The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-12 00:00:00

SCIENTIFIC litera P 0 1 E HAN., on the I " ' Cert i Scot! tu' Daniel th his very our mud advant The Bri ii Nv taker a the resu has had brewery dently a of the v THE ROMAN REPUBLIC AND ITS OPPONENTS. I (From the Morning Herald.) The position of affairs in reference to Rome and to Italy in general is most complicated and embarrassing—so com plicated and embarrassing, indeed, that even the journal ists in this country and their correspondents, who advised the expedition, and called the Romans cut-throats and turn round volte face, and condemn the brigands, no French Cabinet quite openly. - Having patted on the back the Frencl expedition, the Times and Chronicle are n puzzled and perplexed as the aforesaid adt advisers of the Low just as much All their For now Calculations-: :e loudly told from a bench people, who we louse of Lords, odtbiraty dema- have n lv kpnt. ),000 0 epting t b • a :'2 Bette r tacked 'ere not ur r leaders f their fi 'e have be our early cated lay years, ti rid of t corrur most ment ( have ever c crusad , country 1 to a few I pique, de Babylone, de V parti-pretre most do cm which the mass of thinkit sit- I to laugh, if it did not suj the first repul , and n in favc . nir of the Pope tic, qu TI API Romano hip Californi h May. She Lieut. Be ,at San Francisco, anil the nurn ber of vessels laid up very great. The price of goods bad de considerably on account of the large stocks and t" There was r was very It pectation of more to arrive. end to the gc its richness and abundance more than confirm all past ac , Even common labourers were getting rich. Lieut. ported that he had seen one lump weighine2slbs. The Herald Beale r regret that Lieut. Beale is not acquainted with the Tof gold dust shinned in the Oregon. Most of the arti- on board t rrinr, before the close of the summer. In some narts of Mexico whole towns were deserted by the to California. Their wives and children • mercies of the Indians. From Valpa idjacent parts there was the same onward rush __ land. Nearly all the merchants were preparing _rate men, who are rushing were left to the tend to the gold to emi THE'FLOOD AT NEW ORLEAIN The following is the latest town, M progress had been made towards stof although the efforts were being yip four squar )f the river on Cnrondelet-s St. Cb ar lower than t Great fears were apprehended of the levee the New Canal "The ship Isaac N 'rom Liverpool, is reported ashore on the fl mans constitute part of this population, but the or " disciples," (as the name signifies in Sanscrit,) are the predominant race. Burnes says, he conjecturei the Siks number but 500,000 individuals; this, however, d in much uncertainty. The Sikhs adoos, and their incorporation as a imption of a distinctive appellation, of the fifteenth, or beginning of the 'heir founder, Nanac, a native of is a su visit to Great Br mn the c ment Wi . was raging in the west, and was very fatal. Ship fever and cholera also prevailed to an alarming extent on board the Western Riven steam boats. There had been fifteen deaths on hoard one vessel from New Orleans to St. Louis. THE G R EAT FIRE AT ST. LOUIS.—The extent of this di , id its population at 4.000,000. Jatq. aster is, it is thought, now discovered, so far at least as t• • • ••• of Property is cone..---, .-- burnt is twenty- th ree, together with three 'harp boat. The value of these and their cargoes is Re total amount of damage done is estimated at .w whole, or part, of fifteen blocks of stree' hundred houses and stores, have been destroyed T of steal ;9,000. The 10.CCJ. The treets. col CANADA.—Tbe news from Canada is of little importance. The excitement continued ; and th result of Sir Allan 141'1Vol,'E ,ain and the decision of the hot ,all respect to the Indemnity Bill was looked with great impatience. Lord Elgin had lost pom . both nrirtirs. We give the following from the Mc ward to ity with REPORT'S ton tilt LONDON PAPERS.—Reporting alone costs each paper from £6O to a £lOO a week ; and it is much doubted whether such expense and such space are at all repaid by the interest which the public take in reading these debates at length.—Dally News. LUTHER THE SECOND.—The Rev. George Gilfillan, of Dundee, a writer in Tait's Magazine, during one of his late pulpit ministrations, in the course of his prayer fer vently exclaimed, " And we thank thee, 0 Lord, that thou bast put the pope in jeopardy." ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE.—No less than three cases of attempted suicide were brought forward at one Police office in London on the same day during last week. Two instances were those of females, one instigated to the act by destitution, the other from habits of intemperance. The third case was that of a young man out of work. SUNDAY BATHING : LAMENTABLE DEATH,—On Sun day week, two young men, Mr. Roden and Mr. Ridley, assistants to Mr. Bullock, grocer, of Shiffnal, were bathing in the Manor Pool, near that town, Mr. Roden, who could not swim, went into deep water, where he sank to' rise no more. . . . . CURIOSITIES or MATRIAIONN monial alliances have re dock, Gower. Three bro trade, were united to three strangest part of the story is the circu youngest brother selected the eldest sister, 25 years older/ than himself. ngular matt tly taken place at Llanm rs named J sisters n ed Guy. T stance that t STING. OF A GRINDSTONE.