Star. — London, England, 1827-03-12 00:00:00

. . . • . • ' :. • • • ''' 'to- --• - , . • ••• .... . .. • • r . • • • ( s ...• . NUMBER 12,504.1 • EAST INDIA HOUSE, Merck 32, t 827. .. 1 THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNTIID COMP•et r Y o f MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading to vt *SOT INDIES do hereby give Notice, s o c onformity to the 6th Section of the 7th Chapter of the By- New disputes I i,v, of the said Company,—That the following Proprietors, qua- Minister for Fore , W e d agreeably to Law, have signified, in wilting, to tEe SoiretarTs sinned by the cirt b e a &sae of becoming Candidates for the Direction, at the ensuing Portuguese Cons' p ec tios of Si 2 Directors, on Wirsonsoar, the 11th of Aril next. Chaves and his p: views Mem. Esq. Joan MalvsaatAr, Esq. l i ci lloarnwlCK GILCHT, CHAILTA &Ton PRI:SCOTT, Esq. facture. This ILIS p I, q . LL.D. Grimm . Sums, Esq. Government, wh tarmac Messioaseassas, Esq. Swamie Tama. Esq. non and making JOSEPH DART, Seceder,. • • • throw the blame FEASTVP 11111.80 NS OF THE CLERGY. As to Chases a THE ANNIVERSARY of this FESTIVAL will be Wife been disarm bad ea Tists.Pare do Nth Oaf of MT next' . The Setam of the . disarming vr;ii tvtwesefae.ilft- Pr" . 1 - • -,1, iie.. , . ... ,on the wl B.ldarylebrint The Rehearsal of . ' • is wok co the preeeding Tossoar, the 8t6 . 10 of the Of f icers or J. H. MAR •Af s .. . On the other hi Temple, Bth of March, 1827. Itre -- " the Portuguese re „I-, • ir• - —,..--- of the Asturias ar • .INI AS Q UERADE, ARGYLL R 06016 • - 4 . lits E • Titifino, MAWS! 12. - P . ' " armed rebels, will 7 "" . Wanted. !Monter, a spirited fellow, , ~ . • ma, are only at i To frisk as my shadow, a new Lepotelifl I • The last, just laid doetn, in a Tray se/A* wife, ' t a distance of al t, Is therefore laid up, and is of no welt We : ' Fresh orders ha His place, poor le moment, is open tows . ) , - Who, well recommehded, may please Giovanni. hasten the levy of Opera Coloonade. municipalities, th PORT OF WEYMOUTH. Orders and circuland efforts, not or FOR SALE BY AUCTION, of March, but to ry Order of the Hoa. Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs, their way to their At the Custom House at this Place, on TUISDAT, the 20th of Our Gal tie a :klatch, 1827, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE UNDERMENTIONED GOODS, P m 6 ID Y la st g e sl rot littalli COIIsOIarTION : ' It contains a deer AT A Filcii NOT Ms ?WA$ TNT DOTI'S, Royalist volumes 300 Gallons of BRANDY, 100 Gallons G wave, muskets which nal (FART or WHICH IS ne TOR Muting), from the national If Bandanna•Handkerchlefs Sibs. Chocolate Paste , sibs. Crown Glass I 1 Cask Colouring, and also received 6OD s Bottles Wine 1 Piece Rope. and equipping the Also, the Materials of destroyed Four Gallon Calks the equipment of Z. The Goods may be viewed by applying at the Custom House, which is forming Two Days Fictions to the Sale, only. Andalusia to pm • • ' '''.- .: ' ..'. " , .: . : t it:.. , ,,, vir, --••••• : .;1- ' .. 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F rom the several reports published in t he percent, roost tee JOURNAL' DR 'AIRS Olt SRIDAT, indeed, that at the end of September the enemy was PARIS, Mace 5. very far from being disconraged; and had in various • A letter, dated the 18th of January, from Fort Royal places attacked our tr o op s with n um erous cor p s , an d, I v in sm en tag ha ef an al d rn tra de la Martinique, which . has just been received at for .the most part, with great-intrepidity ; but that our almost t e h v e e i r n y iti w t h geli ere ts i h n a t d he suire end red bod moc th h e las ed ,: Havre, gives the following details: 1 nate w r ith eaanu e, n t , ak w e as n " The Republics of Mexico are in a state of roniplete t i ests anarchy. The Amazon frigate of 80 guns, belonging le eernevhr, on