The Sun. — London, England, 1839-04-01 00:00:00

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L-.... - + . . .. , . . „ . / ... ...%, .. -?*,, , ~,.. :,-,,-1 30 ,‘ ~ ,- 7 7 -,,,,,,-„ ,,,,,, '-- it 1- . x - - -*- 'mss„ z2O r , - 4- , -4.-_,. ..L.f- - -. 3' x #1 is", 01 ›-- ...,,,,,,,,., .1,1. ; ~......-„, , .... 3. ,,,,,,_ •, - ~ ,,1 ;), . .---,..„...; . ,-7, k. ,.. -„.......- -. . - 4tOirp.,:,\O i ' 1.:.c.. ., • : , - -..— .: :.y i FALMOUTH, FRIDAY - EVENING, Petrel packet, Lieutenant Crooke, e,l with" the Mexican and other mails. i..lv Cruz the 4th,. Tampico the 15th Havanna!' so recently 'as the Ist brings interesting-, intelligbnce from th! much as an arrangement - of- the differ&et§ French and the 'Mexicans was likely to he plished," although the regular adviccs frt,e, have been "somewhat anticipated yin the States by the Liverpool steamer, end are . considerable 'extent confirmed by this . packet. Anna, who had quite recovered from hs quitted his farm on the 3d of Februaey io assume the Presidency,Voted hip ., by the during the absence of 13ustameate, who, ..t of 4,000 troops, had marched agaiii , ,t the Fed...:;: Tampico, whose numerical force had been co '.creased by the arrival from Y.:314' Or?eetr, of C Megh, with a body of soldiers chi pie° Lieutenant Crooke was the only packet permitted to hold chamtuaier.ti: iitleis known of the proceedings of t:i session. A conducta left Mexico on euary for the coast, chiefly with specie t Government, to be taken to Alverade or . • it had not not reached in time for the is without freight from the Repula.ie, 50,000 dollars from Belize and H Spey and Skylark packets were on the 1., modore Douglas, with a small part of tin: E was at Vera Cruz, but the - EdiabUrgh - ,lod E, of 74 guns each, were ,at the entertained a doubt whether Busta n-ht- w ceed or not, in his expedition against the The intelligence of the most impor ; - the Petrel refers to the arrival of a 1 7 : war at the Havannah, from 'Vera Cruz, ; - of the let inst., just as the pitek.:.t q•;i. still mere recent inforrnatlon, tt,tt „ inn on Grough the mediation of Mr, n ,edit teas in bringing also t ;es between C'e 1 • t' th inst., ia'fai ;is L u . 6. to this 1 . LONDON, MONDA J-1 PRIL QEVEN"I'Y TO &HUNDRED ,t., , HARES kJ' vvantt'd in the BIRMINGHAM PLATE and CROWN GLASS COMPANY, at market price. pply by letter, post-pai, 'Abel .1 - 3ourrieunie, 501, General Pest-office, London. , ar PRic - A sd. COURT CIRCULAR. NAVAL INTELLjGNCE. Her Majesty arid her august Mother attended Diff ine Service - yesteiclay raorning,.in the Chapel Royal, St. James's. The sermon was preached by the Dean of lisle.• The musical set-vice was King's, in - F ; the sat is tus and commandments were Arnold's, in C; the anthem, ...‘ If we believe that,'Jest died" (Boyce), was sung by Me urs. Wylde and*Bradbury . ; Mr. J. B. Sale presided at the organ. Her Majesty and _her Royal Highness the Duchess) of Kent - afterwards received the Sacrament. The Royal s tfte included the Marchioness of Norinanby, Lady Flora H is Hen.: Miss . -Murray,-.Lady Charlotte Copley, L ar d Gardner, Hon. C. A. Murray, Sir Frederick Stovin, a.c d the Hon. Ccl. Cavendish: (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PORTSAIOUTII, MARCH 29. —We bare not had much doing at i this port during the pest week. The Powerful, 84, still remains at Spithead, very short of complement. so it is expected that in ' the course of tire ensuing week, she will be completed from the supernumariesat present on board the Britannia. The Revenge 78, will be com missioned in a few days by Captain Bdsil Hall. The Cal cutta, 84, is ordered to be 'cohitnissior.ed at Plymouth, and !he Vernca, 50, at Sheerness. Great uncertainty prcrliis as to the'time thellresent Commander-in-Chief will strike his tag; but it iszenerally believed that Portsmouth and Plymouth will be relievea together; if so, it will not be till the 30;11 April. Mr. Halliday, "the late purFer of the Britannia, suceeeth Mr. Chenisno as Secretary to Vice- Admiral Otway, at Sheerness. QT.•JAMES'S - WESTMDN -. S' TER. ELECTION or CHURCHWARDENS. At a Vestry. held this day William Maul..., ESa., of Saville row, and'Vi!!-iiiiti A'Becket, Esq., of Golden:square, were proposed by Mr. Lcidlaw, and seconded by Mr. Lambert, both of CoVcntry-siKeet, when, after a warm and lengthy discussion, the election was declared as follows Willi,'m Maule, Esq. ............ 25 . William A'Becket, Esq. Young Sasse Which places W. Maule, Esq., in the ion;.itii able sAuation of Senior Churchwarden for the ensuing year. March 28, 1339. . - The Royal party returned in three of the Royal carriagi to Buckingham Palace. /ler Al..jesty held a Court on Saturday afternoon. Marshal Clausel had an audience of the Queen in th Royal elqset.' The Mar2dial was introduced by Viscoun t Paimeriott, G. C. B. - her iViVs.ty'a Principal Secretary off' State for 'Foreign Affeirs 'iit, Marshal afterwards pre .seated toller itNesey his Aide-'oe-Carnp Monsieur de Rance.. his Sc ere t ar y•. Monsieur Chttuvet, and the B,tron Crespileprium. The Court was attended' by L or d G a r rner, Lord in Waititig ; SirTrederick Stovir, Groom in'_lt'aitingj'and the Honourable Colonel Cavendish (Cler.k Marshali), Equerry in Waiting. Her Majesty rude, out on horseback, on Siturday, attended be the Houourtible M sq Murray; Lady-Charlcx.'• e Copley, Baroness Lelazen, - Lord Gardner, honourable Colonel Cavendish, -Earl—of Uxbridge, - anti dir Yredetlek S • I* # • PUBLICATIONS. (From the Ha;npshire Telegraph.) The Victor, 18, Commodore Crozier, arrived on Thurs day from • the East Indian station, after an absence of upwards of f our y ears . Sh e sa il e d from Trincomalee on the 9th of December, from the Cape of. Good Hope on the 2d of February, and touched at St. Helena on the 14th, and 'Ascension on the 19th. The Wellesley, with the flag of Rear- Admiral Sir Frederick Maitland, was to proceed to Bombay on the 16th of December, and the Volage and Cruizer were at this Presidency co-operating With the army of the Indus, under Sir John Keane ; the Melville, with the flag of Admiral Elliot, was on a cruize on, the west-coast of Africa, and not expected back at the Cape till the middle April.;f ll4.4t.:*rican squadron 'wero'iolerahly. 'healthy. The only shiplyNt-at the Cape-was the' Columbine. Capt ' M. Thod • • a Now ready, price 7s. bound in Mi n HE EARL of .DURLIAM'S REPORT, a OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE, &c. on CA NADA. . . Pidgway, Piccadilly. Now ready, in 3 Vols. -LADY . B UIL NOVE L, CHEVELEY, or thc , :‘dAN OF HONOUR, At all the Libraries and Booksellers in ;lc Kingdom. Publizhed by Edward Bull, Librarian, 19, Hulks-street, Ca vendiAi-square. / , I.I•AAJ 01111.1 ,Im V . LUC ~...,ape was tee uoitiminne. (Jaw. ... 6 ui, .‘"iongii trio mediation of i.tr, L n advancing favourably, audit v. , :is confine:l': .- • . . LY • CHRONICLE icr Stovin. Tinklar, R. M. (and family), the new Commandant at As- Milt be would succeed in bringinir atioL:f —c• eension, had arrived at that island from England. The - The Duke of Sussex visited her AlakTty ycsterdry. Conttins— y • rrnanby Thd Minl4.-rial Crisig. The Royal ' Di-iinir' arty -on - T.ituriti,* inehid.d the . Stakeeby transport had sailed thanee Feb. s for England, dation of all the differefleeS between t;'4 , 1 • '.• mi i ,d , , Marquis of Con. nv,ham, E.al of .rxbridge. EA .0!" Mul-: - . witir.papt.Evans R./11., and is alicis.,&c. Dig,op,tcltzliaii .- :Ft e ,Pefrel, on the 15th inst.., in-lui Hi. ; ...-: m be e e n n t r o e f "-- Ven d ga b i Y , 'S'ttittr. st atin 7 : lll .tj a re f ' ' n''' rld ,;l -.b elb e.r i43k 'oinsa irnyv- ed'''...44:n.-"jitit4 bOs- . .la ' n; es, .fr'k; 4.7 rn - ti .-- ;;- 3 I % "`v - " . e ; s: l .c Fj o i C'iie li ;O t l:i l; g i ' s ';'-'1) ' L- : : 1 ' - I'' g s r t zt ev vc c , ns L i o l r y ti n : i :l n ' d L* lo L n i: l FO A tc/ rms ; T,Lb u t..ll ?t, ich7 ._ ab . le GCorr,e S . . 7, l r; a c 4: ac t r u p ' O:r rg :t to i ha o n l e : l r 8 1("e : (2442-1 n t a i m n A ( P l r e ac s il •C n : The B an d o f the in Lic„ (;cards „. as i n at te ndanco .at ti lities w i t h the Burmese. Thf:Vietor Las brought home fourteen invalids from the Indian squadron, and Captain are's Plays. 9. Contributions to the Palace in the Picture Gallery during the evening. Journal if a Dutch Minister in The Marquis of N er r ear a g an d v jaeoun t Malivurne: /la d Kingcome, promoted from the Weljesley, is a passenger. A PORTRAIT OF C) >r T .7- I .- ?; . WILD. audiences of the Queen on Satuiday. \ - The Victor has visited nearly all thts places on the er,,r • . :an Orme, and Co. Her Nt.i.,,A, ~ 1),....1 1%4...-.1.. .....- A:-...-a...._uk.1-..• At. • T HE MONTHLY . CHM, APRIL Contains— ] . Ireland and Lord Normanly 2. :Afavo's Elements (4 the PathUl 3'. Lamennais. 4. Siiii";aroff and .ie of 1799, Part I. 5. Shelley's Poetry., 6. On Style in tecture. 7. Niebuiir's Historical Speculations. 8. Ui loped Characters in Shakspeare's Plays. 9. Contributi( the History of Forgery. 10. Journal of a Dutch Minis) London, &c. &c. London ; Longman, Orme, and Co. I ;'1 . , the 4 • 1 aqua.