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      TDlOY A'L fFUWK * MC THEiTfiT stV tl *» see * rtdM « n «© r , < Ittr ; A . "WlOJ 4 N . Monday ; aud'dtn ^ ttg tho'WBeT ^ i ^ ll'bffiJetfoTmcd a COiHe-. JaAW'FOS . I * AX ) IBS . 'Characters by MemratA . Wigan , Oi * lWninpr ^ his . ifip 8 ( f / -n pearance ) , Daavers , ; iL , Cooper , and Miss-Oastleton ( heiT first appearance ) . r Aiter w 4 » ioh , Charles Dance ' s Faa-ce of KiiL OBCTf « £ . GHOgtustOta by Messrs . ^ FjfBoiMOn . ^ nftry ; F . ViiiinK Jm ^ A . W-igftn , * nd Miss Bromley . ""^ anrs . To conclude'with the New Fairy Extrawflgaftza , 'balled THE JTELLOW DWARF AND THE ! KING OF ^ IfflE GOIiDvMINSS . Olmractfers by'Mr ^ F . Kobson . ' ^ iss-axrlia" St ; 6 « Brge ^ BKs » JS . Ormonde , Miss Maskell , Miss Bromley ,-and Mrs . ^ Bitz all « n .

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      ^ XBTER HALL .- ^ SIE HENRY ^ BISHOP . - < JLli Mr . iMITCHELL begs to announce that-a Sccoud Bud - liast EVENING CONCERT , upon au extended scale , o&SUHENRY BISHOP'S VOCAL M USIC—SOLOS , GLEES , and QUARTETTES—will take place , uriderSir Henry ' s personal -direction and'snperin-tenaence , on -MONDAY , ' April -16 oommenciing at 8 o ' clock . In -addition to 4 he aagflgemejita of Masters-Sullivan , Cooke , Malsch , and Norton , Mr-. Francis , Mr . Benson , Mr . Lawler , Mr . Howe / Mr . BucklaHd , anctifr . Land , the services 6 f ^ the emmenttenor . -Mr . Sims Beevts , ¦ Miss 'Birch , Miss Heywood , and- a select Chorus of 200 Voioes , will be added on that occasion . Sir H . Bishop will preside at the Pianoforte . Conductor , Mr . Land . Programme of Concert . Part I . — "Blow , gentle Gales , " 'Qumtettei ''Allegiance we swear , " Miss Biron , « olo and Chorus ; "Come forth sweet Spirit" ( address to the moon ) , Glee ; "Lo ! here the gentle lark , " Miss . Birch ( flute obligato ) , Mr . Richardson ( by desire ) , Sopg ; " Hark ! Apolla strikes the lyre" ( harp obligato ) , Trio ; ** -Sons of freedom" ( Pity and protect the slave ; , Miss Heywood ( her first appearance in London ) , Song ; "Foresters sound the'cheerful Jtiorn" ( corni obligati ) , Glee ; " Tell me * my hoart , ' ?* liss Birch ; Song ; "Under the greenwood tree" ( by desire ) , Glee ; "Where-art thou . beam of light ?" . Quartette ; "The winds whistle cold , " Glee and Chorus . Part II . — " Now tramp o ' er moss and fell , " Miss Birch , Solo and Chorus ; "Sleep , gentle lady" ( by desire ) . Glee ; "Asit fell upon a day , " Miss Birch' and Jliss Heywood , Duet ; " The huge globe has enough to do , " Trio , &c . ; "The chough and crow" ( by desire ) , Trio and Chorus ; "Be mine , dear maid , ' * Mr . Sims" Reeves , Song ; "Fill , boys , "Solo and Chorus ; "' My pretty Jane , " Mr . Sims Reeves ( by desire ) , Song ; "Mynheer Vari-Dunek , " Glee and Chorus ; "God save the Queen . "—Reserved Seats ( not numbered ) 5 s . ; west gallery , Ss . ; area , 2 s . ; a ^ few reserved and numbered stalls , ? s . 6 d . Tickets and places may bo secured at Mr . Mit ' eheli ' s Eoyal Library , 33 , Old Bond-street ; at the principal libraries ana musicsellers ; of Messrs . Keith , Prowse , aud Co ., Cheapside ; and in the offl . ce , " ^ . t No . 6 , Exeter Hall .

