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,f 4' - egre — elsit rliatess sip en Weepiest frigate. I I S the pews)* 6064 Mli• ltoti's mother. This was ' Eta knew Primmer well Wiliiius, the Prisoner to filet al Us wife. They revided at Bombay till Jauw, Um% when tlwy sailed for Eng land. Witness left India iu the same fleet, and since their arrival in England, witness ofteri'ciirres ponder' with Mr. Wilkins, and who was now ft Dunham. . Mr. Yates, clerk to Mr. Evans, solicitor to the prosecution. proved the acknowledgment of the 'Pri soner, that she was monied 16 Mr. Walton whilst Mr. Vt"itkisis was living. Mr. Not. in addressed the Court, and urged a variety of objections as to the validity of the orsir ringe with Mr. Wilkins, acrd contend/440% record on the indictment did not give a to the preceding contract ofoniarriage in India, es the /city could not try it in a civil or criminal capacity, and upon these grounds the indictment could not be sustained. Mr. CHITTY followed in a similar course of sr guan nt. The Learned Judge over•ruled these objections, hut at the same time reserving his opinion for a farther argument before the bench of Judges, if the Counsel for the Defendant thought tit. - - - ' The Prisosttr. in her defence, stated, that she was married to Mr. Wilkins in lodis e sod that tni Heir arrival its England, he became involved in Lis eircumstantes. A separation ensued with mu tual consent. and au agreement to that effect was tittered into ; thst when Mr. Walton paid his ad dre.sts to her. she told him of her circumstances. Mal also, that by the opinion of her professional otlvistrs, she was repeatedly told that her 'Damage, with Mr. Wilkins was legal. owing to there being tin wittiesses presort at the soleminzoiou. She de clisr.ll her i:mocence of having inveigled her se: tot:il husband to a marriage, anti for a long time 41 Its importunities. The Itev. Robert James Carr was examined on lit 1‘..1 . 1 of tl:> Prisoner, who stated, that Mr. %Velum had made application to him for a license. Being e , .titlited Its his house at the time, he requested Mr. %Valetta to cull in a day or two, daring whit It period the Rev. Clergyman requested Isis Celflite to make inquiries respecting the lady. Upon Mr. Wallop's second appllcusion. the witsies. declined granting a license, auit with the greatest considersitutt of ktiala ties., begged of urns to recollect the unliappsues, lie Rive to his mother by marrying this lady. 51r. Wiltut, was detertntsied Io obt ii iii a 14ceove elevaltere, aol.kli the Rev. Ciro', observed, had lie 41 ware of, he would bite p , c%eiiird, by ;;wing nifornistims of the circutustomes or the toilet:110u for lit. mows!. Th.. Learned Judge summed up the evitlei 4:e wits, fpuei; Curet Moth alid ',totality! out: w modlrrs. 'armies 15. Man, Hamlin, from Modems. mut, maim 19. Arrived sad veiled for the River , the Favoorite Gardner, from ibis Soo& Ness; Chew.; Blatt, ' att, from St. Deosissiro; Moans* Deddr4l; Formnite,Blasreirsol,fival Liam*. _Caimans hews this Rive. she Alfred, brooks, &edibles; Fliesiree aid ANN Cowatimell, ter Carmarthen • Hopewell(' Roe Rartmikses; Cleveland, Melt', fu; Jantolea; ' Teensy, lbe %Moo ; sod remake wills the eras of the I.bismadoe Whim, still &faired by contrary wiwils. Ltvaaroor., Meson 15. /storm, the *raw Xdano, from New York : sailed Mb February. vs. nu.. Thlbelpenajrwas Gro r neak,' dreits-41 the West Banks (Nit. York), bwt war MI , its test off after /I%th/intim' her vireo. The CM \ from hence to 111111aViNia la Marlboros's& Rands, was. The Abieal, fur this port, was iletaieed Albiou, Cox, from knee, was driver ise shore by the ico.-41bms arrived the Heroine, Tap A Area. Sailed Sheilah December; •nu the Belle lode, spoke the Harriet, Oliver, from ey foremast and bowsprit; the 11th Jo ' 41. S. loaf. 24.10. W. spoke the Essex, O&M, for India. The Bute hod spehe the from berm I. &MOS Area, off the Cape ends, , to had experienced very bed weather , sod had her 41 cry glove in. His Majesty's ships Hyacinth, quite sad Icarus, were at buena% Ayres when tie Heroine sailt , j. The Hibernia, Bass Tare, from brute to Shiro, was totally lost on North Vial. 011611111111740, MARCH 19. Arrived the Fox, Brand, from Naples; Kate, Pantie, from s.e.ly; Star, Barrett, from Antwerp ; Nally, —, Corn Salve; tVillism, Stewart, from Palermo; Prisms Retest. Heelses, and Joseph sod Ann, Read, from