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Including his Correspondence with the most ce- "s --- . - , -• ' s a#4l ,',' 4.5.... 5 . s , ~ .:' / -• . ~ _ I,i d an a sci, f i, e tth d : a ß m u s a h t i r t h e , i II M in a o y m e B n , t l i n 83 0 2 n e : - of the most d -...„,_____ 2 i, , - • :‘.5.:,- -, -. , „,/, # -,-*-- ( . - 1" : 1 ~.„.,,., ~,,,,‘,,,, ~,,,,r , ~,,,, ;, c, ,,, .4, : - . : 71 : : : - :1 , .1:7-':7-'-'1-7.',7"/".:„:::-.*-, „ I,lk ....-0 . . lebrated Military Characters of the day. , f ... , ii L .......... The following account ef the dreadf l un Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street. • , Ilk.. ps s s B sa - s a- ,4 , s's , --- - -.... 5 5e L ' ‘s u n p I e a e s a r wa n v t ha s og i l t e t e. i s a o t pf i o r e n i i t sa a i the plague in the Persian Gulph, is given i (Late Colburn and Bentley.) N -a.s. OCTAVO EDITION. .s, ( . 4Lj iit _,,,_,,,„,,,..„0 .. ~ ~....,..„....„,,.. ir a sot n uhr aan c e etd a i n .nwg w ( e ) I t l h e b r s e a g p a l a i n c whole of this part of the world being visite This day was published, complete in 2 vols., with Two f fi - '," '%ifeP,, ..k 4 -- , -.- 4.4, - -A --, " ................................................................ m, e w n a t ei i np r t e t l h y ferr d oe e m p o is Purtraits, s s,s7/ 4 fi . 1 . --- C • - . 1 4'' ' ~, k ,' 4 , ' Pis- _,. i s `....%. ./).' ' l ".', i „.2 , ~_ \ # (1117.."411411114 411 * w 1 , 0 „...-.1 ~ h., t p nb u e l t a f t . M ace b o y f t t h is o e THE ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF dl A1 1 1. 3- 1 ' ` 4l -. - ------. :4 14 ' ' ' 1! - ' . ' i I ill/ 11,..„ , )111 11111 .(10:N '' ' (-) )'.e 0 ~ 1 a -: affliction of the most fearful kind-Bushire in ho ce le u f n a t m ry i , lies be G ENERAL LAFAYETTE'S ME- -1 T OA'S' _ . MOIRS, mn ch got, Including an Account of his Political Career, and of the (No. 12,506.) L()NDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 10, IW2 : p a l a g r l o t Is s u t , e ' a n f o a t T th o l e e r a:v u i 9 .3 ~ part he took in the French Revolution of 1830. (PR ICE 7D. ) eren 'to tell the fearful tale ' whilst of the few By B. SARRANS, Secretary to Lafayette. MARKET INTELLIGENCE. IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. *** As only a few Copies remain of this superior Edi- lised to the merchants o one but has __ sass __ ______.,_____ or exporters by the fol. years of those operations (say i th 1817 or child, n e years tion, the public are recommended to make early applica- LONDON i‘aiiil.l;ETS. (From the Morning Herald.) lowing means-viz. and happy is it for those, if there are i -1822), have subsequently been ‘ 1 the individual re ' • tion to prevent disappointment. returne. to mauling to bewail the Ices of 11 (From the London New Price Current of yesterday.) I. By an increase of bills drawn on account of the England ; but this It would be perfectly Richard Bentley, New Builington-street. In endeavouring to expose the fallacy of the high prices of grain, cotton, wool, /fee , over and , supposing it to have been fsmii Y . ridiculous my atte SUGAR.-The Sugar Market last week remained in a above the official values assigned to them, in the so, which it has not, would inv 1 „ description of the misery thst prevails here (Late Colburn and Bentley.) notion of an excess of export having a tendency years 1817, 1818, and 1825 very languid and depressed state till Friday, when the B y ullion imported in th 412,°°° ' °°0 (Treater dile cannot convey even a moiety and I t I s mus eave el 4 years over and ,;, mma than though only the interest . • • • • MR. GALT'S NEW WORK, holders evinced more firmness, and the buyers being eager to produce a favourable exchange, and brin 2. above b the uantit ex g q y ported during the same lin igination to conceive that which I feel myself: This day was published, in 3 vols. post Bvo. to purchase, prices were paid freely, which could not pie- bad been returned (Told into the country, we have found the subject 3. years . . . 60,000,000 , because, if any capital has , 0 describe. The ceremony of burial has long 1 THE SCHOOLFELLOWS, or th HIS e viously be obtained ; the Market must in consequence be b By bills drawn in different parts of Europe on account of Bi•itish subjects travelling and per. been returned, it must, as has been stated above continued, the miserable victims lying in the sti TORY of STANLEY BUXTON. stated as improved, both in demand and in the currency. SO exceedingly involved as to render it extremely manently residing abroad, and deriving their %vial regard to the i t t n eres , have been paid either round the mosques where they have died, tint The Sugar Market, as we had anticipated, has improved ; difficult of being made intelligible within thoQ means of sub . sistence from England in annuities, _ could be procured at a high price to dig a pit, in ', By the Author of " Annals of the Parish," " Lawrie - half-pay, pension, or rentals out of the proceeds of the im orts the purchases this day exceed 1,000 hhds., firm at the 70 000 000 p , or some of Todd," &c. reasonabl b e ounds which the limits of a news 4. By ditto, on account of the Government at ' ' the extraneous means, Nos. 1-5 s *g as many as it could bold were thrown ; and it prices of Friday. The stock of West India Sugar is now Gibraltar, lonian Isles, the Canadas, New South , peci-ed " A novel of very considerable power, and exhibiting a dee happened by the time this last act (in this insta knowledge of the human heart, and tact in describing its mosr; 42,696 !aids. and trs., which is 12,481 less than last year. paper usually allow for such topics. With the Wales, &c. necessity / could recondite workings. It is well worthy of the author of , L T aw- he stock of Mauritius is 41,263 bags, being 77,617 less view, therefore, of aiding its intellieilfl . 5..8y ditto, on account of the proceeds of English rie Todd,' and "The Annals of the Parish.' "-Mornin Hr ld o 1 ay, w e Three per Cent. Stock held by foreigners previous liquidation of the exports. By the illustration pleted, the bodies were in a state of f " t ecomposmor Published for HC lb b R B 1 N ft a ' . o urn y . ent ey, ew -twang- than last year. The delivery of West India Sugar is 3,229 libds. and trs 1 • 94. I h to-day place before our readers a view of the ex to 1817-18, withdrawn in those two years 6 B d'tt ount of 1 t • 15,000,000 o f tile working of these transactions which we riot shock your feelings by describing. ton-street. ~ *mg ess tan last year. Tile - . yio, on acc oans o foreign Govern se of the ' " Tso higher order who have shut th delivery of Mauritius 2,163 bags, being 3,632 less than tent of the mercantile transactions between Great s m n e d n t f s o'r a in d ves fo tm r en ar ts ryi n ng a on . public works abroad, have so far offered, it will be seen that, whatever i f reign property generally 70,000,000 up in their houses, %vivre they have been so long , NEW NOVEL. the corresponding week of 1831. There was more busi- Britain and each of the 31 different parts of tl)e Total extraneous means This day was published, in 3 vols. post Elvo. ness in Refined Goods last week, but still at lower prices ; £ 255 . 