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    • jTT E11 MAJESTY'S THE AT It E. I I. Titieus, Alboni, Piccolomiui, Belletti, Beneventano, Vialetti, Aldighieri, and Giugliui.
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      Xho following arrangements have been made : — On Tuesday , June 29 , LUISA MILLER . And a Divertissement from Aumer ' s admired Ballet LA SON NAMBULA , in which Mdlle . Rosati will make her first appearance . On Thursday , July 1 . Extra Night . IL TJROVATOEE and & Divertissement , with Mdlle . Rosati and Mdlle . Pocchini . The Opera commences at 8 o ' clock . Applications to be made at the Box-office at the Theatre .

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      MISS KEMBLE has the honour to announce that , by the kind permission of the Right Hon . tho Earl of Ellesmere , her MORNING CONCERT will take place in the Gallery of Bridgewater House , on WJBDNESDAY next , Juno 30 , on which occasion sho will be assisted by 'the following eminent artists :- ^ Madame Viardot Garcia , Mr . Santley , tiignor Mario ( his on ' . y appearance at any concert this season ) , Mr . Chas . Halle , Signor Piatti , and Herr Joachim . —Tickets , One Guinea each , to be obtained at Mr . Mitchell's Itoyal Library , 33 , Old Bond-street ; and at the principal Musicsellers .

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      MISS ARA . BELLA . GODDARD'S MATINEE MUSICALE will take place at Willis ' s Rooms , on Saturday , June 26 th . To commence at Three o'clock pro * cisely , when she will be assisted by Herr Joseph Joachim , Herr Gotfrie , and Signor Piatti . The Prbgrame will inolude Schubert ' s Sonata , in B minor ( Op . 42 ) , Tussek ' s Quartett in E flat , J . S . Bach ' s Suites in D major , Theme with variations for Piano and Viola , and Beethoven ' s Grand Sonata ( dedicated to Kreutzerj . Reserved seats , 10 s . 6 d . ; unreserved , 7 s . To be had of Miss A . Goddard , 47 , Welbeckstreet ; and at the principal Musicsellers . :

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      r AST WEEK OF MO 2 ^ T BLANC—MR . JLrf ALBERT SMITH'S VESUVIUS , NAPLES , POMPEII , aud MONT BLANC will close on Tuesday Eveuing , July 6 th .

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      T \ R . ICAHN'S ANATOMICAL AND PAXJ THOLOGICAL MUSEUM , 3 , Tichljorne-street , opposite the Hayrnarkot . Open daily . Admission ! One Shilling . Lectures by DR . KAHN at Three and Bight . Dr . Xahii ' s ' Niue Lectures on tho Philosophy of Marriage , & . c , sent post free on receipt of 12 Stamps .

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      A CLEAR COMPLEXION 11 ! /^< ODITREY'S EXTRACT OF ELDER \ JT PLOWERS is strongly recommended for Sof tening , Improving , Beautifying , and Preserving the Skin , and giving it a blooming and charming appearance . It will completely remove Tan , Sunburn , Redness , &e-, and by Its Balsamic and Healing qualities , render the skin soft , pliablo , and froo from dry ness , &c , clear it from every humour , pimple , or eruption , and by continuing its use only a short time , tlie skin will become and continue- soft and smooth , and tho complexion perfectly clear and beautiful . Sold in bottles , price 2 s . 9 d ., by all Medicine Vendors and Perfumers .

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      BLAIR'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS . Price is . lid . and 2 s . 9 d . per box . r | lHIS preparation is one of the benefits which J- tlie science of modern chemistry has conferred upou mankind ; for during the first twenty years of the present century to speak of a euro for tho Gout was considered & romanco ; but now tho eilloacy and safety of this medicine is so fully demonstrated by unsolicited testimonials from porsons in every rank of life , that public opinion proclaims this as ono of tho most important discoveries of the uresent age . Those Pills require no restraint of diet or confinement during their use , and are certain to prevent tho disease attacking any vital part . Sold by all Medicine Vendors . See tho name of " Thomas Pkout , 229 , Strand , London , " on tho Government Stamp .