— and Captain Kingeome, promoted from the Wellesley, is a passenger. The Victor has visited nearly all th places on the coast and islands in India, and was nearly a year and a half on the 'coasts of Australia, New Zealand, and many of7the. most interesting islands in the South Seas, and has gene over 85,000 miles of ground; she.'has been remarkably' healtliy, Only losing four seamen and two petty offfece., Messrs. Rdwe and Orchard, the 'Cietain's Clerk, and 'ear .Perater, i3y fever caught at Batavia ; at one time she had fifty-four officers and seamen ill from its effects, but - oiving to the sill - and talents of Mr. Nutt,' surgeon, the onl 3 Medical officer on board, th e y all recovered with.the ex cePtion of the two above-named officers. The Victor will be . paid !cif- in the dock-yard hash), under the new regula tiOn, all standing, on Monday next; to be dismantled af terwardi by the crews of the Britinniaand Victory, assisted by the, riegers of the Dock-yard. The Cleopatra, 26, Captain 'rusti - ington, arrived on Wedeesday from Sheerness, to receive onboard Vice-Ad miral Si' T. Harvey, and convey -him to his command on the .West Iddia station, as the successor of the late SirChar!es Paget. The Crbcodile, 26, and Numa, and another transport, have conveyed the 69th_Regiment from the West Indies to Halifax. The provinciatpapers state they expect also the reinforeeMent of the Regiment from Jamaica ; a de tachment of which, under Colonel, Smelt, consisting of 137 men, had already arrived from Cork. • Our latest letters from Malta ..are to the lath Marclf, The Minden, 74, arrived at Malta on the Bth inst., frc,in Tunis ; and the Tribune frigate, on tlie folic zing- day froM Lisbon. The Harlequin sail e d on th e 9th for'Gibraltar The followingships were lying at Malta :—Princess'Clr lotte, Ceylon, Rodney, Asia, Vatiguerd, Bellerophon, 'Hastings,. Talavera, Minden, Casttr, Talbot, Tribune, Scorpion, and Beacon surveying _vessel, cutter Magpie, `,and steamer Ceinfiance. w h lt t el l s i ),e bet e lt s w t a o t r e k d e t d h a b t y t l a t ePo treadmill; erfu l fi e tted with havern pa ade ddl in e.... quiry . ore the subject, and find that no such apparatus is on board ofther; and farther, that the Admiralty refused to allow any such experiment. The Larne, sloop of war, which - 7 , 4as sent in June last, to took after'tl4e wrecked crew - of `a - British ship among the Caroline; blinds, was recently fallen in with, working • back to Cantbn, from whence she hid been dispatched. • When her Majesty's ship Malabar struck on some rocks off Prince . Edivard Island, in October last, Mr. Joseph Wrightmen, merchant, of Three Rivers, ventured Off :o her assistance in a small open bunt, at the risk of his life. As a token' of the. high opinion they entertain of his ser vices, Captain' E. •Harvey 4 and . .the officers have ordered a handsome tea and'coffee service, together with a salver, in closed is a neat case, which is to be presented to hire. The principal articles bear the following inscription:-" Pre sented to Mr. Joseph Wight - roan, by Captain E. Harvey, and the Officers of H.M.S. Malabar, for the important ,ervice I,e rendered to that ship when in danger on the rocks . ..off Cape Bear, Prince Edward Lland, 19th of Octo ber, 1638. " The Marquis of Normanby and Viscount d audiences of the Queen on Saturday. Her Majestv's Royal!'Maundy was distributed' by Mr. Hanby, the Secretary, at the - Almonry-office, on SaNirduy, to supernumerary men and women; 32 poor, infirm men, and 40 v-orpen, received the Royal bounty. 4 A Cabinet Council was held on'' Saturday at ~ the tFo . reign-office. I 1 was attended' by Viscount Melbourne, Ithe Lord Chancellor, .Mtirquis'Of 'Lairdowne, -Viscount D cannon, Lerd John'nussell;•Vi§dount Palmerston, IV, tar quis of Norma;TY . ,, and the Chancellor Of .the Exchcqu pr. M. Moreno, tlio'BUenoi Ayrean Minister, had a C i-r -feirenee with Lord Palmerston on Saturday. at,thek,ForeiLAn offic;r, on his Excellency's return to his post. 4 S A Deputation, cohsistiniof,the BiShops , of Lorn Alon, Bishop of Nava — Scotia, .Rev. Dr. Short: `Rev. \A. M! Campbell, and JosliinWatson,'Esq:, had an iiitervie'vv vritl4 the Marquis of NOrrrinnbk, on'Saturdry, at s the CoOnial..! oflice. •1 - The Military Secretary to the, CoMpander of the . Foi!ctrs had an interview with Lord John Russell oii Saturdays the Horne-office. A P PREPARING FOR IMMEDIATE PUBLICATION. Ifi 3 vols., po# , LIR IaZARD OF WINDSHA\V uth g o a f t e theL Library, y C , e l n 6 t 4 7y Century. J. W. Tale " ' ri a man, or fi.ndi ?" T.. ns. stari-L, • ratfz ,, r, as ha concluded hi ~.• " or,' compli!nentar, Sir liowiand," Lif . (Abel-, With I itim smile.• "If you.are - htfinan," rejoiced Tr..nchard, with. n emphasis, " I insist . upon knewirg w:lence. you d : your information?" • • mizht iefits:a to answer the que.=tion, but 1 aiu not indispsed to g,r,ify ynn. P „1 - 1, your coofeE:sor, partly from othei " rti., - vedr:fossor!" 6.l,ulgatad the 1. • tramit); of s:lrpris3 ; " botra hiS'sda.fe..d t " replied the Other,. grinriia;% ; .s TO ARTISTS AND PATRONS - OF THE FINE ARTS. • Just published, price 7d., TFIE PROBE. No. 2, A Review of New Publicationi of Art, including Painting, Sculpture, En graving, Architecture, Exhibitions, &c: Being stained circu lates postage free. "Seems to propose being a sort of Lancet in this-branch of national industry and lixury."—Literary Gazette. • J. W. Soutkcate, Library, 164, Strand. . . . . . will be -a caution to you in f. core, huw you •;• fide a secret • of_ consecrftnee to s. pr.est. should: as goon think of trusting a womal, the ears of their reverences with any 411;1 n , sense you 'please ; but tell them nothing yo Ti „ to have repeated. I was once a disciple of Saith e myself, and speak from experience." " Who arc yaw?" ejaculated Trenehilrd, s c ,A ra ,.; able to credit his senses. I'm surprised yOu've not asked tuat eipstio ; - ; b fore, Sir R ow l an d. It Would have saved In' 11 1 lIvIt Ci .- carnlocution; aild you come suqpnse. My name i Wil - d—Joitatha s n Wild." And the great .thief-taker indulged himself in, chuckle at, the effect produced 1)3, , this anonunc,...., - t He was accustomed to such surprises, and, c them. By Authority. VIE ROYAL CORONATION PIC TURE. :iiessrs. liODGSON and GRAVES, her Majesty's Print sellers and Publishers, beg to announce that they will shortly he pt , rmitted to have the honour to exhibit in their Gallery, Pall Mall . Mr. Perlvy, of New Brunswick, and Mr, Gillespie, 1 tad an interview on Saturday With the Marquis of Ncrmanby at the Col on i a l- o ffi ce . The Russian • Ambassador, and M. de Huntmelauer, Austrian Charge d'Affilires, transacted business az the ho-, reign -office-on Saturday. • Mr. Colquhoun transacted business at the C01i0n32. / ..nftice on Saturday. THE MAGNIFICENT PICTURE OF • THE CORONATION. Painted by GEOR6II - 17ti(i'ldt, Esq., her Majesty's Histe rical PainWr._ Subscribers' Names for this National,Eng,ravimr received, by liOdgson and 'Gras'es, her Majesty's Printsellers and Publishers, 6, PM" Mall, where the Subscription Book, containing the numerous Autographs of the illustrious Subscribers is noir open - - SPORTIN( INTELLIGENCE. In the 1 2 % - csq, a complete and uniform Edition of :,NYOiNS OF -MRS. HEMANS. .I.IL- To which will bp prefixed a Memoir. • NEWMARKET CRAVEN3I-EBTING, By lIER . SISTER. To. be published irordhly, in handsome foolscap 8vo: v o . mules (similar to Seat, Byron, and Crabbe), price hs. each— illustrated With . a Portrait of Mrs.- - Hernans, from an Original • Picture in 'the possession of her: fatiiily ; a Portrait of her Ziother, and appropriate Landscape Illustrations. The whole work will n. t exceed six volumes; the first, con tainiog the Aternoir,Will•ap.pear, early in May. William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh ; Thomas Cadell, Lor:don ; and•JAhn Cumming, Dublin. NT I , EWM4IIICP,T, SUNDAY - AFTERNOON.—Yew persona who read:the re'-urns of these meetings, are -ir.vare-: that the respective p er i o d s o f - t h e i r occurrence are dependent on Easter Monday. Should this holiday fall in' April,. the Craven meeting commences . on it; but should it be in .March, even the last day of the month, the races, by a.la* of the Jockey Club, are postponed , fourteen days, • the First and Second Spring Meetings, f%isorn, Asecit. &e., following it in order, with a space of a clear week, be; ' tween each. ,As Easter Monday this year falls -, on the Ist of April, the regular racing season commences on the earliest day possible. • This; fortunately, is Of rare occur rence, fel' the weather is seldom mild enough to ma;ce the Newmarket [loath a particularly desirable spot for three or four hours; in addition to this, we should state that; the recent frost and snow have seriously impeded trainers in . preparing th e ir hor ses , an d that . many, in consequc:ace, will not be fit to meet their engagements. Another fort night would have ben very acceptable in many stables. HaVing already given a list of the fixtures for tlae t week,, we have only to post up " our account" to twelve o'clock this thy, about which time the coach leaves for town. Up to tl;is time the prospects of a full meeting are tolerably flattering ; se v e ra l f as hi ona bl e 3 h ave arrive ; and, from what we can hear, there w ill b e severa l a dditi ons i n Ih e caurso of the day. The fashi on . h oweret , of puttincr ~..off the journey to the last minute is now so generally followed up, that the majority of the visitors do not arrive until Monday just before race-time, previous to which it is im possible to form any opinion of the benefit likely to be dc- , rived by the town. The stakes to be decided in the course of the meeting, although intrinsically valuable, are not of any serious importance beyond the moment ; some Derby nags, it is true, will come out, but many others, for reasons already stated, will net; so that the great Epsom event will be about as dark as ever. The Two Thousand Guineas Stakes, which will be run in the First Spring Meeting, is now the " crack" race of the three meetings; and speculators look to it with more anxiety than to both the Riddlesworths, the Column, and all the Three-years old Stakes of the Cra;;en week. It seems to be the Present idea here that Bro.- to Bay Middleton's friends are not so fond as they were before the trial, and that the start for the Riddlesworth will diminish his chance ; it is now said. that be will be opposed by the Maria colt, one of John Robin son's mares (Eleanor or Romaike), and Ferryman; we give this only as a report, for nothing positive is known. Tros is expected to walk over for his race. Kremlin 'will have three or four opponents, as was stated in Saturday's paper, and; notwithstanding his position in the Derby bet ting, some good judges here think it fir front improbable that he will get " knocked over." The other race in the list for to-morrow is the match between Glenlivat and Ver non, which, we believe, will not be run, The weather is fine, but the wind is in the north, and rather colder than racing people fancy. ARRIVALS.—Duke of Portland ' - Lords Jersey, LitA -...11- field, G. Bentinck, J. Fit zroy ; Lady Chesterfield, Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Anson, Mr. C. and Mrs. Wilson, 'Kr. Greville, Colonel Peel, Mr. Irby, Mr. Watts, Mr. Worrall, Mr. Cookes, Mr. Elves, &e. • - S i Rewlarnl hand upon his ord.. "Ar. Wil.l,"'be s;:i3, in a inicaEtle ten-, L ' groat firthneK:, "a pe rson of your • -y must be . aw ar e that s o nic seerets are ru".• Lo I • posst:ssor." - • " I ant fully aware. of it; • Sir - Row/and," resr;lir 'J. than'coolly ; but I have no:lting to fear the first place, it will ha to your ad: Intage apt jo me; and, in'the, second, I" arn providethrgaiar,t tingencies. I never hunt the human tiger .armed. My jaaizaries are without. - 91.3 ! of furnished with a packet contain;ng the litadinf meat I have just re.'ated, which, if I.d.rirt't certain tittle, will be laid Wore the peeper I have calculated my chances, you pare' iv:s." ." You:have forgOtten that you are •turntd the Knight sternly ; " an : ; ou cannot save ton front my tesentrnen'.." " I cao, at least, protect nr, , ,.,1!," 'replA . with provoking- CALISCSS "- I shot, as well as a to l era bl e sa-ort',.