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IRELAND. .. i. .1)11111.1W. * JUNE 10. Wr nntlerstanil that a Kequi•soun ha. ib s day .reas s`ried by some nir the most reapevahle cha •aelers it the kingdom, to call a politic meeting of , Ive blend% 111111 admirers of the late Ili). lit Ilotie Henry Crotton, of the Royal Exchange, on Torailoy nt tiro o'clock, for the purpoae of 0' tering the !propriety of moniferting • becoming tribute •►nil gi.arltli ?IA respect to the is:rotor, of that fO - 01 :1111/I SHIM cloaracter—raol also fur ...• I .nr l ow of forwarding the titelliP a• .1 • 11.1•1111 C • , ,•111, . ' .lr.Henry Grolian, 1.1 the re.• sssss I.6llltcst for the representation of the city of WATriIFORD. JUNG 10. iirITTOnTVITATEBrORD RA IS K. ► WIN 1•414. at worn B, 9 rlnek.•the remains et Mr. Neopio t were deposited in the family vault, Christ's Choreo. At (111 n o'clock ■ statement of affairs was submit• lid to a few of the principal creditors assembled at h• flank. We one seen a sketch of that state. me-nt ; but as tie base no authority to publsoh whist eve have seen, and as we dread the arntimptinn of au ...riot's a responsibility, we decline publication. We were confirmed its our reserve when we learned il,at au error of some moment, the amendment of which sail favour the creditors, had already been ilkcovel• d. and that, in consequence cf the stole. ',tient not hying sufficiently le. stud a total want of information respecting the late Mr. New i.torea private property, the meeting is to assemble ..gain. I.)uring the evening the notes were disposed of freely at mud under half price. —The total of debts, we believe, is about 20.0004 The docket list been struck, and it is, we Under stand, likely to be proceeded upon immediately. RIALLW CLONMEL BANK. tan Thusaday mailing Messrs. !balls Bank paying. A placard was put up. the purport which, we are informed, was orally as Gallows : That los consequence of the unexampled draw on the Bank for eight days past, and the difficulty of grills% intimy down from Dublin immediately, they were advised by their friends to smpend pay corn, for a few days. wl►en they would lay a state ment of their affairs before the public, at the maw time requesting the note-holders not to ►seedier them for an inferior consideration. They had paid swvy about 90,0001. SAUSEI CARRICK.ON-SCIR SANK. The inhabitants rod neighbours of Could' have hero making a glorious, struggle to support Mr. s.us.. An immediate supply of money is confi dently expected from Dublin. The Bank. how ever. did not open yesterday ; but it is hoped that the suspeirsiuo will not continue long. KLICKSELL3 LIMERICK BANK. A general meeting of the creditors of Meters. Mniinsell e Kennedy, and Mailmen, took place at the County Court-house, Limerick, on Saturday, to take the Report of the Committee into conside tation, when the following Resolutions were uuani measly adoptrd Resolved— That the Report now read be deemed Moe KO. port of the Committee, aud that they receive the thanks of the Meeting fur their exertious in investigating the Bank •ffmrs, and making their Report. Resolvcd—ln taking into consideration the affairs of the hank of Menses. Mammal, Kenardy, and Maunsell, sad the Herta made thereon by the Committee of Invemigailos, we are decidedly of opinion, that the mom ruinous consequences wool.' attend any proceeding ruder a Comaiisain• of Bank. ro wry, and that, in order to prevent the same, and to pro mote the general good of all coucerned, we, th e several cre ditors of said bank, do agree that the estates and effects of the said hank shall be vested in one ur more Unlike or trustees ;n behalf of the creditors, pursuant to the provision of the Bankers' Art. Resolved—Tbat the Committee before appointed to laves. *irate ti , e affairs of the Bank, be ►e-appointed, to 'repave • Petition to the Lord Chancellor Gm behalf of the Creditors, to preterit the issuing or a commission or bnakreptcy,ard to ham-lion the investments of the property nsTrusteetv; as also to select proper permits as Trustees, to be approved of at sniniegnent meeting of trail°. 