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      REGKNT'S PARK , A I'd open daily . Tlio first living Hpecimen of CiiomovoTAMl / N "'vi'i- hccm in ituropn in now added to the Collection . All VmitorH lu " admitted lo Mr . Oould ' H Humming IJirdH , without , extra dilute . AilmiHnion , Ono Shilling . Mondayn , Six i-knoh .

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      TIMPORTANT DECISION in CHANCERY . ft ONHTHOUSAND POUNDS AND DAi \ 1 A ( JKS . ' 1 'lie Advertisers have obtained a Writ in Chancery in . rmtnu " " tht'mponii o . ' Milne , whereby they can hereafter proceed "Kiiiiml . any party who uliall id tempt to Hell any Starch in iniita'" moft . lio f-UCNKIKIil ) DOUItlilC itKKI'NKI ) I'OW DKK , STA KCIT . It may Ik- considered it tribute to I he unrivalled moril . H of ( ho iibovo Htaivli , that other ManiifaclurerH should endeavour to K'lhtate the Hide ( if an interior commodity by introducing it Id a | "" . l''t" < ' under Hut iininn of < Ji , knvii ! M > Htaikmi ; but tho lverlinerH '" 'ing poHHenHcd of TcHtimonialH from nuoh iiikjiiom"" nal . l ,, jLuihority an the ljn . uiidre . nsen lo II Kit IY 1 a . iu . hty , her l ' ' X ( : < - || ctiey til « 1 CoiJNTIiHH OK Kui . lNTON " , tllO IV 1 AICUII ION JCKM OH lll" ' Ai ) Ai , iiANi « ,, to . jb , c ., eaimoL , iiijiuitieo to I . IioiiihuIvoh , permit , !'" ch IVauduhiiit prueticeH . They thorei ' ore Caution all Dealers 111 Nlai-,, 1 , that they will tuko Cull advantage of tho abovn Writ ., '"" I the I ' uhlio to' observe that their Packets are iiiiirlied with "'; ' iiiuiio ofl . lin Manufacturer , It . Worn khni-oon . '" " Imdihn are respoel fully requested to obnerve , that for •''¦ 'iriiiiHH anil Purity tlm U i . i ' cn I'l ici . o Paticnt Htaimiii hLilihIh innvalled hein liianufactured from the IIuhnI , NhhI . India Hold by ,, 11 ( jroee . ru , Dni ^ 'iHtH , A . c . ; and \ Vholcnalo of the ' > 'iuuilaetiirerH , J { . Worn kii . si-oon ami Co ., , Durdop Street , WiuTOW L » " < l VVoTjiiiuHi-oojN , MAOJtAX , and Co ., ' it ) , Kiuy "" Uuiiu UUuoL , City , Loudou .

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      If A lit . — It . . I > I ( jCIv is now manulacl tiring- tlui I moHt . miperior II'KA IM ) ltKSHICH lor LA Dl V . H and ( MONTI / J'JM ION , upon an entirely New CoiiHlruel . ion . It . H . lmn lor yeai'H paid t lie HtricteHt . regard to fU . t , inp ; the Head , and ntutly in ^ the Htyle aii < l lifjuro of tlio wearer , i ( K | iiiHit . eH too often , ' lout ni ( . ; ht of liy l . lm ordinary Wif / inaherH ; and without which the falne heail-diVMM in immediately delected . Him Wifjn have liLevvi . ie tho ( , 'i'cat , advantage of hcin ^ only I ' catlieivvvoi ^ ht , ; neithor Mhrinkin ^ nor « X ]> andiiifr ; nor will they Iomo colour , or chani'd in any cliimil . e . PriceH ran ^ e from < ) ne ( J uinea . K . IticoK , KHl . alilitdied uitwarihi of Tweuty-llvo YourH Removed from ChoapMido to 1 , OLD J IflWltV " . ' 11 air-Cutting , Curliiif ; , SliampooUlg ; hot uud oolU totvolu oleau hruwLou , &o . OUiu't'o . UU .

