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IRELAND.. PUILIII, VERIWART 9. ! On Thnrotl3Y. R. T. kratiog. F.w). worm cl to ugwis from Coltir. where I e Iwd h rig Httr ,, d the iggiserml Iwo fi wild the Earl of Ciremill 0 111111"reloill.. moat 4,11:w Nobility and I ;weary of the triglilsourhiinii, and the ri l iire body 44 the follinwed Ihr ~-moire of the lasitented Nolitennen to th e grave, awl evinced I.s anierre awl teriisig terms tile high a-lise they ent.riatised of hi* worth, and the Erect Ir.* the ruuntrr vivo lord by lin untimely it. iiih. fie sprsit his life f Out', among them, iu I , lolitinit and executing us. ful improveuwisi-; lie g ar rogroggigt employment In the iiirlo-trogor liiissorr, sort cultivated and plantell 'timid lion in a matiiirr and to an itteitt ishoinat nowiamplrel Iwr.re his time. This det , crinlaist of vie 'mow of Collis , , mill nt..o mach I.y ll.r !Marilee of ;genuine liorpinsliiy, r 'muse inolv dear to the Irish people. The ALtene of Dublin lan, in littratiatice of the ittgniaition to take iniu conaillerst t lhr pro l oi-ty of petitioning the Irgialisture iu room of the Catholic Claims. oppointed iite 11th joatant ha that purpose. The list 4.r persons who signed I'IP is l ialUerOUS. IS die logivoig , hrgi by rank, follow., 'mil character. At its heat+ ior the indite stain's of I.risitter. Down. runt., Niro'''. 44444 1301110001111Ule, Chrelro, Clowarrry. rod Crrno A MILK/RATION or TflE CONI)ITIfiN OF TILE POI►R CO‘SIDERFD, AS RRSULTING FROM Tun MEASVRF. OF POOR PLIDIONS 011 VrYlNti SMALL Si.sPi OF LAND. • -- TO*THE EDITOR. Sea—lt is become the wish of a very considerable portents of the reflecting In .14teirty, and may it not be oddest, should he confadired the ditty of every permit who professes to he goofed by 11w dictates of him wbo practically taught the &virtue 411 let dine the hungry and clothing the naked, err eau-borate the condition of the lower class of our rouuirymen ; m it re particularly since it is un derstood that an Institutiosi, noticed by Journal., is now funning. I shoal beg to offer a ',amok ol too on au devisable an object. Pefliiips, Sir, from the patronage which the Association at the King's Head Tavern. Poultry, shove ref-r -red to, is receiving. lynch rod nosy be to be re fleeted on, but hints from indivillusls impressed with its essential interest. may nevertheless tend, if sincerity of intention be discoverable. to told some what, however little, to the toacceve or PO important cotter. Certainly as it resptcts the eventual accom plishment of whatever an enlightened public, when excited In diseussionostay suggest, there catmint lie a foundation of douhi, and little more is compara tively required than to invite attention to 11w un happy, most miserable condition of some millions of OUT fellow-sohiects, whose industrious disposi tion is noqiies.iostable, but whose deterioration gives a Molar of dist rens and debaweinent to our mollify. as well to effect se to elicit the remedy. Institutions have nobly been distinguishing them selves among us, and the Plulsrithropie. Hibernian, and oilier more recent efeablishosents, m the Men. &city, and Committee for Seamen, stand before our eyrif f not as glowing example, merely, but stimulants to exertion. Presuming that it has be. come even tlw universal sentiment, that on these ions. postant points something is essentially requisite to hr lute, and alms that a Imitable use of our native still serials pretty generally to be meditated on, on these views I shall proceed. • The compliants made that small farms have been subverting, and 1 rger ones substituting in their • stead, nod which here been obtaining ever since the days of Goldsmith, and the loss of the services to his rummy of the istonwtal Lord Chatham, cannot but he deemed as must justly founded. No doubt but that a large quantity of nutrimental and wholes sonic food has been thus kept from our markets; nor 41111 we, without much inconsistency, conceive but that lend-owners are beginning to appreciate that notch more will br obtainable