•-: give •proof of my skill in both huts, stiu easion require it. I have had a good matty perate engagements in my time, .and have gencr,lly come off victorious. I bear the marks of some o: ticepa about me still," he continued, taking off his wi'r, and laying bare a bald skull, covered with eicatric..s rit)•l plates of silver. " This gtsli," lie a:lcled, poi„ t: one of the larger scars, " was a wipe front tha Lt. 2f . Tom Thurl an d, w h om I apprehended fort lto of Mrs. Knap. This wedge of silver," p).ttt.;: ,. .,‘•:-, another, " which would mend a coffee-pot, serv,:ts‘ stop up a breach made by Will Coulthurst, who rol•ht-al Mr. Heart on Hounslow-heath. I secured the dog after he bad wounded me. This fracture was the hat , dicraft of Jack Parrot (otherwise called jack t Grinder), who broke into the palace of the Bich: • Norwich. Jack was a comical scoundrel, and in little too free with his Grace's best Burgund , , his Grace's favourite housekeeper. Tfeßisho l t. ever, to show him the danger of meddling with church, gave him a dance at Tyburn for his pins Not a scar but has its history. The only inconvettierc I feel from my shattered noddle is an inettpac:ta ' drink. But that's an infirmity sitars d grt ar I, a sounder heads than mine. The hardest boot I ctcc was with a woman—Sally Wells, who was al...ct lagged for shoplifting. She ottacked me with a eai knife, and, when 1 had disarmed her. this jade couple of fingers from my left hand.. Thu I've never hesitated, and never shall hesitate to my life where anything is to be gainetl. My prof, has hardened toe." And with this he coolly re-adjusted his " What do. you expect to gain from tais is e Mr. Wild ?" demanded Trenchard, as if he had fort a sudden resolution. " Alt! now we come to basin:7n," returned than, rubbing his hands; gleefully. " terms, Sir Rowland," he added, - taking a sho a t o r ; from his pocket, and pushing it towards the Lnig;i, Trenchard glanced at the docurne.J. " A thousand pounds," he observed, glota a .,:iy, i s heavy price to pay for doubtful secrecy, wt-,eu silence might be so cheaply procured." " You would purchase it at the price of your ; ht.. replied Jonathan, knitting his brows. " Sir Ite,--!:•,Z," he added, savagely, and with somewhat the look ;_,f bull-dog before he flies at his foe, "it it were my p!ea sure to do so, I could crush you with a breath. You are wholly in my power. Your name, with the fatal epithet of dangerous' attached to it, stands fercrunst m on it t te he e. of disaffectedlwidawarr warrant before miNir. t i ls r e al: l e re fo t r C' y e e r t . ,rr apprehension " • " Arrested !" exclaimed Trenchard, drawicg his sword. , To be had•of and at all the Libraries, ripflE NEW NOVE4S, JUST PUB LISHED, By Mr. BENTLEY, 7. BIRTHS; DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES. By THEODORE: HOOK, THE CABINET MINISTER. By Mrs. GORE. • THE PIVINCE AND .THE PEDLAR. By the Author of " The WI-chant-% Dauklikr," &c, IV. THE WIDOW BARNABY. . By Mrs. T /lOLLOPE v NEW VOLUME OF " TUE STANDARD NOVELS," (Published this- Day). containing MB. MAXWELL'S " BIVOUAC; or, STORIES of the ncl 1 The Boadicea transport, Lieut. Ward, agent, arrived on Wednesday from the eastward, to receive on board for Bermuda fifty convicts from the hulks at this port, htting taken on board one hundred ethers at 'Woolwich and Sheer ness. They are placed under the medical superintendence of Mr. W. Kent, surgeon, who, on his arrival at Bermuda, will proceed to join the Serpent, as surgeon of that ship, The Boadicea, it is expected, will sail to. morrow. Admiral Sir P. C. Henderson Durham's three years of service terminated on Thursday last; and it is understood he will haul down his flag about the 12th or 15th of April. An order has been received by Major Stoyte, command ing the 24th depot in this garrison, to hold in readiness a draft consisting of one captain, one ensign, two serjeants, and fifty privates, to embark to join the service companies in Canada. Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas W.Mahon, Bart., K.C. 8., relinquishes the command of the South-west District, on Monday, when it will be assumed by Major- General Sir Hercules Pakenham, K. C. 8., who will arrive here on the same day. PROMOTlONS.—Commanders, Lord Clarence Paget, and Richard Crozier, to the rank of Captain. Lieutenants, John Duffill and Owen Stanley, to the rank of Commanders. PENINSULAR WAR," (Complete) with Engravings, for Six Shillings. Also, in a few days, VI. Mr. G. P. R. JAMES'S NEW ROMANCE, " CHARLES TYRRELL." Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street. THE APRIL NUMBER OF THE UNlfffiisElNfa JOURNAL, AND NAVAL AND MILITARY MAGAZINE. Contains among other important papers : On Naval Hydrography, and Island of Owhyisitso. the surveys at present in hand. Hints to Officers embarking for By Captain Basil Hall. I Canada. By Bugle. The Canadas and Lord Dur- Memoirs of Edward Costello, ham's Report. I K. S. F. &c. The Campaign of Kostantinah,Recruiting th e Army during the in 1837. By Sir Grenville, last and present century. Temple, Bart. A letter from Captain Brenton The last momenta of Prince I to Sir John Barrow. Talleyrand. By an Eye-wit- The Estimates, and State of Na uess. I val and Military Affairs in Tecumseh, the Indian Warrior, America and the Eaat. an illustration of the last United Service Institution. American War. 'With all the Naval, and Mili- Leaves feom my Log-book. I. tary Int e llige n c e of th e By Flexible Grummett, P.M.Month. Henry Colburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough-street.. S is&l as Mates, T. C. Ross, of, the Cleopatra, T. A. Helpman; C. B. Warren, and H. E. S. Winthorp, to be Lieutenants. Mr. W. Weaver, Clerk of the Howe, to be Pursei. APPOINTUENTS.—Commander, E. P. Halsted, to the Childers ; W. W. P. Johnson, to Winchester. Lieutenants John Evans, (b) Henry Harvey. F. B. Montresor, and W. Coles, to Winchester; H. Hawkins (1838) to Donegal. you This day is Published, THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN REVIEW—No. XVI. Secretaries, IC Halli!ay, Esq., to be Secretary to Vice- Admiral Sir R. Otway ; T. Woodman, Esq , to be Se cretary to Sir Thomas Harvey. Masters, B. W. Robinson, to Winchester; Mr. Thos. P. Checseman, second master and pilot, to the Gleaner, steam-vessel. CONTENTS: 1. The Law of Copyright. 2. Works of George Sand. 3. Condition and Prospects of Wallachia and Moldavia. 4. Memoirs of St. T. Coleridge. 5. Justice and Profit of a uniform Penny Postage. 6. Speeches of Henry Lord Brougham. British and Foreign Universities.—Russia. Public Monuments in England. Remedial Measures for Ireland.—Medical Charities. The War in Affghanistan. 11. and J. E. Taylor, Red-Lion-court, Fleet-street. NEWBURY MAIDEN STEEPLE CHASE.—TUESDAY. Sweepstakes of 5 sins. each, h. ft., with 30 added, for all hor ses. Three miles. Mr. Justice's gr. g. Deception, aged, 12st. 101 b. ,_ 1 Mr. Pither's eli.'g. Vi?iaii, aged, 12s' 2 Major Hillard's bl. g. Nebuchadnezzar, aged, I 9 st. Mr. Elderfield's br. rn. Jenny Jones, aged, 12st. 4 Mr. Drewe's cli. g. William, aged, I2st .... 5 Won cleverly. Purser, T. Stones, to Winchester. Surgeon, Mr. W. Kent, to the Serpent,"vice Holder, Invalided. 7. 8. 9. 10. Mates, R. Waller, to the Curlew; C. Taylor, to the Waterwiteb ; W. Hastie, to the Powerful. Clerk, Charles Richard (son of the late Commander G. S. Richards), to the Bellerophon. To THE COAST GUARD SERVlCE. —Commanders S Mercer, 0. Oakes, and R. Barton, vice Johnson, Jervis, and Keele. ey: sfc 4: 010,11%.. ig. . , B a F l .. ue .S ; TF t . h E e F se L c E on.d C l l l o A s S oy E s ... , — , a T n u d E t s h n e A t T i:ird Mr. V. Corbett's b. g. The Clockmaker ........(Mr. Hill) 1 5 sovs. Four miles. Billy the Rover ... ..................... .... 2 The following also started : —Mr. J. S. nest's b. g. Poach& , Mr. W. H. Workman's b. h. Winchester, Mr. Lovegrove's b. h. Jubilee, Mr. J. Tolit's b. h. The Vivid, and Mr;l Ecles's gr. m. Primrose.—Won cleverly by six lengths. --- GREAT ASiwiri.eleGGl'sli.taFklacVns Fourth Edition, enlarged, in lorno., price 3s. in cloth boards, ON DEAFNESS, its CAUSES, PRE VENTION, and CURE : with a Familiar Description of the Structure, Function, and best mode of treating the various Diseases of the Ear; illustrated with Cases; the practice in culcated being the result of long and extensive public and pri aate experience in Ophthalmic and Aural Surgery. By JOHN STEVENSON, Esq. (Conduit -street, Hanover square), M. R. C. S., Surgeon-Oculist, and Aurist to his late Majesty and the King of the Belgians, and Lecturer on the Anatomy, Physiology, anti Pathology of the Eve and Ear. London : S. Highley, 32, Fleet-street, of whom may be had the following works by the same Author, adapted for general as well as professional perusal, and which have received the very highest recommendation of numerous medical and liter.,ry Reviews and periodical Journals. 2. On CATARACT. In 12mo. Fourth Edition, price 3s. cloth boards. 3. On WEAKNESS of SIGHT. Bvo. Fourth Edition, price 3s. 6d. in boards. 4. On GUTTA SERENA, or Nervous Blindness. Royal Bvo., price 7s. 6d. boards. Lieutenants, C. Hopkins, R. E. Buller, D. Woodruffe, and R. Taylor, vie,: Slaughter, Westbrook, Glynn, and Parker. DRIFIOIELD STEEPLE CHASE. WEDNESDAY. Swecpstalt3 of 5 soya. each, with 30 added. About four miles. ( Twelve Subscribers.) Mr. Marriss's gr h Peter Simple, aged, 12st (Mr. G. Skipworth) 1 Mr. R. Nicholson's br m Lady Gosling, 4 yrs, lOst 111 b 2 Mr. Skipworth's gr m Diana, aged, 1 lst Illb The following also started :—Mr. Sykes's ch g Conservative, aged, 12st; Mr. Dalby's ch m Mishap, 5 yrs, list 41b ; Mr. Pewson's br h Antelope, aged, I2st ' • Mr. W. B. Lampl ug h' s b m Mischief, li s t 11Ib ; M r . J. Lamplugh's b g Prtckbelt, aged, 12st ; Mr. J. Robson's b m Wilful, aged, list 111 b ; and Mr. G. Patchett's ch g Grasshopper. Betting-3 to 1 agst Peter Simple ; 5 to 4 on Peter agst Prickbelt ; and 20 to 1 agst Lady Gosling. Won cleverly, after a capital race, by a length. THE ARMY. Twci .troops of the sth Dragoon Guards arrived here on Thursday, from York barracks, having left there the day previous for Birmingham. The depots or the 7th Hussars and the Ist I)ragoon Guards, will, it is expected, supply their places about the middle of the next month, the regi ments being at present in Canada.