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      I ' oilM OI' Al'l'l . H ^ ATION J'Olt SlIAUHH . " To tho I'voviHUiiuil Direirtorr ) of the AuHtrahiHian Knii ^ niuta Monetary Aid Company . " < Jriil Icincn , I li- ( i ucmI , you lo idiot mo hIiiu ' cm in the above uiiderlalnii ^ , and I hereby a / jree to aeoepl . the Maid nImii ' i'h , or any 1 « 'hh number you may nlfot me , anil to pay tho mini ol ' . lil on each xliaro ait the lime to bo Hj » cci ( ied in your'lottor of allotment , mid Hij ; n the Deed of Settlement when required . Name in full . licHideuco ( ) ecupation Dale Keferoe ' n Name ItcMJdomio Oeeujiiil ion Kor ProMpeefuHOM and Shar « 'H apply at the OilicoH , ol- to Oliver Raymond , Jiaij ., the Itrokur to tho Company , <[ , Hunk Clmtubora . JOim UOX ] D Manuucr . pro tern .

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      rpIIE AUSTRALASIAN EMEGJt ANTS ' X MONKTARY AID COMPANY . ( Provisiomilly l to ^ iMlured . ) Ollieo . s—i ) , AuaTiNi'inAiihi . l ^ migrant . s' Kntrance— -Austinfriara 1 ' aa . sage . TlfUSTKKH . Sir Cavendish Rnnibold , Hart ., Twickenham . Apsley Pellatt , K » q ., M . L ' ., HlueUIriarH . T . S . lticrhard . s , lCa < j ., ( Richards and Co ., ) Uinhopn | j ; ato . Tint eliief objecth are to ailvanco the whole of tho paHttagft money to Kmif ; rantH , uj )( jn their paying a premium and H iving approved Hceurity in ( Jrent Kritain . The advances repayable by iiiHtidinentH to tlio ( Colonial A ^ jciiIh , wlii rcHV'nW'tl by them praying for Her Majesty's Royal Charter of Incorporation for tins Company , and that tho draft of the proponed Charier has also boon lodged .

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      rpjIIO ROYAL EXIIIHITTON . — A valual . lo M _ newly-inventi'd , very Hinall , iiowi ! i'l \ il WATSTOOAT T ( . ) CK li'J' (» I > ASS , tho si / . o of a walnut , to discern minute objects at ii distance of from four to llvo miles , which is found to bo invaluable to Yachters , Sportsmen , << cntlemon , and CJaiae-Ueejiers . 1 ' rico : 10 s ., sent free . — TKbKHCC ) P 10 H . A new and most iiu ]) orlant iiivoution in Telescopes , possessing micli extraordinary powers , that noine , ' . i ^ inches , with an extra oye-piooe , will show iliHtinetly . lupiter ' s Moons , Saturn ' s KiiiL ' , and tho Double Hhirs . They supersede every other kind , and are of all ni / . en , for I be waistcoat pocket , Shooting , Military purposes , » Ve . () pera and KiKteeoursc ^ ( Masses , with woiuh-rful powrrH ; a minute object can be cloarly h < icii from ten to tvt < ilve miles distant . Jnvaluable , iiewly-invented PreHorvinfj ; . Spectacles ; invisible and all kinds oi' A count ie Instruments for relief of ex trerne Deafiu'Hs . - -Messrs . H . ami H . SOLOMONS , Opticians and Aiu-jhIs , )!> , Albeinarlo Street , Piccadilly , opposite tlio York Hotel .

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      Tweeds from ( ialashiels , suitable for summer wear , 'is . per yd . Iihick Silk for Vesls , from Spitalfielda Association , Hs . ,, Kmbroidered Ulack Cloth Vest JL'iocea , at Os . ( id ., ( in . [ id ., and 7 H . Cilcll . l ^ rc'iiuh I'Voiits for Shirta Ob . ( Id . por doz . (' ofton Hose Us . Od . ,, ( Lofton Half IToho . . . 4 n . 3 d ., Ch . 0 . 1 ., and < is . Od . ,, Kxtm Stout ditto Hs . Od . LailieH' Dress 1 'ieces from I ho iiradford Co-oporator . s . —¦ Alpacas , Merinos , and Colmr ^ H at various prices . Address Woodin , Jones , and Co ., Central Oo-opei'iitivo Agency , 7 < i , Charlotte Street , Fitxroy H <| inlru .