the 5t of o eto h ee , t h e d emo ( Di e d oome , t o o t h. to the squadron of the French Antilles sailed on the have been dandtatrbodlyededt.ibnil;NYherefrti7deritiLl'anbed hinging atteraa el the ati. I ' 15th of January horn Guadaloupe, fee th e ' Terra Firma, 6... rt e.,. thetrth of where it is to take on board %hoe. Frenchmen who may October there was a general engagement near &mac with I 1 is pretended wish to leave that unhappy country' The English - __Dlr t iro Negere in person, who was advancing against that p l e a the returns have imitated the generous conduct of the French Oa witiw ' heit3ll 4 tot tire riraties, e. nnene Th i frome driu m tvod y en clate tocrat od gf aid wtheth irmaiitt iv.a sk w eec k bu b ana gre ,: at eil f el arr y:c m 9o 4 . 'ailment. Vessels have been dispatched from Sc. Lucia . • le ' War . - °ffice. and Dominica, to withdraw front the sanguinary :sac- I:earnest ' N ege v. h es e i ne , tettiet i e , e t t. ,: t t be ?,„6 t Zll t i n ; ip t ette including Crone • ivif tba wartietorslaidi • • ,World, the Ohm re PM x p e sisrowiesosiadlen e klia,low I 4 • seqens Of Great Britain whir Commies: skes. s k silit= tub . aged en reiefrot . want niviesed- of prago vas jow ls giv ieru ento *s at tbL uan coodner eerirksa , T of easpie th o e r i ollicers k the c. gwe Th w e lso ceoun have ctisallisS a tbe nder de b re ig : , -;'- 10.'rit annotated that EXPLOSION 0/ A STEAM AT LYONS. - it the heart t We have received fro m rayo n s rFoTos the following Inelan. Fa* "pada a tall y With " math bravery and anaeloa, that lie 3 / 4 . ydetails of the affair which too the dis ‘ chol fort_lith great accession ot 'armpit. • • , v ‘ , 4. -from the fron day, the 4th of March in that city. The steam vessel Mk etd &duo, who melted the reins of . at tbe -, is to say, which had been constructed last year, according to the eed Of September, had arrived on the 10th at Whit , plan of M. Raymond, in the yard to the west of Pont "II 1441 . 0 01k0th the lvvrrn7 (Win Man Sera attended Quillotiere which was for some weeks stationed off srltk s re s t r ei l • •11 the brid l e ' haeiu d been .br°l4" down lot been issued to , intendants, the Quai Monsieur, was to take advantage of the increase ••• ... . ,Teuslowegungs on the road frees Klailan, to iso to the Sultan, and several had WWI id of the Rhone, in order to reach as high as La Pape.-- the .• •• s sett*. All was spates at Djocjocarta at the mat ot into action.— Several of the Proprietors, who were sanguine in the 8 1Avlabrr• . His glinibon4l'rbe Cooletaleareer•Geltebd hal hid a el all their seal success of th e i r un d et t s ki n alon with a num Wt to Bantam ' Wernher of H b z a . . - from wads he named an the eat ' WM:take ' gs , g y pnxeeds in it s ansemmeset resnaelsamot. TM by the end spectators , crow ded the v e ss el, tie power of which was last acr ...i, f rom q ae jo earta were o f the 6th, and from Swim period on that of 110 horses. The vessel having began to move carts of the lick October.--Dorig Popeli, Welch to. 1 at half-past eleven o'clock in the morning, according to - 4 signal, it proceeded a sheet distance, when the boiler THE CORN LAWS. unfortanately burst, and the -vessel divided into two TO THE EDI*TOTITHr"THII STAIL • parte. The two nei ' quays were immediately Sit-=ln the late discussions on the subject of the i covered with the fragments of the quarters of the tea. Corn Laws, much attention does not appear to have . I l e seL The effect wit immediately to kill eight persons, been-turned to the present prices in those countries from t and severely wound twelve others. On board the mil. which the supply would most probably bd received uni t chief was less than Might have been expected. The der a more lenient system. A slight reference to farts whole fire bat, howeeer, to deplore the loss of M. J. would, I think, soon allay the apprehensions of