—On Month Batchelar, a carpenter, was grinding E which had a large fly-wheel s two winches, suddenly bur y, as am axe, t x on the head, can s in length. He pieces, one of which struck Bat( ng a severe wound about 2} inch iowever in a fair way of recovery.- It is understood that the Peninsul ation Company are negotiating :e of the mails from Singapore t we believe, have six ships m —Kentish( 1r and Ori with the and if any contract is ent , er, owin :o the fi and condition of tl The proeee I thnt to destroy, the Hindoo religion, and sought the jarring faiths of Brahma and Mahomet,so ..- followers of each system into one body. The creed which he inculcated was _one of pure Deism, founded on the most sublime general truths, and breath ing Fa spirit of pewee and toleration; yet his followers edily lost sight of the purity of his doctrine, retaining Ice of the Hindoo and Mahometan )und a place in his system. Guru guru or teacher in succession from I a new character on the religion of his ising the equality of all men, thus !lion of caste,and enforcing the bear ions duty incumbent on all. He was mporal power of the Sikhs. He was further appears that an edition of killed A.D. 17( lition was undertaken in if The trans- la Testament bas only been partially ac 'lie Bible of Every Land. OF LANDOWNERS IN THE INFANCY OF SECOND EDITION. Standard-office, Ten o'Clock, a.m. Arrival of the Canada from New York and ilalifax. The Canada Mail Steamer, Captain Judkins, arrived in our river at one o'clock this morning, bringing mails to the 30th ultimo. She brings 150 passengers. The Caledonia's advices had been received in New York he Canada, as we find by her log, " backed out of dock at noon on the 30th and proceeded to sea, moderate winds and fog." 31st, " Light winds and dense fog, clearing at intervals." June Ist, same weather. June 2nd, " Light airs and fog ; sounded several times ; 0.40 p.m. moored to wharf at . Halifax, and landed mails, &c.; 3 p.m. left the wharf, and proceeded to sea." But for the inter ruption by fog, the passage of the Canada would pro bably have been the fastest yet made. SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA arrival at New Yor -By the 14th A She b: __gilt with her Lieut. E. F. Beak, of the U. S. who was the bearer of dispatches to government, and had made the passage raid Panama and Chagres to The 1 " Th Id for Europe sn. rival of ma from California, :' • i'h fl P or gold weighing e Mr. surrot Aspinwall, w am arid mer ants, all curious to el.tch a no mistake about it. Tin toted more was more coveted than 11,r ,rn San Francisco at on the 6t later tha Labc ht"v' er only bring two or three who left the former port in the OProsirror lAns.—The estate of a noble lord lay near to a d line of railway. On this estate he had a very a house—one of the show-places of the country. should desire to keep its beauties safe from inva not surprise any body ; and he found sympa listeners in the committees of both houses of par , in which his opposition to the bill was !ompromising. The promoters of the bill averred, proposed line of railway passed the house at a of six miles—that the high road passed much I sion die thising I g, lying, in fact, between it the spot also nearest to so that any unsightliness strong the r the I lord's dwell .d the house. a tunnel seemed impossible None of these statements had the His love for the ye and fearful, and pon the noble proprietor 3n of his ancest its rur house, can ors was sans; t him to suff a cruel an invasion upon The last argument was fired in ma t off for ti ye, even for an ancesim y ; and the noble lord's opposition was mty-eight thousand pounds, to be paid _y reached the domain of the noble oppo ,um was promised by the company as a com in for the loss which the noble owner of the estate incur if the rai ill which eventi led works ~...._ __ were constructed according to Lily passed through both houses ailway company found their fund: therefore dete ,ortion of their line, long before they the noble lord who had so violently nd whose aid they felt themselves r their second bill, by which they t released from the ob ch only be, gation of cor ueol so obno;iions to him formerly. rnrise at finding this very lord their ien they wished no longer to make now NI quentl ..inch he had so loudly declaimed ! Vain usion to his former arguments ; the beauties ' , don no longer affected him. The `ruched his heart was the twenty- old loved T which now MEANNESS. :ked, in the brutal cruelty of the Russian sove atedly disgusted b 3 the servility it meanness of those who suffered from it. We Magazine. AND SERVILITY.