Water ford ; Friendship, Mediate, from Newry; Atlantic, Hum bert, from Hasaborsh ; Providence, James, from Cork ; Good Inteist,Grain, hoot Nlidaga; New Freikriek, Randall, from Mogadure ; awl the Alwous, LetvO, from Limerick. On Thursday morninttwo genteel looking young women, dressed in black, with scarlet shawls, one rather taller than the other, went into the shop of Mr. AUtiTIM, jeweller, Oxford-street, to look at gold m(01.6111. and ordered some to be sent to 26, Conduit-street, for inopretion. Upon their de parture, one was missed ; notice .was sent to the shops in the neighbourhood to have it *romped, wh en it was found pawned with a pawnbroker in Duke street; Manchester-square, within tan minutes after it was stolen. Those utilsappy patients who, through the hou.ted promises of ignorant pre-troller* to medical skill, or throve' withal pruasailiation, in order to increase expense, endure adijilional pangs, and bernme considerable lasers by , delay, he age minsestly united to the EAST LI/1 . 4 DON *1! MAULDIN MEWI, ?, CanssenHorret rami e neer the Commercial-road Turnpike, where C. J. JORDA Surgeon, 414 e. end Iwo cinioeut Wiyaitisna, dewing many years regolar practice, ran prwve that Osmosis& fall victims yearly to the Veurreal Disease, sissies to improper trmitwient, AIM the use of Donee poisoner, pieparatimis termed merest rials,.oliich entirely debiiitate sad rola the tomtit slim. by biting into the haloes, /mil other frightful and alarming effeci"—tiiumirsa In the right, noise in the ears, deafness, kr. he—at last dropsy engine., with a general debility and decay oflLe cum titutiuw, ortzinatisig frusta a dreadful disease foals; In ite habit, ur the system 11•014! by the see of ini rtnry.—)leArrs. JOIIDAN and CO. may he consulted by all ranks of people (oo nine in the morning till Owe at night, for the edie of these afflicted with the Venereal Di.. ease, and the rally ilisireasiug disorder. arising therefrom. 'Slight mud recent cases see radically cured in three days, and if tulle statitliset, a cane wilt he peram mast in 15 slays : suit Mr. J. b" 1,11 1 kowrls, that neither fearing a complition td professional skill, nor having recourse to the •ioltut powers rf pi1k41114,031 Mit ClAliilll, he elinlleuees thins to ilo by their alitectits whet 1w Ism slow be his mild tr of treatmrol, 14 , 6 tasitseled on oath hrfttra. the Loral 3latnr and Aldermen of the (Sty of Lemke, ; mid at all tittles iitkslices himself shalt hr is reply to cure Oar 111101 . 0 1114'011611 eunirlaint, in its most alarming stages, in one-forirth attic lime, and at half the usual expenae.—lctlers, pust•paid • michOing d ree, anal statist the empire of the complalot„ will he immediately mended i n ; atiJ medicine sent to tory part of the kinerforn. __••• otote r ar. the RhsT 11.11 NIXON MEDICAL ..:14TA. 111.111H5/ ENT is timidly opposite to tlae•lttonemsposi's y digneen.itrea St. Crevice's in ilk East.-Sit • with other ' • •f t • " **. 4l 4 111 4 , 04111.-• s .4 . . . - HOME CIRCUIT. ti 4 fact* to the siltation of the Jury, he left it to —......-- their consWerotioo to gini a verdict ilicordnigly.-- • Tlw Any, after a olsorg-eousalration, returned a MIME LENT ASSIZES. • verdict of Gordy.-tiot rOtiresisenied the 'Prisoner • . to ostrecw. summits. INARCR *. • The larOmpri Joke, in .possiog sentence, 'Ob- . MAROS ISIF SIOANIT. . served to the Plissolwri that from she frank 'and This sltsss4 :4 11 1 CilislS ! was " ftssisti7 essms4l4l ,timer in *bids eye *Awed her *Aussie, to with Lashes Vlioilelloot to bear this interest- ' . W a l ton, : • ..... • , . Mr. tai ownigtwoomosiy married, arid whirl, rote trill. 111411 1 111 . firillga b‘taPig. inridg Weihisa• was p a rtly * 44 is evidence, the crime with which Olt* 41/04. 1111111100. Wee taut 111 , the Pristmer's sine WNW changed pas speck exteuuoted, and that she hint : she WisitirertMeisi,whire',. *il l s' hglit colons. weed be visited with the hoist puniebinent the law ril ireliwe,*.nal Wire is'iwood blot . hat with kis- is owell eases hits. ptorsiited. The sentence was six " 4. ' .. * and a bisck ,if. Her tftlasesassli " ..l ell ' ' months' confitiemOttl hi ilia Hoare of Correction at • i•reihtial, Preissueeiwil. riotwithetatuin_t°ll_:• t h e • tewm. mad:time it ohedld be attended with as gen- rsi aesiety oilier heb^ll 6 °PIM mho wv • t ruu " "' *de Armistead mormislillablc to her situation. %smelt rite. was pliers.. it fewlhioutes niter eight. Mr. Baron Geta Nalk• roared the'''Coart, rod Mr. Ovation' (Spechn '• 'WINCHESTER ELECTION. 