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TIMBER IN EUSSIA.—The extent of wood with which gpiiipping IntriTigna, Vottp. The Duke of Newcastle has then been deprived of than human efforts are able to do : the reason of this is the hollowness of their bones, and the passage of the air through Russia is covered may be inferred from the condition of oue what in other times was an honour, because he would --...—• them. government alone, in which, on fifty millions of acres, its not recommend a gentleman for the magistracy whom, ERIDAY, MAY 3.—Wind N.W. THE MESSENGER THOUGHT. whole extent, forty-seven millions consist exclusively of ARRlVED—Plumstead, , from Mediterranevn—Mayflower, in the opinion of the ministers, he ought to recom- On Wednesday evening Professor Jones delivered the forests. According to an estimate made in 1809, which re- Cummins, from Lisbon—Hebe, Partridge, from Rochelle—Gipsey, (From the Dublin University Magazine.) mend. And is the office of an English Lord Lieute- fifth lecture of his course. fers only to the north of Russia, these forests appeared to , from Bordeaux Marins Minde, , from Nieustradt. I send a thought to thee, nant come to this, that he must obey the mandate of a The moving forces in animal mechanics differ essentially contain no fewer than 8,192,295 pines fit to be masts, each SAlLED—Adelgunde, Lappenberg, for St.Thomas—Andes, Gavey, The deep unspoken essence of my love ; minifiter, not merely to the extent of acquiescence, but from those of human mechanism, inasmuch as the latter is being at least 30 inches diameter. The accuracy of this esti- for Vera Cruz—lntrepid, Roberts, for Rotterdam—Zuleika, Scott, I send it, like a home returning dove, of recommendation ? Recommendation is an act of concentrated in some particular portion of the machine, mate has now been amply confirmed by actual survey, in the for Malta, &c.—Superb, Newlands, for Jamaica—Helene, Astrope, for Constantieople—Julia, Melhuish, for Barcelona—James Holmes, Far over land and sea • whereas the forces in animal mechanics are placed wherever course of which it has been ascertained that in the three Johns, for Sincapore—Veracity, Anderson, for St. Thomas, &c.— Ah, shall it reach thee ? shall it find a rest, judgment and conscience ; and, according to received they are required. The muscles of animals are the instill- northern governments of Vologda, Archangel, and Olonetz, Britannia, Atcheson for Quebec—Scotia Skinner for Konigsberg Beloved one! in thy breast ? notions, ought, like every other ac t o f judgment and meats to which are owing the motion which different creatures there are 216,000,000 acres of pine and fir.—Bremner's Ex- —Mermaid, Vickers', for Jamaica—Tiber ' ias, Sears% for Boston- - conscience, to be free. Not so, says this new doc- are capable of. The claw of the lobster is one of the sim- cursions in Russia. Hearts-of-Oak, Cook, for Newfoundland—Acorn, Robertson for I send it forth with all e e d Cadiz—Walter, Foulkes, for Philadelphia—Arrow, Rider, for alia lest cases of motion with which we are acquainted, as the THE USE AND ABUSE OF WlNE.—When Noah plan The winged and burning power the lightning hath, trine : in the case of a Lord Lieutenant, " his soul is P rente—Lady Mary, Sayer, for Hamburg—and Woodstock, Austin, nimal has . merely to open and shut it. This motion the first vine and retired, Satan approached, and said—" I for J aica. Through night, and storm, and tempest in its path ; not his own :" he must recommend whomsoever a !l• is accomplished by two masses of strong fibrous muscles will nourish you charming pl tI" He quickly fetched Ah, shall its radiance fall Home Secretary or a Home Secretary's secretary, corn- the one of which opens and the other closes the shell. But ' three animals—a ' sheep, a lio r- n, a a n nd . a hog, and killed them Ellen, Chadwick, hence at Constantinople Upon thy soul, and wake a thrilling start mands him to recommend, whatever his opinion of the besides the moving power, there is a necessity in the animal Of memory in thy heart ? one after the other near the vine. The virtue of the blood of Thomas, Scollay, from Odessa at Constantinople, and sailed sth party's qualification. But, it will be said, in reply, the machine for a guiding and controlling power, which shall rule these three animals penetrated it, and are still manifest in its April for Falmouth over the different movements of every muscle in the body. growth. When a man drinks one goblet of wine he is then I send it—a full glance Duke of Newcastle's objection is an unreasonable one. Matilda, Hodgson, hence at Genoa In the human creature, this power . is I . odged he the brain and agreeable, gentle, friendly. This is the nature of the lamb. uoNSTANTINOPLE, April 10th.—The Antwus, Turnbull, from From the soul's eye, that shall, without a word, Grant, for argument's sake—what we certainly shall nervous system. If the communication is cut off between When he drinks two he is like a li i on, and . says, ..," Who is Odessa, 'ved here yesterday with d age, and must discharge to Cause all thy spirit only to be stirred ; not grant absolutely, until more of the affair is known repair. The Berwick-upon-Tweed, Stebbins, from Odessa to Fal the brain and any muscle, although the muscle itself exist in like me ?" he then tal ' Its of stupenuous things. w hen he mouth, was wrecked 9th instant, near Carabourna.n, in the Black Then bring a magic trance — A momentary spell of deep delight, —grant that the Duke of Newcastle objects to the ap- a healthy state, it is unable to perform its motions—it be- drinks more his senses forsake him ; and, at length, he walks Sea. during a fog, crew saved. Upon thy heart to-night. pointment of dissenters to the commission of the comes paralysed, and as incapable of action as if it were in the mire. Need it be said, that he resembles the hog r e___ Plumstead, Symons, from Ancona, at this port. On 22nd March, • peace in a particular district—does this disqualify him separated from the body. The power of moving must thus Weekly Summary. in lat. 30 10, long. 722 E, spoke the Eliza, from Ancona for Liver 'Tis gone, doth it not reach, depend upon the brain and the nervous system. We find pool. On 27th, in lat. 37, long.• 1, the Andrew Marrel, from Leg- With its swift flight, its destined haven now ? from exercising the other important functions of the no muscle in those inferior animals such as the hydratid AMERICAN EAR--" What on Birth," said the clockma- horn for Liverpool, and the Catherine, Mitchell, from Odessa for Doth it not whisper blessing, truth, and vow, Lieutenancy, when, as the Morning Chronicle itself the h dra, and a variety of such like ' beings, requirine little' , ker, " can a black gound have to do with intelligence ? Cork. Off Malaga, the John Souchay, from Genoa for Liverpool. Them sort of liveries may do in Europe, but they don't con- Off_ Cardigan Bay, the Grenada, from Liverpool for Bombay. In its own wordless speech ? shows in the sentence immediately following, his grace's exert?On to sustain life. In the leech we find a num b ber of Doth not its viewless stress thy thoughts compel scruples in this particular cannot be productive of the distinct brains, arranged in rings at various parts of its body. vene to our free and enlightened citizens. It's too foreign The vessel wrecked near Pile Foudry, is supposed to be the Favourite, from Liverpool for Genoa, which was lost in the hurri- Even now with me to dwell ? least inconvenience; even upon the hypothesis that the The muscular system of the leech is arranged in three layers, for us too unphilosophical, too feudal and a remain to the cane of January last, as reported on the 10th of that month the one proceeding horizontally, the second in a circular d , ark ages. No, sir, our lawyers do as ' they like. Some on I will believe the dream— exclusion of Nottingham dissenters from the commis manner, and the third obliquely. By this system, every em dress in black, and some in white ; some carry walking Will fancy I can rule thy heart with mine— sion were an inconvenience : movement of the leech is effected. If the leech wishes to sticks, and some u s m ba b y rella b s, some whittle sticks with pen- SATURDAY, MAY 4.—Wind S.W. moderate. ARRlvEn.—Sir Colin Campbell, Pentecost, from Mobile—Die That I have power on that high soul of thine— knives, and some et e table, and some put their legs " The present Lord Chancellor has always shown proper shorten its body, it contracts the longitudinal fibres—if it Though vain the vision seem under the desks, and some put 'em on top of 'em, just as it Eiche, Delwitz, from Rostock—Andes, Taylor, from Hamburgh— and Gipsey, Cresswell, from Maranham. deference to the recommendation of Lords-Lieutenant, and wishes to lengthen its body, it contracts the circular layer, To those who know not how my every thought suits them. They l sit rt . s they please, dress as they plea.. se, Is with thine image fraught ! very properly consulted them with respect to all recommen- and if it wishes to bend itself in any direction, the oblique and talk as they p t ease ,we are a free people. I guess if a Swum:l.—lrma, Esclapon, for Troon, &c.