—If we are fre- Durse of Blanc's third volume, by lical a reigns, we are also rep and USLAJILLG Lzuruas., a.aa, ••••.... • the wanton torments inflicted on them by their and submitting to degradations to which death, imagine, were, to any free-spirited man, fifty will pits the conduct ermany, • • V ffhere he had become a convert to the Romish Church, elicited and obt9 ' permission to return to his country. ander the reign of the dissolute and ...a Anne. The paramours and flatterers who ,ed the court of that licentious princess, urged her to inflict on the new-made Papist the same punish ' had been suffered by a noble named Vonitzin, n in 1740, resp , tlence of the New F ork Herald, "In the the great 0 t of the clamour raised has be€ ever, not lost sight of by the acting parts mercantile and landed interests. By tt losses are looked upon as a mere drop in tb considered valuable as an instrument for tl soon as the news is recei agitate. Tf the rebel hi f6r free navi Irlependence. Once settle the rebel bil 2:itate or sooth ti sses, and the we werful parties will be directe to French (ion evotion tit ful p catholic e to Cott Lat if Cat use nob Ty, enr mined to PROM TI (From B Magaz, he had THE LIVEItrOOL STANDARD. rine, and of the villain Orloff, awaited death as the will relief she could expect; but youth, and a good constitu tion, struggled energetically against tnrture and priva tions. One night, reclining on the straw that served as a bed, she prayed to - God to terminate her sufferings by taking her to himself, when her attention was attracted by a low rumbling noise like the roll of distant thunder. She listened. The noise redoubled : it became an inces sant roar, which each moment augmented in power. The poor captive desired death, and yet she felt terror ; she called aloud, and implored not to be left alone. A jailor came at her cries ; she asked the cause of the noise she heard. "'Tis nothing," replied the stupid slave ; " the Neva " It is here already." At that moment the flood, making its way under the door, poured into the dungeon, and in an instant captive and jailer were over tha ankles in water. " For heaven's sake, let us leave this !" cried the young princess. " Not without orders ; and I have received none." " But we s "That is ;eiil;ertaiUTllut without special orders T am not to let you leave this dungeon, under pain of death. In ease of unforeseen danger I am to remain with you, and to kill you should rescue be attempted." "Geed God ! the water rises. I cannot sustain my. The Neva, overf blocks of ice, upseti inn its banks, floated enormous ing everything in its passage, and in- le adjacent country. The water now pta ;ainst the prison doors; the sentinels bad 1 y by the torrent, and the other soldiers on was on his prisoner; but - when he succeeded was dead ! The possibility anticipa was realised ; there had been stress . . of circumstances, and the princess being dead, he was at liberty to leave the dungeon. Bearing the corpse in his arms, he succeeded in reaching the upper part of the was to 0-et I prison. her feet by the icy flood which still rose higher, the un fortunate captive fell and disappeared ; the jailer, who had water to his breast, hung his lamp against the wall, aeration and tried to succor in raising her up s ted by his employ( than 30 THE P moat OF THE DECElVER.—Altnagalcanach, a fficult and unpronounceable Gaelic name, and one cannot be sure of spelling right. The meaning of the " Burn of the Deceiver." The origin of the name, as it was told me, is amusing and characteristic is situated in a part of Ross-shire the adjoining county of Sutherland in of the Ross-shire laird, came to this spot to decide the question with the soles of his shoes filled with earth from the interior of Ross-shire, the wily old fellow —ln a dispute between the respective proprietors part of Ross-shire and Sutherlandshire, the were to be determined by reference to an old it, who, being either by clanship or bribery in _ . the inter he s ground most positively that lie stood on Ross- Standing on Ross-shire ground in this manner, he pointed out a boundary most convenient to the Ross-shire laird. So ran the tale as it _ and unde aerivatur the name of Altnagal 1, which it still holds.—St. John's Tour in Suther- ) independent country of North-west Hindostan, -hiefly between the 29th and 34th degrees of lc, and the 70th and 77th degrees of east 'erives its name from two Persian words, raters," in allusion to the five great streams,_ arms of the Indus, by which is intersected. It was the scene of the last Campaign of Alexander the _4-LA pytent has been estimated at north ' for tude. I nifyiug "five v jpoots, 4 - whor rues St. Domi- sere th tion. The and yet with ti a who had _ lure. After M. de Les t. Of this T a false Peter the Great, ;e with the herine the ee children e diamond m to Italy he was any vil- limed 1: are of obtaini no nis ided in , whose ned by -Radzevil only be- iority a to bold par] Toronto it each alternate eniamin D'Urba n Canada, and a N colony, died on the 25t accelerated by his :ent fat COMMERCIAL I NEw Y The market for Flour and Grain has r ars hi Rue 'Med 'to some 15 to st. were 78911' 'Van nn the d N.Orins,Mobile Pr To r 61 to 8 to 8O to 6 feet I )r several 7i to demard for Flour ind the lowe less plPilty, and firm The EXPORT for the week er 103.599 bushels Corn 12: on the 22nd the lest st, thr Ca1ell( sire to sell, only id. per our last average( COTTON nen It ithsantl h led active from th 1 prices of the i2th inst. checked opt.rati(ps mlv have Good Middlin Middling Fair for the two days y GI to G to 71 to 7! to •ovei cent. 