'Counsel), mill Me. BoLLimil). hush' far the Prime. ___......a...._...- . . -entiou ; os aloe Mr. NOLAS and Mr. CIIITTT.' Wipc86.6.614 MARC , ' ie. Cowls(' fur the Promisee. • ln eouserpielme of the death of Mr. Meyler, After the indictment had been read, to which any late worthy Representative iu Parliainevt, a the rtiooller 'deeded Net Gtteity. and was galiswed. ' awns 'ratio* was toads to the Marchioness of the privilege ors seat, betkialskain, that it Was the Molt of the Corpora- Mr. Quits lig opened the proceedings by stating., lion of Wiackester that Elul Temple, her only that the Prisoner was the daughter of a resPectSlile child. should - tilt the meant siloatiou, and become _.tre ' lletiol°"•• owl ives.__ettervied very young to a Mr. the pew Member; but he having pledged himself to Volt. who lived at.`BoollitlY, iii 'Willa whew he stand for the comity of Buckiughain, was obliged to Itiedis leo6. The followieg yelar she was 'married decline ;on which James Henry Leigh, Esq. of „IX Air. Wilkins, at Bombay. when they shortly Stoueleigh Abbey, was solicited to be the new afterwards returned to England. 'For a consider- Member, which he most readily acceded to; ac- able thee the Prisoner hied at Blightott. uPots, 4ordiugly he has beets this day u nauirooesly chosen 'their separatism. Ilbsle Mr. Wailt" bv"'""c" ' to be the- Reptemsdative to l'arliansent for this 'ogsiitioll with the Peisower. mid will so cootisoted ancient city. After the election Mr. Leigh and waiter peruse, that he Ml in love with her, and ' Lord Temple were chaired from the Town Hull they twit howled .t Loom in isl 6. mi. Walton to St. John'* Hanoi twist from, thence to the While he.' }Ow thermw into gaol, in cower-emote of Jail. I last, after which ilivut 1 . 50 Geutlemen sat duo's cooloseted beiore marriage. He woo a young "VIII to a moat sumptuous dinner, provided by Roblin, of military lbhte. Mid had acquired gloeY by his of the %Visite Hart, where the utmost conviviality Isettle9'' in the *immesh'. bottle of Waterloo. Ily prevailed ; many loyill unit constitutional teats iritillreldt witnesses . so sobstentiate the rocs, or the soil 14111g* were givers and .Aug , stud the day c 00... ... WASSIffy. /se two.. .Ikm was carried on by the chided with the greatest harmony. Every Cum .iserdier of Mr. • %rakes. was chrrifut slot every heart was gladdened. in coo- . . 4 W...40014.1 i Clerk of the Secretary', Office at tuerence Of the repr..reiltative of the ancient tile hat Hosee,poodoerd the book of registers mu loyal House of Chtiolos being again retort.- istiluetele:l;r lllo . sod deaths. et Bombe'' , coot- . eel for the city of 11'iucliester. The hells rang allreking the 14th of January ti, the 19111 of 1)e- merrily oleo throughout the slay. James Henry eansher. 1810. Leigh. EN. is nephew of the late Duke of Chau- The Rev. Mr. Burroughs staled. that he was a dos, and also High Steward of Winchester. . . verident Chaplain nt Bamboo forty-two years : every marriage is registered at the Church, and collies tons regularly transmitted to Eughuid, airier , they NAVAL INTELZ.IbeNCE. two eseipared from the original register book, signed _.......=...._. by the 'Clergyman. The Prisoner was married to • em.woove, molten 17. :bribe, Thomas !locket Wilkins. by hint, on the fur A er a f ri Pr . the "leas, Dowvioot. Gan Naples, hi So daya 'pith of January, 1810. They left Bombay soon Nailed the Fox patties with wails for the Brasile; the afterwards. Witness hod nut wen the Ivrisoner whooller Mary, Amateur:, whir\ affirm* off ibis port Is e t 'taunt he had ass interview with her in Bristol riot. emoting boas Naples, is Altered to pot ire to repaer.sum,.. where she was confined fee *mot of softiies to keep demise me wiaisised ha the Got, by Wiwi rue hod of by I Pufferourse biratr. aborit three weeks ilgo. • tie krieiv the Prisoner well I Aerived she Mar at this intervitive.weesoillistaDdiug die length of time which liad.rhipsed seam OM marriage at Bombay, A rr i ve d An d of owing lobe celebrity of her chariscter a and the ob. 1 from she Suseir Su Oirevatiedi 1w made et •the lithe•its raiser lame*. N•rawski WACO; 110 was 'further coreoboristell froth the 'movers,- , Th e ( r g tr: ls e . tion be held with the Priwaber at tliOt . . aisle. *he ti gethsfi, fi g