The New York Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1851, Page 7

in of made ves,” and had reached the twenty-fifth representati: f Pelee run ‘unprecedented in thentrleal pate other items of foreign dramatic -and mausical ence, not already notices tt is said that the twenty-four Spanish dancers have been engaged to appear in the Royal Amphithe at Liverpool, where Mr. Vandenboff and his dau hater Poolpaper Sagem ign and gion au per says :— jus ulius Cassar’ Rave Ween ot ced ; “and, os Mr. Vandenhoff’s style of acting, and careful and impressive elocu- tion, are euler suited to the adequate perform- ance of ‘amas, his Virginius Brutus are almost faultless impersonations of these two “‘noble Romans.” Miss Vandenhoff has also ap- ared once more, in “Ingomar,” with increased ef- et; and last night she appeared for the benefit of h er father, in “ Richelieu,” the beneficiary sustain- ing the character of the wily cardinal with bis usual talent. Mr. Charles Dickens, and his corps of literary and artistic amateurs, are expected to give a per- formance of Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton’s comedy, “Not as Bad as We Seem,” at Manchester, in the course of a fortnight, for the benefit of the “Guild of Literature and Art.” CATHARINE HAYES. song What gold could never hac —fnisn Meropy The near approach of this gifted lady’s depar- ture for America catls upon us for a few words res pecting her—not to herald her arrival or to antici pate her success—but to state, honestly and fairly the grounds upon which she is fully enti#ied to th utmost quantity she can receive. Catharine Hayes is a native of the Emerall Isle, where she is generally termed “the Swan of Erin,” but whether in deference to her musical po sition, or in contradistinction to her oaly rival, Jenny Lind, termed “che Swedish Nightingale,” it is not at all necessary to inquire. Ireland, which is one wide realm of song and ro- mance, which has furnished the world with moro melody than all the rest of that world put toge- ther, and from whose shores one would fain believe that nothing but music could issue, has sent forth its bards and its composers, and its minstrels of every grade, excepting that all-important one, a prona donna assoluta, and it would seem that euch very just reproach haa at gs beea removed by the appearance of Catharine Hayes. This in- teresting lady is a native of Limerick; and hor good conduct and great talent having obtained for ner the peaeienes of the late Bishop thereof, she became, through such influence, a pupil of Signor Sapio, in Dublin, and subsequently of Emmanuel Varcia, in Paris, and of Felice Ronconi, in Milan. it was therefore utterly impossible thas genius of her high order could do otherwise than reach a full degree of perfection under such tuition; and thus we find that, after going through the ordeal of three years’ practice in Ireland, from her debut in 1841 until October, 1844, she s:arted for the con- tinert in that month. Is is unnecessary to follow thie artiste through her varied career in every part of italy, from 1844 to 1819—but it is only an act of Justice'to read that, in the theatre of every State she visited, she left behindan indelible recollection of her commanding powers. Catharine Hayes made her début at Covent arden Theatre, in April, 1849, and confirmed with us the impression she inade upon others. Nor must it be forgotten that she