'I tia from Liverpo receipt of the f t an early hour a man named Fully Fa The crop is est had already com 'he Cour whole of lait season, and as the vessels now country will carry, as near as can be estimate bales, the total, without a 1,460,000 ; an any more ships soono, bales to. all for( decree." e vessels loadi making a total Itntral A. small screw steame V tut-we Of Man. During the Isle During Monday and Tuesday a severe nu,— to have visited most of the southern counti damage in some places waq very great. On Wednesday an explosion took plan' man steamer, on the Thames, by wb' in the engine -room were killed. loading for the bout 130,C' will t Is already loading - ar ;teamed from 400 passengers arrived at lee in the Water- mence in Octot ,gh the Methodist Conference will not meet of July, the appointment of president 1 tate the Wesleyans. The Rev. Thomas J ,gical tutor at Richmond, is the Conservat 1 the Rev Joseph Fowler, the present se ...aeral one. As Dr. Newton, now presi ..ny further official appointment, Dr. Har tutor at Didsbury, will probably be the c The cholera in a virulent form has this in the city of Durham, and the neighbot Ludwortli, Sherburn, and West Durham. candidat theolo, village ecaution been adopted by the iuth - orit the malady. It has been asc to arrest t ten death; have occurred at Durham, though now there every reason to believe that the virulence of the disease We understa SPECULATION IN THE NORTH eral of the farmers in the neighbourhood of Inver in the ;oath at the rate of 41 pig in a. pock ;" but, fro .I.e entertained of an excellent cro appearances, s iguine p, so ihat i turn out to be advantageous to Tal persons, and some heard a rumblin noise, like the sound of a large stone, under an archway between the volcano of Mount Hecla, in Iceland, and th nges of hills in this part of Britain ; for, when tha 'rntain has been in a state of eruption, the effects of i felt in this direction S OF TIIF THUNDER-STORM.-. Acton, had 3,940 mares c glass broken with the hailstones which fell on Tuesday during the violence of the thunder-storm. Two market leners living at Starch Green had more than 1,00 Mr. Day, of Hammersmith, had man: hrolt PT smashed ; also a great number of private Turnham Green had the windows broken. were nearly two inches to and of an uneve FOR BURIAL FE been pending the la s.—A protracted it five weeks at Friday, an extra, Strand Union v meetinz of t la, to take into cc r. Hawes proposed, appoin I Mr. D;oilett kr ti establist conded Board diviC h of St ERA NOT CQNTA( I coroner said that On_ or I inquests on person I on %I , e( juror inquired if it wer The coroner- - degree t, clothed, contamination ; no person N 1 fear the chole out of ten, or 1 ,ht on by want of food AORDINAItY DE age statc, ,. it cot into tt t was therefore night. and the murder of William Hornsby, a poisoned by his wife, Chris acted with closed doors, terminated on ' jury returned a verdict of wilful murder Aiana Hornsby, who was forthwith comm .nd that £3 s.—At an inquest he .e Mr. H. M. Wakley day last week he held similar case at Brontwood quite safe to view the boc cow driven I ch wa In nin irs White. from its ughter house, Dormer Harris, v zain driven in ; on animal by the ho 1 --. .;,.ti,*i I On the spot, n Satt ,eing t by announcing that a gentlem t on the previot th his tered in the LING NOVEL tor, who had arrived - by the pact ,h, havinileft - his lodgin for the purpose of having a ramble round was then unable to find either the hous other thing wl hours, accompanied by the " mob - round the hell-man, he v from the other fleeter Liberal. 36 much for -1\ TONGUE-STUFFING —At the Glasgov few days since, a fleshe: with attempting to de donee if he was likely to find h ,s fortunate enough in beir !—Ma named George c Smith, was charged flesher, in Argyll- uffed with inferior meat, with a view of to appear larger and of superior .eil that a neat i which our 'Worn) -- road on common this apparatu s, in consequence of which bad bee causing said tongu From the c quality had been made at the root or the tongue, 11110 wawa rwao stuffed parings and other inferior meat, and as the loose skin was fully distended, and the tongue assumed a fine alum» annearance. it was expected to bring an enhanced price as the tongue of a prime buiioc a lean cow. Bailie Smith found the charg sentenced the prisoner to pay a fine of two gui! tongue-stuffing imposition has, it seems, been extensivel) More purchase NOVEL CAS: S INSIDE ccflilly in —An in geniot ,es of America by the construct f a or of a large wooden wheel, 14 feet in diameter ar irnsid _with foot boards for the Frn ;es to I the axis are suspenaeu _ ..or the passengers, which a extends on both sides beyond the wheel, it being of !nt which ay our town c 1 9 et Lord Ducie his become a convert to It 3 e 4 ' e dt .: bbipi consequence of having been as ,-he allege:, cu o r e rici; * gout. He has become presideOt of the " - e- scorf;t ! Tu fibtanuyittetah Wilson, h' f'gteiialrrndodowowgmiihni. whilst h shits i s s ehi rnsienuoawabnujasiegytscausttruceatodolomdadffiepntcadsiii e ,iii s r s c h ol e a t n e c l e d: n e te 95i m or TAO / 4,..!. ! 