The Sun. — London, England, 1839-03-06 00:00:00

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Advertisements 'till Thursday ght 6d, per • line and the duty, . • e55..:4• 9 7:. a . o . aa , ee s seee sesoe s t ee . s . ef. • ierso o , , c ,.. ~,;§l),b , „it e ,,,, : ,, 4 ,__ 4: ,_ t ___ --- --. ~- -11 6/: '; - t'am i gtaitziAliP . ,PNiNeg : - ti 0/ r r , ' , .0 - c . ' ' W *: .tr:-' • --‘ l, , THE THANIES TUNNEL.-Entrance near ..,,,,,,,... ......,........ ... . ...._ . . . ._,__ .. ._. - -,.. - , ~.. . - - - - - - WED:\ ii: S 1)..A. Y . . .. ~.... ... _.... . . „ tit __ the Church at Rotherhithe, on the Surrey side of the I . PRICE 5d . ; - Nin v, in i. ~ ,,pe e n to the public every day (except Sunday) from 1 each. e Alornirg until dark.-Admittanee One Shilling No. 14,507. Y. M A 11,C II 6 18,..9. i see, to them emmiwor' _LONDON, - i Both Archways are brilliantly lighted with Gas, and the de- and completed t unneI PUBLICATIONS. SHIPPING IN TELL IGENCE. from Nantes. Sailed the Amelia, Denton, for Tobago; PRICES OF CANAL, DOCK, ASSUR- RETURNS RESPECTING the NAVY. The - is 'by a new and more commodious Staircase. __.----eso-- • water is now Eight Hundred and Fifty Feet in length, -oda- (LLOYD'S.) Caroline, Emmerson, Jamaica ; Feronier, Dunn, Nevis. ANCE COMPANY SHARES, &e. Bge. &c. No. 1. i mark t t h o e w 7A i i t i h e i d n ie a se c x list s a h n o c r e e. of less than 70 feet of low- Now ready, a SECOND EDITION, Revised, in Bvo., __e a .__ CUSTOM HOUSE, MARCH 4. HARWICH, MARCH 4.-Arrived the Five Sisters, Pie- --.4..---. A Return of the Number of Ships of the Line stationed upon I man, from London. LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH is. Shore at the said Date. f N ARR AT I y E. , 1 By Order, ABy Sir FRANCIS B. HEAD, Bart. VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS..--The Columbine, Nor- GOOLE, MARc 14 3.-Arrived the Sophia Catherine, Number Dividend Price the Coasts of Great Britain and Ireland on the Ist of July, CANALS. 1792; the Number of Officers and Men serving on board JOSEPH CHARLIER, Clerk to the Company. wood, from Rotterdam ; Geerdena, Hunt, ditto ; Ramona, from Kiel. of per Paid. Il e s:re the said Ships; and the Number of Marines employed on Thames Tunnel Office, Walbrook Buildings, John Murray, Albemarle Street. Shsres, Annum. Middleton, Calais ; Pink, Merrells, Dunkirk ; Adventure, PLYstoUTIL MARCH 3. -Wind N. N. E.-Arrived the t : i i .Walbrook Fb • nary,lB39. Just published, Bvo., price Is. fid. Palfrey, Lisbon ; Harlequin, Strannack, Boulogne ; Dart, Telma, Luckie, from - ; Hope, Lambert, Oporto ; 082 41. Ashby , -e-le- 1001.. Basingstoke ERTRUDE AND BEATRICE. Gray, St. Michael's ; Northam, Carter, Harlengen ; Me- Duke of Cambridge steamer, London • ; 'Devonshire 1, 00 5 It. JAMIESON, CONSULTING CIVIL G 5/, Br 1 & 71/. 218 - - - demblek; Gray, Medemblek ; Ty no, Watts, Ostend ; steamer, 'London ; Shannon steamer, Dublin ; Royal 9,000 I -!6s h. 91 Gs. Birmingham, 1.16 th share ......S1 . 26 Twelve - A Historical Tragedy, in Five Act 5.1,706 7 pet cent. Ashton o d u h c a h m.....A .. v . e A r v a e g r e a l7 e ar si : i t 1 7 35 3 Ditto and Liverpool Junctl.l. sh. 100 pd 5 Seamen . 3,156 8 t eeen ENGINEER, author of a Dictionary of , Mechanical By GEORGE STEPHEN'S. Juno, Blanch, Pillau ; Lord Dalmeny, IVl•Riehie, Genoa • ; Adelai le steamer, Dublin ; .Le Emile, Nantes. & 000 256 1 Marines 523 F '-'9,.oce, Mechanics for Practical Men, Mechanics of Fluids, &c. 6 0 4 1 London :C. Alitchell, Red Lion-court, Fleet-street. Francois, Blaulotte, Marseilles ; Nancy, Fenner, Ostend ; LivEEPooL, AIARCH 4 -Wind S. E , m oderate. r o 4 i. Chelmer and Black water INIB, Smith -street, Chelsea, March 2, 1839. tool. sh. 735 i f t . Average 311.21 10d. sh. o THIRD EDITION, price Is., by Bordeaux; Petit Felix, Erslands, Nantes; Hope, Isbell, Harriet, for Antwerp ; Victory, Jarvis, Gibraltar; Consti. 4 • 545 i , , C i !j u yd e o y n ' _., 1001. sh. Ud ) 1 CITY of LONDON COMMERCIAL T ORD WESTERN, THE MAINTEN- Dunkirk ; Helen Munro, N a i rn , m oga d nre • • Ki ng G eorge , talon, Glidden, Philadelphia ; Colonel Bronder, Strong, 2 '6,70 4 1 . 4, - . s. Derby . 100/. . h. 1 2,6 Marines employed on shore Average number about 2,080 CL IT B. 31 Bridgewater and Taunton .100/. slivillg 1 411 las 4d .pd 251 H. F. AMEDROZ, Chief Clerk. ( The COM V JP4 ANCE of the CORN-LAWS ESSENTIAL to the Denne, Ostend ; Cl a r a , Ansdell, Rotterdam ; Marquis New York ; Birmingham, Farnham, New Yolk ; Colchis, s 0000 4 per cent. Oanuoe and Mayne . • iv _ . lITTEE are about to proceed to the ELEC- and Chester... Average 1331. sh. 81 Admiralty, Feb. 9, 1839. A ON of MEMBERS. , EMPIRE. I s ! . R OSPERITY of the EMPIRE. - Huntley, Motley, Gibraltar; Francis, Fox, Oporto; Men. Knight, New Orleans; Rapid, White, Marauham; Halifax, 3,0 eV. gews.mj,re looosh 775 . 1 ... Applieat• Ridgway, Piccadilly. tor, Moller, Dantzic ; Frederick, Dales, Kertche • Centu- Maclean, Halifax ; Theme*, Rutherford, Genoa ; Fatilli, 1,297 '291. Forth and Clyde ....Average 4i101.)68. th. _c ! O No. 2. add ions for Admission to be made by letters (post paid) lOl. al). 195 addressed to the Also, rion ,Wood, Bordeaux •; John Bull, Corbyn, liamburg , • Constantinople •; Centos, Curon, Hamburg ; British 1,600 12/. Grand Junction A Return of the Number of Officers and Seamen, and also of i - • te ses le Committee at 21, Old Jewry, where prosper WESTERN on the IMPROVEMENT of GRASS Grand Union 1001. sh z 4 100/.sh. 20 Marines, serving in his Majesty's Ships, distinguishing the may be had. Jeune Zoe, Leclare, Diepp e ; Undine, Smith, Amster- Queen, Dudman, St. John's , Ne w Brunswick ; Francis, i mi 1 4 Grand surrey LANDS. Is. 1001. 63 Seamen from Marines, in the Months of September, Octo- s tional) Loati . l ' ney 1 ' A. J. BAYLIS, Hon. Sec. LORD WESTERN on the IMPROVING the BREED Russell, Port. au• dam ; Jane Cumming, Cumming, Ostend ; Rapid, Fowler, Prince, 0,000/. 41. percent. Ditto (op Grand Western lOOl. sh. all pd 12 ber,and November, 179° • and also a return of the Number 1 , - , ___________, L_A _.,s m . "uare, March 4,1839. Guernsey; Swallow, With combe Madagascar; Zitella, HULL, FEB. 4.-Wind E. S. E.-Arrived the Caroline, 3896 c Y ' 600 131.125. 6d. Glamorganshire, Aver. cost 172/. 135.4 d. 23f of Marines employed on Shore clueing the same Months. Monthman, Rotterdam ; Jordeson, Jordeson, eghorn; Tudas, from Jaaborg ; Rosetta Kin Rotterdam •• Robin l5O/. sh. 2(6 o URR EY, KENT, and SUSSEX BANK-, g, 1 ,.. 7 49 10t. Grantham en. t 6 0 t• CORN-LAWS: John, Wilson, Jersey; Theodosia, Lobb, Gibraltar; In- Hood, Dougall, ditto ; Laura, Lawson, ditto ; Tropes- 2,238 21. Os. • Huddersfield Average 5a. ) %..6 a cl ii pd. in 1792. Officers and Alen. Marines. Total, Notic e • ING COMPANY. Now Ready, price Is. than, Freman, South Whale Fishery ; Thalia, Rogers, phedeze, Jaaborg ; Elizabeth, Buetworz, Altona ; Verges- 00 Kensington - 5.2t3 ell. ss. Kennet and Avon, Aver. 39/.185. we. sh. f 291 .-------- ' l'Y the _is hereby given that, pursuant too l resolution passed WO LETTERS by W. WOLRYCHE Genoa ; . Norfolk, Gildowry, Mauritius ; Dash, Rillick, mundt, Claum, Slubbetyobing ; Fortune, De Welts, Neu- mom 30/. Leeds and Liverpool 100.1 h. 740 September.... 12,013 3,852 15,865 s the 7t, Shareholders at. titeir Annual Gene Meeting held on T ' the MANCHESTER CHAM- Nassau • Alderdoms Stolfe. Hansen, Copenhagen ; Mel- stadt • Ferbetian Rostock • HenriettaMemel • Achilles, WHITMORE, Esq., to , • , , ~ t , 545 f 131. Leicester l4Ol. sh. 222 October 11,708 3,999 15,707 1 is 0 meet th e tog b 9 ,Int., and `titheconfirm at an Extraordinary General Meet-• 6/ Os Leicester an O. Northampton Aver.43l. 105. 901 November ... 11,966 4,003 18,969 I t e 'n on th e Ist •B . • . BER of COMMERCE, en the CORN-LAWS. rose, Nicholson, Canton ;Le Pere Sensible, Calve, Ma- Mullen, ditto; Anna Margaretha, Rostock; Dido, Trenmer, kr o 1 6 1. . Monmouthshire 100/.Bh. 98 , ' • inst., oard of Directors, with a view e- increasing importance of the London Establish- Ridgway, Piccadilly. rang ; Agortina, Perry, Mauritius; Salvatore, Croce, Hamburg •; Altona, ditto ; Vine, Bath, ditto • Letitia 150 10/. Melton Mowbray 108/ rh • 200 Marines employed on shore Average number about 2,080 .e nlent, and to . afford the Company the opportunity of embracing Also, Genoa; Menai, Phillips, Antwerp; Warblington, Benson, BrownelY, ditto ; Iviinerva, Jack, Restock ; 'Laurence 500 25/. Mersey and Irwell lOW. sh. 500 H. F. AMEDROZ, Chief Clerk. c oth er 1 Macc lesfield 1001. sh. all pd. 51 t ir of the o °cantles than those rem rived in its original designation A CORRECTED REPORT of the PROCEEDINGS of 300 11. 