Advertising - Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875) - 30 May 1853 (original) (raw)

dally from Sydney af 10 A.M.,

and 4 v.u. From Parramatta

at 8 ¿.M., and 1 -ts r.u.

' 1 '' ' Steerage............ 2H.

..-A caradon-i Omnibus attends at rai ramal ta

/ortho onvoyoiice of passengers (o tho S to an-

packet Wborf, without any extra charge. 5479

rpHIS TAMAR, for MonrKTn,

A. S. N. Company's Wharf,

J. J. Warner, commnnder, bein y

unavoidably detained, will bo

despatched as abovo, positively

on TUESDAY nc*t, tho 31st instant, at ~

A. S. N. Comrnnj's Wharf,

Pasjongcrs' luggage must ho on board before

11 a.»., oa Tuesday next. (

William Roll,. commander, will

ho despatched as alove, on

. SYDNEY, MEIiUOUUNE, AND ADELAIDE.

rpiIE inngnificient and unii

X vailed noir iron screw stoum

1300 tons, 300 horse power,

Francis Cadell, Commnnder, will njjain bo de-

spatched, on cr About Saturday, the 4th day of J

For pnssnge only, npply to

Packet Office, 480, George-street. 0337

STEAM COMMUNICATION WITIF

(Undtr Contrnot with ILM. Government for |

fl All U rcninsulnr and Orien tul

COO tons, William Parfitt, Commander, will lenTO

this port, for Singapore, on thc 31st instant, nt

4 o'clock r.M., touching at Tort Phillip, Adelaide,

King Cltoigu's i-'onud, mid Batavia, lu con-

junction willi tho Company's Steamers from

Singapore to England via Egypt.

liâtes of passage money, ami freight on

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

India, or England, with information on nil sub-

jects connected with tho Peninsular and Oriental

Steam Nnvigution Company, furnished on ap-

Moore's Wharf, 25lli May, 1853.

Under present arrangements, a Steam Ship of

tho Peninsular «nd Oriental Steam Navigation

Company may bo expected from Singnporo about

tho 13th ol* every alternate month j to return on

the 20th of thu snnio month. 5483

i -itv rn II E . SCHOONER

g^XV Harrie, master, wrll sail on

Í^HV Wednesday evening. For freight

To eail on Monday tho Otb of Juno.

W. Witham commando!-, will sail

l^lj^y n9 nhovo. For freight or passngo

*E££'^Ê apply on hoard ; or lo

X.TÎ.-Consignees by tho abovo aro rotninded,

that the ship «ill not bo responsible for goods

FIRST VESSEL FOR MELBOUKNIS.

Fur Cabin Pnssongors only,

i- \ rjIHE woll-known and first class

iT. Kendall, commander, clears

TIUSDAY, and go to sea to-monow

Shippers nra requested to pass Entries, and

Ittndiu Ilills of Lading, boibro ll o'clock'

For Cabin pnssngo only, apply on board, at

itbet Flour Company's Wharf; orto

l'ortl'liillip PnoUot Oflloe,

|t653 4 89, Georgo-stroet.

238 tons, J. W. Smith, commnmloiy

is now loading, and «ill liavo Jm

For freight or pnssaco apply on board ; or to

Port Phillip Pauket Office,

Ltniding every pnetcngo on tho Wharf, without |

^pyi^ rpilE magnificent and newly

"îr^r"v X coppered Bnrquo

?¡eps^íL- 222 tons, J. E. Robinson, com- j

^iSüS3* wander, is now loading.

Tim cabin is superbly flited-stale-rooms vory

[oom.y and well lound, mid flited with beds and

heil Huon. Stcoruga passengers will occupy tho

Intermediate, which ls most, comfortably fittod.

I'asiongers oro requested to Inspcoltbis boauti

iul teasel--tho accommodations being equal to

LFor freight or passngo apply to Captain

_., Port Phillip Fnckot OlTioe,

|!Ü£1___480, Qoorgo-strcot.