000 ,000 loans, or any df f s t other kin o oreign ecuri yor their children, the dearest p e ges o t heir affect Id f I F ORTUNE-HUNTING. brown Lumps 611. and 61s. 6d., and tine entitled to the Iti with which wor accounts are kept at the Cus- Each of these items, in regard to the effects property, pending the progress of the trans- not more secure from this pestilence than those w A Tale of Modern Life. double bounty 30s. and 30s. 6d., but there were few torn-house in London. In another part of our which they have produced and wh . h , ic some of actions, they excite a . proportionate extension , round their doors-daily some member of their By the Author of " First Love " sellen at these reduced • prices. There is no improvement Paper there will be found two accounts-firsa th r still rodu ' h ' I • Iropping off, their houses turned into sepulchres, a , s. The subject is an excellent one ; and its exec . ution is very in the Refined Market this afternoon. y, em a e p cing, on t e interna inte- of exports by facilitating the means of • pa - Inmates interred. Husbands wives an " y , , d croldre much to the purpose. The characters are sk tched 'th - strong EAST INDIA SUGARS.-Small parcels of Siam Sugar showing the invoice value of the products and rests and relations of the empire, deserve more f ' ment humour, and some of the incid t • e " wi • o the same ; but when the trans- 'servants and slaves, without the r . h f ninat s with his existencsieedumbr ig t o sepulture en a are irresistibly ludicrous. The work includes, also, a s • continue to go eff at Market prices, 235. a 21s. 6d. ; manufactures of the United Kingdom exported, or less of specific consideration, to which we pecimen or two of the female forl actions in I d f • ' • oans an ()reign investments cease, the last falls a heap of nothingness above them, a tune-hunter." -Globe. Bengals are offered on rather lower terms. Pu ' and the declared value of colonial and foreign' t directing• it, on this occasion, more particular! shall hereafter_call the attention of our readers ; a converse effect ' d d h . is pro uce -t e means of blished for Henry Colburn by R. Bentley, New Bur- Matraines SUGARS.-There were no le pub ic sales of produce re-exported in the year 1830, to each of .bout from place to place in the vain hope of escap lingtou-street. y payment are then not merely diminished to the Mauritius after Tuesday last week, but there were consi o the 6th or last ftem, relating to foreign loans. weary and forlorn, they become lost to all tbe beti INDIA. derable inquiries by private contract, and prices were fully the 31 countries before mentioned, and the offi- I • extent of the sus • f h pension o t ose operations, but ines of our nature in the immensity of their wretcl This supported. tis the common-place notion of abstract h day was published, in 2 vols. Svo. with Plates, cial value of the imports therefrom in the same think an a straction out of the remaining means of and returnine to the place from whence they were RS COLONEL ELWOOD'S NAR- FOREIGN Suaans.--By public sale last week 140 ers that, on an average of years, the im year. The 31 countries are classed in h payment takes place in discharge of the interest they add pillage to pestilence, and every other 1/1 ' chests Brazil were offered, but were all taken in, no buyers; t-e fol- ports must of necessity balance or equal the ex- which they are capable to despair-until, absinth RATIVE of a JOURNEY OVER LAND to on the sums invested, • or in part repayment of the INDIA ; includi • h d V H i ng a Residence t ere, an oyage . o ne. 198 boxes Havannah, brown sold at 235., yellow 255. a lowing order, viz. five countries of Continental ports, and vice versa ; and that merchants and th e most reck ' less apathy, they die. Here you ma' capital. Hence it is that the entire onus or " Mrs. Colo' 1 278. 6d. Average price of Sugar 1/. 61. 91d. er cwt only by the fori Elwood has won for herself much celebrity, not P • Europe from whence the imports appear to ex- cainbists (money-dealers, or dealers in bills of group of wretches madly endeavouring to deceiv COFFEE. The Coff AI k pressure of the annual obligation, which the fo plish her clan Itude and endurance which enabled her to accom- ee ar -et last week was very dull, ..ther and themselves, that 'it is better ' , althoug . describes hergaervous undertaking, but by the book wherein she and where sales were effected lower prices were submitted d b about 5 000 000/. er annum th cee y „ p e ex- han e are so ver clever t • • exc g ) y , hat it is only ne- reign loans and other foreign investments have have witnessed one of their party carried awa c Y I may justl - -Courier y be s t t i . entures and obse . rvations. Fler published wor! Yled the most curious production of the season. . to ; this gloomy state of trade continued ell F d iri ay, when ports thereto ; ten other countries of Continental cessary to let them alone, and they will devise created, as far as Briti h.' 1 h I d s capita as contr . ' ute !met. before. At a little distance you see soothe' extensive sales were brought forvvard nearly 6 000 b E what is best to be done. "If th huddled together to Published for H. Colbur ' f E Id• nby R. Bentley, New Burling- o ast nia and above 1,000 bags Foreign ; but in / . , iga urope to which the exports appear to exceed e country is only weep in silence, until death dri( h, • to them, fall exclusively on the British marm place , left alone, said N. M. Rothschild, in his an- f d tNhrs for ever ; and still worse, the little infant w• ton- street. the extent of 11,000,000/. per annum the acturers an of the market giving way, the buyers all came forward and ` o producers of all such articles as form svver to question 4,867 of the Committee on the that meets your eyes arentless friend! s ' p , e s, hot „ THE EX-QUEEN OF HOLLAND. took nearly all the East India off at full prices, and the imports therefrom ;12 different parts of Africa, part of the exports ; and, as we d h Id procee to s ow wou move a heart to tenderness that never felt t Th• a Foreign also, but the latter sold a shade lower-good to A • Bank of England Ch t "'t • ar er, 1 is the first coun- the effect which h and yet such things are." " -ay %vas publish d• 1 1 •25 b und . menca, &c., to which the exports appear to ' t e pressure upon this class and ME M 0 I e,invo ~ price re 0 , fine ord. Brazil, 535. a 565. ; Havannah of the same de- RES, ROMANCES, ET scription, 535. a 58s. ; fine ord. La Guyra, 595. ; very exceed the imports therefrom by about i n try in the world ;" and in another place he said answer to question 4,851, " that as long as , portion of the community produces upon the Mil QUE DE ORTENSE DUCHESSE • combined interests and 1 • CORONERS' INQUESTS. B E SAINT S ' ) H , extensive parcels of Ceylon, 525. a 535, 6d. ; yellow Ba- 3,600,000/. per annum ; and lastly, the British h re ations of the empire, ET FILLE DE LEU, EK_REINE DE HOLLANDE, tavia, 545. a 575. In British Plantation Coffee there were West Indies, East Indies, and China, the Mau- the D k every person ere can make a loan, and" (on a solution N 'll b vi e afforded to the continued re- y e -----....