10s. Gibraltar; Prosrous, Eason, Ostend; .St. Leonard Marie,:Ferguson, Bruudholm; M ar i, sternorth, Stralsund. 21 174 Neat/ 100/.sh. 325 Admiralty, Feb, 11, 1E59. CHAMBER of COMMERCE on the' -- " wee , L'arrey, Kent, and Sussex Banking" Company, have re- the MANCHESTER Redwood, Dunki rk ; Daphne, Drinkwater, Port au Prince; BRISTOL, Fels 4. -Th e E r i n ( stea m er ), from Dublin, 2,400 5/. Peak Forest .....--isaoleac abc"t 7sl . 6 n• It, . 1 es t ‘ Q that for the future the . business of the Comp ' any shall CORN-LAWS, 2s. 6d.No. 3. 1,418 Its. Regent's (or London) Av. A 33/ ,46 1 g 6 e 5.X.. h te ,!" conducted 5,669 6/. per cent. Rochdale la file , ___ under the style and title of NEW WORK BY THE HON. MRS. SAYERS. ENTERED OUTWARDS.-The Plymouth,' Vittery, from sprit, gib-boom, &e. bon 8/. Ihropshire lasl. eh. 137 in Commission, for the Months of September, October, and L ONDON and COUNTY BANKING COMPANY. Tcneriffe ; Attwood, Major, Rotterdam ; Bombay, Waugh, POET TALBOT, FEB. 3.-The Trial, from Stirling, soo oa tea. Somerset Coal 1.5°1.8h. 151 November, in the Year 179 9 , being the Three Alonths pre.- _- oapital • Now Ready, in 3 vols. post Bvo. a sh'. 1(.8' Ditto Lock Fund Stock 12/. 1 1a . :1- i i i: ;A A Return of the Distribution of the Ships of the Royal Navy al 1 ,In 0,000 Sharee of 50/. each. 10/. per Share paid. Parent Establishment, 11, Lombard-street. HENRY ACTON, -AND OTHER Bombay ; Typhus, Ridell, Nantes ; Protector, Edgar, which was stranded on Margana Sands, has been got off 3,600/. 41 per cent 00 401, Stallbrd and Worcester er tmanum Knox Child, Esq p . Willie Willi e =coons. TALES. Antigua ; Waterwitch, Rolls, Algoa Bay ; Claret, with loss of masts, bowsprit, and has been towed into Lo es. Shrewsbury 1251. sh. 280 sth tth , Cutters, Headbury, Bordeaux ; Nereid, Martin, Leghorn. Llanelly. 300 91. Stourbridge ..... ~. 1451. sh. 330 In C •mmission in Line. Fifti • \ loops By the Hon. LOUISA SAYERS. Stratford-on-Avon !average 791. 95.0 d. sh. 40 September, 1792. e '' Rates. Rates. ' " &c. ceding the Parliamentary Grants - for an additional Force. I/. el Cooper, Esq. George Alfred Muskett, Esq., Saunders and Orley, Public Library, Conduit-street. CLEARED OCT WITH CAROO.-The Vernon, Lidders- SOUTHWOLD, FED. 5.-The Hero of Cumberland, '. 6 :4 21 1 5 ° s !' Swansea 1001. sh. 259-- h. 31. P. dale, for Madeira ; Favourite, Williamson, Rio Janeiro; from Hanover to London, came on shore at Dun wick this 3,762 11. Iss. Severn and Wye :Ind Railway Av 351. sh. 39 3 ... 2 - Philip 0.1 Cory, E sq. Philip Pawing, Esq. NOVEL, BY MISS MARTINEAU. Marquis Hastings Naylor, Hobart Town ; Matilda, Rens, morning. and has gone to pieces. Crew saved by the Mori. East Indies . 1004 sh. 600 ... 5, Al, I P Frith, Esq. 8.1 9 Inc .10r -G ' Alexander Rogers, Esq. On the 28th of March will be published, in 3 vols., Bourdeaux ; Highway, Falconer, Grenada ; Catherine Coast Guard. I 000 sh. : , 21. 10s. Trent and Mersey, i share m 1 ... 1 1 - s w _ n.e eneral C. Hodgson Willie= Slade, Esq. Di EERBR 0 0 K. A NOVEL. Julie, Haywinkle, Rotterdam; Ville de Paris, Chertier, , ' . ,I. 16/ Warwick aad Birmingha lool.sh 261 MY/ 03. h. Halifax IS . J o h n _ l l. Jervis, Es.q., ALP. Rienard Springett, Esq. By HARRIET MARTINEAU. Bourdeaux ; Malcolm Brown, Willis, Seville ; Robert, The Anna Magdalina, Buckwoldt, woldt, from Altona to 9AO 15.. Warwick and tie ton lOO/. sh. 901 6 000 4! Os. Worcester and Birmingham Av. 781.81. sh 71 Newfoundland.. ... Leeward . Island, ... ... 1 1 1 2 2 th " Cuthbert Joyner, Esq. F,dward Suart; Esq. Leith, hat put back to Gluckstadt, with damage-cargo , 1 2 1 __E...C..ooper, Esq. Edward Moxon, Dover-street. Stcuker, St. Kitt's; Claremont, Begley, Demerara. 5,000 25,. Wilts and Berke Average 67/. 10s. t3d. sh. 23 Mediterranean . ... 1 1 to oausseoas. CLEARED OUT WITH BALLAST.-The Coronation, Croak, discharging. soo si. VV yrley and Essington lO5/. sh 75 Extra services . ... 1 ... 2 2 2 se , ' i'lllhp Frith, E sq . - William Slade, Esq. MR. THEODORE HOOK'S NEW NOVEL. for St. John's, New Brunswick., Ord, Sanderson, Memel; A skylight grating, marked " Scarborough Packet," Wisbeach 126 )5 ii. Wey and Arun lO5/ sh. 4s 1101. sh. 224 ,re . 111 e ,-. ~_ _., Just ready, in 3 vols., post Bvo., Concordia, Blackally, Cadiz ; Mackintosh, Clark, Dantzic. and a butt of porter, marked " Reid and Co., London, , - 4 ' 7 9 15 8 jor-ksen U. I-. , x 1 Jos. Henry Warter, Esq. BIRTHS, DEATHS, and MARRIAGES. I. Pollock, and Corn., D. B. Stout," have been washed DOCKS. Guard-ship. 1 I _ _ -..- _ IIY GENERAL 7 ` . - gson 2.600 &) } 'OO/ sh. (34 s TAN atossacga-Richard Jaffrey, Esq. By THEODORE HOOK, Esq., GRAVESEND, MARCH 1.-Arrived the Jenner, from the (shore at Wych Island, Far. Coasters.... ... ... 4 3 14 15 is- SOLICIT DING' COUNSEL-John Jervis, Esq., M.P. Author of " Jack Brag," " The Parson's Daughter," " Max- Cap e of G oo d H o pe ; St. Christopher, Trinidad ; Cathe- The side of a large vessel, without name or other mark, East and West India Stock 115 In Port I ... 2 3 1 5 es. se 01t,...._ Messrs Stevens, Wilkinson, and Satchel]. stook asj - -- - -eate en ~ well," &C. rine Elizabeth, Demerara; Falcon, Zit - Lee ; Martha, Sal- and a quantity of apples have been washed on shore at 3,238,31041. 556. P• cl lic i g7 , , n „, - 12 4 13 15 30 28 by , nrift , .NIZS OF THE COMPANY AND THEIR MANAGERS :- Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street. vatore; Lord Dalmeny, Genoa; Champion, Cadiz ; Cor- Andrum. i,0650 ,. 3p c. Coramerc al 2,209 2/. 19s. Bristol nd ~... enton-Mr. I . Sewell. delia, Faro ; Jackson, Emden •; Page, Rouen ; Four . A letter received at Lloyd's from the Agent at Congest- 05,324/. Si. per cent. Ditto Notes, various amounts ll3 . : „- Air,-'lllr. R. C. G ra ft on. THE COUNTESS of BLESSINGTON'S NEW WORK. 1,352,752 5 per cent. St. Katharine , qtock 1114 October, 179?. Ig, Brothers, Abbeville; Zephyr, Gravelines ; Pink, Dun- tinople, oh the 6th ult., states that the fine vessel, Countess 500,000 4i per cent. Ditto Bonds koiraer-Mr. John B. Knocker. Now ready, in 2 vols. Bvo., with Fine Portrait of the Author, 1/.10 0 East Indies...... ... ... 3 ... 2 - vesend-Mr. G. Sturt. after E. Landseer, R. A. kirk ; Margaret, Guernsey ; Royal George, Jet soy; Mel- Dunmore, which had run on shore, and was in d anger o f 200,00 e 4 per cent. Ditto Bonds tor 10 Years Deptford Piei 0- , oGreenwichs and Deptford-Mr. F. H. Halpen. THE IDLER IN ITALY. rose, Canton ; Ruckers, Demerara ; Daphne, St. Do- becoming a total wreck, was got efioat and saved, solely 2 . 5 M • • • **** BRIDGES. Jamaica ... . ... ... 3 6 1 ea Maldhstam-Mr. W. Pennyfeather. By the COUNTESS of BLESSINGTON. mingo ; Dash, Nassau ; Dart, St. Michael's; Helen through the assistance from the Turkish Arsenal, by ex -50/ sh, 21 Leeward Islands ... Halifax - 1 2 OY ooc , one -Mr. T. S. Cutbill. *a - Proofs of the Portrait, on India Paper, may be had, Munro, Mogadore ; Frances, Marseilles ; Fordeson, Leg- press command of the Sultan, who issued his positive 1,600 7,231 Southwark, Old Newfoundland.. ... 1 1 1 2 2 ',..!•evhester, Chatham, and Strood-Mr. W. C. Hillier. horn ; Joseph, Trieste ; Britannia., Smyrna ; Frederick, orders that the vessel should be saved. lit- price each. 1,700 IL 15s. Ditto, New, of 74 r cent. 1001. 50/. sh, 14 4 ,',?_ eno aks-Messrs. Palmer. Henry Colburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough-street. Kertche ; Thalea, Genoa; Adventurer, Lisbon. 51stecu The Eva, Murray, from Liverpool to Liebau, is on 5, 000 n g ,t•titinbridge-Mr. C. Parker. 5,000 105. Hammersmltl. IS'. Bd. Ditto, old Annuities of 8/. 6O/. pd 123 4 Extra services . 1 ......1 1 2 2. -Arrived the Polonms, from B or d eaux ; Osenberg, shore at the entrance of the Dantzic harbour. 4O/. pd 201 i 000 lEs. 441. Ditto, 'New Ditto of 71 - ilt- ,!•._ nbridge Wells-Mr. R. Corke. This day was published, price 10s. 6d., Kiel ; Medemblick, Medembliek ; Nathan, Harlingen •1 The linion, AP Allisson, front Southampton to Liimerick, tt:e;o0o/ M. per cetit. Ditto Bonds l2O 1 3 6 8 14 . 8 he ,f,voolwieh-Mr. W. G. Cassels, jun. HE WHOLE TOWN and COUNTRY Hope, Dunkirk; King George, Jane Cummings, Queen was driven on shore on Inch Island on the Ist inst., and it 5, 818 17 5 „Avnage 701. 10s. 3d. sh 23 w otham-Mr. John Evenden.Guard-ships 11 - - _ nl• _l_ PRACTICE of the COURT for RELIEF of IN- Charlotte, Nancy, and Tyne, Ostend; Pore Sensible, was feared would became a wreck. AS SURANCE COMPA NIES . 