Landing nil lier Cargo on tho Wharf.

-JL fl HIE BEAUTIFUL CLIPPER

I^ji^ifflv X MELBOURNE PACKET,

?TtïvSs J- M'Leau, eoummnder, ls now

^*¡**¿£S~? This vessel IB unsurpassed in tho

laitu. iur H|tcd and Uer superior cabin uccom<

"töatio,,!.. .stl.rn Cautn foe'Lndioa.

or cabin passngo apply io

. Pert Phi Hp Paokol Onice,

,du -lyy, Clcorgc-strcet.

OW Loaded and ready lor nea,

bai room for a few passengers,

with excellent and spacious accora

.".,-,_ modulions, and a few small

B-5ivVV-Z.Tg pnekngps of light freight. Apply

to (Ja¡tim James Johnstone, cn board, at tho

Flour Company's Wharf ; or to

Packet Office, 480, Georgo-street. 5581

fl HIE lino now clipper schoonor I

115 tons register, John Fullerton;

. i.,-;,-- n commander, now completing.! her .

SWflfgSxTë loading, will hnve immediato

dispatch. For. freight ' or cabin passage-'only,

(wines, beer, Fpirits. &o., found), apply to' the

Captain, on buurd, al Deloltte's Wharf,- Miller's

racket-office, 480, George-street. 5836

- . FOR MELBOURNE DIRECT. ,

Going np to tho Wharf without lightering a single

-xjk TP HE magnificent clipper brignn

V*^ 150 tone, Charles Quail, com

SU mander, haying all her dead weigbt

engaged will have immediate despatch.

For freight-or passage, having superior ncoorn

modutions-beds, bedding, wines, beer, spirits,

ito., found freí of extra charge-apply on board,

at tho Flour Company's Wharf ¡ or to

Packet Office, 480, George-street. ' 5580

Going direct to the Wharf.

rpHE splendid clipper BRIG

154 tons register, George Dennett,

_ commander, having nearly all her

JSscSsäS3 cargo engaged, will have imme-

diate despatch. For freight or passage, having

accommodations unsurpassed in the trade-beds,

bedding, wines, beer, spirits, «fcc., provided, freo

of extra charge-apply on board, at the Flour

Pucket Office, 480, Georgo-street.

No Bonded Cood-i can bo reoeivod. 547G

rPHE splendid first-class Baltimore

^^^^ 113 tons register (late the property

-i-i'ÄSii3E=» of his Majesty tho Ktug of

tho Sandwich Irlands), J. Johnson, commander,

having much of her careo engnged, will have im-

mediate despatch. For freight or passage, having

superior accommodations, with beds and bedding,

ami at reasonable rates, without wines, beer, or

Packet-oflice, 480, George-street.

No Bonded Goods can bo received. 5338

Til II E Fine First-class Barque

.JaPs^s^- 350 tons burthen, M'Vcigli, "master,

^Vr^teaa >a now a full ship, mid will snil for

For cabin nnd steerage passage, apply on

board ; or to tho undersigned.

Landing her Cargo on tho Wharf without

200 tons, H. AVyborn, commander,

sails To-.Mortnow evening.

For Cabin passage only, having

good accommodations, apply on board ; or to

rPHE beautiful clipper Brig

1 GO tons register, Alfred Brook?,

commander, will havo immediate

f£5§?-X§ despatch. For freight, or possago,

having most superior accommodations, with every

requisite for the comfoit and convenience of pus

scngorp, apply on board, nt tho Flour Company's

Pnokot Office, 4SO, Georgo-street. 5477

Unavoidably detained till Tuesday.

-> "h. TP H E PACKET BRIG

^jKjfcSS) H. Brown, commander (lalo of tho

"^({IwH^^y Phantom, when in tho Adelaide j

B0)fv^ai^3ri trade), 135 tons register, is now

Shippers dosirous of securing rcom for a fow

tons aro requested to apply immediately, cithor

on bonrd, nt tho Flour Company's Wharf, or to

For cabin passage, having excellent and com-

fortable accommodation, a spacious Ladies' cabin,

and every comfort, apply immediately to

SCHOONER MARMORA, FOR AUCKLAND.

