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Page 1 - Advertising

BEwftrti Emu steam packet daily ; from

fy^^írin A M., and 4 r.M. ; from Par

SVs\**«d Quarter before 2 P.M.

^Ares-Cabin. 2s. Ôd. ; steeraße, 2s.

A elnacious omnibus attends at Parramatta

jB the conveyance of passengers to the wharf

tÄ"ÄEr;Wne-street,May2..66n

ÍSAV T^HE Residents at Illa

fläPKl^s. I warra are informed the

VJJMKÈr WILLIAM THE FOURTH,

|STh1Ting been lengthened and tho

«MHT refitted as to hull and machinery, at a

«Mt far exceeding the original outlay when

Z\\L will resumo her trips on the 1st July,

«Id continue on the Wollongong station until

foe arrival of a first-class iron steamer ordered

n^VvJL npHE iron ateajn-ship

«ÉSEM^, A SHAMROCK, J. J.

H^gijjgg^ Warner, commander, being un

noidiibly detained, will be de<patched as

¡Le POSITIVELY THIS DAY. Tuesday. Slnt

{¡¡tint, at 3 P.M. FREDERICK TERRY,

¿Mutant Manager. A. S. N. Co.'s Wharf,

«»» 31. Passengers' luggage must be on

board before 11 A.M. This Day._7199

Calling at Eden, Twofold Bay,

V"Ivjk 'flHB' Iron Steamship

ffffTf^, T WARATAH, William

jyWi^J^r ^a\\, commander, will be "de

mtche'd as above on THURSDAY, 2nd Juno.

Savinetae wharf at 3 r M. FREDERICK

TERRY, Assistant Manager. A.S.N. Oom

.Receipt of cargo will commence on Wednes- j

jijr, 1st June, at 9 A.M. NO bonded goods

Trill be received. Passengers' luggage must

¿ on board on Thursday, before 11 A.M. 7379

"STEAM BETWEEN SYDNEY, MEL

?/VÄV HPHE magnificent ancl un

jWjnRj^. A rivalled new iron icrew

f ¡fflmilnTr Bteam-Bhip CLEOPATRA,

1800 tons, 300 horse-power, Froncis Cadell,

mnmander, will again be despatched, on or

ibout 8aturday, the 4th June. For passage

¡pi?,apply to SHEPPARD AND ALGER

Picket Office, 480, George-street. 345,

¡STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH

(under Contract with H. M. Government for (

jicklb%u HP ** ^ Peninsular and

SJMKF^. ¡1 Oriental Steam Navigation

3®Ä3ls»iä, Company's armed Screw Steam

Sup SHANGHAI, 600 tons, William Parfitt,

Commander, will leave this port for Singapore

OB the 31st instant, at 4 o'clock r.M, touch

iog at Port Phillip, Adelaide, King George's

Sound, and Batavia, in conjunction with

the Company's Steamers from Singapore to

Hat« of passage money, and freight on trea

Mre only, to ports in Australia, Java, China,

India, or England, with information on all

: «abjects connected with the Peninsular and

Orientai Steam Navigation Company, fur

HENRY MOORE, Acting Agent.

tinder present arrangements, a steam ship

tf the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Naviga

Ion Company may be expected from Singa

tare about the 13th of every alternate month,

D return on the 20th of the same month. 6677

Guaranteed quiekest route home.

For Passengers and Specie only.

5TBAM TO EiTOLAND, FROM THE

)nthe 28th day of July, 1853, calling at Wel-

lington, New Zealand, Rio Janeiro, and

?1 h&v rriHE magnificent and un

HRKI^. A rivalled swift new iron

J»»»^ steam Ship CLEOPATRA,

IWO tons, 300 horse power, Francis Gadoll,

¡«asunder, will be despatched from

On the 10th day of July ;

On Monday, the 18th day of July ;

On Thursday, the 28th. day of July.

The Cleopatra, while employed in the inter

ttlooial trade, has proved herself to be the

¡?test steam ship yet arrived from England,

»Ting mad« the shortest passages on record

«tween Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide.

Rttea of Passage, including Steward's fees,

mt not wines and liquors :

Chief Saloon and Cabin .. 100 guineas.

Second Cla»s Cabin. 60 do.

Third Class Cabin . 40 do.

Beds, bedding, linen, &c, provided by the

kip for all passengers (except those in the

tod cabin) ; and no expense will be spared to

pmde provisions, wines, liquors, &c, of the

Brj best quality. The cabin saloons and state

»ons are large and elegant, and every im

rovement in the arrangement, ventilation, &c,

»»been adopted, to secure the health, com-

an, and accommodation of passengers. Music

» board; carries an experienced surgeon ; and

«Werdesses attend the ladies' cabin. Is fur

Bthed with Phillip's fire annihilator.

ïorpuigage, or freight of specie only, apply

o 8HEPPARD AND ALGER, Packet

«ce, 480, George-street._3462

[SYDNEY GOLD ESCORT COMPANY.

CONSIGNEES of Gold Dust or of

f/ Money, which arrived per Escort from

WOrens,&c , yesterday, are respectfully in

fcnej that the same will be delivered at the

WWttalian Joint 8tock Bank, Pitt-street, (on

Boduetion of receipts given by the agents of

1»C mpany,) this day, between the houris of

Pwd 2 ; or on any subsequent day, in the

?Bal business hours of the Bank.