s u b; she recognised hilts. These were no rulowtibiag wee, ?owes, for witnesses to 'Me tennis. it , Soosbag, obi by eutward.bitendes 1 eliss iti . Mr. %Viotti the ''cl erk of St. 0 's. Acrwwi die 1 0 811 a t Le "et ridge 9 ed the . et' of the. siortjagt a t FthmarY• 'null that push church.. H "abort liwlwo Wol- pm Wil lgel l Ic ab.. boot ci tau, of the ponsh at . sod aksill 4 1 .4634 of dime, Webb, leant li the parish of hewn, by r fitailloy.llll6." mar Potat Lyetas. The wirtiess was pentad 41111111.01kanizaticro. be Me ice; She AIL Mni. Utterly, of theltiods Aron, Lewis, was "Coney hi ll " 41 hi alp pivigla st the mortis'''. . It h ' a r . '" eir C " . ".".7. 4 4 1 ; Mr. Bauspfietd, Ameba, wElledionhatrevt. Co- • h ewer . ,„„E„ j un . rent-girden, knew the "Prisoiser, and her deceased aeass, in M. la heehaw], Mr. Co:. in 'Bombay, and subsequently Mahmi, Awns Land her second husband. Mr. Wiliam, who introduced itt's" , "'gm 1. " _ . _. .... ....__ -- ,_.__, _, de Verde, and the I F NONMOUS SERPENT. plaices . vegetate; and that the lower limit of perpetual frost is constantly descending. The seine effeet hes beets experienced in North Ameiica. In the' year 1816, the mays, or Indian corn, did not ripen along the whole coast from l'ennsylv.osie to Mas sachtiarts—a circumstance which hail not happens& before ist . the.rnemory of the oldest inhabitant ;—at this time the iv) was Rusting down the shores of the Atlantic as far isOithe fortieth parallel. If suds be ill* facts, mid thi cannot well be questioned, with regard to these countriie„ it is' equally clear that our own climate, though in a ' degree, must' have been effected by this vast Item mutation of ice on the east coast of Greenland. The distance between the centre of Iceland and' Edinburgh is not more than twice, and that front. Iceland to London not above three time's, the dim.' twice between Iceland mid the east coast of Greta land. That our climate has been more particularly affected, in the course of the lett three years, by the descent of the ice into the Atlantic, and more especially in the summers of the years 1816 and 1817. is a matter of record ; florin comparing, by the meteorological register of the llciyal Society, the four summer months, May. June, July, and August, of 1805, 1806. and 1807, with the four corresponding months of the last three years, 'it will be seen that a very considerable dim firm of temperature has taken place in the latter periods. • There we find it difference of 11 deg. 11 deg. and 13 deg. between the highest temperature of August, July, and June, in the year 1806, as compared with 1816 ; 16 deg. and 17 deg. between July and May or 18417, as compared with the highest degree of heat in the corresponding months of 1816 ; and no less than 20 deg. in the month of May 1907 mod 181/ ; and the means trittper.itnre at use rime m miles is invariably lass by revertsl degree. in 1816 *id 1817. thin in either 1806 or Intl, excepting iu the month of June, 1817, *lien ten or twelve hot days occurred with the wind at earl ; the only ones we had daring the summer. In the summers of both years the mercury invariably fell with westerly winds. It can scarcely he doubted, therefore, that the remarkable eliithiless of the mtniwipbere in the summer months of those two years was owing to the appealance of ice in the Adeline ; and if this be admitted. as little can it be doubted that the de struction of. so molly tliousitiol agnure leagues . .if ice holds out a rat I and lint. on nisplesseing prospect, of our mice again eujoyisit the genial warmth of the westein breeze, and those soft and gentle zephyrs, which, in our lime; have existed only in the imaginal' of the poet. • Sir Joseph Dank% M Yon Troil, Sir John Stanley, Sir George blackeuzir, tic. Ilioulter, Dorlor klellssid, &e. • • /To be continued.) Yeate+day—Godn FKlDAlT.