--- bellished with L'IMPERATRICE JOSEPHINE; em- few purchases, and, as the quantity of ord. offered was ue of Newcastle's principle) "do duction in the money value of all manufactured sterday an inquest was holden at the si the Gre • ' Twelv PI t • lustrative of the Scenes of e a es, il large, the prices were ls. a 2s. lower. This day's public 1.1 ' * tius and the whale fish i er es, from whence the what he likes with his own money it enwich Pensioner, in Ship-lane, Popla _ the several Ro I productions, and to the subversion of all credit fore Mr. BAKE d the original dm . ances, beautifully engraved on steel, from sale, 812 bags very ord. Brazil, were all taken in 525. 6d. value imported exceeds the value exported there- will do no good to interfere." Now if d f ' Ran a respectable Jury on vi .„ t . esigns of the Duchess ; accompanied with her a 545. ;98 casks Jamaica, mid. to ood • g mid. all taken in s an con rdence in trading transactions, which has the body of Mrs. Elizabeth ' Sherwood, a vl ror rait and Fa • • I to by about 10,000,000/. per annum. The our readers will but attend, and reflect a little l csimi e. ed to the dormancy of the currency, and para. , lady, residing in th •hb , N.B. As a at 90s. The holders of Coffee are very firm, and the e neig ourhood, who bad 'az Debi' • _. . leas very few copies of this unique and interest- buyers evince no disposition to purchase except at lower first column, or statement No. 1, exhibits the upon the illustrations of the working and effects lysed all trading activity. mitted suicide on the day before. ion have been printed, those who desire to prices. of the foreign loans which we are about to offer, possess it are r declared value of the products and manufactures Mr. Tatham, a surgeon, had know d nan aft( their res et• equested to send their orders forthwith tO Rum, BRANDY, AND HoLLANDS.-The Rum Market of the United Kingdom exported, and, they will not onl se y e how contemptibly falla•• STATEMENT of the VALUB of the EXPORTS TO, and the deceased professionall f gene- • IMPORTS FROM, each of 31 different Parts of the World y or some ears. „_. _ _ p c we Book or Music-sellers. continues very firm, but on account of the recent advance rablished for H rally sp emus such notions are, but how completely op- into the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland in the Saturday week he was called 0 y e u-s , • Colburn by R. Bentley, New Burling- on Leeward. the demand has been checked. In B d eaking, those amounts may be regarded nto attend hei rreet. ran y Year 1830, distinguishing in the Exports the Proportion of oil oin posite they are to all the principles of order and Colonial and Foreign Pr g gto her house he found her labouring ! there is no alteration. Geneva is scarce, and held for as I tae nearest approximation to the real inv • owe oduce from the Produce and Manufac yto e re , THE PROOF PLATES to HEATH'S high prices. TALLOW.-The Tallow has become brisk, and prices economy, of society, as well as of nature-how tures of the United Kingdom. great pain and exciteinent, and on making inq . Now ready, or commercial value which is necessar b l p ete with derangement they have hitherto British gswal Colonial PICTIt have advanced to 42s 6d arrived at ;we have previously intimated that we been -and h 'd Produce Total. three-pennyworth of laudanum, for a Drawi n RESQUE ANNUAL, for 1833. From • ' . ow rap' ly they are accelerating the Countries. and and e purpo aby Cl HEUr.-Staptnent on or before 30th Sept. 275. are not guided entirely by the Custom-house dissolution and final ruin of the British ern ' Manufac. Foreign pire. Produce pump and other remedies, which relieved her I b 41 ce era arkson Stanfield E En ' gravers. ngraved by the most TEA.-The demand for Boheas increases the are tures. ' Export. Import. Plates, in Censisting of 26 highly-finished at lid. lb • ~ y new declarations of value ; we have before us the If I _ t_le external transactions of a cou t _n ry were ---- - Proof a Powell°. Plain P oofs 2/ 2s • India per . advance; and there is more inquiry for _ - she in a short time became quite recovered. Th quantities .z. x. .E. x. ", 31 . 3 as ; befor e Le r ' * * ' common Congous at id. per lb. premium. The declara• in weight, measure, or sale of every confined simply to an exchange of commodities, 1 . B • ussia ...... .......... 1,489,5.38 770,729 2,260,267 4,21)3,505 cumstance of the rash attempt, however appeu tters, 4/. 4s. tion of Tea for next sale will be • given out by the Corn- article given and received, to and from each re- or were purely of a commercial nature, as was the 2. Denmark 118,813 99,177 217,990 370,848 prey much on her mind arid s i 'ts ' . • The PROOF Also, psny to-morrow. 3. Prussia 177,923 416,066 593,989 1,595 801 ( d pri , and she sas 1833, Con PLATES to THE KEEPSAKE, for spective country, arranged in a way that enables ase in past times, then the arguments of the im- 4. France 475,884 181,065 656,949 2,317,686 eare she should never get over the disgrace I ;listing FRUIT.-There are several arrivals of new fruit from the most h• ef 17 beautiful Plates. Engraved in ports being equal to the exports, or the excess 5 ' Spain 649,688 160,923 810,611 1,201,598 Percei vin her to Spain Public sales last week ; new bunch Muscatel us at once to see the nature as well as the extent g be so disturbed, he advisei /adj. ip ig ily-finished manner Plain Proofs 2/ 2s • •• • * fex orts ina 1 p be „, ba anced by bullion, might in ____ _____ _____ ____ f Total, Nos. 1-5„, 2,911,846 1,627,960 4,539,806 9,689,439 r ends to look to and take care of her. Or folio. roofs, 31 3 s , • , • • , Raisins 1155., half boxes 1255., quarter 140 s. cases con- of • a• ; ueiore Letters, 4/. 4s. In a Port- the operations, and to draw our own conclu- ° tainin • • • ' g cartoons 1435.; new Lexta Raisins in barrels 40s. • • • some degree be entitled to regard ; but the utility 6 . Sweden - -__ Thursday following, he understood she made i Publ . s stons in regard to value. We repeat, therefore 40,488 94,191 134,679 156,747 • d ished by Moon, B new Jordan Almonds 8/. Bs. ; Grapes 235. a 255. ; new s and interest of the transactions would, even then, 7. Norway 63,926 35,105 99,031 74,930 Lyn attempt on her life, by throwing herself ir who oys, and Graves, 6, Pall-Mall ;to that the amounts in the first column ma b a Germany ........ ..a 4,462 605 1 566 533 6 03(1 138 ID Orders are res Valentia Raisins in boxes 50s. ; old Fruit neglected. , „ „ 2,010,639 filthy puce ca dIl ll d h Bl kD . h pectfully requested to be sent. y e re- depend upon due control and regulation. The 9. Holland and Bel. e t e ac itc-; and on I A SPLENDID Nowa-1,156 chests passed the sale yesterday, mak- garded as actual amounts, as well in detail as ii b 1 1 raw ers of the present day aboutfive trade, and glum 10. Portugal , a 1,168,7.: 47,889 1,216,657 480 WINDS 0 E „NGRAVING OF ing up 3,802 chests, which are now disposed of. The 1 ,3 6 8 going to her house he found her quite dead. 11. Italy 3,251,379 787,146 4,033,525 1,104,310 tie aggregates. The values of the foreign and tle leaving of thines to work their own 1 I it CASTLE a rates previously established are fully supported, and there o eve 1 12. Gibraltar 292,760 127,361 420,121 24,186 death had been produced by strangulation, ant - and a beauti was much competition yesterday for good shipping quali- colonial products re-exported are open to some appear to be ignorant of the distinction between 13. Malta and lonian ad no hesitation • • • PORTRAIT nes r Ls_Y e l s i Isles Eld ' I 8 • Ir e b rieagim e u thq,p,,,to ... good square and clean pastes. objections in their detail ; for instance, several of restriction and regulation ; it may be said of 14. Turkey and the WOW to her dissolu.ion she laboured under mi est Daughter of His MAJESTY '' '' r '" -- Memoir), (with a will be given on the Ist of November in the COUR' s., being Jews' holidays the s I - 1 -s- , shls and to-morrow Morea _is the articles are greatly overvalued, while others them, as Hobbes said of the fanatics of his day „ , 1,289,939 735,302 i n sanity. ' MAGAZ chests are now sour uus se aaS not continttett . ; 3sop ; 15. Guern sey, Jersey, 1 INE, edited by the Hon. Mrs. NORTON. Tinian, a, osss a, I.lllervi utak" , .....___ _ . ( P.,...n,..A.,..n 1,,, .... - .14..rb , ( 1 171 . 1nu0l . and Man 344,036 108,553 452,589 257,7t33 The brother of the deceased spoke to being . , N.B. This lat fW' d _ p e o in sor Castle forms No. lof the were Company's Bengal Benares and „ erital lacvg"hflu t tleitiab 1,000,0001b5., is one ;in the aggregate . , now- 'h h f • meddling wit t e un am , . 81,012 43;11i ~...,•••• (1-.1.-.^-4:.^^. .^.• 1, :- --r--...-...- -:... . t_... _ ;; Landsea censed ditto, and 137 licensed Madras. 8. Ca;e7GOO'cllTOpe -- 370,6 , 31 Ns . _ pe Gallery of the Seats of the Nohility and Royal Hors. There is much briskness in the demand for ever, the total may be regarded as a near ap- ding themselves and their nostrums upon public 9. New Holland 316,073 66,048 382,121 1W,859 The Jury, ; w.thout hesitation, returned L a ve , f, s l idences, from original drawings by W. Daniell, ESQ., ievous molestation of the 20. British . North 1,857,133 303,799 2,160,931 1,265,850 0f " Insanity." H s 110 s up to 140 s. new op , . . the actual invoice value ; and so attention, to the gr America MA., to appear monthly, in addition to the Female POI- Rtc.E.-Rice continues rm ; or y ega proxima ion fi dinar B n I sold at • t" to onwealth." Freedom, in its legitimate sense, ,1. United States o trait Gallery, by the most eminent Painters and Engra-• 6,132,3 U 390 770 6 525 116 8 055 962 Yesterda C ' • hld 1 , ---, -, * , y a oroner s inquest was e . 15s. with the imports, with such exceptions as we Comm America v eil, and the coloured Engravings. m 1 a looseness or laxity of laws 2. Brazil 2,452,103 45,458 2,497,561 1,530,558 , „ ~.. %Ir. UARTER, at the sign of the Hand and Mary SALTrETRE.-There have been considerable transac • t out : the wool of Germany, does not i p y India Proofs of the plates price 4s. 6d. f h shall now poin recision 3. Foreign West In -930,802 45,278 985,080 432,421 Star-corner, Bermondsey, on the body of Th vate y; t e nearest quotation o roug tions in Salt tre r . 1 h • nd regulations ; it is the certainty, p , dies Edward Bull, Court Magazine-office, 26, Holles-street, is 35.. Pe P 1 and the wines of Spain and Portugal, are un- a . ual and 24 Mexico 978,441 320,407 1,298,848 169,223 .... . C avendish-square. CALS.-All common Oils are very dull, and scarce a dervalued ; and although some fe • w articles are and nue Tr 1 ity thereof, and their eq ir lir 25 . . Colombia 216,751 5,854 222,605 52,870 urainger, a young man, who destroyed hi 583, g 47 rider the followin circumstances --The deo _ • tial application to all classes of a com -26. Rio de la Plata M2,172 12,680 644,§52 .. 4330 ti g _ . WORKS JUST READY FOR PUBLICATION. bargain done ; there are, however, sellers of Whale Oil to impar ili and Peru 909,095 38,661 947,759 ri had recently quitted the New Police, in whic ed on the whole, the invoice or com- . I h nstitute a state of freedom. 27. ch RECORDS OF MY LIFE. deliver when boiled at 24/. without buyers. Raise and overvalu , munity, wne co 16-27 ~ 15,169,065 1,448,576 16,616,641 13,036,712 had served for the last two years, at the requi By the late JOHN TAYLOR, Esq. Linseed Oil have rather recovered ; large sales of Linseed mercial value of the imports from Continental .-,,, .1, ins is not, however, the sort of freedom of Total, Nos. . _ ....... . _______ ...._......_ a person name an , a cousin o is, w occ d L d • flf h Author oP "Monsieur Tonson." to arrive have been made, for fine quality 425. a 435. per Europe may be considered as exceeding in trade contended for in the present day, but that 28. British West In- 090 2 , 836 , 448 290 , 878 3 . 129,326 8,59 ° , on the business of a baker, in Long-lane,Bermon Embracing Original Anecdotes and Sketches of the most quarter ; the import of Linseed up to the present period .1 the extent of 1,000,000/. the which will enable the powerful and the strong to 20. Ea 'l i t e' Indies •nd re ate to a 19 445,891 4,585,206 7,700,249 Land, it appeared, had prevailed on the decease 4,139,3 ce lebrated a n d singular Characters that have figured in is only half the quantity to same time last year ;it is ex- tl c agg g I heir own regardless China official amount. But the point most deserving do what they like wita t , 171,071 19,408 190,479 675,375 his wife to takeapartments in his bouse,and emp 30 Mauritius °,lOB 2,108 195,Y41 England durin 1 • t t 1 2 vols. Svo. pected Linseed Oil will in consequence advance. gt se las seven y years. n he owerless and the i • Whale Fisheries - With Portrait, TURPENTINE.-Turpentine is steady ; the last arrival attention is in regard to the United States of of all consequences to t p . . . 3 . . ---s-- ----.- one to assist him in his trade, and the other to , 11. of 2,300 barrels rough taken by the drawers at 11s. 6d. North America ; from whence, in 1830, the im. weak. It is as much the interest as it is the Total, Nos.t.B-31 7,148,838 758,275 7,907, 113 17,1701 1 1 , 16-27 15,168,065 1,448,576 16,616,641 1.3„ ~. . . housekeeper. Grainger, having some suspicion The LIVES and EXPLOITS of CELEBRATED and lls. 9d. • se and aternal Government duty of every wi p . Ditto, ' 6-15 13,012,828 4,713,371 17,727,199 6,4C3,1 .8 wife's constancy, determined on watching her a BA ~--NDITTI and ROBBERS in all parts of the World. Corro/4.-The Cotton Market is steady, but the pur- ports are represented as amounting to 8,055,962/., to prevent the exercise of such freedom ; but, Ditto, 4 9 659 438 Ditto, 1- 5 2,911,846 1,e27,960 4,53. ,806 „ very closely, and for this purpose he left hoi zy CHARLES MACFARLANE, Esq. Author of " Con- chases lately are inconsiderable. a 95 116/ and the exports thereto to only -,...... , .; happily for mankind, as well as for the - -- Thm sday even g, y g in sa in that he should not 1 atantinople in 1829." In 2 vols. small Svo. embellished .._____-......-- • imports from that country are composed un h racter of the present race of rulers, all the •fotal, all parts o the world 38,271,597 8,548,392 46,819,989 46,299 . 