I RICHARD GARRETT, Secretary.

IFOR MORPETH AND PATERSON.

M^ HH H E clipper schooner

Bg^. A ALBATROSS, John Pegg,

HBÜK master (hourly expected), will sail

'the 1st June. For freight apply to

gPHEN NUTTER, Jaques Wharf 6940

*°R MORPETH, (HUNTER RIVER),

.j^ng at Newcastle and Raymond Terrace.

M^ Pïl H E fine schooner,

R^^, A SOUVENIR, 100 tons,

?¡sagt Brown, commander, this evening.

8.-Uoods for Morpeth, by this line of ves

.i landed and stored at Bates' Wharf there.

¡Ply to JOHN MORRIS. Agent, Albion

25Lf- jfoot of Market-street)._7313

H^ TV^W loading, and will sail

raSg^. 1-^ to-day, the schooners ELLEN

m¡&£ and FORTITUDE. GEORGE

¿HATS, Brodie and Craig's Wharf. 7339

H^^, A LIAMS, This Afternoon, at

fwwlw * o'clock. Phoenix Wharf, Tues

To sail on Monday, the 6th of June.

THE well known brig JACK,

W. Witham, commander, will

sail as above. For freight or passage

?? on board, or to W. U. HARRIS,

?? Wharf. N.B. - Consignees by the

?? vessel are reminded that the ship will

?? be reponsible for any goods after landing.

VJfe. rpHE schooner HARP,

TjJBwlg^, -?. Hnrris, Master, will sail on

"3&aäa3s«!r Wednesday evening. For freight

apply toW. U. HARRIS, Kellick's Wharf.

"W& rB_,iHE fine new clipper-brigan

v4a^ S tine SABLE CHIEF, Trevar

îïlglis then, commander, will sail punotually

Thursday next, at noon. Phoenix Wharf,

-*Trk nptlE A1 clipper brigantine

rffM^, JL SPITFIRE, 200 tons, Francis,

iVffiifl^ commander. This fine vessel (from

her light draught of water) will experience no

delay in the river, and will be continued as a

regular trader, should she be encouraged. She

commences loading to-morrow, and will be

despatched about Tuesday next. For freight

or passage apply to JOHN MORRIS, Agent,

Albion Wharf (foot of Market-street). 7308

Cfe^ HE brigantine GIPSY,

?frJK^^^x. 45 tons, William Chalk,

rWAwntWm master, will be ready to receive

cargo on Tuesday, and will sail again on

Thursday. For freight or passage apply to

the Captain, on board, at the Commercial

Wharf; or to E. CAMPBELL AND CO.,

sail for the above port on Thurs

_. day next, the 2nd June. For freight

or passage apply to WILLIAM WALKER,

JUN. AND CO., Wharf._7325

_burthen, R. Cooper, master, having

been detained for the accommodation of ship-

pers and passengers, will sail To-morrow,

Wednesday, 1st June, at 3 r.M., wind and wea-

ther permitting. For freight or passage apply

to THOMAS CROFT* AND SON. Corcmer.

cial Wharf. N.B. Shippers are requested to

forward their bills of lading for signature.

THE beautiful clipper MEL

"4*^S M'Lenn, commander, is now

loading, and will sail on Saturday next. This

vessel is unsurpassed in the trade for speed

andher superior cabin accommodations. Stern

cabins for ladies. For passage only apply to

E. M. SAYERS, Port Phillip Packet Office,

, S. vorite schooner PICARD, J.

Kendtll, commander. For passage

only apply on board, at the Flour Company's

Wharf; or to E. M. SAYERS, Port Phillip

Packet Office, 489, George-street. 7334

Going up to the wharf without lightering a

THE magnificent clipper-bri

gantine EUREKA, 150 tons,

_ Charles Quail, commander, having

all her dead weight engaged, will have imme-

diate despatch. For freight or passage, having,

superior accommodation, beds, bedding, wines

beer, spirits, &c., found free of extra charge.

Apply on board, at the Flour Company's

Wharf; or, to SHEPPARD AND ALGER,

Packet Office, 480, George-street._7020

THE first-class brig DEVA,

238 tons, J. W. Smith, com

_ mander, is now loading, and will

have immediate despatch. For freight or pas-

sage apply on board ; or to E. M. SAYERS,

Port Phillip Packet Office, 489, George-street.

PACKET, 192 tons, Everingham,

_commander, loading this morning;

and having the greater portion of her cargo

engaged, will be ready for sea on Saturday.

For freight or passage apply to JOHN MOR-

RIS, Agent, Albion Wharf (foot of Market

street). N.B.-She goes right up to the wharf.

PACKER, Elliott, commander,

wi'l be quickly despatched. This

vessel has superior accommodations for cabin,

intermediate, and steerage passengers. She is

one of the celebrated American first-class

clipper ships. For freight or passage apply to

JOHN MORRIS, Agent, Albion Wharf vfoot

Going direct to the Wharf.