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      K EATING'S GOUGH LOZENGES . —A - _ certain remedy for disorders of the Pulmonary Organs ^ In difficulty of breathing , in redundancy of phlegm , in incipient consumption ( of which cough is the most positive indication ) , they are of unerring efficacy . In asthma , and dn winter cough , they have never been known to fail . — Sold in boxes , Is . lid ., and tins , 2 s . 9 d ., 4 s . 6 d ., and Ids . 6 d . each , by THOMAS KEATING , Chemist , &c , No . 79 , St . Patil ' s-churchyard , London , and by all Druggists . IMPORTANT TO CLERGYMEN , PUBLIC SPEAKERS , &c . St . Paul ' s Cathedral , 30 th Nov ., 1819 . 1 STe , —I have 'much pleasure in recommending your Lozenges to those who may be distressed with hoarseness . They _ have afforded me relief on several occasions when scarcely" able to " shift ^ from" the " offoots of eatarrhr Ithink they would be very useful to Clergymen , Barristers , and Public Orators . —lam , Sir , yours faithfully , To Mr . Keating . Thomas Fhanois , Vicar Choral . .. 17 ^ EATING ' S COD LIVER OIL , imported , l \_ direct from Newfoundland , of tho finest quality , palo , purified , and nearly tasteless . Imperial Measure half-pints , 2 s . ; pints , 3 s . CU . ; quarts , Gs . Od . ; live-pint bottles , 15 s . * * * Orders from tho country should oxpressly state " KEATING ^ S COD LIVER OIL . "

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      RUPTURES . —BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT . ^ THITE'S MOC-MAIN LEVER TRUSS W' is allowed byupwards of 200 Medical Gentlemen to bo th&imost effective invention in tho curative treatment or Hernia . Tho use of a stool spring ( so often hurtful in its effects ) is hero avoided ; a-soft Bandage being worn round 4 ho body , while tho requisite resisting power is supplied by tho-Moc-Main Pad and Patent Lovor , fitting with so mucU oaso and closeness that it cannot bo detected , and may uo worn during sloop . A descriptive circular may bo had , ana tho Truss ( which cannot fail to fit ) forwarded by nost , oii tho circumference of the body , two inches below tho jnps , boing sont to tho Manufacturer , Mr . JOUN WHITE , 228 , Piccadilly , London . ELASTIC STOCKINGS , KNEE CAPS , &c , f « r c \ . W " COSE VEINS , and all cases of WEAKNESS and SM IDLING of tho LEGS , SPRAINS , &o . They areiiprous , light in toxturo , andinexpousivo . and are drawn on like an oruinary stocking . Prioofrom 7 s . Cd . toKJa . Postnge , ort .

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      condensed'form all tho virtues of thoso plrum , to which medical authorities- 'ascribe * tho principal benofitM . derivable from a resldenoorby theiSen , It alfordti spe « dy rollof and a certain cure in all casos of Acuto or Chronio RhoumatiHtn , Itlioumatio Gout , Neuralgia , and other pains in tho limbs and joints . It is now ( rapidly suporsodiug all olhor external remedies in oases of Weaknosa , Relaxation , Contraction , i ' aralysifl , Stiffness , Deformities , Swellings , TintiourH , Scrofulous Diseases , nnd tho Malformations of Rickety or Hadlynunwd Children ; and In all eases > whoro friction is rocommondod , it will greatly inorcoao its good otloota . Sold in bottles , Ss . Od ., La . Q d ., and Us . each , by T . Keating . 70 , St . Paul's Churchyard , London , and all Chemists . % All MJfltorers'fthoafd ) road the ' Pamphlet , which may bo had gratis * on applieatioo , and My post on ouolouiae « u poutago tamps .