moderate Gaillaile mil of diaProprietors, who was immersed in oleo, as to any inundation ofioreign grain, and satisfy tbeeltifil, aid witbStawn thence a few minutes after ;M. the 0 Lords of Lan is" that no attacks .are at present DittblllaK der balder of the vessel; M. Steel, a skilful meditated upon what are tended their vested insetebts. wreadimieiier e med a person in their employ. It would be The standard authority,: Mr. Jacob's Report, Intel veto ves tso . she consternation oldie persons on board that the cost of the quarter of wheat in the province of tote wile were eat ef reacief the explosion of the Massovia , in Poland, for the la s t thirty years, has b bee ts Met. vessel would have sunk, had it not been from 275. to 295. that calculating the present price at , fora beak of gravel at theism/Om of the tin*. The Warsaw to be— tit& per qr - , cam-salon vow so violent that several gla4l were And the allicama of freight to Elantsic and London, sws `brokersin the neighbottring - houses , windows were 'AIN .° the r usa leAud charge. , ciduakti in thr itei'm i ........: 1 '' and 6 A shattered, Iron balconies were twisted, and the explosion Oora cannot fie Imported (roes Poland or Prussia under 48s. per qr 4 ._ ---. 4 4 ,411 divide forces, wee beard from cam earl of the city to the other. We . .....i. points. have good reason for • .' that the above is but an Aleardiegtephe mesa authority, the avenge price of igre—...-- er - itence far a Mims horlowm . .555. per qrs . - Governor-aim. of igh i gtl 4 l Ili t r ail - 1 -.0.,...0-.4.4-.:._ - -- - -..-. 11 100 1 - oh the subject of "tail! °elk . , i . lie yank' has vessel which is Dauer water may contain some victims, top ete a t m ew t e ea Wh eat A A' es.. par In ••once a and that a still greater number have been carried away • by the current of the river. It-is said that Mr. Church, The plait di Odesia Meads stated Ba to be about . 1111 4 6 per sr, , an American, who' has constructed several steam yes- • . p/saes .to it sels on the Garonne and Lake Leman, and who is at maw fee whnt whose inney is admitted le - this moment constructing others of the same descrip- he t e „ rid, thr ee s or t o English . .44 10 pas eft • tion at Lyons sir la Saone, having been asked to go on _ i board the vessel which has been submitted to this unfor ' tunate trial, refused to do se, saying, " that the chimney smelt badly, and that he would not go on board for a very large sum Of money."—Joarnai des. Doak. Era HHHHH TAITICULARS.] PARIS, MARCR 9.—A letter from Lyons of the Stts - March, gives some further partieulars respecting the explosion of the steam boat. The number of victims is unhappily greater than was . stint stated. All the sailors agree, ghat when the boat blew up there were on board twenty-two men and a child. Of this number seven sailors remained unhurt; a journeyman cabinet maker, and a child he bad with bins, also escaped. Of the other fourteen person, two Frenchmen, a sailor and a carpenter, were ly wounded on the deck. The third, ai English. mast, Thomas Jort, was thrown into the Rhone. Though his leg and thigh were broken, and almost his whole body burnt, 1 yet he had courage to take bold of a piece of wood, on which be was carried to the sand-bank, opposite to the Barracks of the new Custom-house,where he was picked up. He lived till the mora. _I ing. The fourth, Mr. Steele, was found in the river, at the very spot where the vessel parted in the middle. He was still alive, when one of the sailors took him out of the water, and had strength to say to him 0 Good Goo! it is all over with me—aedst me." These were the last woe& he spoke, having expired in the boat, which was carrying kirk on shore. 'The other ten persons cons- L pieting the number of those on board, have totally disappeared.