THE splendid clipper brig

_', George Bennett, commander, having

nearly all her cargo engaged wdl have imme-

diate despatch. For freight or passage, hav-

ing accommodations unsurpassed in the trade,

beds, bedding, wines, beer, spirits, &c, pro-

vided free of extra charge, apply on board

at the Flour Company's Wharf, or to SHEP-

PARD AND ALGER, Packet Office, 480,

No Bonded Goods can be received. 6669

_HARRIETT, 113 tons reguter,

(late the property of His Majesty the King of

the Sandwich Islands), J. Johnson, comman-

der, having much of her cargo engaged, will

have immediate dispatch. For passengers

only," having superior accommodations, with

beds and bedding, and at reasonable rates,

without wines, beer, or spirits, apply to

8HEPPARD AND ALGER, Packet Office,

No Bonded Goods can be received. 6640

?J4i rjjpHE magnificent and newly

màti^ A coppered barque MOUSAM, 222

äSssäsS tons, J. E. Robinson, commander,

will go to sea on Thursday next. The cabin is

superbly fitted-state rooms very roomy and

well found, and fitted with beds and bed linen.

Steerage passengers will occupy the interme-

diate, whieh ia most comfortably fitted. Pas-

sengers are requested to inspect this beau-

tiful vessel, the accommodations being equal to

any of the steamers. For passage only

apply to Captain Robinson ; or to E. M.

SAYERS, Port Phillip Packet Office, 469,

?J^fc CHIPPERS are requested to

tmj«^'^ pass entries and send bills of

3j|£f(5 lading to the office of the undersigned

for signature this day, as the vessel goes to

sea to-morrow mornin?. For cabin passage

only, apply on board; or to HENRY

CLARKE, Union Wharf. May 31. 7363

?JJv rriHE fine first class barque

*lh¡i^ A REBECCA, 350 tons burthen,

jra§KE M'Veigh, master, is now a full «hip,

and will sail the first ici- -".»». For cabin and

steerago passengers apply on board, or u> ïuà

undersigned. JAMES COOK. Circular

jCS^v r|^HE fine new clipper

mJM^^x. JL sshooner ALICE, 115 tons

&IWSSs!r register, John Fullerton, com

mauder, now completing her loading, will

have immediate despatch. For freight or cabin

passage only, wines, beer, spirits, &c, found,

apply to the Captain, on board, at Deloitte's

Wharf, Mitler's-point ; or to SHEPPARD

AND ALGER, Packet Office, 480, George

For One Cabin Passenger only,

.¿kjv TVTOW loaded and ready for

rf**ijSSy JL^I sea, has room for one cabin pas

.ÀsJnÈSG» senger only, with excellent and spa-

cious accommodation. Apply to Captain James

Johnstone, on board, at the Flour Company's

Wharf ; or to SHEPPARD AND ALGER,

Packet Office, 480, George-street. 7019

"JsJk HT* H E clipper brigantine

"Jlíf& CHIEFTAIN, 120 tons, Flet

>«Î53Ê cher, master, commences loading

this day, and goes to sea positively on Satur

diy. Shippers are requested to get their goods

to the wharf at once. For freight or passage

apply to JOHN MORRIS, Agent, Albion

Wharf (foot of Market-street). 7311

Unavoidably detained till To-Day.

-JsA ^Hlî packet brig EMMA,

?jSwjjK A H. Brown, eommander, QoXo

$¡5Sffl|¡{S of the Fhantom, when in the Ade-

laide trade), 135 tons register, is now nearly

loaded. Shippers desirous of securing room

for a few tons ar<? requested to apply immedi-

ately, either on board, at Flour Company's

Wharf, or to the undersigned. For CABIN

PAISAOB, having excellent and comfortable

accommodation, a spacious LADIES' CAHIW, and

every comfort, apply immedhtely to HENRY

FISHER, 480, George-street. May 28. 7342

Vk nnHE beautiful clipper Brig

"Mil||^ J* ALGERINE, 160 tons TC

Jggí¿|yg££ plater, Alfred Brooks, com-

mander, will have immediate despatch. For

freight or passage, having most superior ac-

commodations, with every requisite for the

comfort and convenience of passengers, apply

on board, at the Flour Company's Wharf ; or,

to SHEPPARD AND ALGER, Packet

Office, 480, George-street._6665

-WJS. flf HE packet brig MOA, 284

.Ma & tons, Captain Bowden, will

H}§5|¡jgS¿ positively sail on Saturday, the 4th

June. For freight or passage apply to

FOR PORT NICHOLSON DIRECT.

vTJte^ rgiHE regular well-known

VlfflSs^. -» trader WILLIAM ALFRED,

V«iisK3wS§£ J- Tinley, commander, will have

immédiat despatch. M. E. MURNIN,

" FOR CHARTER TO NEW ZEALAND.

A. np HE fine barque ABYS

rfX»|^ JL SINIA, Al, 600 tons burthen,

Jjj*^S¡j_ Captain Ferrers, ÍB now open for

charter to Auckland or Wellington. Apply to

SHEPPARD and ALGER, Packet Office,

' FIRST VESSEL FOR WELLINGTON.

Unavoidably detained on account of the holi-.

days and the wet weather,

rf«JgËiv -**-' ' Morrison commander, will sail

flfSrgjtST positively on Tuesday next. For

freight or passage apply to M. JOSEPH, 390,

ONLY VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

-*fc* OASSENGERS are requested

rfjtJjSx^ «T at once to pay up their balances,

JgSgS so as there may be no delay. The

vessel has now finished loading her dead

weight. For passage or light freight only apply

to Captain Thomas Connell, on board, at the

Pheonix Wharf (bottom of Erskine-street) ; or

to SHEPPARD AND ALGER, Packet Office.