—Hulidat all ll* 0141 k I/IBces. • WAtEI; D.IT Al' 1.4/Nll4Ol 'Shit-Wing aftur I Everiug 45 allcr I. Some lime age Ale. Edwin, au English resident of the East Indies, maw a serpeet in the Isle of l'itylisto that ineasui•ed in • length 33 feet (poor Indira. It was all curried with se-.des, - .ridged in the nsiddlei its head was green, with la ge black sputa ist the middle, 'yells,* sts•ealo around his jaws, and a yellow circle, like a golden collar, romtil tie lock, and behind that ems another hlark spot; its heath was littlish' and broad; its eyes monstrously large aniferry.bright wed terrible; its aisles were of • dusky olive colour; its hack wee very beautiful, a broad streak of black, coorleol,.end waved at the sides, running along it—slung the edger of this rare • narrow streak of fleshy colour, on the outside of which was a broad streak of a bright yellow, waved and ended, and spotted at small distances with roundish and long blotches of a blond rwhowr. When ii moved 1111 the sue it appeared exquisitely licautifil. It had perched itself out a hip• palm tree ; as a kind of fox passed by, it darted olowu upon him, mood in a few minutes sucked him into his belly. Next morn. ing a monstrous tiger, about the he ight of • heifire s , passing by, it darted down, seized him by the hark with is/ . 1 teeth, and twined itself three uefuur times round his burly; it tbeu loosed its teeth fouls his back aim' gripped his 611,19 tearing and grindiog, and choked him at otter, whilst the farions tiger resisted to the utmost; findinglsion k id so be conquered, and Ma beets cot easily broken, it, by the wind. ing its tail around his nick, dewe d bins Its the tree, and _ Ordeal tt, twined letielf about bolls him ' crushed ' . it Wilds ribs soil the werchnolen au.l with this inexpressible ter} are, it mates) ever his holly, a lump of red Be* nail at. coestionsaisee, picked tip the — ` ll wow tweed herewith, Edwin and his .• Pe. • 4. , . • tiIAIIGE oF meta vOti. . WRY couttr, scart.einiktalefi 14: On Thursday the Court proceeded to try the issue in . the cause in which General IlattiEwitailfie. of Quatro', in the ' county of Lanark, was Pnewiev.auelJantes Nemo, surgeon. in Hamilton. was Defender. This was Dm olcanst action of Crum. nut. ever tiled before aScoltiall Jury. The damage* were laid at 10.0001. The nature of the evidence in this erne prevents In front giving any account sof it. 111 tlfillfr of the Lady, and intro ducing into the house four noisiest children of the Plievuer's, were dwelt npott as matters of aggravati tttt and alleviation at damages. The act ref adultery was positively denied, and rested solely upon circumstantial 'wind. A ,[rest uttnilwe of witnesses wise exansisted fur both patties. and the Jury weir charged by Mr. JOUN CLERK, for the Dvfender, and by Mr. Juevntrif. fur the Planner in reply. The I.nan C 1114.1" COIIIII4IISIONER summed up the tri. fleece, and the Jury having retired mil of Court at lialtinst five o'clock...ye.terdity manning. returned iu 1...1f as bone, finding the charges in the Isaac—Nsif Proven. The v. rdiet of the Jury was hailed by a crowded Court wish the greatest applause. There were no less than 150 witnesses in attendance for the defenee.—The lltfroMisit is married to the sister of the Pur- f 'swer's wife. , ibi davit. yr. mad Jadetii iareriaii• Is eaten Air Boolo l .—The Bill brought into the [louse of counnous relative to the rights of Usiiverviries wa d Of some other public Bodies to one copy, 14 each such Body, of all published works, proposes to enact, that for every copy, which skill he demanded, a proportion of the retail 'price shall he p.,41,--It is hoped that a motion will be made for an account to Le laid mu the table of the bomber and titles of Books sblil by the several S - 01:_rt.VS, repipeciieely,. to which the copies were seat t ; raisiironsly, fa r th e purpose of prevervation. Such it lion would de monstrate the alniseof this grieious system. Our readers will recollect the laud Ile and lin , inane efforts.madir by iJr. Alderman ‘Vouti.to stye the fiat miserable finalities' who wereo.umppeal lii the Blood-hountlis, mid contlemsied. Ile out , est.ly! saved their lives, but raised u They returned to their coutetly. The moat-yawl vent to the Archbishop or Tvieo. to he delivrrca to them; and the following letter of ,thailks hits been received from the nom men • " lore thit sissy rrerivett t t O m l im o. or hi . Grace she bard ArEbloshop of Tuaso..Atif fur murk vie res tores you nor 1 zrairfol shaftbs. *To Milne PrOeidence; and year Wool itoiecirosition4 we are isolebtu.l for Owe. hum: sod by yollr generous hherelily %..0 issue co:tided us touurod the memos's'. of our holt IN eviapoi.. *ball rucr luso for she l osopt-rity o f soisiself sqJ fa!oaly, and hope You nosy enjoy lung awl h:Ipo, hr.. " 11.,.urefiaiss )uisr d.tutcd and'ulbedieet SerVit'ule,* Tnrtk• "'RANDLE it 11'D(11111EI,L, " O.! COM JA71111 , .