—Napoleon, Chadwick, for . New York—Union, Jones, for Madeira, &c. 7 John Anderson, dations from other quarters ; but he has never failed to let it fibres are ready to lend their assistance towards promoti Ah, could that thought return ! be distinctly understood that he himself, being solely respon- this end. The different brains of the animal are connecte judge in . our co l i c in t r l y ve , as to order the lawyers to appear all Miller, for Charleston—Shakespear, Henderson, ditto—and Abeona, dressed in blac , ley d soon ax him who elected him di- Esson, for Quebec. Return, and bring some record of its stay ! sible for the appointment, is the judge of the qualification. by means of fine threads or nerves, which act like electric rector-general of fashions, and where he found such arbitrary Vain hope !it loves too dearly to delay That the noble and learned lord would listen to a reason for telegraphs in conveying sensations along the body. In pro- e Lady of the Lake, England, hence at Messina po7 , e h r e m c . h o tit ' ution as that, committed to any man. Where my full heart doth yearn, excluding all dissenters frofn the magistracy, and conse- portion as the muscular system becomes more highly de- Scio, Teasdale, sailed from Messina for Palermo 10th April kmaker. Maria, Lund, hence at Copenhagen Even unto aching, at this hour to be quently be accessory to a gross violation of the principles of veloped in animals, the more comprehensive do the brain • With thee, beloved ! with thee civil and religious liberty, no one would for a moment sup- and the nervous system become, and the less divided in its SUSCEPTIBILITY OF HORSES. — That the horse is a very Faside, Craig, hence for Dalhousie, was spoken 19th April, in lat With thee, beloved ! pose. But a nobleman who, in the execution of his duty as structure, even where the animal passes through several I t o e e c ns , sensitive creature, or rather perhaps, we should say, very 49, long. 14 Liverpool. M. A. BROWN. a representative of his Sovereign in an English county, stig- classes in its way to a perfect state, as in the butterfly we susceptible of excitement, admits of_ proofs in many ways, . ---...--- matises a large class of her subjects as unfit for offices of notice the prevalence of this law. particularly in regard to the racer. Halston, once the pro- SUNDAY, MAY s.—Wind S.S.W. light. TO —. trust, thereby proves his utter unfitness to fill his high sta- The lecturer then entered into a popular and descriptive perty of the late Mr. Mytton, from whom he passed into the Annlynn.—Robert Pulsford, Prince, from New Orleans—and Mathew, Bell, Hunter, from Charleston. Did I ever offend thee in word or in deed ? tion." detail of the manners and habits of the ant, •in which he hands of the late Mr. Beardsworth, and is now in America, -- was apt to break into a swea . t whilst preparing to start, and Wanderer, Jenkins, from New Orleans, at this port. On the 9th Did I e'er utter aught that made thine heart bleed ? The Duke of Newcastle stigmatised no one. Stigmas proved the various instinctive powers possessed by this in so of many other racers which have fallen nnder our notice. April, in lat. 37 21 N, long. 68 W, spoke the Henry, of St. John, Did the foul voice of slander e'er come from my lips are public brands ; and his correspondence with the dustrious little insect. Brutandorf, if he heard the tinkle of the smith's hammer, N.B. from Liverpool for New York. On the 18th April, in lat. 46 Like the venom that yields when the wild hornet sips. 39 N, long. 40 20 W, spoke the Eliaabeth, of Shields, from New- Did I ever breathe that which thy soul could not brook ? Lord Chancellor, whatever it might be in matter, was would tremble, and be soon covered with perspiration, under NOVEL MODE OF ANSWERING AN OPPONENT. the impression that his plates were going to be put on ; and Did I ever reproach thee, with one distant look ? in form private and qfficial. That the Duke of New- catle u ff i r ,. Nei ) w an Y , o ,t r i k e , 27 d?yrs out. ss, Miller, for New York—Alecto, Ayshford, for Then why dost thou turn in deep anger away ? castle may hold the opinions of the monarchs and of The Rev W Huntington for so many years the cele- this horse, very fine in form, and in possession of superior St. Petersburg—and Fanny & Ann, Lovedng, for Malta & Smyrna. Like the sun when a black cloud has darkened his ray. the laws of England, from the revolution to the year brated apo ' stle m oi Antinomiahism, and who invariably ap- power and speed, repeatedly lost his races owing to the fear- Bonne Mere, Coustean, and Melanie, Claverie, hence at Gironde ful impressions which came on him. He tore away from the General Carnot, Pineau, sailed from Nantes for Liverpool 29th For though tis a wild dream which clings to my brain, 1828, is possible ; and that he has a right to hold them, pended to his name the letters "S. S." to indicate, not that starting post, and expended his powers improperly ; nojockey April I shall lov e thee for ever, and ne'er love again. . is certain. But between bolding opinions, A . nd affixing he was a member of any society, or that the letters implied could hold him together, nor take a pull at him, and there- St. Juan, Baptista, Azona, hence at Stromness, and sailed 28th . April fo Bremen some personal honour, but that he was a sinner saved,—this fore he was vanquished more than once by nags of an inferior When w.andering afar on some distant strand, stigmas by their offensive promulgation, there is a vast Mr.. Huntington had a decided aversion to all the evangelical description.—The Sportsman. , Joven Ennque, Ugaete, hence at Stromness, and sailed 28th My thoughts will tuni back to my dear native land, difference. The main point, however, is, that what- April for Christiansand And my breast will still heave with a quickening sigh. ministers in London, who did not go to his extreme length z rr r of Belfast, supposed ever the Duke of Newcastle's private opinions, these in what are called high doctrines. Towards Mr. Rowland T h a a gell And big swelling tears will darken my eye ; P 9IE SC , LIJ . IRREL.—A late number of the Dublin Medical f_r : m rai= l Ag . l 1 3 5 .i . g -- ; 2e a contains a very interesting aceount of the habits of the 19th instant, on the And still shall I feel the wild beating of love, opinions could not, as the Morning Chronicle confesses, Hill, his aversion was so str'ong as to amount to an anti- common squirrel. The writer evidently a hiehlv-educated ualliach stone, in the Inner Sound of Skye, throwing her cargo (s h ai re d overboard ; was got off at 10 p.m. full of water, and run on Like the sun's cheering rays as they shoot from above ; offer any bar to the admission of dissenters to the Not- pathy which he could not repress or conceal. It may be, . man, having procured one from ' a bird f ' ancie - r, aild having And when thou art happy, when I'm far from thee, tingharnshire commission—as the Chancellor assumes that the reason of Mr. Huntington's unconquerable enmity with some difficulty; succeeded in taming him, had him in s ° Oh cast but one thought in remembrance of me •, to himself the power and responsibility of nominating to Mr. Hill, was, that the latter was at the time one of the his possession for nearly a year. During this period, he as- For though tis a wild dream which clings to my brain, most popular, if not the most popular, of the London dissent- MONDAY, MAY 6.—Wind E. what magistrates he may please. The Duke of New- ing ministers, aud that consequently the other may have certained two circumstances connected with the natural his- ARRlVED.—Prineess Victoria, Paul, from New Orleans—Minerva, I shall love thee for ever, and ne'er love again. tory of these animals, viz.—their hybernation, and that they , from Phlladelphia—Mischief, Jones, from Lisbon—and castle, then, has been dismissed, not for any act or ne- viewed him as a rival :or it may be, that he smarted under In the time of my age in the autumn of life, are carnivorous. Of these facts, the first has been doubted, Catherine Ann, Young, from Charente. glect, but for his opinions—his private opinions—the the castigations which. the minister of Surre Cha 1 was in * When sheltered from scorn and the world's warring strife, the practice of • • both hi If d his y d. Pe and the second hitherto altogether unknown. "It was not saiten.—Stour, Jeffries, for Wadgero—Lady Campbell, John first instance, we will say, of such atrocious tyranny giving rase an . cree . until I had this interesting creature in my possession nearly son, for St. Andrew's—Jupitei, Steene, for Ostend—Buoyant, Crow, f Rio Janeiro—Argus, 'Vander, for Gaspee—Jane,Williamson, for When the grey hairs are streaming then wild o'er my heart, Be the thing as it may, Mr. Rowland Hill was so mveter- nine months '' says the writer " that I discovered that I had Charente—Hardleslust, Peters, for Wangero—Sempre le Stesso, When the friends of my youth shall have sunk down to rest, since the revolution. ately disliked by the Antinomian preacher, that the latter, • treeiously tien entirely igno ' rant ef, viz.