-*JKkv T^115 splendid Al ship

rffll^ A AFRICA, 1435 tons register,

jjfjfflrCT -O'Neill, Commander, will sail

on discharge of inward cargo. The cabin

accommodations of this magnificent vessel are

elegantly fitted and replete with every comfort

and convenience. For freight or passage apply

on board, at Buchanan's Wharf, to Captain

O'NEILL; or WILLIS, MERRY, AND

» BLACK BALL " LINE OF AUSTRA-

For Passengers, parcels, and specie, having

bullion safes, will be despatched in May, from

-jjl-v PTHHE celebrated clipper ship

«flügls^. A MARCO POLO, J. N. Forbes,

jfiBau» commander; 1625 tons register;

2,600 tons burthen ; " has proved herself the

fastest ship in the world," having just made the

voyage to Melbourne and back, including

detention there, in five months and twenty-one

days, beating every other vessel, steamers in-

cluded. As a passenger ship she stands unri-

valled, and her commander's ability and kind-

ness to his passengers is well known. As Bhe

goes in ballast, and is expected to make a very

rapid pasiage, she offers a most favourable op-

portunity to shippers of specie. Gold dust and

specie will be delivered at the Bank of Eng-

WILLIS, MERRY, AND Co. Melbourne.

WILLIS, MERRY, AND Co. Sydney.

To sail positively on the 10th July, with her

clipper-built barque PHOMI

_CIAN, J. Jamison, commander.

For ireight or passage, having superior accom-

modations, apply to FLO « ER, SALTING,

AND CO. ; or MONTEFIORE, GRAHAM,

AND CO., Spring-street._6432

IHE fine fast-3ailing ship

_tons, John Carmichael, commander,

will sait positively on the 20th June. This

vessel having all her crew on board, and de-

spatch being an object, Wool will be taken

without pressing or screwing, at one-half-

penny per lb., until the 16th June. For freight

or passage apply to the Captain on board,

to MACNAB, BROTHERS, AND CO., or

J. B. METCALFE. May 31._7326

P'jHHE fine fast-sailing Bhip

_ CES, 458 tons, A. S. Dove, com-

mander, having the whole of her dead weight

engaged, is now receiving wool, and will meet

with quick despatch. For freight or passage

apply to the Captain, on board, at the Circular

Wharf; or to A. B. SPARK, King-street,

_ 121 tons register, and now ready

for sea. iahe is most faithfully built, chiefly

of " live oak," has accommodations for twelve

chbin passengers, and drawing only 74 feet when

laden, is admirably adapted for the Melbourne

trade. Apply to HENRY J. HEAP, Mac

"ANTED, a first class Ship

to load for London. J. B.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF GOLD AND

-Av PflHE ORIENTAL QUEEN,

/jflgE^. « 645 tons, S. Radford Thomas,

itfirffiS commander. This vessel has com-

pleted her loading, and will sail on the 6th

proximo. Three poop cabins disengaged, and

room for a few steerage passengers. Immediate

application is necessary to the captain, on

board ; or J. B. METCALFE. 7160

For Gold and Passengers only.

"WA nnHE fine clipper Al barque

?ft-«k A PELHAM, 384 tons register,

*£$33C§ H. F. Anderson, oommander, has

all her cargo ready to EO on board, and will

sail about 20th June. Has room for two cabin

passengers. Apply to GILCHRIST, ALEX-

ANDER, AND Co., Exchange Buildings.

rffil|^ A ALBERT, 660 tons register, R.

JBBSESD» B, Durham, commander, daily ex-

pected from Melbourne, This ship is of great

breadth of beam, and well adapted for the

cattle or timber trade. She is open to a

chorter for any of the neighbouring colonies.

Apply to GEORGE WERE, Circular Wharf.

~SHIP ADMIRAL TROMP, FROM

CONSIGNEES by the above ship are

informed that she is discharging at

Lamb's Wharf, from 7 o'clock A.M. to 6 o'clock

P.M., and that she will not be accountable for

any goods that "may be left on the wharf after

BARÛUK FLORIDA. - Captain

Macpherson will not be answerable for

any debts contracted by the crew of the above

vessel. SMITH, BROTHERS, AND CO.,

rpo SAILMAKERS.-Required for

JL the bngantine Spitfire, Sails. Particu-

lars can be obtained by applying on boBrd to

Captain Francis; or to JOHN MORRIS,

Agent, Albion Wharf (foot of Market-street).

LYONB-BUILDINOB, 667, GEORQE-BTREET,

Conducted according to the usage at Lloyd's,

under the direction of a Committee of Under-

Marine Surveyor-Captain Malcolm.

Hours of attendance from 10 till 4.

Rates of Premium per cent, by 1st class vessels,

(free from average unless general.)

N.B.-On goods with particular average,

from i to J per cent extra.

Time Risks and Whaling Voyage» subject to

Gold and Specie to Europe, 2 & cent,

Th* usual brokerage of 6 per cent, allowed,

AUSTRALIAN WASHING ASSOCIA

IRONERS wanted at the above

establishment. Apply to Mr. WIL-

LIAMS, on the establishment. Ships and

private families requiring their linen washed

will address their communications to the

Secretary, at the above house. 7317

LODGE OF AUSTRALIA, No. 648.

