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ZULU KAFIRS.—In consequence of the increasing interest excited by this extraordinary and pleasing
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Jfixhibition , arrang navo Deen maae ruo wishes , by which Visitors will be allowed to see and converse with this interesting Tribe daily , from Eleven till One o ' clock , during tho short remaining period of their Performance in London . Admission , One Shilling . Tho Afternoon Performances in tho Theatre will take place as usual , at Half-past Throe , and in tho Evening at Half past Eight . Reserved Stalls may bo secured at Mr . Mitchell's Royal Library , 33 , Old Bond Street . —St . Georgn ' a Gallery , Hyde Park Corner , near Grosvenor Place , July 23 rd .
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PORTLAND GALLERY , 316 , REGENT STREET , Opposite tho Polytechnic Institution . DU . KAHN'S GltAND ANATOMICAL MUSEUM , consisting of moro than Seven Hundred now , original , and highly-interesting WAX MODELS , is Exhibitiug Daily in tho above Gallery . Admission Ono Shilling . —Lectures by n professional gentleman . Further particulars soo small bills .
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H EAL AND SON'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of BISDSTEADS , sent froo by post , contains designs and prices of upwards of Onk ITuNDintn difloront Bedsteads ; ivlso of ovory description of Bedding , Blankets , and Quilts . And thoir now warorooms contain an extensive iiHflortmentof Bod-room Furniture , Furniture Chintzes , Damasks , and Dimities , so iib to render their Establishment complete for tho general Atrnishing of Bedrooms . Hoal and Son , Bedstead and Bedding Manufacturers , 100 , Tottenham Court Road .
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SHI RTS . —FORD'S EUREKA SHIRTS aro not sold by any hosiers or drapors , and can therefore bo obtained only at ! tH , Poui . Tity . Gontlomon in tho country or abroad , ordering through thoir agents , aro requested to obflorvo on tho intorior of tho collar-band tho stamp" FORD'S EURKKA BIIIltTS , 38 , POULTRY / ' without which nono aro genuine . They aro mado in two qualities—Fir » t quality , 40 a . tho hali-dozon ; mioond quality , 8 <) h . tho half-dozon . Gontlomon who aro desirous of purdiumng Hliirln in tho vory best manner in which they oan bo mado , aro solicitod to inspect thoso , tho taoHt unique and only porfoot fitting Shirtn . List of prices and instructions for moamiromont , post freo , and patterns of tho now coloured shirtings lVoo on receipt of six stamps . RICHARD FORD , 38 , Tovhtmc , Lokdow .
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DO YOU BRUISE YOUR OATS YJ ^ J Ono bushel of Oats crushed will nearly mnko two . ^ ^ irutnso Having and important improvomont of tho aniM'J ^^ maohinos for brulfling oats and outting straw , iM , Cm . <> , j BruiaorH , Chair CuttorH , Ploughs , ThroshinirMachincH , ^ \' itto Flour Mills , Light Carts , Mining Toola , Briolc nnd Hl » « r !)( , Corn Dressing ditto , and II " aymiikorn ' . ( Order oarlyJ £ - $ q . and Rtoam Machinery put \\\ t , ten . Repairs < 1 " ; ~" 1 ; ,., , iiin ' , LAKlfl and CO ., 11 B , Fonohuroh-Btroot . —Pamp hloton Jjoo «« 'W 1 h . : List , with . 210 Illustration *) , Is .: per post , oaoh , la . <*«•
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THE TEA DUTY IS JSTOW ¦ BEDUCED , and we aro enabled to sell Primo Congou Tea at 3 s . Od . per lb . Tho best Congou Tea at 3 s . 4 d . ,. Rich rare Souchong Tea at 3 s . 8 d . ,, Good Gkejcn Tka at 3 s . 4 d . to 3 s . 8 d . „ l ' rimo GiutitN Tka at 4 s . 0 d . „ And delicious Green Tea at 5 a . 0 d . „ Wo strongly recommend our friends to buy Tea at om 1 Pr " prices , as Toas uro getting dearer . Thoso who purchase ! n <> will save money . Tho best PLANTATION COFFEE is now lfl . per ^ - Tho best Mocha Is . 4 d . Teas , Cqflbos , and all other goodn , Rent carriage froo , liy » "j own vanH and carts , if within oightmilos ; and . Toiw , Co l < ' 0 8 » Hpicofl wont carriage ftoo to any part of England , if to tno v of 4 <) s . or upwards , by PHILLIPS AND COMPANY , Tea and Colonial MorohuntH , No . 8 , King William Street , City , Xo ndon .