7 " 1 4 : 11: b aci :-: l i : D o : 8 , ia ; , stories about the knowledge of unknown e el ' :vi r :: a and K a c t k e w ,,°' SAGACITY OF A DOG.—Mr, WilSoll, WO t r .c hr, - Starlehe—:Ni the railway station at Dewsbury, has a dog '0 1 ,,,,k!', 1 ,., 'eY, for tilt attached to the family. On Saturday evenirl•gs'bet' by that i andwela., chair, when n w t i le o act the. of dog, falling with ith wfoornierfrdt:satoasa:otsik. ingenious device kept her from falti, 4 his T p ii . a ' E t , seat. The dog remained supporting her in i oo to , i for some time, until the servant came into the e even then the dog was with difficulty induced te „,.,..-At t/ Z quarterly meeting of the Town Council of ~,,i long diecussion took place on the su•lject of tbeipl of the keeper of the borough geol, who Wig /P lod Council for permission to "to Ong' d take un t (op The application , was opposed by Mr• Bloun ~_.„ borough maa'• - ` \ • upon the ground that tftwo ^ummodate a fanlil,f ', 0 -oenses. Sims, 1113`., Wm. i 1 cm. the placingeD.nltFFC: vultaLliiefireoelfFao.nGjtoElgTTternni :Nil: amg a[iiiiettettshdliiittenitelii.gtric..,,eittnlir;.;:ii:bbreboerrirfri:oso:o4t;i' b ertie ,tnclolteamer fr ) ‘tha siasp.alifi tni4,7 (tte oan hrzt Ai"i 'ra XYe • at r. a to v ,'„Y ( l 4 verle; Er own, at S itvu ßOy ; ;;Z e n k t ,a S e a y h C 4 , Z;''' Reck' 6 Nti.`r,reg rick,llx; oih ar , ca 11, 410 7 , 1 "ee N 'pat 8,V2n,a 1 (1, 23t1 'es, Br, 4:l e 4n, Fore, lin it, l: e d n s ?, \Vise e enough to inpithe borough i Pisco ~,„ ' That the marriage of M should not disgt►l the Council divided, 'or E„p and Bet 0 0r. T, d sth Ipritt Ir:u, f a _ 'L.;art cr,‘, narrow j, ous gaoler, wh'o had such a happy Benedict within a few da „ s a ftel f ru ort N NOT TO BE FRIGHTENED.-Mr. J. d , 11 , 1 -no l , l °f ' dressed a letter on the 2nd inst. to ',n'the B '4 _ Dprietor of the Bristol Mirror, drawiN , ra per of the latter gentleman to a paragraph joll r e booc hl date charging Mr. Shaw with " deliberate fa , i ,311. requesting Mr. Taylor to withdraw it To.tu nt binl t.c.hea 4 " 4 Apr' lat C I t o• a 4,110 CC ng, iael" at tarr tor repnea as ',mows :--- i nave ru`' ..- , AK ce what I can prove by abundant eviden 10 with having penned the manuscript of a Poo ate f r° ftl city three weeks since, professing to ero alL t volir office, and containing the false statement tliscodicll;tt trait would appear in the Mirror. When r g ,d t 0 f a this charge, and not till then, I shall fe el b 0 b, draw the term to which you object, and wh i , c , bet were borne out by the fact, would certaiWi OS 'is consider, " gross" and " unwarrantable. ~ P. A produced a letter from a gentleman requestn cetwt for to " name a friend," &c., but our esteeqobiecN porary properly rejoined to him—" 1 deem t`' d ill • O i t r , pro s ° e s en e , st4t ny fan nick h °s !, a$ - ! ! ,04'ehar r iS i ; L , p rniltOn. G( h Y A. (k!'renr-en.cz ..IUUSIIOII zusugesuer as insuan; tniv, 737- t er Shaw in a public manner, and therefore 1 . 8 te enfe to permit it to dwindle into a matter for priva t e s fro o lll o If I am to consider your communication N sr 0. 9 0 solicitor, I beg to refer you to gr• n ricsl e 1 1 10 ..,.ualf." The friend of Mr. Shaw ec :. t to Of" by writing "There is no course left t i l e O . el ,his correspondence, in order that the P ly -hate er t , their own opinion upon the matter. ' 1,0 s ° opinion may be, Mr. Taylor, at all events , for alarm. c P ,eO COLLIERY EXPLOSION.—THIRTY-T llll- - in ~, —A dr-- 111 1 Li( e "Y. ra Port 2 sti v, I :4l . l f ,,i'reaZ I It arte?' Z , ESai Xl4 wiled y h,Tes, h • ii;,eudek, gai ~tCl4°:staM 1 0 . hy 13,C( o d b f b u u l renappliots,iothneopfrfiopreery dta Newcastle..,opf T oc h c o u v v i r a e l l, ° fe ` e t s .o p o rrii ;he river Tyne, near °N. t six o'c :Lgu; r i ' p liart4 hen upwards of lOU workmen were in t ben as confined to the north-west district, where a er ere employed. The entire workings eltend nftf sD n onwna nrirl nya vantilatorl by meanS 0f 18 , l,hFlel upcast and a downcast one, the furnace by.- ov - tion being adoptad. As usual in such cas, e ' n 9,' ° ' known as to the immediate cause of the exPOl" pelf le lives to tell the tale. One man workirig, ve gr district where the explosion took place sra' r , His name is William Bell. He, h ove , t he heard - noise it tg e 4. Rer art •411,t 1 i1.444;,Ttr,11,111 . a stunning _ terrific nature, for i all l w h te h h i ceehxsptsoltoapstpierlhgesmwauanssdt f obhuranaldite;ts:oooot district were destroyed, and the bodies of t blown to atoms. One poor fellow who , r, 3 l o s 6sr e il finding the explosion had occurred, wished _four. father ; after several hours ineffactual search, Plop` ~r e i parent, without a head. Another man. eal fpe ttu .f.,1( three ",".