—that the squirrel Oh still shall I think of those moments of bliss, not satisfied with giving vent to his feelings on the subject Ferrara, for Trieste—John Francis, Cotter, for Quebec—Mary, ,in part and by preference carnivorous. This, fr . om the Jackson, for Antwerp—Devon, Morrish, for Hambro'—and Drie When I felt thy sweet smile, and shared too thy kiss ; And when life is departing, it still will reveal, LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. from the pulpit, took occasion to make one of the most scur rilous attacks in one of his hooks, on the character and doc- fo ation ' of their teeth and structure of their digestive Gesusters, Dykstra, for Rotterdam. Or ' • How I loved thee long past, the love I now feel, gans, appears strange, and I should be glad to have it ex- LECTURES ON ANIMAL MECHANICS. trines of Mr. Hill, that ever emanated from the press. The plained • for althou hI am relating the habits of an indi- Comet, —, from Jamaica for Liverpool, off Kinsale . B , ritain, Rogers, And still shall I yield to the dream of my brain, latter rev. gentleman read the abuse heaped upon him so un- vidual, y ' et b e ; s t ele .s sequ g ent, eareful, and numerous experiments, from St. Domingo, at the Cove, and sailed for I loved thee for ever, I could ne'er love again. , Lnerpool. On the 24th April, in long. 26, spoke the Enterprise, 3rd May, 1839. C. IL On Saturday week Professor Jones delivered the fourth sparingly, without exhibiting any symptoms of irritation. I _ acertain d hi propensity to belong to the whole tribe of from Demerara for Liverpool. On the 25th, in long. 22, spoke the of his interesting lectures. At last he tossed the volume down among the ashes below British squirrels. The following is the manner in which this Mary Ann from Mob'l f L' i e or werpool There are perhaps few structures in nature more calculated the grate, and rang the bell with a violence unheerd of before Hope, Cockbaine, from ' Manilla, off Kings ' brid e fact fell under my notice :—About eight or nine months after Roger Siewart, Gordon from Charleston at the Clyde CONTEMPORARY PRESS. to excite our admiration from the elegance and variety of in the house. The servant hurried up stairs with a celerity I got this squirrel, I found in one of my daily walk a ma , *- n S g 1 . or 3, , sp fr o o k m eut C ,h h sep a r so l nk e ne s t t tn o h n eA , : a r t eer i t n h ed i a s a , p hh o ee r nn t ec . g ee ff o eor x r i NH 2 e o al t h : A xo p .r r i ll , cl in . their formation, as well as from the beauty of their colours she had not manifested on any previous occasion, imagining pie ; and, pitying the poor creature, I brought it ho s' me arid at F . a 4 ° s ° , y lo , k 4 e s r , , lo S n a g lt . ers, from Savaunah: at this port. On 19th than the shells ; and, accordingly we always find them in the that some accident or other had befallen her master. The MINISTERS AND THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE. cabinets of the curious. If we direct our attention to the same apprehension seized Mrs. Hill and the other persons iu having set the wing as well as I could,—that is to say, piaced the edges of the bone as close to one another, and tied the in- Ap ß ril . , A ini P a ar t. (From the Morning Herald.) commonest forms of the sea shell fish, and we cannot take a the house at the time, who heard the peals of the bell. It is • ured pinion to the bird's sil 'n as favou t relt i a rd po . si • tion for the 20th in lat 45 long 43 snoke the Royal Tar, for Quebec Whatever may be the motives which have impelled more familiar example than the common oyster, we shallhave unnecessary to say that the steps of the inmates were all di- ' e ittin union as I cou i ld e, ' I laced a large Isabel, —, hence for St. Vincent, was spoken 28th ult. in lat. Bee, ' , lienCe ai'Aric ' a -' ministers to remove the Duke of Newcastle from the a very important lesson taught us as to the mode of the rected towards the rev. gentleman's apartment. The servant . 1) cker cag g e, and hung it up in the P same apartment in with the growth of their coverings. What is the part of an oyster who made her appearance first, was the only person addressed 49, long. 10 Lord Lieutenancy of Nottinghamshire, we are confi- squirrel. For the first week, or thereabouts, the effects of evl;lich can i nrete the hard and massive shell which encases ren tli ,, o i c n ca u sZ ON you got a fire in the kitchen, his wound, and the pain it occasioned, kept the stranger 41 Bri n s g h 4 T 5 ar, hence for Philadelphia, was spoken 9th April, in lat. dent that the course adopted by the noble duke, in his pretty silent ; but as his health and spirits returned, his con- FiLcis, Depau, hence for New York, was spoken 17th April, in doee not grew ley . itself, it ie as herd and as in- s Y.„:, t i tg i zrl h 2 e r e: JaL Pandora differences with the servants of the crown, will prove rr : ganic as the rock to which it is attached. Ni , hen we open " Y es, si/, a very good one," answered the latter in tre" stant cries attracted the attention of my little passionate fa- lat. 41 38, long. 49 to be a course dictated by a regard to the highest prin- the oyster we find the body of the animal covered over with mulous accents, caused by the fright she had received. vourite, who, from that moment, appeared to conceive a vio ciples of the constitution. The Duke of Newcastle is a thin transparent film, which is called the mantle of the " Well, then, take up that book," pointing to the volume lent desire to reach the magpie's cage. This, however hung It= w Pe a r a iw w ie s k ail ; f l . The l r7 Packet, from Falmouth, at Barbadoes 22nd March rich in the benevolence of his character—rich in the oyster, and this is the whole of the apparatus employed in by hig con k calumnietor d e lying beneath the grate i " take far beyond his reach, and the smoothness of the wall al:g •st ay it ttov e v ol i l t su izt e o d t , he t e t o pro c iluct i i t o b n :f tll this we i r l i o derfi t t is stmteu a r t e. H -; which it was placed, presenting no facilities for climbing, set an C d l= n tteah e i i tz, i r m le as d t f e r r o , Va c zn ain al p e e a n fAr y L l i: t e l z:ml r gth March, stores of his unprdending wisdom—nch in all those an it is Mhenr: ru ' ld e see ti l l L laft i li attributes and possessions in which her Majesty's mi- create ve suci w i woncaful P lu we e r t ' ures w we are not re e ar% t t o sar; The servant was so confounded at the oddity of the com- the . squirrel's reaching the cage out of the question. His Leonora, —, hence for Demerara, off St. David's Head 2nd anxiety, alid frequent attempts to do so, however, attracted May nisters are most poor—character, and general esteem. but the steps of the process—the manner i p n w p hich the dif.: mand, that she hesitated a few seconds, looking all the while my attention, and lat length released the object of his cu- In any dispute with the Duke of Newcastle, there ferent parts are secreted, we are well able to examine. We in amazement at the face of her master before obeying it. riosity, as I conceived it, from the cage, and suffered them VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. scarcely exists a possibility that Lord Melbourne and will take an oyster in a very imperfect condition before it has " Dnn't ycw hear me, Sally ?" both to be at liberty in the room at once. What was my sur "l es sir, lisped out the other (SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.) Lord John Russell should be in the right ! But, ac- reached its full size, and examine how it enlarges the house " Then ' why don't you at once do ' as you are bid ?" prise when the result was an instantaneous attack on the in which it lives This delicate mantle is made to stick squirrel's part, and that of so fierce and determined a nature , --eamee—._ cording to the Globe, circumstances have " rendered it • .• • The servant stooped down, and was in the act of reaching that the magpie's death would have been a speedy, but a cruel tinnly to the margin of its abode, and the part so attached to EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, Src. imperative on the government to vindicate its authori- the circumference of its shell, has the wonderful property of her hand towards the book, when Mr. Hill, seizing her arm one, had I not interfered, and for a second time rescued my Samarang, G Abbott, 469 Batavia, Waddington, Holt &Co ty" in reference to the selection of magistrates for Not- separating in a chemical manner from the sea water in which and forcing back her hand, said with his own peculiar voice pensioner from danger 1 However, although I prevented my d manner " Stay, stay, Sally, you must not touch it with AFRICA. tinghamshire. W e are always glad to learn that the the animal lives, abundance of carbonate of lime, and lays it an hands ' squirrel's indulging his taste for flesh in this instance, I pro- Wm. Rathbone, R Roberts, 326 Africa, Agett & Hemingway authority of the crown has been vindicated ; but, in layer by layer around the very margin of its shell, precisely yohr ;it would . pollute you if you did." cured him other birds, which he speedily despatched, and in- • WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. in the same mane& as ou would take a brush and apply The servant was still more amazed than before. „ —. „ stantly devoured. They appeared, in fact, to be his natural Li this case, we feel assured that the " vindication" in ttle Catherine, 0 Williams, 147 Demerara, T& H Murray some varnish, which wou y ld become hard under water, "by" " Take the tongs to it, Sally, resumed Mr. trill. uarry prey ; for while flesh was to be got, dozen of nuts, even Elizabeth, J Price, 255 Kingston, Jamaica, Imrie &Co question will prove to be a gross abuse of the crown's which means the shell becomes increased in size. Now let us it down stairs in the tongs, and then throw it into the kitchen though ready broken for him, might be neglected at the bot- Laidsmans, ain c d i e v i) az ter t v ian ort d h , 260 Kingston, Jamaica, Irnrie & Toznlinson peerogatives. We have not forgotten by what misera- explain the manner in which the thickness of the shell is pro- fire. , . tom of the cage he commonly slept in ; and the dexterity he SOUTH , 6 AI I VIER a IcA. ble, pettilligging arts, the present ministers have sought duced, because the portion which is thus generated must be The servant did as she was desired : Huntington s aouse showed in stripping his prey of their feathers roved that Traveller J Pallot, to deprive the lords lieutenants of counties of all that extremely thin in comparison with the great mass of the of Rewland Hill, and his Antinomian theobegy were uncere- this description of food was no novelty. I obseier p ed that his Brandon: H N,Jay, 126 Valpara Y iso, e fl=us, shell itself. !ii order to provide for this, the whole of the ly consigned to the fire • and beautiful and brilliant momous . , _ . . practice was to commence at the inferior portion of the trunk, M`Nair & Dutton wholesome influence which ought to belong to posses- surface of this film has the power of separating carbonate of though transitory, was the conflagration which the volume neglecting the extremities until nothing else remained, and UNITED STATES. sors of station so lofty. We have not forgotten the lime from the ocean and laying it on, layer by layer, until by made.