‘ yt %JINN. " DES"NIS • )fish,.. " IlleV/ Worn!. F.Ol, M.P. Le: Ric. lIARRiAffi R. On 1 httntanttilik Ilth ilenoot, at• Eirtoesoteei by the Re•v . R. A. Pyr, Galen:so, E.g. RAtilt-h011.t0.4 , , I to Misty, p o ttunru tinught , l of the fair 1).&oi I 114.1. r. It q ur 16 form, r place. A ~._ it there doubted that the ,progress of cold has kept ttaZwsstlite ItYttt;g;i;:t ct,itTrisesrierstr -7 ;:li; pncts with the progressive etterosclaneat of the mud the Ore, and embed kite *Plow it hill him •kohl, we s g aci Licev ett s m o o t r i B li e le ri m m all i ty r s, ini ti l tt . r evi thw og lirit sai l u tri na so K of no t w ite . a l s k ": 47ei e ' s:i fi T er bi si: " Iseir,kailk.du.ineat4,l4 with this ihr txttNyl ledge is appropriated to the best essay on this sub- wills slayer till it Lyme* e a s e al nis i es t p of 04 jest. lat the absence of direct proof from thermos. last, with* labour of Wet hears tainissaiste, metrical observation of the increasing chilliness of whele.esresta Ism Its he ft y. ' wales theAgnate, it if aiserttd, - bn the . nothoriiv ttf'tfte4L' t .„__ 6161 ," 401 ht!ht i lmed *lib the title all,' Mr. annals, that many paste of the Alps, suss/ bare, T o . r ars. er kine& * tit ' - e . " 6111 and t writ , and bad a tine . taste; sta.:„int owe afforded good plasterer ; that both hietericei sway other plates, 'tryst • flesh locates evidence, uwl remaining traces. prove the existence of forests in places where no tree, at present. can CHARGE OF .CON. ~~~ . 1 tin! •PI)LA R.IC E An • NOWEIIERN 4/E INTO Tllt - pAcint. [from N Tim Ostavierly &alum."' Among other .:17tch ; it themselves as toothy of - the built g are no leps objects research. ' terestiog to hismaniv , than kolioriont to the act runt...mod of ecielici and thlVirtebal,le extethhots of 41P 1 commerce. First—The influence the removal or so large • hotly of tee may . trove nit oar climate— Socomite. the oppottunity ilitattardd of inquiring into the rite of the liiigslajt Cutosiy too the eastern coast or Ohl Greenlanch—Wrdly, the facility it Offers of oorreetisig the very &hying/ geography of the arctic 'extolls in our western hrrthiaphere ; of attemptitig the eircumnavirition of (;reenlato4l, • dittet papeage over the Pole, nod the more cir cuitous one along the northern coast of America, into the P.teitic. 1. It would be a wilite awards to cutter into any 'discussiou on the di ;;; i tttt tionof temperature, which must siecetsitrily be occasioned by the proximity of vast mountains and islands of ice. The authentic unnab of lceland thscribe that island as having once' been covered with impervious woods ; and numerous places still bear the name of Ares/, which prodoce only a few miserable shouted lurches of five or six feet high, mad in which all attempts to raise a tree of arty kind Stave for ages proved unavailing. The most intelligent travellers*. r'llot iu our lisle, have visited this iistand, bear testimony to the fact of large logs of wood bring dug out of bogs, awl found between the mallets! in the val. Icy.. It is al.o said that vest culinary vegetables were enter produced out it ; but the cabbage% seen there by Mr. Hooker, in d e mouth of A ogno, were so dimi 0000 sive that a half-ctown piece would have covered the whole plant. Nothing but a de terioration of climate could have wrought there t hanges ; and this can toady be explained by the . vast increase of floating ire. " which," sari Hooker, " not mily fills all the bays,, but voters the sea to that extent from the whore, that the eye cannot trace its boundary from the summit of the highest mountains." Sometimes it connects the ialand in one cositinwed mase•wiilt Greenland, when . the white bears come over in witch alarming num. tiers, Ova the inhabitants assemble and wage a nos tiourl war ugainst thew. These masses of ice drive uhout with such rapidity, mid rush against one nstother with so much violence, that the floating wood brought along shit them is said sonsetiunes to take fire by the friction. During this conflict, the weather is unsettled and stormy ; but when once the ice heroines fixed to 'the loud. the air thickens, and dense fogs, accompanied by a moist and pweirating cold, destroy all vegetation, mud the euttle • Similar effect", but to a less extent, are said to have been experienead in Switzerbuni. ..140 little is .._. PIII:I6MEN.I. T;.e country Papers laser stated, that ati 1 - 'l - "I•tY the hilt ult. brit 'vests