3. nes.o!rra —Thal the Committee be directed to prepare a Petition on behalf of the creditors to the Government. to prevent the execution of as ester', ohtcb, tt is stated, lots been ISit'Cli. A General Meeting or creditors was to be b.M on Wednesday, at the County Cou►t House, to appoint trustees under the Bankers' Act. RUCHES' LIMERICK BMOC. LIMERIcK, June 7.—The ron has completely ceased. Their engagements halve been met by the tn a.? honourable punctuality, cud their earliest de sire to ally the general calsistity is dowsing the al ma milraundeil gratitude sod coa6dtttce. •:. ( Limerick Chronicle.) CORK BANKS. Thp follnainc is au extract of a Inter received ti la day :—" The late melancholy acerb from yoisr r !J. has made a deep sensation here. There sic soapy, very many sufferers.—With regard to the opplication made to Government, for 3l loon for Cork, an opinion is this dry very confidently whispered about, that it will not be granted !" NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. freirrstoerret, 'lrks It. Put bask last sigbe by eastrary winds. the Ito's' Sow r•ien, Cromarty ; and William. Spews--ibey base milord *gala today. Ala* sailed the Hiad, oa • cruise; 14ilr Manley. for &Wel ; Qaeirs Elisabeth, fur Halifax; sad 1 3 1 ince flax Caber& Sat" for Madeira. rauloirrbs. Juni 111. Arrived the American brig Vehement+. Yates, from Vir xiu.a. is S 0 days, and received girders to warred to Antwerp. Smiled she Blarcluuues. of tialirbory picket fur Jamaica, with a mail. _ _ _„ nAltwtcx, mut U. Arrived Ibe I4iuee of °tinge pocket with a sail free 11dlao1. uorsaromor, saws It. Astoved the Warne Reale, low Prorawohowo ; Com merce, Outdoor, and A;klides, Trost, from Ikvaaaah; sad Warm, Welk, from Duke. Ilse Prince Ilattoc, Reim. from Clowiaohno, for she Clyde. was spoiler o ff Papist Lyn yesterday, at ton pin. by a Liverpool pilot boat. ttaAt, seas It. The &desire! Reeky, Mame, for Thehotail, pot bark yesseroloy, awl low as armhole mod sable is ibt Dimas. Cake down from ilk River tam mold, tbl doperattio& Thorpe's, for Illarbodem; William PHI. Richarditio, for eleirge, Sather, for Sotwolesot aad Relsatho, , for the Beath loan--Ibry have salkd ohh the rat V the outotailboood with a lialoo bete& flaw the sort limo*. &asked sad ailed for the Rion tie Jammu Hank, lam; Rath, Hefter ; sad Asipastos Gear, Selby, from Jamaka & Shortpois ffolkeleyi Repter. free' Grew& ; Here, 'make& from t>,. Iliareath; Ihoehov, leas, km the bilk tot Uparto& sad Star, iLeslir, fi m ditto fur Us s.. ~, RICRI'S. Cerra.; offesigair, From tbe“Learion Meretreigle Plitt Jr _ _ . Jane 13, 1920. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. C.orret.-- A considerable quantity was PI NP to serlin• last weak, which iia sewnl west off ye., stesittly, partiem tarty for the good and Om ordinary "salaries rrf Jimlipst the large proportion of middling awl nand mighliaell brought forward, ceased a reduction in the priers of limas descriptions of Is to Is. per eavt. Foreign Coffees We' been snore impaired for. goal rather higher prices were paid The stork of W. 1. Coffee is now 3,680 tons, beim, 240 • more dubs at this tine last year, presort prigs 12.. per ent. barker Sutras—The demand fur B.iti.b Plantation his agaio been hooted, at the rednetion quoted in our last; the • market is yet 'ramify supplied with sew Samos, which are, however, not sir readily takes off so obey were. Foreigs thwart have embalmed to be impaired for, but the saarket is very bare. The Stack of B. P Sonar is now 9.695 casks Iras than last year's at Ski. time, present prices Is. per est. lower per Caseate tv. Run —The market lass been Meetly since oar last. .$ small public sato of Leeward Island this mewing west at 2.. so 2.. Id. per gallon for proof and low over proof. The meteor sloth of Roos is 11940 puncheons, sod price of proofs 25. Rd. per gallon. Stork lam year, same dale. 9,001 patoehross. sad price of proofs is 6d. per gallon. PINICIITO. has been mid by public auction, iu consider. abitquassity, at a decline. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. ROUGH T INC—Part of the last isoporlatios of this article has been sold at Its. per cot. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. COTTOW.