— Among them is M. Guillard blalemieu. He was on that part of the deck which blew up. Two of the sailors affirm they saw him at a prodigious height in the air, and afterwards perceived his body, which the current was carrying above the station of the vessel, whence, it is supposed, be bad fallen tato a whirlpool,and remained sunk Kin some minutes. We were mistaken in saying that hie body • had beets found. M. Derheims, engineer, builder of the vessel; M. Bodging, his book-keeper; Id. Breaud, boatman; Bernoux, confidential clerk of.M. Guiliard; Pelisaon, Aieunder, and the three English work. men In the service of M. Steel; William Green, William sown, and Walk Hood were killed. .1 , I 1 ;FRENCH PAPERS. 1500 TIM CORITtiIITIOMAP MADRID, Pas. N. have arisen between Mr. Lamb and our , oreign Affairs. The, have been occa• circumstance that the artillery which the Constitutionalists took from the Marquis de • partisans is principally of Seville mann 2roof is rather embarrassing for our 'hich alone has the right of casting can. powder, and which cannot, therefore ) of this business on private persons. and his friends, who it disarmed, I can assure you that ming hitheito made to the whole only to S5l amen, Commissariat. hand, it has been loudly refugees were to b confined and in Castile; but 'hitherto who are farthest removed-: Santiago and at Orense—that at molt about IS leagues. have, for the third time,' of 24,000 men. The the bishops, are all called :ulars direct them to exert only to complete the drawing have the recruits by that their regiments. of this day canaries what I itatedvo respecting the muskets purchased abroad. . decree, authorizing the inspector of the volunteers to buy in foreign countries the Arch may be wanted. and cannot be obtained' national arsenals. The Inspector General- has 000.000 of teals to be applied to arming the volunteers, but more particularly ID of a new regiment of volunteer cavalry, here. Commissioners have gone to Andalusia to purchase horses for the dragoons, and others have proceeded to Galicia sad Navarre in quest of horses for the light cavalry. ITALIAN TUBEROSE ROOTS,'SI. per Dozes, Hutch Hyacinth and Nareiasaa Rood, Tulips. AnaMid* Ranunculus, oce. flans 31. to 18s. per Dozen, at C. D A 19, Pall Mall, late Partner with Mr. BASSO VALLS. Honeycomb, Parmesan aad Gruyere Cheese, New &Jsd Oil, Italian Maces. Toni, with a Receipt to dress it; Westphalia Hams &e. ltalian Vegetable Seeds, le. and ls. lid. a Packet, sr wM ch Una with Prices maybe had. The Orange and Lents Theo in a few days. 110$ 'net taionDinnis: ILADIUD, Fn. so. The Portuguese Royalists have concentrated allele.. force in the province of Tras-os-Montes, whence they toatisoe to menace the province of Daw• - .-e-Minho, by the bridges of Amarante, Can:yeses, others, so that the Constitutionalists are obliged to • their that they my watoh their different Gen. Villa apf, ad .G Galicia, have ffia a w altinitiOn the Portuguese Royalists. Villa Flor, whos persuaded him that he had become all at., _ re• doubtable General,fancied that the Royalists were Hying before him, and that in consequence of his skilful manosuvres, they would be obliged to retreat into Gali cia, whereas they went to Tras-os-Moutes. He arro ,gantly demanded the disarming of the pretended re (ogees. In reply, General Egnia has pitched his camp ater• the extreme frontier, where he waits the result of Villa Floes rodomontades. Part of the reinforcements destined for the army of Estremadura is now sent to Galicia, whither tht bri gade of light infantry, which is ready to march, will also proceed. In imitation of the example of the municipality of Burgos, that of Toledo, and the Ecclesiastic Chapter of this city, have addressed the King on the subject of the manifesto of the II th of January. A Russian courier arrived here lately, and we are assured that the dispatches he has brought are very satisfactory. The Madrid Gazette contains a reply to the English