... fl*liCird~atOU0. I GRAND EXPOSITION OF DRESS FOR iS51.- H E Establishment of S A NI U E L ,T B R 0 T H E R S, Merchant Tailors, Outfitters, e and Woollen Drapers, No. 29, Lusdgate-hill, one Door t from the Old Bailey, has long been known and famed b throughout tile Grcat Metropolis and Kingdom as the c only House in which the Best Articles, the most Un- v paralleled Varieties, and the most ...

... NoTICE to SIIIPPERS.-For CALCUTTA Dirct-The PRINCE OF WALES wvill RCECEIVE bjj,;&su IE.MINT G OODS in the East India Docks until Four ocloict TO Iii1;RLOW.X-F. Green ,ad co., 64, Cornhill. F ORPhILDELHIAfro Liverpool.-Tile ~eeat-slip CiY ofMANHESERCapt. CAto-smo, 10th Septmbe, sd th C~Y o 0 LSGOCat. LFUTCii, Sth October. Firt cbin 22guieas50c-li ca~nlog ?? further par- ticl~r, se iradhaw ...

... SALE OF FURNITURE AT THE AUCTION MART, 42, GREY STitEELT: MESSRS ANDERSON AND MACK .EL ,to eunc0 that they will ,~BL4ty PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Rooms, 42 Grey Street, on Thursday the 4th September, at I] A.., Large QUANTITY of HOUSEHOLD L-. FURNITURE. consigned to them by various Parties, coq3prising Drawine, Dining, Bad Room, and li ?? Furniture, in great Vnriety, full Particulats of .ich ...

... U S EFUL HOU8ElOLD W O It KS. [OFFJCES, 69, 17LBET.-TRSEIT, LONDON ;] Published by HoUoL5TON and STONE3MAN, 65, j Paternoster-row. H 1IE FAMILY 'FRIEND, [an Establishled Magazine, published upon the First and Fifteentli of Every Month, price Two-pence. Thirty-two pages, beautifully printed, and neatly covered. The following is the type of THE OPINION formed of I Tata FAMILY FRIEND, and ...

... 9WiPPtn%. j.P Q OADING AT HULL, FOR >, LJ WYBURG (Direct), the Barque s J WOLGA, Capt. Tios. SPENCE ; has the greatest part of her Cargo engaged, and is intended to sail the 6th September. GEE & CO.; or BROWN, ATKINSON, & CO. Hull, 20th August, 1851. OADING AT HULL, FOR ELSLNORE and DANTZIG, the fine A 1 Brig CATO, Capt. JNO. FEA; intended to sail 28th instant. GEE & CO. Hull, 20th ...

... OYAL AMPHITHEATRE, 15, Great Chassrlotte-street. Sole Leosse and Manager, Mr. W. R. COELAnD. LAST ,rwo NIGHTS of the Engagement of LA DANSEUSE FlRNCAISE, Mad'lle. VI ,TORINE LEGRAIN, and it. AjrlN;.-Constinued Efmngagemest of Mr. BAnd LhI SULLI. VANq.-Ths Eveniig (Friday), August 22nd, VENICE PRE. ERNVED Pierre, Mr. Brniy Sullivan ; Oelvidera, Mi1s 1is. Ainken. And the grand Ballet of LE ...

... WEIGHING MACHINES AND WEIGH BRIDGES, *P NJ~kA~bUS SIZES AND POWERS, VARYIGFlf THREE CWT. TO THIRTY TONS; :8COTLAND-ROAD FOUNDRY, WARRINGTON. TH NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ?? E N RY PFOST E R MWA2TCHIMA KHR A ND rE WrELLER, (namssrlnsusc ?? OF TWE TY-OIO YEARS IN5 WILL5AlSIN-SON.5AREX 1 Btsotitslly Informns his friends atkd the public, that be has ?? more convenient Premnises6. II No. 54, CHURCH-STREET ...

... THE CENSUS. OF 1851. The MAercury and ,Supplement of Friday next, August 29, will contain a complete Return of the Population of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, with other interesting particulars relative to the late Censuse - On the receipt of five postage stamps, copies of the ffercurry and- Supplernen will be forwarded to any part of the country. ...

... NOrICE._-WARKWORTH I! IIF ANNUAL BALL will be held in the , srttiiY RooM !f the SUN INN. Wark worth, on %1ONDY ti~e 25th Inst., in Aid of te W rk ?? ADs BAZAAR Ill also be held in Aid of the same harity, ,,n the f ?? Mornings-Tuesday, the 26th, sud ?? Instant. ?? eenfor Ball at Nine ?? P.M. Admit- Doors spceets orzis.ar at Ten A.M. Admittance ls lach. W- A Brand of Music, under the Direction ...

... PERSONS WANTED. App TIANTED, for the CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS, an Wexperienced FEMALE ASSISTANT.-For address see ti e ReferenCe List at the Mercury-cOffice. W ANTED, aYOT who has been accustomed to a RETAIL HA UINEss.-Apply at 22, Old Hay- V' market, LiverpooL- a s ?? TED, aative YOUNG WOMAN, for a FLOuR by I ACV cu RCERY SHOP in thle country. A good cheracter -- wilbe ?? by letter addressed G 4 ...

... EXHIIBITORS. The follo'ving system of advertising has been IG adopted for the purposo of affording to Exhibitors a greater A promin.2ice of description than is possible in the ery con- 1 Erned space allowed by the official catalogue of the Great le Exhibition; and to givo them an opportunity of referring t1 to their general merchandise, of which the articles exhi- tc bited are samples. In ...

... H OUSEHOLD FURNITURNE. BY MR. WALKER, loans ursdaYnext, the 28th instant, at Eloven o'clocklprecisOly, oa t be p rselssise, No. 7, Ivy-street, B loom.street, near the °eeiallO rplhan, Asylum, ru11B genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, l and other Effects, of a lady declining housekeeping, om- rjng lleat French and half-tester bedsteads, feather beds cPI' , hests of drawers, toilet tables asid giasses ...