—In the early part of the week there was*. art ism demand for East India Cotton, particularly for Bengal, which was taken at the full prices of Ilse preceding week, for the mode and on speculation, with a little for export; the inquiry however, has subsided, awing to the large arri. yak at Lieerpool, and to the firosuess of holders In regale. ing some Sdhßtlre. Other description of Cotton are without variation —The sales of the week are (duty paid) 80 hags Upland good qu•lity.lled. per lb ; 400 bags Perstansboeei,, middling 161 d fair Mid., Gee 17.1.; 82 bags Mimi Gem, fair Ktd.; 120 bags Smyrna, middling 9fd., good 111 d. (in bond) 400 bags Surat, ordinary In middling eta. I. 7,1, fair to good nd.. 641., and 8a4.. Awe 9d; 2;00 bags Bengal, or. dinar, to middling 61d., and fit•l., fiir togged 7141.10 fine sp. per lb total sales, 3,402 bap. The import is 106 bags Muss. 168 hags Demerara and Boddie, 205 bags Surat, and 1,260 bags Beard. The total import 1,728 bags. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Jwir 10, MO. COTTON -The demand has bum; much more limited the. for many weeks past, wain to the recent heavy arrival', and the prices of Boards and Orleans are Id. lower. The Sea laud offered yesterday at auction weal also at a decline of id. but other sorts Isere comlimised steady. The total sales ale 11,000 bags, consisting by private of 300 Sea Island, at 191 d. a 2.. ld ; 90 maimed, at 14 , 14 • laid. ; 1.950 Bowed., at ilid. a 12fd.; 450 Orleans, at 13d. • Hid.; WO per. Nam, at 1544. • 1644 .; 550 Bahia.. at 141.1. a Ihd.,• 909 klarauhauss at 154 a 154.1.; 210 Miami Nova at 14d.; 00 Mises dermas, at 1234.; 200 Demeraras, at 141 d.• Md.; tO Darbadoes, at 1244.; 50 Cartkagens., at ilid ; 10 Dour. bnns, at 15•1.; 400 Slums, to 744. a 1044.; 250 muds at 74d. a Sid.: sad by public sactiois yesterday, 230 he* Islauds, middling lia good, at led. a 2044.; 289 West la. dies, ordinary to good, at 11d. • 13,141.• 210 good, at 131 d. • 14d. per lb. There have hewn taken am 'pecula tion about SOO Bowed". The imports are 904 bags Derbies., 7,70 New Orleans, 19,189 Sa h sad Cluirlestoa, 2,349 other parts of the Visited Stales, sad 2,587 Brazils. Total, 32,838 bags. The Sopa' market eontiaue• steady for brows sad mid. dying deaeviptisers, het the better sorts have guise of rather lower again: the quantity sold is 700 casks. A small par cel ed Aaligua Molasses ha sold at 275. dd. per cwt. la &taiga Sager, we have had *Whim; dome, wer is Emit la dia : of the Latter 200 bag" of stroag yellow Boarbun were taken is at mastic sale at 30.. Wto have a fair demand for (weirs Coffee for shipmeat, and 114 s is isfered foe good Duarsiogo, held at 116 a. a 1175.; goad estuary Havasu la has sold at 1175.; sad Dread wf fair quality, bat mixed and broken, at Ills.; Jamaica is dull, and 3s. a 4s. lower, very Au ordinary appessachiog tw 'middling hula( *old at 1195., sad good middling at 1335. • good sad i.e ordinary Demerara for bout wee would brim; IP.. • 120. ; but little is offerimg. Carolina R ice of good quality has odd at 201.14. a lie. bat the demand is limited.-Row are without alteration. Solid Nic ar ag ua Wood has brought 251 104. but the dessmad nominees limited for other Dyewoods. Ashes toothier ex. lremely dull. Foe 1,000 barrels Marries. Tarpeativie I.ls. 9d. • 12s. 3d. has bum paid, sad fur Tar 13.. 61. a 10.3 d. In Hides nothing dome. Of the East India Goods offered by public sale, 143 chests sold at 4s. 341. a tis 9.1. per Ils. • I,4se markets Tar merit: at 13e. Id. a 145.; ti chests Shell Lae at 70s. ed. • 71s 9J. sad 50 chests at 46.. a 49a. ' • the remainder, cos ✓ioting of Ginger, Seed Lae, Amins* Gaul Benjamin. Gum Aniwi, and Castor Oil, were takes I. far wart of buyer.. There is nu alteration to notice is the 'duke% for Tom. barest ; the demand bulb fur impart sad home colusimptiu reasaius very limited. We have ariperieseed a Dille assail luminary for Wheat slue bar last. The market on Tuesday was well attended, and the sake mad* supported the former earreacy. We etitimuelii receive cousiderable "applies of Americas Floor ; the deemed Air expdrt is limited, sales have, however, been made at 265. per barrel is Wad. Pion Olu have bees i■ slesdy dressed. la Seed Oil Aisle is ea alien, ion. RIFFINIID SUGAIIIII are its better demand, pertitalarly low limps, Molasses steady at 2ba. Od. Postscript, Tuesday, Jaw* 13, Fon CoP?ss.