633 for some time. At that period there were n. with Sixteen beautiful Engravings. COUNTRY CORN BURKE l'S DUItING 'I lie; WEEI , . bUt the c a , ons in the house except Land and the dece, 111. Wheat. Barley. Oats. 1 Beans. chiefly of cotton wool ;in 30 the quantity was 18 - Governments of the present . day so far mistake STATEMENT showing the OFFICIAL and DECL,..S.RED wife The deceased then went to the housi OUR ISLAND ; comprising FORGERY, a Tale ; -, 210,885,3581b5., rated officially at 7id. per lb., r_ : ,1 weir Laity, that, instead o. a f • lining to maintain a VALUE of the PRO OUCE and MANUFACTURES of the . . and THE LUNATIC, a Tale. In 3 vols. Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. : h UNITED KINGDOM, EXPORI ED from . th i e ,e nc i 9 ea to rs e i n - 1 leather-dresser, within a few doors of that whi P • rinted for Edward Bull, New Public Subscription • • Boston - 45 - 30 - 14 33 - 59 - 38 - 23 - 37 equal to 6,809,840/. o • • f the amount, while the d equilibrium, th y ue e uniformly take part wa of 31 different Parts of the World, in each f t t d • t 1 ft nd ak d permis ion to go to a pis e, a s e • s ti . Gainsborough - he weak. It is on this prin- and 1830. Libr arYi 26, Holles-street, Cavendish -square. Grantham - 52 69 34 39 18 22 36 40 . I value as an equivalent for the ex- the strong against t Grimsby 40 60 24 32 14 24 25 42 commercia 1 f foreign production, Official. Declared. NEW SCHOOL BOOKS. Homcastle. 5O 55 30 35 15 18 40 42 exceed sld. per lb., or a ciple I taat certain artic.es o Countries. that lie wanted to watch a suspected chai ports would not 4 he well-bein of the commu- Year 1817. Year 1830. Year 1817 Year 1830. Having received the consent of the leather-d I. Lincoln 3f 39 18 26 36 40 • 4 500 000/ instead of not necessary to t g ._ -____ -__.; -- In Spilsby 46 54 29 34 16 20 34 88 total value of about , , ~ One large Volume 12mo. neatly bound, price 6s. 6d. 48 58 32 38 21 23 33 :21 - - ' it but because they minister to the gratifica- x. x. x. x. he deceased, on getting into the yard, clan L E Stamford C T 1 0 ' N E S LAT I N 2E, or York.-------.... 50 64 30 38 16 25 30 40 6,809,840/. Ilaving already so clearly shown 0 Y 2 16 tion of the fancy or taste of a few, are admitted i. Russia 2,259,668 2,261,296 3,045,475 1,489,538 , iver the wall until he arrived at another yart 265,508 221,796 250,834 118,213 2. Denmark f the baker , Lessons in Latin Literature ; being a choice Col- NORWICH, Oct. 6. the excesses of the three years 1814- f a certain 531,593 219,185 518,539 177,923 whence he bad a perfect view o for consumption, to the prejudice o 3. Prussia , iection of em us . s • ' p• • rose and Wheat (per qr.) .... 455. 535. 565. I Beans (per qr.) „......._ 32 ,. 3.9 .. IIOW 75,884 • mg ane instructive ieces, In p 208. 30s. 325. l'ease, Grey 345. 40s lised we here dismiss the transactions d f d while other articles which 4. France 596,753 478,022 1, "/ 487 4 .ruses. He had not been long in the position Verse. Selected from the most celebrated Latin Authors. ga a r t l s ey -20 s. 245. 255. Flour, fine (per sack) 40s. 42.5. were equa , ,orer o pro ucers, , 5. s pain and the Ca. k h h I d 1 f fl' i I 521,136 1,048,234 727,888 649,88 9 • a en up, w en e la amp e proo o iis w a 4 Parts. Part 1. An Interlinear, literal, and free would contribute to the comfort. and gratification naries CANTERBURY, Oct. 6 - ----- fidelity with the baker. Having satisfied hits I Tran • slation-Part 2. A Poetic Translation, and an Ordo Wheat, white........-- 50s t __. .c. 565. wr.....• Oldww... ...fi. to .....,,, our r d I ea ers to t le aggreL,a /te result of the trans- f h 0 t e many, are exc u e . Id d This, however, is 5 546 223 '2 911,846 Total, Nos. 1-5... 4,174,648 4,23,523 , , , his point, the deceased returned back in , With a literal Translation-Part 3. The original Latin, red ... 48s. to 525. ........ 01d...........- -s. to -s. ...____., ' d T s Barley, Malting -. 30s. to 355. ..,..... Grinding.. 265. to 28s. an an Ordo with a literal Translation-Part 4. A ran Old , -s. to -8. actions during the 14 years 1817-1830. The not the subject. It is not a question of corn 6. Sweden 36,744 60,667 43,831 . 40,488 43,063 99,278 47,051 63,926 leather-dresser's premises, and then told hir lation of the most difficult Words and Phrases. Preceded gas . nss,ttno 3 2 6 5 5 . . ....... old-- 275. to 30s. European statement exhibits an excess of ex- mercial reaulation merely of which we b have to 7. Norway 5,443,889 8,611,818 5,433,010 4,463,605 he had witnessed, and seemed to be labourini 8. Germany by an Introductory Grammar, and interspersed with Pe e . an Ase s ..-................ 375. to 395. ......... Grey........... 345. to 365. port on the fourteen years to the value of treat, but of a combination of transact' 'ons with 9. Holland and Bel- zreat agitation of mind. He then went rc _.___- o ea.--. 78 1 337 683 2 o°2 458 ' 1,809,C,31 2,896,2 . , .- . various Grammatical Notes and other Explanations.- cial affairs, glum Land's house, and upbraided both him and 1 IRISH MARK ETS. 177 ,829,209/ dth A • &c to the out a parallel in the history of so 10. Portugal, Azores, ~ an e merman, . Adapted for Schools aud private Students. and Madeira 1,657,184 2,187,259 1,888,507 1,168,7 ° 9 ceased's) wife for the conduct they had purs DUBLIN MARKET NOTE.-Fainsor, Oct. 5. sidered in reference to the magni value of 77 ,170,800/.-tooether no less than w hether con 2,499,346 5,885,f341 2,•240,987 3,251,379 Ry J. ROWBOTHAM, F.R.A.S., London. From To Average. 11. Italy ' bsenee. Words ensued, es ounts, or their peculiar invo- 9,7,2,31 547,466 861,128 292,760 .i• arch him in his a Author of German Lessons. Grammar, &c. . . 2,373 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone 17 0 29 q 23 3 255 , 000 ,000/.-while the ex • fb 1 tude of their am 12. Gibraltar " A Rood book, whether for schools, or for students, who wish 451 Bere l6 stone 12 0 13 b 12 7 portation o u - 13. Malta and lonian course of which the deceased said, that to the value lution. Mercantile transactions Isles 732,548 413,738 512,195 246,098 .. to brusii up their Latin after a lapse or years. it , a a grammar , . 10.3 Barley... ___ 16 stone 1 , 0 14 6 14 0 Hon, from all the ports of Mexico during the atisfied of his wife's guilt; upon whic - - t measure a dietionarT under one 3 223 Oats ....,.....-......-- 12 stone 7 3 to 0 8 7 ears 1817 it. Turkey and the a progress-book, and, tn grea . . „ 552,000,000/., in the fourteen y 503,536 2,773,988 451,299 1,149,310 rep . tied, by saying that as he had calls l the ' 0 o sanie period, as cover, Its chief merit is, that it ploces a man as . air yon . 8,838 Cwt. Flour-........ 9 stone 6 0 22 will be seen by the statement of Morea ledge of Latin, as either believers or dis- 908 Oatmeal 8 stone 8 0 13 0 - 10 1 -1830, have been . blended with extrane , 15. Guernsey, Jersey, we this day exhibit, was less than 30,000,000/. 206,378 3.99,181 326,500 344,036 a-, lie was now satisfied that she wr road to a speedy know ~ la u e can ex t "-Ballot Sold to Bakers only. and Man believers in a.• royal road to the ng ag p ee . . o m ne - transactions to the extent ot md that he might aet as he pleased. T 11. 