in rent from judicious sulsalivisions of estates, than other sys tems are produritig. But as it is desired, Sir, to give an exclus.ve attention to the improvement of the cowslip of the part of our population which once held small portions of land for the occupstion of their otherwise unemployed time, and through the medium of which their comfortable subsistence ems fissured, to this last I shall cotifitte myself. It is well known, awl remaining happy examples might yet Ire inflow(' out, that the supplies drawn by themselves and their families from such slips of laud, generally coutignons to their cottage, were most valuable on many recounts. It furnished them with litany articles of the first necessity, as potatoes, and other vegetables, herbs, &c. the meansof feeding their pig. in many instatices of a cow (and let it he recollected, that scow may be kept on the produce of a very limited piece of land, thus realisiog the moat healthy aliment to the children, end contri buting largely to their resources). It is obvious to those who have reflected on statistics mo-t rationally, that the provision of suitable and ade quate sestessanee for the sinews of an Empire, and such the large mass of s population unquestionably is, has ever appeared a most essential part of the slaty of a politician. But, Sir, another good effect thus produced must ever lie, that the employment thus afforded consi derably' lessens die commiseioa of offence, the temp holm' to mispend nine at au ale-house (and to which last may we not. with an appearance of rea son on our side, attribute evil, of a most .moue deveription ?) is materially lessened, much Omit water from petty theft effected, and a return to a habit of public worship on the Sabbath eminently promoted. Other and decisive results might he mentioned. A supply of permanent labourers ensured to the hoof occupiers Is not among the least. Ittit who but must relater in the again witnessing au harmony reviving in our society, now sit much &winded, every milk pleased with each other. while the effect it would have on this manufacturing and trading community world be to reverie artisans from the 'sang of relifiquishisig • lend the most beloved, the abode, of their ancestry, once again the residence of rooter', security. and content. Ir• JVAI'AL lATELLIGENcE. PORTIMOITN, INWNUART Failed the F 10141144 the Quell. $1%1101)40'4 fir lbeivasord. TALMOUTII, I/BRYANT 9. Arrived the groartar, from • entire; and Unium, Seeder- son, frees Cook, TrnitilAnir 11. Poi in herr • Dotih tSiiini, humane rut hrr ras. h • us West I;6,yrrtttdaystornisg. bossed In Bourdeanx The Cameos f 1 , 60 6 to Km her name us •ny Whit Will MUM ntu►t„ VILOSVAIIIf 11. _ _ Arrives' end siti'M for Ole Direr Ib. Aim, Bell, from floroos Ayres ; Na. y, Wiltinstor, hens Trinidad ; owl J tows, Gray, from N. wesstir for Mukha and Jeousica. /'ear door, from 11w River Ilse Vittorio. Tole, for Teirsi dad: (1.. e. Cliarlotie, Toyksr, for Rio Janeiro • *Mews parkrs, Alku. for Madeira ; awl hfidillertx. Adams, fur N , ll, and remain with the test as brfore. 'flir East I nd.a .hop Waterloo still keeps to sea, allbeogis Ike wind i. guile routrasy Livratcw, •FBBOABY 7 Th. of and from lwrict for I. 1,,,,, Mai was .41%ra ow Awn the 6111 sill. has !wet, rtwalcmuc4l a. nr fit It, rocerd ogi her voyage i eargo all barely lauded and OUIJA I. eiVl4 E. (eineelucled.) Those whom attendance at our Lectures have taught the iodine of our mode of thinking will knob, and others ore here with doe deferetoce in 'nulled, that the utmost possible favour to the pursuits sod projects of individuals proposing public advantage or harmless pleasure, compatible with an allowedly strict gettersl adherence to tie rules of justify, and to the true tenets of the Church of Fughood, is the principle which seniors us. The blowsier of a tender regard to those maims of our fellow erratum has beets long complained of in tlw Reviews and Newspapers of the present 'fey, and the means of promptly supplying, de re Men, the word of that notice and at tention which they