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      rnilE CENTliAL CO-OPEKATTYE I A 01 ? NCY , in addition to their Grocery articles , have now in stock , lor tlio accommodation of thoir customers , the following i ^ oods whioh will be supplied in any quantity . Cloth mado by tho Yeadon Association from jmro wool . Buporiine Hlack J 5 road . . KJs . Od . por yard . Ditto ditto ditto . . Jfis . Od . „ Fino ditto ditto . . ll . s . ( id . „ Doeskin for Trousers . . (> h . ( id . ,,

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      A LLSOPP'S PALE ALES and BAEON " j \ Likbig . Although not in the habit of replying to anonymous advertisements , and although they cannot condescend to answer some of a very discreditable nature to the parties concerned , Messrs . Ailsopp and Sons are compelled to take notice of an announcement headed with tlie name of Professor Libbig , to which an invidious publicity has been given . Messrs . Allsopp akd Sons regret this necessity , as they have reason to suppose that advertisement has emanated from an unworthy jealousy on the part of those who should rather have shown gratitude for the labour and expense which Messrs . Allsopp and Sons have not spared to remove the otherwise ruinous prejudice impending over the Pale and Bitter Ales of this country , from the mistake of a French chemist . Messrs . Ai / lsopp and Sons would now call the attention of the public to the following points : — That the original letter of Bakon Liebig is addressed to Mr . Henry Allsopp , individually : — That he therein intimates that he had been applied to by Mr . Hesst Ailsopp on the subject , and that his opinion had been requested , of course , for publication by that gentleman : — That he therein acknowledges the receipt of samples of Ai , i > sopb ' s PaiiB Ales , from the London , bottlera , as well as other samples of the same , sent to him direct , by private friends . On these he , specifically , founds the opinion reported by him to Mr . Henry Ailso ' in that letter—the general mention of the Burton brewers being incidental : — Thus , then , the letter of Bakon Liebig , having been written for Messrs . Alisopp and Sons , and sent to Mr . Henry Alls opp , on the subject of Messrs Allsopp and Sons' Ales , they , having , as they had , Baeojt Liebig ' s authority to do so , were fully entitled to publish it . Messrs . Allsopp and Sons consider it not unnecessary to add , that their intercourse with Baron Liebig is of some duration ; they having frequently consulted the learned Professor on certain processes of brewing . And they are confident , therefore , that this last letter , anonymously issued , must either have been greatly mutilated previously to publication , or that it could only have been sent in reply to some wrong impression conveyed . to that eminent man ia respect to an alleged undue publicity given to his opinions . Burton-upon-Trent , August 25 , 1852 . PROFESSOK LIEBIG'S OPINION OF ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE . " The specimens of your Palo Ale sent to me afforded me another opportunity of confirming its valuable qualities . I am myself an admirer of this beverage , and my own experience enables me to recommend , it , in accordance with the opinion of the most eminent English physicians , as a very agreeable and efficient tonic , and as a general beverage , both for the invalid and the robust . " Giessen , May 6 , 1852 . Justus Libbig . " ALLSOPP'S PALE ALES . —BAKON LIEBIG OK CERTAIN RECENT ANONYMOUS ADVERTISEMENTS . Messrs . Allsopp and Sons have great satisfaction in being enabled to publish the following extract of a letter , just received , dated Munich , Sept . 12 th , 1852 , from Baron Liebig to Mr . Henry Allsopp , Brewery , Burton-on-Trcnt . "To my great astonishment and concern , my attention has lately boon called to several anonymous articles and advertisements headed by my name , such as in the , whoso author altogether misrepresents tlio motives of my remarks , and ovori goes so i ' nr as to say ' that 1 had never analyzed , your beor , nor perhaps ever tasted it in my lifo , * and to allege a retractation on my part of the original statement . " " 1 emphatically declare that I had not the slighostknowledgo of these anonymous articles , tho contents of which I entirely disapprove ) of ; and that ia every respect 1 adhere to the statement made in my letter to you , which certainly you worn , and are at perfect li burly to publish . " Justus Likiiiu . " Munich , September mil , 1 H 52 .