created this excitement when the public mind had by no means recovered from the extraordinary frenzy it had been thrown into by the appearance of Jenny Lind—a degree of furore still more mani- festly indulged in by the Americans, amongst whom our fair countrywoman will have to encounter the same degree of comparison. ‘We profess to be upholders of tajent wherever we find it, but we are not blind worshippers, and while we are willing to accord to the Swedisa song- stress the utmost degree of honest eulogy, we can- pot acknowledge ourselves to be amoagst those enthusiasts who coursed her chariot-wheels the other side of the Atlantic. This is not a just patron- age, @ fair appreciation of artistic talent, buts blind homage to the excitement of the dav. It isa false success we do Zyy wish Catharing Hayes to | meet with. No, we desire that sho should make a | fortune, (which she will be sure to do,) and tha! such fortune shall solely be the result of strong judgment, fair criticism, and pure taste. ‘he advantages of Catharine Hayes are youth, beauty, conduct, and genius. She is the first of British singers, and we have net one moment's , doubt that she will meet with a reception in Ame- rica that will be equal to the brightest dreams of her own enthusiasm, or the expectations of her friends. Her talent and her station in art are European; and America has ever corresponded to the decision of Europe, in a desire to cultivate that refinement in the one, which nece2sarily leads to ite adoption in the other, great cmpire of the world. ‘There is something Sey fascinating and deeply interesting in contemplating the flight of a young and brilliant creature like this, wafting in person the gifts of her gentle nature to a far and a foreign land? Apart from all the pecuniary views that such speculations arise and end in, no higher com- pliment can be paid to any country than the desire of @ stranger from other lanils to recejve its wel- come, to court its inquiry, and to obtain its sanc- tion. Catbarine Hayes will arrive in America in the bloom of her days, in the zenith of her talent, in the height of her popularity, and ia the fulness of public expectation. She will not disappoint the reatest that can be formed of her: and we tell our Columbian friends they must prepare for reason- able, but ample disbursement. e harine Hayes is an eminent «artiste and a charming woman ; and in bidding her awhil fare- well, let her not forget this snatch of the mighty bard of “her own loved island of sorrow":— “ Wanderings far a from how, With life ali new before us; Greetings warm when nome we ev From 8 Whose prayers wate —Leisure Moments. Deaths In Europe. ¥ Lately, in the hospital at Vierron, Joseph Rusieck!, one of the oldest and most distinguished of the Polish emi- rantsin France, He wi mn in 1770, and commenced ii career in 1787. Ile foucht against the Rus- sians in 1794, under the command of Kovwlusko. Afwr the partition of Poland, he entered the service of the French blic, aud made the campaigns of Italy with | the First Consul, and formed part of the expedition to St. Domingo, under Rochambea, Ie served subsejuontly | im the ¢ jautpool, who | died in his arms on the eanguinary field of Eylaa. the cuirassiers, who were cut to pieces in that battle, ing te-organized, it was remarked to Napoleon that Lieutenant Rusciecki was not the height for a calras- sier, The Emperor commanded to alight, plac: | ing himself back to back with him. he remark. aide: de-camp—"You are mistaken, sir; be is got a dwarf; | y vize; and at the seme time he rromoted him in that corps. He wes gamed the year during the campaign of Russia. ite cor anded the 22d regiment of the line during the of independence, in the year 1801. His remains were accompanied to the grave by the principal imhabi- tants of Vierzon, and by the National Guard. d o'er us.” Intsn AND Axtenican Sceamsair Company, ? Orrice 4 Watt srreer, Sept. 2,181. § | Tu THE EDITOR OF THE HERALS | A communication published in yesterday's He- | rald, signed ‘Thomas Aatisell, M. D., raises the question respecting the comparative merits of two Irish ports, either of which, it must be acknow | led, ed. porsecees advantages over the port of Liver- | pool, or Holyhead. For the satisfaction of your | correspondent, and of alt who take an interest in | | matter, I beg to direct att a to the follow- ing, being the first sentence of the agreement ju issued by tho Provisional Committee of the Iris and American Steamship Company:—- | * Whereas, Dudley Persse, Robert D. Kelly, | Simeon Draper, John B. Dillon, Joseph Stuart, Henry O’Rielly, Horace Grecley, Thomas A. Eo | met, and an tiant, have associated them: | selves together to take such measures es may be | necestary for t tablishment of cheap and rapid | conveyan ve for emigrants by steam or other motive power, between the port of New York and the port vf Galway, or such other port in Ireland, as may be approved of by the directors to be clocced as hereafter mentioned,” &- It will be eeen from the above, that the selection of a port in Ireland is a matter which rests with the directors to be hereafter chosen by a majority of the stockbolders. The duty, at present, of every frievd of Ireland, is to exert himself for th blishment of a line of srenmners te Ireland. sir, yours, respectfully, . ar P. “3 vam, Bee. of the Prov. Com. Tue Late Stoam at tir Soot asp dent of the Charleston Meret Tilete Teland. under date of August 25, cays :—Nover saeee T was s planter have [ witnessed so great a devas- tation se was effected by the gale of yesterday. Upto Faturday night the cotton crops in this neighborhood were exiraordinarily greet : = they os Aya ye J I n them, excep’ aoe yeata, tole reduced toe t certainty that the Towa ia at least one half, My own loss will amount to more than one hundred bales. bang = | storms caterpillars, T would not hare taken for one hundred. Another from John’s Tsiat says —We have had a severe gale. Marine Affairs. LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OF SAN FRANCISCO, suLy 15, 1851. i Caroline Augusta, Canada, , Coriolanus, ss., donia, Mra, tobacco, ibe Beeswax, Ibs....... Whalebone, ibs... Sarea Courrier de Taiti, Oil, foot. oke. Panama, #3, Palladium, se., Erin’s Queen, Br, Francois Casimir. Fr., Rhode Islan 2, Francis Depau, 8, Friendship, s6., Seth Sprague, *s Flour, DbIs....4. Wheat bush, Grease butter, lbs — hoofs..... orn Fcraps, Oil, whale, one MULL. Naval stores, bbis.. ‘Tobacco Plant, Goddetroy, Chil, Thos. Dickason, Hernan Cortes, Chil, Washington Irving, Whale oil, galions Manuf. tobacco, lbs. Leaf do., hhds. Do. do., case Logwood, tom Auguste and Bertha, Ham., Anne Louise, ¥r., Abyssinia. Br., Jobn Calvin, Br., ¥ Joha Coggeshall, Jobn Brewer, Br., Whalebone, Ibs Flour, bbls... Naval stores, do Pot ash, do. . Books, case IR goods, do. WR