courier, which pretended that every thing was settled in Portugal, in consequence of the energy which Mr. Canning had displayed towards Spain. Our Gazette declares that Spain obeys no' ocher influence than that of her Sovereign, who is himself independent of all foreign controul. This day are poblishtti, TheSecood Rdition,Price 10s. 6d. dedicated to tba Hoop iM gt. • Rev. the Bishop of Lichfield and Cvw*try, PAROCHIAL SERMONS. By tbeßet. C. BRADLEY, Vicar of Glaabory. Sold by Hamilton, Adams,and Co. Paternoster•row. Hy the same Author, Sumas preached at High Wycombe. Sixth Ifilidon. Two I'ol6llles, :tr. VAMILIES about to FURNISH, will find, on in .': specting the Ware-rsams of HRNRV L. COOPER, 93, BiSSIOPSG ATR.STREET WITHIN, the following Articles, at Prices decidedly reasonable, for Furniture of superior &yle and Baeufacture : 'PH OLSTERY—A rich assortnient of Furnitore,SUks,Chintres, Crepe Damasks, Morten', Fringes, &c. CABINET WORK—Of the first quality and Materials; also solid Furniture fur Foreign Climates. SHIPPING—Cabins fitted up with Elegance and Dispatch, and Passengers' requisites provided. CHAIRS Appropriate for Diniug, Drawing Rooms, Bed Rooms, &c. CA The peke, lastly, of New York and durarlatVisat • .110114 . as 0 per tin Hapenses . ta 0 • Malting for Wheat lees valuable by es. than Eng- • Lab, being Spring Wheat . . So 0 per fr Now, suppose, the proposed Resolutions to have taken .effect,it is obvious that at the present price of 58s. per qr 1 0e protecting duty of Sts. per qr. which *mad attach, would be an absolute prohibition. Ass ho*ever, it seems admitted that English Wheat needs protection up ter 60s. I will imagine the price to have reached that sums and ask, whether at the then duty of 20s. it will be pos sible to import Wheat from Poland, France, of the 'Black Sea, at 48s. 425. and 445. 10d. per qr. tespet Lively? Mr. Jacob says, that supposing the cost and expenses to be together 48s. as before calculated, and that the Wheat could be sold here for 60s. or 6t . such a stimulus might produce great exertions, and a cease+ spondent increase of supply. But if a duty were imposeds it would of course weaken the force of the Warbles' and it it should be so high as when added to the costs and charges, to raise it above our mar:let trice, it would become a repellant instead of a stimulus. e.pe cially if viewed as a permanent enactment. Mr. Jaz cob adds, that a duty of 10s. or 12s. per quarter would not allow of such a profit, d'n the supposition of the price being from 60s. to 645. as to- induce any great exertions to i. crease cultivation in the districts on the Vistula; that no cotn would be sent here but the driest, heaviest, and whitest, and that the inferior descriptions would not pay for importation. If such would be the result at a duty of Ills. the consequence of the proposed duty of 20s. cahoot be doubtful, vii. that, unless the costs and charges are very much re duced, (which does not appear to be expected) no corn at all can be imported, and the importation price will in reality be nearer to 70s. than 60s. per quarter. What the circumstances may be, that have rendered • it necessary to fix 60s. as an importation price, I do not propose to enquire ; I will only advert to the year 1792, and subsequent teats, where s under the Act 31 Geo.III. e. SO, wheat was charged with a duty of 2s. 6d. per qr. if the average price were above 50s. and under 545. and with 6d. per quarter only, if above 545. For about ten years the ports were open under that Act, and . usually at the duty of 6d. per quarter; the price at Warsaw being about 245. 