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TEA ! i ^ ULLUSTGHAM AND COMPANY . \ J The advantages , both in quality and price , to bo derived from purchasing at a first-class City house , must be too apparent to every one to need comment . We are now selling s . d . The very best Black Tea at 4 0 the pound . Good sound Congou 3 0 ,, Finest Pekoe ditto 3 8 „ Fine Gunpowder 4 0 ,, Choice Coffee 10 ,, Finest Homooopathie Cocoa 10 ,, This is the most pleasant and nutritious preparation of Coco » . For tho convenience of our numerous customers , we retail tno finest West India and Refined Sugars at market prices . All goods delivered by our own vans , free of charge , within eight miles of London . Parcels of Tea and Coffee , of tho viilue of Two Pounds sterling , aro sent , carriage free , to any part oi England . CULLINGHAM and Company , Toa-morchants and Dealers , 27 , SKINNER STREET , SNOW HILL , CITY
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riYEMPERANCE LINE OF PACKETS , I - from LONDON to AUSTRALIA , with guarantee to land passengers and their luggage : For PORT PHILIP and SYDNEY , the magnificent new ship JEANNETTE , A 1 , 850 tons register . This vessel has superior accommodation for Passengers , having upwards of seven feet height between decks . The Poop is sixty-seven feet in length , and is fitted with large and commodious Cabins , and the Saloon is elegantly furnished , with accommodations equal to those of any steam-ship . For freight or passage apply to E . K . M . Griffiths and Co ., 27 Rood . Lane , Fenchurch Street , London .
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"OENINSULAR and ORIENTAL STEAM JL NAVIGATION COMPANY . l KBW ABBAKGEMHirrS , AND BEDTTCED FABBS AND FREIGHTS . DEPARTURES OUTWARDS . INDIA and CHINA , via EGYPT . — For Aden , Cevlon Madras , Calcutta , Penang , Singapore , and Hong Kong On the 4 th and 20 th of every month from Southampton , and on the 10 th and 26 th from Marseilles . AUSTRALIA , via SINGAPORE . — For Adelaide , Port Philip , and Sydney ( touching at Batavia ) , on the 4 th September , and 4 th of every alternate month thereafter from Southampton ' and on the 10 th of September and 10 th of every alternate month thereafter from Marseilles . MALTA and EGYPT . —On the 4 th and 20 th of every month from Southampton , and the 10 th and 26 th from Marseilles . MALTA and CONSTANTINOPLE . —On the 27 th . of every month from Southampton . SPAIN and PORTUGAL . —For Vigo , Oporto , Lisfcoh , Cadiz , and Gibraltar , from Southampton , on the 7 th , 17 th , and 27 th of every month . _ ¦ . CALCUTTA and CHINA . — -Vessels of the Company ply occasionally ( generally once amonth ) between Calcutta , Penang , Singapore , Hong Kong , and Shanghae . N . B . —The rates of passage money and freight on the India and China lines have been considerably reduced , and maybe had upon application at the Company ' s Offices , 122 , leadenhftU Street , London , and Oriental Place , Southampton .