orcs. Chrome yeliw, case Boards, feet....... Tobacco, bhds.... Do., eeroons. Mapuf. do, Ibs..... Avn Smith, Lady Suffol Lord John Russell, Br., visa Baillie, Br., Rice, Flour, bbls Naval store Varnish.do.... Tobacco, hhds. Do. manuf. ibs. Books, car 8. turpentine, gi Molasses. do, Casniterides, De Margaret Hugg, Magdala, Chil, Mary Melville, Cornwallis, Br , Casualidad, Chil , Duke of Wellington, Br., Duchess of Vlarenc: Euphrosyne, Us Asphaltum, bis. Varnirh, do. S, turpentine, cer, Endraat Maak Magt,Duteb Eliza Thornton, Geo, Nicholaus, Ham., Guimaraens, Chil., Gloucester, Dr., Sarah Warren, Sarah L. Bryant, Helen Augusta, Harriet T. Bartlett, Manna and Fanny, Drem.. Sir John Franklin, Br., Herm’n von Bekerath,Brm., Hannab Sprague, Timandra, Bs., Wotdemar, Chil., Waban, Wiliam end James, Wenbaw. Butter, Ibs Manf. tobaceo, do. Ocflee. do. Tea. chests Shid almonds. cases Cotton twist, bale: Rice, tieroes, Holder Borden, ‘Anne and Julie, Batter, d Sperm candles, ibs. Tallow. do, .. ... Cider. doz. Lumber. feet Onions. bunches | Rice, tes... | Potatoes. bbls Furniture, pkge. .. Gunpowder, Ibs... Perk. bbis..... Soap, Ibe Nails, cke. ‘Trure hoops, vet: Biscuit, cases Caroline Clark Mary and Jane, ‘arin, Marine Plant, Be. De mootazia. Chil , Dovna Maria, Swed Le Matches, gro, Salt, sacks, ‘ Ubampagne, bas.. ‘Tea, pkgs. Prince de Joinville. Eiirabveth Wilthew, Br (ilbert Jamison. Br Candies, do J. 6, Demarest, Br., Joven Amelia, Chil, Bt. Andrews, Br. mrcne le Lauren playa Coa whipped ome mg dager d anne known ulus present w puelancholy sppearnper, owned Capt, Eaw, Limooln, of, ber Comrimentany.—The follor steamer of Tapatl Oburehil Chu +p Ce ne, Wren leave tovender you our joess and gouricey, to all on bi entire approval of the manuer in ery duty within your goovins nt ly. Sanoeepes, and rser, Mr. Reuben Lord, has tion amd good will. VALUE OF EXPORTS. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- tein articles exported from this port during the week ending the 6th inst., distinguishing the destination and ‘extent of shipments to each place :-— 70 LONDON. Flour, bble.... do ‘la syrup, bxs. Fustic, ‘sticks HAVRE. Cotton, bales GLASGO! HAMBURG. Ext. logwood, cases. Dyewood, ton BREMEN. STAVES ks. PaUsarA. Naval stores, bbis.. Segars . . Genoa I. R. gocds, cases... Beet, bb 8 balebone, Ibe... Logwoed, tons... . Ht NORTH AM. COLONIRA. DUTCH Wear INDIES. Flour, bbls... . oil. gs Rice, bbIs..... Do. tierce Farniture. p Twine, Ibe.... Foap, boxes Domestics, do Chairs, bunds Boarde, fer Potatoes. bbls Onions, crates Cheete, do. Butter, do. Manf. tobaceo, do.. Linens, bales, Shoes, pairs... Bootes, do . “ Refined sugar, tbs. Lumber, feet Oars Paper, reams.. Castor oil, cases... MOVEMENTS OF FORE IGN DRi GOODS. AMUSESESTS. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quentity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this tion, for warehousing, and withdrawa for the week ending the 4th inst.:— Entered for Consumption. BOWERY THEATRE Box ES, 25 CENTS; FIT, if ‘item: ihe the irish comedy 8 Pathe: maurice, Mr. Hamilton; tm wares |, Om his arrival at Ov Say Juan, te Bear Oh Soeeiat a'Cabe, Mrs. B. Willieme, and to express our Commerce of the Port of New York, of POOK PILLICO! Pe cocks Monde sing DANISH WEST INDIES, 8,992 Potatoes, bbls rn Onions, bunch ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET.—DRESS Circle and Boxes, 25 Pit, 1236 cents; Orchestra ‘Tickets, 50 ote.; Private Box Tis curtain rises seleck, Monday ts will commence with t! ‘Michael, Mr. J. K. Scott; Sir Bertrand, Mr. Chi se; Lu D: To be followed by the drama of ine CATTLE SEALERS Dypeia Marne ‘Mr. E. Blanch ° ce ets, $1. Doors open ay erealag, Sept the drama of the ADO: 1, Mra. a Arnold; bel chols. | To conclu Wieh FR NEWSbOv OF NEW n 4 P. Adame; Mose, Mr. G. 5114 Fancy d . 7000 $858,084 RA HOUSE, MECHANICS’ HALL, NO, {il further notice. The criginal aad wel TURES OF FLAX. $ | Marcineett Family. In the evening, com Ww 'S 8) D yee Sn exo and original far; , admitted to be the roduced, with many n . to del ‘he Chinese collection, Happy Family, snd all , to be geen as usual, 100 Comp. Nails, bs. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—ADMITTANCE, 25 ts. Monday and Tuesday. Sept. the afternoon, commencing at 3 e ap abe, peleces and Mons. mates a very charmit tere: LE LPR, 8 very ing and interestin, ing tial ic CROSS. a comlo at ree rick 274 Refined Sugar, do. 1 Stationery, case... 10 Druggets: bales. .... 800 Dried Beef, boxes 880 Carpets, bales yh I 1,512 Ship Bread, & 22 Do. ri + 26,600 Pork, do.. 25 Preserves, cases. 25 Clothing. tranic. 32 Flour, bole. . 8 Straw gocds UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.—| rand Drawii still contin ‘059 Millinery. wt Re 2 oSrorsc2 wish j. And Ek ‘ie W Ie ans matic ike bg an Parommiet f 'é Electric Watehes. In addit 4,448 Domestics, pkg 20,000 Shooks, bundle: 20,817 Rivets, Ibs 3,834 Soap, ibs O: Sane ren under twelve years of ag rdered at 10 o'clock. The entertainment ewixt whic! Harmonie Smee. o Other manf. of 3} —_— ke place on Saturda; Total.......988 $28 0 commence at 3; terminat ¢ 68 Naval Stores, do. 18,356 Domestics, pkg: 104 B.S. Hate, do 32 Lumber, feet... 6 Manut. Dobacco, Ibs. greatest success at the I HH Sie DF 28,178 Cravats. 2137 Bhawis. 10.115 Silk & w: Sat 24,492 Clocks, case. 248 Drugs, do. 1 Matehes, gross 3 Sp. Turpentine, Herat acer BRITISH GUIANA, 56 Corn meal, 161 Potatoes, di ‘ranklip, N. * $17,518 Linens... 4 Matches, gross. 1,267 Lard Ibs. i Mehy Bee Jokuabury. Ve | Re pee ng ith; St, ry, Dotal....... 69 $10,199 aeeett: PRO- room Entertainme be nightly thronged liences, and will be Prof, s rlouse; Prof. Anderson's Crystal conte. interval of fifteen minutes, saloome a aa, may be pro- which was rand day perform: LYMPIC.—BURGTHAL'S GERMAN NATIONAL THE- atre.—Monday, September 8, will be performed the emi- ot GOLDSMITH'S DAUGHTER. To be tol- ie of DIE WEIBLICHE ntinel), given with the 1 Sei iste Marshall festival. Doors open at to commence a5 o'clock. EW YORK AMPHITHEATRE (37 BOWERY).—MR. Levi J. North, Proprictor.—Am entire change of por formance fcr this week. Open every night. and ou Wednes- day snd Saturday sfteraoons. beautiful acte of equestrianism, con reat gymnastics, equestrian dancing, vaulting, acrebatie rope Vaulting, ground and lofty tumbling, &o, &o, dancing horses, Spanish Spot the intelligent dogs, Old Man i price: Pit, 1234 cents; Private Box lickets, 6 cents. Doors open at 7, and commence at 5. OND & HERR DREISBACH’S MENAGERIE.— clebrated Menagerie—tho largest and best con- ducted in the known world—embracing almost ral history, and which has ye of hundreds of thi table and intelligent ° commen zed & most brilliant eum sit the principal civies and towne o following order, viz Concord, Saturday, 6thy Hennike vn; Newport, We t. Great attraction. Fifteen ing of light riding, eop © f New B., on Fi ~ 8 8 Handkerchiete 20 2711 Peathers and 4 ie | yy Madame Luigia B: 20 Leather glov a 38 Matches, gross. Crags cloth... cetti, Part l.