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      r pRI £ SEMA . R , —Protected by Royal Letters ^ t ? at i of England , and secured by the seals of tho Eoolo do Pharmacio do Paris , and tho Imperial College of Medicine , Vionna . Triesemar , No . 1 , is a remedy for relaxation , spermatorrhoea , and exhaustion of tho system . Triosoinar , No . 2 , effectually , in the short space of three days , completely and entirely eradicates all traces of thoso disorders which capsules havo so long been thought an autidotofor , totho ruin of tho health of avastportion of tho population . Triesemar . No . S . is the great Continental remedy for that class or disorders which unfortunately tho English physician treats with morcury , totho inevitable destruction of the patient ' s constitution , and which all tlio sarsapa-ril a in the world cannot remove , Triesomar , Noa . 1 , 2 , and 3 , aro alike devoid of taste or smell , and of all njusoatlng qualities . They may lie on tho toilet tablo without their use being suspectod .-Sold in tin cases , price lls ., rreo by post Is . 8 d . oxtra to any part of the United Kingdom , or four cases in one for 33 a ., by post , 3 a . 2 d . oxtra , which saves lls , ; and in 51 . cases , whereby there isasaving orl ( . i 2 s . ; divided Into separate doscn , as administered by Valpeau , Lanoinand , Roiix , &c . Sold by 1 ) . Church , 78 , Gracochuroh-strect ; Bartlett Jlooper , 43 , King William-stroet : U . e . Watts , 17 , Strand ; l ' rout , 2 v ! 0 , Strands Hannay . tM , Oxford-street ; ganger , 1 ( 10 , Oxrord-streot , London s Jt . JU . Inghurn , Markot-streot , Manchester and Powell , 16 , Wob * - moroland-street , Dublin .

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      in sober prose , What has it done ? what is it doing ? what is it likely to do for musical art in this country ? A mouldy old house in a forgotten street , resembling nothing so much as an asylum for decayed undertakers , alone gives it a local habitation and a name . Let us hope that the ample and generous pro- , ceeds of the concert a . t St . James ' s Hall will make the-Royal . Academy of Music something more real than the Mrs . Harris of British musical circles . On the same day a remarkable concert , for the benefit of tlie Warwick Catholic Schools , was given at the Hanoveb-sqcake ltooMs , and vas attended by all the elite of the Catholic aristocracy . On Thursday afternoon Mr . Charles Halxk gave the second of his Classical Chamber Concerts at Willis ' s Rooms , before a select company of admirers of the choicest art ; while Madame Bassano and Herr Kdhe were in possession of the Haitover-sqitarb lioosis ,

      | and rejoicing in the presence of a distinguished and delighted assemblage . On Friday Madame Szarvady ' s third and last Matine ' e filled Willis ' s Rooms with beauty , and the fair and fascinating pianiste played , as no one else can play , those wild and wayward compositions of Chopin and Stephen Heller , which have something so shattered and so piercing in their melancholy grace that only the most finely and delicately organized musical natures can interpret them . The exquisite movbidezza of Madame Szarvady ' s touch makes such music all her own . This afternoon , the first of English pianists ( not easily excelled by any living pianist ) , Miss Arabella Goddard , gives her Matine ' e Musicale at Willis ' s Rooms , and we doubt hot she will receive a welcome due to the young lady who , in the bloom of her years , has achieved a reputation in musical Europe which England has a right to cherish as a national honour .

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      London , Friday Evening , Juno 25 . The amount of business that tako * place now in the Stock Exchange is really nominal . Consols being shut there are few bargains even amongst speculators . Tho Government broker makes small purchases daily in Reduced and Now Three per Cont ., but tlio market is languishing from want of business . Foreign stooks are somewhat lower . Turkish Six per Cents , at about 05 . The trade of the country roinnins ho inactive that eno cannot , expect to boo an improvement in stocks or shares . The traillo returns or thn

      several Hues exhibit moat discouraging decreases , all show weakness , and the rumours of decreased dividends make tlio hearts of shareholders sink within them . The groat fall of the week , howevor , has been in the once favourite stock Caledonian now quoted at 74 , in six months a fall of nearly 20 per cont . There the decrease- in tralllo goes on steadily at about 100 ? , per weok , varied by this week ' s decrease , being 1200 J . The sales from the north have been continuous and heavy , Perhaps the now system now adopting by Glasgow banks of being more particular in their advances on railway property is forcing stock into the market .

