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1.4„11,'.----I,jor,llkeentrYear Such was : 14111 1111111111 • • 11 . • 182 THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. -...... . . . . . . .. ......„....,..,.. • .....„,..•. ..,.. __ ~_ • , .. Vottrg. THE PORT OF POMPEIL-A most striking discovery has THE CAPTIVE EX-MINISTERS OF FRANCE. lately been made; no less than that of the tong . anticipated Visit to the Castle of Ham. MODERN DICTIONARY. Distant Relations.-People who imagine they have a claim W 4111. ‘ &111 t- Issumm. ' - port of Pompeii, with ics vessels overthrown on their sides, and rob you if you are rich, and to insult you if you are poor. A DREAM. Ladvocat published an account of his . journey to Ham Castle covered and preserved by the eruptive volcanic matter which .Hunour.-Shooting a friend through the head whom you loves, in order to gain the praise of a few others whom you despise arie (From the Dublin University Magazine.) has thus anchored them for so many ages. About thirty masts to thank Peyronnet for his contributions to his work,. "Le hate. ' - have been found. Livre des Cent-et-Un." The details which he gives of this un- I ssarr-and back to my early dap THE POLITE MAGISTRATE.-His delicacy was proverbial. fortunate state prisoner, as well as _of his brother ca tives • r ii , TUESDAY, sth February.- gibippin_g 1 p ' Marriage.-The gate through which the happy lover loave s Aral R ll ivi).-'William, Bennett, fr his enchanted regions, and returns to earth. Did wandering fancy roam, I myself was present, on more than one occasion, when he was render his contribution one of articular interest at the present Friend.-A person who will not assist you, because he When my hopes were bright, and my heart was light, engaged on a criminal investigation. "My honest friend," juncture. We extract the following :- And my own a happy home. said he to a regular ruffian, "my honest friend, you are found "Count Peyronnet . received us with kindness and urbanity. your love will excuse him. knob e F m a d i isaah,: isGf,ori 'Wilson, ds m oonn,.fkomm Charles „. ne i tl.j o h' 4 a--Dennett Harrison, from guilty of felony." At another time I have th e mos t di s ti nc t I f oun d hi m in th e m id s t o f hi s l a b ours , tete-a-tete with his Young Attorney.-A useless member of society, who often . s ess - e s °. and Nero 'Jarvis, from St And I dream'd I was young and innocent, recollection of his taking an examination thus: Sir Di or clever friend, M. Jules de Resseguier. The study or working- where he has no business to be, because he has no busine" isiste s ,s ---=, and Robert Ker And my brow untraced by care, questions-(he-had a little peculiarity of repeating the answers room in which I found the captive Count, is fitted up with four where he ought to be. While my parents smiled, on their darling child, made to him)-and the man replies; bear this in mind, and small book-cases, whose shelves contain all the French histo- Doctor.-A man who kills you to-day to save you from (Via Ellice, Liddell. and. Bra i i tezuma Cheney, hence at P And breathed for his weal a prayer. you'll understand the affair in a trice. "My good friend, you are rians, together with various works on Jurisprudence, and other to-morrow. This study is furnished with great simplicity. Lunatic Asylum.-A kind of hospital, where detected lunatic° ets e , brought before me on a charge of murder; what have you to grave matters. t r-j i,3t -li . . Galt, hence at Virginia, i Once again I was rising before the sun,to ti g e Y t . , Brunton, observe on the subject?" ' Eh, your worship?" (!'hose A l arge t a bl e w i t h a green cover , an d arm chair, ala Voltaire, are sent by those who have the adroitness to conceal their o' ll , ..: 4 6rtiard, Walker, hence for Mc For in childhood I was told, hardened wretches are always so ignorant.) "How did it hap- are the principal things it contains. A clock, and a . looking- infirmity. Si .e tian Cockerill, hence for Ch pea r , . Why th us , y o u r worship :-Jet was very saucy, and glass, adorn the mantel-piece, over tto, , : i3 :Eintvarißi. , 2 tbe B lin.3 ,_ sha l g.Bv on hrrli g ug • nbe. 6 nß 2 ni rna l e a df , on o rize u l. ! eN l fr i nora Nash, ' V tt• II ' 14 * - A'; the car o saved and carried is If its earliest ray, on my head should play, said as how he 'would knock the breath out ot my body." in the Count's hand-writing-a motto singularly characteristic Tragedian. -A fellow with a tin of on his head, who Stine!! I ' It would turn each tress to gold. " Good! And what did you reply ?" "Nothing; I floored of hissituation:-- , m ou lt me tarde-Th e windows are enlivened about the stage, and gets into a violent passion for so much DISESDAI, 6th February. I was kneeling again on the grassy knoll, him." "Good! and then-" Why, then, your worship, with flowers planted in boxes-placed there, no doubt, to con- night„,_. they took him up, and found that his head was cut open." ceal the iron bars. Four portraits-those of his children-are My Dear.-An expression used by man and wife at the ceey Where I never may kneel more, "His head was cut open! Good! and what followed?" "After suspended within view of the solitary occupant of this dreary mencement of a quarrel. 'And I pray'd, and was bless'd, with that holier rest, L'l4 Charleston -Active, Reeves, I I I Whose halcyon reign is o'er. that, your worship, they gathered him up to take him to the abode. I had seen the Count on Sunday the 25th of July,.lB3U, 4 lt_. e1. 