—A public sale of Foreign west off will tee.ilsy. St. Domingo brought the prier which had beta previously paid by private camerae* viz. INa.; Bewail of pod quality brought 118 s. per cwt. ' There was net, however, wee! bud. ors dune privately. SVGA. —There wee seine deussod for B. P. Su sr today, and a moderate quantity was sold at as high priers so were cornet last Friday, or nearly as; brown qualities appear to Noe ode bat ipsolittions nom hotly Noe the hotter . TEL—Sines our last, Conger limo sold at ale followiag prices: contamoa Ss. 314. 414 , goad Is. bd. t o Ss. fins ks. 9d. to 3s. gd. per lb. Yesterday and today the Ws Massone off wish spirit at an advance or Id. as the preiious pribes. Bohn of the present sale is saleable at Id. profit. The Deniers,. GuteUe of the 27th of March .announces the pleasing fact, that so Annriehing is the slate of the colony that the Government are enabled materially to lower the tax un iesearee.• and the duties on produce. The duty on Sager is reduced three-fourths; that on Korn two-thirds; on Molasses eh:mot four-fifths; on Cotton thrall. fourths; and un Coffee, upwards of otw.half.; Yesterday a court-marti a l w a s aseendslesk, ir jr order of the Commander-in-Chief. at Kensington barracks, relating to the conduct of a corporal mid sit privates of the lath regiment of Lancers; on • charge preferred by Mr. Booms, keeper of hie Majesty's gaol of Newgete. for improper end die. orderly behaviour. and being drank on the night ' of the 4th lament, while on duty, sad in attend. sum at the 'Jar sid e of Bleckfriere.bridge, to escort convicts to es Dillon, as their way to Gosport. The Court wee occupied three Wen in the tovestigatiuss, the remit of which will eat I* ketorto VOW the minutes of mridescee sewleocsi are laid before the proper oulboritieorelZotolog Paper.) ` l .sll .. I Li i - lw I* ag , " ':_: i DEA77I it' THB•PUT, • WOOS " Blaelareara Sillaburgh itersTisci • LETTER FROM AN RUMAT ORNTLIIIV4sMaII TO MR. cIIRISTOPIng MORTIS. MT DEAN MR. NORTH—I much fear 'het this is the Ism letter you will ever receive from* your old friend. " I ' m WeUriil ' ewe, Kit ! to the land o' the Inl !" and that, too, under the influence of a COM. plication of disorders, which hove been tenderloin. ing my constitution (originally a sound and stout one) for upwards of half a century. Look to your. self, my much-respected lad,'said think co mama of your rheumatism. That. believe me. is * mere trifle ; bet think of what you have been doing since the peace of 1763 (in that year were you born), 'in the eating and dunking way, and tremble. I know, my dear Kit, that you never were a gormandizer, nor sot ; neither surely was I—but it matters not—the most abstemious of us all have gone through fearful trials. and I have not skill in figures to cast up the poisonous content, of my hapless stomach for nearly three-score years. You would not know me now; I had not the slightest suspicious of myself in the looking-glass this morn ing. Such a face !so wan and wo-hegour! NO such person drew Prism's curtains at dead sit night, or could have told him half. his Troy was bunged. Well, hear me come to the point. I remember now, perfect[' well, that I have been out of sorts all my life-time; and the causes of my continual illness have this day been led to me. May my melancholy fate be a warning to you, and all your dear contributors, a art of men whom the world could ill spare at this crisis! Mr. Editor, i HAVE BEEN poISoNEM!, You must know that I became personally ac quainted, a few weeks ago, quite accidentally. with that distinguished chemist, well known its our me tropolis by the name of "Death in the Pot*." He volunteered a visit to meat breakfast lest Thurs day, and I accepted him. Just as I had poured out the 6r.t cup of tie, and was extending it gra cioos.ly toward. him, he looked at me, and with a low, hoarse, husky voice, like Mr. Kean's, ?eked toe if 1 were Hot excessively ill ? I had not had the loot suspici tttt of hoeing so, but there was a terrible