LL Bills of Lading for tho

_ nbovo vessel to bo sent i&\

for signatura by Noon Tins DAV,

ns tho vossol will positively

.284 tons, Captain Bowden, will

positively sall on SATUUDAY, tho

Vor fruigtit or passage, apply to

flt II E first class Ship

James Broadfoot, commander, lins

^. ^ all her cargo ready for ship

ONLY VESSEL FOR SAN FRANOISCO.

r Vvr T">ASSENGIiRS aro requested nt

MWïïEÎ^v. X enco lo pny up their bnlanocs

.iéârîwS$r»ïi> 80 ns tltcrc may bo no delny,

íafflilljí* 'T'10 vessel has now ilnishod load

BpSaKsvwn i»K "cr doiul weight. For pns

SiÎTr light freight only, npply lo Cunnii.

Tilomas Cumlell, onlbourd, nt tho Plionnix Wharf,

bottom of Ersklno-streot ; or to

Tackot Offlco, 480, George-street. -4094

FOR CHARTER TO NEW ZEALAND. .

Al, GOO tons burthen, Captain

¿-rto- Ferrers, Is now open for charter to

I£V*J Auokland or Wellington.- Apply Co

Pucket Office, 4 60, Gecrgc-street. 5G25

1435 tons register, O'Neill, com-

mander, will sail on discharge of

_ _ inward cargo. Tho cabin accom-

modations of this magnificent vessel aro elegantly

fitted and replete with every comfort and con-

For freight or passage, npply on hoard, at

Buchanan's Wharf, to Captain O'Neill, or

WILLIS, MERRY, AND CO., .

" BLACK. BALL" LINE OF AUSTRALIAN

For Passengers, Parcols, nud Specie, having

Will bo despatched In May,

FROM MELBOURNE, FOR IdVERrOOI/,

II E oclebratcd clipper thip

J.' N. "Forbes, commander, 1,025

tons register, 2,500 tons burthen ;

"HAS PBOVKD 1IE11SKLF TUB FASTEST

SHIP IK THE -wonu»,'' having just made tho

Voyage to Melbourne and back, including deten-

tion there, in HTS MONTHS ANO TWKNV-O.VK

DAYS ! beating every other "Vessel, Steamors in

As a Passongor-ship sho stands unrivalled, and

I her commander's ability and kindness to bis pas

I sengcrs aro well known.

As she goes in ballast, and is oxpectod to maka

a vory rapid passage, she odors a most fuvourablo

opportunity to Shippers of Specie

Gold dust and Specie will bo delivered at tho

Bauk of England. Apply to

WILLIS, MERRY, cfc CO., Melbourne ;

4415 WILLIS, MERRY, & CO., Sydnoy.

To sail positively on tho loth July, with her

rpHE well-known Aberdeen clipper

J. Jnmsen, commucdor. For freight

or passage, having tuporior accom-

FLOWER, SALTING, AND CO. ; or

MONTEFIORE, GRAHAM, AND CO.

Spring-streol, 19th Moy, 1853. 5322

sL=--K rpHE fine Al British-built Brig

?9|g|||p^ will bo ready for sou in u few

[rSSSSSi? Apply to ". " '

HT HE ábovd stennier will disohurgo alongside

.L Mooro'« Wharf, on Monday, thc 30ih instant.

Consignees aro requested to p-iss their entries ¡mr

mediately, and get an order tor their goods, which

will be given by tho Agents upon présentation of

I Rills of Lading initialled hy tho Customs Agent

I who lins piisicJ tho entry.

All goods not tu ken a wa v when landed will bo

I stored nt the expense and risk of the consignees.

SCHOONER CATHERINE BROWN.