-.191', wards recovered di p> • Ae 11( 411 ' T aY le at 4, qN agy ""'N . A pW h ,Irt t 'iAtg uer), More mutilated cor , ses were T it o Li on , ' 1 1 4 43414446 ri b or itro= 'ili`ttel 'tearrl, Mitch 11 . this k: 4 tch N'e WhAr b Otp ) 1 4e b 4 N- 4 ', t2, 4 ,110 r „` - 44 0 ~41 D oh tip , Tqn n 1 119 % "11 V 4 .• f; t tt'4Litj.,r4 ?, 3 ife ° At NI ' L ,IXo _O2ll. cOlte coned by such a catastaople. Of the '7de ne were married, the rem occe killed, eight AVERAGE trade journals (and among them, we reg which represents the clergy, and has gr( that body) are attempt to evad low prices are the in - ain - ea isolated instances of 525. pi of distress, ,e, and a f ,ftet: all yen at 1 ay.eraN out a partial r en and strong youths. o f tli!.r —We observe that some r :t ‘: i;, - tial v, argtZ i y qi --- - g g i d"be It wo n' 0 pit o .ucri mark ets v olir s o always more ctiaes_ 1 test of pr«e' o,e le rest, when the of kingdom are the only recogn by that, we find the average a ;ired to m week is rights of the clergy, under the Tithe Comm it is certainly imprudent, as well as, we tbinil, poop, pow", Lau cumpuumn La Luc will venture to assert, beyond the fear of nott tlie €7,00 that the official averages give a return of uch as a v bs p e e e g t u o a r n a t a y l o . f inferior 1 1 ° r tilts g il i e :_r;e cl . cl eee iteci or sold to labour ,nd millers, who do not trouble abou t return"'f .tpere'6 icle, com ned in a cone( into the har official aver vsli,x, -toy he CO°3 If upon thes' ance of a coroow". ' cic, partially &set' e, weight proportion it but 19 cwts., weighing only 8 cw•t that there i ption of engine now in u! to the boil, often c ,sel could c aced for me or mir a poor man, construction nerform exc, :e in its li its OWn„ we* of •.,1 tat Tlll by which mu., &tours iuc WUWG/ d the principle can be applied t ° bi its " in fuel in ranv . conseauentiv. the propel ilied ; returning the ectin without taking power from they; ance of the atmosphere Re" T from the funnel when a hi ,tion s saved, the favfett; z a some hundreds of mil, bo der i; s noise done away with ; t r ef tlto rormeenvinn+ll7 nOw ,Ztv- tic, av er LIIJUSCD t. r " of pure Wao u, ing the ..; e Pi,. ..„ ei:7 l In s t a tiona"pelt Kt per cent. will be saved 1 for ~f ntlrOP!..rao ,11 do the iaro deeP er 3 of so much condeilsiog ~rese In mi from alit witl where e which 15 inino Journal hot 0,1 expone laid do rated in the Rev. Gc pence, r rical as ROYALPATF took me by the hor though lenity, bt found there wz posite interest the King, and I pleased for h ing me at work I felt as nd his t Cumberland Lodg justified t But in an old, his Lordshii view with the flew into a vio : no !" This atever honour impressed my mind with the idea that or advantage I might possibly derive from my position, to have to battle against such opposing interests would be like plunging myself into a wasps nest ; and being told that I must not think of going up to the cottage without an express order from his Majesty, and being unable to get an interview with Lord Conyngliam. I could not but act as directed. The King's health began soon after this to fail, and my own, from these vexations, had become somewhat impaired, and increased my natural inclination to retire from the more active duties of my profession. — Memoir of James Ward. urvey, ted at ;low fire should not be same day, Giditzin, t had been pleased to raise him . th the " The Devonshire — g nity of her third buffoon. "The custom of a buffoon," the Duke of Devonshire by Prince precau- says an historian, " was then in full force in Russia • the A fire took place on Wednesday in St. James party of empress had six, three of whom were of very highiirth, Hackney-road, London, in the house of Air. Duncan, a its of the and when they did not lend themselves with a good grace solicitor. We regret to state that a child of his perished 7t as wit- to the tomfooleries required of them by her or her fa- in the flames. princess vourites, she had them punished with the battogues." A BOLD EXPERIMENT,—.:. believed The empress appeared well satisfied with the manner in gow thieves succeeded in picking the pc Fs of all which the prince fulfilled his new duties; and as he was a serjeant while he was handing widower, she declared she would find.him a wife, that so whom he had attended a friend's worming. -Rluable a subject might not die without posterity. An old woman of Walton, in Derbyshire, has lost tic. _ wretch's bride the most hideous life from wounds inflicted by a vicious cow, which gored e that could be found in the loviest her in passing through a field. The cow was eventually Anne herself arranged the cere- driven away from her victim by a number of other cows. —ns in the depth of one of the At a village near Shrewsbury, last week, where a party `bamselves with firing a gun, one of 'Rh his ser compc rcenari A. few days since, some Glas- into a c t of a police- pliee I They sele were and disgt is th— , - - cepted, and ranks of . the poptd. ,everest winters of the century; and , at great expense, the of boys were amusing