something in " Death in the Pot's" face which told me I war a dead woman'. I immediately got gir— -1 mean strove to get up, to ring the bell fora clergy man, hoot I fainted away. On awaking trout my swoon, I beheld " Death in the Pot" still staring with his fateful eyes, and croaking oat, half in soli loquy, boffin tete•a tefe, "'There is not a life in London worth ten years' purchase." I implored him to speak plainly, and for God's sake not to look at ode so malagengotoubly. and plainly enough he then did speak to be sure—" Mrs. TROLLOPS, YOU ARE POISONED!" " Who," cried I out convulsively, " who has perpetrated the foul deed ? On whose guiliy bead will lie my innocent blood ? Has it beat from Motives of private revenge ? Speck. Mr. Amstar!' —speak ! Have you any proofs of • conspiracy ?" " Yes, Madam, I have roar—damning proofs..— Your wine.merchaut, your brewer. your baker, your confectioner. your grocer. aye. your very butcher, are in league against you; mud, Mrs. Trollope, YOU ang POIsONED !"..."Whea—.Oh *ben was the fatal doe stiministered ? Woultl au emetic be of no avail? Could you tint yet admi nister a-- ?" But here my voice was choked, and nothing was audible. Mr. North, but the sighs and sobs of your poor Trollope. At last I became more composed—and Mr. Ac. cum asked me what was in general the first thing I did on rising from my bed in the morning. Alas ! I felt that it was no time for delicacy, and I told him at once. that it was to take off • bas ,per of brandy for a complaint in my stomach. He asked to look at the bottle. I brought it forth from the press in my own number. that tall square tower like bottle, Mr. North, St) greets to the eye and smooth to the grasp. You know the bottle well— it belonged to my mother before me. He put it to his nose—he poured out • driblet into • tea-spoon as cautiously as if it had been the black-drop—he tasted it—and again repeated these terrible words, " Mrs. Trollve. you ore poise:wed ! It hos." he continued, " a peculiar disagreeable smell like the breath of hsbitual drunkards." Oh ! thought I, has it come to this! The steell ever seemed to my unsuspecting soul most fragrant anal delicious." Death in the Pot then told me, that the liquid I had been innocently drinking every morn for thirty years vas not brandy at all, but a vile distillation of British molasses over wine lees. rectifi ed over quicklime, and mixed with saw-dust. And this a sad solitary uosuspecting spinster hail been imbibing as brandy for so many years ! A gleam of comfort now shot across my brain—l told Mr. Amnon that I hold, during my sidinle life, beets bele habit of taking a smallish glass of Holland. before going to bed, winch I fain looped might have lite effect of counteracting the bad effects of the for =hat had been committed against me. I pro the bottle—the white globular one, you know. Death is the Pot tried *ad tatted—and. alas ! instead of Holland., hr pinotiouncedit vile British malt spi rit. hued by a solution of sub-accetrte of lead. and then • solution sf date—bud strengthened with grains of parsdiset Guinea pepper, capsicum, and other acrid mid aromatic substances. These are learned worrio.-but they made • terrible impres. sion upon my memory. Mr. Aecum is r most Gioia. ble man. 1 well believe—but he is a stranger to pity. " Mrs. Trollop', You HAS'S 1111111 raison. ✓e,' was all he would utter. Had the twomay aid Halloo& been gassing there would have been no harsse.--bet they were ialitatissi i awl " YOU XIS meow eh." Feeling myself very faint. I asked, naturally enough for a woman in my sitastiiso. for a Ow of • It was brought—but Mr. ACC.= was at hand to match the timidly draught from try lip*. He tasted whet used to be rolled my genuine old port And is She semi of Menu his face Grew bleb as low was siva*. • " Its spoiled elder wits—reudetrol sobingost by malt-woad. mio•dita4 sod ilia buoka ilbaria.— lead and amok. Madam. are--.." but my oars giggled and I beard no mare. I cossfasood to ths assismat of six glasses a day or this hellish liquor... m es d: c osey that ouch bad been my al. for litany years. My this was mow Weise. 