--Doncaster Gazette. The 4th Dragoon Guards, who have been stationed in our barracks during ti:e last year, have, we understand, received their route for Birmingham, for which place they will march on the 3d of April. Nothing can have beep more satisfactory to the city, nor more creditable to the regiment, than their conduct while in Norwich. —. Norwich Mercury. The depot of the 46th are ordered from Plymouth to Jersey. . The 2d Dragoon Guards expect to move from Manches ter to Glasgow in April or May, and the Carabineers to succeed them in Mime Barracks. " Put up your blade, Sir Rowland," rciaiu_•-c':. than, resuming his former calm demeanour ; James the Third will need it. I have no inten arresting you. I have a different game to i)ly it'll be your own fault if ynudon't coma off t'ae —Ainsworth's Jack• Sheppard. Age A. Age 5. Age 30. I Age 35. Age U. Age 45. Ago s d . s . £ . s. d . s. d. £ . £& . £ . d . £. s . d.s. 1 13 7 1 IS ti 2 4 4 2 10 !I 2 18 S 3 11 4 4 4 2 en i.li ST. NEOT'S STEEPLE CHASES. Three steeple chases took place at St. Neot's on Wednesday last. The fist was won by Mr. F. Day's eh m (owner), beating Mr. G. Peppercorn's bk m, Mr. Inkersole's b h, and Mr. Wilkinson's bh, after a good race. The second was won by Mr. S. Day's br h (Mr. F. Day), beating Mr. Arnold's h, and Mr. Pryme's bk h ; and the third by Mr. F. Day's ch m (owner), beating Mr. Wilkinson's bh, Mr. Peppercorn's bk m, and Mr. Arnord's h, by half a length, after a fine race. A match also took place between Mr. S. Day's br h (Mr. Inker sole), and Mr. Arnold's h, in which the rider of the latter lost his stirrups, and was distanced. The Ist Royal Dragoons, quartered at present at Cork, have received orders to embark forthwith for Liver pool. This is the third regiment that has been withdrawn from Ireland in the course of a few months, and yet the Tory Lords would fain persuade the people o f E ng l an d that a " deep-rooted conspiracy against life and, property" has extended its ramifications into every corner of the country.—Dublin Freeman. The 2d N. B. Dragoons have received orders of readi. ness to march for Cork and out-quarters forthwith. One troop will leave Nevvbriclge for Cork on Friday. The Ist Royal Dragoons embark for England on being relieved b y the Greys. The 71st depot marched yesterday f rom B ut . tevant for Cork, where they are shortly to embark for Glasgow, and from thence they are expected to move to Stirling, to relieve the 35th depot, ordered to Chatham, for the East Indies. The depot of the 93d Highlanders, quartered at Buttevant, are to be rem ove d t o t h e S cotc h establishment, and are likely to be stationed at Paisley.._._ Dubin Paper of Thqrsday. 4 N. / • . --• I . , EVE NI IN G EDIT I ()N*, ...,. - . t 0 I ' • • o f I -7 7N' - --1-e/ - tASTERN - COUNTIES RAILWAY et t - ~ (:: jg ,t,. ~, b- COMPANY. Ii no . A.T T ri E iaLer N wi ja D un: E e ß rit S : ,!or LOANS tinder tli Novisions of their Acts e I I t 1 .- \ i . , !Or ' sa:- ' VECTORS of the EASTERN COUNTIES _ ~ i r .,,_ . l'"e , e 7, t -- '''r?-4 4 -t , ie""':" ° ' /-• - - 'N vls of Mo N ia z are prepared to receive TENDERS for 'LOANS -,-A , on Interest, at the rate of Five per Cent. per An- 3," ' :'' , :tits e ee, ;lie t p l t i " c l , h fo lf r Sums of not less than three years. Interest to be t'e' e tes•3".s . # I i zil l ed idairedses.epdi atene a yearly. . -- e , -- in Tenders 'stating the sums, ' and the terms of years, to be ad s„. 1121111!,..a.MR3,^7. ,11..2:1191.276 - x . ~.. .-. ..._..ssee. -- . - ee , - ,, sasismse...e.....e-essi.sies eerseses , emsems the Secretary, at the Company's 'Offices, 4, Ade , London-bridge. ___ London, March 19 H i E B3 N 9 RY BOSANQUET, Chairman. No. 14;5'29. I, ON ;Lie Lend ,st• ---_________:_., theryi ii E MOD EL OF T I - I F, ii --a T 11., L OP, HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. . °RK AND LONDON BRITISH AND Ji WATERLOO is NOW EXIIIIIITEI) at the l. GYP- THREE EXHIBITIONS • will take place FOREIGN ASSURANCE OFFICE, TIAN =HALL, PICCADILLY, by brilliant Artificial Light. s at the Garden of the s Soeiety at. Turaham Green on the ,-- KING WILLIAM-STREET, LONDON -. . Constantly iiiuminated from Two o'clock in the Afternoon, following Saturdays, namely-May 18, June 15, July 6. - son And lIIGH OUSEGATE, YORK. • and throughout the Day in Dark or unfavourable WentlAr. Fellows may obtain 18 tickets each, for the admission of their 111 Y DIRECTORS. Open from Ten in the Morning until Nine , ri the Evening, friends, at this - office, price 3s. 6d. each, - on or before April t Of C _ ..... LONDON. ,•.• F . Ydun I I:0:1K. without intermission. 3d, and any Number price Si. each after that day." . iir rna n , gs Esq., Chair e IT. Gregory, Esq., Chairman. atthew Forste r P 4(imission One shilling each. All tickets issued at the Garden will be charged 10s. each. the , IW. Matterson, Esq., Deputy - • . , Pity eh • , t -K., De- l• 'Chairman. ANTI-COAL AItiNOPOLY ASSOCIATION. :gle Ales, 1 . 3 wma n ':!Tames Andus. Esq. A F a INI E Ell NG held tit the Storey-ante IRELAND-COUNTY OF DOWN. as 1 jrv i iih n e r a i id 'e te r i F sr, a u n Ee , es E ,qA. sq ,cl, 7 p ..P. The Ut. Hon. the Lord Mayor. /li e . Hotel, Westminster, on Saturday, the 23d of .16_ 1. 1 o: e t a d. f y ALEXANDER MOORE, Plaintiff.' The Honourable Lady in -H. S. 13deombe, Esq., M.D. March, 1839, GEORGE RENNIE:, Esq., in the Chair, the HARRIET FORDS, WILLIAM EVANS MORRIS 'Matthew Carr, Esq. BA YLY, JAMES MILES REILLY, JOHN LUSHING- Iy ; w iiii _ es Eyre, M.D.. ' Henryl Coorr, Esq. foliweing resolutions were carried unanimously . :- TON REILLY, MARYANNE BAYLY, CLAYTON ir I y Jo s -; 4 -,'" Haigh, Esq illobert Davies Dan •- I. Resolved-That the most satisfactory evidence baying BAYLY, WILLIAM MORRIS B.A.YLY, HENRY INIE fal Thr; T : a u ci lk ,€ l °Y Johnso . n, Esq. James Gads:len- Esq. been given of the extortions and other abuses of Coal Com- REDYTH, and MARYANNE his Wife, ANDREW t of t jo , llri p ar u k rY E Kerf ‘ o . ot, Esq. .Charhs James Hanson, Esq. binations, and of the means by viliell the same may be defeated, N UCiENT, and the Rev. 'HENRY MAXWELL, Clerk, this Meeting approves of uniting the Consumers of Cord into Defendants. "are ll'ard Tl' sq.., ALP. .Sir John Siinpson. ASeu RA - 1 0 0 V E hita ., ker, Esq. 'George Woodall, Esq, . an Association, with such Capitalists as may join them, under . p - URSUANT to the Decree of her Majesty's ,y a the name of the " Anti-Coal Monepoly Association." , S whether FIRE or LIFE on the Lowest Court of Exchequer in Ireland, made in tl.is Cause. 11. Resolied-That the following gentlemen, having signified , e . Terms consistent with security, . Provisic 1 lists A s .N. OLD their support of the cause, be requested to act as a na _ n arm; date the 21st day of November, 1837, I will, on ling . MERITORIOUS OFFICER Committee, with power to add to their number:- TIT URSDAY, the 24th day of January, 1639, at the hour of One &Clock in the afternoon, at my Chambers, on the Inns-quay, in CHAIRMAN. I,' Or Wi t h a T .DISTRESS.-A LIEUTENANT-COLONEL, J. T. LEADER, Esq., M.P. new 1 441 411 ' Vire and Four Children, who has served his countty Att Jd, T Esq. M.P. iPryme, Geo., Esq., M.P. the City of Dublin, SET UP and SELL to the h e H L I I G , ' . I d l s E a S n T d and FAIREST BIDDER, all that and those, t La rids , ! es , ing Ysotilfei.ia.srds of 40 years in almostevery part of the wodd, Blew w it ° t, R.l, Esq., M.P. ißennie, Geo., Esq., .No. 1, e ith Premises called the HOLL YAIOUNT ESTATE, consisting of the Tcevns and Lands of Dromoriaghan, Farrarifad, Car ash, ialf- age fo r the ' his conirnission when between 60 and 70 yc•ars of Bird, J. Esq., Congreve House,( Chesham-place, ce Pelgi ate ry as , ad v i see /I:Tose of prodecirig a better income for his } family; jlirrninghain, and Dinris 'sup tre. 2 ' -' .. . - Balledenety, Magheraleggin, Woodgra.nge, Hollymount, Cran cces trile:le.c.;l3,ai:se4.ll,ll.itiaiveesst the proceeds of the sale thereof in some Mowddtvy, Wale 3. lev';Quarter, Ballintogher, -432.1ystigali, r3ussell'.s Quarter, and ISnath, Dr., Geolegist, ;L ich , which having prove,' fallacious, he ha Elf) , hinstone, Howard, Esq . .; I niornF . scai, Cel. Peyronnet, certain Tenements in the Town and Deraesne of Down, situate best PPerty , _h . 11., and is consequently reduced to the s ereatc.st E.R.S. .„ Winever-terrace, Regentle- in the • Baronies of Lecale and Kinnelartv ; and also all that and hall,. i' 'e has apelied for reeloynaent in - every practicable Evvart, W., Esq., M.P. these nhe Manor and Estate of Ardkene, consisting of tie low park. naece_en,-;,,,e tevein)r(i)enu-..theemo.st he si . tuations- but lie has not Gallaway, Alex., L e e, C.E. Villiers, Hon. Kbarles Pelham, TOWIIS and Lands of Ardkeene, Lisbane Ballybranigan, Half 'oldg parter of Cookestown, Ballywhillert, otaerwise I3allywhillar, c s e t y to ~. . =e any , e is theiefore compe rd by sad Lewis, David tssq., 4, Ches- E'31.1).- e of th ebll i dea of ri..reit the assistance' Of the bencv‘slent Public, vv it h ham-place, Belgrave- sure. Wallace,. Rolat., Esq., 111. Bellymacnamee Tullymallv, Ballyward, Ballycranbegg, Bally: sort, Ine s , 11 , 1, . , ' sal; a small sum of money :to begin some r-tail Liardet JTE+IB.-'•t • W • T' es E , q Bark- gela aud K irkest own quarter, together wit h the severe . T he un t i l , ..h may enable him to support ' his fareiiys ' I t, to 'J. •' '"' •' a ' Is ej-- " s° ' - ') -'' • ' Islands in the Loutsdi of Stamford called Scattrick, Caifisland, at Law, 35, Southampton- 1 1- , 11 ond 'Silkstone Colliery. r • • bil , Pr••• flieu • `' i '''' ...`" - tallish, Trasnagh, Inishanren, Leycarrick, Craggery, Islandroe, ve it , i a ,,, w ticilett have known .hint for many years and buildings th trao ' er anv inunir • as to his Kalbantry as ap (+facer ' + - +•-e - -- - ' Mona.tres, • Birdisls.nd, Lengsheela, Sandroc.c, Lon A is!and, they - a -t il lid uet e l . ,J J n i i . , n ,, ,,, au ) , - 4ithj; ,. .. , ..i.., ecess OMical; and moral -.hie. - 111. Recd ell - the followirig. L./dress be issued as the .. kat:Mild, Islandeor, and Partan, situate in the Barony of .Ards; si ie. Prospectus of the Association; that the sarne be advertised; all which said Lands and Premises are situate in the County of 1, 17 e %t ateen i . tar o f„ , general-sOciety ; mise , to the truth of the urge •eadlv r and that the Provisioual •Seeretary e he instrmsted. to cause , and his present la.theniaVe situation, And they same to be lefts4eheteall:ell-eetreerruire , -6 , i'-eiseleilroglithit the .Down in the pleadings inentiencileor a competent part thereof, for the' purposes in said Decree mentioned.-Dated tiffs 6th day aged ise, e s ec . efve enye,tebeceeptivie :e•ie , bineie.4.- -- e- 0- '•- • the Aletropolita - 19istriets:- of December, 1838. re of ee_.'4..aHilton, 73, Hatton garden, gtindon. 