AT the Royal Hotel, this evening, at

7 o'clock. By order of the W. M.,

7359_H. HOGHTON, Secretary.

A PUBLIC MEETING will be holden

at the Royal Hotel this afternoon, at 4 P.M.

to take into consideration the best mode for

relieving the distressed crew and others saved

from the wreck of the M mumental City.

DANIEL EGAN, Mayor of Sydney.

REPORT is now ready. 12, Bridge-street,

RODIUS presents his respects to the

inhabitants of Sydney and the colony in

general, and guarantees to make a correct like-

ness by CHALK AND SMOKE ; and if not satis-

factory to the friends Mr. R. will forfeit the

payment for his exertions, of Three Guineas,

with frame. Castlereagh-street, corner of gate-

way to the Circus where Major Downey im.

mortalised himself. Sydney, May 30. 7297

Congregational School, Pitt-street, Sydney.

Mr. MILES, Author of a Dictionary

of Scripture Geography - the Lives of

Dr. Isaac Watts and Samuel Drew - Continu-

ation of Goldsmith's History of England -

Notes on the Immateriality and Immortality of

the Human Soul - The Three Wives, &c, &c.

- has commenced a course of Lessons on

Scientific Knowledge of Things Familiar to the

senior Scholars attending the Congregational

School, which will be continued on Monday,

Wednesday, and Friday weekly. Parents are

earnestly solicited to endeavour to prevent the

absence of their children on the days specified.

Scholars, able to read the New Testament

fluently, will be admitted to the senior class

until the 13th day of June next.

Scholars can be admitted weekly to the

other divisions of the school.

Mrs. M. is desirous that mothers attend when

their daughters are entered as scholars.

There will be no mid-winter vacation during

Mr. M. is ready to receive three boys as

boarders, to be educated along with his son,

either for commercial or professional life. Age

not to exceed twelve years.

Terms-Forty guineas per annum; washing

TUITION.-A gentleman, accustomed

to tuition, and who speaks French

fluently, would be willing to attend schools

and families to instruct in the usual branches

of a sound education (inclusive of short-hand

and merchants' accounts). Address R. C, care

of Messrs. Sands and Kenny, Booksellers,

PRIVATE TUTOR.-A gentleman,

late of Trinity College, Dublin, having

the advantages of an University education,

wishes to meet with an engagement in a

respectable family in town or country. Unex-

ceptionable references can be given. Address

C. C, Dr. M'Laughlin's, Parramatta-street.

INSTRUCTION in Sax-Horn and

Cornopean Playing.-Mr. EVANS SLOPER

informs his pupils and friends that it is not

his intention to leave Sydney, having made

this city his permanent residence. Letters, &c,

to care of H. Marsh and Co., George-street, or

D. Buist and Sons, Bridge-street, 7272

Under the patronage of several families of

TO-NIGHT, Tuesday. Reserved seats,

3s. 6d. Stalls, 2s. Gd. Promenade, Is.

Doors open at 7, to commence at half-past.

Vocalista : Miss Flora Harris and Mr. John

M. Winterbottom will perform on this occa-

sion two new Solos composed expressly.

Mr. Coleman Jacobs, tho celebrated Pianist,

will make his second appearance.

Overture-" Guy Mannering"-Bishop.

First time of performance,

Solo, Sax Horn - " Auld Robin Gray"

Arranged expressly for this occasion.

Song - "Bonny Wee Wife"-Miss Flora

Fantasia - Mr. Coleman Jacobs - Coleman

Jacobs, pianist to H. R. II. Duchess of

Gloster, being the second appearance of this

New Polka- "The Ladies of Scotland"

Winterbottom, composed expressly for the

Song-" Annie Laurie"-Mr. Gregg, as sung

before Her Most Gracious. Majesty on her

New Solo, bassoon-" Coming thro' the Rye."

Quadrille -" Caledonian"-Jullien,

Overture - " Tancredi"-Rossini.

Recitntive ond Air-"Death of Nelson"

Solo, Flute-" Fantasia "-Nicholson. Mr.

Symphony-" Andante, Surprise "-Haydn.

Duet-" Souni la Tromba "-Donizetti.

Cornet-a-Piston. M. H. Durant, and Tenor

Sax Horn, M. Evans Sloper.

Quadrille-" Jetty Tteffz "-Jullien.

Song-" Will o' the Wisp "- John Gregg.

Mr. John Gregg composed expressly for the

occasion, and accompanied on the Piano-

forte by Mr. Coleman Jacobs.

Fantasia-«. Violin"-Robbereichts. Mr. Ed-

Polka-" Old English " -Tucker.

Solo, Bassoon-"In Happy Moments" -

BY DESIRE, FOR THE LAST TIME.

Galop-" Cambridge "- Ernesto.

Solo Cornet-a-Piaton, M. II. Durant.

Conductor .... M. Winterbottom.

. honour to announce that, at the

repeated request of several families of distinc-

tion, he has been induced to postpone his visit

to Melbourne, in order to give a

On FRIDAY Evening, June 3rd, 1853,

great pleasure the director an-

nounces, that from his repeated attendance at

the PALACE STATE BALLS, "Almacks," and

other distinguished assemblies, he will be

enabled to render this the most distingué of the

WINTERBOTTOM'S UNRIVALLED

will have the honour of performing the choicest

compositions of Jullien, Konig, D'Albert,Bos

siseo, Strauss, and Launer.

will be of the most rechercftt character, com-

prising every delicacy of the season.