7,675 Cwt. Flour l6 0 22 0 18 7 We have also before us further accounts of the us o ) . - ----7. 13 142 191 13 042 828 In One Volume, 12nso. 4s. 6d. cloth boards, Average price of Wheat and Flour 48s. 4d. per sack. Firsts, from 21s. Od to 228. ad produce of all the gold and silver mines in , , . . 250 000 0001., about 70,000,000/. of which has Total, Nos. 6-15... 13,929,920 23,705,525 , , „ --- -- -- --.- ceased remained in the house that night, ant THE PHENOMENA OF NATURE FAMILIARLY Receipts of Flour, 10,111 Seconds, from 16s. 6d. to 20s, Od. • • Ch , ill Coquimbo, and Potosi, as well as of the been i • nvested in loans and various properties in 16. Egypt - M 7,184 - 110,227 , iown stairs in the morning, and while they t • f EXPLAINED. Sales of Do. 8,8,38 . rhirds, from Cs. Od. to Ils. 01 fo i n countries. The interest on these invest- 17. West Coast o re g Africa A Book for Parents and Instructors, and esp cially adapted PRICK OF BREAD. Russian mines in the Ural mountains, by i to about 4 900,000/. per an., 18. Cape of Good Hope 218,854 572,545 2 11 0,541 370, 6 61 I , .. -.* • g • Quartern Loaf - .94d. Half Quartern.........-........4 6(31. ments, amount.ng , . 19,422 316,073 "oa room. Liam remained there for SOIT to Schools. Which it appears that the produce of all the 1 19. New South Wales 14,129 916,975 • N TURK Translated from the German of WILHELM VO . Wheat, Barley. Oats. Flour, per cwt. per barrel per barrel per barrel r •----1 , -, o'old and silver mineS now at work in the wor . id, was the point at which we concluded our artic e 20. British North his wife went up stairs, and saw him suspei America " This is the best and most practical lesson b9ok on Nnturf in '? a ol yesterday by putting the question, who pays the neck with a II • f d th b sma piece o cor to e t d its introduction into 20 stone. 16 stone. 14 stone. Ist. 2d. including those of Brazil and North Carolin , 21. United States of the language. We strongly recommen . . te W up. that interest ? The aggregate amount of inte- America.... ...... 6,640,399 7,843,907 6,930,360 6,132,346 She walked down stairs and told the baker 1 ' c heetah and all places of education, public and : priva . e s.d. a s.d. s.d. a s.d. s.d. a s.d.is. d. as. d. s. d. as. d. have not averaged 6,000,000/. per annum ; s 22. Brazil ilusband was hanging to the bed-post, and would hav e the book made a school-room companion for three or Cork 15 0°4612015 6 7 0 8 4'17 01966 0 17 0 oduce rest since 1817 must have approximated to from .3. Foreign West In four years, between the ages of eight and twelve, and i 0 t , he , L . • k I°o 0 26 81° 0 13 412 0 13 616 0 19 8 0 0 15 0 OS D ing therefore every ounce of the IN 1,811,754 1,858,666; 1,279,782 939,8 W ( f his running up to the room and cuttin dies cours e of that time mastered from end to end by the pupil. - merle ,- _ .. Waterford 20 0230110 14 0 7 0 80170180 10 0 la 0 ' '''' ' '' • the 4 0,000,000/. to 50,000,000/. ; but, let its 24. Mexico 1,574,4111 978,441 the unfortunate man, he went off in quest 0 SPeetator. Clonmel -22 4 25 0 9 0 13 613 6 13 917 0 19 013 0 16 0 had come to England, it would not, in 1 to amount have been what it may, little or much, 25, Colombia 708,001 1 427,718, 616,642 16,751 L 2,172 . dd d el the lapse of 111. Carlow- 22 0 24 011 0 13 0 7 0 8020 6 21 0 0 0 0 0 fourteen years ill question, have apounter 26. Rio de la Plata ,067,884 4eon, an i not return un i . . 909 095 tine Dr. FRENCH LANGUAGE , as far as it may have been paid, it must either 27. Chili and Peru _ 1,349,461 . , ,ninutes s at the expiration of which t it - Utter. lin to an Just i.ublished, Second Edition, much improved, piice I Beef, Mutton, Pork, __ _------ - f the 065 •alled at the house, and with his own ha] leer lb. per lb. per cwt. Ist. 23. 3d. 4th. sth. up haVe been paid out of the proceeds o Total,Nos.l6-27... 12,911,214 .2,138,193 12,802,578 15,168, e account entitled to the highest credit, drawn ss. 6d. neatly bound, me of the --- - down the deceased, who was quite dead at t L E TRADUCTEUR; d. ad.d.ad.s.d.as.d.s.d.s. d. s. d. s. d. s. cl. by Mr Jacob, the total of gold and silver coin 298 ,000,000/. value of imports, or so 98. British West In. 798 5 890 199 2 834448 Land, the baker, was called into the jury-roi , or, Histori 1 Selections Cork .........5 6 5 6 340 36082 078070064 056 0 • traneous me ns Nos 1-5 s ecified above, dies l from th ea , Dramatic, and Miscellaneous Limerick.- 3 4 a i t 4340 35 0 1 83 079073067 0 61 0 in circulation in the whole of Europe, including ex a , . , p , _ h ee. East Indies and 05 Q 64 4 139,319 -everely rebuked for the shameful manner ii ~, e b t,st French Writers on a plan calculated to render Waterford 3 6 3 535 0 36 081079070 f: 66 0 60 0 tl 1 f the year 1829, and thereby have left so much less towarus t e China 2,462,948 7,09'2,500 3,7 .. readin 0 0 G t Bet • a rea i am, t le c ose o 238,014 - '171,071 lie had aeted on the occasion, both in havir 5 anti translation e l ' • rl serviceable in acquiring Clonmel - 3 4 4 532 0 33 080 974 ( 0 ) - 68 ( 078 0 - of ex- 30. Mauritius - 13 - erous intercourse with the wife of the d the Speaking and Writi p ce f la he y F ench Language; ac- Carlow...-. 4 51 0 0 0 0 0088 0 - 0 amounted to 313,388,560/ it is probable that a liquidation of the 552,000,000/. value ~ d ' 31 Whale Fishery 7 - - -- companied by a concisnegTo t r s l • f KiLKENNY.-Bu • he - a - t - 30; - to 32s tter 78s to 80s. per cwt. , W . . considerable portion of that amount may have ports ; or the items 3-4 must have exceede 1 7095 663 11 080,31 2 9 , 596,176 7 , 148 , 838 ind also with neglecting to attempt to save ion o Total„Nos. Idiom able of Verbs, a e ect 20s. to 345. per bag ; Oats Bs. to 10s. per bar. mount of Ditto, 16-97 2, , 1 ' 911 ' 214 22 ' 138 193 12 802,578 15,168,065 . 3 1 and Explanator Notes. B P. F. MERLET, I.)eef ; barr a e r l ;F o B ley l l arto 15s. ; Beef 4d. to sd. per lb. ; Mutton 4d. been received in part equalization of the the sums above stated, equal to the a ' ' ' 2 191 13 042 828 Ditto, 6-15 13,929,920 23,705,525 13,14 , _, _, _ instead of perraitting lien to be suspended Auth r e s or a ssrencu GramZar, &c T y h f h F els t 5d • Potatoes 2d. per stone; Coals Is. 2d. per cwL ; Bacon n looking the interest, unless the interest as it has accrued Ditto, 1- 5 4,174,648 4,228,523 5,546,223 2 , 911 , 846 neck for such a length of time. Verdict ., eac er o t e rcu o ~ 295,000,000/. e f b 'mess o export ; ut, 0 Lang° a . Pigs 325. to 335. per cwt. . t thereto has been ..._- - deceased destroyed himself in a fit of insani ge at he University of London. at the amount of gold coined at the English or a further sum equivalen , Total, all parts of In thi • • the world ...... - 40,111,4'25 61,152,553 41,818,828 38,271,577 IU LI . s edition the author has made every improvement SCOTCH MARKETS. investments. ced by the misconduct of his wife, and in the sel • mint during the same period, we find the applied to the augmentation of the HADDINGTON CORN M A ItKET.-Oct. 5. this 'erker." i . ection of pieces, as well as the explanatory notes (both of which have been considerably increased) which Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. Beans. amount to be below 50,000,0001., out of which In the latter case the total sum invested at to The port of Boston seems to be rapidly ad- ......