two mu t tbrarsa'clock its Han afternoon, phe 111111 l eons, !upper:et! to have been pro. (lured by Ull P8111141111%C, were experience!' at, Cimino:shy and in other pasts.of lincolsoiltsre, and in IlulJerness. Near Kirton-in.Liasthey, Lincoln shire, it gentletnass who heard the noise awl felt tise concussion. nu !looking up saw a bill, appa rently about the size of - a caissons-ball, witlra : kind of streamer behind it, rushisigalong in the a ills great scliwily. His servant, who. wo also . it. Front the following pattanigt in Blackwood's Ediabargis Jlagu:loc, tralipepeit probable that dn. pliettomemiall I A m e s. sr to not the cointequeuce of ass earthquake, but of the fall lrota the atillOsPhert• of one of dune stoner., sinsihr to that which fell sit 'Wnld Cottage, several yews ago, Aultof whim de scent autliesitte testimonies have act:Until lasted of late year's:— " We have received intelligence from Profemor E. D. Clarke, sit Ciiiss , irolgr, of a large asid 11{I 111111 l nil arefete,. seen by the re o r e saire hiswaelf, and two other perfOUP, 11/ they were walking in the estsitous of the Univ. rsitt, at trio of the clock, pm. sits Friday, February R. It destsidell err-. tically from the smith tonarala the bin itmi. in the northern part of the hemisphire. The 'Moil trinarkable eireunotanre attending this iihesionsmion is, that it way sivilde s in lun:nl day-light; betas oppuots& to the •siorea oils, *lrish carat 'bat time shining silk great splendor's JAI is eloroltem.sky. Hush she farm of Ibr tarlear, stud its rapid vertical rear se, seemed So indicate a fall sit matter Puna the Mossospliele ; and the Professor ascribes the intense light by a MA it • is accompanied, to heat evolved dosing she transitiois of A 1 body from the aeri-forsis to the solid state. The save meteor •1 was seess at listalllsani, in Norfolk, precisely at tbs. same lime. An Armand of it has, ar ii, ea re.i. its The Noncieh Ifereoro, for Sisinrilay, Fel:roam. 14, • srlalre as i • well-defined uib of Whit.: light, gas tug otrtl.une bad:. " nitals. • UltitßlOat. Coaa Toppeetor's Mutat 19. • 41. 4 11'iseat, per 104111 . l9l .0P to ISt Os Varley, pix.plartot. io hoe • /Nits 4. to 37. —.d • I, Bears 44s —4l to 54s Peas • 44s —4l 318 —J I:). Nt RIMY, Nl:6 KS. • {Vitra les Olt 0111% • IN . . to 414! orl 1441. bOrity .• • till hts 041 110. to 1.. I 3 I. vri• Go ei . • smiTitimumr 111AIIKEE, Fensav, Masten 20 This day's markt t W i lt 'bort an toply of Ilse dill% resat Limit of Cattle: neer, Alltajtuti, and Purk, were cheap's.; Veal solid at lal4, Mice, anti At Itirle.for use most part was somewhat s h i ll Th e m a cs in thseffitymnie bet were not lively : Hay has stropped in price ; Ch.trr fetched 14 better prig ; Straw olavainetililgi Illiet. The.(4ollwaing prices and .stuniltera ale all UCClllikie statement : :l',. . . *l'to snit; the ollal vita stone of Slb. Weir.... 4s. 0.1. to :4. di. 11.M1 of Cattle Ibis day : Motion :94. 0.1 to Its; at /basis ' • • 700 lAnth .. N. 0.1 in 104. 0.1. Rheep nod Lanais .:% . 5.200 Veal ....:t4 11. ill 70. 0 i Calves _ 120 Port—. ha 04. to . 6s. 4.1 : Pigs ..... ...... ..... LIU IiAV7-iIARKLT • Hay... .'... :it. lid,. to. to 5/. 51. 0.1. Ntraw . Ct..% t r 5/. :)... Ott. to 71. 04.. ad.. I%KM:A FE AND I.I:4I)ItNNAUL - 1111ARKET34. ( 11), Ito. Carrara ) Beef .... 3. 41 to 4. 4,1 I Veal 4. 4.1 to de 0•1 Mutton.. Co 4,1 wss ed Nek .... fn 11.1 to 66 04 FRICII , ,VOF HAT rilfiND tllll/111V. aw. aamEa'a:. : - Hay !If 10:0,1 wait 0: 0,1 Huy. 51 11. Mt to el 0. 0 , 1 Straw If 1144 0.1 to 3/ 3. 04 Sim« 1/ 14.114 to 2/ Is. 04 tslosrr 4! 4:: 04! ttiti/ Os 0,1 Clmytos 0/ ti 0 t 7 1 0) 41 PRICE Ur • HOPS "(VW 111101. • • • 1i ES' ►OCK YTS. Kent.... 22/ 04 lu 241104 Kent.... 431 to 1.. 2 6 41 Ira Stt.Sl:x.. 211 Os to 241 Os Snssi s.. 231 nt 04 Essex.. 24/' 2 1 31 Oa I rartilmiat 241 0. Io 30/ llt PRICFAOF RAW FAT 'wt. slime, Ili . Sib. . As stated by the Tallow .1 A. stated hi, Ibe Dutcher*. ' alcile s. 1 St. .141111'51 . 04 if.ttket.. 44 fid flt ittntes's Market ..4. 51.1 Wbite-t hapcl Mit kt t 4 51.1 Whiteclestitet Ma. Let 4* 6;.1 rime %Ilstritct ...... 0. 11 4 1 Average ... . 41 5:,.1 llc treat. 11. r het ...0. Od t A% eta4c ...... 4* 5.1 rit ICE OF TALLOW. Tom. 77. el .1 Yellow RaRNuI. 78.0,1 0.1 111.ite.111..... 0.. Soap ..111M Oil 0.1 I Mrkitog Stuff W I . ed --.. 