Single Tickets, Fifteen Shillings, Supper

Double Tickets, One Guinea, Supper in-

Obtainable of Marsh and Co., Woolcott and

Clarke, Musicsellers ; and of Mr. Winterbot-

tom, at the Royal Hotel, between the hours of

2 and 4 o'clock every day. M Winterbottom

respectfully intimates that no exertion will be

spared to render this assembly entirely select.

_Principal M.C., M. PARIS. 7417

announce that in consequence of the

Saloon of the Royal Hotel being let for other

purposes, THURSDAY next will be positively

the LAST NIGHT of the concerts. Friday

the Race Ball. Saturday-No performance.

STREET. In consequence of the numbers

who were unable to obtain admission last

evening, the performances will be repeated

this evening, with other novelties. For par-

ticulars see bills of the day. JOHN MAL

! ! ! READ ! READ ! READ ! ! !

THE young Men of the colony are

informed that a Society is in course of

formation, to be entitled, "The Sydney Lite-

rary and Amateur Dramatic Society. ' The

society will purchase and publish the workB of

authors, and will publicly represent all popu-

lar plays. A General Meeting will be held

this day month, to consider different matters

concerning the society. For further particu-

lars address, post-pRid, contoining n stamp for

answer, to M. D. ISAACS, Post Office, Syd-

OMEBUSH RACES.-In order to

prevent confusion and delay at the

entrance gate, subscribers are particularly re-

quested to come provided with their cards of

WILLIAM CANKETT begs leave to

acquaint his old spotting friends and the

public that he has erected a booth, in which

W. C. will serve his old friends, on Monday,

the 30th May, after the match with Little John

and Lieutenant, with a good luncheon and the

purest of Bpirits ; BISO on Wednesday, Thurs-

day, and Friday will supply his customers

with the choicest viands in season. The lun-

cheon will he under the direct superintendence

of W. C, who trusts by unremitting' attention

to give satisfaction to every guest who may

it at the festive board. 7206

DWARD H. JONES, No. 1, Hun

ter-street, Sydney, the first shop from

George-street, Working Jeweller and Watch

Maker (late of 62, Cornhill, London), takes

this opportunity of informing the Public of

Sydney, that he has now on sale a very large

and beautiful selection of English and Foreign

Clocks, that he offers at the following price« :

8-day English dial clocks. 4 10 0

American striking ditto, gothic and

Union pattern, quite new. 2 6 0

Very elegant papier mâché ditto_ 3 6 0

Octagon pattern, lever escapement

office and ship clocks, very superior 3 6 0

E. H. J. also begs to state that he ia now

manufacturing every articl« of jewellery from

colonial gold, by the most experienced London

workmen. Watch glasses fitted at Is, each.

NOTICE to Coal and Wood Con

sumers.-The cheapest Coal Wharf in

the City. SHOOBERrS Mount Kiera Coal

Wharf, Erskine-street, rear of the Bethel

Best A.A. Company's Mount Kiera Coal,

screened, and Billet Wood, always on hand.

READINGS from the Book of Revela-

Shirley, a Tale, by Currer Bell, l2mo.

Ye Colloquies of Edward Osborne, Citizen and

For truthful painting, exquisite touches of feeling, of

quaintneas, und of beauty-for power of dellnoating

Tttriety and distinction of eharactcr-and for sustaining

interest without departing from naturo and simplicity,

thia volume has probably, in ita way, no superior.

Church and State Gazette.

The Court Album ; Twelve Portraits of the

Female Aristocracy. Engraved from

drawings by the first artists.

A " book of beauty "-boauty positivo and beauty

comparative-with genealogical notices. In tilla elegant

volumo, aa to ita predecessor of like charater, the Inde-

fatigable delineator of female charms, Mr. John Hayter,

is tho chief contributor, supported by Messrs. Grunt,

Durham, Kgley, and Weigall, junior.

The History of Henry Esmond, Esq., a Colonel

in tho service of Her M.ijewty Queen

Anne, by Thackeray, 3 vols. 8vo.

Mr. Thackeray lias selected for bia hero a very noble

typo of the cavalier softening into the roan of tho

eighteenth contury, and for hi« heroine one of theaweeteit

women that ever breathed from canvas or from book,

since Itaffaelht painted and Shakipeara wrote. '. Kamond"

will we think, rank higher aa a work of art than

" Vanity Fair" or " l'endcunls."-Spectator.

Niebuhr's Life and Letters, edited and trans-

lated by Susannah Winkworth, With

Essays on his Character and Influenoe,

by Chevalier Bunsen and Professors"'

On« of the moat valuablo contributions to ous bio-

graphical literatura which has been made in recent

Acton on Diseases of the Urinary and Genera-

Mr. Acton's work must be diligently studied by every

Íiractitloncr who would desire to benefit instead of in-

uring hil patient ; it lins a distinctive and pre-emi-

nently diagnostic value -Áíedical Oaxttlr.