1) 0 01, Neverton, hence at St II dispensary; but he died on the road." "He died on the road! as he went to St. Cloud, and I found him less altered in aft- THE NEXT EASTER SEssloNs,-The almanacks have fise , bri ' I Ann, Leggett, hence at St. pearance than I had anticipated, after so cruel a reverse of for- Monday, April 1, to be the first day on which the next Easto I was sporting again through the fields and flowers, Very good !"-147.tychcotte of St. John's. n itrt °n, Grayson, hence at St. Johi Cuna AN'S FIRST BRIEF.-" I then lived," said he, "upon tune. His habits are very regular. He is always dressed with Sessions can b e held. It ma y b e as we ll th a t suc h an erro l i ~,lilli A Ge g le l r s , and Lorimer, Betts , And felt at each step new joys ; N ale hence at Geno Hogill; ;and ife and children were the chief furniture of my extreme neatness, aud generally wears round his waist a sash should not go uncorrected, thcaigh so very evident ou any , I . ll ;lt t rh e id, 'os e e,;, ers ; Liverpool But I woke with a sigh, that e'er memory Should revive what time destroys. apartments as to my rent, it stood pretty much the same which his son Jules brought from Algiers. The Count seems quiry being, made. The act 1W.4, c. SO, s. 35, enacts ti' ,, ; 411,7Zee, z e m a; J ano n, Knodten chance of its liquidation with the national debt. Mrs. Curran,. to have imposed upon himself th e obligation of not asking for they shall be held "in the first week a ft er the 31st of Marc!': Ali Hill ; Superb, White ;Lo however, was a barrister's lady, and what she wanted in wealth anything. He had, last year, an attact of sciatic gout, which Now, as Sunday is the first day of every week in law, and as 1 , she was well determined should be supplied by dignity. The lasted four months and a half and he could go from his arm- this year the 31st of March falls on the Sunday it follows Os , Lis 'Young, from Sierra Le from Demers THE CHILD READING THE BIBLE. • . , ss 1h Packet, De chi from Pernan landlady, on the other hand, had no idea of any gradation ex- chair to his bed only by means of a line of chairs, which he had the said Sessions must be held in the week next after-of whi' s 4 aaki na ,„ , f rom ports s BY MRS. lIEMANS. cept that of pounds, shillings, and pence. I walked out one himself formed. He would not even claim medical assistance. Sunday, April 7, is the first day : so that Monday, April , yisi4kria, Sin;pson, hence for Ostel Li e rt i llir.opke, all from this port, _at (From Blackwood's Magazine.) morning to avoid the perpetual' altercations on the subject, with a Bth J ' • • Messrs De Chantelauze and De Guernon-Ranville inhabit the first day on which they can legally be held.-Le paid to l e e f o . tz: :, ,L ° 7 o.__T the ledeicesaeLbal from r e u . . gkhtirf, :: fror i n nez ;t. 1: my mind, you may imagine, in no very enviable temperament. the ground floor : Prince Polignac and Count Peyronnet, the --(The error here pointed out certainly pervades the Londe) ,It e e u j rgus, ---, A dancing shape, an image gay, I fell into the gloom to which, from my infancy, I had been first story. The arrangement of each prisoner's apartments is ahhanacks • but H OLDEN'S Liverpool Almanack will be feu ouskie to fr ii e c , ha r e o l m ,s_T e ru w i O ne rl : To haunt, to startle, to waylay. occasionally subject. I had a family for whom I had no dinner ; fc : 'be e ll °l:T : lt f i r berv o lli m rD'U. ll - andß l o -SW b Di i : le °.tlia : s sa ans7 i ut led 'hppl'i:o 3o a:le'd th ruw D aanr e ldu e, the same. Parallel to each other, and consisting of a study correct in this particular.-En. Liverpool Standard.] , • • • • and a landlady for whom I had no rent. I had gone abroadin and bed-room, they are separated by a passage or corridor the " ATTENTION TO THE LADIES !"-A HINT TO " GENII'; A being breathing thoughtful breath, despondence : I returned home almost in desperation. When Gomm of which, open during the day, communicates with ' the MEN" NOT FAR OFF.-We have only yet had an opportu . A traveller between life and death." I opened the door of ray study, where Lavater alone could have on dining-room, and the platform of the castle. At night of seeing one instance of the greater courtesy to ein il i j o l ; WORDSWORTH. found a library, the first object which presented itself was an the door is closed, and all communication with every other part in this country, of which we have heard much. In ass . &sci immense folio of a brief, twenty golden guineas wrapped u be- of the fortress cut off till next morning. The four captive across the ferry to Brocklyn in a steam-boat, my wife, and ttnr,:ss, an.)---IN ellington, Brov I SAW him at his sport erewhile, habits, M. de Change- gentlemen who accompanied her, were seated, when some side it, and the name of Old Bob Lyons marked upon the back Ministers differ much in their personal The bright exulting boy, of it. I paid my landlady, bought a good dinner, gave Bob lauze seems the most affected. It must, however, be stated, males came into the boat, and all the seats were occupis - . It s t i 's, sirrt l M M • , - Like summer's lightning came the smile Lyons a share of it, and that dinner was the date of - my pro- that he is the worst off, for he is quite alone during nine months Their male attendant at once addressed those gentlemen, ",s %, - ;,i''s from Dublin-Mary Seven Brothers, France' Of his young spirit's joy ; sperity.-Legal Examiner. of the year. During the other three, he enjoys the society of a dies, gentlemen ;" and they of course relinquished their sea' St 'mein, Mather, from Droghed A flash that wheresoe'er it broke, A FINISHED COQUETTE.