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HOUSE WANTED . —Wanted , to -RTm * at MICHAELMAS next , a Commodious DWPTTrl > HOUSE , with a large Garden attached , pleasant ^ Jh , W - the vicinity of a Railway Station , and not beyond Sir * \ , " > from London . The premises are required for a Fi / tn 3 Ladies'School . —Address , stating Number of Rooms fi « * ^ other particulars , to A . Y ., care of H . Scarman Esn' > aad 21 , Coleman Street , City . ' q >> 8 o ™ itor ,
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MILITARY OH OTHER EDUCATION A MARRIED GENTLEMAN who has been SuW i Sandhurst , has passed a first-class examination , and has bp " in the Army at home and abroad , wishes to receive tni 1 . family , ONE or TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN , to eduoltaf College or the Army . ' eauca «> for References given and required . Apply , by letter , to B 0 A Eldon Chambers , Devereux Court , Temple , or Gothic B " ni \ Bromley Common , Kent . * u > use ,
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HEALTH OF LONDGX DURING THE WEEK . The total number of deaths registered in the metropolitan districts in the week that ended last Saturday wasi 971 . In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1843-54 tne average number was 1049 , which , raised in a certain proportion according to increase of population , gives an estimated amount of 1154 . Last week ' s registration therefore shows that the actual mortality is less than the corrected average by 183 . ¦ ' ¦ ' ' . '• -.. ¦ The deaths ascribed to zymotic diseases are 326 , about the same number as in the previous week . In the two
weeks fatal cases of small-pos were respectively 2 and 2 , of measles 26 and 11 , scarlatina 27 and 26 , hooping-cough 37 and 30 , typhus and other fever 61 and 68 . The only fact particularly attracting notice is the increase , usual at this season , of diarrhoea . The numbers ^ referred to this complaint in the last four weeks are the following : 28 , 34 , 64 and 73 . It appears that the last few days have witnessed a decided increase both in diarrhoea and summer cholera ; and though typhus contributes nothing more than the usual proportion to the weekly mortality , local reports show that it is prevalent in some parts .
Last week the births of 819 boys and 741 girls , in all 1560 children were registered in London . In the eight corresponding weeks of the years 1845-52 the average number was 1336 . At the Hoyal Observatory , G-reenwich , the mean height of the barometer in the week was 29-745 in . The reading of the barometer increased from 29-72 in . at the beginning of the week to 29 * 79 in . by 9 h . p . m . on the 17 th ; decreased to 29-70 in . by noon on the 18 th ; increased to 29-83 in . by 9 h . p . m . on the 19 th ; remained at this reading nearly till 3 h . p . m . on the 20 th ; decreased to 29-59 in . by 3 h . P . M . on the 22 nd ; increased to 29 * 85 in . by noon on the 23 rd ; and
decreased to 29-81 in . by the end of the week . The mean temperature of the week was 59 * 6 degs . or 2-2 degs . below the temperature of the same week on an average of 38 years . The mean daily temperature was below the average on every day of the week . The highest temperature was 73 degs ., and occurred on Saturday ; the lowest was 50-7 degs ., and occurred on Monday . The greatest difference between the dew point temperature and air temperature was 15-4 degs . on Saturday ; the least was 1-9 degs . on Wednesday ; the mean difference of the week was 7 ' 8 degs . The wind blew on six days from the south-west . The amount of rain was 0 . 29 in . The highest temperature of the water of theThames was 64-1 dees . ; the lowest 59-7 degs .
