occupies his days in fishing and his evenings in dining on the spoils. (What a pettifogging old prig this Athmutum has become!) Return with which the Registrar-General has been favoured by the Emigration Commissioners. At the time the return was made it was not quite complete..