refuge to the candidate for public favour, will be our constant study. Whe ther we shall be prepared to effect this purpose by the immediate establishment of an °obtain' Re view, or similar undertaking, it at present doubt ful. But the evil is at its height, and though such ti. cultivate l i terature i nsiely as readers do Hot feel, tyro easy be serf at this injustice done to and tutu of enterprise, yet they may feel it tit its remedy by the greater abundance of the amusement it would call forth front others, as well 111 by the nift.e philanthropic character of the sem I:thrill it would awaken iii themselves. It has Leese sometimes filmed that the circumstance of espousing the Noe general npii•imis is the critic, is sure to recite iss him a g••in•ruus syinpathy, that residers him a sort of protection to sou against the rival critic; but this Is far Irons the case ; literary ambition may impUe these fratriridal Aristarchi to s,rre in some exaggerated ...Innate of s particular dot ma of one or other of the Failbras o.lllw Church, supported by some moiler,. Pitebt of great general melt. w h en they amicably unite (as it IP rimy to inetetaii, from higher oratices) to fall foul on the volividusl It emir theses to discourage, sometime! will the less powerful *ran o( violent invective, but in Gthwr iso.!•lohreit with the almost irresistible sieo. lona of a political silence iind inattention. This thetelore bring the case, our Society may have inainfested somewhat more holdneos then pru desire, in adopting a subject for the first course of its Lectures tending ill a ileculiar manner to excite against it. utioleserverily, both ridicule and mien. presentation. The enemies of our syoteas fumed by this subject have prated to be. Ist. ''he super swims, use! orer-sersprious: 2elly, The steddlets. active or passive. in the cutieersis of others; idly. Tlw iiiterrated miacalcislidors Of a force they hoped to overthrow. The eriticisnis hence on. gunshot have been directed against the ROM of slip Society. It has been already stated by Of to tlw p ublic. that se derive it party Iran the com mon sayisig, 4' that the busbies, of every body is that of nobody." and partly from the append lion which Ulysses. in heater's Odyssey, assum ed (That of riobotly). to answer the inimical goes boas ol Polynlwitsu., should hypercritical pedantry dispute the propriety ol our adoption of this name, as a S.iciely having peculiarly in view to extract' every advantage for inaiikinil !ruin the strict 'salm i:4pm, of NCOLECTED DUTIES and of O IiGLELI A tic UM RNTS ; that is, not improbably to eo such W001...s l ...s of every body as is that of .ohodt. Let n i e fi r st iecel to the memory of the at.,, learned und twines 1 , 11. ttlasllllllll 011;111 of many tonnes from what they. I 11l iiiiii.itiee so A iitticetiono, said f r o ssi l esb , leglla iss,sir esiissasgs. IA word. in every Isisgu.sge 'poke(' ti. g the o nion. of the earth ; sisal aisle, idly. s all our hears-r.. shut ar ever wish our amts. sate. t rrlietisbie this., now lisifeinog to my valedictory toldress, d sad tt , bum I cauuul compliment in takiog I. J r.. of thesis at this cheerful %ennui of a year in.ii k eit, ris I hive indica , ed, by most stroking teen's, better toast Ili ark lowleilg!eig iu theat tiiat preju dice of g oml oviioe which inclines them to the more ill poi tam and suln.tani:al objects of thought, rather vim* to si.e einisiv wood of the proper names, se iflix to them. . • 711,1 V ELS Ar RUSSIA. EXTRACT§ FROM TUE INI.DITED JOURNAL OT A JOURNEY FRoNI POSEN '►U THE DON, MID Tag SLA OF •soFF. [From " The Lilerary Gazette] t The author of this Journal, which contains en vious details Of RII•o•0111 manners, is Lieutenant Von Barak.), At'plant in the First Prussian regi. nista of liniisitrs, who accompanied Lieutenant- COlinnet itilw.ki • V•ltil a detachment or '2OO 0- s:tics mid 9 Office's, consisting of dragoons, iduns, littioiars. to liurvlidse '2,000 horses in Ittis.o., for the cdval.y, according to an agreement made aria file Russian Government. The detachment assembled lit Jannaty, 11416, and bet out un its march Lieutenant Ilitezko omit one of the three Officers that acennitinoistd the Dente natit-Colontl, trim always I , rlit Illin before to pre pare quarters. The folio...tug extracts are commu nicated by his father, who lariats to publish the wl n il e Joni-1M " Ott the 'lBlli of January I waived at Terespol, a frontier tows., divided limn the kingdom ist Poland only by the liug, which here bills into the Kristin. This . town, which carries 011 50111 e trade, liar ■ lively appertance, and among the loholutuuts are many Germans. 