—Prom the Metropolitan Pulpit ;by the Author of , rejecting the head altogether. After this I used to present Governor Troup, B Butman, 430 New York, J T Crook unanswered statements, last year, by the Earl of Hare- the accumulation of ' these layers, the desired thickness is ac- " Random Recollections.' him with butcher's meat, either raw or dressed, which he Bradshaw, R Milroy, 589 Philadelphia, G Brown wood, and by the Duke of Wellington, in reference to complished. There are two operations thus going on, the took readily, unless seasoned. Even the presence of salt was BRITISH AMERICA. the wretched intrigues by which the whigs in office one at the margin of the shell, the other upon its whole sur- SELECT EXTRACTS. sufficient to ensure its refusal. As winter approached, I was Albion, H Grun, 156 Newfoundland, T& W Earle &Co face. I d . o not know a more beautiful illustration of the Cumbrian, J Roper, curiOus to observe in what manner my little companion would 172 Newfoundland and Quebec, have sought—in exchange for support from the dissen . power which shell fish have of secreting carbonate of lime be affected by the natural changes of the season ; and for that W Tarbet or J Day ters—to transfer, virtually, to their dissentina parti- than is met with in the examination of the shell of the oyster. TAR.—This, as is well known, is one of the most important purpose . I n . everput a fire in his room ; and as the season Abercromby, J Ure, , I=l , Zkiillba i rr a i Francis, 458 Quebec, Glen & Auderson sans, the power to nominate the magistrates Cif Eng- The interior of their shell is commonly covered with mother articles of Russian trade. The way of making it is extremely (which it will be remembered was a ver cold one) advanced 311 Quebec, Freer & Ihler land. The Duke of Newcastle will be found, we en- of pearl, which we call it ; but, if an oyster in the course of simply, being precisely the same as that pursued in Sweden he began ' to collect a store of ' nuts, and y the remaffis of birds, 179 St. John, Newfoundland, and Quebec, tertain not the slightest doubt, to have resisted some its life becomes deprived of sufficient food, and is so much and Norway ; and, what is very . singular, it would appear to in a corner of his box, as also to prepare a comfortable nest Bahr, Behrend &Co aciated as not to be able to fill its shell it pours out car- be the method described by Dmscondes and other ancient EUROPE. attempt on the part of ministers to abase in his person authors, as having been followed by the Greeks in makin of moss, wool,. &c. with which I supplied him ; and one Gretry, J Dam, 132 Antwetp, t b .n Onate of lime in still greater abundance. ' The last step t J Johnstone morning, c on visiting him, I found him curled up, with his Mary, J Jackson, 119 Antwerp and Riga, Bahr, Behrend &Co the high office of a Lord-lieutenant. In doing so, the be taken by the oyster is to polish the inside of its shell, too this article. Those who have seen charcoal made will easil g y noble duke will have a fresh claim to the gratitude of make it fit for the habitation of a creature so delicate and so understand the process. Generally the best tar is made where long an ta e i e l de old I n ro o u r V er hi t m, co t l i d, insensible o , f a t u b d e to all ap. s ß u n s w a t of squirrels (a fact de o ni s e a d s b fy myself l byherna- cnheestNeVrilhl!ilin a i n n s e, n A Bencke l , 32 lso a lan r z o ie, B,h C r 0 e 'l l V ir ebe c l t: Co Countess of Durham ° , .1 Axford, — ll Ham b bro', Bahr:B B h d his country. soft in all its parts. How is this beautiful mother of pearl the worst fir grows ; that is in a marshy situation, which is pienanr y some , as wel as to see e ren &g a It is well, we repeat, to " vindicate" the authority of to be constructed ? The very same mantle which has been not so favourable to the growth of the tree as a drier soil. whether that hybernation would be complete in a state of Cantab, J Wilson, 125 Narva, Blundell &Coor J J Day Mersey, J Martin, 207 Oporto, T Martin & Son pouring out rough chalk now modifies its action, and disposes In such a place, however, the roots, from which tar is chiefl t c . aptivity, I suffered him to remain in the said torpid condi the crown. But who are the men who claim the cha- procured, are found to be the most productive. In a fores y t Amalia, J F Albrecht, 325 Pillau, Bahr, Behrend &Co it in much more beautiful and fine layers. The pearls of ion for nearly a fortnight ;at the end of which time I re- Candi, G Cardillo, 110 Palermo and Palermo, racter of champions of the royal prerogative ? Can it commerce are derived from these creatures, and are the re- district, on the side of a bank, a pit is dug, of the shape of z i noved him, cage and all, to an apartment with a good fire in Haska:,ne, Chapple &Co be the miserable ministers who, confessedly, hold office sult of disease, or an effort of defence upon the part of the a funnel, tapering towards the bottom, in which an iron pan .t. The consequence of this was that in a few hours he Gipsy, J Redfern, 88 Riga, M Quayle is placed, furnished with,a tube, communicating with a barrel revived, and the first thing he did WaS to attack his hoard of M . ar . greta, G Boomgaard, 87 Rotterdam, Bahr, Behrend &co on the " sufference" of a dozen of men of the stamp hapless creatures which live within these valves. It is by no outside. This pit is filled with the healthiest pine -roots, provisions, which he devoured voraciously ; still, however Viplante, F Budig, 116 Stettin, Bahr, Behrend &Co of Mr. Leader ? Can it be the ministers whose pri- means an uncommon circumstance to observe the shells of bundled up with the most rosinous portions of the tree ;on - • , Mir, F Warglien, 305 Trieste, M'Nair & Dutton ysters are perforated by worms, which at last arrives at the mary title to office was derived from the Lichfield-house ° the top large quantities of charcoal are heaped, and the whole showing a strong preference for the flesh." Amphitrite, H Rentz, 150 Windaw, Bahr, Behrend &Co internal surface. How are the creatures to defend them- Khind, J Mackay, 91 Wangeroge, A Coghill " compact alliance !" Can these persons venture, with- selves against the attacks of enemies which thus arrive at driven hard together by heavy mallets. Over all a close co vering of turf is laid, and finally fire is set to the mass, which GRIMALDI AND HIS WIFE.—A CASE OF POISONING.— I cannot refrain from telling a story, which I know to be Enterprise, J Lundgrum, 373 Wyburg, C G Weber &Co out exciting general scorn, to advert to the necessity of their soft parts ? Immediately upon the impulse being felt, consumes, without blazing, by a slow combustion, in the true, of the oldest Grimaldi, the first of the race. Grimaldi ,.. —4. . . •... • , a • , • . .. . vindicating the authority of the crown—that authority the oyster throws out mother of pearl in great profusion, and course of which the tar, distilled per descensum, falls into and his wife veere occasionally in the habit of quarrelling. At length their feuds aesumed a very serious aspect ; and which they sin against by their every official act ? The covering over the orifice which has just been made, or any Emporo. - irritating particle whieh has gained admission into the shell, the pan at the bottom and thence by the tube into the barrel rug . n rge !. , fte . r communing together upon their most miserable state of authority of the crown can never be successfully vin- which . eonve sit to the market. Pitch, also b o ht i la ' incompatibility of temper,'' they resolved to destroy them- ...---.91.--.- converts it into that pearl which is so precious in commerce. dicated until the ministers of the crown shall cease to quantities gra Russia, is tar in another shape, being made Let us now look at the mode in which univalve shells are selves, ae the only me . an . sof relieving themselves from their EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 8(c. be the creatures of Daniel O'Connell. constructed ; and of this the common limpit will furnish us by inspissating or boiling it down to dryness.—Bremner's Watkins, (236) J Whiteside, from Mauritius, 4895 bags sugar, 196 most miserable condition. In accordance with this most slabs tin, Barton, Irlam and Co.—From the Cape of Good Hope, 1 Let us trace the modes in which Lord Melbourne with an example. As in the oyster, we find the whole of the Excursions in Russia. and his colleagues are accustomed to " vindicate the interior of the limpit covered over with a delicate manfle, ex- ENCOMIUM OF MANCHESTER.