19 ACHESON LYLE, S.R. alliti, Williams/Brown, ESq„,banker,sloccis.' -: - . ' 4 .A E TOI, ..1,: - I LE CIEL ee.trezaa. . , S eb:eloseph - Rodgers, anZt'ons, cutlers, sll4e , It,i. - ' --.VROSPE'd - -"III ANTI-COAL-MONOPOLY n e '- r Rios -, i . •-• 6. , •e- kl - 1 -• , - The eh/Av . Sale is adjourned to MoNDAY, the 22d day of -, . - April, 1839, at the hour and place above-mentioned.-Dated 7urcs Smith, i s rat, ere ,,, we asso clean ul y - received b3e, e thider- ' -7 Ass° -4,1,T10N. this 16th day of January, 1839. as of Ile , : "---• '• • , • ' ' = FIRST CA' - I'AL, L , 05,00e/. _ ste, e 6rs... , ACHESON' LYLE„ S.R. irfe i Payne, and - Seeith bankers,' 1, Lombard- In 50,090 Cornunier's "Aliares4lf 51.-each ; and 25,000.::' • .„..- lit •-onde n ' ' , For Rental and Particulefs of Title apply to. Reseland Craig, erg ; , Ca italist tics off la each. • : P 'tr i s f ei, -is and Co. ; hgn - kers e e e, Rege n t_ Each resolvable .. into the , other_ _when convenient ; anddhe fla ck•Al_to:ney for 3, the Plaintiff, No. 47, Lower Gardiner-street,. Dublin, and liownpatrick i and the Rental may; upon qpplica to. F" r s•tr • - • latter bearing interest atstlie late cf 5 pen- cert: Per alannus • 1 tion, be seen at the office of the Provincial Bank of Ireland, lace, h "en , • " 11 ; Janson, and Co. -bankers, 32, Abehm•ch-lane, the Consumee's - iShares refiewable- ler e:ver. •"., .. "-'kr ' ' ''' • ' I. , -- . P -, • • No. - 42,01d'broad.:Street; London. rents tdarliii. Richards ' o ' n cutler ; 92, South Bridge-street, No Deposit-no Subscription - Iked-no Act of Parliameitt sonic no D'-. -+ Credits. - . - " IMMEDIATE BENEFITS OFFERED TO THE Al e , e • , ~ e ve t t„ i s . r s. .. . A 4, ~p, • . .i . - - The object of this A5... - focEstirin is - to secure to its Mernbers -of ; :' ' PUBLIC. WO° 't 11l 94 941)..e1iee1. and LetWe, • furtilsing .ircinmerzers, 6, the consumers' class, (sea i7' eveey ddscription: at;the cheapeot 11 1 Arnim , i , a , i IFE- A.NNWITY MATES, inks , stre e r. \ i filie."t' ' ".!' . • . rate at which they can be...procured.,witbout be'" sub subjected tb t L il , ra Drury, furnishing ironmonger, /2, Castle- any of the monopoly reg•ii4tipns" oP.exactions. ..... .:,i'CALCULAIED On EQUITABLE PRINCIPLES !! I melt erp r A z , - In order to.effect, tiffs-objeqt, it is 'neeeesery that 'the ar ale 0 ..r Li . - Association slionld be setrldependenf; that'itllibuld have its . ~ . , ,F . on. EXAMPLE : --. .. - For ever 4001. depos!ted, this Association will grant the An- lap . 11 Sir I C E. EDITOR olv THE SUN. r f .,,_„, , , Ir._ / ,::_.: . 0 _, d , - . t iartv h er ' r e - d e reni u;',,:,t _forway e to von the answ-e! which I have gons, & f c. ;or that it should- have contracts, bin t ding drawn' , -- !from-501." and upwards,' in proportion. •.: autt i t e 'adYshi p t b L e e .Tr i, , ,:ivhla, v, to a communication made to Parties Grcat or any of them i at iftl(torfs i v , y a t-s b ,apa i •atelcos AgelOto 401645 to 50 to 55 to .60 to -63 to 70 to 75 to •80 5111er ti,,, ai ttieity o f ?h e e .: a.‘ seeiet.as i : eurn i. Pitatis in Paris, as to the y Irv , _ ec . e o consumvon cured under . her three- . Hon. Great and I:‘ it . nd'otfie'r - s:Tio e Ti r rca lv ) r r i .:i l h h% ll C '' o l al .f: 2 0 .-£0 19 49.! I L 9 ,10 £lO 10 Ll 2 10 Xl5 10 L2O : 0 X 25 0 pea rl y m hemes , Monopoly, arid with consid,rable•sueCeis`; but it must be evi- Per - 'Per Per Per Per Per Per' Per Per I Cent. Cent. Cent. Cent. Cent. .Cent. Cent Cent. Cent ' rillbC't I am, Sir, yours obediently, dent to all that so long as 'the chief - sources of Supply rest in a • I\l. °- 2, R JAMES MORISON, the Hygeist. few combined hands-so long as the Public cannot command LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE RATES, Rug des Pyramitles, Paris, March 18. their own means of production, carriage, and eelivery-no iso- Reduced 30 per Cent. per Annum. s. .: kited efforts, however gigentie and persevering, can entirely LIFE ASSURANCE RATES. h --. ---.- • So S't `in - . ' 'Ashton Hayes, March 11. succeed in i=lachig tient:e s :eke:ley article of fuel, at the lowest . „,eile, ma .,,a,Swer to your • qteestion, "Ifl am sure that the cost, in the cellar of the consumer. ' - "APO "0 to "5 to 39 to ' 35 35 35 to 45 to 50 -., - - -- 411 there, `! sea .Se was pulthonary erenumptionr. , I. . ... , The Monopelists have set- at defiance the Legislature; they . Es. d...€ s. d.lt -s. d.I.E s. d.IL i. d.IX s. d. I.E s. d. the . s n ob.a..ti , .. - . ' can as,ure I p _ • . e o f i h.. ~,. d oubt atout i t the try° sisters were attended set at defiance the 'Lord Mayor, and:ail other indiv'elual opeo- . Prermuin.l i u () 11 15 0 12 0 - 012 6 012 10 012 15 013 5 5 I , at a° -- - • -• th:INI deei,,,' lii kitysicilians ja.,tisc.• counivy,_aed he ~said it was nents ; they Would crush. any .singli ,, handed..rieal.. dp,pose, on th is I . o l ' sw ; last .n. „:` ,. le • the - cough and exictoration - Aitil) came on in a no charges for interniediate a ss es under open tracle ; th e y jai not set at 4fianee :he corebined c on- Tbis Company make ~ c on' pr a ats a t e; of it. Like their Vother; it began widi 'sight. surners ; they cannot crush a Hunili - ed •nibus . and ...ihar , eliolders, . 5O years. E all(' . 41 ,1 ) 1letit, , a thbg 'aWay ; sib pain any wheeeequiek pulse, loss With the means of stipply in their . oivri yo ~session. .- • • FIRE' INSURANCE RATES. 6 piirel du r i t ; cl t. l l , e.c.l4. I svarne:d."the• count; niii`n to be - c Besides the enormous artificial cost laid oil Coals by'the'clefen' Common Insurance. s, d. n Ps, %I h e - - Praia. anti occasionally to lAke sonia•oe th e - tention of vessds-the'' limitiog."the sispply' beneath - the de- Private lleeses and Shops (net hazardous)... 1 0 per Cent.' b b°ll •Z e s ti 'innt te • a n ve (t r o 'rere gis - en 'llii.s .. medieine 41 the last sieg e e e mand-the agency of,factors.---the large per- centage of i•rofits tO. - Hazardous „. be , ,431. g i ,,o ty. _ ~ ugu I know Sir R. Stitni - ns sm was cured cover bad debts and long credits ee the"Kir are great fraudi in . the , Double Hezardou s [ the le e etc ep by all the first nr‘diCal Pa-10' as it wourt ';•er•uire .... .......... - • ' ir e erttnt n • .- • '• .- -,,,„,.', A. isle ' '•- - , 1 mi r ing of coals, by which the, public are •injei•oa• to .a lerge Farming Stock r add(' ' ciar Y " - re a than my a . 7,2 wolia - aatow to unuertake. ' extent. This Association wi:l save the cost and prevent the • INDEPENDEN , , T AND WEST MIDDLESEX i, .s. e erte Cfeeeintance c- ith Mre Mari At's invalneble'teedi- fraud. Men who are their -Own 'COal-merehaas •can'have no . ASSURANCE COMHPANY, • ! cow t e eariaasetayleg with•the Most complete suceeseettended many temptation to tax or cheat thArriselve4. -' ' •:P. • • • Oppo s ite the Bazaar, Jiaker-stifet, Portman-square, London. sob - 54 .'t e(a uPlaint lu ru e - " fa c er f ai l s, 4 .1 conVißCe, me that where justice is done Ist preliminary measures- for thi,..• Assiaciatien .have been- , s ou th St. David's-street, and iligh , stre . et, Edinburgh ; ill sar s- me;' , real.eri and' that it' is eerfeetlY , safe, . Calomeland going on for melee months.. -Everyee t eqemy , has 1/t.CII. :- made- , Ingrani- street, Glesgew - P the itme,ich and ruin, the nerves. Morison's And Siekvillestreet, Dublin. tuft r' ess itie sPu;*f, necessary for the tutu pf th.• undertakir.g.• Persons con- . •' iki an d i s se or e k. e .,„ ~ ~ Pi Yblood -( the impurity eel .which is the side •neeted with the Monopoly, in the Pork-fire desirou's of brewing. Established and ernnowere, . .- . • 7, Wits , , y I.l3A!rig its en. a.,Ton good.: lt ; iii I" , thiP e l t . ) ; Preludie c r i t il' iait ' t Y l t • .• • ''&l4 ..' • from it, and have offered their ',pits' it'. a valtiation'to -- te'faken- ` nie nr o t , 14th •Geo: III: c.- 48; 2 'al Geo. 111. ; 53d Geo. 111. to r 4,11. Slip a bad .at N e e r ., Geo°. IV • C. 92 • andigt Vic. c 10. ; 00° :It...doubt on the setbjeet. I ns s er . en shares. Other mines' of &eel eysti'rcworked.are=offererl at a c. 141 3d , , sou la 'tro t , Ihstead • ?e -e ., j' l ."4teis eglied incurable:by ih e In IoW seignorage. Contracts- axe, offered ,of ahe best. Silketone - CAPITAL, ONE - MILLION . , Ie , - •In 9 0,000 Shares of 50/ • eaCh:' t i s per ip4 - 0 .7 ; it e 1 ,,,,, g. ‘ , 4akijoss . 0 , ~ ~,,,,,,,e yq, take the . and noekten coals of Yorkshire coals . of :§teffordsleire ts t ° ' t e 'B, fitullar'% ' 4l r9 c l., iracti • e" . ' - eet tlij °or , in had and Derbyshire, and of the Welc4.t antf. other coals of great . - atANGERS'. a • 70 3 and then gt 4°4- iti' t h e ' lllC?n s . ' P ' I and ree,,e,e,... „ . e ince•Pgood; and I. 'haVd.gieen up - value for p articular purposes. tontAucti for freight , for Wharf lirtY 'T o b . ,-o..)RaliA tot tO oi 5: • ' ago, for d il e:livery are - offered ; mi l e eien nose, b,eferC the 'posSes- . , George Andeison,'ESq. ' H. It. Perkins, Dig. cen t ' t..eSeeret - arne &h. :jot vs obediently, - - e ar y. of the.Siseie. '-. --'" SOPHIA ;GREY.fsell-es excellent clornestie , es Drummond, •Es . ' Thornas Price; Esq. ...- -..sints of their own resources within then , J am , q . Samuel Eyre, ESq.' " William Reid; Esq. !. coal may be placed in the cellar. of the consumer at froth 21s. rsne t ' . , . .sIbUT' • e'er • e - . , Robert rergtison, Esq. Edward \lr.:Taylor, Esq. theo i. , ti 1N ,,,, by' . r .,.,.'"".'D li•EARIN6 -' • ' terest to the capitalist, and all the expenses of the •manage-. Thomas Hope,- Esq. John Wilson, Esq. rneY' ~ tbe o , CONDuc' e , ' Y 1- ' 3llll -' 1? - , OPE - RA' TI . VE . , VOICE men - t• • n - " • n • - J. D. Hustler Es Williain Wllittaker; Esq. " G. Esq. ' • Lad a ~, e etreer ~„. pficiansa ns i '''Ari 4( iNs 0 • •'• °ll ' e ffected by 'ilie l'ile*,.'rs‘. S. and 13: It is not eetepesed that this Assbeiation should sell . any Williams,, lute , 4 zx se trea „ , A icearelity 'by which It will -have- no Autists to the R oy Family, 39, Albe.. coals, but only sup Ply its own meinberie . . . • AUDITORS. , ~e cavity of the ear s a nd . 