THE SMITHFIELD ADAINISTRATION. n n 1. .* , - IsIs inhabitants of the metropolis have reason to fear that they have been premature in congratulating thenirelves upon ths abolition of Smisithfield market. That mud.born nuisance, like one of its con- genital eels, is endowed with a

CNOUJGHI, Consumption, Spitting of Blood, Night Sweats, and Fevers.-Tmmediate relief, and an ul- timate cuew is effected by PASCOE'S CONCENTRATED COUGH and CONSUMPTION MIXTURE, in all affeetions of the throat, chest, lungs, &e. It is also a valuable remedY in the febrile affectio

PHILHARMONIC CONCERTS. Eighth Concert, Mlonday, June 25th. PART I. Sinfonia in C minor (No. 3) * Spohr. Scena, ?? Wie nuhte mir der Schiumner," Mdaddle E-milie Krall, of Vi'nna. Der 'Freischiitz .Weber. Coner. ro, Panofort~, in A fl t, Heir Pauer ?? Hunmel. Song, 'The Spirit Son

IFROAII THE LONDON GAZETTE. Tuesdaxy, April16. WxVr Oatitloe, April 15-37th Regiment ef Foot: Miojr-Ganemtl W. Smelt, C.B. from the 6211d leoo, to be Cjrlo:el, vice General thre Ilqt. okr A.. Daff, ?? Foot: Major.Geheral N. F. 3. Lofins to be C0lonel, v.c .M jor- Gene al Sir D. S

GEMIGRANTS.-The CHISHOLM T CAlEB BEDSTEAD:- One ouieear-H. THOMPSON (from Long Acre), all Oxford street, has emhodied the princi- e of the Duke of W in t ' Cptedstead (vented by bsi father) in an article ?? stands prea eisest for its portyaility and smple censtrutionr, e cm pying

I I , . . . . . .. The commission appointed by the Government to inquire into the state, discipline, anid studies Of tho University of Oxford will com- mence its sittings in London on Monday next, the 14th, inst. The Cambridge commission has not yet fixed its day of sitting. The

OCCURRENCES AND ACCTDENTS DErTORABLE ACCIDENT TO Twvo RAILWAY OPFICIALS.-Yestcrday- week tbe mornring up trrin froan Bury Sr. Edmalul's bavisg a tube of the engine burst near the Thurston station, the traits was brought to a stop, anl information reaching Bury of the circumstance

pricto of tock%, .*il Irn* r, &c.t e RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC COMPANIES From the list of Messrs Holdernesh, Fowler, and Holderness (late Wolfe, Brothers), Stock and Share Brokers, 'Change alley, Cornhill. RAILWAYa. PAID. Blackwall . Brighton. Bristol and Exeter Caledonian Chester and

There is no truth in the report of the death of Signor Gardoni, the celebrated tenor, as announced by the ' Moniteur du Soir.' It is the intention of the Government, at an early period, to form a new commission, which will take charge of all the public business connected with th

The Women of the United State2 of America have published an " affectionate and Christian Address" to " their Sisters, the Women of England,; in the semi-weekly ' Courier and New York Enquirer,' intended as the retort-courteous to the Stafford-house Address on the subject of slav