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BIKTHS , MARRIAGES , AND DEATHS . BIRTHS . On the 6 th of July , in Canada West , Lady Poore : a son and heir . On the 2 l 9 t , at 17 , Thurloe-square , the Countess de Zuylen de Nyevelt : s son . On the 21 st , at Ickworth , the Lady Arthur Hervey : a daughter . On the 21 st , at Northchureh , Herts , the wife of the Rev . Sir John H . Culme Seymour , Bart .: a son , stillborn . On the 22 nd , at Tort worth-park , "Wootton-under-Edge , Glocester , the Hon . Mrs . Percy Moreton ; a daughter . On the 22 nd , at Blithfleld , the Hon . Mrs . Bagot : a daughter . On the 23 rd , at 14 , Berkeley-square , the wife of John Martin , Esq ., M . P .: a daughter . On the 23 rd , at Cranley Rectory , Surrey , the Hon . Mrs . Sapte : a eon . On the 25 th , at Wo . 12 , Grosvenor-square , the Lady Anna Gore Langton : a daughter . MAERIAGES . On the 7 th of June , at Candy , Major Franklin Lushington , C . B ., 37 th Regiment , son of Sir Henry Lushington , Bart . _ , of Aspeden-hall , Herts , to Anne Dobreo , eldest daughter of Major-General Bainbrigge , C . B ., commanding the forces in Ceylon . On the 19 th of July , at St . George ' s , Hanover-square , Captain Granvillo Loveson Proby , Seventy-fourth Highlanders , second eon of Admiral the Hon . G . L . Proby , and nephew of the Earl of Carysfort , to the Lady Augusta Maria Hare , oldest daughter of the Earl of Listowel , K . P . On tho 20 th , at St . George's , Hanover-Bqunro , Richard , Viscount Dungarvan , grandson of the Earl of Cork and Orrery , K . P ., to Liuly Emily do Burgh , second daughter of tho Marquis of Clanricardo , K . P .
On tho 20 th , atKow , Thomas Robert Evans , Esq ., of Coltishall , Norfolk , second son of the Itcv . H . Evans , rector of Lyng , Norfolk , to Elizabeth , youngest surviving daughter of Sir "William Jnckaon Hooker , Director of tho Royal Gardens , Kow . On the 20 th , at Mnrylcbono Great Church , Abingdon Compton , Esq ., Bombay Civil Sorvieo , youngest son of tho luto Sir Herbert Conipton , of Hydo-piirk-gardenu , to Louisa Gray , daughter of tho lato ; Richard Bridgens , Esq ., of tho island oil Trinidad , and adopted child of tho luto Robert Gruy , Esq ., of the sumo place . On tho 20 th , at St . Mary Mngdalone Church , Munfltor-squaro , Charles Longuet HigginH , Esq ., of Turvoy-Abbey , Bedfordshire , to Helen Eliza , third daughter of Thomas Burgon , Esq ., of Burton-crescent . On tho 27 th , at St . George's , Hanover-sqimro , the Right Hon . Lord Amelius Wentworth Boauelerk , R . N ., to Frances Maria , only duughtcr of Charles Harrison , Esq ., of No . 7 , Cambridgonquaro , Hyde-park , London . DEATHS . On tho 18 th of April , 18 fi 3 , suddenly , at Young Daong , near Shewghoen , liuiinali , Captain Edmund Dirtney Byng , of tho First European Bongul Fusiliers , and Into A . D . C to General Sir Charles Napier , in tho thirty-first year of hi « iigo , nocond non of Itear-Adinirul tho Hon . Henry and MrH . Byng . On tho 2 lHt of May , at tho Bunlwan Dak Bungalow , noar Calcutta , Lieutenant F . A . Hook , htovonty-tliird N . I ., oldest mm of tho lato Theodoro Hook , lOtiq ., agod twenty-nino . On tho 17 th of July , at Paris , LouiHa , widow of tho lato Jiimon Konnoy , dramatic author , in her Hoventy-Hixth year . On tho 18 th , at his residence , 2 'i , Church-road , Do Bonuvoirnqunro , Kingsland , London , John Arthur , Esq ., M . D ., Doputy-IiiHpoctor-Genoral of Army Hospitals , in tho Hovonty-flrst your of Lin ago . On tho 10 th , at Bantry-hoiiso , Banfry , tho Countess of Bantry . On tho 20 th , at Rodbury-grovo , Sydonham , Mnrtlui , wifo of XroiosHor HoppiiH , of Uiiiv <> rHit ; y Collogo , London , and dauirhtor ol tho lato Matthow Dovonish , Euq ., of Bulford , Wilts . On tho 21 nt , at Birmingham , in his 40 ( , h yoar , Clomont Cotorill , client oou of tho lato Joahua Boholollold , iim ., M . P .