10d. The protection at the present price then being proposed to be 341. per quartet instead of 6d. our landlords may safely console them selves, that even under this system of innovation as thee style it, their wall of defence will be 68 times of the first quality, 4s. 6d. per yard; Su perior Kidderminster, 3s. 641. and others equally low. LOOKING GLASSES— From the mat magnificent to the smallest, for Chimnies, Piers, and Toilettes. CARVING and GILDING—Some very beautiful specimens for Consol Tables, Glasses, tee. PAPER-HANGING and PAINTING—In the Richest as Well as the Plainest Style. FUNERALS—Attended in the most respectful manner, and par ticular rtgard paid to Economy. EOM AGENCY—Houses and Estates registered for Letting or Disposal, wkhout charge. SALES, APPRAISEMENTS, AND COLLECTION OF RENTS. FURNITURE WAREHOUSED. L COOPER, in, BISHOPIGATIMTRERT WITHCIII, has the honour of being Employed and Patronized by some of the first Families in the Kingdom. _ LISBON, Via. 21. General Correa de Mello, in his dispatch of the 14th, says, not only that he has prevented the rebels from in vading the province of Minho, and has covered Oporto, but that he has compelled them to fly precipitately, repass the Tamega at the bridge of Caves. The Gene ral, however, does not state whether the Constitutional troops have obtained similar advantages at the bridges of.Amarante, Canavezes, and Mondin, points on which the Royalists had also advanced. But what is to be thought of the successes of which the Constitutionalists boast, when it appears, that a few days after this pre. tended advantage, Oporto was again menaced. If the English, wit , ' seem determined not to fire a shot, do not proceed to the province of Minho, it may be appre hended that the Royalists, issuing suddenly en masse from Tras-os Monies, by one of the passes which they command, will crush the Constitutional force imme diately opposed to them,and beatthe other corps in detail, A PARTY OF FOUR ; OR, DUNNING EXEMPLIFIED. THREE Friends I have with me," a lunatic said, Ills form in the Boots of his Guide as pourtray'd I " Just so our protectors, two travellers more, - Thus they, you, end I, make a party of four." These four then arriv'd at an lon for the night, The place of asylum at band, all was right ; For while is deep slumber tie Guide lay fast bound, The insane the Doctor's Certificate found; And, speeding his way to the Mad-house, " Tye got A friend," h e t h en sa id, " whose unfortunate lot It is to be craed ; I shall bring him apace But, mind, he will wick to put me in his plate, • By swearing that I ant the madman, not him, With other track-btain'd unaccountable whim." ills steps then retracing, the Inn be regain d, Asleep while the unconscious Guide still remain d, And rousing him, both sallied forth to explore 11se country, till reaching the Asylum door, When out came the Keeper,—" We four; ' said the G u id e , " My friend, two protectors my Boots in beside." " Ye* boar," aied the lunatic, ' Reason is lacking, Ile sees two Protectors in Wamum's JET BLACLUIC" k Aye, aye," said the Keeper, then pounced on his prey, And clad him at once in strait-waistcoat array. t"Fls he!" in armee cried the Guide, " who is mad, /lot roe!" but attemion was not to be had; they shav'd his head closely, and pinion'd him d own , bile Naafi's' the Insane In triumph to town. ' You've murdeed your Guide," cried his friends in despair, s ' The Guide—why he's mad, as the mai!dest 51areis hare, And safely sreue4- , so be after him packing_ ?be biter is bit, and thfough Wannest's JILT &Actin." Tbis Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by Sewn persons were killed on the goal Monsieur, and one on the Quai de l'HopitaL Of the persons wounded as weU on the quays as on the bridge of La Ourllotiere, only nine have been taken to the hospital On the whole, we find eighteen persons killed at the instant of the catastrophe ; eleven in the boat, and seven on the quays; twelve wounded, of whom one died this morning, and another in the course of the day ; and, lastly, other persons, who, being more or less severely injured by the fragments of the machine, were