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      MECHI'S EAZOHS , STROP , and PASTE , for 11 s . 4 , LEADENHALL STREET , LONDON . Pair of Razors , 7 s . ; Strop , 3 s . 6 d . ; Paste , ( id . The Razors warranted , or exchanged if not approved . Those who find Shaving painful or difficult will do well to try the above , it being well known that MECHI has been eminently successful in rendering Shaving an easy operation . Superior Shaving Brushes , Naples Soap , and evory article of first-rate quality for tho Toilet . Caution . — -Do not buy any Strop na genuine unless MECHI'S name ia on it , there being so many counterfeits . Elegant Caso of Razors for Presents , from 25 s . to 10 guineas . Ivory-handled and Scotch Strops .

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      GEE AT WES TEEN [ RAILWAY . CHEAP EXCURSION TRAIN'S to BATH & BRISTOL . On Sundays the 26 th September and 3 rd October , Excursion Trains will leave Paddington at a Quarter before Eight o ' clock in the Morning , for BATH and BRISTOL , returning the same Evening from Bristol at Half-past Six o ' clock , and Bath at Seven o ' clock . FAEES THERE AND BACK . 1 st Class . 2 nd Class . To Bath 9 s 5 s . To Bristol 10 s 6 s . The Excursion Tickets are only available for the Excursion Trains , and for the day on which they are issued . Passengers having Luggage can only be conveyed at the Ordinary Fares . Tickets may be obtained previously at 27 , King Street , Cheapside : 269 , Strand ; and at the Paddington Station .

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      HPHE GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBII TI 0 N of 1853 . —Exhibitors are respectfully informed that it is the intention of Her Majesty ' s Government to introduce in the ensuing Session of Parliament , a Bill similar in its provisions to the Designs Act of 14 Viet . cap . 8 , to protect from piracy Persons exhibiting New Inventions . The London Office of the Exhibition will henceforth be at the Society of Arts , Adelphi , the Council of that body having kindly placed a portion of their house at the disposal of the Committee for this purpose . Communications can be addressed either to Mr . G . F . Duncombe , the London Agent of the Exhibition , or to the undersigned . By order of the Committee , C . P . RONEY , Secretary . 3 , Upper Merrion Street , Dublin , Sept . 22 , 1852 .

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      npHE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL X STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY Book Passengers and receive Goods and Parcels for MALTA , EGYPT , INDIA , and CHINA , by their Steamers leaving Southampton on the 20 th of every Month . The Company ' s Steamers also start for MALTA and CONSTANTINOPLE on the 29 th , and VIGO , OPORTO , LISBON , CADIZ , and GIBRALTAR , on the 7 th , 17 th , and 27 th of the Month . For further information apply at the Company ' s Offices , 122 , Leadenhall Street , London ; and Oriental Place , Southampton .

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      watches : Batches ! -watches ! Save 50 per Cent , by purchasing your Watches direct from the Manufacturer , at the Wholesale Trade Price . Warranted Gold Watches , extra jewelled , with all tlie recent improvements £ 3 15 0 The same Movements in Silver Cases 2 0 0 Handsome Morocco Cases for same 0 2 0 Every other description of Watch in the same proportion . Sent Free to any part of the Kingdom upon receipt of One Shilling Extra . Duplex and other Watches practically Repaired and put in order , at the Trade Prices , at DANIEL ELLIOTT HEDGER'S WHOLESALE WATCH MANUFACTORY , 27 , CXTV KOAO , near Finsbury Square , London . * * Merchants , Captains , and the Trade supplied in any quantities on very favourable terms .