ALT* accounts ngninst tho schooner Catherine

' Brown,. Captain H. D. Brown.'.from Kan

[ Francisco, are requested to bo forwarded for pay-

ment, in duplicate, by Noon, this day, to Hie

Tacket Office, 480, George-street. . 5020

(J Y JJ N E Y FIRE INSURANCE

Chairman, T. W. Smnrt, Esq.,

Deputy Chairman, Charles Kemp, Esq. :

R. Towns, Esq. I J. R. Young; Esq. \

Tbos. Holt, jun., Eeo. | W. R; Scott, Esq.

Surveyor, James Hume, Esq.

Secretary, Goorgq King, Esq.

Tho Directors of tho Sydney Fire Insurnnco

Company call tho altontion of tho public' to tho

following reduced Scnlo of their Rates of Pre-

SECTION A.-Slated buildings, 03. to 12s. per

SECTION B.-Shingled buildings, 8s. to- 18s.

SECTION C.-Wenthor-bonrdcd building?, 15s.

FIFTY PER OENT.'of tho Premium will , bo

returned on tho renown!, for twelve months, on

nil yearly policies, so THAT TUB AOTOAL cost of

Insurance will be ONE-HALF only of the above

Application for Insurnnco to bo tnado to tho

Säoretuay, at tho Office of tho'Company, No. 397('

This Company is established upon tho prin-

cipios of tho Snxo Goethn Company, which is ono

of tho leading and tho most popular Fire Insurance

Company in Germany, and willoh established, on

tho ocossion of tho great Uro in Hamburg, tho

i soundnoss of its principies. It then paid all

losses in full without inconvenience to its mem-

AH parties desirous, of insuring in this Com-

pany may 'satisfy themselves by previous in-

spection of- tho register book us to tho ability of

members to mnko good tho amount of their

respectivo contributions.

|R3* N.B -In enso of firo, parties aro rsqucsted

togivo notice to Mr. T. J. Bown, Engineer, Nt-,

280, Gcorga-strect, Superintendent of tho Fire

Brigade, in "whoso promises tho cngino is

SYDNEY GOLD ESCORT COMPANY.

CONSIGNEES of Gold Du-.t, or of Money,

«.hieb arrived por Escort, from tho Ovens,

ito., yesterday,' aro respectfully informed that tho

samo will bo dcltvoted at tho Australian Joint

Sto:kBnnk, Pltt-stroot'fon production of receipts

given by tho Agenta of tho Company), This Buy,

Uotwoou tho hours of 10 and 2; or uu any subsé-

quent (hiv, in the mimi business hours of tho

! ' May 28th, 1853. 55U0 ¡

A CHEQUE, dated New South Wales Savings

Bank, Sydney, 30th May, 1853, signed E.

Deas Thomson, Vice-President, and John

Brown, Trustee, payable to George Miller, for

£5000, was lost on Saturday, 28th May.

The cheque is nut negotiable till countersigned

by George Miller, accountant. It is made pay-

able to George Miller, and not to bearer or to

order, and the bank on which it was to be drawn

is not filled in, the cheque is therefore of no value,

and this notice is given to prevent imposition.

THE «. PARFITT' TESTIMONIAL.

APUBLIC MEETING will bo held nt tho

. Exchango Rooms, at lu o'clock (noon) of I

MONDAY, tho 30th Instant, for tho purpato ol'

presenting Captain W. Parfitt, of tho P. mid Ü.

Company's elcnm-shlp Shanghai, with a silver

salver and purso of sovereigns, ns n testimon'nl of

rospuct, .from tho Mciuhnnip, Bnnklng Coin

putiios, mid others, of Hui oily of Sydney ¡ íuul in

recognition of tho energy mid promptitude dis

played by him whilst In command of the

hWinosn, steamship, thereby cusin Inn* tho de-

livery lu London ol' tho Sydney Malls of the

8th Àovenibcr, 1852, lu tho short splice of sixty

rPHE EONDON CHARTERED RANK OF

A AUSTRALIA, SYDNEY BRANCH:

LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

F. L. S. MBREWETUER, Esq., M.C.

Tlioso prominent and well adapted Frctnises,

presently occupied by Mr. J. G. Waller, Wine

Merchant, next to tbe Commissariat Office, io

George-street, having been purolmsed by tho

Bank, tho necessary altérations will forthwith be

set in progrers, so that business may bo com

meuced with the least practicable delay.