— 65 Paper, reams }—(Hsjtogaseuk @ Kantesokat) ; 2. Bolo, violin, © S Waka Master Thomas, Ernat Gri 271 Cheese, ibs. . MARUPACTURES oF 'y.. ‘The whol ier. tion, ts, Fifty Cents; to be had at the princi~ 1 " 240 Domestics, pkgs. toresand horele, Doors open at7 o'clock; concert assoluta, from earance in New eneral Bem March (lat the Hungarian Yr sealie 2. Ca- g and acca) Lied, (Mi fustolog ott 5. Solo, pranotorte, ex: a Lucia, by Madame Busatti an Sieges Lied, (Song of jours de Nuit, RANKLIN MUSEUM. ~opebages ab 08 . 175 CHATHAM SQUARE, ONE 4 Sp'rte t pentine, gis. dlock above the National ee es Loa, sole 1 Tallow candles, lbs. 5 Surgical insi’nt c Artiste material do. 45400 Hardware, pky 46,800 1. oes every Performan ‘afternoon .. For particulars see bills of each day. Admis- cite, agentes RAND CONCERT, Fireworks, to be giv |e P. ca an nna | sented to ever | Manufactures of wool. Manefactures of cote: Mapafaetures cf silk... Manufactures of fiax . aso hs rapes, cases, Do, embroid’d, cases 2,000 Sitka, d>.. Manufectures of wool . Manufactures of cotton. Manafactures of silk .. Manufactures of flax. 4 ‘ork to Liverpool Sisrmiert. 130; exclusive uso rocme, $825; from 1 to Ne to Now York, £36." An expert Bb san a ti a acs FOSED DATES OF causes 1861. Wednesday, A 130, 1, 8b. Wednesday, Angust a “ 1300 Saffron. cases From terdny, August Manufactures of wool Cloves, Ibs. ; Olive oll, b'tie & bicts Q | ee enna of eotto 2 1488 “a wes. 2 Pepper, lbs.. 20,000 | teasstt 2 Lumber, feet. 80 Lard, lbs... aries unequal e@ fcomiert, apply to ARD K. CULLING. £6 Wall o -> aha cia will succeed the Atlaatio, a y re | accommodations 60 Clocks, cases. « 350 Paint, ° 190 Corn, bushels a nm in attnohed to the | Pout Ofige, For 313 India rab'r goods, cs 60 Lard oil, gallons... 5 Pickled codfieh, bbia 8 Cider, dosen... 204 Port wine, caske.... 1768 Sherry wine, doxea. 83 Sardines. boxes. Tim iY VINcSron, Agent, No. 53 Broadway. OR LIVERPOOL.—THE PAVORITR | CITY OF GLASGO © fieacipaicke turgeon on board. hewapapers must pass through the Port - ete ELSnle MAIL STEAMER 1 sail for Berm: ptember, at noon. 4 Hardware, do.. Bane ad Har mail comma w L716 Paper b 1.200 Ag. Lmplemen’ 3.160 Candles, Ibs ees Ee RO, Jr., 38 Brond wa; to 3 No letters of mails will he received on board of the |, except through the Post Office. ANDERBILT'S INDEPENDENT LINE 18.—The favorite doarte tt see § 10 P’ki.d iobsters neous ‘ Ay iegestese do... eana offer tageetmrae to & HINCKEN, Agente, 161 Pearl street. y Sanawe boon Istoly put in op rey 509 Brandy. gale Champagne, do 1 Olive off, bbis 10 Castile soap. Lbs ~ so.Sise Ween tates om @ 80 Muscat wine, doz. wn ‘he Line ie increaged, due potice will ATION AND Vauxhall Gare se Ban will rm the Brace 1, Fite music Commencement of the festivities, 5 Admission, B cents. A souvenir will be pre- SHIPPING. Wey 'D LIVERPOOL UN! STATES ships comprising this are the i Ni iP Won pecet, H. B. will not be seco nate foe gate Wicd Sherer, and She val Atte 4 | steamers from Livordool will ve materially red EB wRITISH AND NO! ‘Hl AMERICAN ROYAL York snd Liverpool! diteot, hive omy r A. Ryrie. SO Kors, AG Lots, NIAGARA, J. Stone. CANADA, W. Harrison. c. J. Leiteh. rvele carry a clear ry ~ light at mast head, green rt =" i bas | wiht We charged cmspecis beyond an amount for incurres to $50; a tiokets Orin be allowed’ percent diees wi 0 avrct psiliog. For freight. or passage, B. MILLS, Agent, 51 Courtlandt strewn | ATAS— Ea MARS — Doore open at 7; *vmmenee Parqustve, & 2en'a, i virivate by Hn @ tPA inoee pantomime fate of ROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, bi treste--Dress Cirale. "4 a i—Columbia, Mre. Ske ree Brother Jonathan, Mr. Johuston; Ji To conclude with WANTED A WIZARD. the friends of Mr. fit, h him « Bene: ¢ place at Nible are bappy to say tl bas volunteere and others of his comps: ‘ir Harcourt Courtly, G. advertirements. HF. Quackennoss, Se PRiows MINST eal Hall, 444 Br ; Coneert to comm tvery Wednesday an t dation of families, commenciny a» 40'olock P.M. KUROPEKAN 4U0VHKTISHMEN' )RAVELLERS HAND © Ok CLASSIFIED rpool, and Paris, is and recommen tei — AUCTIONEER, HOUSE, 4 De Beruardy, 2 Jono to the Sardinian. ¥ yarsnmaat rit Nb COMB MAK! oe ls Alkaline Tooth Powe all, Johm, G4 St. ¥ RIDLE MIT, STIRRUP Latchford,’ Benj. to Ki per St. Martin's 1s RS. Till, to the Queen anv Royal Family, 171 New Bong eet. RONOMETER, WATCT Delolme Henry, 48 Kati Armold & Co.,’ Chae LOOK MAKERS, ‘Strand, corner o@ Vieyres & Ropingon, 1 Job, (late Job we Darmstadt, 15 Lite! ¥ AND SURGICA: # Moseley, John & Son, 17 den; needles, &¢ ND L. vodding orders and Ladiog: nd street; to Hor Majesty Majosty, 35 and 36 Old Bong eet. DRESSING AND TRAVEL) (NG CASES. utlery, stationery, && vrince Albert, 7 Covers ior Majesty, 37 Steand, SILVERSMITHS, and Roysl Family. Warrington, W. & Sov Biden. John’ & Frederic ‘New Bond street, to Hor Majeat RUPLI MAKERS. High Holl ai verouk, Cli, 0 , 161 New Bond ei AND ARMY Ge vty and the Royal Family, ote Bond a my me u's oubtitters, 178 Please cnitters, 6 Old Bondatreety ladies’ pac gentiomen"s warebouse, 208 isco, Pall Maly manutae Gntord streets lnalee? outs moTbreeher &.Gleany, to the Quen, 169Btenad, De Bi ey, 30 John ot ot, Adelphi, agent for Paris am@ Hvmmell, Brocksopy & Godvell, George, Chinton & Son, Imperial Hotel, Covent Garden, UL. London Coffee House » Family Hotel, Lovegrove, for families and 4 i tkeley Square; T. and Berkeley strest, Pigzza Tavera Hotel bro Cortes M ison. St. James’ Hotei, Jermyn oiroet; Ne. Stewart. Hotel, &3 st. Ja Waterlow & Sons, 65 to and 24 Birehin 1 24) and 242 Regent surest. os Regent Ho benham, Son & Preevsdy, 4 Wicmore street, Caveme ARMY CLOTH #8, 14 Princes street, Hanover Square. Charles Bentley Marlborough street Sin nae, Bone street, court dresses an@ 65 Conduit street, Regent street. 124 New Bond street. St. James street. AND CABINET MAK) ving Warehouses. 1 EOwtord ‘street, and Carpet Curlewis & €o., Allen & LE Athi ee 70 to 75 tkinson & €o., 7 eral WHIF MAKERS dency, manu(ncturere to the Queen, 188 Pied WOOLLEN AND MANCHESTER WA t, Russell & Bates, ke Tresente, 17 Mazyiebene street Regent orroety wad bre x, SPEMMACETL AND TALLOW CHANDLERS. See K., 146 Picondilly, sonp, candle and off ware LIVERPOOL LIBt ‘H, JEWELLER, AND SILVERSMITH. reial House, 9 Lime street—J. PRAVERS, HOSIERS AND DERS, LINEN OURSTER LIST. $. (4, Potter, Mayor,) 1 George a Rive de Rivol) apartments, shipping am Filles St. Thomas, Piace és P., Rnglish chemise to the American and 2 Castigiione, three doors frem ‘ali to secure '0., publishers to UST PUBLAS! ty te St. "06a 1 de INDON GUIDE POC ae mort acco, atte pee = DKERCHIEF.— to eur