—On the whole, " Man- extraordinary resol b ution ? Mr. Grimaldi proceeded to an apo- qr pipe wine, 4 cases curiosities, order thecary's shop in t . e neighbourhood, and asked for an ounce SOUTH AMERICA. authority of the crown." tending to the edges of the shell. And we find, as in the chester for ever !"—not her hooks," and not her radicals— of arsenic, '' to poison de rats." .The " culler of simples " Rapid, (276) R Thomas, from Laguna, about 360 tons logwood , Mr. Joseph Hume recently stimulated the French t oyster, tha t t the sh_ell is ineeees e ed sa i . n . s_i_ze_ Lnil iu e thiekness by nor_ hsr Papist t sch e o t ole, er noe her four meals per diem—not her wo opera ions. But it v . vill b id if th th only means eerly hours no y .1 Is f cleampagne—nor her two o'clock obequiously bowed, and delivered to the devoted Grimaldi 400 coker nuts, Baring Brotners and Co—G D the dose that he trusted would emancipate him from all CanadiaN to " throw off the baleful domination" of employed in the production of shells, how does the colour of dinners, nor her boat eow s and white sauce—but Manches- UNITED STATES. wordly ills. Firm to their purpose, the illustrious Punch sir Colin Campbell, (651) R Pentecost, from Mobile, 1500 bales England ! A rebellion in Canada followed this advice. the shells arise, which we find of such variety, where does ter for ever, still! Yes ! long live that energy of character— " The authority of the crown" required, undoubtedly, the colouring matter of the shells come from and how is it that loyalty of conduct—that industry, talent, and persever- and Judy swallowed in tumblers of water, each a moiety of cotton, Hmnphreys, Biddie anslCo-172 . do, Rathbone Brothers and Co-200 sticks cedar, Wainwright, Shells and Co-4 spars, for ex the deadly " drink," and then embracin retired one to that Mr. Joseph Hume should have been called upon Produced ?We shall find in the fringe which borders the ance, which in so eminent a degree distinguish the men of g ' ' e_ portation their h m neal bed in the bedroom, and the ?ther to a sora mantle glandular masses, which secrete different coloured Manchester. Long live their powers of invention, their con- Champion, (725) J Cochrane, from Savannah, 1013 bales cotton, to render a strict account of his conduct. Was a in the y sit e ting room—both rooms communicating—the door fluids. The result of this is obviously that the chalk which stant habit of searching for im rovement their love o P . , . . f all that Molvneux Witherby and Co-45 do Glen and Anderson— between them being left open. The pair of suicides lay down, Furt - on, Par' ker and Co-546 do, Collin ' ann and Stolterfoht_ l ig t: strict account required at his hands ? Mr. Joseph • • • ' • ' p ctically scientific and useful to man in his intercourse with is poured out by this fringe, is coloured by the action of is ra Hume, the abettor of rebellion, has been, without check these glands ; and of course, these glands being at the his fellow-being. Long live the charities of Manchester, tears filling the eyes ; a long and solemn pause ensued—no sound of groans, no sigh of anguish was heard—all was still order-68 pitch pine planks, for exportation—P D or intermission, a welcome and favoured supporter of margin of the shell, these colours will appear on the outside, great and glorious as they are and that spirit of benevolenCe as . night. _ At_ last, wrried out with expectation, Grimaldi BRITISH AMERICA. Thetis, (804) C Brown, from St. John, N.B. 114 pces birch and the very ministers who now prate about the necessih , leaving the interior perfectly white. In this manner we find which (with but comparative ' s , few exceptions) is ever ready raised his head from he pillow, and in the deepest possible 873 pees fir timber, 42c 9 deals and deal ends, 126ic staves, Ifc 28 ' the exterior of the oyster to be of an olive-brown, but if we to assist a good cause, and urge it forward. Long live the of vindicating the authority of the crown ? the colour of the shell, some other arran ements must generous hos italitv of Manchester who o ens wide the d tone of voice cried out, " Mrs. Grimaldi, are you dead, my Oars, 50 oar rafters. 106 rickers, Gibbs, Bright and Co--I spar, 20 g . P -, ' • P oor love ," Upon which Mrs G ' ld* 'th li . h t sible deals and deal ends, for exportation—B D . runa ion e ig es pos Lord Durham, again, having been invested with r e a e r m y a e, an et us examine what these arrangements are. to the foreigner as well as to the friend, and spreads before • • e ' dd I • great powers for the purpose of " vindicating the au- If we examine the harp shell, we find on the fish a number both the best productions of the garden, the orchard, and the squeak, replied, No, Mr. Grimaldi." The rejoinder sounded EUROPE. S 8 L d P s a S tridge c , as fr a nd c La . 50 R t o o c n h s el i l ie e ;n 32 h ß h i ds 1 qr cask something like " Dom ." what is meant, the imagination of thority of the crown" in Canada, fled from his post on of glands at different intervals upon the fringe of the mouth, field.. Long live the active habits of business and punctuality b r a H n e c i l Y e ' o ( r l L s r ) P, uncle'', Falk the approach of danger—danger, which he aggravated which secrete a peculiar colour. These glands do not secrete of Manchester, and that good faith which presides over at Ihe ur de i li t cg e te ea rea e dg r u s ia6 r s i uty li . , At the end of another halifie and Co , I balk mahogan; l , r picked im ' at sea—G D by a proclamation, that no honest ministry would have so much colour as the rest, and their colour is only poured least a large portion of all their transactions. And long live Gipsy, W Shotton, from Bourdeaux, 8 cases 1 trunk 2 bskts Cntns su ° cce ' ss of th m e potion ; fur n id sh es i tu ea rn ir n to b n e ot r i r l ioy n s a ti s me to ne t xt u i ekn, C P Fletcher -2 cases do, T and W Earle & Co— . 7 trunks do, out at particular intervals of time. Not only do shells differ —nay, it is sure to live for ever, for it has God for its room, rais . ed he . rself in the bed, and g said in g her squeak, hhds do, Lame-1 hhd 2 cases do, Bevan and Smith -7 hhds 1 e aux do et T e S : permitted to remain unpunished. Yet neither for his in colour, but we find that there are sometimes spines pro- Author, and heaven for its reward—that true unaflected piety seditious proclamation, nor for his- desertion from his truding from them. It would appear that shells only grow which exists in Manchester in so pre-eminent a degree, which " Mr. Grimaldi, my dear, are you dead ?" To which the hf 5 cases do, order-2 I lv ih ar ds de 2 n hf an hh d d w s 4 a : o c s a tr se o s ch do t_ , P I . D c e as v post, has the Earl of Durham been ever called to ac- at certain times, and that some portions of the fringe are illustrates its possessors by every virtue, and sheds its bright gruff reply . was " No, Mrs. Grirmildi." And for two hours 2 4 g wi l t_ - J 6t . 2, on W r a d x o well p and Co-1 hhd do, Winstanley R rocter and Co-1 do R Pro these questions and auswers went on periodically ; till at last, count by the whig champions of royal prerogative ! stimulated to a greater degree than others. There are some and glorious influence over the whole population. It is virtue the lady's turn conung again she repeated the inquiry in a --1 hf hhds '6 cases do, Mr. Daniel O'Connell, moreover, is a gentleman who shells which are chambered, and differ from those to which alone that exalteth a nation, as sin is a reproach to any peo- exalted tone, and almost screameu , Perrott-1 hhd do, J Hall and Co-1 do, G and J Hill-1 do, H G Mason-6 cases do, Brough and Gardner-6 do, Laughton and C I have alluded, such as the pearly nautilus which, however, le Yes ' Manchester for ever !—Blackwood somewhat more excited and ' * flourishes by exciting vast masses of ignorant men to d b h • l • ' • P. * * is secrete yt e anima , much in the same manner which out, " Mr. Grimaldi, my love, are you not dead ?"—" No, HUMILITY —Bisho Jerem Taylor sa Bof humility, that my dear," said Grimaldi, "I am not ; nor do I think I can —1 hf hhds 4 cases do, J Crosbie-16 cases brandy, Swainson ° the verge of rebellion against " the authority of the we have described, as indeed are those of the shell-fish in b ' the go t o v di y ry f f ru ar it i s nt w o: i h die to-night onless it be of starvation, Mrs. Grimaldi ; get 2 do, P Devaux-1 case mineral water, J Walbon-150 brli prunes, In the spiral shells, such as those of the Chelk i g t ro i u s n l d ik , e an t d he' t r b o i s o t w o e f m p a a y g o V n l o y y w t r e y e th Y 2 hhds turpentine, 1 cask flour, 1 basket roots, 2 guitars, order— crown." He thrives on the credit, as well as on the general. 