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      BEAUTIFUL HAIR , W HISKERS , and MOUSTAOHIOS , aro invariably prodV ^ irliM ? r ^ Jt weeks , by COL'PELLE'S CELEUltA' / l ! ) ^^ 'NIJTIUAIt tho almost marvellous powers of which in tho l " . 01111 . ^ , "" "" . roHtoratlou of hair , btrongthoniilK weak hair , c . liV = « ™ S . « 6 o ness , rendering tho hair luxuriant , « urly . andgloshy , nm « tuo noon to bo bohevod . Dr . Uro says : " It U tho only 1 n-imm tlon ho can reconnnond for tho nursery , ns f " " « , Inp i \ of o good head of hair . " 2 s . por package , nt « 8 , Cc > ri » ilU ¦ ** EdKwaro-road ; 154 . Sloano-Htrcot , ; 'WiiinaJl . 7 » , 1 R'Vim Vrdf Uiriniiiuham j Raunos and Co ., Lcilh Walk , VAin j uigh . mid MfokieBato . Vork ; Whitakcsr , « h « l «« W V "A ^ . l 1 ' i . io 11 BrfgKato , LocJs ; Jones , 0 , Paradiso-Btrcot , Wvoj poou fSnSsandCo . ; Bristol j'Wostmacott , ManchoHton 1 e « 1 < WU Plymouth ; 1-Jvans and Co ., Exetor ; Campbell ( j liw « ow . null through all Chemists ; or sont , post lroo »*«*«* jtamps , by Rosalio Coupollo , 00 , Castlo-strcot , . Now » ua " itrcot , Oxford-street , London .

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      Officious not OFWWXt .- ^ The"Paps , Jtfwntil '< Ie VEmpire , twin-brother of the 0 M » tH&tionnel , sflfeplores the fatuity of th ose who take ' ifor -gGspel the hidis ^ creet lucubrations of frying / -newsmongers" 'on the proceedings of the ^ Vienna ' Conferences . * Th 6 Conferences are . kept'fetrfetiy ^ n ^ scru pulojisly" sec ret by the representatives of-the Eour ; Powers , and are not to be spied out by nauveUiatesiau&itguetf . -This phrase of the Pays is a rebuff to the Gonatitutiotinel , whose private correspondence &om Vienna'describes the Conferences as already- attaining the dimensions of a Congress , and " therefore " patently -indicative of peace . The privileged revelations , however , > of the Constitutionnely derided -arid rebuked by < the favoured Pays , are mere vulgar guesses compared with the Delphian declarations of -oar-own' semi-official Young Tory con temporaryj towhom we were indebted again this last week for the startling information that " there is every probability of peace being signed by the reassembling of Parliament . " Iiet us make a note- of these words . We were-tcfld that the Representatives at the Conference hadsolemnly bound themselves toabsolute secreey ; yefe ^ Ws journal , to which , on its own statement , a ' memorandum on the Four Points was furmshecUast Junetby " one of the most illustrious statesmen offche age , " not only pretends to inform its readers of : the collective resolutions of the Conference , of the difficulties successively raised and dismissedr of the solutions prepared by individual "representatives , but it consults the gratification of political jToSemoueAes-by describing , in the spirit of a regisseur , the " scene where these memorable Conferences take place . " "At a round table presides M . de Buol , the Austrian Prime Minister ; on his right sits M , deBour ^ ueney ; next to the ' French '' Minister ' Lord Joh n Russell ,: then ' Xord Westmoreland . The two Russian Plenipotentiaries fbltotr , and-the Turks complete the circle" The - ¦ ¦ tt Turks oompleting the circle" is a bold and accurate figure , no doubt ; but we think it should read -thus : " arid the ' Turks complete the quadrature of the circle" Such is ^ the special information supplied to the faithful among the younger Disraelites ! En revanche , in another part of the page devoted to 'Special information , " we were informed last Saturiday by the same mysterious authority that " Mr . ¦ Burke Roche ,-M . P . for the County of Cork , will be . raised to the Irish Peerage . '' _ The Schooi ^ iAster Abroad . —Itrwould not be " amiss if some one of our readers would present a copy of Mavor ' s Spelling-book to the library about to -be established by the directors of the Sydenham ' jPalace . In that case there might be indulged a reasonable hope of seeing a variorum reading of the following inscription—intended , no doubt , to instruct the million : — - " One compartment of the vaulting of the uper church of St . Francis at Assisi with painted decorations atribuled to Cimabue . " Unless Sir Joseph Paxton particularly wishes to rot the flooring beneath ' his orange-trees , he would find a plate of zinc , with the edges turned up , both useful and ultimately economical .