4 3 14 15 By order of the Board. Coasters .... ... ... to SOLVENT DEBTORS, with full instructions to Creditors, 500/. sh. 50/. pd 74 W. F. LE MAITRE, Secretary. Lucon ; Petit Felix, Nantes ; John, Guernsey. MARCH The Warblin •• d •the River from C gton arrive in the. ; fell 2,000 3 s 1 10 Albion ln Port 2 4 3 1 5 res The D' and all Forms, Rules, and Orders of the Court. 3.-Arrived the Indian, South Seas ; Norfolk and AgDS. in with the wreck of a brig (timber laden), 2 Ist ult., i n 50,000 r 5 per cent.] Alliance Britisn & Foreign 100/. sh. 10E. pd 16 _ _ Vauxhall Ld 'rectors have resolved on giving to their customers the By ROBERT ALLEN, Esq., Barrister-at-Law. I and 15s. Ice th e a ntag, .e of interest at the rate of two per cent. per annum on tine, Mauritius; Gabrielle, Marseilles ; Theodore, Gib- lat. 43., lon• 11., water-logged and witk °lily main-mast 50,000 6 per cent. Ditto, Marine 1001. sh. 51. pd (th T0ta1.... 12 5 11 14 •29 28 OP _____Lonurnurn monthly balance of their current accounts. Just published, price 2s. 6d., ratter; Warblington, Cadiz ; Francis, Oporto ; Ceeturiee, standino rudder gone and decks swept; the last four let_ 24,000 V per sh. Atlas 5Ol. sh. Si. pa 141 The LAW of MASTER and SERVNT, in regard to en , 1 200 Ash. 51. Birmingham t ire .. 250/. sh. 551. pd 1071 November, 1792. , :ell ACCOUNTS. Domestic Servants and Clerks. By EDWARD SPIKE, Bordeaux; Semel, Pillau ;. Mentor, Dantzic ; Alderdoms tees of the vessel's _name are " othy," and sailed from 250/. sh. 50/. pd 40 91 . BEALL and CO., ACCOUNTANTS, Esq., Attorney-at-Law. Floth, Copenhagen ; Undtne, Amsterdam ; Columbine Whitby-no men seen. 12,000 6/. per cent. British Commercial 504 O. Si. pd 6 . 5,000 5/. per cent. Clerical & Medi srl Life, Hash. 2110, pd 4 East Indies ... 2 - n, c ,_e_ r 27, Mincing-lane, offer assistance to Merchants, London : Shaw and Sons, 137 and 138, Fetter-lane. steamer, Geerdina, and Zitella, Rotterdam ; Thomas and eb,ood 41 per cent. British Fire . 4,000 21 les County 1001. sh. 10/. pd 42 Jamaica William, Flushing; Hoop Worcum and Jeune Zoe, VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. -The Dawson, Hassel, Lon- 5O l . sh. 5/. pd 51 s a i ,:e_s s Executors, and others, in the arrangement of Partner- 2 0 ,000 ss. Eagle Leeward Islands ... 1 ... I I - tyan.yisputed, and Intricate Accounts, and in the Annual - • ADA - PTED FOR . ALL, . Dieppe ; Rapid, Guernsey. MARCH 4. -Arrived the don to Sydney, N. S. W. 28th Nov., lat. 25. S. long. 17. ear, r 5 per cent.l 1000/ sh 250/. pd 375 Halifax ' 4 _ cing of Books. Whether Plnlosophical, Medical, Poetical, Prosaical, Comical, John Bull steamer, from Hamburg/. MARCH 2.-Sailed W. by the Wild Irish Girl, arrived at the Cape of Good -s /and 301 bs.i vencise PI . Satirical, Moral, or Economical. 2,27l 225. percent. European Lt, • 0 01. sh. all pd 22 Newfoundland ... i 1 1 2 2 ele nt c , ans of Book-keeping for Public Bodies, with effi- the Minerva, for Sydney, New South Wales; Peken, H o pe. 50,000 2s. Ditto, New 2O/. sh. 2/. pd II Mediterranean . ... I 1 1 2 I el- rrHE FAMILY MEDICAL ADVISER,Stock 1444 1 1 2 , . o neek and key to the whole in one person. . Canton ; Victoria, Barbadoes ; Robert Newton, Constane Planter of London fie Port Adelaide, Bth Jan., lat. 1. N. 1,000,00431. 71. per ct Globe Economic Lite 11se - 4,„;`,,nel_t:ination furnished to Executors and Administrators, _l_ Price ONE PENNY. eo 000 N. Guardian tinople. MARCH 3. -Sailed the Margaret Thompson, long. 25. ; New Phoenix, London to Jamaica, 26th, lat. - ery 10,000 6s. ea. Hope 50/. sh. 51. pd 5.1 Extra services . I ... ... 1 3 7 8 13 C )T e a s in g Legacy and Residuary Duties and their payment, a n d Combining professional advice (by a physician) with general for St. Vincent's ; Grace, Leghorn; Edward Bernell, 24., long. 40., by the Medusa, arrived at Jersey. 2,400 5 !. 7s. 6d. I mperia l Fire C r X or tvent s and others, who may require arrangements with instruction and amusement for all classes, both sexes, and alllsoooo/1.. s s h . h . .2711 501. i p , 3 ,1 1 4: 7 : to Gibraltar • Visch Downe, Hamburg. lOO l . sh. 10/. pd 101 Guard-ships 10 - - - _ 2 f e ,„ " i t s• Debts, Rents, &c., collected. Respectable re- age 5 .13,458 4/. percent . In emnity Marine Roo eh. 8/. pel 25 0 5 3 14 15 a e n e_ • ' MARCH S W fi Laura, Antvverp to Monte Video, 24th ult., lat. 49., 7,5 w Os' Inlj'ena. lUte Coasters.... ... ... , _ 5............... as given. To be had at the Office, 1, Furnival's-inn-court, Holborn; DEAL, 2 .- Win d, S. ~ ne.-e- A rrived and long. 4., by the Nameless, Carrill, arrived at Jersey. 2,020 31 les Kent Fire 501. sh. all pd 62 1 I 2 3 3 7 ', a ct Came down from the River and remain with the outward proceeded for the River the Dash, Kilbick, from Nassau.e In P0rt...... ••• 1 and of all Newsmen in Town and Country. Published every Nelson Village, Belfast to Baltimore, 28th Jan., lat. Si. 3/. Ditto Life l ad RAPER'S PATENT WATERPROOF. Saturday. 10,000 Ms , Law Life 100/. sh. 10/. pd 284 el. ') OM ' les. London, Fire 25/. sh. 121. 10s. pd 171 T0ta1...., 11 4114 I 14 30 30 p ub ,. Patronized by the QUEEN, the Nobility, and several n, 251. sh. 10/, 10s. pd 18 Lt s te Establishments. Just published, price ss. cloth, Walker, Greenock. MARCH 3.-Wind E. S. E. , fine.- 1 fV 1 Malaga by the Saupta, Bloomfield, 4 0 00,001. ••• ..... Min e rva Life 1001. sh. H. F. AMEDROZ, Chief Clerk. t M e , v.ent e d p . _, .i.srs. RAPER and Co. beg respectfully to inform the TO THE FRIENDS OF HUMANITY AND FOES lea east o aex , Arrived and proceeded for the River, the Lady Raffles, arrived in the River. 38.. long. 75., the Master lost overboard. 500,0001. 50/ sh. 2/. pd '2l Os ion ; 40 1 c that they are now carrying out Mr. Raper's newly in- OF SLAVERY. from Calcutta; Alonzo, Walters, Plymouth. Came down 30,000 5/. er cent. Palladium Lite 20/. sh. re' I process of water-proofing all sorts of fabrics used in IrAIVIAICA PLANTERSHIP, being an from the River and sailed with the outward bound, the Thomas Panter, from Liverpool, 17th ult., lat. 49., 50,001 41. 1 per cent. Protector Fire Fi l. pd 16 '2 6 0 3 FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE 2,500 11. Provident late eiethine long. 11. ; Davis, Liverpool to London, 28th, lat. 47., --sea.- tits , ~, as well as leather, with extensive machinery. 46 J, Account of the State of Society in the Island, as Influ- Montreal, Griffing, for New York; Victoria, Goulding, long. 10. • Azores Packet, bound to St. Michael's, and 89,220/ Si. percent. Royal Exchange Stoelc.., 229 FOREIGN-OFFICE, MARCH 5, 1839. Tr' ° ~,attrseeeiving Houses-No 8 Bidge-street, _Blackfriars •12 enced by Slavery, illustrated by Anecdotes, tsc., Directions to Brazil.per cent. University Life lOO/. sh. 51. pd 5 1 The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Thomas re' ' ''' hall- s t re et, Golden-square, and 46, Basin h I ' Emigrants, the Workings of the Apprentice System, and the g al -stxeet. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 2 AND 3.-Wind S. E , fine . Barlow Condon to Bermuda, Ist inst., lat. 49., tong. 6., 00,000 ss. Rock Life.... ......... .. ........ !..9. 1 61, 5 , sh, 1/. pd f 1 Colley Grattan, Esq., to be her Majesty' s Consul for the S tate * ' Messrs. Raper and Co,have IT Falmouth. acs' s 1 public .. - by the Mary Ann, Cox, arrived G The Elizabeth, Moral, from London; Dlid • It• . JOINT STOCK BANKS. of Massachusetts. O ld i --- 25,000 9 percent . A gric. and Cum. of The Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint John Ne• -- _ ' By BENJAMIN APMAHON. Pepperell, Dartmouth; Ealing Grove, Falconer, Dominica. ditto. Sailed the Indus, Jobling, for Bordeaux ; Dart, A= • 6 11er cent. United Kingdom Life 1001. sh. W. pd 71 ' pd 694 . the ~ BARFIELD'S DIAMOND PL ATE POW: "We have only to say that, harrowing as this book is, it INDIA SHIPPING. EAST . 5,000 Australasia sfl. sh. 101. d 13 Win 10 000 10 per cent. Bank of Biimingham 501. sh. 5 1 - Pd 18 4 Ale field Larkins, Esq., to be her Majesy's Consul at xandrut. rial , DER, warranted not to wear the Plate. must be read, and that whoever begins it will read it to the PLYMOUTH, MARCH. 2 AND 3.--Windvariable.--Arrived D ~.I T • •-•• the Marquis Camden, Reed, from London ; Thetis, Fe- 10,000 leper cent. Birmingham Bank . 24a leased to appoint Sir lt instantly clears tarnish and dirt, and magically produces end."