1 ass very well received by the Russian Nligistrates, obtained, new passports to Kiev., and from this plaice the horses were paid fir with that paper correticy• winch the Itu”tatis and rules till Potntochlt, lire (;erantlis Rouble Rusk Assignato, or only Assigeets. The TILE INTRIGUING BEAUTY. paper is very thin, and utmost resembles that vclreli —,.......—. is put over copper-plates to preserve thrill : ille.e We lately staintrowell a new Nevel, er:titl.4 ler 100, 50, Hod ie ldes, are if a white colon,' ;n 44 The Intriguing Beauty, and the Brant!, without thole of 10, red; and thnse of e, 'due. The thin Intrigue," en mire voltaines, who. h we hive reed wiper, the constant use sort the toliiiiig, opus ii , anse with Levet please re, an d hasten to recommend to the thane to be torn, hut us long PP all the ioi. , .-- are to. peruse( of our fair uninarywornen. *ether, the number of the assign a end its value These volumes croulaill a rich fund of inetruc is l eg ible, they must he takers. They ;ire. Ihere- I tion ainil aniuveimait. 'They abound in uni.oplr sa fore, often pasted on *mother paper, arid kept liege- i bolted delineations of character, in vivid relevant. titer by a border fa stemd all retina. But it the I taboii• of warmers, slid iie accurate knowledge of pieces b e come too numerous, they try te pay than life iii all its diversity of forms. They exhibit me,. and t o s o me public office. Brit this must he attended I women as they 'rally ere, in cireisterstatiers of the with ferrite difficulties ; for I was once present when hi g h es t brilliancy rend the lowest olowurstrtuti, with. a Itussian hargained a long time with a Jew, and I eat omitting the iritermediate degree.. As is ape. when the latter worth' nbsolotely not abate any cistern of the insinuating pleasantry and the airy thin;; in the price, miriade(' the agreement. Ile elegance they commit,. we have only to refer to the th en chewed him the notes which he meant to give description with which we are presented no oue of in payment, and whet, the Jew recognised them th e chapters, of a Lady's Resler/des, to lie good, lie tore them through several times, As • proof of the power which caw throw the give thesis to the Jew, and assured him that he charm of novelty over common topics, we may did this 'treatise hr had insisted on so high a price. t i o ad eu tty spire ,' to t h e seem o f t h e masquera d e, The. Jew shrugged h is shoulders, but put the from which, for the amusement of our readers, we pieces quietly on another piece of paper, and pasted g i ve th e f o llowi n g extract : a border over them. It sometimes happens that a w The company began to assemble at a fashion. figure COW/111i a crease, and is thus rubbed and a bl e h our; en d t h e mm , were soon filled with the made illegible. A Jew chewed me this, to whom molly assemblage of Turks and Friars, Nuns will I h a d g iven such It note in pigment. Pointing out Minerva'. Au extremely good figure of Night, closely shafted in black crape, studded a ith stars, me at the same time, that the No. 7, which was wp bbb j b 0,4, lad b een rake', from soother primed j billowed Julia, intrroaring by her gestures, that ;super, aunt very meemeesle premed in ; but took secretly end darkness were congerriel to Julia% did dle paper, saying that MA our in a benison(' worild iracier. observe it, but that if it was remarked it would fuse "Julia, who had never beheld a scene of the kind its value. before, walked