      In the heavy share market . Groat Westerns have boon at 4 . 31 , but have recovored 1 per cent . Midlands show the best trallio ; oven thoynt 01 are dear enough . Indian guaranteed shares are very little in de mand , and all hough 1 ' ronch and foreign railway sharon nro slightly firmer , there is no amount of business doing likely to force thorn nmcli higher . Canadian shares rule Mat , and this may bo said of

      all American securities . Illinois Central , once at 30 premium , are now at 24 discount . ] Ne \ v York and Erie shares have receded , to 15-17 , a fall of 80 per cent , since the winter . There has been , some demand in Land shares , Canada and Australian , this week . Joint-Stock Sank shares are better thought of . Mining and miscellaneous shares remain with no great or marked feature .

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      BRITISH PUNDS FOR THE PAST WEEK . ( CxogiNa Pkicks . ) Sat . Mon . lhtes . \ Wed . \ Thur . Frid . Bank Stock ............ 221 ...... 221 221 220 221 * 3 per Cent . Red . 95 i 953 96 96 i 96 95 i 3 per Cent . Con . An ...... 96 96 96 9 G Consols for Account ...... 95 i 95 | 95 J 95 ? 95 J Now 3 per Cent . An . 95 s 95 j 96 . 96 9 tii 95 J New 2 i per Cents ... ...... „ .... ...... ...... ...... Loiig Ans . 1 S 85 ............ ...... 18 J 18 i ...... ...... India Stock--...- ...-. .... ...... ¦ .... ; . ' ...... ...... ...... Ditto Bonds , JB 1000 16 p 17 p ...... ...... 17 p ...... Ditto , under jGIOOO ...... 17 p 21 p Ex . Sills , . £ 1000 ...... 80 s . Sip 32 p 32 p 36 p ...... Ditto , £ 500 .. 20 p 22 p 18 p 22 p 33 p 33 p Ditto , Small 22 p ...... 22 p 23 p 33 p

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      FOREIGN FUNDS . ( LA . STQFF 1 C 1 . A-I . QUOTATION DUBINO THE ¦\ VBEKBNDIIfO FfiiDAr Evening . ) Brazilian Bonds . ....... ... Portuguese 4 perCents . ... Buenos Ayres 6 p . Cents ... Russian Bonds , 5 per Chilian 0 per Gents ....... ... Cents ... ; ...... ... Chilian 3 perCents ... Russian 1 $ perCents .... 1 O 2 J Dutch 2 i perCents ... ... Spanish .... ... Dutch -4 per Cent . Certf . ... Spanish Committee Cer- ¦ Equador Bonds ... cf Coup , not fun- Mexican Account ... Turkish 6 per Cents ... Peruvian 4 j per Cents .... ... Turkish New , 4 ditto .... 101 | Portuguese 3 per Cents . ... Vunezuela 4 i per Cents .. ...