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      FOREIGN FUNDS . Last Official Quotation Duniwa the ? "Week ending THUB 8 BA . Y Evening . ) , Brazilian Bonds .......... Wi Russian Sands , 6 per Buenos AyrosCporCnta . 54 Cents ., 1822 100 } Chilian 6 per Gents . 102 Russian 4 J per Gents .... DO Banish 5 per Cents d 02 Spanish 8 p , Ot . Now Dof . 18 i Eouador Bonds ill Spanish Committee Cert . Mexican 3 por Conts 201 of Coup , not fun CJ Mexican's per Ct . for Venezuela 84 por Conts . 27 AoaitApriHO BIS Belgian 4 J por Cents .... 0-ii Portuguese 4 per Conts . 43 Dutch 24 por Cents ( lg { Portuguese 3 p . Conts . ... Dutch 4 por Cent . Cortif 1 ) 21

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      Sat . \ 3 Ion . Tues . Wed . TJiur JFrid . Bank Stock I ! I 3 per Cent / Red i i d per Cent . Con . An . 93 02 S | 02 * | " 028 92 J Consols for Account 93 i » 2 | 92 i 023 92 $ SiporCont . An ....... , td New 2 J por Cents ... 78 78 ...... g . Long Ans . * 860 I £ India Stock 228 * 22 ( J 220 & Ditto Bonds , JElOQO 13 It 11 Ditto , under X' 1000 14 11 14 Ex . Bills , £ 1000 0 0 8 8 6 Ditto ,- ^ 500 „ 6 8 S 0 6 Ditto , Small 0 8 » 0 C

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      BRITISH FUNDS FOR THE PAST WEEK . ' ( CLOSING PaiCBS . ) -

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      - ^ CORN'MARKET .. Mark Lane , Friday Evening , April 0 , 1855 . * We have not received our usual circular this week .

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      MOKBY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE ; Tmrrsdajr Evening , April 5 , 1855 . After a week of inactivity in the Funds—with a downward Inclination—the Bank has lowered- . its -rate tbis < afternoon , and this has bettered them fon the moment . Turkish scrip has not sustained its firmness , notwithstanding the proximity of the dividend April -10 . The railway market is very dull , hairdly a transaction ; amongst some of the foreign lines a « light advance has been shown . In the mining market there has been a brisk trade in Cocaes , St . Jago ( Cuba ) , and United Mexicans ;; the latter have been bought as high as 81 . per share ; the monthly accounts from the mine are very good and with great tiromiso fo * the future . Galifornian and Virginian mines a dead letter . - ¦ 'The political "dead-lock at Vienna continues to depress -and cheek all speculation , and the still critical position of ¦ the : Allies before Sebaatopol does riot encourage any one to hope for-great success in that quarter . Consols leave off at 4 o'clock at 92 | , 92 J ; Turkish , 80 , 80 i ; Russian Fives ; 99 , 101 . Galedonians , 61 & , 62-x . d . ; Eastern Counties , 111 , llf ; Edinburgh and . Glasgow , 55 , 57 x . d . ; Great Western , 05 , 65 $ ; Great Southwestern of Ireland , 91 , 93 ; Great Northern , 88 , 89 ; ditto , A stock , 72 , 74 r'ditto , B stock , 123 , 125 ; London and North Western , 994 , 100 ; London and South-Western , 82 , 84 ; London and . ; Brighton , 97 , 99 ; Midlands , 69 J , 70 ; Lancaster and Carlisle , 65 , 70 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire , 76 , ' 76 J ; -Berwicks , 71 i , 72 * ; Yorks , 484 , 49 ; Antwerp , 8 £ , 8 *; Eastern ot ^ Francc ^ aSit' 35 | : Great Luxembourgs , 2 i , 2 i ; East Indian , 2 i , 2 $ pm . ; ditto Extension , 18 , If-bm . ; Bombay , par , £ ; Paris and Lyons , 22 f ,. 23 pm . ; Paris and Orleans , 48 , 50 ; Paris and Rouen , 40 , 42 ; Namur and Liege , Bfc 6 |; Seinde , gjpm . ; Northern of France , 35 J , 35 J ; Western of France , 5 J , Gi pm . ; Great Western of Canada , I 7 i , 17 f ; Agua Frias , I , I ; Colonial Gold , J , i ; Imperial Brazil , 2 . J , 3 ? Cocaes , 2 , 2 J ; St . John Del Rey , 30 , 32 ; Santiago de Cuba , 6 , 64 ; Peninsulas , £ dis ., par ; Linares , 7 , 7 £ x . d . ; Pontigibeaud , 15 ; 16 ; South Australian ( copper ) , par , 4 pm . ; Cobrae ( copper ) , 60 , 52 ; United Mexican , 6 * . 6 J ; Waller , 4 , i ; Australasian Bank , 80 , 82 ; London Chartered Bank , 20 , 21 ; Union of Australia , 05 , 67 ; Australian Agricultural , 28 , 30 ; Canada Government : 8 ix ^ per Cent . Bonds , 108 | , 1094 ; Crystal Palace . 3 ? , 35 ; Goneral Screw Steam Shipping Company , 15 , 16 ; North British Australasian Land and Loan , a , 1 ; Scottish Australian , I , ? pm . ; South Australian Laud , 37 , 38 .