about viewing the various diameters "We learned the advantages of this paper money, exhibited, without saying a word to those that rid. when Lieutenant-Colonel Witowski received irs it dressed her. Nor did she perceive the close aura. at Kiew 600,000 roubles, which we wanted to pore d ance of Ni g h t. upon her till she sat dna ,. ; whet , (lease horses ; a box two feet square con t aine d this Night spread her mantle so as to slimed her from great sun', and made rt easy to carry that with- i the sight of others. Putting it aside with her tint ;tweeting arterition, which would have beets hands, she asked the mask ahy she did so very nrcoriverrielit had it here in cash. The Russian —To guar d gun , sa id a solemn ~,,,, f rom Officers told us that this paper-money had lately the approach and conversation of t'olly.-1 ion in born diminished in it singular tnamitr. The Cos. no danger of conversing with Folly, or her train, sacks had taken a g reat quan t i ty o f t h ese no t e s from said Ju1ia.....N0 ? said Night. What call pm th e F r e n ch, in their flight from Russie, served them this scene, their?—Why, said Julia, rather liesi aceinding tir their mode of col:erelong their most bitingly, there nosy be some sense firmid in this valuable booty—iii the pad of their saddles, and on scene. We ought, at least, to look round and taking them out found them rubbed to pieces and endeavour to extract something by which we may useless. The French, alio committed every excess lie benefited. Here is some emirs disphive(l. when they went to Russia, dal riot . fail to provide i And what is genius ? said Night.-1 think, said -- themselves with a quantity of false bank note! , Julia, that germ's is That's Miss Melhurrie, which they circulated there, which rendered verb. said a voice, close to her riff. She is prodigiously fictitious necessary, and caused many law suits. feud of N:glit.—And why is she fond of Night? " The Russians and the Tartars prefer these as- said a voice, almost inarticulate from passion.— signals to cash, and only the Armenians prefer Hush ! said the voice ; you will soon known— ducats in buying horses. Of this, mid of the Why, Night is the proper attendant on the Pile rapid alteration of the exch a nge, I afterwards saw gr i m . a reinarkahle example at lilleabelligorod, where, 6, Julia rose and was walking off,—rlistressed, she on my arrival. I received fur eight ducats 100 knew not why, by the conversation; when she was ro u bl e s ; hut in a few days nine ducats were given I met by a Newmarket Jockey, who requested her to for them, because A utoriaus end Pelts hail arrived throw off' her hat and scallop-shell,—and take the there to buy horses, and had brought many ducats jockey-cap ; change her staf for ri nerd little dandy with them. whip, and her sandals for a pair of prime boots. " As I had still the idea of the silver rouble is i Odds my life. you are but t'eather weight, said my liter', I was at first surprised at the high peters the Jockey ; and would win the sweepstakes if of various things, and afterwards at their cheap- mounted upon Bragela, my new filly, 'Our years nest, when 1 found that roubles it, paper.nionee old, out of Calypso,—got by Ulysses, You would were memo. 'elms I p a id no mo r e than one good take in the knownig ones, and give them rill the go groschea, four tiffenning, German 'mime (shout by. But what strange figure is this, .aid the Jockey, two-pence English), for each horse per German whose voice Julia recognised fur Sir Alarniaduke mule ; the horses were, however, generally bad, and Stabletou's ; all spotted over with stars ? we had often instead of them oxen. " 1 ant Night, said the figure, in it hollow and " I was quartered at the house of a Russian pea. so l emn voice. I sin Night, the friend of the lover. sant, the first of its kind in Rod e nt, which is a large _I am Night, whom the GUILTY court.-1 em village. Tire roost, hail no windows, hut boles, Night, useful to those who snake secret aisle arid which are constantly kept closed. It was therefore climb rope-ladders.