-She had the art of keeping an in- generous brother, who sacrifices his interest, and the happiness It behoved them to have done so, whoever the females * 1, 14 t 6 k r o Y Anil Webb, Hesse, sailed fr To life undreamt-of beauty woke. definite number of persons occupied with her alone' she had of domestic affection, to bring consolation to his afflicted rela- be, mechanics' wives, or even in what we should call the to - ; • „_Te Garrett; Perseverance, ", Britannia, 'Short, hence at Africa 1 His fair locks waved in sunny play, left her shawl in the next room, and, with a thousand graceful five. In the long interval between his brother's visits, M. de orders of society.-STuaaT's Three Years in America. , e t. k tt,td. Tweedier Rebecca, Cresw apologies, she asked one person to fetch it for her, at the same Chantelauze leads a life of intellectual abstraction. He seems ROASTING BY Gas.-An ineenious apparatus has lately llc hf n oh ta, pr ev i ous t o 10th Dec. By a clear fountain's side, time holding her cup in a helpless manner, and casting a be- to have got rid of all earthly thoughts, and to be plunged in so constructed by Mr. Hicks oeWimpole-street, for roasting ' G r :"'"inson, White, hence at Dem , Where jewel-colour'd pebbles lay seechin,g glance around her, which brought a hundred eager profound a meditation as t o f or e e t even th e nece ss ity of cloth- gas. It is extremely simple, and, as we can testify, very e; llob e e. Davis, hence at Antigua. Beneath the shallow tide ; hands to set it down. Then she looked timidly confused at mg himself. M. de Guernon, of a firmer temperament, and feet in operation. The meat is stuck upon an upright spit ''•4 And pearly spray at times would meet having given so much trouble. Presently she had a m es sage whom the recollections of former studies ha ve b e tt er qualified spike, round the base of which is a metallic ring, like the ' ; :t kit e : Ilajmiry; and l li l lf r e ta :S, P froni The glancing of his fairy feet. tle T in S e ar . gent, Olive. henca e t_Kl , to send to her cousin Fanny, with which she despatched one for the rigour of a life of solitude and captivity, in which the receiver of a table-lamp; and on the outside of this ring s-, S,-= an c h or , - ' um- 3 ' He twined him wreaths of all spring -flowers, admirer, while she hinted in a low voice to another, w h o was man of science can always find occupation, divides his time be- fissure, through which the gas issues in regulated quautitl'i ''Ss'i, Robertson, from St John's, Is pressing her to stand up in the next quadrille, that she did not tween natural philosophy and mathematics. He spends near The meat being spitted and the gas lighted, a copper cone 0 ser sde alerino, at Belfast. Which drank that streamlet's dew ; like to do so while Fanny was sitting still. The devoted youth his air-pump all the hours which he does not employ in the so- lowered over the whole, and th e roasti n g is e ff ec t e d by the he g i IS, 1 ?Ids, Wescott, hence for 800 He flung them o'er the wave in showers, flew to dance with Fanny, claiming as his reward the hand of lution of algebraical questions ; but he is most frequently to be radiating from the sides of this cone. A duck, a pigeon, a l e , s lss eisiret Hobson, Till, gazing, scarce I knew Isabella for the ensuing waltz. She knew how to pique and to found standing before a large black board with strange lines of mutton, and a very large piece of beef, were roasted in es, Which seem'd more pure, or bright, or wild, excite the vanity of each :to one she implied she had heard and figures chalked upon it-his clothes in disorder, and his face presence; and certainly, the duck and the pigeon, of which'`„, tler,tarkneld, which was on shore The singing fount or laughing child, something of him which certainly had very much surprised her; half covered with a thick beard, which the razor has not touched partook, were excellent. Much, however, remains to be d°,,," ' considerable damage. To look on all that joy and bloom to another that she understood he had been abusing her hor- since his captivity-where, from his costume and occupation, before the invention can be made serviceable. There are nlv i ,0, ~, h TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 7t 4. long , 3 Ab o son, hence for Bal. ridlv ; she playfully scolded a third for not admiring Fanny he might be taken for Galileo seeking the solution of his berless uses for a kitchen fire besides roasting; and few fa°, Made Earth one festal scene, halt' as much as he ought, and wondered how he could be so problem. lies will be inclined to admit the most horrible of all nuisance,, Where the dull shadow of the tomb blind. She assured a fourth that he and all the world had quite a Prince Polignac is changed in nothing. He is here, as at a gas-pipe, into their house, on the mere chance of an oetis saved, eg il le b d re th i e sla J n o d h , n, at be n lo o ngi ci Seem'd as it ne'er had been. mistaken her disposition; . indeed, that scarcely any one did Paris, the man of elegant manners and fashionable life. He sional service in this way. Neither do we think it will e ver How could one image of decay understand her : implying there was a depth of character and is calm, resigned, nay almost indifferent, either from philoso- found so effective for general purposes, or so cheap as some €. IMP Oi Steal o'er the dawn of such clear day ? feeling beyond the reach of the multitude, and thereby piquing phy or from piety, or perhaps from both; appearing to suffer the portable kitchens, which can by a lamp or two ern w° ,i . n,, WEST INDIES AN and interesting the sentimental youth to discover these hidden Just the same degree of ennui as he would in a stage box at the of charcoal, cook a whole dinner; but Mr. Hicks is an ing •tsaa,l4o Struthers, fm Demerara, I saw once more that aspect bright- treasures.