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      FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE . ( Tuesday , April 3 . 'BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED . — WiixrAM and J ? b . edejhok Henby EWGiiAND . Wcstbury . Wiltshiro , woolloa cloth ^ manufacturers . BANKRUPTS . —WionATSt JoKnES . OxfbTd-atreet , Rrooor—TitOMA-S Hahvey , Groat St . Helen's , money scrivener—Mattdcbw Henby FiiANcra , Goorgo-yard , Lombard-stroot , >'» dealor in mining shares—William Aj 3 riNy jun ., Morgan's-, 4 « no , Tooley-streot , Southwork , carrier—Spbnoeu Pkeoe- . VAii Pjlumbu , Now City-chambers , morohant — Wilmam ' -MiTiZ . hr , Wbltpohapol-road , coffoo-houso koopor—t John Bakbb , 0 B * stohnroh , Islo of Shoppy , grooor—WiLiiiAM ( Kiimp , 43 uUdford / draper—Ambbohb Eaton , Milk-stroot , ¦ Choapsido , waroliousoman — Sa ^ iubi . rB > AVDAxa . u : WoHlng- ' . borough , shoo manuftujturor— OiiAittBS JosHPn Pablo vs ., ' - "Strniid , -Httiogrrtphor ~ -Br ) WAED LoGuaoN . 'H&tftold , 'baker ¦ - ^ Dkoicab XaoiUBDaoN , ! Birmingham , pon-holdor maaufacturor—John Bsookcs , BlrmiiiKham , braco

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      BIRTHS , MARRLA . GES , AND DEATHS . \ BXR 1 \ HS . XOWIiLL . —MarchlS , at Boston , United States , the wife of Augustus Lowell , Esq ., daughter of the Hon . Abbott Lawrence , late United States Minister Plenipotentiary at ' theConrt of'St . Jamet ' s : a son . . OPONSONBY . ^ March 27 ^ at Down Amney , Wilts , tho JLady Maria Ponsonby : a daughter . __ 'WALSINGHAM .- ! -Tttaroh 28 , iri ArUngton-streot , Lady'WalsinghBmj ^ a ^ augfater . - MARRIAGES . HOIiLBS- ^ O'CONNOR .- 'MarDh 29 , at St . Georgo ' s Church , Hanover > -sqaare , ' Colonel J . J . Hollos , twenty-flfth regiment ( the King's Own Borderers ) , to Jane , widow of Major William O'Connor , late of tho samo Regiment . 'MASTERS—BANES . — March 29 , at Old Milton Ohurbh , next Grwvesand , Kent , Captain Mostora , R . M-, to Isabella , third daughter-of tho late . Mr . E . Banos , of GUlingham , Kent . DEATHS . BLANO . —March 17 , accidentally , at Bnlaldava , Edward Lo Blano , Esq ., Sargoon to H . M . Ninths Begiment of Foot , and youngest son of tho late William Lo Blano , Esq ., aged ' thirty-nine . < BOYNH . —Maroh 80 , at his town rosldenco . -Gustavus , -sixth Viscount Boyno . NIOnOLLS March 31 , Charlotte , wife of Rov . A . B . Nioholls / and daughter of Rov . P . Bronto , A . B ., Incumbent of HawOrth , Yorkshire , aged thirty-eight . » WBRRY . —Fob . 0 , nt Alloppo , Nathantel "William Werry , Esq ., sinco 1853 , Consul in Syria for H . B . M . ' s Government , aged sovonty-throo .

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      I^Oles's Alg'a Marina Is Tho Concen-Kj Ftratod ' Essonco &T Thosca-Wccdcontaining In A Highly

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    • Leader (1850-1860), April 7, 1855, page 334, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2085/page/22/