—l airs Night, who 'avow just as dark in the day as in the night, but to light lovers' escapes and in.:dew.' treacheries ; who hide the room there stood in the middle of it a block their secret visits.---I am Night, who promote all shunt two feet high, cnvered with a flat stone, on secret schemes ; and et length bring the oislittivior which a tire, made of dried fir wood, cons t an tly burns youth to the arms of her he laves.-1 am Night,— ed. And to prevent it from d a maging the wooden l whom Miss Melhurrie loves so well :--but now I roof a basket, in the form of a f unne l, was POS. will leave her fir a nionient.—No, crleil a voice petaled from it, which was plastered over within and t G nu , bou rn e sh ie ld her ;—.—shield h er ;--hil d e without with clay ; ibis hindered any ill effects flout I h e r.—Night spread her mantle, when Julia, start the sparks, ;it'd at the 'awe time beat iloWil the fog tip, put it aside, and exclaiiiied— --Oh, Ido rising smoke, which was still increased by that --1 do riot like it ; and made her way 'wrung the of the stove, heated from within, and just iii the room. Night shrouded herself in her maotle.— shape of a baker's oven, four feet broad and six feet wh y, sa id a voice, „ i a mislay and alithariralive Irreg. This stove stood near the hearth, which W.lll I tone ; why do you not follow the Pilgrim ? close to the door, and oeposite th is a hung wooden Because the Pilgrim sail come again to 11 ight. t a bl e , and along the wall, all round. a W'a" l e 'I Ake, f o llows tin one, lintfavours lA The Pils bench. As soon as I arrived tiny heated the stove; grins will antis lee here ; and mark if she whispers probably to make me comfortable ; and when the I tie riut.—Aye, said the mask, / will, / will mark wood was reduced to embers, they shoved a block eau —well. into the aperture of the stove, and plastered It "I' i Night seated herself in a corner, and shrouded wish kneaded clay. The heat was terrible, and the I herself in her mantle. But she del not go uo. smoke still more troublesome, so shat I could i remarked :—her ti neonitu our appearance attracted hardly stand upright in the ro 1111 l , but was Oldiged, every bode; Mill 10 every belly hail the character of in ob.er. to escape the smoke, which rose to the ton Night sometheig to say, and ended every bible she of the apartment, either to sit quite low, or to lie hmi•to say by a ir i n quiry after Miss Mcllitirlir ? down oar the bench. When the iiihritntairts lay i Have you stew the tallest Pilgrim ) was her quesa down to sleep, there was no bed or chair to he hors.—Oh, she will fly to me noon; she It wilh my seen, but men and women took off their cloaks, I sister Twilight.—But Twilight is a dangeretts as. and lay down to rears either r)" the hen". or (he' sistant.—Nottotig like Night.-011, Night—Night. cause the stove, which is generally used as a sleep- I —And then she pieced herself ru the attitude of Mg place, was too hot) upon the ground near it. I „ heave, with. her Huger oil her hip. In order to refresh myself, I opened one of the air 64 Or Ludy Harriet arid Juba entering the holes ; but, win-never I did so, a Russieri hastily sa l oon , wlitch was fitted rip iii very elegant ruse to put it to again, and when I endeavoured to style,—they were met by a Spanish Gluons. who hinder this, they at least did it by stealth. looked at them with great earriestaress,—cud, " The subsisterice..of the peasants is as wretched turning to a Spew - writ of 'magnificent appearance, as their dwellings. About Zytotntr, I saw them dine pot sip her tiuger to her Ile, —gird disappear. on indict, merely boiled in water with a little salt; eat. That character promises to be a good one s and mew Human, where maize is common, the I think, said Lady Harriet, if we may judge by whole ear is boded in water and the grain eaten. "I am almost twis t e h l e r, grace of her actions.—Not PO Band Hs My. said an English Gipsy,—with a child at her suaded that the pr.verty of the country people is nut caused by the taxes which back, holding some cabbage-nets,—uird matches tiny have to Pay " but that th e l'ral'ellsllY of the emu ' in her basket.