-Emancipator. :sl ybs l , l7 . ALS Lady Raffles, Biles, from Be Dal in tbe , sailed sth October, St. Helena Rth Jan. ; Queen 31,000 5 per cent. London H el o t Westminsterloo/ pd I The Queen has also been graciously p (j` Thomas Carew Hunt, Esq. (late her Alajesty s ' Consul at Pad a t ., most inimitable Polish upon Geld, Silver, Plated Goods, London: Effingham Wilson, 18, Bishopsgate-street Within. sic, Fayall ; Ann, Johnson, London ; Azores packet, Gib Mab, son, Velli. Sailed the Motson, Paisb Tobago ; Bees. Ainley, from Bengal, at Liverpool. sailed 15th Oc- 60,000,, ass Tin, tober, Saugor, 23d October, p • passed St Helena 10th Jan. ; 3, 0 0 0 4 per • . . 1001 sh. 10/. pd 231 Archangel), to be her Majesty s Consul in the Azores, or his t - 5 , Copper, and makes British Plate, Zinc, and Pew- an- , er, look as white as the best Silver. This day is published, in 1 vol. Bvo., with numerous Coloured wing, Chancellor, Perseverance, --; Lang, Malta ; • ' Agostina Perry, from Mauritius, ill lite West India Docks, 100;000 '7l per sent Manchester . and Liver-1 6 r 4 cent 50/ sh 151 pd 21 . . Western Islands. pool Distnct LoX as on t l r.. tc . k . .......... 1 5 0 0 0 / p h .. 2 10 o t pd 12- i of , t.,401d, wholesale and retail, at Hallet and Co.'s British Plate Engravings and Wood Cuts. Price 14s. cloth boards,sailed 25th Nov., Cape of good Elope 28th Dec ; Here- Derwent, Addison, Gibraltar; Henrietta , Guadeloupe ; 20 000 7 per cent. Manchester 1001. sh. 251 pd 27 CROWN-OFFICE, MARCH 5. go A , 11, , t °rY, 41, Ludgate-street. i OUTCH, or Random Sketches taken during a clara, Dunn, Antwerp. e ; fordshire, Isaacson, from Bengal, off Portland, sailed Bth 20'000 Provincial Bank of lrelandloo/. sh. 25/. psi 431 MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT trig li;..?ernan, Chemist to the Queen,l Hall, Newport, Isle of Wight I kei Residence in one of the Northern Provinces of Western Nov., Cape of Good Hope 9th Jan., St. Helena 21st Jan. •; s'o,' - 'OO National Bank of Ireland b./. sh. 17-1/. pd 17 PARLIAMENT. PALMOUTH, MARCH 1. Wind S.S.W., fresh ales oo . Provincial Eng. 100/. sh. 351. p.l 39 the : • 8 , Castle street, Leicester- Poole, Manchester India, interspersed with Legends and Traditions. g ' Sandwich, Witt combo from the Mozambique, in the Lon- 10,000 5 per ce nt . Nation I Gloucestershire a , "Mar e March 2. -Wind S. E. to E. S. E.-Arrived the Bra. e•a -'• Cho Holbrooko 15, Grafton-street, By Mrs. POSTANS. don Docks, sailed Dec. 1, Cape, Jan. 4 ; Meedon, Hogg; 2 1 0:000 io per cent. Harrlpshire 50/. sh. 5/. pd 9 the county of Wexford, Esq. in the room of William He , ;on, , 4 215e11, N e . 84, Lombard- Dublin " Mrs. Postans is the wife of an Officer on the Staff, now ganza (steamer), M'Leod, from Gibraltar-sailed the from the Cape of Good Hope, off Margate, sailed 24th ' OAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. Maule, Esq. who has accepted the office of one of the Barons old, %n il .et. 21st ult. from Cadiz, 22, Lisbon, 25, Oporto, 26, and AO ii s''' '' 5 7, F Parkinson, Birmingham in India, and her local acquaintance with Catch, and rank in , Dec., Sc. Helena 10th January ; Indian, Freeman, from 2,500 I/ 0s Od Bath 2Ol. sh. 161. pd 2-1 of her Majesty's Court of Exchequer. Vigo, 27 • Mary Wyllie Miller, Jacmel • Edgcombe, Ant- British 4O/. sh. 16/. pd 9' 4 or e , enchurch-street iNettleship, Lincoln society, have enabled lier to produce one of the most interesting sailed ' the Sou:h Seas, in the River, sailed from Timor end St. 5,000 tic! , were, and . 2d for Gloucester; Caesar, Le Brun, 20/. ,h. 19 pd 241 Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of Somerset. a nd Son, Carmarthen 'Bloomfield, Poole, Dorset. and talented works published this Season."--London Review. Helena ; Duncan, Warden, from Java, off the Start, sailed 5,000 f a s fit d 'eae , ( l.L . l Ditto Provincial mo• Ant A„, ps t_at the Mantifardnrv_ . o9.. Fpnehurrh-street. " A more instructive entertaining volume than this it has not Jamaica , ancLsail l ad the 2 . c1 for Newport and Brazil ; Sarah from Sourabava 18th October, St. Heleoa 10th January ; 9 , 2 , 5/ los ' fli , :n? i, !g l ia m sw. sh. w , I West Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.-Cornet rzz Y4a.4,4,,) 1.4 EVENING EDP/7'o-4 finounted to 1,500 hhds and tierces ; the lo telC,ftetalpe4),Fiekla: the market for yellow Sugar is 61s 6d. ar ria.,;;;A' This afternoon the demand w as checked bi a trsiepa44: - ra . a show, and the increa sin g demands of importers, Ail trfqk was a fair business doing, the purchases amountineN' t s t V4a,,, - ‘-sitll 4 hhds and trca, at price s in some instances ratlieeciriVl than on Friday. REFINED. For iv'. descriptions of goods the late ad vance has been supported? Lumps equal to the standard have brought 77s a 77s 6d, rather under 76s a 76s 6d, good Loaves 80s a 90s • the lowest Point of the market for Lamps suitable for the scale is 765. Double f Crushed is not to be purchased under 425 6d. For Pieces a advanced prices have been obtained. For Bastards higher prices have been paid; the lowest prit: eis 475. Treacle —lOO hhds have. eh ice there is not cheaper. Dutch Crushed Sug ar. been sold at 35s Gd, deliverable here, at wh,.. pr ; 3 arc further buyers but no sellers. MAURlTlCS.—lmporters have obtained a fula.`. /.l er ad- I - vance of is for Sugars under 625, those above that price are 6d higher ; at auction 7,234 bags stall with spirit; superior yellow of a superior mark at 678:t 67s 61, fine 65s 6d to 66r, good 645 to 655, middling to goal middling 62s to 635, fine brown 60s to 61s. This ; 1 afternoon a public sale of 800 bags went at rather higher prices, good brown to low yellow brought 61s to 6al 60 ) and middling to good 63s 6d to 64s per cwt. EAST INDIA.—For Manilla the private purchases since this day week reach 7,000 bags, at Is advance-24s paid for good, and 23s 6d for good mid brown; besides which 800 bags have been offered at auction, and sold at 23s to 24s for middling to good brown; there are now few sellers of low sound quality under 245, and for good 25s to 25s 6d is asked. Siam at full prices. Java is held firmly. Bengal has maintained the advanced rates of last Tuesday. This afternoon the public sales, consisting of 3,754 bags, went off briskly, white descriptions in some instances Gd higher, brown sorts are Is dearer ; fine of the former sold at 63s Gd, good mid to good 65s 6d to 675, damps and washed 62s 6d to 665; the latter brought 52s to 53s 6cl for low dry brown. FOREIGN.--Foll prices are demanded, and some holders of white Havanna:: refuse to sell at former rates ; of Brazil there is only one cargo ti re unsold ; the demand for yellow t Havannall has been checked by the short supp l y . 594 boxes Havannah have been offered at public sale ; of the white. only a few lots were sold at full prices, good at 38s, the , remainder were taken in at 37s to 395; yellow brottsht. their full value, low to good 2556 d to 28s per cwt. , MCLASSES.—Prices remain firm for Veit India; 2tla's puts fine . Demerara have been sold at 30s to Sls per cyst s . COFFER.—For all descriptions of British Plant ation a. 1 further adrance has been obtained, 2s for Berbice, and!. 3s for Jamaica; Jamaica of low mid clean quality has I brought 109 s to 110 s, mid to fair mid 112 s to 118 s ; Bee.. bite, mid 1 10s to . 1 15s ; good ord Demerara, Ioos ; Ceylon good ord at 101 s, and colours, at 102 s to 103 s. Mocha—At auction 28 bales brought 900 6d to 92s 6d for common green, and 84s for very inferior quality; Sumatra. has commanded 4s a 5s advance, the lowest price of corn- mon is 40s ; 695 bags East India at the 9d duty sold very high, fair to good pale Samarang fetched 71a to 765; 1 Sumatra, good to fine, 46s a 575, very inferior 3.as to 355. For Brazil is advance has been paid ; the tratacactions privately have been 2,000 bags good ord coloury at 43a to 465, fair 42s a 42s Gd : at public sale 2,107 bags St. Domingo and 185 bags Brazil have been offered ; ( former was taken in at higher prices, good crd pale to I good ord coloury at 46s to 48s, good ord brought 47s to 485. 1 This afternoon there was less demand for Foreign, and 1,629 bags Brazil at auction, were take n in at iall prices, 1 ord. mixed to good ord at 43s to 465; since the safe, a few lots of the former have been sold at 42s Gd per cwt. RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—In Leeward Island Rum the operations have been confined to 150 puns, proof- at 3s 3d, 29 over 4s 9d, 36 over 5s ; Jamaica continues dull of sale, only 100 puns have been sold at 5s 2d to 5s 3d for 33 to 36 over. Brandy has been in steady request, and previous rates have been supported. Geneva has sustained its former currency. In British Corn Spirits no change. This afternoon Leeward Island Rum at 3s 2d per gallon. SPICES—BIack Pepper : Prices remain firm ; m am ma Sumatra generally is not to lie purchased under 4d ; White sells more freely, at auction 35 bags low mid sold at Is 2a-d a Is 3d. At auction two cases Mace brought 6s 5d a6s ' r id for first quality. Nutmegs : A few lots only of 110 pack. ages at auction found buyers at 45 tal a 5s 4d for mid to' good consumers ; the rest were taken in at 4s to 4s od for fair to good Cape. Pimento at full prices. Cassia Lignea : at auction 627 boxes were taken in at stiff prices, fine at 67s 6d, mid to good 62s to 64s Gd. This afternoon 1,249 bags Bengal Ginger and 2,200 bags Pepper were offered at auction ; the former was taken in at 19s 6d, the latter sold at full prices, good Malabar at 4td to 4J, and common to fair Sumatra at 3id to 41(1 per b. PROVISIONS.