. Sydnoy, 20th Moy, 1853. 5270

rp ll E AUSTRALASIAN FREEMASONS'

Capital, £10,000 Sterling,Jn 2000 Shares of £5

? ? each, with power to inórense tho capital, if

At ' a General Meeting of tho Cruft it was

unanimously resolved that the timo bad arrived

to carry out tho proposed object, and tho follow-

ing brethren wore elected a Committee of Ma-

nagement for this purpose, viz. r

Brotbor JOHN WILLIAMS, D.P.G.M.,

" Sir Ostrorno Gibbes, Bart., W.M., 843

" ll. Leworthy, Z.H.A.C., 200

" lt. W. Moore. W.M., 548

" 'J?. Turnor, Z.R.A.O., 207

,, J. Simmons, Sen., P.M., 548

" F. Callaghan, S.W., 207.

Tronsuror-Bro. lt. W. Moore, W.M., 548

Secretary-Bro. Henry King.

Bankers-Tho Commercial Rank.

Solicitor-Bro. William Thurlow.

Masonic Lodges and members of tho Craft

gcnerully (to whom alone shares in thc under-

taking will bo allotted), wishing to take shares,

will apply, In form following, to tlio " Committee

of Management, nt tho Offices of Bro. C. E.

Langloy, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, 310, Pitt

FORM OF AITLIOATIOX ron SHARKS.

TUE AUSTRALASIAN FUEKMASONS* HALL.

To the Committee of Management.

Gentlemen-I roquest you will allot me

Shares in tho above un dertaking ¡ and I hereby

agreo to accept tho same, Or such smaller number

ns shall bo allotted to mcjio piy the deposit, and

all instalments thereon, us they shall bo culled

for, and to exocuto tho Deed bf Settlement when-

ever called Upon to do so. Tn default of complying

with any of tho abovo conditions, thc deposit and

Numo and »umber or Lodge.

N.B.-Lodges applying for shares will forward,

with tho application, a copy of resolution ngrcod

to in open Lodge, and attested by tho Lodge

Seal, vesting tho interest in such snares in tho

W.M., and Wardens for tho limo being for tho

bonolit. of tho Lodge.-»- ".* .

Printed" applications to bo had at tho office,

AUSTRALIAN FREEMASONS' HALL.

"VJ OTIOE is hereby given that no applications

XS fur shares will bc received after 31st May

f PENDERS for tho Erection of a Gallery will

.L be received at tho Museum, on or bol'tro

Friday, tho 1st of July. .',';.

Thu plan and specification may bo soon ut tho

Museum, on application to tho Curator.