—A li, sweet Pilgrims !—do you, do mon people to brandy drinking, and the manner in y ou l e t—rue look at your palms ; Do es INAS my which the Jewst..kke advantage of thus propensity. I hand will) a tester, —dii.— Ai . , holy pahriers ! do - TI" are the chief hindrances to their welfare. .'lie pra.aiit drinks h►s hrisinly at the Jew's upon credit. 11' hen the harvest is at hand, the Jew refuses to give him credit any longer, and hardly demands payment.— The peasant has nothing to pay with, except his corn. 11 lie will not guise h►s accustomed en joyment, brandy, and not be tormented by the Jew, lie takes the latter into his field, and agrees with Into about part of the corn still standing, which he must afterwards reap and carry into the Jew's barn. The latter takes it for a certain price, pays him a sum in ready money, or credits hint for it in a new brandy account. I have snore than mice been present at such► a bargain, and saw how the Jew made the reckoning with the pea*aut. quite at lii. own discretion; and as 1 came lorth into the coma''y where the Jews ■re less numerous, I found ti- condition of the peasants improve in pro portion." unt shim a poor —Ali, I can tell all your thoughts.—l eau lel( what sort of a gentleman you are looking for.--Oh, biers you, Mi.% July, do not 'rug his deceitful eye,—dun't ye.—Ah, my lady, you will hear some moor before twelve dolor k to-morrow.—Well, well, buy a bal lad, buy • ballad—of a pour : Du ye buy a ballad.—Ali, lady,—addreasing herself to I.ody Harriet, buy this one bulb-rd.—And then she began In sing. " Farewell to Ohl Fochind, thy while cliffs Can the pie be auspicious Ihni drives me from you! Though whole oceans divide Os as fir as the Pole, No Ammo e can shake the him faith of my soul. “ Thew, adieu, my dear Harriet, can that ship go to wreck Where every plank bears thy sweet name on the deck! Vol. W. chip. y. All 1 1 31.104 pr, all arnerre, are riothinir In me. I..t=iiipai tit with the hardships of parting from flier " loin pity pow sitilurs oho sre eltlrteled 111:111 their colorist to, affection., .4 IA 1•1011. at I.,nrr: Bell the hope or rretirse4 all the joy ,0* a I n, elillirlf•f, his helm, Nis 14. Lee a :.sel his s*Jr." " The crowd had withered r iiiiii II the Pilgrims, for the Gipsy sung the above with so much sueet- MAP, that it %011 , 4 encored by a party of l g.:mimeo ; —when the Gipsy • duo' lwr eyes upon Lally Harriet. ;said, renumber—P,—sod disappeare.,. The confusion of the Pilgrims attracted the u nti e , : of those around,—who were curious to knew whom the song was rung.—Night now ailvalieril with solemn step,—and motiormig for the cooed t• disperse, shrouded Julia with her nsesitle ;—soil whispering her, said, Come—with .dent Night ; end drew her from Lady Harriet's arm —She was leisthug her away.—when a bell 'Goaded. sod a voice calling News, uews. great news, stopped Julia. That. fair insides,. presetiting a letter, is for you, said the News. matt. It comes from a friend; and this for yon, taking Lady Harriet by the hood. And then, whispering to her in another voice, which she well understood to be Sir Harry Darrinit's, maid—keep close to J u li o , and I will see you again is, the rheracter of --, when, turning his ryes. lie siw the Swinish Gitlin. elm, at his ear, who exclaimed—Ali, thou dear deceiver! Ah. thou perjured owe!—but will be with you. She then tried to cross so so to separate Lady Harriet from Julia. But the News man, drawing her arm within his, joined Julia sail Night. Then whispering to Julia, he said, read your letter by yourself, and left her.