04 Dino rough 44. (hi --a 0.1 PRICE. Tallow SiA P, !Ili I lino Y.11..w Soup 'nos 11.,111e41 Curd Palos Graves IS. 04 Goiol Dreg. lO. ud 1W CANDLES, From Osnoelleps Hall. Price of Cawll..a.lovr Ilteersa. Its 611—Sforuhls.14s 6.1. per dozen allot% ea fur ready ruouvy. PRICE OF LEATIIER. Salts, 50 to 5611 is rank 23.1 to 24.1 pe. Itt.. Pith', 56 to 64ths. each ..26.1 to —.I tUreulnßHOrs .. 10.1 In 21 1 :.1 WitseCoacit ....4 ....1111 1,, 1.1 Cristo HtilfsißMie >lolhsforta 4ll4l . —l6 to 194.1 Pitt° - 451. ••. • 19 44- to 20 1.1 Calf Rkisa 311 to 401 he •Ditto 50 to 70Ilis • ..-. '27.1 to 3t.t Ditto • 711 to .............10.1 to 311,1 mall Seals (Grcrolaild) 244 to rra Ilwrite ditto ..... t. per disarm 70s •to 004 '..awed Horse hides I'4l to 17.1 Ittriiiish Horse holes )od to 2-2.1 4)1 L.c., per T*l. New Greed Whale 401 —1 9141 • —1 —4 Pale $4414 ...... 51)1 —1 .I".LNl:S.—(l.4rlasire of Doty.) I.latron,Y4ir Pipe 32./ a 4:11. 1 :Uail. per 110 gall. 601 a 67! 13 :Purl per 8 PR:' 4A/ a. 4,51. Siorrr), per halt. ?21 a 461 • Daly 74 7.L per callms, or's 2/. al. M. loci pipe. um. 1151 --it Ltissrefl Pale flare RAW HIDES. Best HeWen and Fiteers (per Ortlivary .24 0.1 to '2. 2,1 stone).. 24 8.1 so 34 0,1 Alturkvi Calf —O4 to tl• r.,. b 611.1.11i0r. 24 4d tis 24 6.1 E.. Hoke Os 0.1.1.. 91 64 SHEEP SKINS. , . Polled ' . . 04 11.1'14 It. 44 ikArnu ' • 74 0.1. to 6s 64 3 S ~Y `~ Ant email IMO telitio." was am motto of him wise passed the Rubieuti. A R ENO VAT! ON .1(f the human risme I% hi fart, a dolll.ll . l , lttilll Meriiettl Stitettn4; uodisarder, make such racial utt Ike buddy spasm is Venereal (74ains plaints; the byphilitie 'poison glides heetercept Oak alone, until every nrenn is drhilitsitcd, mad the coptuniniation as. stone. the features of As the eionatlisAC Spier*raflres art CetterstlY diyhl, an early applies' to us a ill Ina -veld tae. pain and zer ILA ',spleen from int;•ropre ifeatmeut rt c • y p 14bnie invariably arise from ietiormare an. 'infect, ihey mar lieu eVlT be parried by n efeerout esertiiyi of talent (if the nes.. peal be not too lutitt dela),ll`, and the patient ilitonah Itie enamel protresx of health becomes assured of ifs runt t etot• lb( . 0111 At complicated irterte.nry of the shove disorder (lust those nod:nicer uf (sinfully, uhrrr by the pritctice.aff a secret •solitary rice, the hues' energies of fixture beckon'. cx.liatified, sexual debility engines. afid the stererer is Mtiisissii lo the forfeit of despair-. It is fur him to look fitment to ilw rlteryinw beams of hope, when we boldly assert lint rico iirspef ate cases yield to our Wild I , Ntnialives. °ilea iinprilimeats ofror to irritate the seositite inne r lll/111e gitars!, "their acquired, as strictures, weak. striates, &e. Mail of them we offer the adaptive remedy instead of ihe usual harassiut plait of Callstie silm111:114111. Yoe ',email' , is. illeas delicate perish - antics inciittot In the salter sex, is our reouvutiac borlinai apphrnldr, by ratio.% mg (Ictiricisci(-• last let., ones ;mintier mitt 'monist reficetions• 1 1 A (undid examination Of prufessioual serpflrentent need only be feared by him shit is nutritious of incapacity ; we are usicumirctisi ith' the (Schmitt and insinuating apprat r ung:l4 a public inst it utirrihmul tams( uu no tWr Nnyrl VNir(!liCt . , thongs. ssilemesscil hr many of this. Nubility, nod EVell of Iltr Fatuity as Membeis of the London Collett a fissrzcossa, ithr title is) the iros fi anice . 6 d, is awl .A•impolAht./. Igor Mc our proas;:a.s eloos," .Ibay • Witosa lice isrnsins by it• urivartaisly Thal nu Wrap'. howorr I 1111(.1 a Olt presiused endserii Cum .PrirlSolek"oal"a s, of shsss pie-eminent sdvan- I a hick are td our system—in coincidence thrttwith this intutialioii is %Mess. that patients of either OCR Illisy• c•••,•11 ww with sway, mad lu prvveei. misses._ oershersilins, t larks, probable thstrtiosi of tar eteirepistuf &c are alwa4 i stalest at Ilse lies, islet lettw,.ist ip answer to letters 8:6/Woman,: a ()auk Itott hSS • . . and CO. M.R.C. Surgeons. H.nirrras-Sttro, Electxdreet, London. •••• t.. tiers' fifolf the country shunkl he isrliesther is tle tailms the symptoms: enisiber ut !stair, tre. alit-n tar propel' remedies cm :it finwareed.to shy part, however dislent. iniont,.. .rri4trtny..4ll•ll:o it %bet fli.e. NI). 127, Nssio4 ; where ,44:V.111141Tif ma are reeriwe.:, amid (~st,.• Hnrt pv.l) ti;upt N.• 1, 1!•-risprq'4 Inn, l'rlsil•r— J. 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