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      BRITISH FUNDS TOR THE PAST WEEK . ( Closing Prices . )

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      Satur . Mond . Tucs . Wedn . Thurs . Frid . Bank Stock 228 3 per Cent . Red 3 per Cent . Con . Ans . 100 100 J 100 100 } 100 J ] 00 3 per Cent . Con ., Ac . 100 J 100 $ 100 J- 100 ^ 100 J 100 J-3 } per Cent . An Now 5 per Cents Long Ans ., 1860 6 § India Stock 277 Ditto Bonds , £ 1000 87 87 87 Ditto , under £ 1000 ... 84 , 81 87 Ex . Bills , £ 1000 70 p 70 p <> 7 p Ditto , JL'SOO < S 7 p Ditto , Small 70 p 07 p ( 57 p < i 7 p

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      FORK KIN FUNDS . ( Last Officiai . Quotation duiuno tjijs VVmek kndino J '' ltll > AY EvUNINU . ) Austrian Scrip , fi p . Ct ., 4 jj pm . RusHian , 1822 , ( ox . div . ) ... 118 J Hni / . iliuii 5 i > e ( r ContH . ... 103-J Russian 4 i per Conln . ... KKljf Brazilian , Hinull 103 $ I Spaninh 3 p . Cents . Acct . l ! iu'iioH AyreH Bonds 72 i ! September : < 0 fi <) £ Dutch 21 per Cents « 5 J SpuniHliU p . Cts . Now Del " . 2 : l £ Dutch 4 per Cent . Cortif . !)!) £ ¦ Spanish Piihsivch , Conv . < ijj Ecuador 5 Spanish Com . Certif . of <"' ranada DeCerred 11 J Coupon not funded ... 2 J Mexican 3 per C ! cn ( , H 2 f > j 1 ' urkinh Loan , ( i per Cent . IVruvimi It per Cent . Def . ( 13 I 1852 Hj pin . 1 ' ortutriu'Ho t per CcntH . UHi I

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      Sep * e « 6 eb 25 , 1852 . ] THE LEADER . 9 | 1

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      Inpian and European Oratoby . —An Indian ' s delivery , when speaking , is deliberate , slow , and monotonous , almost as if thinking aloud , and the punchiations * are very strongly m arked , and very long ; their action is very fine , and they use a great deal of it . They display a favourable contrast to European orators , in never interrup ting one another by word or look , even though the speaker may be uttering sentiments quite opposed to those of his audience , or , even things they all know to be untrue , and could refute ; still he is always listened to with apparent respect and attention , and when he has sat down , although perhaps there may be a dozen who are burning to contradict , or agree with him they sit a few minutes , as if meditating on what had been said , and then rise with the greatest deliberation , always giving way to the eldest . Certainly a council of Indian chiefs is generally conducted with more decorum and self-respect , than most public meeting's in more civilized countries . —Sulxivan ' s Rambles in America . A Biessing TO Mothees !—The chief , in whose lodo-e we had taken up our residence , was the finest specimen of an Indian I ever saw , both in appearance and nature ; he was called " Wah-ton-she , " which signifies the " good man , " in consequence of his amiable qualities ; his affection for his wife and children was very remarkable , especially for the latter , and there was one little boy , about two years old , whom he used to nurse and cram with fat cow till it could hardly breathe , and when it arrived at that state of repletion that one expected it to explode every moment , he used to get a lump of fat , and grease it well about the digestive organs , which seemed to give it great relief , and then lay it down before the fire till it subsided into something like its natural shape . —SuxirvAN'S Rambles in America . Life . —I once said to an agreeable misanthrope , who had introduced to me a young friend of his , " Your friend , my dear sir , has no worldly tact ; he knows nothing whatever of the usages of life . " " Ah , " said R ., " he is already as mournful and downcast as if he knew every tittle of that of which you reproach him with utter ignorance . "—Chamfort .

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    • Leader (1850-1860), Sept. 25, 1852, page 931, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1953/page/23/