the... ;Tess had a palace built of ice. In front of the palace them shot a ramrod through the body of anew, .4g-bedecked were ice cannons, mounted on ice carriages. Anne and caused his death. .chair on board all her court conducted the newly-married pair to this Haymaking has commenced in some of the meadows ;eived with the ho- palace, their destined habitation. The guests were in in the vicinity of Chippenham. The crops there are luxu. atil then O r loff h a d sledges drawn by dogs and reindeer ; the husband and riant, and the late falls of rain bid fair to produce " a Suddenly the scene wife, enclosed in a cage, were carried on an elephant. heavy swathe" even on the more upland pastures. lace of the ga y an d When the procession arrived near the palace, the ice I The barque Ruth, 345, belonging to Ipswich, was , ly had obsequiou s ly cannons were fired, and not one of them burst, so intense wrecked on the 26th uit., on her way to America. She im saw he r s e lf sur- wa s the cold. Several of them were even loaded with bul- sprung a leak during a severe gale, and soon founder ed. Nf whom announced lets, which pierced thick planks at a consider able distance. The crew were landd on the north coast of Ireland. ~.,,viier oy order of the Empress Ca. When everybody had entered the singular edifice, the ball CORN.—Two tine samples of wheat in car were exhibit ., and that soon she would be brought to trial for began. It p r obably (lid no t l a st l o ng. On its conclusion ed at Canterbury on Saturday week. The reports from he treason she had attempted. The princess thought Anne insisted on the b r ide a nd b r idegroom being put to the country are generally favourable. There is promise aerself in a dream. With loud cries she summoned her bed in her presence; they we re un dressed, with the ex- of a large crop, and, with few exceptions, in every des husband to her aid ; her guardians laughed in her face, ception of their under garments, and were compelled to criptionn sweep of grain. chimney of a house last week , in and told her she bad had a lover , but no husband, and lie d o wn on the bed of ice, without covering of anyY ind. Oing the that her marriage was a farce. H er des p air at these ter- Then the com p an y went away, and sentinels were placed Ramsey, Isle of Man, a jackdaw's nest was d iscovered rible revelations amounted to frenzy : she burst into sobs at the door of the n u ptial c h am ber, to prevent the couple containing seven young ones, ready to take the wing. and reproaches, and at last swoon ed awa y . The y took from leavin g it before the next day ! But when the next They were speedily extricated from their dingy reigion, advantage of her insensibility to p ut fetters on her feet da y came, the y had to be carried out; the poor creatures and, with the old one, as quickly disposed of. and hands, and lower her into t he hold. A few hours were in a de p lorable state, and survived their tortures but a The Gazette announces a the Marquis— elevationMa rqu of the Earl is Dalbm of later the squadron sailed for Russ ia. Notwithstandin g few da y s.—Blackwood. to e dignity of - her helplessness and entreaties, the poor g irl was ke pt in ' A WONDERFUL C U RE OF AN ERUPTION ON THE FACE sie, of Dalhousie and the Punjaub • and tha Gooj of Lir erat a irons until her arrival at St. Petersburg , when she was BY HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.—The editor of the Guern. Gough, to be a Viscount—Viscount Gough, of taken before the empress, who wished to see and question m ost , published in his paper of the 20th of February, and the Punjaub, and of the city of Limerick. her. a extraordinary cure which he witnessed by the use A rustic visiting London, tendered a sovereign in pay. Catherine was old ; the Princess Tarrakanoff was but of Holloway's Ointment, in the c ase of a child whose ment for a pint of nuts. The nut merchant left his sixteen, and and of surpassing beauty ; the disparity destroyed face was entirely covered with scabs, but by his recom. tomer in charge of his basket whilst he went for change, her last chance of mercy. But as there was in reality no mendation the parents of the child tried this invaluable but forgot to return, the countryman receiving a few pints charge against her, and as her trial might have made too remedy, and in the space of one week, to the astonishment of nuts for his 20s. much noise, Catherine, after a long and secret interview of every one, the face was perfectly free from any blotch The iron and t imber trade is nearly extinct for the pre. with her unfortunate prisoner, gave orders she should be or mark. This Ointment is peculiarly adapted for the i sent on the Trent, in consequence of the blockade of the kept in the most rigorous captivity. She was confined cure of burns, scalds, scurvy, and every variety of skin , Elbe. Business on the principal wharfs was never known in one of the dungeons of a prison near the Neva. diseases ; also for old wounds, scrofula, cancers, bad to be in such a languid condition, with slight hopes of per. Five years elapsed. The victim of