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      FliOM THE LONDON GAZETTE . ' 1 'uesday , June 22 . BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED . — Henet Fkancis Norton , York-street , St . James ' s , Westminster , brushseller . BANKRUPTS . —Frederick Hemey Pakkbb and John Balsdon , Bristol , wine and spirit merchants — Iba . a . c Kkbhan and Charles Oxlky , High-street , Borough , hop factors— Henktt Williams , Ludgate-hill , umbrella and parasol manufacturer—SoiOMON Cross , West Bromwich , Staffordshire , general factor—Chaules Stunt . Oxfordstreet , watchmaker—Edwaki ) Low , Fleet-street , licensed victualler—RoituuT Duncan Gerard , Walbrook , City , and Coylon , general merchant and commission agent—Jambs Uouke , Tottenham-court-road and JEdgowaro-road , hatter —Philip Abraham BAUNESand John Barnes , Blaudford Forum , Dorsetsliiro , woolstaplera—Joseph Ainlby , Elland , near Halifax , Yorkshire , woollen manufacturer Thomab Bbkt and Wiloam Jonathan Beet , Shollicld , merohants —William Newman , late of Boughton Moncbelska , Kent , now of Maidsto-no . brewor , maltster , and retailor of beer . SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS . - James Stevenson , Argylo-street , Glasgow , fancy paper box maker—Joan LAWGtANDS XODNG , GloSROW , Slater—ROBKUT BKGUUB , Holcnsburgh , provision and coal merchant — William Mvnbo , llaughs of Wnrdwoll , farinur—Geokom Howai , Woodhead , farmer . Friday , June 25 . BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED . —James H . Nonius , Birmingham , paper dealer — Richard Tbjbdbniuck :, Grosham Houses . Old Broad-street , sharobrokor . itANKRUFrS . — Geokob Smith , The Pantoohnicon , Qucon ' s-road , Brighton , cabinet maker—Thomas John PATXBB 8 ON , Bristol , saihnakor—Gkobgb Buckkey , - Upper North-street , Bothnnl-greeii , deal and mahogany merchant —Jambs Miles , Richmond , Surrey , grocer—Jobbph Lunt , Birmingham , victualler—Kobkut Atkinson , Nowoastloupoii-Tvnu . hosier—JonN Stokes Hutchingb , Dorchester , coach builder—J amiss SiiKPrAKD , Spread Eaglo Hotel , "Wandsworth , Surrey , licensed victualler—William Sha . w , Lincoln , bookseller—Oiia . hi . K 8 Ayton , Attloborough , Norfolk , builder—John Tonkb , Birmingham , printer . SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS—Robkbt Kay , lately residing at Balbirnio Cottage , Markinoh , deceased , woolspinnor—Thomas Ihkland , somotinio of Nether Urquhart , Fife , deceased—William Muniio , Haughs of Wardwoll , BnnfTshlro , farmer—Geohok Howatt , Woodhoad of Auohingoul , Uanlfthire , farmer—Jameh Okay , jun ., Glasgow , morcliant—VioToii James Assolaui , Glasgow , professor of modorii languages— RouititT Kay and Son , Markinoh , woolsplnnors ,

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      No . 431 , Jtjub 26 , 1858 . ] THE LEA BE U . 621

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      Thk Boabd of Tbadk Returns for the past month were issued on Thursday morning , and again show a heavy falling off in the declared value of our exportations , the difference as compared with the corresponding month of the past year , being 1 , 117 , 556 / . The heaviest redaction has been in woollen goods and metals , especially iron , chiefly from , the stagnation of the American and colonial trade . Cottons have been rather largely taken , owing to the better character of the Eastern demand ; but the large majority of articles are on the unfavourable side , and the return indicates that the opinions occasionally expressed that some general revival of

      activity was taking place was unfounded . The total of oar exports for the first five months of the year has been 43 , 226 , 37 U , showing a decrease of 6 , 969 , 170 * ., or nearly fifteen , per cent- As compared with the corresponding five months of 1856 , the reduction has been only 80 , 958 / . With regard to imported commodities , a large increase in the arrivals of wheat , flour , and other grain , is the chief feature . The supplies of tea have been considerable , and there has also been an increase in the quantity taken into use . The consumption of cocoa , tobacco , fruits ,, and spices , likewise shows an augmentation , while in that of coffee , sugar , wines , and spirits , there has again been a falling dfT . —Times .

      Thk Papeb Duty . —A meeting to advocate the repeal of the paper duty took place on Thursday ; Mr . Milner Gibson , M . P ., in . the chair . Several resolutions were carried , including one for opening a subscription to aid in the agitation of the subject . Mr . Bailue , the present Solicitor-General for Scotland , will succeed Mr . Inglia as Lord-Advocate , 4 nd doubtless as M . P . for Stamford .