75 I c l l f i c e i s i t e s sts do to orlel f •— i Lg r e n ht tt s , pence of his " men in buckram"—his " two millions species some ierovision is necessary to guard the animal appear above ground. Of these fruits th h b . • = = ' -•' t D bl' g ' a u in. up out of de bed and see foe some sunuer for I am very c B h 4 Eu cas en k f s g s e vi r.7 ne t , n, vi ( n l e 7 gar Ti CR an ß d luc li nh r d a ees 7, ll, 6 fm l9 L cas ish e o s, n, b i al s e c s h a es n t d . b 6 a 4 h s f e wort y 'shop hongry." So ended this fatal performance • the apothecary, from danger atter it has retired within its abode. These sums up seventeen varieties. The catalogue (with slight who had heard the perpetual bickerings of ' Punch and Jud of fighting precursors." Has Mr. Daniel O'Connell a gria la w n lip s o u n bs t ta he n e e x e tr e e o m m ity os o e f d t o h t r e dy of the 111h:111 0 1r:a abridgment) in some of the articles is as follows :-1. The in their menage, having prudentially given him a small parcei ever been called to account for his innumerable quasi , humble man trusts not to his own discretion, but in matters of magnesia, which the unhappy pair had divided between rebellions—or for the innumerable murders (alas, too so as to fit completely o p ver the orifice sa i m nt e o m wi l lic e r the animals master-27 chests 12 hf chests do, .i Van Zellere -6-21hctsncehsruetsditt,i,dtee,enaeueves-163 chests B l of concernment relie . s rather upon the judgment of his friends, them.—New Monthly Magazine. 50 chests 48 hf chests do, J Collier-2 hhds 4qr casks do, Baring real !) that may be traced, directly, to his counsels ? retreat. It is called the operculum. There are few things counsellors, or spiritual guides. 2. He does not pertina- Brothers and Co—l hhd do, L Graham-4 do W Routlege-4 do, B B Popplewell—l do, C Warner-4 pipes do, ' Winter and Son— i As well might it have been expected that Bill Sikes's more beautiful to observe in nature than the uses to which ciously pursue the choice of his own will. 3. He does not INTERVIEW WITH MOSELERATSE, A SOUTH AFRICAN the same apparatus can be applied. We find in the ocean murmur against commands. 4. He is not inquisitive into MONARCH.—We felt quite certain that the king must be hhd 6qr casks do, W Driver—l hhd 3qr casks do, F H Symonds— dog should deem it part of his duty to take Bill Sikes shell-fish with exceedingly massive shells, which would re- dying with impatience to r obtain possession of the various 2 pdir 4 hhds . do s , n:c e k o tnd p H an or d es j — i l i q t r cask do, Leech, Harrison by the throat, while perpetrating robbery, as that the the reasonableness of indifferent and innocent commands, but gizrz f l a eLoy o let t e e rinciple to enable theie tenant to ariee believes their command to be reason enough in such cases to resents . we . had brought fo hun ; but he . thought it dignified to i N i v — i r m p , i i tx n es d r d e e v:„ A 1.. tt s y s i present ministers should attempt to " vindicate the water. To effect this we find their exact his obedience 5. He lives accordin t 1 d g oarue, an r i o affect indifference, and prosecuted his ideas of propriety so . _ . gorously, that his non-appearance became at length alarm- onions Neville and Frankland-3 bales contents unknown, order and Fra — tiklaff e 261 frails 78 lif frails ficss authority of the crown," when Mr. Daniel O'Connell operculums contrived of soft spongy material, of exceeding w ith compliance to ' public customs, without any affectation • chooses to assail it ! light and buoyant character, and by this means the creatures or singularity. 6. He is meek and indifferent in all acci- ing. We therefore despatched Baba to say that every thin was prepared for his reception, and that we were extremely (66) J Cumming, from Sines, 60 chests 629 hf chests g —x i bzi , i d , t o 7 v o ,7 : l 7 salt, J Bibby and Co—Q D Mr. Daniel O'Connell swore, when he was admitted are enabled to float upon the surface of the element in which dents and chances. 7. He patiently bears injuries—"verum oranges, order-1 hf chest do, the master—S D into the House of Commons, to abstain from all at- they live. humilem patientia ostendit. ' He is always unsatisfied with anxious to pay our respects. In the course of a few minutes Marens Minde, (170) H M Medsen, from Neustadt, about 1000 qrs loud shouting and yelling announced his approach. We shall now examine the skeleton of those animals in h• • d arm ri con uct, resolutions, and councils. 9. He is a great r * * * wheat, order—Q D Fenella, (66) J Wakeham, from Malaga, 20 butts 20 hf butts 30 tempts to deprive the Established Church of her tern- which the bones are placed in the interior. The lamprey is o r f n godznoz s il.x c r i zef ri l i ne mv, a ang a :ensuser l'he expression of the despot's features, though singularly 3ip A e i z i o n nve l til o , x s l b i p i t ar t s e 2 e ? h r l a t n 3 s 2 gis t, cz a k e s w 7 i g t ie, 53 i qr ar c h c e e s l ts c 0 1 e n m te o n n t s s pOralitieS- Mr. Daniel O'Connell now openly pro- the most imperfect of this species, though it is one of the of L , cunning, wily, and suspicious, is not altogether disagreeable. His figure is rather tall, well turned, and active, but leaning unknown, T Whittaker-2 hams, 20 jars honey, 5 l i Cegs anchovies, claims that he shall never desist from attempts to wrest most terrific enemies of sea-fish. Its mouth is very singular, his laughter. 11. He fears when he P T:ars %int:LT:or:l - temporalities from the Church of England. And being provided with long, sharp teeth. The lamprey fastens mended. 12. He gives no pert or saucy answers when he is to corpulency. Of dignified and reserved manners, the search- order.—From Gibraltar, about 10 tons lead, 1 box sweetmeats, 2 how have the ministers of the crown " vindicated its itself upon the bodies of marine animals by suction, and reproved, whether justly or unjustly. 13. He loves to sit ing quickness of his eye, the point of his questions, and the cases returned goods, C S Mith . lleton—i portmanteau apparel, 1 box contents unknown, 1 box a guitar, R Crosfield.—G D buries these teeth into it until the arrive at its internal extreme caution of his replies, stamp him at once as a man authority" against the machinations of this sedition- down in private, and, if he may, he refuses the temptation of capable of ruling the wild and sanguinary springs by which Giorgio, (161) 0 Cherico, from Messina, about 25 tons rough structure, and whatever strength the y animal ma ossess is s and new honours. 14. He is ingenuous free, azi l d wine, 2 bales silk '0 ies 20 hhd b d monger—this oath-forgetting conspirator against the fruitlessly exerted in attempting to rid itself of Y it P s enemy, o °ffi e c n e in his actions and discourses. 16. He m d ' s his f 1 he is surrounded. He appeared about forty years of age ; brim tone 1r qr casks ordex 10 ' l;g• concentrated lemon . juiC: Ephi, I. ,s c o as ns i:s raei : : but, being totally beardless, it was difficult to form a correct Palert7io, 475 li s ags shumac, order—ti pipes ;4 hlids 2 ° 4 m q Church ? By offering him—within three months after as the lamprey invariably destroys it. The skeleton of the arid gives thanks when he is admonished. 16 -e . n He is e a ea u el " he sustained a public rebuke from the Speaker of the lamprey is of a simple description : instead of bone, it has a to do good to the murderers of his fame, to his slanderer: estimate of the years he had numbered. The elliptical ring J Hall-21 bales lamb skins, R F Breed and Co-1 octave wine, J long piece of grizzle or cartilage, which runs the,whole length on his closely shorn scalp was decorated with three green Goodwin-8 casks cream tartar, 434 boxes oranges, 188 boxes backbiters, and detractors. 17. And is contented to be sus- House of Commons, for certain false and malignant of the back. This . elastic cartilage is sufficiently firm foe the pected of indiscretion, so he may really be innocent, and not feathers, from the tail of the paroquet, placed horizontally, lemons, 1 case books, 4 pipes wine, order—Q D calumnies—the situation of a chief justice in Ireland ! purposes of the ammal. But let us go one step further : offensive to his neighbour, nor wanting to his just and prudent two behind and one in front. A single string of small blue Duke of Cambridge, (steamer) J Battey, from Havre, 25 cases 5 baskets 2 hhds I hflihd wine, J Dawson-53 cases 10 baskets 1 cask —..—....._..._. here is the shark, a creature which is not destined to grovel interest. These, it may be said, are very man fruits to beads encircled his neck ; a bunch of twisted sinews encom- wine, landed at Dublin—i case 1 hhd do, M M'Donald-120 baskets (From the Standard.) at the bottom of the deep, but which is able to keep pace spring from the one root of humility. But this is y of so very passed his left ankle, and the usual girdle dangling before and behind with leopards' tails, completed his costume. The do, Glazebrook Brothers-4 cases do, E Horn-18 do, J Davies-5 The Queen's ministers have rendered to the Duke of with our most rapid sailing ships, and to get before them. ireat - and excellent a virtue that it draws with it most others. • do, T 0 Cooper-50 do, Metson and Hancock-18 do, Vianna and l a nterpTters, three in number, were ranged in front. After Jones-40 . r 10, ,,,, 7 , —, a lz - vr . s pa : ag izrz , ar i s n o a n u a d axi io d CO-32 Newcastle the only compliment in their power to offer A very different process must be adopted in the structure of Lew-Boow WRITING.