---....-----........., 60s Od Ws Od 30s Oel 29s Od 32s Od en time must amount to from 110,000,000/. constant practice in teaching could suggest, First 29s Od 21s Od -s Od 30s Od 10,000,000/. at least are believed to have be In Sweden, when a hare is taken, th PAR an- vancing. The duties, during the firat six months of 1831, 20s Od -s Oil 25s Od 120 0 00/ instead of only 70,000,000/., d main ati re-exported; and from the best evidence that , 00,0 ~ re 2 143 586 dollars ; for the first six months uf 1832 vith the exception of the ears, which re 1 T 11. for the higher Class of Students, is in the pr ss. S g i o r n d d ;; ; 4 4 3: ° O l 29s Od " This selection •s c I 1 a culated to impart to the leaaner a relish There were 559 qrs. of Wheat in market, 510 whereof were sold. 00 000/ and 8 000,000/ We , , . , . . . k 'f f m the body for F • m e ro • rench literature."-Literary Gazette. 48 Unsold.-0 Grey. can be adduced, it does not appear that the ex- the interest tobetween7,o , . ' m - 2,617,130 dollars. The revenue in 1831 had been greater the skin, is severed with a London: published by EffinghamWilson, Royal Exchange. Average 2/. 9s. 6d. 5-12ths. 900 000/. N. --• cess of bullion, both gold and silver, imported per annum, instead of only 4, , __,, , at that port than in any year since the establishment of -on alleged tor this custom, which is universally , nanc w i ' ---____ DALKIETH CORN MARKET.-Oct. 4. 'on including Rothschild, in answer to question 4,Bua ot i tle the Government ; and yet 1532 is an immense increase on is that if a woman in a state of preg y e i fourteen during the years in quest' , the head of the animal, ber offspring would inevit GERALDINE H AMILTON.-The Ob . t I' h Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. Beans. 'd that "in the last few 1831. Jec whe First 7os Od 30s Od 24s Od 34s Od 34s Od hat has been absorbed tor manufacturing Bank Charter Committee, sal this n 4 hare-lip. ovel undertakes to delineate is said (and we can be- Second t at la ii ea 9.8 s fkl 28s Od equals years he knew that every foreign . loan OTTERBOURNE-The incidents of the ro eve theassertion) to be peculiar to the patrician classes. Third 40s Od 24s Od 20s purposes as well as for currency, DuEL.-Thursday morning, a hostil Be this as it 000/. been little injury to the ex 60,000,000/. consequently leaving 195, 000 , made had do , n , e v . ery , . d . mance which is announced to appear shortly under this may, the story is a curious one and could GLASGOW CORN MARKET.-Oct. 3. i ing took place on she town-moor here, betwe onl a which have a fair sale ed for. changes, because, said he, ' immense ea title, will tend, we understand, to illustrate that pre-em - an , ' yh ve been developed by a lad , who bet ' dto the We have good supplies of new Grain, excess of export yet to be account - in our old English annals whereto aTeAVENCON, sq., . e, banker, and Wieetam A. ! portion of society described. The y fai d °lige ' at a reduction in price. ds and been nently chivalric passage • ran youn . g in . this Wheat, per 24010. s. d. s. cl. . Oats, per 264 b. 1 d s. d. '' Saturday last of Stock had always changed han , . . pposed 'Seq., the late sheriff of this town. The fo brilliant circle of life will be und 13 o . to 15 6 In our Paper of Tuesday and • th a rofit." Thi d fCh Ch is su the widely-celebrated balla o evy ose . er great obligation to British, old 23 oto2B 0 Irish of pro- re-sold to foreign capitalists wi p . to owe its origin. The author, however, is said .to have sttended by J. , q , L. HOOD Es . and the latter by ' ti. noble authoress for the lessons she h ' tl mof -- new 2l 025 0 British -0-owe S 10 I wed that 255,000,000/. value as given ie Canada, free ..... ... 26 0 28 0 Beans, per 2601 b. 1817-1830, answer, as far as it is entitle y d to an considera n a familiar ac- FORSTER, Esq. After an exchange Of shots " self-guidance " when enseared b h drawn from sources less equivocal ;a d hich too Irish art of the Britisl •th tis ground has enabled hint to give his terminated by Mr. HOOD withdrawing his fi i, often beset them. The Roué, sir y FR t e perils w Barley, per 3201b. 2" Ci Scottish l6 6 18 0 ' the products im- tion at all, implies that a p . quaintance wi I ANC . IS . CLAIRVILLE, e value of SritaVINSON, trOtti the grountl...-Newcastk Jot cannot he other than a sketch fr • English o -c Pease, Scottish ... 16 o tso over and above th loans in the early pictures colour and vitality. om life • indeed it may be s sa tri s h 24 026 0 Oatmeal, per 1401 b. 13 015 0 e period, had been equa- capital invested in foreign , feared that the likenese is to ' ted during the satn o palpable. s Irish GERALDINE HAMILTON.—The object which this novel undertakes to delineate is said (and we can be lieve the assertion) to be peculiar to the patrician classes. Be this as it may, the story is a curious one, and could only hive been developed by a lady, who belonged to the portion of society described. The fair and young in this brilliant circle of life will be under great obligation to noble authoress for the lessons she has given them of " self-guidance" when ensnared by the perils which too often beset them. The Rove, Sir FRANCIS CLAIRVILLIC, cannot he other than a sketch from life ; indeed it may be feared that the likeness is too palpable. GLASGOW CORN We have good supplies of new at a reduction in price. Wheat, per 2401 b. s. d. s. d. Oats, per 2641 b. s. d. a. d. British, old 230 to 28 0 Irish l3oto 15 6 —,---- new Canada, free ..... ... 26 0 28 0 Beans, per 2601 b. Irish Barley, per 3201 b. S co ttish l6 6 18 0 English 0 0 Pease, Scottish ... 16 0 18 0 Scottish 24 0 26 0 Oatmeal, per 1401 b. 13 0 15 0 Irish ef, 4 I I Ve '- The following account n f t h e drea u tesktpts ot the plague in the Persian Guiph, is given in a letter, dated Bushire, May 8, 1832: " I am at this moment in one of the most disagreeably unpleasant situations a man can well be placed in, the whole of this part of the world being visited with an affliction of the most fearful kind—Bushire in particular, and the whole of its surrounding country, being almost entirely depopulated by the plague. To such an extent has its ravages prevailed that whole families have been swept from the face of the earth, not leaving a servant even 'to tell the fearful tale,' whilst of the few who re- main there is not one but has lost a father, mother, wife, or child, and happy is it for those, if there are more than the individual remaining to bewail the lo.s of his or her family. It would be perfectly ridiculous my attempting a description of the misery that prevails here—language cannot convey even a moiety, and I must leave it to your imigination to conceive that which I feel myself so unable so describe. The ceremony of burial has long been dis• continued, the miserable victims lying in the streets and round the mosques where they have died, until people could be procured at a high price to dig a pit, into which as many as it could hold were thrown; and it gen' rally happened by the time this last