ViOTOUIA by tho graco of God of tho

United Kingdom of Ureat Britiin nud

Ireland Qucou Defender of tho Faith

To tho Widow (if any) and to tho next of kin

of Lawronoo Murray alias Thomas Murray

late of' Bundarra in the colony of New South

WHEREAS it has bcon represented unto bur

Supromo Court of Now South Wales hy

the.Proctor of David Cohen and Samuel Cohen

creditors of tho said decuased that tho suld

Lawrenco Murray alias Thomas Mutraylatoof

Bundarra nfurosn'd departed this lifo on or about

tho twouty-llfth day of April last having nt tho

time of his death goods chattels and credits

in tho colony aforesaid intostato

Wo do thcrcforo peremptorily cito you and

each of you to appear beforo our said Court at

tbs Court House In King-street Sydnoy on tho

thirteenth d iy of Juno next nt tbs hour of ton

o'clock In tho forenoon of tho samo day and

there to abide If occasion shnll requiro tim ing

the sitting of the Court mid thcnnml there to accept

or rofuso letters of udmlulsirntlou of all and sin

gular tho goods chattels and credits of tho snld

deceased othorwlso to show sullleicnt causo why

tho saino should not l o committed to tho suki

David Cohen and Samuel Cohen creditors of tho j

said docunsod on giving sullioiont security mid

further tto do and receive as to law and j URI ico

shall appertain nuder pnlu of such loiters of |

administration boluc gianto I to thu said David

Cohen and Samuel Cohen as creditors of tho sahl

Witness tho Hotiourublo Sir Alfred

.Stephen Knight Chief Justino of our

said Court this twenty-eight day of |

May in tho year of our Lord ono

thousand eight hundred and llfty-throe.

3rd Clock uf tho Supremo Court.

John Turnor Proctor for snlil David

Cohen and Samuel Cobon hy'his

ngont Thoinns leoton Custlureugh

J1MAIONDS AND CO., Commission Merchunts

3 nud Goncrnl Agents, fi, Bargo Yard, Lou-

don, established 15 yeaiv, continuo to truusaot |

every deteriplli'ii ol' Agency BusinosH for rosi

dents in Aiistralln. Consignments rcaelved,

yoods supplied, newspapers hud puriodluaU fur- I

wardell, nnd commissions ol'all kinds exuouted, on 1

tho receipt ol' accompanying remit tunees.

Agents in Louden lor the /:'wj>tre | mid all tho ¡

Australian pupers Hied for ninny yeurs past.

COFFEY, HILL, AND CO., Produco Brokors,

J /iud Guiiornl Coiiimia.-ion Merchants, Mel-

bourne, uro prepared to receive anil uinltu liberal '

cash nd vaneen un nil kinds of produco consigned

'ti them, und will próvido »toro room lol'ono week

roo of charge. To avoid delny, keep down

hnrgep, and do thu best l'or perishable gootls, '

hey will hold weekly uuulluii Hales nt lliulr

i iiaious and cskveNient stores un thu Whnrf, so,

lint shippen) muy 'rely on obtaining tho best

. rices, und receiving their account salea with tho

JMelboui'iiu 5th February, 1653. 1055

on TUESDAY next, 'May; 31, 185a

Stalls, Hulf-a-Crown ; Promenade, Ono Shilling.

rnHLS EVENING (Monday), Tu.-sday, Wcd

JL': nesduy, Tliursdav, and Saturday.

GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS.

In consequence of its immenro success, tho

StuRs-Half-a-Crown. Promenade-Ona Shil-.

Hug. Commence at Eight o'olosk. "¿¡' .

Overture-Barber of Seville ... Rossini.

Valse-Prima Donna .. ;. '.. Jullion.

Song-Tho Blacksmith-Mr. John

.Gregg .. ... .. .. Cherry.

Solo Cornet-a-Pistoti - Standard

Bearer. '.. .. Lindpalutcr.

Quadrille-Hibórnians.'. .. .. JuIlienJ '.

New Galop-The Homebush Races.

Description :-No. 1. Departure for the Downs

-" With Spirits Gay I mount tho Hos." No. 2.

Tho Course-the Grand Stand-tho Saddliug.

No. 3 The Start-tho Race-Out of Sight-the

Winning Post-Triumph of Cossack.

Quadrille-Ibrahim racha. D'Albert.

Song-Simon tho Cellarer-Mr. J.

Valso-Dew Drop.. .. .. .. D'Albert.

Polka-"Presentation" .. ... Kalodzy.

Solo Bassoon-Vive Tu . Douizetti.

M. WINTERBOTTOM has the honour to

announce that at tho repeated requost of

several families of distinction, ho has been in-

duced to pospone his visit to Melbourne, lu order

On FRIDAY Evening, June 3rd, 1853,

(Last day of the Races,) -

It is with 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 distingue of the season.

WINTERBOTTOM'S UNRIVALLED BAND .

will have the honour of performing the choicest

compositions of Jullien, Koenig, D'Albert, Bos-

siseo, Strauss, and Launer.