—This la -book ritin las ' be we o re l a i r nt r e n rv in a i l si v l e en i e e , n du e r n i e nl t r e i e c e h m tl e i r e sa tie n fttin's 9 , es F ! him—the only compliment that he could worthily ac- the s e h i V i t. There m t u o lb& e perf ta er V e rity to a t l i l i o e w r o e f at t u h r at come a kind of traffic, and has b w een moi• w e blu g ntl l y than " f ' n o a f c t i Froes Brothe p rs—l case ho, Murray, Syme and Co e — ase l s d l o ° , " tricks of trade." The choice of he rejoiced we had corn ' eto p bring him news from hi y s Vel ti ci g ; cept at their hands—the only compliment which, as l ) , ° tnr w oug . h th m e o w v a c t m er e . n If we exam l ine w the stru ur e g t e u s re of t c he bact courteously denominated 3 aa s u s r a a se w tdS f oa o r o\ d ' —l d d o o, Br H ou Cl i l .t ar a le n y d — ar d d o r:er H I Ba it r o ton j — E : , c 1 1 ,1 3 1 ,() Collmann every one must feel, the pure and high-minded noble- of the shark, we shall find a series of joints which no human a subject is the first matter of important consideration ; aud the white people. Mohanycom put his speech into Bechu- a c rid D b man would accept from hands so foul. His grace has architect has been enabled to emulate. The back bone is herein it is to be observed, that the motives which guide ana, Baba translated it into Dutch, and Andries endeavoured t o i ler authors in their preferences do not much operate in to render the meaning intellieible in English. To this we d W ° Br M ad — d i ell, lun-2 g do, T Gilmore-2 do, ;, Taylor alTi po o n- 52 2 bales flax, J Grirnshaw and Sons-18 do, J and J Richardson-80 Ind C k o— d 1 easel cask brandy, do, order-50 do, C Duffin i — id sO n l i o a , n g K Mulholland and Co-118 do, bren dismissed from the Lord-Lieutenancy of Notting- now split in distinct pieces. These bones are connected by hamshire. We have this info ation from the minis- an elastic ligament like Indian rubber, the cavities within at water to see t department of letters. The object . of the candidate for replied, that having heard oethe king's fame in a distant ,L Convenant— . l4 do i , c A a_e ii, h y dle e ll a s a l e n s pyae ice is not to write a book, but to gain clients, by making land, we had come three moons across the gre hem being filled with a fluid : nothin can give reater elas terial journals ; and from the same sources only are we t t icity than this arraneement ; the watgr in the gavities can- himself known as having much studied a particular branch him, and had brought for his acceptance a few trifles from d iai o, al l e : d oa a u t ,s D o u n ti s n i — casoes i ta3ll, d da o t o c id e e v r a t c ee a 8 12 i nc , ko H no C w h id a: H le in the law ; and business is his object, not book writing, our country, which we thought would prove agreeable. He — do ' , r dim M an s ! l- 1 do, 14urray, SYme and Co-17 bles 7 ' ..:, , ,t ) l e ffi - 1 4 1 able to gather any account of the causes of the intended not be compressed, h ' ut the elastic ligament can stretch and which he only takes as he does his post-horses, to help him smiled condescendingly, and the parsee immediately placed —4 bales hemp, A Gliman-1 ease artificial flowers, J Burgess -201 insult, but real tribute of honour, of which the Duke give way in every direction, so that the movements of the on hi!i w t ay t b o ie b i lie i fs and less he shows his knowledge on at his august feet the duffel great coat, which I have already bags potatoe 2 m oB e o al l , ,u J rr li s a t lsth es or - e a — a i X 1 , n b g x HTtf,nravings, R Zwilehen of Newcastle has been the object. The duke is not spine of the shark are as free as could be desired to accom ruseenst y or br t o ra t i t eto tbe co s u ta rt, e h w e a n g a g ig o h n t a de e s e c i r l ib e e f d 1. 7 being lined and trimmed with scarlet shalloon ; hart s rl ':l' il h e l e ad :, lb t 2 b p a l ul, e b :- PHA its rapid movements. I have mentioned that serpents aassuwbeec ' ll h m a . ve dea s d c l e ic? ; a t s ‘ s vo wire u , n : i v s el o g t hin ri g sb fi les books, 1 case gr a ros c m io wA c t k iec , ao l tn, c a as l,l6 e o t — h o a y i l s e t , the man to imitate whig lords-lieutenant—to follow in t i o sio a w cccrp o li u si l i d a b v e ar . iety of the track of that individual, who being Lord-Lieute- a m t . : v a e b m l e e , n w t s i t o h n o y i t i n I c ia a n n d s i o n r Again—as the book is wholly a second:l - y, and, g as it were, feet square f b t l y oe p k ou u n a dz; sn a u r f r f t . irr a o n e d tfvto lin—i basket books 6 J s 0 Go on r d n:a f n—Clß n d w a ater s' impos accidental matter in the speculation, it signifies little whether nant of an Irish connty a few weeks since, attended a join s o a s ar ,to perform sible for a serpent, with the •• t f 71 k pounds weight of blood-red beads. hitherto the king ha y d was Pi t u e m sr 1 d 1:0:10 18 L ) Is MI n il ; , 490 , moss and S , o n -- nd ' baskets tallow, J Bu seditious meeting, convoked to promote resistance to their requisite movements ; and what do we find to be the It be well executed or not, so it be reasonably well done, and considered it beneath his dignity to evince the slightest chahan—K D I the law—to a law introduced by his own patrons, the mode adopted by nature ? The extremity of the bones of without any b g e ltring omissions f or errors ; for literary fame is symptom of astonishment : his manner had been particularly . Eiche, (27 0 )g D n i r lw e it r z, f c r l7 Rostock, gso qrs wheat, Sandars and C axton-6 , El ministers, and supported by himself. Had the Duke the back is converted into a round ball, and the correspond- _ no b p u a t r o t nl f y t just h so m m g u so ei lig n h o t tor f e e ty r— u h s a m rd a ly le p a n c if t e o ss t ig e nal fame bo o• n ua c i e •d t e h d re and sedate ; but the sight of so many fine things at ' ing surface of the othe . r becomes a polished socket. By this his decorum off the balance, arid caus . ed him for of N ewcastle followed in the steps of that individual— tunity of acquiring professional emolum y ent and reputl P ti P o ci n t ; the mome w nt to forget what he owed to himself in the pre means great firmness is given to the movements, 'whilst the PACKET BOATS.—FALMOUTH STATION, (we cannot bring ourselves to write his loathsome name joints are rendered exceedingly flexible. The human s • pine, and if that can only be obtained through the medium of the sence of so large an assembly. Putting his thumb between GENERAL POST-OFFICE, May 3. 1 in juxtaposition with that of one who is the faithful re- with which most persons are familiar, presents us with evi- authorship, whether the work be a first rate or very mode- his teeth, and opening his eyes to their utmost limits, he _ Presentative of every public and private virtue)—had derc . 3 of the Divine skill to a much greater extent than we rat: performance, signifies no more than the colour or the grinned like a schoolboy at the sight of gingerbread, patting i of the horses that shall afterwards take to York the his breast, and exclaiming repeatedly, "Monanti, monant , i DESTINATION. Mails ade up tn. 7 , Last Packets Next Packets Sailed. Due. the Duke of Newcastle followed in the steps of that have hitherto ;so much so, that it is said that Galen, after a p u e th g o r r ee who h • • London. mt is book has converted Into a leader of the monanti • tanta, tanta tanta I" Hair' in particularl - having lived for a long time in a state of infidelity, no sooner individual—he would deserve to be dismissed ; and northern circuit. It is not very difficult to perceive, that brou h ' • • ' • g • } g t to his notice that the device of an uplifted arm Tues. & Fri. -----__ had examined it than he exclaimed, "Hic Deus magnus vide- Holland Mon. & Thurs. therefore he would not be dismissed, but treated with tur." Indeed, it is impossible to view the human figure . all these circumstances together, derived from the nature and grasping a javelin, on the clasp of the great coat, referred to Hamburg & Swed. Tues. & Fri. Tues. & Satur. distinguished favour. without being struck with the variety that presents itself. object of this department of literature, have a great tendency his extensive conquests, of which all the world had heard, Lisbon The reason assigned for the dismissal of the Duke In those animals like the turtle, which lead comparatively t? lower the excellence of the law . books which . are . nem we placed before him a suit of tartan, sent by Mrs. Moffat!, Mti.eira . given to the professiou • and to explain their reat inferion wth g ty 1 a note, which he requested me to read ; and hearing his Spain & Gibraltar Saturdays .. April 29. May s. will be found in the following extract from the Morning inanimate lives, we find the bones solid, whereas in those - • ' d G 2nd Saturd R I Maita an reece.. ay oya Tar,Apr 15. to the older works which we possess ,handed down from the own name coupled with that of Ma Mary, as he termed that Chronicle : which have much motion, their bones are hollow and filled lights of other days. Instead of a Littleton a Coke a Plow- lads and the word tumerisho (compliments), he grinned Egy pt and India .. 4th Saturday April 15. .. Madeira lst Tuesday H.M.B. Penguin, Swift, " The Duke of Newcastle has been removed from the with marrow ; but in those creatures which fly, we find that den, a Blackstone, a Fearn, all, except o ' ne, men ' who had aga :, , lapp d e familiarly on the back. and exclaiming as Bra9il & B.Ayres. each month April 5 May 24. Lieutenancy of Nottinghamshire, and it is understood that the bones are not only hollow, but that the animals can use attained the heights of their profession before the took upon befil c " -- c m b tl 13 - - * Ist * • . Tanta tanta tanta "' He now rose a rup y, ig America Wednes. Tynan, April 6. L.Melville, Ap.l3 he is to be succeeded by Earl Spencer. them for the purposes of respiration, so much so, that if themselves the office of instructing mankind u Y on its lays- with sOm t ' ' ' • grea eoncep , . ton and made signs to the parsee to .