—Irish Butter nominal ; the fine qualities from 90s to 95s per cwt, lower sorts from 83s to 86s. Foreign Butter, 106 s to 108 s for fine quality. In Lard prices not lower. Bacon is unaltered in value. In India Provisions prices the same. TALLOW,—For P. Y. Candle on the spot prices have advanced to 47s 3d a 47s 6d for first quality. For delivery in the last three months 45s 6d to 46s per cwt ; at auction on Friday, 250 casks imported from Havre, sold at 47s for P. Y. Candle, and 42s 3d to 42s Gd for soap Tallow. TEA.—The market remains in a dull state, and to sell prices rather under those of the last quarterly sale must be submitted to, which has in some instances been acceded to, for Congou. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 2 AND 3.—Wind S. R., fine.— The Elizabeth, Meral, from London; Dibdet,, Richards, ditto. Sailed the Indus, Jobling, for 13ordeaux ; Dart, Pepperell, Dartmouth ; Ealing Grove, Falconer, Dominica. I'LYMOUTH, MARCH 2 AND 3. Wind variable.— Arrived the Marquis Camden, Reed, from London ; Thetis, Fe- Fayall; Ann, Johnson, London ; Azores packet, Gib son, Velli. Sailed the Motson, Paisby, Tobago ; Bees. wing, Chancellor, --; Perseverance, Lang, Malta; Derwent, Addison, Gibraltar; Henrictte, Guadaloupe ; Clara, Dunn, Antwerp. PALMOUTH, MARCH 1. —Wind S. S.W., fresh gales. March 2.—Wind S. E. to E. S.E.—Arrived the Bra. ganza (steamer), M'Leod, from Gibraltar—sailed the 21st ult., from Cadiz, 22, Lisbon, 25, Oporto, 26, and Vigo, 27 ; Mary Wyllie, Miller, Jacmel ; Edgcombe, Ant werp, and sailed 2d for Gloucester; Ctesar, Le Brun, Jamaica, and sailed the 2d for Newport and Brazil ; Sarah Nicholson, Bemton, Trieste ; Active, Snell, Swansea ; Splendid, Haislep, London, and sailed 2d - for Belfast ; Duke of Cambridge (steamer), Bally, ditto, an'l pro ceeded for Dublin; Braganza (steamer), M•Leod, Lon don ; Aurelia, Blackburn, Constantinople; Joseph Peel, Cork, Malta; Pheasant, Scott, Gibraltar; Regent HARF D I E E R LD'SD t IdAilltOND wear thPLe ATEate POW- It instantly clears tarnish and dirt, and magically produces ~‘lnost inimitable Polish upon Geld, Silve r , Pl ate d G oods, "'ass, Tin, Copper, and makes British Plate, Zinc, and Pew ter, look as white as the best Silver. Pa • . S 'old, wh o l esa l e an d reta il, at H a ll et an d C o. ' s B r i t i s h Plate " ° rY, 41, Ludgate-street. aternan, Chemist to the Queen,illall, Newport, Isle of Wight °A Castle s t ree t, Leicester- 'Poole, Manchester j ware Holbroolc,!115, Grafton-street, haPpell, N e. 84, Lombard- Dublin I ,,!tr e , t ils ot Parkinson, Birmingham W arr e : % 7 , Penchurch-street !Bloomfield, Lincoln - a nd Son, Carmarthen , Bloomfield, Poole, Dorset. A ci 4 n N l at the Manufa c t or y, 92, Fenehurch-street. N .l - 1 T,s WANTED for every Town in the Kingdonl. --Plate cleaned with this powder will not again tarnish. AnsivaLs.--Lady Raffles, Biles, from Bengal, in the Downs, sailed sth October, St. Helena Rth Jan. ; Queen Mab, Ainley, from Bengal, at Liverpool, sailed 15th Oc tober, Saugor, 23d October, passed St. Helena 10th Jan. ; Agostina, Perry, from Mauritius, in - the West India Docks, sailed 25th Nov., Cape of Good Hope 28th Dec ; Here fordshire, Isaacson, from Bengal, off Portland, sailed Bth Nov., Cape of Good Hope 9th Jan., St. Helena 21st Jan. ; Sandwich, Wittycombe, from the Mozambique, in the Lon don Docks, sailed Dec. 1, Cape, Jan. 4 ; Meedon, Hogg; from the Cape of Good Hope, off Margate, sailed 24th Dec., St. Helena 10th January ; Indian, Freeman, from the South Seas, in the River, sailed from Timor end St. Helena ; Duncan, Warden, from Java, off the Start, sailed from Sourabaya 18th October, St. Helena 10th January ; DEPARTURES FROM TABLE HAY, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. This day is published, in 1 vol. Bvo. , with numerous Coloured Engravings and Wood Cuts. Price 14s. cloth boards, CUTCH, or Random Sketches taken during a Residence in one of the Northern Provinces of Western India, interspersed with Legends and Traditions. By Mrs. POSTANS. " Mrs. Postans is the wife of an Officer on the Staff, now in India, and her local acquaintance with Cutch, and rank in society, have enabled her to produce one of the most interesting and talented works published this Season."—London Review. " A more instructive entertaining volume than this it has not been our fortune to meet with for a long time."—Athenaeum. Smith, Elder, and Co., 65, Cornhill. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. B OW- STREET. ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE MADAME vEsrit:lC. Yesterday Mr. Charles Mathews, and other gentlemen cou - nected with the Olympic Theatre, waited on Sir F. to , give information of 'an attempt which had been made in .tha early part of the day to assassinate Madame Vestris by meat , s of an infernal machine. It appeared from the statement of Mr. Lancaster, a titerary gentleman, that on the previous night, about eight o'clock, Lc • had occasion to go to a watering-place in Lincoln's-in t , fields, and during his delay there he saw two men, one of whom VT as dressed as a sailor and the other as a mecha nic,.mect and hold a conversation about the " Infernal" for Madame and Charley, and front what he could gather up he i fl suspected they were plotting some harm !or the proprietors of the IN•ych-street Theatre. Upon their going away the sailor, I pulled out his handkerchief, out of which a le!ter whieli he had previously seen with them, dropped, and which he con trivet' to pick up without being perceived by them, but while ' he was reading it they passed into some court anal got out of sight. The following is a copy of it:— " Dear Jack,—Now Mind what i say I'll not bavo no blow- Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of Somerset. West Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.—Cornet E. Harwood to be Lieutenant, vice Trevor, resigned; W. A. Sanford, Gent., to be Cornet. vice Blake, promoted; C. Win ter, Gent., to be ditto, vice Warren, promoted, Feb. 23. 0.:2 . 50 ii Os Bristol - 20 . sh. 1,500 3/ 108 Brighton PO/. sh. 750 31 10. Ditto, New 201. sh. 181. pd 2,471 44 per cent. Brighton General .20/. sh. all pd 1,000 5/. 10s. Continental Consolidated .... 751. 621/. pd 1,000 101. City of London lOO/. sh. all pd 1,000 6/. Ditto, N ew 4,000 41. 1113. Equitable 'l3/. pd 10, 0 00 21 per cent. Imperial 800 5/. per cent. Isle of 'Mallet 9 51. sh 2Ol. pd 2,351) 61. per cent. Independent 3O/. sh. all pd 9,000 41. per cent. Phoenix 50/. sh. 39/. pi 1,000 41. per cent. Bateliff 100/. sh. 80/. pd 1,01)0 South Metropolitan 59/. sh. 191. pd 3,200 4/.par cent. United General 5Ol. sh. 461. pd 210 5/. per cent. Warwick 501. sh. 400 5/. per cent WaKetleld 25/. sh. 9,C00 3/. Westminster Chartered 6,000 12s. Ditto New 541. sh. 10/. pd 780 51. per cent. Yarmouth 20/. sh. IS/. pd WATER WORKS. 1,800 9s. Birmingham 25/. oh. "5/. pd 1,134 61. East London 1110!. oh. 5,500 21 lOs (Ir, id Junction Average 41/ 13s. 4sl. sh. 2,000 2/. Kent 114) .sh. 372 101. Liverpool [tootle 220/. sh. 1,590 2/ lOs Now River London Bridge Water Ann 6,486 1/ 15s Manchester and Salford 1,000 4 per cant. South London 100/. oh. 6,294 41. Welt Middlesex Average 03/. 12s. 941. oh. 1,360 11 14s York Building Co. Lessee Prop 100/. sh. IRON RAILWAYS. -- - CALIFORNIA. This day was published, in 1 vol. demo Bvo., with a New Map, by Arrowsmith, Plans of the Harbour, and numerous En gravings, price 14s. cloth boards, AHISTORY of UPPER and LOWER CALIFORNIA, from their first discovery to the pre sent time ; comprising an Account of the Climate, Soil, Natu ral Productions, Agriculture, Commerce, &e. ; a full view of the Missionary Establishments, and Condition of the Free and Domesticated Indians. By ALEXANDER FORBES, Esq. With an Appendix relating to Steam Navigation in the Pacific. Smith, Elder, and Co., 65, Cornhill. —The Vigilant, Walton, Dec. 29, fur London ; Harvest, Stackpole, 30, for Newport; Commodore Decatur, Wood, 30, for whaling; Kirkman Finlay, Ru sell, 30, for Bombay. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. —The Zoe, Holmes, from Mauritius to Liverpool, Dec. 25, lat. 23. S., long. 37. E. (sailed Dec. 13), per Norfolk, arrived in the River; Golconda, Bell, London to Bomb-iy, Jan. 16, lat. 8. S., long. 22. W. ; Lord Lowther, Yates, London to Madras, &e., Jan. 7. let. 3. N. ; the Sir John Rae Reid, Cumming, from Mauritius to London, Feb. 5, lat. 18 54 N., long. 34 W. ; Siam, Boodle, from Liverpool to Singapore, lat. 47 58 N., long. 12 46 W. ARRIVALS AT BATAVIA.—The Jean, M`Luteheon, o!tober the 19th, from Manilla, for New South Wales ; Celt, Monro, from Liverpool ; Jane Brown, Dunlop, from the Clyde. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. FREDERICK BLAKE, grocer, Ealing, Middlesex. HENRY ROWE, wine-merchant, Great Tower-street, London. _ KIRKBY, JAMES GREGORY, and WIL , LIAM KEATON GREGORY, silrer-slaters, Sheffield. HENRY EDMUND THOMPSON, brewer, Marlbo rough-.-oad, Chelsea. RICHARD CLARK, horse-hair manufacturer, Walling ton-mills, Surrey. 3141 50 22' 521 10 BANKRUPTS. The following notices have been received at Lloyd's f.om the Admiralty NEW LIGHT ON THE ISLAND OF MOUDY OUG A, &c. or' EeF he 0 14 a/4 t he te d at. g .,,,__ ki-°wLAND's LOTION.—In many habits rtit ure , Predisposed to 'cutaneous irritability a Winter temcpc ,cornfort 5 .,, , id 0,1 among the exc.i causes of Harshness, Disco oFs. ion, lil 'exing of the Skin these sources of a great variety of aiirt Cert • are rsiraoved and prevented with the entire Safety the , ainty 04 . ' t , °f this Eli, Ncli.ich have, for nearly a Century past, attended gant re uisite for the general purposes of the_ I' r , a, in sustainin g apure state of the Skin, and unabated .T ne ss of' t he Shaw, 33 th e ' . ' - Quert , Queen -street, Cheanside," is engrave/ on s 2s, 9 t t at isP a and " The Theory of Beauty" is enclosed. Pr ce ----- ---.2 1 - 6( 1- ; Quarts, Ss. 6d. _-_____ C°NrINEM ENT OF THE BOWELS. 11141, 3 _ ....."\,V• PINE respectfully recommends persons who habi tifal fo r d t ae Opening Medicines, to abandon the injurious praF- Zater Il e gentle yet instantaneous operation of a little plain Plied by means of Dr. Scott's APERITIVE FOUL - cor,„, ~ Which having been filled from the toilet jug, may i li , e t o at i 3 , ' „ci% smpereeive,l, in the pocket or in a lady's retice E, al 11propri t conferring upon the use of the Lave ent e , - a e place ; tile 11106,1:y eonveni ence an d comfort t h at can b e w i s h e d f o r by air i ' infirm invalid or timid female, especially of excluding , Nr, is L Wm % _,.egs also to announce that he has supplied more than tne e t tllear persons with Dr. Scott's CORNETS, which, to Mialleste ' co nvenience of all c.asses, are constructed of .l t . e pi let . si ze to which philosophical principles limit the uti ity is of th ic i al a coustics ; and below which, no art or eontnvance ;14 i ti e leaSt service ! 'They may at any time be fixed upon the d ook iet, a moment, a.nd as easily removed. flats caps, ao li eing ~,s lia aY be PP'c on over them, ;stand permits of their 4 ailibr' r n abroaA as well as at home Nori n : 4 4 ,t eitillris.b, public assemblies, and places of business, al l th -6„;" Perpetual enjoyment of hearing to the deaf, through k l ' O e l ari e d PUrsuits andleasures of society. "'cott', il3E4carod only of Mr. W. Pine, Superintendent at Dr. t Alexi' 4 Repository, letet..l,4„'c 36 , Strand (three doors from ------_______,..:,.....), -Loudon. SIGIT,‘ AL BEMARLE-STREET, PICCADILLY ; N I '- e and HEARING. TESllMO iirent/ LS on the Messrs. S. and B. SOLOMONS' newly 'afFeb.„,nPEcPACLE LENSES and VOICE CONDUCTOR for I,: 1 Way Frans James Blundell, Esq , MD. . holomans' newly ar e ar .ked ; h Llow tried for some time the . Messrs, benecit . y they v‘r ` 4l " pirVaele Lenses, and have experienced much benefit the . reli, f is 1,, I g rew. !table to my vision than any other Le 1 , , th of t i i n particular by canele light, and in course 4 of ruse for a , ety diat tt the clearness et the transparency bring, .. - every object h Ike 4 Y4..1c ,„he, me t '`ey can be fully appreciated only by those wo, i -", Stand in need of them. si N , O. " JAMES BLUNDELL, M.D. ~. ~,v 1, Groat George -street Westminster." ' ‘ l e'sti ..e '' t he nd • i have been far some time making use of 'eliP t i,aclon u oS n si gl e `. e y iivented Spectacle Lenses ; the:astonishing Zr'ea t,' e y afford to imperfect vision gives them the decided prefer ! h „ - ' i llita - „"crY ether kind of Lens—the clearneA o t the transparen t cy ' - 'kt •" e rY object very chstinct and enables individuals to siew h_e y hirrutte particle itt . p f* , t ncuracy. 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Price Sc., N MARRIAGE—its Intent, Obligations, and Phpical and Constitutional Disqualifications; with Illus trations graphic, narrative, and remediate. Also, by the same Author, A RATIONAL EXPOSITION ef the TREATMENT of MORBID SECRETIONS, Stricture, and Irritability cf the Uretha, and other infirmities of the reproductive system ; with numerous eases and woodcuts, entitled Medical Con sultations, Price 2s. 6(.1. Sherwood, 23, Paternoster-row ; Carvalhe, 147, Fleet street ; Harris, 25, Bow-street; Baths, 23, New Bend-street, and Smith, druggist, 4s, Lothhury, City. Just published, prices. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the CHRONIC ENLARGEMENT of the PROSTATE GLAND in OLD PEOPLE, with suggestions for an Im proved Mode of Treatment. To which is prefixed Prelimi nary Remarks on the various ether disorders to which the Prostate is liable at all periods of life. The whole being illus trated in an Appendix containing numerous CASES and PLATES, showing some of the Morbid Appearances usually found as a cow luence of Disease of the Prostate Gland. tl5Bll. By FRANCIS BURDETT COURTENAY, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, &c. Sold by T. Hill, Medical Bookseller, Great Windmill-street., Haymarket ; Onwhyn, Catherine-street, Strand ; Temploman, 248, Regent -street ; and all Bookselle , s in town or eountry. Blake, Waterford. LIVERPOOL, MARCH 2.—Wind N. W. 3.—Wind S E Arrived the Queen Mab, from Cullender ; Kate, Cuthbert soil, St. Michael's ; Friends, Allen, Leghorn ; Finland, Allen, ditto, after being on shore on the rock ; James Dunn, Lisbon ; Dolphin, Baker, Rotterdam ; Pauline, Perre, Ostend ; Hardware, Viner, Lisbon ; Adelaide, Granby, Cadiz. Sailed the Triton, :Scorjee, for Br.iztl ; Africa, Baxter, Havannah ; Medora, Barbadoes ; Louisa, Menall, Mobile; Francis Armstrong, New York ; Sheffield, Allen, ditto; Argo, Bordeaux; Azores (Packet), Peters; St. Michael's; Rosalind, Marseilles; Europe, Swindall, Lisbon; Melly, Pernambuco; Centurion, Manger, ditto , Avon, Robinson, Demerara ; Woodman, Good, Rio Janeiro ; Jeune Elise, Laguay, St. Thomas ; Alexander, Scott, Barcelona ; Cincinnatti, Barston, New Orleans ; Montreal, Lawton, ditto ; Superior, Taylor, Mobile ; Mariame, Bonnyman, New York. PALERMO, JAN. 31.—The Valleyfield, Mainwright, from Odessa to Falmouth, and the Arno, Murray, from Zante to London, put in here this morning, the former making a little water, and the latter with pumps choked, but it is not expected they will require to discharge. CONSTANTINOPLE, FEB. 6.—The Harriett, Taylor, from Odessa, arrived yesterday at this port, with pumps choked, &c., having suffered much in a tremendous gale in the Black Sea, which threw her on her beam-ends, the cargo will be discharged ; the Mary Munro, Wylie, from New port, is on shore in the Dardanelles, is full of water. Very heavy gales have been experienced the last week. TERCEIRA, FEB. 16.—The John, of Halifax, has put into Fayal, leaky, with pumps choked, and is discharging. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 3. —The Sarah, Denton, from Newcastle to Eyemouth, put in here Ist inst. leaky, but has been repaired and proceeded. BANGOR, FEB. 23.—The Annie, of Grangemouth, was driven on shore at Garth Point during a severe gale on the 21st instant, but has not sustained any damage. BELFAST, FEB. 28. —The Mary, of Carnarvon, bound to the Clyde, struck on an anchor in Donaghadee harbour, and is full of water. SrORNAWAY, Far: 16. —The Jane, from Liverpool to • Westport, was stranded on the 10th instant, near the sound of Harris—crew saved, and cargo (salt) washed out. The Adelaide, Small, from Arbroath to Liverpool, was stranded yesterday at the entrance of this harbour during a severe snow storm, DANTZIC, Fan. 25. —The Ulrica, Bochrendt, from Pil lane to Dundee, has put in here with cargo shifted and pumps choked. HAMBURG, MARCH 1. —The Carl, Pottger, from Al tons to Hull, or Goole, is on shore at Schulm, having sus tained considerable damage in the ice—cargo being transhipped on board the Diana, and another vessel. AMSTERDAM, MARCH I.