On the 23 rd , at lucerne , in her forty-first year , Catherine , the -wife of Henry Cowper-Marshall , Esq ., and second daughter of Lord Monteagle . On the 24 th , at 3 , Stanhope-street , Hyde-park-gardens , Margaret , widow of Lieutenant-Colonel Lee Harvey , of Castlesemple and Mousewald , North Britain . On the 24 th , in Cheater-square , aged seventy-six , Iiady Whatley , widow of the late Sir Joseph Whatley , K . G . H ., and of Thomas Champion de Crespigny , Esq ., and last surviving sister of Peter , first Lord Rendlesham . . ; On the 24 th , at Shirehampton , near Bristol ,. Williamina , wife of Gilbert Elliot , Dean of Bristol . "' ¦[¦'
On the 25 th , Charlotte , wife of the Hon . George King , of Fryern , in the county of Sussex . . On the 26 th , at Aldenham-Abbey , Herts , in her fifty-fourth year , Henrietta Maria Sarah , the wife of "William Stuart , Esq ., and last surviving daughter of Admiral Sir Charles Morice Pole , Bart , G . C . B . On the 26 th , at York , Lieutenant-General Sir William Warre > C . B ., aged sixty-nine . On the 26 th , at Estcourt , Thomas Grimston Bucknall Estcourt , Esq ., late M . P . for the University of Oxford , in the seventy-eighth year of his age .
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CITY INTELLIGENCE . CORN MABKET . Mark Lane , Friday , July 29 , 1853 . The supplies of all grain during the week have been moderate . Notwithstanding heavy rain during the week , a return of fine weather has caused the wheat trade to be dull to-day , and only a small amount of business has been done at the prices current this day week . The value of wheat continues to advance in the northern continental ' ports . Danish barley is very scarce here , and brings full prices . Several cargoes have arrived recently from the Mediterranean , and this description meets a slow sale . Oats are fully 6 d . cheaper than this day week .
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BRITISH FUNDS FOR THE PAST WEEK . ( Ciosing Pbicbs . )
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Satur . Mond . Tues . Wedn . Thurs . Frid Bank Stock 229 229 228 228 229 3 per Cent . Red 99 s 991 99 £ 99 » 99 99 £ 3 per Cent . Con . Ans . 98 f ~ 98 § 98 £ 98 £ 98 J 98 £ Consols for Account ... 98 * 98 | 98 * 98 * 98 | 98 J 3 i per Cent . An . 101 * 101 f 101 f 102 lOlf 101 f New 6 per Cents ...... Long Ans ., 1860 ...... 515-16 515-16 5 J 5 f 511-16 India Stock ..- 275 ...... 257 $ 257 256 227 Ditto Bonds , £ 1000 .: 28 28 26 25 Ditto , under £ 1000 ... t 28 Ex . Bills , £ 1000 par 3 p 3 p par lp Ditto , £ 500 par 3 p 2 p lp Ditto , Small par 3 p 2 p 3 p lp
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FOREIGN FUNDS . ( Last OeeiCiaii Quotation DUBiira the Week ending Thubsday Evening . ) Brazilian New 4 £ per Cts . 99 J Sardinian 5 per Cents ... 94 J Danish 6 per Cents 85 * Spanish 3 p . Cents 47 f Mexican 3 per Cents 26 i Spanish 3 p . Cts . New Def . 23 £ Peruvian 4 £ per Cents . 83 J Spanish Com . Certif . of Peruvian 3 p . Cents . Acct . Coupon not funded ... 6 & August 16 68 } Venezuela 3 £ per Cents . 37 ^ Russian 4 £ per Cents . ... 101 J Dutch 2 £ per Cents 64 J Russian Small 102 Dutch 4 per Cent . Certif . 98
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Leader (1850-1860), July 30, 1853, page 742, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1997/page/22/
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