6 Preilbis Arcata. tleatailmtbrollit a ha Dry* Is the Pa. i 7* • able. and I beseeched • glass of beer. It Calif. and Death in the Pet &kilted at, mice the mardevone cosigns of the Newer. amides indices. Spanish juice, hartshorn shavings. orange powder, copperas, opium, tobacco. nix vonrie•—•such were the shock' ing words be kept remedial to id then again," MRS. TROLLOPS is poisuist! " - - 4 4 May I tout heves single cup of tee, Mr, Ageism?" I asked imploringly, and the chemist shook his head.. He then opened the tes-eaddy. and emptying its con. tents. rubbed ma best green tea between his herd bossy palms. " Sloe-leaves, and white-thorn heves. Madam. coloured with Dutch pink, and with the fine green bloom of verdigrisr ! Mitch, in the course of your regolar life. you sonar h a ve swallowed !"—" Might I try the co ff ee r Ob i Mr. North, 'Mr. North. you know my age, and never once, rioting my whole existence, have tasted coffre. I have been deluded by pees* and beano, sand. gravel. and vegetable pow. der ! Mr. Accuse called it siostoffee. most in. Ammo* stuff. and soft for human food ! Alas ! the day that I was born! In despeir I asked for a glen of water, and just ea the sparkling beverage was about to touch my pale quivering lips,,nay friend, for I must call him so in spite of every thing, interfered. and tasting it, squirted it out of his mouth, with a most alarming contiteuenee. " It comes out of • had cistern...it is • deadly poison.'' Here I threw myself on my knees be.. fore this inexorable man, and cried, " Mr. ^Di.ath in the Pot. is there in heaven, on earth, ise the waters under the earth, any one particle of matter that is not impregnated with death ? What means this desperate mockery ? For mercy's sake give me the very smallest piece of bread and cheese, or can support myself no longer. Are we, or are we not, to hove a morsel of breakfast this flay ?" He cut of about an inch long piece of cheese from that iden tical double Gloucester that you yourself, Mr. North, chose foe me. on your last visit to London. and declared that it had been reoffered most poi sonous by the soothe used to colour - it. "There is here, Mrs. Trollope, a quantity of red lead. Have you, Madam, never experienced, after de vouring half a pound of this cheese. an indescrib- able pans in the region of the abdomen and of the stomach. accompailied oath • feeling of tension, which occasioned much restlessness. anxiety, and repugnance to food! Have you never frit, after aWelsli rabbit of it, • very violent cholic ?" Yes, yes—often. often." I exclaimed. "And did you use pepper and mustard ?"—" I did even so."—" Let me see she castors." 1 rose from my knees, and brought them out. He pulled out a little pepper into the palm of his helm. and went on a. usual, " This, Madam, is spurious pepper altogether—it is made op of oil cakes (the residue of linseed, from which the oil has beets pressed), common clay, and, perhaps, • small portion of Cayenne pep. per (itself probably artificial or adulterated), to make it pungent. Bat now for the mustard." at this juncture the servant maid came in, and I told her .that I was poisoned—she fret up a prodi• gums scream, and Mr. Accum let fall the mustard pot on the carpet. But it is Needless for me to pro. long the shocking narrative. They assisted me to get into bed, from which I never more expect to rise. My eyes have been opened, and I see the horrors of my situation. I now remember the most excru ciating chalk. and divers other pangs, which I tboeght nothing .1 at the time, hut which mast have been the effect of the deleterious solids and liquids which 1 was daily introducing into my stomach. It appears that I have never, so much as once. either eat or drank • real thing—that is, a thing being what it pretended to he. Oh ! the weight of Iced and of copper that has passed through my body ! Oh! too, the gravel and the sand ! But it is impossible to deceive me now. This very evening some bread were brought to me. Bread ! I cried out indignantly—Take the vile deception oat of my sight. Yes, my dear Kit, it was a villain ous loaf of clay sod alum ! But my resolution is fixed, and I hope to die in peace. Heuerforth. I shall not allow one particle of matter to descend into my