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_Jr Published this day, price Is., JfiHE PETITION to PARLIAMENT -L from the Inhabitants of the Southern SettlemenU of New Zealand. _ This document, which hu been sanctioned by lance meetings of the inhabitants of Cook's Straits, contains a full statemerit of the grievances under which the settlers labour. May be had of the Committee, at Mr. Macshane's, at Mr. Mills's, at the office of this paper, and at Mr. Ken's, West Waimea. jf Just published, price 2d., SfIPHE JEWS : their state and prospects 'J. considered, in relationjto the Chriatian Religion. Being extracts from recent publications. Nassau : C. Elliott, Examiner Office, and M. CamfBtyt, Bridge Street. |sf»O STAND this SEASON, at Aldourie, -J- at TWO GUINRAS a mare, the thorough-bred Stallion IL BARBIEBE, by Figaro, dam by Emilius (winner of the Derby), out of Sal, sister to Sam, also a Derby winner, by Scud. SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS, &c, FOR SALE— 1 TheodiUte 1 Circumferenter 1 Troughton's improved level and staff 1 box or pocket sextant A quantity of drawing instruments, colours, &c. Drawing paper of different sizes, tracing paper Drawing pencils, goose and crow quills, &c. See. Also, a good English-built CART, with shifting shafts, pole, and swing-bar, for the uae of horses or bullocks. A good piae* HOUSE, plastered outside and papered inside, containing two bed-rooms, one sitting-room, a kitchen, two chimneys and oven. Apply to Mr. Dvrm, Trafalgar Square. ALUABLE BOOKS FOR SALE— Dr. Ure's Dictionary of Arts. Manufactures, &c. Mahan's Elementary Civil and Military Engineering Davy on Artificial Foundations. Nicholson's Masonry. Elkington on Draining. Turnbull's Strength of Timber. Supplement to Lowden's Manual of Cottage Gardening, Husbandry, and Architecture. Smith on the Construction of Cottages, &c. Holography, by J. Gwilt, architect. The Practice of Making and Repairing Roads ; extracted from Telford. Wild's Cottages for Emigrants. Stevenaon's Civil Engineering of America, Wood Bridges, &c. Two copies. The Construction of Roads, &c, by Sir H. Parnell. Telford. Frorae on Trigonometrical Surveying, &c. Disc's Land Surveying Working Drawings of Public Buildings in Great Britain, Including timber bridges, masonry, earthwork, &c, &c, together with specifications. Two series. Engineers' and Architects' Journal. Three vols. Copies of Working Drawings for upwards of Twenty Wooden Bridges in Great Britain, with a number of Specifications. Apply to Mr. Dvrrnr, Trafalgar Square. G« ENERAL AGENCY and COMMIS1 SION OFFICE, No. 18, Cornhill, London, opposite the Royal Exchange. '1 o Merchants, Commercial News- Rooms, Public Libraries Agricultural Societies, Officers of the United ServicesPrinters, Publishers of Newspapers, and Colonists erene' rally. ° P. L. SIMMONDS, General Agent and Commi«sion Merihant, in offering his services to his friends and the colonial public in general, begs to acquaint them that he his ready to receive orders for supplies of any kind and quantity, and goods of every description of first-rate quality, at the very lowest market prices of the day, and to transact business upon the most liberal terms, provided be is previously furnished with funds or drafts, at either long or short dates, or a reference to some London or Liverpool house for payment. _ P. L. Simmonds will receive consignments of any description of merchandise to be sold on commission, and accept bills for two-thirds of the amount, on receipt of the bills of lading. Consignments intrusted to his care will meet with every possible despatch in their disposal, and sales be conducted with the greatest attention to the interest of the disposer. An extensive knowledge of general business, acquired during a long residence in the West Indies, and tubsequent extensive course of business with all the British colonies, the experience of several years in London as a Colonial Agent, coupled with promptitude, attention, and judgment, will, he trusts, enable him to give satisfaction to those who may favour him with their commands.

A company has been formed in London under the title of "the East India and Colonial Screw Propeller Navigation Company," for the purpose of establishing a rapid communication with the Cape, East Indies, and Eastern Colonies, having a capital of £1,000.000, and a most respectable and influential directory, amongst whom we perceive several names of gentlemen who have, from the very first of its establishment, taken great interest in the affairs of Australasia. — Sydney paper, j