act (in this instance cer tainly not of kindness but rather necessity) could be com pleted, the bodies were in a state of decomposition, I will riot shock your feelings by describing. " Those of the higher order who have shut themselves tip in their houses, where they have been so long living in ill the happiness of domestic comfort, surrounded by their children, the dearest pledges of their affection, are not more secure from this pestilence than those who sur round their doors—daily some member of their families .Iropping off, their houses turned into sepulchres, and their inmates interred. Husbands, wives, and children, with 'servants and slaves, without the right of sepulture —until the last falls a heap of nothingness above them, and ter .ninat s with his existence his race. Others again wander shout from place to place in the vain hope of escape, until, weary and forlorn, they become lost to all the better feel ings of our nature in the immensity of their wretchedness, and returnine to the place from whence they were driven, they add pillage to pestilence, and every other vice of which they are capable, to despair—until, abandoned to the most reckless apathy, they die. Here you may see a group of wretches madly endeavouring to deceive each Aber and themselves, that 'it is better,' although they have witnessed one of their party carried away only an 'tour before. At a little distance you see another patty huddled together to weep in silence, until death dries their gars for ever ; and still worse, the little infant wanderer that meets your eyes parentless, friendless, housele , s, would move a heart to tenderness that never felt before; and yet such things are." Yesterday an inquest was holden at the sign of the Greenwich Pensioner, in Ship-lane, Poplar, be fore Mr. BAKER and a respectable Jury, on view of the body of Mrs. Elizabeth Sherwood, a widow lady, residing in the neighbourhood, who had com mitted suicide on the day before. Mr. Tatham, a surgeon, had known and attended the deceased professionally for some years. On Saturday week he was called on to attend her, and oil going to her house he found her labouring under great pain and excitement, and on making inquiries of her as to the cause, she admitted having swallowed three-pennyworth of laudanum, for the purpose of self-destruction. He instantly applied the stomach pump and other remedies, which relieved her, and she in a short time became quite recovered. The cir cumstance of the rash attempt, however, appeared to prey much on her mind and spirits, and she said she feared she should never get over the disgrace of it. Perceiving her to be so disturbed, he advised her fr ends to look to and take care of her. On Oe Thursday following, he understood she made a se cond attempt on her life, by throwing herself into a filthy puddle called the Black Ditch; and on Mon day last he was sent for to attend her, and on going to her house he found her quite dead. Her death had been produced by strangulation, and he ad no hesitation in saying, that for some time pre vious to her dissolu.ion she laboured under mental insanity. The brother of the deceased spoke to being the (1 0 . ;T: verdict Yesterday a Coroner's inquest was held before Mr. CARTER, at the sign of the Hand and Marygold, Star-corner, Bermondsey, on the body of Thomas Grainger, a young man, who destroyed himself under the following circumstances :—The deceased had recently quitted the New Police, in which he had served for the last two years, at the request of a person named Land, a cousin of his, who carried on the business of a baker, in Long-lane, Bermondsey. Land, it appeared, had prevailed on the deceased and his wife to takeapartments in his house,and employed one to assist him in his trade, and the other to act as housekeeper. Grainger, having some suspicion of his wife's constancy, determined on watching her actions very closely, and for this purpose he left home on Thursday evening, saying that he should not return for some time. At that period there were no per •ons in the house except Land and the deceased's wife. The deceased then went to the house of a leather-dresser, within a few doors of that which he had just left, and asked permission to go to the rear of the premises, saying that he was an officer, and that he wanted to watch a suspected character. Having received the consent of the leather-dresser, he deceased, on getting into the yard, clambered ,ver the wall until he arrived at another yard, from whence he bad a perfect view of the baker's pre. .nises. He had not been long in the position he had •aken up, when he had ample proof of his wife's in fidelity with the baker. Having satisfied himself on his point, the deceased returned back into the leather-dresser's premises, and then told him what he had witnessed, and seemed to be labouring under ;treat agitation of mind. He then went round to Land's house, and upbraided both him and his (de ceased's) wife for the conduct they had pursued to vards him in his absence. Words ensued, in the course of which the deceased said, that he was -atisfied of his wife's guilt; upon which she replied, by saying that as he had called her a-, he was now satisfied that she was one, nd teat he might act as he pleased. The de ceased remained in the house that night, and came down stairs in the morning, and while they were at breakfast, he said that he had left his watch in the bed-room. Having remained there for some time, his wife went up stairs, and saw him suspended by (lie neck with a small piece of cord to the bedstead. She walked down stairs and told the baker that her imsband was hanging to the bed-post, and instead ( f his running up to the room and cutting down the unfortunate man, he went off in quest of a sur geon, and did not return until the lapse of twenty minutes, at the expiration of which time Dr. Castles called at the house, and with his own hands cut down the deceased, who was quite dead at the time. Land, the baker, was called into the jury -room, and -everely rebuked for the shameful manner in which tie had aeted on the occasion, both in having adol erous intercourse with the wife of the deceased, Ind also with neglecting to attempt to save his life, instead of permitting him to be suspended by the neck for such a length of time. Verdict--- .. The deceased destroyed himself in a fit of insanity, pro lined by the misconduct of his wife, and Land, the ')aker." In Sweden, when a hare is taken, the head, vith the exception of the ears, which remain attached to the skin, is severed with a knife from the body. The rea •on alleged for this custom, which is universally adopted, Is that, if a woman in a state of pregnancy were to see the head of the animal, her offspring would inevitably have s hare-lip. DUEL.--Thursday morning, a hostile meet ing took place on she town-moor here, between JOHN ATEAVENCON, Esq., banker, and WILLIAM A. SURTEES, the late sheriff of this town. The former was ..ttended by J. L. Hoon, Esq., and the latter by WILLIAM FORSTER, Esq. After an exchange Of shots the of .ir Terminated by Mr. Hoon withdrawing his fi iend, Mr. STICAVIENSON, trout the ground..--Newcasik Journal.