stomach! Already I feel myself "of the earth. earthy." Mr. Accum seldom I by bed side— end yesterday brought with him several eatables and drinkable., Which he insured me he had analysed, subjected to the Trot Act, end found them to he coeffirmists. But I have no trust in che mistry. Hi s ronir t rr .li n d looked like. chip cut off the corner of a otiose block. It was a manifest sham loaf. After bring deluded in my Holland.. but in my brandy. and having found my muffins a mock ery. never snort. shall Ihe thrown off my guard. I am waxing weaker and weaker—so farewell ! Be wildering indeed has been the destiny of SIMS N DIA TROLLOPS. _ _ P.S.—I have opened sly asietresee letter to add, that atm died this evening about a quarter past eight, tii excruciating torments. SALLY n 0411116. Europe owe. infinite gratitude to the memory of Sir Faxnets Manx, who first introduced lieu America the potato. We are assured. that there grows in • Sauta Fe de Bogota, a root even more uotorisbrog and as prolific as the pobttni.„ It is called Arfikstscke. It resembles the Spanish cues. nut iss taste and firmness. It is the italics of the Cordillera., a climate as temperate as that of Europe, and might be cultivated here with the sane facility as the potato. It would he a most • desirable thing to procure the !Aunt as well es souse of the seed ; and we airilesily decomineud it so tint Admiralty to instruct the officer's of ships on the South American station to make isigairies concerts. ing it, sail tiring a few of the roots home for the purpuse of experiment. •—-- . COVISZ OF Autsierdam.C.F. 11 Dim se Sight ... 11 1 Iteitrrihia ...... 11 II Sown, ........ 12 7 Homehorgh ..... 37 AIM 37 I Pe.4.3 syNulale 22 70 Mew - Noradeses 41114... 24 'lnvaded es dot ...... 122 10 Tree1........a. gy Is NOM 34 Cwif . ... alibis SI Mole.. Salle . .1300114; . 141010111 to •te.tet .43' CE, Tuatimir, hors 13. 44 Vallee hal. Lie 47 40 Malta Nsples. Parra., per us ll4 Lisimps Opole, .. 54/ Rio imam° ....... foS Bahia _ &lbw a Cork 9 SULLION Paresigal Gold is it .. 4. Csis. per es .... • • • Usti is 17 lei Now Dsisbieses-.. • • • New Doilass...—. 0 4 I:1 Silver is 1186.... • 6 Slew Lseisebelt..... I • PARLIAkENTARY PIPER. ACCOtINT RELATING TO ALIENS. Avg At-eased of the Nosseter of At.troo nnnnn tly poising 1... Ports of Dotter, Grawrotmil, Harwich, liouthambpsuu. 1).4 Tanwoolh, for the kw Two Twos. ; ~OR~I.' I• • . . D rit l i•? l •P•tve." 4 " •It CAOMPOO WOO Suutbaimputa Yarmouth ..... 6,60 1.434 611 171 tS 1,96;? NAVIGATION. " Itiitlona. hone 4. tft?l rt sin.—..At the paper Area here way pm'', of 0fhp..!1...,11. and maility, II bee Imre 10 n copy of it for the ir .t.. t , e - c . lives of ho. Excellency the Lord Lieutenant ; the skrigio.• I have firrenactir4 lei Latillsso. " I bare the hitiour to be, Sir, Year eheehentApervhfir. NA'SAU FoRSTER," " his AT mr.A. " Ris &Donnie Mojesies ship Nett castle, ism , th, IS Ist. 31. 51 {o'!.6/. I. • W. or Greiweerh. " As th►se bottles with their contents see thrown i.v.f. board with the ingestion of deierisiinine the hoc door if... wed stremeth of the Florida Golf stream, it n rerun...l. 4. a west priicolar farmer. that whoever may pitif tip aer of th en . t ith er so pm or on 'bore, will determine she latitude and longitude of the platen was pocked up in, an.l give plot wish she slate of pietist it op, a place is any of the pfibitr 'oriels, either to &snipe, America, we soy of the Colonies :a the West lefties. " Whoever oily he rood enough to comply with the *buys request mitt confer a fanner es their eery 4. l flutol servant, " JAKES NAPIER, Pilioner ..f his Itritaueic Illajeory's ship Newcastle. "To whoever may pick op this biotite." Cowie at *hoer la the Roam ow the NAV, rout of Ire land, lat. M. SI. N. lung S. a. W. un the 21 .ley of Jon., 1030. Th► place where this was fossil was immediately in the Vicinity .r the Island of Mon, ON the north... Pit rn..t of Indeed. By a refietwes Se the map of Ireland the intitadr sod lireeitele ese be easily orcertaiiied, if she shore timid set prove correct. NASSAU FORSTER. Journal.) BIRTH. &easy. et his Corset's lonise in Vpper Grosveser-strett, her Groot she Duchess of Richmosid, of 7 son. MARRIAGES. , Monday. at WWllesbian I. the cattily organs,. he the Rev. 