—The Herstetting, Dunt, from Cardiff to Hamburg, put into Jeset on the 26th ult. leaky, and with damage. DUNBAR, MARCH I.—The Robert and Margaret, Grey, from Alenmouth to Leith, is on shore to the eastward of this harbour, in a very dangerous situation. CONSTANTINOPLE.—The Helen is on shore in the Dar donellt s, and it is feared will become a wreck. BORSENHALLE.—The Concordia, Tiemann, from Pund sturz to London, was cut through by the ice off Tonning, and immediately sunk. The Active, Moore, from Liverpool to Fred, ickstcd, has arrived off Tonning, after being on the Strand, and throw ing eighty tons of wilt overboard. BOULOONE, MARCH I.—The Prospect, Brown, from Gloucester to London, which was on shore at Ambleteus.e, has been got off and towed into this port. PARIS, MARCH I.—The Aigle, Lartique, from Bor deaux to Calcutta, was lost on the 28th of October in the Maldivian Channel; crew saved. CORUNNA, FEB. 18.—The Carolina, Belcher, from Ma nilla to Hamburgh, put into this port yesterd,,y with damage. FIGUERA, FEB. 22. —The Britannia, Coysh, which sailed from St. John's, Newfoundland, for this port i❑ the be ginning of January has not since been heard of, and is supposed to hare been lost in a tremendous gale immedi ately after leaving that island. DEAL, MARCH 4. —Wind E S. E., fresh breezes.—Came down from the River, and sailed, the Maria, for Sydney ; Robert Newton, Mersey, Odessa ; Diana, Dudman, Cape of Good Hope ; and the Vigilant, Guy, South Seas, which remains. Arrived, and remain, the Amelia, Thompson, from Batavia. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 4. —Wind E. S. E., fine. —Ar rived, the Montreal, Griffing, from London ; her Majesty's ship Zebra, Sheerness; Mina, Srendan, Harwich; Rover, Mulling, London ; Commerce, Studly, ditto, passed by Maastroon, Amsterdam ; Diana, Dudman, London. Sailed, the Montreal, Griffing, for New York; Jenny Jones, Carpenter, Smyrna, having been supplied with fore mast ; Hope, Bundy, London ; Perseverance, Saunders, Poole ; Undaunted, Foster, Llanelly. FALMOUTH, MARCH 3. —Wind E. strong breezes. Arrived, City of Londonderry, Ellis, iLondOn ; Atalanta, Banks, London ; Shannon, Pym, Dublin. Sailed, the Sheldrake, packet, for the West Indies, with the mails ; Sarah, Nicholson, Malta ; Cato, Elenor, Marseilles. Cowas, Mallon 4.—Wind, S. E.—Sailed Abrotis, Lisbon. BRISTOL, FEB. t.—Arrived the Marie Rose, Aligard, " Notice is hereby given that a stone lighthouse has been erected on the islend of Moudyouga for the guidance of vessel, entering and leaving the port of Archangel. " The height of the lighthouse is 13U feet from the summit to the base, and the whole height of the lanthoru above the level of the sea is 140 feet. It stands in lat. 64 deg., 54 min., 45 sec. N., and lon. 40 deg., 16 min. 50 E.. The light which is fixed will be visible during the months of August, September, and October every year from N. N. W. by the westward to S. E. by S., and at the distance of 16 miles in clear weather. VALPARAISO LIGHT. - DIRECTIONS FOR SAILING. " The Lighthouse stands on Piedra Blanca Point, in lat. 33.1. S. about three cables'lengths from tließaja Rocks, and a mile and a quarler from the Custom House of Val. paraiso. It stands 311 feet above the sea, and was first lighted on the Ist of August, 1838. The tower, which is constructed of wood and paintedwhite, is 21 feet square at its base, and at the height of 56 feet, or the foot of the lanthorn, it is 10 feet square. The cylindric iron lanthorn is 12 feet high, and the light (which is fixed) may be seen in fine weather at the distance of twenty-three miles. To vessels coming from the southward, the lighthouse will first appear behind a bluff point:; when it opens from this point, it will bear N. E., and may be then steered foi ; on which course a vessel will clear Point Curaumilla, and its dangers, as Jar as Piedra Blanca, or the point of Val paraiso Bay. To this point the berth of a mile should be given, until the lighthouse is brought to be ar south, when all its dangers will have been cleared. The rocks called the Baja lie E. N. E., half E., from the above point of the bay ; t hey are always above water, and are about fifty-five yards from north to south, and 27 from oast to west. After passing the Baja rocks, the vessel may freely enter the bay, and anchor in from 12 to 30 fatho m s , sandan it d sh m o u u d ld b mud. Vessels bound to Valpar ais o sho uld ma ke the coast in about 33 20. S. latitu de, durin g ten month s of the year , as e the observed wind that even ils then ir, fineto the weather southward tthe ountains mwill be ; but the lighthousey seen before any part of the coast can be distinguished, so as to enable a vessel to make the port. Among those the volcano another of Aconcagua is c onspicuous from its great elevation, and the middle from its summit being almost always covered with snow. ; and when it The highest, or western part of it, has an irregular outline marked by several peaks, but the south-east part is en of the tirely plain and even. When the summit of the volcano, which is 30 leagues from Valparaiso, bears N. E. b shore within 5 or 6 re markablebpa. bears part E ls .i.fs E.N. i ei . t t will Nsihs .e Ei brokenga. b ht eit9ocsaiulltllrfehbdemo leaguesti 1: summit ne n i e fst rßheocemfea Bell lb, line e e :dov a f r tao i hi n Qfpe g au rißciaifieosltoia, bearing light house. As these two peaks are the first seen on making them, but it is too the land, they serve well to direct a vessel to the lighthouse. Vessels which make the coast to the southward of leagues Quint w e i r l o l not see the lighthouse till CtirautnillaaP.oint bears E. by N. 33. 20. S , and run along by _from the Lighthouse, care must be taken not to approach ton near the coast in the night, as some s unken rocks lie S. S• E. 4 miles from the cpoominint,g which from thise 18N ornrtillewsa:V., and w h . ving ,W a d e dan gerous to be attempted without a skilful pil ot. BEARINGS AND DISTANCES FROM THE LIGHTHOUSE. Quintero Point ••• N. 1 30 E. Coucon Point ••• ********************* 22 50 E. point ; there is 'a channel between Volcano of Ancocagua N. N. 5 9 30 E. Bell of Quillotta The Baja always above water •••• 7l BE . The look-out from whence signals are made is 3,940 yards inland from the lighthouse, and 1 ,072 feet above the sea. All the above bearings are magnetic, and the variation is 15, 0 E. __.....___ . RAILROAD AND GLA S - Gov s igned by nearly 200 Bankers, Mer chants, M anu f a cturers, and I nhabitants of Glasgow , has N.._A requisition, B ETWEENion CARLISLE been presented to the Lord Provi.,st, to call a meeting for the purpose o f originating proceedings to obtain surveys of th e country, and ascertain the best lin e o f communi cation between Glasgow an d Carlisle, to w hi ch point the railways from London through. Lancashire are about to be prolon ge d . 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WILLIAM JOHN DELANCEY ARNOLD, and TIIOM A S HENRY JOHNSON, coal-merchants, Norway wharf, Middlesex, to surrender March 13, at twelve, and April 16, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Green, Aldermanbury, official assignee ; Duds and Linklater, North umberland-street, Strand. WILLIAM SW ET IN G , linen-draper, Fore- street, Crip idegate, March 14 and April 16, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Alsager, Birchin-lane, official assignee ; Few cett, Jewin-street, Cripplegate. WILLIAM WESTON WHEELER, ale and porter dealer, Liverpool, March 16, and April 16, at one, at the Clarendon rooms, Liverpool. Peacock, Liverpool ; Dean, Essex-street, Strand. JOSEPH MARSHALL and THOMAS COLLIER, mer chants, Manchester, March 25, and April 16, at ten, at the Commissioners'-rooms, Manchester. Makinson and Sanders, Elm-court, Middle Temple ; Atkinson, Birch, and Saunders, Manchester. JOHN LUMLEY, flax-spinner, Knaresboreugh, March 9, at one, and April 16, at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds. 