The »regent edition of Air. Acton's work is very much

enlarged, and contains a most v&luablo collection of

Australia as it is, its Settlements. Farms, and

Gold Fields, by F, Launcelott, Esq,

Home Scenes and Heart BtutHt*, by Grace

The Moxb<?,vß~Rccompenae, by Grace Aguilar.

The Marvels of Science, and their Testimony

to Holy Writ: A Popular Manual of

the Sciences, by 3. \V. Fullom, Esq.

Dedicated by permission to the King of

The skill displayed in the treatment of the sclonccs is

not tho least in nivel In tho volume. It is moro than a

mero literary triumph.-Globe.

Lewis Arundel, or the Railroad of Life, by

Frank Fairleijh, 8vo., plate«.

The task of tho reviewer becomes a pleasant one

when such works as (hu one before us is forced upon

his perusal. W« miM onco more commend the taste

and talent of the author of " Jxiwls Arundel."-Weekly

Pictures from Sicily, by the Author of " Forty

Days in the Desert." Illustrated with

33 engravings on 6teel, and several wood

As a work of reference, it is of the highest utility ! as

an ornamental book li fs unsurpassed; and as a guide

to tilt traveller, it has no equal In the English language.

Spirits of the Past, by N. Mitchell.

J le has evoked with great succesB the illustrious dead

of all ages, gliding from epoch to epoch, and from cha-

racter to character. This work lins singular variety,

fascinating grace, and thrilling power. - TPMAIJ/

Tupper's Proverbial Philosophy, 12mo., cloth

Harry Hieover's Treatise on the P« oper Condi-

tion of all Horse«, l2mo.

Memoirs of Dr. Blenkinsop, author of Pad

The Hiding Place, or the Sinner Found in

Christ, by the Rev. J. Macfarlane,

The History of an Adopted Child, by Miss

Money and Morals ; a Book for the Times, by

This work is distinguished hy vigorom and vivid lite-

rary power, by à high and generous spirit engaged on

matters of vital concern to the Hritlsh public, und by a

political economy, searching and striking, though fre-

quently questionable.-Spectator.

Claret and Olivee, from the Garonne to the

Rhone ; or, Notes, Sociul, Picturesque,

and Legendary, by the Way, by Angus

A racy, vigorous book, full of new remarks and clover

painting.-Chambers' Edinburgh Journal.

Tules of the Mountains ; or, Sojourns in

Tho conversations, the descriptions, the incidents, fall

into that mixture of the essay and the novel which dis-

tinguish the tales of Washington Irving.-Spectator.

Yisiting my Relations, and its Results ; a

Series of small Episodes in the Life of a

Vf« have not lately read a volume of this kind with

greater relish. Calm sense, quiet humour, and nice per-

ception of character, distinguish It in no common

The Pilgrim» of New England, a Tale of the

E'Jgar Clifton, or Right and Wrong, a Story of

Lee's Anecdotes of Birds, Reptiles, and

Thomson's Dictionary of Domestic Medicin

and Household Surgery, 12mo.

Lives of tho Brothers Humboldt, translated

from the Uerman of Professor Klencke,

The Philosophy of the Senses, or Man in Con-

nection with a Material World, 12mo.,

The Amyatt Family, or Life in Childhood,

Manco, the Peruvian Chief, or an English-

man's Adventures in the Country of the

Memoir of the Rev. W. A. Johnson, by Rev

Peter Parity's Annual, 1853

Dickens's Child's History of England, 2 vols.

Jullien's Musical Album, for 1853, with beau-

Jullien's Cadeau of Music

British Almanac and Companion, cloth

Queechy, by Elizabeth Wetherall, 2 vols.

Tne Wide Wide World, by Elisabeth Wethe-

The Picture Pleasure Book

The Keepsake 1853, highly finished line en-

Canada as it Was, Is, and May be, by Sir J.

The best Parliamentary History of Canada.

Alison's (Sir Archibald) History of Europe,

Lamartine'« Monarchy in France, vol. 4

Mayhew on the Horse's Mouth, Bhowing the

age by the teeth, coloured plates

Lectures on Midwifery, by E. W. Murphy,

M.D., Professor at University College,

Cresey's Encyclopaedia of Civil Engineering

Lovell's Digest of Equity, Common Law,

Bankruptcy, Ecclesiastical and Criminal

Cases, including thoso of the Privy

Council and House of Lords and Irish

and Scotch Courts, for 1862, 8vo.

8opbism» of Free Trade, by Sergeant Byles,

Bagster's Analytical Greek Lexicon, with a

grammatical analysis of each word, and

lexicographical illustration of the mean-

Arnold's First Latin Book

Wardrop on Diseases of the Heart, 8vo.

Braithwaite'« Retrospect of Medicine, vol. 26

Caswall's History of the American Epiacopal

Jeffrey's Life and Correspondence, by Lord

Macauley's History of England, 2 vols.

Webster . Dictionary of the English Language,

Laurie's Interest Tables, 8vo.

Chambers' Edinburgh Journal, vol. l8

Household Words, by Dickens, Tola. 1 to 6, in

Bookseller and Stationer.