-Recollections of a Chaperon. opera-well-bred, affable, amiable, and, above all, of courtly nious man, and no doubt many applications and improverue ly r e' l , titi 2 , srls coffee, N Waterhouse am The boy's meek head was how'd THE RAVEN.-It is a pleasing fiction of pastoral life, which bearing. But he, at least, can see his wife and children, for will hereafter suggest themselves to him.--Atheneum. ' l 4‘ s Pus 20 hds 20 brls rum, T an( In silence o'er the Book of Light, time and rustic credulity have almost exalted into a fact, that whom he is not dead, as he is to society. He has formed a CURIOUS SKETCH IN AN AMERICAN CHURCH.-There 4 , 11,s is lama and Cook 12 hds do,l I See And like a golden cloud, g hds - on the anniversary of St. Valentine there is a general sweet new nation out of his family, and out of his prison a palace. nothing remarkable in the first part of the service. The Tat, N ,_ , sugar, Douglas, Pram The still cloud of a pictured sky- hearting among the feathered tribes; and so far as it determines His occupations are confined to drawing and music. He is was hot, and the precentor, as usual, in the centre of' the frO O t ,, a ~,'aexay-15 hds sugar, Exec 0 '41.. Porter-60 csks met es, 1 Ills locks droop'd round it lovingly. the " now about" of ornithological hymeneals, this is a useful always dressed with extreme elegance; and when he takes his walk gallery, opposite to the nainster, officiated not only withon i INTS4 Dk laa o And if my heart had deem'd him fair, datum, St. Valentine's being to the little warblers what Easter upon the platform, which is from sixty to eighty feet long, and gown, but without a coat on his back. There was some sortlk,rillv oo ,,, Benn e tt, fm Jamaica, wits week is to the Romanists-a very great time for weddings. But scarcely more than five wide, he might be taken for a London instrumental music-hautboys and bassoons, I think-ag,,,ekr, ' s . z! _ T Hatton,. jun-I r B bgs i n )iin , When in the fountain glade, the most ardent lover of the season-and you would'nt think it, exquisite visiting a prison. He goes out every morning at which there are, as we hear, no prejudices in this country. i Jeli A tl P t ils ttsZ r rit Tb23sifgelell and A creature of the sky and air, to look at him-is the raven. Long' before the generality of seven, rain or sunshine ; and either, for his health or to mortify clergyman, a very unaffected, sincere-looking person, te 4wood, order-Q Dk Almost on wings he play'd ; birds have declared their soft pangs, or even obtained an intro- the attendant janitors who accompany him, lie runs along the vered a plain, sensible discourse, in which he introduced si stit UNITED ST Oh ! how much holier beauty now duction, this Othello-of the grove has finished his lofty bower; platform so fast, that not one of them can follow him-an limo- names of Dr. Erskine and Dr. Chalmers, which solltiss''' is s s lso ss la. Turner, fm Charleston, wi Lit the young human Being's brow ! and by the time they have gone through the necessary squabbles cent pleasantry, if he mean it as such, which recals that of strange to us, considering where we were, on the western sfi'e, ne lei s - do, Buchanan, Laird and c and jealousies of courtship, he finds himself the happy parent Henry IV. at Mayence. The Prince, whom a former capti- of the Atlantic, not very far from the falls of Niagara. ~,s, par ion ß e a L i l l u alle s n a r i i cri l i d as o ie ß r Bat The Being born to toil, to die, of a nest full of younkers, where father's beaks and mother's vity of eleven years, after the execution of a sentence which the close of the sermon, he addressed his hearers in some 5 ' 1 3 's se ei ski N,S Fearce, fm * Charleston, wit To break forth from the tomb, raven locks salute him on every hand. But the raven is be- condemned him to two year's imprisonment,. had accustomed terms as these :-" My friends, the Sacrament of the ''• fl ii 140 0si c s it alacl co-123 do, J M'Cammon- Unto far nobler destiny coming so rare in every part ot th e c ountry, that we shall not to the life of a prison, resumed its habits without any effort. Supper is to be dispensed here this evening. This is a a ' kilt, se , % k Der, Jackson, fm Charleston, v Than waits the sky-lark's plume ! be very greatly surprised, some e i g hty or ninety years hence, From humility or inclination, he suffers his cook (the same church, open to all-Presbyterians, Methodists, Baptists, o s , j,,Wity dunnage boards, Watson, I saw him, in that thoughtful hour, to hear our grand-children call in question our testimony on who served him when minister) to remain idle ; and he lives as other denominations of Christians. This is according to ,; 1 41,74 , e ,"2 -in and Garr-431 do, o r d er _ Win the first knowledge of his dower. this subject, and rank the " chief of the pie kind" as a mere fa- prisoners live in the Castle of Ham. belief. All are invited; the risk is theirs." Such liberv o lNrs, Adelaide, Borland, fm New C bulous companion to the roc and the basilisk. Indeed, at this "M. de Guernon takes his walk at a later hour; M. de is, we find on inquiry, not unusual among the clergymen, es,•hqso a `st i r s m awl . co-661 do, Wam re as . Son ;B do, Bolton, Ogch The soul, the awakening soul I saw, day, we know but of one pair in our neighbourhood; and Chantelauze takes no walk; and Count Peyronnet never goes con, s eregations of different sects, with the exception, mu gene 's lei-ar s ' to-la Dk My watching eye could trace though the old man who lives at the cottage by Maplewood- out. For twenty-two months the Count has not left his apart- of Unitarians.