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Herbert, merchants, Birchin-lane, City, March 26, at twelve—H. Winchester, stationer, Buckingham street, Strand, March 26, at half-past one—P. Fish, boot manufacturer, Lisle-street, Leicester-square, March 26, at two —E. Bryant, merchant, George-yard, Lombard-street, March 26, at half-past eleven—D. and J. Down, hatters, Holborn, March 26, at eleven—R. Mercer, C. Ely, and B. Treacher, coal owners, Swansea, Glamorganshire, March 27, at two— J. Stear, hosi'er, Oxford-street, March 27, at one—H. M. Raikes, merchant, London-wall, March 27, at twelve—T. B Carruthers, wholesale cheesemonger, Dowgate-hill, Ci' March 26, at eleven In the country. E. Sharpe, draper, Melton Mowbray, April 13, at two, at the George Inn, Melton Mowbray—H. Wheatley, inn keeper, Scarborough, Yorkshire, March 27, at one, at the Talbot Inn, Scarborough—T. and J. Brown, iron manu facturers, Leeds, March 26, at twelve, at the Court House, Leeds—C. Lebas, letter-press printer, Birmingham, March 26, at twelve, at the New Royal Hotel, Birmingham—J. Brown, builder, Melcombe Regis, Dorsetshire, March 26, at one, at the Antelope Inn, Dorchester—W. Read, linen draper, Wey mouth, Dorsetshire, April 5, at two, at the King's Arms Inn, Dorchester—W. Barrett, girth web manufacturer, Haselbury Plucknett, Somersetshire, April 6, at two, at the Greyhound Inn, Bridport—W. Hand, coal merchant, Molleston, Pembroke shire, March 27, at two, at the Castle Inn, Haverfordwest— J. S Davies, draper, Oswestry, Salop, March 14, at twelve, at the Oak Inn, Welchpool, Montgomeryshire. CE R TI FICA TES—MA c ft 26. J. J. Anderson, innkeeper, York—E. Jones, grocer, Kingston-upon-Thames —B. Downey, linen draper, Chelten ham—E. Burchatt, lodging housekeeper, Edward's-square, Kensington. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Hinchcliffe and F. Jarratt, tailors, Compstall-bridge , Cheshire—G. Houldin and S. Boo th, p lumbers, Liverpool— W. - Forshaw and It. Owen, drysalters, Liverpool—E. Goodall, J. Gulson, R. Goodall, and J. Gulson, Jun., hankers, Coventry —W. and T. Sleddall, wine merchants, Rawhead, Westmore land—R. Cant and N. Tweddle, joiners, Hulme, Lancashire — T. and F. W. Smith, mealmen, Colham Mills, Middlesex — C. J. Dunlop and W. Waddell, merchants, Liverpool—T. Stephens and G. Wade, Jun., wholesale stationers, Liverpool —G. Boyd, J. Atkins, and J. Hastings, manufacturers of paint, Bankside—J. Russell and J. Adkins, wheelwrights, West Bromwich, Staffordshire —S. P. Ward and R. Evans, common brewers, Liverpool—W. C. Margan and A. Semple, Jun., grocers, Gloucester —J. Sercombe, Jun., and T. Sercombe, tailors, Exeter—J. Conneley, J. Evans, and R. Pearson, dyers, Nutsford Vale, Lancashire (so far as regards R. Pearson) — C. Cotesworth and J. J. Smith, ship brokers, Liverpool—H. Marsland and E. Hollins, cotton spinner s, Stockport, Cheshire —T. Weston, R. S. Mawley, and R. Westall, salt merchants, Lower Thames-street—J. Brown, J. Stone, M. Morcom, and F. M. Manning, linen merchants, Bristol (so far as regards F. M. Manning. ) MARKET INTELLIGENCE. (From the London New Price Current of March 5.) SUGAR.- For British Plantation importers obta;ned a further advance of 6d for fine yellow, and is for brown and mid yellow descriptions ; the purchases privately have ing corpsing work, so take care and do nothingoFtlie. Do something as will tattoo her damned countinance an d figger it with everlasting pepper. Better her than him tt,_? . .;. time cause if she's prevented from playacting her nr,e won't pay, and then he will suffer in his pocket for Daringtth.. speak agin a free country. Dam him we'll carve him outanother way another time. . You had better send the thing by the par eels delivery, and address it to her at the stage-door, craven-- buildings. Mind i wont have no shot or shells, only gunpowder --that will be enough to throw her into fits and blind her —so, i remain your loving " B. F. ZATCHELL." At an early hour yesterday, a parcel was delivered by the de- livery-cart in Craven-buildings, sealed up , which was gut in at. l'huntree-street, Bloomsbury, and on the arrival of Mr. 111atliews in town, various schemes w ere lira- I posed to break it open, there being every reason to suspect it contained materials of a combustible nature, al id I on removing the outside paper there was a label on the bo. with " a present from a friend, open Sesame," upon it. On. being broken open by one of the carpenters, who stamped his foot upon it, the strings which tied the label appeared to join with three strings inside, which were intended to act as triggers;. enclosing g unpowder, running along the lid,and by striking aNtinst a number of lucifers placed immediately under, the explosion would be produced. There was also a quantity of tow lying in the bottom of the box, under a ledge along the other side of the box, containing combustible materials. Had the carpe n t er moved the strings some person present must have been seri ously injured, but such was fortunately not the case, Sir F. Ror, after questioning the man who delivered the parcel, and Mr. Lancaster, advised that every publicity shcould be given to the circumstance, and ordered an officer to use :his exertions to bring the perpetrators of such a diabolical dftd to justice. Mr. MATHEWS said he would give directions to have pit cards printed, offering a reward of 1001. for the conviction of the offenders, and in the meantime avail himself of the assist ance of an officer to find them out. °' rrF ShakspeareY H O and dThis Friends," S d sH, theiCP S pEAR rot vasE. —it t , butut intro duced as an accessory character, and the : Nenes of foreign adventure happily relieved the meetings at the Mermaid Tavern, and the pageantry of Elizabeth's Courf. On the present occasion, the " Bard of Avon" from the very hour a his birth—kept by the Faeries as a high festival- —to the moment when the brilliant success of his " Romeo- and. Juliet" establishes him as England 's master-genius, is made the character round whom all interest centres. it was no bad idea to introduce among the adventures of The youth of Shakspeare such persons and circumstances as must, at an after period, have suggested the characters and plots of the poet's dramas. Titania and Obero n keep revel on the night of the poet's birth ; while among the Alder men's wives of Stratford, who figure in the early part - of the tale, we find a Mrs. Page and Mrs. Ford, autl the inimitable judicial group of Mr. Justice Shallow arm t Mc.; satellites, presiding in the hall of Charlecote over the .trial of the merry deer-stealer. The tuck, too, employed b y Hamlet, " to catch the con science of the King," is hers: rehearsed by the attempt o f the genero us young play e r Shakspeare, to warn and to deliver from licentious t oils . Mistress Mabel. This young damsel—a foundling adopted by Lady Lucy—is the heroine of the tale. Spenser S 3 d_ ney, and Raleigh, and the groupof well-known Elizabethan dramatists, also figure among the dramatis personir The care with which every part of this tale is finished deserves recognition. A raciness and geniality of spirit pervade its gayer scenes, which are likely, we think, to commend it to all who love to look back to the merry days o f Old E n land. --d theneum. LADY BLESSINGTON.—The interest excited by the publication of Lady Blessington's " Idler in —from the vast number of Sketches of individual ef ts ,- racter undisguisedly introduced—far exceeds that of knY work within our recollection, and can onl y b e understcua by those who are aware that upwards of two hundred parsons tact by her Ladyship during her long residence abroad, are unreservedly mentioned by name, one hue.. dred and fifty of whom are honoured by particular de scription of appearance, manner, and qualifications. Besides original anecdotes of Byron, Shelley, Napoleon, Murat, and others, are sketches and conversations of various Royal Families, Madame Letitia Bonaparte Maria Louisa, Duchess de St. Leu, Prince and Prin cesse de Montford , &e. —of all the distin g ui shed nub'' '. e families, beauties, literati, and oddities on the Continent —of the British res idents abroad, ambassadors, clipio_ matists, naval and military officers, &c. --and which , perhaps, the m ost interestin g cate g or y of them all, I:if every English traveller who was favou..ed with troduction to her Ladyship during her absencean in- England. But what surprises every ono is,that from withstanding the pungency and playfulness of tli no m withstanding is not the least taint of malice or uncha • c writer, in the whole work; but in every instance uncharitableness the slightest severity the name is suppressed,where s h e uses and only be discovered by the most intimate friends can parties. The other portions of the volumes s ' of the equal interest with the sketches of character, and possess with vivid descriptions, interesting research, and abound able reflections. agree.,