... llOLMFIRrEH CALAMITY.' At 5) MEETING of the Subscribers to the Metropolitan Fund held at the Londen Tavern, Decemrber 1, 1852, 'AMUEL GURtNEY, jun., Esq., in the Chair, On the motion of H1. S. TiMsRNerois, Eeq.; seconded by CuanArs a JA~Cistn, Esq., it was umnairesusly resolved -That the sum of eight shillings in the pound be paid to all sub. scribers applying for the same oR or before the ...

... ORTUGTUESE ANNUITIES, 1843, for J.. 211,575.-The SEVENTEENTIH HALF-YEARLY IN- STALMENT, due on the lot June, 1851, will be PAID at the Pormu- gueso Financial Agency, on Friday, the 10th instant, and every fo'1owing Taesday end Friday, between Eleven and Two o'clock. Tihe Couponss to &e left for examination three days pre 'ous to the ijeysnent. G. C. X. DE BRITO, Financial Agent. Finlsbury ...

... T ENTS for EMIGRANTS.-WILLIAM PIGGOTT, Tent and Marquee Manufacturer by atpolntment to the IIO. toavd of Ordaance begs to invlte parties enugrating to viewv hib )iQUAII TE21TS, which are manufactured expressly for the colnnies,aad when folded up will cccupy the space only of a ?? pactmsnatau. For durabilityand appearance are notto be oxcele&ed- T't be had at moderate pricesi of WII1;1A3t ...

... FROM the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of F London :- Mr. Rendall has effectually cured some corns on my feet without giving any pain. 0. J. London. Juno 6, 18491.'-From the Right Mon. Lord Adolphus Fitzclo- rence:. Mr. Rendall has extracted three corns fronn my feet with grcat dexterity. A. Fitzolarence.-CORNS, BUNIONS, and DE. FECTIVETOE-NAILS EXTRACTED and CUiRED in two minutes, without ...

... HDELAIDE Steamer will not leave L2lillA ?? Saturday Forelnowl. SPECIE must be f- LT~l°O 6dO * fternn, ?? Two asid Four o'clock. ?? t ice on l beard before Ten o'clock on Saturday . . . , J . D e C 7 , I S I o AUSTRAL;IA.- NOTICEi to t *Sf SPECIE ard to PASSENGERS.-From ut\- n ?? the ADELAIDE will not he able to leave ID it1 the uox 1,ruig of Saturday next, Specie wll bo re- i , th Fist Italid ...

... THE AD)ELAIDE Steamer '.vill NOT LEAVE T NDON until S4TURDAY FORENOON. Specie mu-t be ehpped~n Thursday afternoon, between land 4o'olock. Passengers paust be on boerd before 10 o'clock on Saturday morning. Dec.' , 1882. C. N. T. STEAM to AUSI`RALIA.-NOTICE to SHIP- 1'EltS of SP'ECIE and to l'ASSENGERS.- From u se'ovdable circumstances, the ADELAIDE will not be able to leave London until the ...

... MECHI'S PREPARATIONS for CHRISTMAS1 and NEW YEAR'S PiESENTS.-Secasble that the season eis appioacbing when love and friendship give their tangible testi. monials, Meehi has taken care to provide an abundance of objects for 1 tasterul selection. None feed deny themeelves the luxury of giving, I for the most inezpnssive asewell as thle snoet costly ortloles are to be I, founde at his repository ...

... HE ADELIDE Steamer Will not leave T1' ~ mdiiSatudayForenoon. SPECIE naust bo Lol~des ,betweell Two and Four o'clock, 1jpp~t oor li onboad, foce Teti o'clock oil Saturday toASTRALIA..'NOTICE to ejrclo~aOCC, te AELAIE ~illnot hle able to leave P~t il tile niutrlli~ ?? et.Specie will be re- ~ ,~mis mltcinark atth BuySBlakWalto, befor Tgent 0NE' PortbPhialtPr d-A BERTeS iineitey, the brig STATA, A ...

... On the 18th instant will be published, price Id., 4ROUND Of STORIES by the CHRISTMAS A. FIRE. Being the Extra Christmas Number of' Household Words. Conducted by CHARLES DICKENS. And containing the amount of one regular number and a half. The Poor Relation's Story. 'ie G-andfather'e Story. The Child's Story The Charwoman's Story. smbody's Stor. - The Deaf Playnmate's Story. time Old Nurse's ...

... ORTUTGUESE ANNUITIES, 1843, for P 2t11575 -The SEVENTEENTH IHALF-YEARtLY IN-' STALMENT1',du; onuthelst JUne, 1851, will be PAID at the Portu- s Financial Agency, on Friday, the 10th instant, and every folilosving Tuesday anti Fridasy, botween Eleven ?? o'clock., Slse Coupons to be left for examilatioi three days previous to the PV-1101t. . C. X. DeE BRITO, Financiasl Agent. irinsbury Chambers, ...

... EM~ORIAL to . the DUKE of,1 EUWELLINGTON. .1 Itie universal dteira felt by all classes to do honour to the Memory the of the Duke ef Wellington will probably lead to the erection of statues Age! and other monumente In many of the principal towns in the kingdom, and ame of which have indeed already taken etepein this directioni. But `Tl projects of ibis description, however much they may ...

... N XOVEL INVENTIONX-Every one his own printer Dyusing WATERLOV'S PA BNT AUTOGRAPHIC PRESS, or which many hundreds have in'w been sold. and are being suceeefully ueed by railway and public companiesi, bankers, mar- chants, amateurs, &c.; aleo in pubhl and private selcools, for the production of lessons in music, drawing, &o. The press may be seeu at work at the ratentee's, snd speci=men of Its ...