-STUART'S Three Years in America. , d ,!'kr te r,d Susan, Pierce, fm New Or The shadows of its new-born awe, side can generally point out their nest, in some lofty tree or mea t s. He has no objection, he says, to take a walk, but does WIT IN CHOOSING TEXTS.-A young preacher, in tne •;, - 01 1 4 1 t,i t ,,ol i des, order-Q Dk rocky cliff, we have wandered for hours in the forest without not choose to be walked. He maintains, that in his case the of James 1., being appointed to hold forth before the vice- o ,l4Se ns .....ervcomb e , fm Savannah, v Sweeping o'er that fair face; being able to obtain a glimpse of them.-New Sporting May. l aw passed last . year has been violated. It assigns, he says, to cellar and heads of the colleges of Oxford, chose for his 0 , te•ss., Qs ' 9 do, Collmann, Lambert a As o'er a flower might pass the shade 0., do, Bolton, Ogden and c 101 THE CHARMED SEA is the name of a lake in Siberia, where certain state prisoners a fortress for their prison ; but it imposes "What ! cannot ye watch one hour ?" which carried a per ii°o, Lail o -1...4 I, lioward and Brothers-208 By some dread angel's pinion made ! as the vice-chancellor to be one of t,,, . b a band of Polish exiles are consigned to all the miseries of upon the captive bearing the weight of his punishment, the allusion,who happened • f I ' l ' °"' ' k The soul, the Mother of deep fears, banishment, poverty, hardship, a barren soil, and frozen climate, continual presence of a troublesome witness, and it takes no l heavy-headedpersons cannot attend church without A ,I, N o ? o Pverta, Pace fm Charleston, the preacher repeating his in • I° ` - ks -"' 34 6 ' Of high hopes infinite, The description is too striking to be omitted.-Before the last more from his privilege of locomotion, than that specified in as eep. e . „„s , 0 a ..... 1 bales cotton, A Lodge I Of glorious dreams, mysterious tears, echo had died away, a gurgling, rushing sound came from a his sentence. the Count asserts, that a jailor has no more , ner at the end ofevery divisionof his discourse, the unfortirsa es Bh f 6 do, W Brown and Son-6 ot` °, 8,, h tes rice, T and W Earle and distance, and those who gazed upon the expanse of waters saw right to accompany the prisoner in his walk, than to sit with vice-chancellor as often awoke; and this happened so ; Pla , on; Of sleepless inner sight; se e s , 1 , ' 4, Ls . s"eld and co-512 bales cot a prodigious swell approaching from the north-east, and rolling him in his room and occupy one side of his chimney corner, or that at last all present could very well . see the Joke. 1 h wit - i, -0 11:4 2 sjoars--K Dk Lovely, but solemn, it arose, majestically towards them, slowly enough to afford the strange to sleep with him in the same bed. He alleges, moreover, that chancellor was so nettled at the disturbance he had met, r ,, , ~ d a tid , s ones, fm Charleston, with Unfolding what no more might close, spectacle of half the lake in a state of storm, and the other half it is absurd to tie him to particular hours, and to say to him, and at the talk it occasioned, that he complained to the Ito 1 " 1 0 t , seVs-52 do, P Chalonetr,Son a as smooth as glass. Presently, the whole was surging, tossing, 'Go out, now, notwithstanding it rains and you are busy. At bishop of Canterbury, who immediately sent for the l'S e S k 1 _ 4 1. 04 , 4 f . 1 .4 ln d e c i . ix o -44 Martine The red-leaved tablets,' undefiled, foaming, roaring, while not a breath of air was at first felt by another hour, when the weather is fine and you have nothing man, to reprove him for what he had done. In . the emir,' a1 k ...i 1 . 2 ° r k artyn fm New e r ork, with I As yet, by evil thought- the conference which ensued between the Archpishop an 4 41 0 %oi ls ' • those on the shore. Next followed a flapping of wings over- to do, you shall not go out.' . . . (p et, 2 11--. e„„ indi g o . , H Petry and co- Oh ! little dream'd the brooding child, reacher the lattergave so man proofs ot his wit and goo -tr t h sus is head, for the eagles were roused; and a prodirsious cackling "The prisoners breakfast in their own apartments • but theyer ns salteddlides t Dennistoun a p ha his ' d •theh h• - b e fore. 4 Of what within me wrought, and hurry-scurry in the marshes on either hand,' for the wild- dine together; with the exception, however, of Count Peron- l in t grace procu e re ad him i e onour of preacing . 11 ,, 15 '_ial : , w i th o t n lo t k iemwa Yorkwo , 361 While la's young heart first burn'd and stirr'd, fowl were alarmed; and a crashing of boughs among the firs iu net, who dines alone, and whose dinner is brought to him from t 11 " e L e als° F ir r First h*iui ii7hae gave out his . texte,.l CO „ „,._ ,fm , I do e- s'rn, Roskell, Ogden and l c t o h • And quiver'd to the Eternal Word. ~ the back ground, whether by a rising wind, or by wild beasts, the Rue Tournoyante. Count Peyronuet's table is neither war = _ mes i s and _Sixth, _ rer not," 1 the w 1 1c h " l : 10 4 e., 2 4 selly, Prevost and co-43 r • could not be known. Then the clouds were parted, and the more nor less sumptuous than that of his fellow-captives; the every body present saw to be a stroke at . indecisive.loj 6,, 14,„eslta sweepwashers' sand J / And reverently my spirit caught stars seemed to scud behind them; the fogs were swept away in only difference is its absolute solitude. ter of the monarch. James, equally quick-sighted, exc. s s, arl s „nalstou n , Mackie and c ' "5, The reverence of his gaze ; puffs, and the opposite shores appeared to advance or recede, " He's at me already ; " but he was, upon the whole, s° s t ot lit°, 'u.s. S Dutton and Nephew-1 A sight with dew.of