Will to of tho most recherché character, comprising1

every delicacy ef tho'season.

Singlo Tickets, Fifteen Shillings, Supper in-

Double Tiekete, Ono Guinea, Supper included.

Oblninablo of Marsh nnd Co., Woolcott and

Clarke, Muslo Sellers, mid of Mr. WinterbotUm,

nt. the Royal Hotel, betwecu tho hours of 2

and 4 o'clock overy day. M. Winterbottom re-

spectfully intimates that no exertion will Ho

spared to rendor this assembly entirely select.

Principal M. C., M. PARIS. 5054

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AMPHITHEATRE,

THIS EVENING, MAY 30TH, 1853.

MISS HOWARD has much pleasure in an-

nouncing that her Benefit takes place This

Evening, Monday, when she respectfully solicits a

share of public patronage.

The Evening's entertainments will commence

with a Drama of intense interest, from the pen of

J. B. Buckstone, Esq., called THE DREAM AT

SEA. Mr. Trevanion, Mr. Mason ; Richard Pen-

drell, Master Melvllle ; Launce Lynwood, Mr.

Raymond ; Black Ralph, Mr. Lawrence ; Tommy

Tinkle, Mr. Maynard ; Red Norris, Mr. Green ;

Trewoof, Mr. Jones ; Ally Croaker, Mr. Ham-

mond ; Biddy Nutts, Mrs. Howard ; Margaret

(Black Ralph's wife), Signora Cardoza ; Annie

Trevanion, Miss Howard ; Boy, Miss M. L.

Fawcett ; Pirates, Smugglers, &c., by the Com-

Part second will commence with Miss M. L.

Fawcett's graceful evolutions on the TIGHT

Jester to the performance, Mr. Raymond.

To be followed by a daring bare-backed act of

Equestrianism by Miss Howard, horse at full

Signor Cardoza will enter the arena in a laugh-

able rural act of equestrianism entitled THE

After which, Master Gaynor will go through

astounding feats on THE CORDE ROIDE.

To be succeeded by Miss Maria Louisa Faw-

cett, in a beautiful act of Equestrianism, entitled

LOVE'S YOUNG DREAM, with the Ballet and

New Sylphide Dance, Miss Howard.

Australia's Star Rider, Master Melville, will

amuse the lovers of sport, riding his bare-backed

Arab charger, carrying Masters Ord and

Horatio in various positions, and leaping various

The whole to conclude with a Farce, for the

second time, called PLOTS FOR PETTICOATS.

Sir Andrew Grayling, Mr. Hammond ; Frank

Finish, Esq., Mr. Raymond ; Harry Atherton,

Mr. Maynard ; Waiter, Mr. Green ; Thomas, a

footman, Master Melville ; Rose Everton, Miss

Howard ; Caroline Grayling, Mrs. Howard ;

Bailiffs, Servants, Countrymen, by the Com-

Tickets, to be had, and Boxes taken, at the

Adelphi Hotel, of Mr. Malcom.

N.B.—Doors in future will open at seven

o'clock, performance to commence at half-past

Dress Circle, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. ; Pit, 1s. ;

half-price at nine o'clock to the Circle and Side

Carriages will be in attendance at the Hotel at

No smoking allowed in any part of the

Cloak Room provided for Ladies.

Riding School open daily. 5027

Congregational School, i'ltt-stroof, Sydnoy.

MR. MILES (authur of a Dictionary' of

Scripture Geography, tho Lives tf Dr.

Isaac Watt* and Samuel Jiretc, Continuation of

Goldsmith's History of langland, Rotes on thc

Immateriality and. Immortality of the Human

Soul,- The Three Wives, ito., &o.,) has commenced

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One of tho most valuabto contributions to our bio-

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Acton on Diseases of the Urinary lind Generativo

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Tho present edition of Mr. Acton's work ls very much

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Tho task of thu reviewer lwcomos a ploasant ono when

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