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      MARRIAGES . MORTIMER—HOW .-On the 22 nd inst , at Sfc . Paul's Church , near Newnort , Isle of Wight , Henry , sou of William Mortimer , Esq ., of Castlehold , Newport , to Mary Anne , daughter of Honry How , ISsii ., of Purbrook , Hants , and niece of William How , Esq ., of Bello Croft . PULLEY—JEFFERY . —On the 22 nd inst .. at St . Luke ' s Chapel , in the Cathedral , Norwich , William Pulley , Esq ., of Lincoln ' s-inu , barrister-at-law , to Honor Anne , eldest daughter of the lato Clare Joffcry , Esq ., of Swaffham , Norfolk . TOWER-BAIRD . —On the 23 rd inst ., at St . James ' s Church , Piccadilly , 'l'homas , second son of Christopher Thomas Tower , Esq ., of VVeald Hall , Essex , to Sarah Anne , eldest daughter of Francis liaird , Esq ., of 22 , Rutland-gate .

      DEATHS . BEAN . —On the 20 th inst ., at tho Grovo Carobenvcll , Edward Bean , Esq ., in his 79 th year . ORlt—On Saturday , tlio 19 th inst ., at midnight , at the residence of Iris brother-in-law , Greenliill , near Barnut , Herts , Major Sutherland , Q . G . Orr , lato commanding tho 3 rd Regiment of Hyderabad Cavalry , aged 42 . This gallnnt and distinguished olllcer succumbed , aftor several months of severe suffering , to the results of anxiety , fatigue , and exposure of the last Mliow and Central India campaign . TURNER . —On tho 20 th inst ., at Lee Cottage , Old Bromntou , Davvson Turner , Esq ., P . R . S . and P . S . A ,, lato of Great Yarmouth , in his 83 rd yoar .

      BIRTHS , MARRIAGES , AND DEATHS . BIRTHS . CRAWSHAY . —On the 15 th inst , at Fourchaunbault . Nievre , France , the wife of Walter Crawshay , Esq .: a daughter . SHUBRICK . —On the 17 th inst ., at Bay's-hill Lawn , Cheltenham , the wife of Lieut-Col . Shubrick , 5 th Regt . M . N . I .: a daughter . ' : ¦ ' TAYLOR .-On the 18 thinst ., at Milton House , Dunoon , the wife of William Taylor , Esq ., Ovcrnewton , Victoria : a son .

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      CORN MARKET . Mark-lane , Friday , Juno 25 . Theue has been a fair supply of foreign wheat during the week ; but the supplies of English wheat and flour have been rather snaall . Tho value of the latter has been fully maintained , and in some instances an advance had taken place . Barley lias been in moderate request ; quotations unaltered . Arrivals of foreign oats have again been large ; former prices for Russian oats have beeii . barely maintained , lieans and peas scarce and dear .

      Jtt E11 Majesty's The At It E. I I. Titieus, Alboni, Piccolomiui, Belletti, Beneventano, Vialetti, Aldighieri, And Giugliui.

      jTT E 11 MAJESTY'S THE AT It E . I I . Titieus , Alboni , Piccolomiui , Belletti , Beneventano , Vialetti , Aldighieri , and Giugliui .

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      Blackburn , 10 , 11 ; Caledonian , 75 , 76 ; Chester and Holyhead , 33 , 35 ; Eastern Counties , 60 . 61 ; Great Northern , 100 , 101 ; Great Southern and Western ( Ireland ; , 103 , 104 . Great Western , 49 it 49 j ; Lancashire and Yorkshire , 89 , ' 89 }; London and Blackball , 6 } , 6 i ; London , Brighton , and South Coast , 107 , 108 ; London and North-Western , 893 , 9 U ; London and South - Western , 92 , 93 ; Midland , 91 , 91 }; North-Eastern ( Berwick ) , 89 $ , 90 i ; South-Eastem , ( Dover ) , 67 i , 671 ; Antwerp and Rotterdam , 5 | , 51 ; ; Dutch Ktienish , 5 i , 4 } dis . ; Eastern of France ( Paris and Strasbourg ) . 25 , 254 • Great Central of France , ——; Great Luxembourg , 7 | , 75 ; Northern of France , 87 i , 37 J ; Paris > and Lyons , 3 flJ , 30 |; Royal Danish , , : Itoyal Swedish ¦— - ; Sambre and Meuse , 7 fc , 7 J .

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    • Leader (1850-1860), June 26, 1858, page 621, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2248/page/21/