blessing fraught P • " The dining-room of the captive Ministers is transformed pleased with this clerical wag as to make him one of his es/ s cra lts Prodsham-3 according to the comparative clearness of the medium through pckgs do, B C To hallow after-days ; which they were seen. The snowy peaks, on the western side, every sunday into a Chapel, where they h ear mass , t o which lains in ordinary. He afterwards went to Oxford, and prey pr' ( t t . ,rtar, i - Inksa, 1 brl tiour, order-P L with 2 hf To make the proud heart meekly wise, looked of a glittering whiteness in the morning light, while theonly the Commandant Del ire and the boy who serves the y , a farewell sermon on the text, n Sleep on now, and take Priest at the altar, are admitted. rest." r kl i s t'. Jevo S and co-2 bx rs t ,,,, ns, Suns fir-clad mountains opposite seemed of a deeper blackness from , 110• 2 . W ;;!,--1 ha books, Rathbone, ] By the sweet faith in those calm eyes. the contrast. The waters were of all hues ot green, in propor- " The garrison in the Castle is composed of t wo pi c k e d c orn - PLAYS . AND PLAYERS.-There have been no dramatic. r : . ,st sr , 3, e sssown--! csks do, 1100 we It seem 'd as if a temple rose lion as their depth varied from twenty to more than two hum- panies, and a company of artillery, forming altogether about ties during the past week. Bernard's comic piece of t c n t ' if er, sStp ort a,, o s n ks an 5 d .i . ) 1 1 4 9 paperc,4 cottonpk con dred fathoms. In the shallower parts it might be seen that 400 men. The draw-bridges are raised at eight o'clock in the roes Man was produced on Saturday, with complete - e i . i'„Ki.t...l,,r,! , ), 1 Before me brightly there, Litelield, fm Charleston, bed was a rocky basin, with no mud, and scarcely any evening. In all respects, the is upon the same footing We can readily fancy Farren's personation of Mr. Asp 1 J 0 47%, 4 15 e 0, And in the depths of its repose Cropper, Benson and c j Power plays an impudent -Irishman-a sort 0 ' r oe D.'t ts r---P Dk sand to injure the transparency of the waters, even after the as all other fortresses." perfect. f hit D l ei,,v l ., 1S eh, My soul o'erflow'd with prayer, Jones to the Nervous Man. t has been a lucky for ~ ,„ a e , Tornkins, fm Savannah Is most searching storm. Pillars of granite shoot up from this Feeling a solemn presence nigh- lane, which was sadly deficient in magnetic power. , r , ~ 4 44,i iid co -91 do, W and J Bro ' rocky foundation, and in sunshine shew like points of light CAPTAIN BACK'S ARCTIC EXPEDITION.-A misleading, if are returned to Dru --lane. SI, ' , I 4- Wood and her husband sl to 11 Ikr cu_ 505 do, order --G Dk wn arm The power of Infant Sanctity! amidst the emerald waves. The only circumstance which the not a mischievous attempt, has been made to mislead the public Lea h owland Aikin, fm New Orle boatmen could find it difficult to account for was, why fish were week re ad ing an is to be performed. We have been i'l lo s ,s pi , Iti • 0 Father ! mould my heart once more, feeling respecting this bold and patriotic undertaking. The sick of• • • 44 ..-' le its announcement in the bills. reop ,PA W I , sq r hi e i ,,,. en and co -25 do, W Stewar permitted to exist in this lake; neither did it live in the memory simple fact is, that enough has been obtained to support the ex-ish, fat Charleston, with By thy prevailing breath ! so much of thing." The Rival Managers, it seel' s s i lail , ' sts,,kel c of man when permission was given to mortals to catch them; will in all its objects during two ears • but £2OOO moresat 55 00 ,4 1 4‘. sss s pti - 24 do, W Stuart-76 do, Teach me, oh ! teach me to ador e upon their old everyc a running each other down. butsome pretty traditionary stories were current respecting the will be requisite to keep it in activity for three years- a con- they are goi to bring out La Bayadere, because It r epf'4k„ s._ BRITISH AME Ev'n with that pure One's faith ; question; and as to the former, perhaps it might be an summation most desirable, and one, the supply for which we has announce it; and at Covent-garden they talk ° • - f, poritts - LNkFre exna , Halifax, A faith, all made of love and light, amusement to the lake-spirits to chase a finny prey among the do not for a moment doubt, will be speedily and amply pro- ducing Don Giovani, because Drury is doin . "" a ` nO b w' d" -I ' 4 ll fm - e -n 2o . S o tt-ei, aiCtTit 1 Child-like, and therefore, full of• might ! pillars and recesses of their green roofed sea-halls, as it is to vided.-Literary Gazette. g see , A „.,_ os had better wait to see how it succeeds first.-The A" rf iistr - qlsk tk &'% - sso hds sugar, W Lindsa, kindred beings to follow the wild ass among the hills, or the , I csks oil, W Fairclougi ABORIGINAL HomE oe THE GiesiEs.-(Chiefly \ derived from doted a vulgar burleseue of Othello, for the purpose ° a .14 "all o t " All this, and more than this, is now engraved upon the red- roebuck over the plain„-The Charmed Sea, by Miss Martineau. a I/ et report of personal inquiries and in v esti g ati ons by M. (le ducing imitations of Kean and Macready in Othello aot rcWni at tiirl e ti ita gan, Lawrence, fm S Job leered tablets of my heart."-HAYWOOD, UTILITY.-That useful knowledge should receive our first .t.ts Y e e' ) . Hs zi.)