14,14,4 benefited, is the -iLe- thontanes or deaf mewls have individual objects to serve. The gentlemen proknsionally acting Samuel Eyre, Esq: I John Wilson, Esq. IG. E. Willianis, Esq., is of a sererashinine piece, and when es t ; than disclaim any other interest than that Which is common to Inc . SECRETARN - -Mr. William Hole. ,s •on , „,,, ,n ~,,,,..4 piece of ~ , ..oc4 s i r , p , ft and easy and not more- arcs p, its place, by which the faintest Fom .. mun__lty. Thoy have advanced the necessary no of The Bank. of England ; • Ll : l e v e e 4..,lli‘illt,pitille assembly is htard with distinctnc,s. Aiiti def c. Its rormLtion which they expect to . ..he repaid, but no more. BaNICERS Bank Of Ireland ; and F silk ,T , ii,„ l . ) , q:i tt. pYt,: , tb natn . re by. the use. or neseele.ineerted .They will fill up na places or o ffi ces sare - pßivisiOnOry. and Western Banic of Scotland. e c .r o i e; , 7 4 :, f ee , t esyes ::::: , ll mbeltitely• the y are oldecifbefore weak those without butsalar. The Association- c l ergy.wi a Joint Stock SURGEON-James DevereUX Hustler, Esq., Park-street. Vag ei St edt ~, c o. ,_ eelit, either by day or eandle light every object C • ' wit h out the ordinary elrara;ties of Joint- SunvEvoit-Simon Thurston', Esq., - -9, Southampton-street, See t,,, ifistiotst•somi the most minute par isle Is seen stritlr Um.:)..3 ~ , . ••• the stock Companies. Chem will be no deposits—no responst- - Bloomsbury-square. N tha t I), -,.. 11ri l in jt , , use of which both the sight and hearin g „t th , '+',', 4 3l, rs e, i''''''e< l • bility no self-constituted directors or o ffi cers-no liability. to SoLzoircißs—Messrs. Williams and Son, 2, Hart-street, 6- '' ni t ' - -eats; -'"/-OMONs DISCLAIM all connection w i t h . P arsons the la NS of trading, partnership, or bankruptcy. Bloomsbury-square. MI guar' e Th ey r tne e e e AMR and the sale of - Amber Spectacles :. in doing . A gentleman or tradesman who takes ten or twenty consumers' IeisTATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS . „ , aud ci ;kie . Ins rollY or AMBER, from the _Dictionary of r. b,,,,..'!hme ri .nees7 of Andrew Ure, 4/ . . Ex, l'• 1 1 -s., &c• kc. snares in this Association may, while he remains in London. with 0i SURANCE AND peate' !raa."f e a _ . 4 .11 ind urated ve g etable ria ce, and not produced by the g e t hi s 501. or 100/, worth of coals at their natural cost, DEFERRED ANNUITY SOCIETY. r leing le "lare e ,railleatioii, but by th e sline causes which influence the it in Aleib e „ c.•ndition of gum. Insects are often found embedded in the addition of 5 per cent. to the capitalist ; and, when he 26, CORNHILL, LONDO.N. st re' c ie.' ae e , is most powerfully electrical by the hot, to 67, New Buildings, North Bridge, Edinburgh ; b t b exchan ing Ins con chooses to go into the countr3 .. need not have one farthing (Allis t ' ii e l ,, e ct, bee r e nt as to explode into fragments ; the workmen too, are money lying idle or unproductiv . e, u , willregu -36, Westmoreland-street, Dublin ; ra ter trea l le r rveus tremoure in their wrists, arms Sm. ; they en- sumer's tickets for capitalists' tickets, . get his g s er cent t th e e rt .er gr ow _ danger . lay handling such dreadful eltcited electrics; l !' t . kens . 2b, South Castle-street, Liverpool ; tria c ~ ,,i , , , iat,,, .. 15 , -itti lime, and is apt to take tire, and is of such a ib oir o a : , .xposed to warmth that it swells, bubbles up, and until he return, and then exchange again for consumers ic p and save probably 30 per ce it. in the price of his coals. And 9 Clare-street Bristol. _ 3 . te to att,..e.eho_ey with name." A self-protecting Association against the Coal Monopolists ' • 500,0001. Capital , n to 'I i i ,.,NYs-ro.Dr. lire's statements are further confirmed by Sir D was formed in Edinburgh the year before last, which had the EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. Vj •``Lefii r ,„' and Pliny, as also by Parks and Heny on Chemistry. , re' (~.,,i.., ar e a effects if such a- ,;iria t ,„r e e (Illy and ~, ma te r i al . for Spectacles, to imperfect • most satisfactprily explained in Messrs. effect of enabling coals to be procured during the dreadful PATRON-His Grace th n e i D ßE U c K To E ns o . f SOMERSET, F.R.S. rhea a d eel le bee Doneter s s winter of last year (when they reached the enormous price of T. L AMIE MURRAY, Esq., Chairman. Th 43. be ascertained Second Edition on the Preservation of Sight 455. per ton in London) Or e,,,, e Messr s s ' at any respectable Optiokin s lir Lo don ' at a etieaper rate than during the a rc ott eates .. momons. newt ••pectaela Lenses are ' • not precedinji summer and autumn, . i M.D. F.R.S. K. F. H. Mackenzie, Esq. d which enables the best Col. Sir 13urges Camae, K.C.S.lGeorge Lungley, Esq. a et a 1,, , , , r such e . material; ; but which are wafer nses . are ci l Pt . '" ,n,.,„_, Lat• at once dimness ef sight and i mperft ,t)eru "' a ' and the t,,,i ,, t and natural state • tiles ' per ' C. Farebrother, n Scotch Coal to be now procured in Edinburgh at 12s. ton John Elliotson, Newcastle Coals at 17s. 9d. per ton. i Es Ald. John Rawson, Esq. . Esq,, . Th tf, . „et.,, for Deaf f , e e acce , ata . and vision to : its Joseph Thornpeon, Esq. b c eO , at •.; or Dea parsons ar .• 1 * • y siryll Vence It is proposed that there shall ul 1 d Jas. Atermarle-street,,piccao yto be Ir•ti at their - • - eir tstablish- eac h holding tirnately be twelve Directo:s, H. Gordon, Esq._ _ _ Tb w ar 'e eee.. NO TRAVELLEPS 'illy, rpprAite the York Heel 100 Shares, six from the Consumer's class, and Robert Hollond, Esq., 111. P. AUDITORS. • Orde r tAIt F. EMPLOYE ' . six from the Cirpitalists' class, with salaries to be fixed upon at i No. 9, H, --- .,,1 F Aft:M7--------..._:____,______ IX Dr. Olinthus Gregory, F.R. A. S. tO De . N o, 32, GREAT itU ON-STREET, PICCADILLY • a general meeting of the Shareholders. .Two•Directorsof each class, eligible for reelection, to go,out annually.. All appoint- Professor Wheatstone, F. R.S. • Tb to o 1 1 N ___ __ MELLSTREET aLo ' S , OMSBURY, ments orpermanent officers to be made by the Directors thus PHYSICIAN—J. Elliotion, M, D., F.R. S. ' -. ' RFIALLLING poor FO L It DIFj:CCAY C E E D D TE A ET N H EU M chasm , . SURGEON—E. S. Symes, Esq. i ari a LOOSE' T"ET , The Duke of Wellington, in a speech on the finances of the ACTUARY—W. S. B. Woolhouso, Esq., F. R. A. S. Te Ms • AND LOSS' T" ET FASTENED, country, during - he Administration of Earl 'Grey, said, "He BANKERS—Messrs. Wright and Co., and Messrs. Ladbrokes, . wry / 4 , _ llgi eur ... , . OF TEETH SUPPLI'ED Kingscote, and Co. is es„:7-strest:),!-A.N, an d SON, Sureeen Dentists . , N. 9, Half was not opposed to the rep re e d a i l uc o t f io th n e i3 e f oal ta t x a a x t . ion or anybut theotheNr otablt,.. • 1 W Aiilbourne James, Esq. n, N4he to r '"ee'll, nd . merely because it was a STANDING COUISSE • Let d h e 12, creat' Russe : d..s•r • -.1- P • ,m-tury ? 1 / 4, spa) ~ettore DECAYED TEETH with theiri'' __ AlleEll.Af. Earl, would recollict, on a former occasion, he thought that the SoaiclTO RS- Messrs. Webber and Blan(1. 1 thin ( 0 5,., Eu - Np.:1111.1 (of which the are the Sole I NENTTO RS and best • ' •tl t th e uSE TV). without ain b Y plan of reducing taxation was le et ee ile nee.the con- SECRETARY—F. Ferguson Camroux, Esq. 1 _ old 41 G ents Til, wh ql 00 d . ~ th e u , P, . eat, sr pressure, and FASTEN sumer - and regarding the coal trade, he had said that the s i . er rising frero age, neglect, disease of ' ' which LIFE ASSURANCE. and The principles on which this Sr)eiety is founded, bring ati•trevered e of talornel, or any ether cause. They have it best way was to correct the abuses to was subjectj , new - ` 4I ST - 4 - pec a • NE W CO MPOSI i lON for ARTIFICIAL he was sure the abuses in that trade operated more than taxes th e b ene fit s i f Life Assurance within the ''ea . I . f ch of all. It pro- ri ei..,t , , , ,,,,, , , in, ,,„ advanta 4 e attendi ng T ee th ma d e f r o m this in raising the price of the article," as well vides against the contingency of misfortune during ie, I be' t) IS •,,,,tjit they are totally impervivus to acids. which his Grace alluded may as against the . isk of death ; and even affords to the Assured a The of the system to f hi; - " , IS O ,- II)s ' 4 ', 4 :- ,, .; I I-1 have hitherto been found objectienable machinery .. . facts. In the N hthe Coal- of his premiums on which he can at any time operate, r )ti hay h ` - '°l.fl. n (Skin s MEDICINEs 1•h b- v ... t• 4 • be traced in the following facts. c 3 to bis„‘'ehee r; '• '''enl, and b • , f I yilic h .e . ... . 1 ' 1" - e enter • io a bond, with heavy penalties to -each other, as his circumstances may require. It thus affords to the pru- qn "vFeq u ecesstul in y ae . r.s . ons o Iles .abi s. a... 7ssrs. owners in , , . of the London , ofallclasses, the restest facilities and most powerful en- r• - '' , Alp, , an . obviating these objections by their NEW n-1 to send more than a certain quantity coals tO e+ tit Is ": re ta in sr eau 4 u 'rlee can fix tile above without extracting the market, and to sell coals to none who will not sign a paper eaurageme nt to 1 34 - up a certain provision for the future. r the , s e , ten der _ g any incurnbrance, and even eat GUMS of ' . , advantages the Fissured will enjoy the follow n oi fie wlTlsature, p - otecring th.* ariloimme Te-th however h • 1 t.• • f -either their turn agreeing to comoim to t e ngu d ions o w t , . . Among other 'C'''; I , I AINIT 'GI Na'r'"S hr LIG ' ' •• ' *-' • " I` I'•h th • ulations are, that, when coals are in the h ag ;- ! t 1 u jtk,..s are used, and tecy N, A !CFI nt se So • it those reg flrs• I. tE t y --o TEET H 1y e ,,00. 0c , fo r m , k , in point stf Shape and C GUA- Pool at 235. dd. per t on, only ferty cargoes shall be sold--when I. Moderate rates of Premium.. of consistent with security ; be- ! a ptll 'eta eber y e °i" then. TICATION avd RTICU . ITION In 235. 9d. and 24a., fifty cargoes-ewhen 249 - . 3d. to 245. 6d., sides the g iarantee of half a million capital. e) i N , th ey a Anprovernents in the mechanical department of at ei .. e:-... re enabled t• reduce their charges to the fellow- sixty cargoes-when 245. 98., seventy cargoes-and a reduction 2. No entry-money. ;re , A . ",:fllis An . into a a ment of ten sljips for every shilling below 235. 6d. The operation of 3. Power of converting the policy at any time . p y 1 itieic itiC al , A ~_! ............. Teeth - . in cash, a new policy, or immediate, or deferred Annuity. A 70f N a i er .. ~. ............. 55 0 , 3 ,11. m ..eth I. O Vt id'. - 0 . al i .............................. . 0 d id returnable at death. 5 Pite:hed i n t r. Ntallaies 'neer edible Teeth, isi =lily ' Pool on the Coal-market each Market-day during the month Fc he r , 4,Ra 0 e first style r ....4. t eoa yed To . with' the conditions of tha of December, 1838; the Price of the Best Coals (Lambton); thi r ' t,„,,.. str ___ oth with Mineral Sumo:lmmune- 0 5 9 ofall office, may, at any time, borrow twig-thirds - the N '-er of Ships waiting for Meters at Four o'Clock ; J eet, 11 0cm:illy, and a 2, great Russell-street, urn,., men s and the amount of any declared bonus. ; n a , Bloomsbury. and the Number detained in the different Sections of the • pay 'boat ] ..11 1..A . Mp,., p River, between Bngsby Hole and Gravesend :- 6. Two-thirds of the entire profits on the Life Assurance, of la „ sa T4l l 4 °N: S PILL OF HEALTH. - II o . lo' ~rt,,42re,ii , r lt ~ .Price Is. I lAd. per box. Market Ships soil N 1.,.. of , Number of finally among the Insured, and at their option paid in cash, cu Price of the um . , Vessels added to the olic -or applied in reduction of future pre- as t he tPet t .'