... Jorciqu in elliqence. PRANCE, It is stated that the principal if not the only cause of the President's visit to Baden is connected with matrimonial pro- jeets, and that the visit was made at the instance of the Grand Yuche-s Stephanee. The lady who is spoken of as likely to share the honours of the Presidence is a grand-daughter of the Grand Duchess, whose danzhter was married Prince Gustave ...

... R(WJCP00IT Z001 Al ?? ?? _ Pr On Tuesday, the Twenillmslvenlh instant, at two, at the B~rokers'' Di bales Boom. Atbherton-buldsingi, Dale-street, dri ?? Bale'a East India WOOL. RC For catalogues, dr.. apply to HUGHtES & RONALD, -Wool Brokers. La At two o'clock, on Tuesda vth Niwentptreve~t in ant' theo Brokrs'aleRoom 10 Noth Jbristret.Liverpool, re 1,000 Bales East India WOOL. Apply to AI.IIOA ...

... LOOK :TrO YOuR P OCCETS. T ADIES' CASHMER1 BOOTS 2s, 6d., Patent. PUM PS 25., ME3NS' BLUCHERS Jj 4s. 6d.,'Full Length WELLINGTONI BOOTS 8s. Gd., GENTS.' FRENCH WELLINGTONS 12s. 6d. CLARENCE BOOTS 7s. 6d., at J. H. MI TCHEL ?? WHOLESALE & R E T A I L B °O T A N D S H O E W A R E H O U S E, 40, LOWGATE, HULL, (TnREs Doo RS FROM SoA.LE LANE END.) 'FRESH ARRIVAL OF SUMMER DRESSES. EDWIN DAVIS'S ...

... 'This Day (Friday) the 16th instan, t Elvn o'clock, at the Hanover-rooma, Thb T)ART of 'the LIBRARY of a olergyman, re- Xmoveod fbr the purpose Of sale, with numerous mis- ' cellaneous cOOKS, consigned for unreserved sale. Amongst other valuable Work-s may be mentioned :-Wyld's Atlas, 0th, 31'CUlloch's Commercial Dicthionry, Buchanan on Mill. in work, by Weale ;Smneatou's Reports. 8 volse ...

... TO THlE, Electors of the County of Banff. G LINT L mi , -. I Beg to thank yout vory sincerely for thle cordial, support so whi A widely pronaised to Inc during miy Canvass9, whbich ovinces try, your approbation of the l)oliteeal Views I have coma forward to bet zdlvocatc, and hatve had ain Opaportunity of explaining to moslt of thbs you personally. IHs, I now beg to inform you that the days of ...

... JIAMES COC(IllAN'S WINE & SPIRIT, ALE \: PORTER STORES, No. I, CASTL\ P LACE, FIFTH 10D0!.e FROM THE DONEGALL ARMIS. THE CELEBRATED BITTER ALE. IN 1'RIME ORDE1R. 1140 JUST OPENED, FAMILY GROCERY, TEA, AND COFFEE N. ESTABLISHMENT, 2/No. 23, DONEGALL STREET, GEORGE STAVELY, Proprietor. 9th July, 1852. ?? ~ -1528 JUS'T RECEIVED), BEAU'TIFUL AS3SORTMENT OF L]Lhelth SAD SILVER FISH, From 9d. to 2s ...

... No. 1, ROTTEN ROW, DERBY. H SMIdTH, GENERAL and FURNISHING IRONMONGER CUTLER, BELL HANGER, GAS FITTER, OIL and COLOUR MERCHANT, &c., having succeeded to the Business lately conducted Ad gad G. HOLNES, Cutlers, &c., begs to submit to the inspection of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and his f ,ds generally, the whole of his good and well selected STOC.a w3ving a thorough practical knowledge of ...

... THE QQUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. T J MR. JOHN C. JOSEPH, PATENTEE AND MANAGER. On THIS EVENING (Friday), July 30, 1852, will be performed Knowles's Play of VI RGINIUS. Virginils, Mr. C. Dillon; ICiliua, Mr. B. Vandenhoff; servia, Mrs. Barrett; Virginia, Miss M. Hodson. A grand Pas de Deux, by Miss Caroline Parkes and Mons. Richards. l To conclude with the Opera of THE DEVIL'S BRIDGE. Count Belino, ...

... TEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Fifth Appearance of the youthful American Artistes, Misses KATE and ELLEN BATEMAN. On THIS EVENING (Friday), July 9, 1852, the per- fomances will commence with the Burletta entitled SPRING GARDENS. After vwhich the #'terlude of MY GRANDMO ER'S PET. General Beauvoir, Mr. Batenl ; Joseph, Kate Bateman. In the Course of the Evening e Baud will perform the Young Cou Polka To ...

... H11ARDS' FARINACEOUS FOOD c for INFANTS and INVALIDS.-This article, which for so I many years has proved to be the best and purest food, contains those i propertireawhich pyrevent acdtassdlcestion, andimupart suh I be angth to Ihe fant a hanot be obtsined from any other dl et.Sold by aillchenhista and druggists, patent me. dbmse venderts, grocers, tadealers, Italian warehonsemen, and con.1 ...

... MAGNIFICENT DAMASK TABLECLOTHS, s five yards long, 15s.exach; dinner napkins to match, 8S 6d. ,er dozen; breaast hs. 6d., and fish napkins, 2s. 6d. per dozen; a arge collection of splandld designs in German, Irish, Scotch, and Barsley table linens, with napkins and sids elos to correspond; gout Ipuen a deetl, nearly three yards wide, I2s. &d. per pair- ?? strong unbler , J.lor veant use, 4. Od ...

... TrO the CORRESPONDENTS of the late Dr. i CIIALMElt&-Tbe Rev. Dr. HANNAbeingerngged n pro- parig for Publication a SELECTION from the CODR POSVENCE of Dr. Chalmers ?? requests that Persons posiessing letters of public importance or petuliar private interest, will do him the favor to forward them wiv hiut delay, under cover, to Mesers. Tbo. a Constable and o.,pPublishers, 31, Et. Andrew-square, ...