-This race, whom the Russians, Italians, and Ger by Reeve and Yates. The audience, it seems, did 1 1 . Aie oces , fP,I D I I "wo d t /lber , 8c 20 deals and deal , and chief care, we mean not to dispute. But in our views of mans n respectively denominate Tzengani, Zingari, and Zigcuner, the coarse iiarody of Shakspeare, though Adelphi au- s s, F/ss c;,'',lte , 1 50'bxs digby herrings, SI ' utility, we may differ from some who take this position. There but to whom we English have given the incorrect name of Gyp- not over squeamish. - It was in bad taste ; and, as 5,, - ' ' sle ets let st? Gordon, fm Halifax, - 1•1 S, VARIETIES. are those who may confine this term to the necessaries and which is obviously a corruption of the word " Egyptian" says, "there was no occasion for it." The imitations L'Y s ssd, I :es, abt 20 t logwood, 1 brl 1 • comforts of life, and to the means of producing them. And sines, had t copper pan B retd order had (as if theyoriginally descended from the regions about the and Yates, which are capital, would have told better a s it o , . REASON FOR HUMILITY.-The best of all arguments for hu- is it true, that we need no knowledge, but that which clothes s;e SOI)TH AMERI p r from some recent investigations by Rienzi, to be been otherwise introduced.-Miss Kelly has bee° refs 0 1 )4 la, minty, is to be found in the unanimous testimony of all who and feeds us ? Is it true, that all studies may be dispensed " a t a ey sal 0) soSprott, fin Pernambuco an, have studied insanity, which proves, that all mad people, with- with, but such as teach us to act on matter, and to turn it totime ')appear, 'of the ancient nomadic tube of the Tzengaris or her entertainmentwith • . posterity is abranch of the M• h t 1 3 •who 17 d the other theatres. . a. rat a arias, supp ie . taken at the doors, as at increased success --- 1 1 ens s' a' brls 79 e s - l e ison't - rib, m s „, ____ 4, bxs sugar, aide lir_ ila e "?Ler ma b g s cotton, 50 cs out one exception, are proud. Pride, even in the cases of tell- our use S Happily, human nature is too stubborn to yield to v I , l g M a anr:t r ta ' forces in former times with provisions. - They still be put out of their way, though it be only to go two doors . a shs /ie, Nash, fin Paraiba, with pious and o th er s p ec ies of melancholia, being distinctly trace- this narrow utinty. It is interestiug . to observe how the very form a distinct people on their native soli, are independent both get a ticket.-The King's Theatre will open on the 9th,_ .0 , 4 -54 able as a prevailing principle.-The Chameleon, mechanical arts, which are especially designed to minister to ncluded 1 ~, 0 t ek MEDITRRANI the necessities and comforts •of life, arc perpetually passingof the Brah • 'on and the laws of Manou, and are scat- all time first-rate talent in Euro lis b ' . Brahmin tellgi ,pe as een i to ' ' NVla Itf Erroll, Maitland, fm Sm AMUSEMENTS OF THE PACHA OF EGYPT.-The shabra, the h limits; how they disdain to stop t - mere convenience feted in considerable numbers over the whole face of Hindoos- engagements. Among the female vocalists w e arc ss „, ~_. st p Breed-1 do, J M'Laurin Y favourite palace of Mohammed Ali, is about three m a les from , t these .t. f a lne tan. Tne most probable period of their dispersion into foreign Pasta, Cinti Damoreau, Madame de Merit, Madrie_r o j i t ,` 4 ' l l ELtl t i, r f)reed-1 cs 2 his sponges, A A large and i nc r easing propor ion o hanical labour i; Cairo, on the banks of the Nile. The palace itself is small, but . 1 climes, was that in which the celebrated Timour or Tamerlane badati (from Paris,) who will appear on the olienSlig Li li'lk,,glea ,SYSits, 19 bls yellow b err i es 3 How the gardens are vast and magnificent. In the middle of an givenwould be the art of building, if it limited itself to the construe- overran their native soil; and Rienzi conjectures this to ThehFe Matilde di Shabran; Mdlle. Salve and Mdlle..S ces Days IltN in, "chiaset , I, e, (1 . •.gacant 2es cont. , . unk ' " ~' 11, - ,Les, fin Mensina, with looser orange grove is a kiosque, one of the most elegant and fantastic occurred after the taking of Delhi in January 1399. im- Dresden.) The :arps of male vocalists InCln I tion of a comfortable shelter. How many ships should we d z helli• I ' 11 - . ti, N2opies 36 hds rwi To n creations that, even in the east, the eye can light on. Ascend- dismantle, an ow manybusy trades put to rest, were dress d h . mediate cause of their voluntary expatriation was the same Rubini, V. Galli, 1 ambunne De Begins, an uc el .101.a e P onig° li e ' a Master-350 b ee, ora ing by a magnificent flight of marble steps, you enter a beauti-dread of the conquerors ferocity, which impelled their fellow- new operas, entitled Norma and Beatrice Tends, c . ~f00d,,, 30 k , Seward, fm Leghorn, Licatl and furniture reduced to the standard of convenience. This ful portico; when this portico is past, a beautiful quadrangular countrymen, the Soudras and Panes, to abandon their homes pressly for Pasta by Bellini, are to be produced in L s ` ‘ . ILI * t•I git',atlehovies, J Bibby and co- " tilit" would work great changes in town and country colonnade of white marble is discovered, surrounding a piece of u uld level h dust th wonders f architecture,would an- -namely, 'l'imour's massacre of 100,000 prisoners in cool blood. of the season, and the composer himself will persona‘ll,., ' 4 i . v a VII Ae i- ire , eo--(from Alessina), 1 water, upon which there are two or three barges, gilded in the nwihilate the fine, t he d e blot out innumerable beauties which Large tribes of them may he met with near Visapoor, the en- intend the performance. Nicholson, Mori, Lindley, „,, e trn so‘ li k ,l s _ y z aV co-38 hf pipr b vi , - , ir e a most costly manner, and attached by silken cables to the co- the hand of taste spread over the face of the earth.' Hap- virone of Bangalore, the Malabar coast, &c, Th e y made their Harper, and Platt, are engaged for the o r c hestra. er.. a.S; as r,esna, '''" o