„',g all /4,4,NyrPILL is a Medicine of long tried e ffi cacy for Days r,„ (. ,... from the Pool ...'. nest Cows. Vessels wait- • detained in m a iums. P 3' 1 4 , Siek"; 4 fwei ni ""te sof the Stomach and Bowels, the common ..,.._ each day fug for Meters. P er 0 ,, eadar arecostiveness Flatulency, Spasms, Loss co A ppe.. ; 81-3 SSection,. 7. Great faoility in effecting Insu, antes. Premiums payable sq , v ing I 144 - t ile p. ( had' ,- • ' 11 aPer Meals Dia ------,, , by one paym, rat, or annually, half-yearly, quarterly, or monthly, _ A 'll , la k t &tio rr, Yes, prowenese, Sense of Fu ness ,ael h, f s ey _ p eeatei ihess, and Pains in the Stomach ~,. r.. i . of th" u 2 a Torpid State of the Liver, anti a constant • 'and deals, s '• 1 3 31 t.'a 6 129/ Return not or on the increasing or decreasing scale. v for th' ,l, ,, -. *in • owels, causing a disorganization of every function of 5 13 23 0 9ii perfect S. Females iSSUI•ed at one year less than their actual ages. , j i t ,es ti L be e ,:,_ le this most excellent preparation, by a little perse- , 7 ,, 44 24 3 94 293 9. Relaxation of restrictions on travelling beyond the limits til' ate, 66 ‘24 3 94 373 as rit ` At te vtca oy.ectuallv rem ' Two -- three , will convince " of Europe, ascent to places specially enumerated, and a policy K) o ' . Pee "eth • ' 4 sabd oved. or dos.. . 12 47 24 6 101 393 INN i 1,,,,,, to , a hee , ary effects. The stomach will speedily regain in force seven years not forfeited by suicide. 14 59 24 9 106 350 l eo %, - ,,t kiip;‘ e 'Pine, 7 1t hY action of the liver, bowels, and kidneys will 59 25 0 100 360 SPECIMEN OF ANNUAL PREMIUMS TO INSURE £lOO. lb ob er p at r 4 ,.,rar ic p and instead of listlessness, heat, pain, and jaun- 17 59 , 25 3 10.9 nl5 tnnlina ~"'t Or t a i• s trength, activity, and renewed health, will be the , 1 9 chi c i,' etii4 , ll b ox I . ne this Medicine, according to the directions accom. 21- C 4 25 0 128 306 Age A. Age '5. Age 30. I Age 35. Ake 4,5. Age 45. Alo I'AI eh i- 41 25 0 10<.) 313 _____ _ _____ _--- —.— liV f s ty , 1 Y r esto t and if taken after too free an indulgence at table, t 4 49 '5 0 133 29X ' X. sd.Z.s.d.X.s. d, X. a d. L. s. d. X. s. d. Xs. d. _ e 0 Ilii.. br o :f. a p t ir the system to its natural state:of repose. . 47 25 0 143 297 Ist °f ee''ees s I. HABIT, who are subject to Headache, Giddi- F 9 1 13 7 1 19 6 2 4 4 2 10 11 '2 18 5 3 9 4. 4 4 2 Pr ri ert I „2,er. o "ed t .,' .} utl Singing ha the Ears, arising from too great a .11 50 24 9 152 1. '299 ----- - r t illg ki u h tt A,t Ito e Head, should never be without them, as many i ------- 17 — 725 —, DEFERRED ANNUITIES. , 8% 'ex`'''trtie ... AMAl.,O s s will be entirely carried off by their immediate nse. Average( 48 1 24 9 I 13y the operation of the same .new principles, the Society is - e e , e„ e n , . • , these Pills are most truly excellent, removing tt lo l ' , Pr..., the distressing Headache so very prevalent with the CHARLES ROWLAND, Ilitrbuur Master , enabled to afford to the public a plan of DEFERRED ANNUITIES ./.' /or ' NI PI% "of Spirits D 1 •is ht Nervous Affections, Average Detention of Vessels in the River-Twenty-three A L , ebi oo ple, and g u ness ot .ig , . far more advantageous than any hitherto offered, whereby an te„„ a m te to :.,, d Sallowntessofthe Skin, and give a healthy and D ay , individual, by the contribution of a very small annual, J l / to ,of k e : ,, ant ,:,... 9 complexion. The effect of this systern has been to raise prices to a great 1." hast tai did e,. and easy Aperient, they unite the recomn- enda- monthly, or weekly saving, may secure either a comfortable 1 11 1 e" t and to decrease the consu • sum pt ; -thus, whilst Lon- - I k el eLy 'il 0 , ration with the most successful effect, and require . extelL , a . , . p . . for himself in advanced age, or at his option, a large e Provision his o. his r oe'L don is annually increasing in population, there has been a posi qie, jpe. rtitr,econfinement during their use; and fun E y will be found to be the most comfortable tive decrease in this chief article of comfort and of necessity.sum of money, or a policy to family at death. The industrious classes, hitherto obliged to resort to Savings' R tbe mien ° Z`,,'xik bl T. Pro prepared There were imported into London Banks and Benefit Societies, will find in this scheme a far safer i lls' "trt and b ut. 4.'9 Str a n d , London , P • i s. and Os. 9d. A v .% y the , rice l %d . In 1837 2,626,997 tons and more profitable application of their savings. This Society 24 r ag' i li e n s te• venders of Medicines generally throughout the an d 1 / 4 ee 41 - 4 .11 .kr111* In 1833 I ,eteateAefere-„-.Jp?.ps PILL, a HEALTH, and observe the Deferred Annuity of a much greater amount than has hitherto ve "t St ere ;f" -themes Prout, 229. Strand, London," on the Lea in 1838 than 1837 by 45,912 tons been offered, beside. the option of exchanging this annuity G DE BILITY I with probably an increase of half as many inhabitants! when payable, for a large sum in cash, or a still larger Policy, = t..; , NERVOUS IRRITATION, &e. IV. Resolved-That further subscriptions be entered into to payable without premiums at death ; while, by giving to the ... ~,, , theseiilcw.ADMONlTOß S.—The follow- defray the preliminary expenses of forming the Association;purchaser, at any time preceding the stipulated term of the i sebj eet ,srke are intended to instruct these interested subscribedbrepaid (without "commencement, the power of borrowing two-thirds and that the money so e ell'advancing the same, when such Association is all previous payments, it removes all risk of forfeiture from 14t. Ti ee " s u r eeints Of importance to health or ease of mind:- the parties .. perry % 4r., 2E(llsl:wenty-thirel Editi.n, ss , each) besides affording 1 n€ formed ; and that books be opened at the London and West- inability to continue premiums, an amp e re- ar 0' ereSee e the p re of LIFE affords a comprehensive physiological •re•ter Bank, and at Messrs. Cockburn and Co, Whitehall source during sickness and want of employment ; and, should ar kl .str.Cal uhiti grees of the solitary goo, ibertinism, and rereads Pro;isional Bankers to the Association, to receive' such Subl the purchaser die before arriving at the stipulated period, two- ea ese a re eata ne their rueful consequ n e tending to to his representatives. will be returned . ~ Al. b • u the various forrns of nerv o us e 'irritation and mental Seri lions. ' thirds of his payments ,"+s o .,teYG e ei • - eri e eIAN • V. Resa i,, a a_Th a t the thanks of the meeting be given to The purchaser has also the power of converting, en equal terms, „" ekt , I:'L t '' Fan ' abash o i l 's written for the sensitive female, who, while the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of the City of London, for his his deferred into a prese .t Annuity. ie Los, i i i , t ed t ees e 0 „ ,at the idea of revealing her sufferings, may find at, unwearied, and unparalleled exertions in the common The following tables areas pecimen of the great i and varied cc 'rr ur ti • I “nclential and the ee ed. el and delicate oa f adviser. It is especially cal- gre and that the Chairman and other gentlemen be ap- advantages which the judicious application of a small saving can 1 , 11 , Ar e Iti i , wives, whose maternal hcpes have been cause ; „ , e 6 , er ~ SYPHILIe pointed a deputation to , wait upon his Lordship. secure through the Society. to isat t„' le eer etis a f ro . an . •,*.! ts intended for the perusal of those who ( Signed) GEORGE RENNIE, Jun. Chairman. SPECIMENS OF DEFERRED ANNUITIES. rat St' tee, 4 fr o Zoiety, lr i n si dioes complaint, so frequently resulting from ____.- qt '4 a * Producing syphilis, gonorrhcra, glees, strie- The Chairman _. VI. -ving left, and David Lewis, Esq. hay- ______ 1 t rete e le h L . ins taken the Chair, it was Resolved-That the thanks of the I. BENEFITS. • 1 IL PREMIUMS, at Si To secure, on AnnuityXlo 0 0 t a se e ,: te4o e ss es , e _ __:_ESTIMONIALS. Meeting be given to George Rennie, , ~ Esq. for his able conduct Secured, on attaining the age of attaining the Cash 128 1 „ Jo g %,,'', ree ex ()atm, a nle r e.t e ly recommended , as well for the moral . h Ch • •nd his persevering exertions in the cause. MY, by ae Annual Premiuna age of iftY, t e , ll e a gre Aerie _ , me extensive and successful result of the in t e air. a *l'24 12s. Policy 262 1 6 G Ni s , tee nd e \Tithe); "'endon Morning Journal. , : e option of . o t, m .•ei tt „ M r. G 0 ,g.ditor of the London Morning Journal, and re- THE NEW COURT PLASTER.— t z et:'›. Payable Payable Li er, t m eh. t •Vap er. • -6 6 publications for general perusal. -Edinburgh .t. - ' 7 ., 1., .1 4 Nt"e1 4 1 con t • . PROUT'S INDIA-RUBBER STICKING PL AS- e l e - ;" Annuity. Cash. Poll,„ g.,1, Payable in ter' es - e• + 0 aemially. One pis- .... rd , th,e , r , A I p aper. ained In this work are interesting and useful.--. TER, WHICH DOES NOT WASH OFF. rs'; 0.. Sum. parity. ;a! ,___ ;be ....(iNthfuratien, while it • This novel article is universally admired ;it sticks firm and et a 11 1 8 'qy P‘ rtldi gat, offers to sgesmotsltleimailtaln6tiZtvialanrrYagn:sr. close for several days, through all the necessary washing of the 1----;--cr r----J- • 6 - . 4.. e. d. L. a. d. .E. s. d. L. a d. _.., 00 10 !s 14 6 . • 136 12 0214 15 0 25 2 9 841 I 0 0 0 0 .. )lit t't),,iii*,s)!k. “-tyr•geiana) • hands and face, obviating the inconvenience of continual renew- 20 714 8 ii 9 8 0 156 6 0 2._5 3 7 3 51 15 0 14 1 9 Vs ,is properly called an and •Ysis of some female ins so justly complained of in the old Court Plaster. Price bd. ~.1,',1 _ 11 11 " A • L i . t .g written in a • •"' admonition, 30 5a1069 19 0 109 19 0204157157 4 31 18 0 a , fr. ilit le "eae w ''rnin g j ou lery peculiar style of moral per paper. .___ . ,--- o d tb I I),, bi etii ir ers within !n al, r e in ‘‘,/ i ,„ passed through twenty-two editions • ; they corn_ PROUT'S IMPORTATION of EAU DE COLOGNE) Secured, on setaining the age of To s ecu r e. °'' AnnuityX.o t i, -ii e.k t ..,picity and , from thecelebrated •'m a e Farina,Sixty-rive, by an Annual Pre attaining the Cash 62 10 oth , we recommend them accordingly.