'flosses Snell, Richard Norris, Esq. of Baines' Part, Hoot., to Wig*AWNS Frederica, second (I soglttor of Sir Jaunts Gambier, his Majesty's Cossal-Geoeral to the United Netherlands. At Wiscotabe, Devoeshire, Charles Loris Raesei. Esq. late Capteist in the lith regiment, to Mary Anise Keotiore, widow of the late Very Rev. the Dean of S.. Mtwara, soil Daly densities. of Mee* Hobson, of Newtown LAmige, federal, Reg. DEATH. the Neaday, tilt 12th fedora, is Bedford flame, ii the Nob year et her ate, Oliva Mum sad peinfst illness, *Leh she reigned with piagidar patiowee sad retuenatios, M... Butterworth, wife of Joseph Batterwurth, E.q. M Fd. , e had so fear of death. but exemplified, is the pr..epert of Ja. solutioa, as she had Moos is her protium life, that ralrore.., peace, awl 'teasel a:swamp d Devise mercy, which sup port sad adieu the Christian character. HIGH WATER THM DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE. Hennes 2$ &Ass 4. I E►erimg 40 after 1. PRICK OF STOCKS YEATESIDAT. 3 pet Ct. Red. 6011111 I India Mods.. 11 14 iw. I 31 per Cent.... 77 76 I EL BM., g.. I des. i pr. 4 per Cents..... OM I Lott. Tiatte..49l. 104. Bank L. Auu. 17 15.10 ()swum. . ift pr. I 13-16 Coos. for Ace.... 7oil lAA , 5 per Cent. 102 ii I Sravitte in mod*, farther its re. The treatunest mild—the cum ellicdoal. ACANDID Essfoinstion of l's . ofesetottol erosions Is oily to be feared by those who am ewe otiose of incapacity. Improwed at as oily period of our professional's's., with .the importance of a awe minute attention to a doss of dis eases peculiarly affecting the grander operations lid Nature we boldly deviated frees allot was held to be Inedisei mans: Joay ; Winched the vandiap of eaupyritam, sod, by dr. Crating its vile purposes, eitossider eanselves justly emitted to that approbalies sad pairouage which, for sweaty years have rewarded our sueranfol and devoted stadia". This estiostioes of oar eslightimed brethren, who frerreetly ap peal to our opted's; is as additiooal gratification to use Aide, whiteour authority from the College itself, strvagth. eyed ail is by the muitimithissisatic testimonials of shame every Professor in the British Metropolis, santeve rsure arisit the summit, of our fans !rose envy se 'piste The isopektosify of youth. or the otoseestary woof of mustiest in the mature! sod, one* lead to the effects of a costsicieoe disease; happy, ibeediect muff the mill 1 10- east be called, whner satiety cot It! Ilikirieled 1 1 • he days' eery; sad seen I. the more stinger: 4 worst taw"' 'erased he owasermsa sympsioss, ors ran ill a. 'go.* tier ow' Lion, by restrlarios the tresiinest mkt, the turf .•listbstd. Every organs eiseige, or AlliKllolllll a " ti. dental la the generative economy, falls equally +MHZ er prowiner, sod wilt Orli! So our attealios. Mang Morse seo Mergers of the sinshra, weakness, and cowatitrtismal ile refersiessa, of however Wog dentists. The child of isasitiqs may be restored to appiemiss, iastead of Ming etbooefell by Nervous WWII!. he .1 0 estroisse the manlier prose of vigorous impale. The Heal , " of an Advertisement du mot all the elaaailembis of “u? orlaktis, boy Ittry an amply artintrtl i. s IVoirk U. kiwi! sarliul tie .afoiii igs, Ibe ropil role of *hicks aromposied with se surreoriog pruitieir. an essilesuaber poufs of oar ocuentl utility. aluvk ems V lad Di ON Pairrussirr•row 1 SS, P 5114.41.1 ; Primemstrirol, ; 174, MA 1111014,141r0ut ; w as soy Boultsrllrry. 1,1 Nuditteuers MOM_ .fiffibffpabilldPmer7 b she 10 . 1121 thus *use ecessippmi loalpessis illopudissi; sod is De ral" Of as-Mr. ea 416.1 1 .111 1 010 1 . li.PM' fraMig Mirnee ems& Scree is visored, owl Ms stool isgiddil111 1 14 114 11.1 4 •1 140 . 41 duos die tents .re past* oitdolid a m 411411/10011411450b or is sewer tit Loiters irtioutoly drordford Me ogityamo, sod elt• Owing s reutittsore for sod odoios e 'Wigs is fseireskii bebop pill se abs Gan ..4 op. M k.C. iisiossis, il, imseerleAirste• nrel4lloBll,-41 seems Misr snood die sorer. Priespdval MOW Wiles awn PROS estd Too asomw. .M• 111, br C. 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