n, Prettyjidlnbsx, oranges, Michael's, lurans. A highly ornamented balustrade surrounds the whole, • ly human nature is s t t ng'f the utilitarian. It cannot appearance in Europe at the following dates: In Hungary, man Opera will be supported by Madame Schecku r ,.y I , ‘X "se - do, said Maste m SDk from which several flights of steps lead down to the water, P sa r ti'fstitself ‘viththe convenient. oosru" No passion Unfolds itself ammo 1417 On Bohemia and the German states bordering on from Munich; Madame Fischer-Achten, from 1 3 e_,± 1 2'01, 1,44 0 4 g t0t is SPAIN AND PORT guarded by statues of crocodiles, of colossal dimensions, Off sow s i h h l flt l in d t er tan t e ove o tre ornamen savagedecorates the North bea, at the close of the same year : they had reached Sontag, and De erle Her Kokert, from Dresue"' are eng n o rt l 'elt "ers, Florence, fm St Mich this colonnade are several splendid apartments, the entrance his d he child • struck with the beauty, than person, 9n t . .Is more . . . 8 and Italy in 1422. Pas urer says, that from Berlin • and Irmer, from Stutgardt There ers Switzerland iu . 141 , . _ __. q . . etiej t and Pitcher- ' ' • • *and Pauline L f C4 k U .a. 8.. ' 1 dosaid Master . to which is concealed by purple curtains of silk and gold, thatthey were seen in France as early as in 141 i, giving out, that for the ballet, faglione Adele, Proche, . 0 „ a on. ; q ' t ei s ,, t o _ ersenstrom, fm Lisbon, w the uses of its raiment. So far from limiting ourselves to con- beautifully contrast with the dazzling whiteness of the marble . • e re ant which is nt food and raiment, w njoy but nil t • they were Christians expelled from Lower Egypt by the Sara- Coulon, the two Alberts, Theodore, and Perrot, anion" is Nq. li a lt . h ' f F 1 d • 'The 'll h Mdlle St. -, 0a 4 rnson, fin Cadiz, with 6 hds colUmus. It is here that the Paella comes to repose from the Iclue with some degree e of - order 1 and taste; a and a man ceps but but last from Bo ernia; from • ranee rey passe into favourites. e new appearances will e • and 1. 0 , ~, e, set °, 4 ° ' 6 do, J Knowles, 'on 2 de toils.of the.divan, and to recreate among his women. Happy u r arranged consultalone l' awould Spain and Portugal, and, at a later date, into England, where from Munich; and Mddles.Chavi gn y, Teresa E.lsl,T eatr i c al , b tl ya es gi and Owen-7 do, 1 - hd .1, in is wardrobe find the, Cireasaians who are admitted to the kiosque-it is torsi- wro should comfort , they were first known in Henry the Eighth's reign. They are Eisler, from Berlin.-It is curr en tly reported in S the file , ' J A°,ij.Z„' C and J Rawden and co-31 himself an unwelcome_ gues circ lesthat tin which he would ver - dared as the highest mark of favour that their haughty master at present settled iu every country in E uro p e , a nd throughout eles, that Capt. Gronow, of the Guards, who bid for eco "_ se a s 1, 1 ,4 r s a.,,,,S s t nr csks do, 42 jars the propensity grapes, can show, them. The.Pacha takes great delight in rowin g them reluctantly forego. We are aware . xt to which the greater portion of Asia. Th ere are b u t f ew of them to be Theatre in opposition to M. Laporte, is likelyfto l a i ul C nein soul a k 40 lia N ,',.1.!1-1 brl wine, said Master- about the.piece of water, and on reaching the middle he upsets, we have r . V'rrred, often breaksout in e ravagance and ruinous .d found in Germany. France, s w it aer i an d, th e Netherlands, didate for Drury-lane Theatre in tlie rocan o of 1 his term, s' e s 4r t ~,,cel , v l B br! , s 7 sva i lnuts order-( lc w that the love of ornament is often vitiated Sweden, or Denmark; they abound mos t i n S co tl an d, Ireland, who' retires from the field on 'the e xpirationse s cocoa shell: lessee , ,'r • xii• Ile ' - the, bark, lightly clad in a calico caftan and a juba. He has no 111 Y 1 -- v. r an . ity a c rid ". tat, wen so perverted, it impairs, sometimes but par- n become the„.,,s s o os is, fm St Michael 8, with Hungary, Sclavonia, Courland, Livonia, and Turkey, p close of this season. Should the Caplai ctiftculty . in, reaching the colonnade by swimming, where lie ; destroys, 'the undress ! and 'm licit of the mind, and the ' Lendon pnt) iv 'and co-40 large has do, J se . si p y . , titular! in Spain, where their number is computed at between Alfred Bunn will continue stage manager.- . , i e, ~ throws himself on a heap of luxurious cushions spread for his relish for true that glory. Still, itteaches, even in its excesses, has been 'es] Dk es' reception, and , contemplates the scene with an air of mockfifty • dthousand; and the whole race of these outcasts sixty [ls the said Mr. Alfred Bunn the manager who Aso tit -.k - ves, fin St Michael's, with the idea of beauty is an indestructible principle of our nature, and t in the recent controversy s 0 0 pp, j k. gravity, while the black eunuchs are seen precipitating them- and this single truth is enou_ gh to put us on our guard against 1 1 000 000 would appear not to be far short of 5,000,009 -namely, y, , , mg such a scu y rv- Par ables with the editors of so s), v ia,'-‘er.., 1 ,, fin St 'with r in Europe, 400,000 in Africa, 1,500,000 in India, and about Atheneum and the petty squMichaels, as, aelves from. the balustrade into the water, to rescue the half vulgar notions ofutility. WE. C/ • Do'o th I - . Lannurg, . , ne m- th t Bunn is but a poor cake.] I, 1. ' O , said Master-C Dk drowned Odaliskw.-Metropotitan. " parlance and Means of a National Literature,' ' 2,000,000 throughout the rest of Asia.--sithenceum. the other papers? If so, a ri la It z ia' t tos , AFRICA. ki x , t s ' •ni Africa with 886 esks p qi.,, aire wood l'esk bugles retd, 4bk '