con veyed to their own homes, and whose number is not known. It is preity generally believed that the unfortunate Steel, seeing that at the time fixed for the deparnue, his machinery did not act with sufficient power, took upon him to increase the action of the fire, In an extraordinary manner, and that this not answering his expectation, he plated a heavy weight on the valves of the boiler, and thus caused the explosion, the effects of which have been so terrible. . PARIS, Dimwit 9. Proceedings have been' commenced before the In structing Judge, again.t the Courrier Francais, for an article published on the 4th of this month. M. de Kr tartry hes addressed a printed letter to us, on which he declares him,elf the author of the article on which the charge is founded, and vi>hes to be allowed to appear before the Court of First Instance, instead of the poabible editor of the journal. l/lriod STRAND, I.4ondon „ etild fa every Town in ttri Kingdom. Ai DiWillf in Dotties t bd. 10d. 12d. add Itki. each. " Aif PASFE eILACILI:2II, in Puts, 04. 12d. and fed. tech. A lideliftl Put el PO" if equal to YAW lat Dollies of Liquids rams TX! STMT.'S, BATED SATURDAY, MAUD 10. CONSTANTINOPLE, Fay. 8. The English Ambassador has renewed his rroposals relative to the pacification of Greece, and in a note which hE bas I . .ittly presented, has demanded in the . first place the cessation i.f hostilities. Great curiosity is excited - to hear -what answer the Porte will give to this noti, the verbal overtures of Mr.. Stratford Can ning and Mr. Me. tiacky on this subject basing been hitherto without effect. It is affirmed, on the other hand,that Russia and England seiiously desire to *top t h e effusion o r hlO O ,l in the east, and that it may le hoped that Ai. de Ilibeaupierte, %Oro is expected heti ..... A circumstance confirms this presumption. It was alarmed that he was beard to say, that even it the boiler should ►urst, it would du no lnjury,because, Ming of wrought lion, it would mod and break In pieces. The more we reflect on this disaster, them:we terrible noes the injury appear which it might have caused two hours later. Imagine an Immense crowd collected on the quays, abave and below the bridge, and on the bridge itself, to see the carriages and cavalcade pass by, and the effect that would have been produced among such a dense crowd by the large pieces of the vessel falling from the height to which they were thrown. Most of the share holders, and, a great many respectable persons who bad agreed to be present at the Caps filllei3t, were happily prevented front attending. The Mayor has been to-the wreck of the vessel, to see it it will pose,ble c tu save any of the victims. Many affituieglicenes followed this disaster. M. liougier, in tear fur his brother (one of the vic tims), souzlit Min among the dead ; but he was so dreadiully muti lated, ibat it was nut till a second inspecti.:n that berecogniaLd him by kis humid. Au tkpressiOu of terror was observed on WC counte nances or she dead. The unfortunate Steel recalled the attitude of a tom 'truck ends afftight, This evening at hal( past levee, the Moue in itirtire carried away the remain a of the vessel. . - as It was 80 years ago; they may congratulate salvos at still holding the staff of life in their and that although their tenants thy secretly - the principles of free trade Ay a pretty consider demand for liquid corn liethe name of Brandy neva, in spite of the despotic sway of the Customs , Excise; yet against all foteign corn, grain, is solid and substanthil shapes, the landlords ha their apices and their bucklers, and where those are raisisclobere shall no foreign commodity to approach.—l am, Sir, your most oboditnl Marsh, 1827. th r e la s t a e s the ic m i t eir hands ; • entourage onsides able fy and Ge- :rooms and and meal, _ have r ai.ed iie bucklers be suffered mt se: want, w.