... I rI , ~'ow.ing UBIAC SPRVICES witbhednte I Th od in coatlvl5ion with the ANNIVRlIISARY of pis 61uI)ITRI iT A VXLLIAR Y to the London Mission- .e ciety - iner .Nineteenths, SERMOZ'l will be I1~; 00S D7,5'tpreacehd at- c,,ra CHAPEL-Ilk ?? morning, at half-past tins 00 PSA the llieV. WILLIAX :,LATYERt, Missiomlar3' fron, LdnstiziriCHAPHL-In thle morning, at balf-M41. Re. f t. WEEKNS. thle ...

... I ?? f ADVElRT Lsk1ssftS.-I one i At thiti season of the yeur, when wee usually lay aside our or f/i winter garments for the more light and airy summer ceattime, fthe iautidry, as~ a natural consequenssce gets busy. We havev TJ pleasure int reminding our, fair, reader s of tile Glwulleld Patent - btarch, which, we observe, is now used in noe lessen setteblih- TION, g I recutea thatie lguittry ...

... JADTERTISEaIENT.] FoRTY THOUSAND OF UNCLE ToN's CABiN AimANACW;s hove aIreayttybouLL called for, and the sale Still contitnues large. Though published at ONE StHILLING Zolsly, it formn a Complete wosrk on Slavery. It is illustratea with uspwards of twenty enlgavinlgs, fmom designs by George Cruikshaklt. J. Gilbert, W. Ibarvey, Phiz, and other Artists. The contents of the work are-1. A ...

... THECOMMdERCIALSALERBO(MS. STERNE'SBUILDINCS, PAPR HNGIGSLEEDS. PAPER UANGINGS IN GREAT VARIErY. Messrs. HFppER and BARKER will BELL BY AUCTION, at their BoOen. on Tucsda, sext, March Sixlicelth, 1852, a LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SiOCK OF Ai PAPER EIANGIXNxS, manufactured on flock, satin, and plain grounds, the whole of which will be offered in lota to suit purchasers. Sale to commente at eleven ...

... uE LAT SUNDAY SCHOOL JUBILEE, T CELEBRATION AT HALIFAX. COPY of Resolutlons passed by the Sunday School Jubilee Committee, at their Meeting held in the British School goom, Great Alblon-Street., Halifax, June Seventeenth, 1852. * That the thabks of this meeting are due and are hereby ereby presented to Mr. A. DEAN. Joun.. for the very efficient 1~nrH hich lhe superintended and onudrnoted the ...

... RUPTURES EFFECTUALLY CURED WITUOUT A TRUSS. p EAD THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS, LIslced from nmany hundreds in the possession Of DR. BAIKERt.. 'I am happry to inform you that my rupture is quite cured.'-Rev. H.Berbica, May 17tb, 1851. emy rupture has never appeared since. I consider it a maira- cle to be cured after suff~ring twenty years,'-J. Edes, Eseq., June 2Ind, 1811, 'I have much pleasure ...

... ?? .,iIfictllanEoU~fi iRL A D O J O NES & Co., /1P ORIGINAL PATENTEBs AND MANUFACTURERS OF RICE STARCH, for which an Exhibition Prize- medal was awarded. This beautiful Starch, which REQUIRES NO BOILING, gives to linen a permanent stiffness and glaze, and is equally celebrated for the peculiar clear- ness it imparts to muslins and lace, as for the unrivalled EASE, with which the operation of ...

... BONNETS, BONNETS, BONNETS. T H.E largest; and cheapest Stock of New BONNETS its Hull; plain Straws in every malie T and size, DUNSTABLE from 3id., to LE(GHTORNS 21s. each; several Cases of FANCY STRAWS just received, from 121d. to 16s. each; several Dozens of CHILDREN'S FANCIES, in Tuscan and Grey mixtures. FANCY DRAWN BONNETS, from 4s. 9d. to 19s. 6d.; Dress Caps, from Is. to 8s, 9d. ; ...

... gable !Re. -- ttely. TO THE ELECTORS AND NON-ELECTORS aable OF THE TOWER HAMLETS. utl ENTLEMIEN,-In consequence of my having ulthoe b Eleetors u ?? asrequisition mast numerously signed both toe ?? and Stan-Eleetors, requesting me to allcow myself to be :o be pu~t in nomination as a Candidate for the Tower Hamlata at thle storY ensuring Election, I now come befora you to askc for your suffrages ...

... TO THE ELECTORS AND NON-ELECTORS OF THE TOWER HAMLETS. (.ENTLEMEN.-Ini consequence of my baving G.Abeen hosotured with a requisition m ost numerously signed both by Electors and S'ou.EleetOrs, reques5ti't me to allow myself to be pult itn nomination as a Candidate for the Tower Mamlets at the ensuing Election, I lww come before y'ou to asic for your euffirages and stippert. I ans also ?? to ...

... o Just Published, l2sno. Cloth, Price 4e ypost,4s. Gd RJI HE IIIGHTS AND DUTIES O PRO- T E IrEETY. By JOHN SAl OSTwe oBth. h motliig I The Author of thi i wvrk enters upOn. of e mot ein all thit expositionse of the 'lights and Dtutes of Proper 5 Ot ?? phaaes, whiich we remember to ?? met ?? , t he f andamentt rtronglytrecommend ' ittothose ho maeissb the 0n tonmeeta principles of Polbtical ...

... Mr. T. P. GREEr lO thanked for his encouraging letter. All'. FSKEIroN's Medical Adviser,' advertised in last week's Star of lFrecdom, is publisihed at One Penny, and not at a shilling, as announced TUE t.EFUGEE..-Among the Polish esiles who were recently eX- pelled from Repleblinanj Ft-once, for being Republicans, is a vetert wiry surgeon, whio completed his studie in the celebrated Yeleri. ...