WILLIAM JOINER, (late Thoma"

Broughton), Tailor and Draper,

Riding, Full Dress, and French Trouser

Maker, 305, George-street, Sydney, 6 doora

from late Establishment, just opposito the

W. JOINER, late foreman and manager for

Thomas Broughton, Esq., begs to announco

his commencement in business as above,

where he hopes to ra»rit the same confidence

and encouragement which ho has hitherto en

joy-d. To this end h-s hos secured tho large

and well selected stock of his late employer, to

which he has added recent importations, em-

bracing a choice variety of goods from some of

As a trouser maker, W. Joiner's success has

been eminently satisfactory, the fidelity of

of his practice enabling him to guarantee na

easy-fitting and gentlemanly garment, and

falling gracefully on the boot, and retaining

.their position without straps, or braces,

whether for thn saddle, full-dress, or ordinary

purposes ; while his chargeB will be moBt

iMMKMATKf.Y OVVOStTK TUB ROYAL HOTBL.

W. Joiner, in commencing as nbove, beg» W)

assure those gentlemen to whom ho has

already the honour to be known, that his

entire attention will be devoted to business:

and confidently hopes that MB style, the well

known character of Mr. Broughtons stock,

and a prompt and careful execution of what-

ever orders he mny be favoured with, will en-

sure a continuance of their commands.

395, George-street, May 28. 7265

SMITH AND* HART, Law Stationers,

House, Land, and General Agenta, No.

210, Elizabeth-street North. Sums vatying

from £fl0 to £600 for investment. 7358

MR. JOBLING, Consulting Engi-

neer, Surveyor; of Iron Vessels, Engine«,

Boilers, and Machinery of all descriptions, also

a Draughtsman in all its branches, offers his

services to the inhabitants of Sydney. Address

to Messrs. MONTEFIORE, GRAHAM,: and

"OLD MILLlÑÍRYlÍ8TAlBLÍSrIMENT,

402, George-street, 2 doors from Hunter

MRS. A. SPIERS invites her kind

feiende, and the public in general, to

the extensive addition to her unrivalled Stock

of Millinery, per steamers Zeepard and Har-

binger ; and also by the Pheenician, a large

assortment of children's silk, satin, and velvet

plush bonnet", hats, hoods, richly trimmed'

superb eaehmereand merino cloaks, children's

pelisses and dresses, of the latest fashions ;

with her usual fresh supply of fea» hers, flowers,

a quantity of French and English staysal

wiys on hand ; also a large assortment of bridal

and other fancy bonnets, mourning bonnets and

caps alwoys on hand, ready for inspection at

the above establishment. 7410

NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.

IN course of publication by the under-

signed, The Hellespont Polka, composed

and dedicated to Captain Watts and the officers

of the screw steamship Hellespont, by L.

Third edition Bridal Waltz, and Konigsburgh.

Polka, Ada Clare, and Farewell to the Old

IN COURSE OF PUBLICATION,

Mary Blane nnd Lucy Neal.

H. M. and Co. beg to inform the public that'

they have mnde arrangements with the New

York Serenaders to publish the whole of their

Wholesale Music Sellers and Publishers,

7378 490$, George-Btreet.

GRAND EUPHONICON PIANOFORTE.

THE undersigned, having been in-

trusted with the salo of the above in

itrument, begs to call the attention of the public

to its beautiful design, and entire new prin-

ciple, compass seven octaves, Cto C. This u the

first that has been received in this colony, and

also the only one that has the abovo compass,

7406 Musical Repository, 314, Pitt-street.

PIANOFORTES, PIANOFORTES.

I^OR SALE by the undersigned

Elegant Grand Square Pianofortes, by

Double Action Boudoir Pianofortes, by Oetz

I 8emi CottRge Pianoforte, by Cadby

Cottage Pianoforte, by Nosworthy.

Certificates of authenticity given with each

The above, in elegant Rosewood Cases,

highly finished, with all the latest improve-

Wholesale Music Sellers and Publishers,

Mr. Henry Marah is in daily attendance at

the above Warerooms, betweens the hours of 3

'Q'O BAKERS.-For sale, the imple

* menls of a bakehouse, consisting of

trough, peels, boardi», &c. Apply to H.

RICHARDSON, 179, Brickfield-hill, near the

MR. H. A. GRAVES will sell by

auction, THIS MORNDTG, at 11

o'clock, at his Rooms, George-street, opposite

the Police Office, the remaining lot of un-

redeemed pledges, pawned with Mr. J. C.

Molloy, of Brickfleld-hill, in continuation of

sale of yesterday, comprising

Wearing apparel, guns, pistols, watches, jewel-

lery, and other sundries,

Of New and Popular Standard Worki, Piala

and Fancy Stationery, &c.

Ifyfl R. EDWARD SALAMON will aelî

LY.I. by auction, at his Rooms, George«

street, on WEDNESDAY, June 1, at 11

Cheap editions of new and popular standard

Novels, talcs, romances, biography

History and general literature

Juvenile and school booka

Song and recitation books

Plain and fancy stationery, Ac.

WORNUM'S CELEBRATED PIANO

sell by auction, at his Rooms, George

atrcbt, on WEDNESDAY, Juna lit, at 11

A splendid tone Albion semi-grand pianoforte,

with all modern improvements, in elegant

A brilliant tone cylinder cottage, with ditto

ditto, in elegant rosewood case

Shipped by the above eminent manufacturer.

DRESSING, POCKET, AND SIDE COMBS.

sell by auction, at bia Booms, Georg««

?treet, WEDNE8D AY, June let, at 11 o'clock,

A large assortment of superior dressing, pocketf