the heartless Catha. br4asts, and sore legs. manent restoration. an I IT a woman with the sl ,1: Fro Orloff disappear who an inst viit the em Anne refusei in see- , others n' :kery of anied Ale to the canno tance c iough u but prom (on board an_em Merthyr, and in Dundee prived of their s arcs of forty years old, : a few days is, contented ions of .nt ship from London,) at Car AMUSEMENT IN RETIREMENT i cent musical announcements, w &mongst Jul find the publication of and dedicated to extrem to keep them s of the axle are c A succe Iron st .rried over the fop rat 'r the person who drives t vehicle, which Cs done with the greatest ease, and it can ian a coach turn in a uch shorter 51 with one o road in Tu carawas County, Ohio, carrying 24 passengers, heavy draught hores, previously trained, as the} fettered by harness. A distance of five miles formed in 28 minutes, and on the ' , turn in 25 The work of the horses is easy, as they travel 01 less plank road. How JUVENILE THIEVES ARE REARED.—The exami• nation of two young urchin 3 at the Clerkenwell office, or aq,disciosed: a dis, 1 fact as to the manner it I to the commission of theft mtcher of Leather-lane Which Children are insti The boys were charged by a I Holborn, with stealil took them into cust ad the office ked by the were knoWn, stated that they were cent ang of young thieves who we about to pick women's pockets, and to commit pett thefts. After he apprehended them, they told him thE they were in the habit of sleeping at the house of a perso. named Griffin, who let out lodgings in Union-court, Ho!. born, at 2d. per head, and there were upwards of 100 boy: and girls lodging there every night, and they were allowec id. by the landlord for every pig's head they could steal asin of soup ; and they took the e home, an pig's head for that purpose. Moss said that such an esta that named by the prisoners actually existe( es sent the boys to prison fora month. Wi The magis they come c PROCESSION OF ORANGEMEN.—On Trinity Sunday the members of the Grand Protestant Association of Loyal Orangemen, of Bradford, and the surrounding district, to the number of from 700 to 800, met at the house of brother 'William Shaw, the Lister's Arms Inn, top of Manchester-road, for the purpose of walking in pro cession to the parish church. The procession was formed and began to move slowly downlllanchester-road, headed by brother J. Burnet, LL.D., vicar, in his canonicals. The weather being fine, and the brethren clad in their best attire, each member wearing a pair of white gloves, the procession had a very imposing effect. On entering the church, the organ struck up the National Anthem, and after the large body had got seated, the regular morning service commenced, the vicar officiating, who, before the reading of the Communion Service, gave out the morning hymn, one verse at a time, so as to enable the brethren to join in that part of divine worship. At the conclusion of the prayers, the vicar ascended the pulpit, and preached from the 2nd chapter of the second epistle of Peter, and the 17th verse—" Honour all men, love the brotherhood, fear God, honour the king."--Leeds Intelligencer. ORTING INTELLIGJ ASCOT HEATH RACI JUNE s.—The Trial 6 vrs.. 1 ; Lord Exet4 Co Cam. vic Gold °I 's Glen " 3 coeo 0 ; Lord Clifden r.nezou and Coso A sco t DerbY, au e it J. HaWlel 3 Sev en gr'j end place.—Th 1 . Testtit of 50 sous. eacu 9 • vo Mo sty n 's Sicyc Triennial StAPIP &Wed Nicho" b. - RI with 100 1; Mr. cydrby a'f`l'eo; v on 0 tif Flak e r 00' AN )VS. eacl 1 ; Lord C CO el U 1 $f ekes - . . 2. Fifteen ran : won by a len —The Coronation 1; Grace, 2; Letitia, 4 ) ;b01' , . .Teflis, Que en ' li ° ; —Othciong, 1; —Colliag" Plate„of 'esvcourt, 3 !nysbor -The I,Vi e l h: --"" . 0 1 "f es of 50 sovs. eac . ...St.• f or 2. The Visitors' Plate: p : ope 5 . iestring, 3.—111er.05541 1 Chanticleer, 2; , •-" si r P :t. James's Palace Slak e- . 1; —The New Stakes :—Blaroci,vetti eror, 2 ; Penang, 3. Won bY o r br ° oY., " l'he sports of the week were thi s a ftbe fr,, The following were the results (34talce5,ter —st Class of the Woking '„Ciii.,,ecle, ter's Slashing Alice ; the Gr e r s , s ' hf f g , landicap of 300 sovs.. by Mr. Fra c l e jie.,; , _, 4 l 17 ~n ; the Second Class of the Wokinghain °`," Ale` -be Juke of Rutland's Nina : and the -Boroug' Plate of £5O, by Lord Exeter's CEdipus. rif i e 4 , If° bbl. a CRICKET.—On Monday a match was rlaY e xtarY s re 4 , London, between two select elevens of tiroptstoVo Club, chosen by Earl Winterton and Lor" by 11 :"0* ( 0 1 Lord Mountgarret's side won in one inoiog g o 's 5' ti The highest number scored on Earl WinterP 9 , 01 3 , 4 by Captain Gambrin, who, in his second iniallap'.; a 11 runs. On Lord Mountgarret's side gr.iai 71 runs ; Captain Wynne, 35 ; and M i ; i rtcbrt h ele - The gentlemen of the Surrey Club had a r day and Tuesday, with the players of Shy . were victorious by tea wickets. I heat f I WEDNESDA ,one, 1; Phil . . nio, 1; Hornpipi Vase :—Van Tro Collingwood, 4. 1; Companion, 2 won by Lord I iailway en ran Han mine whic press the t 111 0 1 , 13 115, ina ,d, tit