—Julia looked for her letter, which she lied but that moment be. fore in her hand—but it was gone. She turned to Night, but Night had disappeared !" A masquerade has often engaged the portraiture of the novelist ; bat no delineation of this kind ever rivalled that in the present work, in the deep interest by which it axes the attention slid agitates the curiosity. _ . . " - • The chlrar ter of Almeria Sinelure. the ',drip,- l ug B eau ty, is developed with that litre 01),rellaitiCe of 11111111te traits, and that variegated tissue of inci dental associations, which gradually bring out tha hkeoess upon the canvass, till they display the enure portrait in ii blaze of light. The execution of this character, in which genius, knowledge of the world, mod a penetrating insight into the ha mail heart, are equally colispiciions, may safely challenge a competition with any character, ill any of the most esteemed productions of modern tunes. We conclude this article by stating, that we are given to understand that these volumes are the production of an Author who is well known to the literary world. MARKST Pi. -....w.- CORN EXCH.4NGE, FRIDAY, FEaftroty V/. We have had a moderate supply or Grain re 11,,.'ay the %I,,at trade was rather brisk, at the priers Ilit( Ly Ilaviisiz a airmijapply of )als, i lie sales wile heavy. ar Mon day'. prima. Darby and Want h ye also a vii y and au. rather lower. lit tither kinds ut Grain tli. le is no PRICE OF BREAD THIS WEEK. The lii hest p ice of the best Wheaten Bread ihronchent the sitetropi , lis, is stated by the piincipal Bakers to be fine Shillingamod a tiqfpeany the Quai teen Luaf , being an sl. of One Haltpruny since our last.—Soutr Bakers sell the Quarters' Loaf from one peony to twu•prnce lowtc. lb. oz. 11r. oz. Peck Loaf to weigh 17 6 I Qoartern Loaf to weigh 4 it Half Jaw Bll Half Quarters' SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, rE BB A rev 12. This das's market had not a good supply of the dilF•rent kinds of cattle; Heel, 51 uttoo, and Veal were (-beeper, Pork is dearer, and the trade in genet al was rod °ter brisk, The wiles in the Ilay Markt t acre not lively. Hay, ra and CIOVIT 113 V t. d. eupped in price. The stuacesuiculiwied pikes and bees are a correct rt•.trnteut. To rink Ike offal per smile of 811 r. 1icef....:19 8-I to sa. 4•l. Head of Cattle tbis day uncut es Oil. to 59. ed. Hemel. . Veal.... es 81. to 6i. BJ. Sheep 4,20.1 P..rk ..4s. 61. to 69. 8,1 Calves Lamb...os. 0.1, to OA. o 4 pi g , HAY—MARKET. Flay... .... 4d. 0.. MI. to V. 0.. 0.1. Straw Clover ed. 15r. Oil. .0 N. Oa. Olt. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Amsterdam F. 11 8 FRIDVV i Fr na uanv 12 Waive . . Malta Naples ....... • 11 ': Paleimo....p.l 12. t f.t.hon '.s3 Oporto Rio Janeiro IhJtliu ..• • • lot Cork ..• • Ago, of 11.1ok on Hultitod HI 1.1.10 N Ditto it sitglit 1101141 4.tin .... 2V. 11 7 Antnerp . Hamburg!' .•• I'. 33 $ Alton:a ..... U. 33 9 Pauli 3 .ight .. 23 80 Ditto .........2 U 24 10 Hounkanx 24 10 Frankfort on the - - • Main, Ex NI .... 1 4(1 Madrid effective 39t Cadiz Areal% e 4O ....... ..... ._____ __ Hilboa 3Bl flarct Itiva serille 3Bl Gibraltar Leglturts Genoa •• 44) Portugal i;0141 in £ s st• Com, per 0z....0 4) 'runlets Gold in Biwa ...... 0 0 0 New 11)0111111 , 010 ..0 New Dollars 5 7 Silver in Bars ....0 5 7 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. It d...77iii 4 Imp. 3 per Ct. A nit.. 74 3 per Ct. Ciiiis....76lM I India 130nd5...76 77 pr. 31 per Cent. ll6tit I Ex. Ilills. g. 10 IS pr. 4 per cents.... 94 96 I Lottery 'rickets 191. Is . . 95! I OmniuM I i dlr. 5 per Ct. N. Ann.... 1051 I Cims. Ifir Ace .7 6 d 77 106} 106 I Bank 1,. Aim. en! 3-16 I 76 BIRTH!: On the 31-1 *III the Little of the lion. anti Re• Adolphus Tumour, ot .nn, at the Ittetot y, A 14. 3 .1014 Faux On Sat Imlay, the nth Institut, at hi. sent in Y o tkOtire, the Lady of the Hot. 3141j0r-Gent rat lio,vtlle, of a daughter. MARRIAGE. On Thursday, relwnary 11, at M. Mary-al-11M. Gem:, R.OErrS, or lailitingicre, Esbrx, Esq. to 3has M4l) ituul,tl4 of St. Mary Hall. DEATH. On Saturday last. at Brampton. Toukshirr, the arnt Sir George Cayley, hart S trop, relict 01 the It , 0.. (sorer Walker, FAS. WWI Pre.hlrut of the Phi10...1. 1, 4... t and Literary Swirly, Wastrheater. WWI WATLU TIIIS DAT AT LIINDUN.IiItIIN:I . . Morning 6 afivr 4. Exciting 91) aft.r •4. 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