- establishment of Francois ai er , I ' , s . e Ahoy,' Y JOUtu a l mium of 2L 12s. . age of 65, the policy 97 8 6 su a , , +1( a nd - u laY be ' Rue de la Cloche, No. 4 711, a Cologne. option of i 0 i s t , r;5 84. 4 all Ile hactof Sheerweed and aternester-row, Len- The very few houses in London where this article tick can be .E e (------1:-..('---17-x7zn-- . X. s. d. X: s. d. Jr. s, d. pi eiibeir .8. Goset„sellers-Price Ls. each. Co,, ' , 6 324 11 0 46t: 0 e i 0 010 11 10 010 0 0 0 vc lalF' be n t e'ise ; ana l' it : e • Surgeons, may be consulted, every day, prinoceurrsedangdentieine induces T. Prout to announce to his cur- 20 _ . 7 ! ( ..i 30 -26 15 10 2 0 1 0 0 261 0 0 30 019 6 16 7 1 7 311 . t sis.l N. en no r , eat ed __ Quatients in the remotest parts of the country, l'? e pu lc generally, that none . other is kept by ' has ' 40 13 19 9 115 5 8 1366 0 40 I 17 3 '7 3 11 19 410 ' 4 r. u . , , 90 . 4. ,i ng ai , e '' l ', i y t ,,,...t . 'ully on their describing minutely the case, rum. It produced an annually increasing demand, as a S lit'itip' s lO . Ettly m rt `' o l f !" for Advice and 51edhaine, which rtn be comparison is only necessary t o establish it; superiority over Prospectuses, detailing the objects of the Society at length, are : ,,,, wi ll n e ~ the world No difficulty eau occur, as the i itb ~ ecurel every other manufictured. ' with every variety of Tables, may be had by application at the i Y packed; and carefully orotecte ft em oh . 44 N4Ster p i __ . I p r i ce per bottle, or 18s, the case. 2'29, Strand, j Office, or at any of the Baaiehe?wlinl:l are established in most i ~........„......._ plate, strand, London. I gilventh hem. froo, Te,,,,-a., a a TH E NEW COURT PLASTER.- PROUT'S INDIA-RUBBER STICKING PLAS TER, WHICH DOES NOT WASH OFF. This novel article is universally admired ; it sticks firm and close for several days, through all the necessary washing of the hands and face, obviating the inconvenience of continual renew ing so justly complained of in the old Court Plaster. Price 6d. per paper. PROUT'S IMPORTATION of EAU DE COLOGNE, from the celebrated establishment of Francois Marie Farina, Rue de la Cloche, No. 4,711, a Cologne. The very few houses in London where this at tide can be procured genuine induces T. Prout to announce to his cus tomers, and the pu'Llic generally, that none other is kept by him. It has produced an annually increasing demand, as a comparison is only necessary to establish its superiority over every other manufactured. Price 3s. Gd. per bottle, or 18s. the care. 2'29, Strand, seventh house from Temple-bar. wits of ti ies, detailing tl,„ !tidy of Tables, m, any of the Brauche al towns of the Un Jjeots of the Society at length, ,y be had by application at the s which are established in most ted Kingdom. te princil disposal of e (the ters eix)aeltei s u i t Yce h 36, OLD BOND.STREET. MR. ELIASOLOMONS' VOICE CON.. DUCTORS for DEAF PERSONS have been nentiv successful in the most extreme cases of De!ective I learienng:• are worn unperceived, being only one quarter of an inch in uh T ic h i e l is su se r e c t es u s ed o t f o h h is is diameter, - and convey the slightest sound so distinctlyss to afford the greatest ease and assisqince in all cases of Deafness. , h as induced parties to offer publicly as a new invention,, pro ii!gp t ig to relie ve vi .• sion, Deafness, and CATARACT. WITHO U T OPERATIONi common glasses of many years' standing ground , on . the principle ~ ,i-the the meniscus lens (employed for spec acles f . ortYY• ' ll 4 agc ), whi c h ar highly injurious to the sight. These quack and a Usurit inisrepresene tations might have been safely allowed to pass unii of it eil ; A ho m u be se r by Si ßo c y ta a e l i e L' but as th - names of some medical gentlemen are used, it be ' ii . i% ev . one to in e quire by what means their signatures have been obi plied (if obtaine d at all) as sanctioning a direct untruth, by prop limning such as "Ne•.vly-isivented Spectacles," which are unanwera.biy.riothin., mor e- than common glasses of a pink or reddish tint. 1 his fact may b easily ascertained by applying to Mr. REA nDoN, SP ECTAC/ e GLASS MANUFACTURER., residing at 42, EIS! 011-Stre et, E 4E , mouth street, Clerkenwell; where th e newly:invetited s peetaei : Lens, s are purchased at Is. per dozen pair , or a sin g l e pair at Mr ' . E.i establishment for Is. embod y, rtain of the yn Deafness, or DEAFNESS.—expNyeses,Ctahnenoopt imnioonrevis.eorecnibteol announced in another part of our Paper, than by evi ot i nz value of Mr. Stevenson's familiar Treatise the following concluding passage of an eloquent Review of the work :—" If any of our numerous readers be himself a sufferer from Deafness, or at all interested in the comfort pr welfare of aky one who is, we can do him no greater fa. your, bestow upon him no greater benefit, than that of strenuously and warmly recommending him to read Mr. Stevenson's very able, useful, and well-written Treatise on the subject." _ _ lii the House of Correction, Cold Bath-fields, the number of prisoners on Saturday amounted to 1,137. THE GAMBLING HOUSES OF LONDON.— There is great difficulty in exposing the gambling houses of London, because the public notic e o f any one of them, however infamous it may be, is an advertisement of its existence. Therefore we suppose it is that the press, as well as the law, is asleep on a subject so important to the morals of the town. There is not a street in the parish of St. James which has not one of these dens of iniquity flourishing under the eyes of the public. Some of them are got up in the first style of luxury, where heavy stakes alone are played for, while others are laid out on a prin ciple of strict economy ; the smallest silver coin is received, and clerks and apprentices mix with thieves and swindlers. The boldness with which all.carry on their trade is a matter of notoriety; but we had no idea that the force of impu. dence could go so far as we see it has done by the following advertisement which we find in the Paris Galzgnani of the 19th of March. We see it there announced that in a leading street in London a public gaming table, with a capital of 30,000/, is open to all the world, and that dupes from every quarter are invited to it. We submit flip advertisement to the Magistrates of Westmidster, who cannot be ignorant where that locality is, in the hopes that shame, if not a sense of duty will induce them to take some measures for its suppression. —Morning Herald. CHURCH-RATES REFUSED.—A - vestry was held in the parish church of Lianegryn, Merionethshire, last week, for the purpose of granting a Church-rate for the exigencies of the ensuing year. Mr. John Jones, of Glanmaehlas, in the chair. The Churchwarden moved that a rate of a penny in the pound be granted, when an amendment was proposed and carried, that the question be adjourned for twelve months. —Shrewsbury Chronicle. MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUARY. General.—W. Burnett. Major-Generals.—Sir P. Lindesay, K. C. 8., K. C. H. Phillott, C. 8., late of R. Art. Colonel—Jones, late of Gren. Gds. Lieutenant-Colonels—Strausham, late of R. Mar. ; Allen, h.p. 23d Dr. Major—Ramsay, late of R. Mar. Captains—Owen, 3d F. ; Dean, 67th F. ; Correvont, h.p. 37th F. ; Dundas, h.p. 81t.t F. ; Manscrgh, h.p. 88th F. Lieutenants —Campbell, 69J). F., at sea, on passage home from Barhadoes ; Kershaw, late 6.h R. Vet. 13n. ; Johnstone, hp. 21 Dr., Bray ; Knott. h.p. sth F. Maclean, h.p. 33d F. ; Nlanbv, h. n. 37th F. ; Woods, 34th F. ; Samson, b p. 72d P. ; 'A'. Boyd, unatt.,; Keauc, h.p. R. Mar. ; Taylor, h.p. Bth Foot. Second Lieutenant—Wyllie, h.p. R. Mar. Quartermaster—M•Farquliar, h p. Northampton Fin. Infantry. Medical Department—Surg. Jordan, h.p. Staff ; Surg. Dr. MiCaskill. A hare was killed on Thursday:eveniwz, line of the North Union Railway at Ceppiill, by train running over it, and severing its head from it This is:the third which (since the tail:ray was e,,ene ' fallen a victim to the pursuit of the steam-hounds._P, ton Chronicle. NORTH DEVON ELECTION.—The are on the alert. A meeting is atinouuccd, caUrd Hon. N. Fellowes, Sir li. P. Davie ' and Mr. fun. A letter from An Elector of Ilfracombe D:,t, states a fact of the neutrality of Sir T. D. Acland, ought to be known.— Western Times. Mr. Henry Betty, son of the celebrated " Roscius," has made his appearance on the Bath stage t. great approbation. He is stated to be possessed of eci siderable talent, and, with study and practice, ,viii inci; good actor. SHEEP DESTROYED BY HYDROPHGB: A serious calamity has befallen Mr. Bayley, of N. respectable farmer near this town. Two weeks r . ; neighbour's dog was discovered to be mad, and was ha and this week it has been discovered that the dog h ten forty-six fat sheep in a fleck of fifty, hel ,, rging to 2. Bayley. On Wednesday last twenty-four were eiti.er or killed. Mr. Hickman, veterinary surgeon of thi n was desired, two days ago, to cut out andcauterise the cerated parts in, many of the sheep, hut it is app.-cl ic that the remedy is too late, as absorption of have taken place tco long to a rrest the malad y of madness in sheep. are, it appears; from those in other animal s ; they teaks no att. Ir , ; each other or human b ein g s ; nor have the y any 'd water: but they are pug nacious, and attem pt to str''• their heads the persons who approach themis,. Chronicle. THE SWEDISH MOUNTAINEER - —Th o f (' - c arle still thinks himself , as our Highlanders r r e e e d ch b: s lo w w - i t t h b e huge e b ; u t a t i o ld n s h a is r , l x i l;te tt e ) rior caste , and ad he res p r oudly to his N . h : t: l°) g il a s rt b e ‘ Teal high-heeled shoes, and yello w ea E ) " P however, has some peculiar colot: vcr: ariSl' women use this shoe wi t h a r or o,! stri l , ?; t hinder part of the f oo t. It htloh heel or . pi ~k s of gait, from the back sinews en them a r e cur and the fore si news more, Whennot b they are vyateing so much ii ; foot at this s eason e. they bring the foreFartort.ik, to the grou n d, as so ldi ers o f o ld use d to be dril iet it, to do. I can distinguish a Dal woman by her gait. —Laing's Tour in Stbccieri. Just published by T. HILL, Medical Bookseller, Great Wind mill-street, Haymarket, price 2s. 6d. PRACTICAL ESSAY on t'be DEBILI TIES of the GENERATIVE SYSTEM, th e i r v a. rieties. Causes, Treatment, and Cure. By a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS, London. and Surgeon t o a Metro p olitan Infirma ry. Sold by Orm hyn, Cather ine. street, Strand ; Templ eman, 248, Regent-street, London ; Barlow, Birmingham ; Ross and Nightingale, Liverpool ; at the Manchester and Salford Ad vertiser Office, Manchester ; and ali Booksellers hi 'Town or Country.