( Jamai. L'ward Ist day of B. Express Pandora, "We learn that a question of principle is involved in this the windpipe of a bird should be cut, and then its bones teries, the student now becomes our teacher p and lawyers a roach ° h lit d • h • h ( and assist him on with the coat ; a 1 e in w lc , Isl. & Hayti.. each month. April 3. ' May 12. removal. A correspondence took place between the Duke opened so as to communicate with the external air, the bird write law books before they have held half a ' dozen briefs. h P e p str tt d al • e e sever times up and down viewing his grotesque Lag lira Mexico and Ha- 1 15th day of H.M.B. Lyra, Skylark, and the Lord Chancellor on the subject of his grace's refusal can breathe through its bones as freely as it could through These books, too, bein • t • ' b 1 • ' H h g written o gain practice y p easing figure in the glass with evident self-applause. et en de- vana to recommend for the magistraCy a gentleman of high cue- its windpipe. By this mode lightness is obtained, the specific ig the att th th t • f b 1 • th T • d M • b th h •ht orney, ra er an o gain ame y p easing e cri lc, sire ohanycom to put it on and turn a out, at e m ( Jamai. L'ward I . L racter, and every way fitted for discharging its duties, with gravity of the body being decreased, so that the bird is ena- are far, indeed, from being elaborated with diligence, or from see if it fitted behind • and this knotty point settled to his 1 Isl. & Hayti 15th day of 1H.M.8. Delight, Pandora, credit to himself and advantage to the neighbourhood. It bled to soar through the air without such an expenditure of displa in the utmost force of their authors , t • • • ' ' ff hi 1 d * ' • • • not to men ion unqualified satisfaction, he suddenly cast o s tin s, an , Carthagena I May so. seems his grace had no other reason for his refusal than that muscular exertion as would be otherwise required. The that ti y g b • me eing of incomparably more value than excellence, appearing in puris ibus commanded all hands to natural , . . . NI the gentleman in question professed dissenting principles, song of the bird is connected with this mechanical organiza- the object is i h b • 'd 1 . • • - at er to ring out ami d ing performance soon assist in the difficult undertaking of shaking him into the PRICES OF WOOL AT LIVERPOOL, ! / 4 4 ' • wet so far as to declare, that so long as he re- tion. Many of us have wondered at hearing the prolonged enough, to sui h t t e plan of appearing on a particular circuit tartan trousers.—Captain Harris's Expedition in South (Per Stone of 24115.) „ ,filai Iraillitenant, he never would recommend any - % -11 t . " . 11,:.4A , - 'omission." • 1 / 4 -..... _„ _ 4z . -^ v i :.. , V 1,\ .- c::: '-: _g '- 'fire.:, • • ' ' IN ` r r is .. 1 4 : 012 -4 1,114 . „. ...r . 74 ...., : :. ...: , ...4 1 1 notes which these birds are able to give utterance ; indeed they are able to sustain their song for a much greater period rim at a certain time.—Lord Brougham iu the Edinburgh Re- Africa. * Good, good, good; bravo, bravo, bravo ! Laid White 11S. 6d. ® 125. 6d..1 Cheviot .... 15s. Od. (4/ 245. 0„ 1 13 6 14 6 I Cross ditto .. 12 6 Is 6d ' ' •••••; -- -1 IT: o f. 4 . 774.. a /iVe v ' -- 2 ' IS OW lia4Ul ,/ilarftrts. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, MAY 3. There continues a very good demand for Sugar, and the sales are 1100 hhds B.P. at very full prices. 1500 bags fine Bengal have also been disposed of, at 68s 6d per cwt. ;in Mauritius nothing has been done. There are no sales to notice in Foreign Sugar.—There has been a better inquiry for Molasses ; the sales are 150 puns. Deme rara at 32s 6p, and 100 puns of Nevis at 32s per cwt. duty paid, from the quay.—Coffee. The stock of Plantation has become very moderate, and the sales, comprising 120 casks of Jamaica, have been effected at full prices. Nothing done in Foreign.—A small parcel of Trinidad Cocoa sold at 40s, a few casks Jamaica Ginger at 12s 6d per cwt. ; 40 bags Pimento at 3jd, and 200 bags black Pepper at 4id per lb.—The demand for Rice continues; 2000 bags of Bengal have been taken for cleaning at 16s 3d to 16s 9d per cwt. in bond, and 50 tcs dressed Carolina, for home-consumption, at 388 per cwt. for second quality, and 40s for first.—For Rum there has been an extensive inquiry, particularly for the fine and choice quali ties, but the business has been checked in consequence of the limited supply on hand; the sales are 330 puns Demerara, 35 O.P. at 5s 7d to 9s Bd, 32 'i9 cent. 5s 6d, and common Leewards, 4 to 5 1. cent. O.P. 3s 5d to as 7d per gallon. A few chests of Bengal Indigo are reported at full prices ; 50 chests Shell Lac at former rates, and 20 bales of East India Senna at 3d To tb.—ln Saltpetre the business is trifling; of Nitrate of Soda 200 bags have baen taken at 16s. The ports of Mexico being now opened, some arrivals of Cam peachy Logwood have come forward, which has brought down prices very considerably; a cargo of 500 tons has been sold, to be delivered in the Baltic, and of two cargoes offered this week only 160 sold, principally at .4'12 to -t'l2 10s per ton ; in Jamaica, 150 tons sold at .:13 105 to ..e9 ; in Fustic, 70 tons of Savanilla sold at £l3 2s 6d; a few tons of Lima Nicaragua Wood, and some small parcels of Barwood, without change.—Turpentine is in regular de mand, and at rather improved prices ; 1200 brls have been sold, 500 of which, of fair qpality, were taken on speculation at 13s sd, and the remainder to the trade at 13s 6d.—Of American Tar, 100 brls sold at 15s 6d per brl.—For Montreal Pot Ashes there has been a speculative demand, 700 to 800 brls have been taken at 26s to 26s 6d ; few, if any holders, will now sell at 26s 6d. Pearl Ashes are neg lected, but former prices are still nominally supported.—Quercitron Bark continues in very limited request.—The demand for Flaxseed, for sowing, has greatly subsided, owing to the advanced state of the season, and prices in consequence have a downward tendency. —Nothing done in Bees' Wax.—The sales of Hides consist of 5600 salted Monte Video Ox and Cow at 4ad to 4id, 1780 salted New Or leans at 4d, 207 do. Kips at Sid, and 170 salted Bremen at 3sd per lb.—The sales of Tobacco last month amounted to 608 hhds. of which 404 were Virginia leaf, 146 stemmed, 21 Kentucky leaf, and 37 stemmed ,; of these , 270 hhds. were for Ireland, 60 for Scotland, 31 for export, and 30 for re-sale, leaving 217 hhds. for the trade. There is no change in prices, full rates have been paid for all de scriptions, and for a few Kentucky stemmed 16d has been obtained. The sales this week are very trifling After the late excitement and extensive sales which have been made in Brimstone, the market has assumed a more quiet appear ance, and prices remain firmly supported, the whole of the stocks, or very nearly so, being in the hands of speculators.—A few small parcels of various qualities of Sumac have been disposed of at steady prices.—Argols have been partially inquired for, with a few sales made both of Oporto red, Naples and Italian white, and fine red Florence, all at full pricos.—Cream of Tartar is scarce and wanted ; fine white has been sold to arrive at 70s, and on the spot various parcels from 68s to 70s, and on the spot various parcels from parcels of various qualities of Sumae have been disposed of at steady prices.—Argots have been partially inquired for. with a few sales made both of Oporto red, Naples and Italian white, and fine red Florence, all at full prices. —Cream of Tartar is scarce and wanted; fine white has been sold to arrive at 70s, and on the spot various parcels from 68s to 70s per cwt. according to quality ; brown Tartar dull of sale.—There continues to be a very limited de mand for all descriptioixt of Madders and Madder Roots.—Valonia is scarce.—For Olive Oil there has been a moderate demand all the week, at barely sustained prices ; the sales have been chiefly in small lots to consumers.—ln Fish Oils there is nothing doing; advices from the Newfoundland Seal Fishery have been received reporting that eleven vessels had returned to port, well fished.—Seed Oils have become very dull of sale, at a further reduction in the plices.— The business in Palm Oil has been very trifling, and confined to small parcels on the spot, at .e 43 5s to £43 10s per ton.—Oil of Turpentine remains steady, at the prices quoted.—A small business is doing in Baltic Hemp at lower rates.—Nothing reported in Flax. —At the close of last week, a public sale of 684 casks wrecked Pe tersburg yellow candle Tallow took place here, which brought from 45s to 46s 3d per cwt. and on Monday, 150 pipes Monte Video were sold, part strong brown, at 475, and part good colour, at 47s 6d to 48s per cwt. but little has since been done by private, and prices re main steady at our quotations. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MAY 2. The demand continues very limited, and the sales effected are chiefly in small parcels to the trade, at a further reduction of .id per lb on the lower qualities of American, id on Surat, and Id on Egyp tian 3600 Surat and 270 Bengal were offered by public auction this day, when only 60 bales were sold, the rest withdrawn for want of bidders. 750 American and 100 Pernambuco have been taken for export, and 500 American and 120 Egyptian on speculation. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON From the 26th Wt. to this day. inclusive. • Prices paid 1 IMPORTS SALES OP THE WEEK. in the week. , ThisWk. this year ------ 30 . Sea Island f 25d ® 39id• } Stained —— 5201 1122101 6710 I Bowed Georgia 970 i, I Mobile I L Alabama and Tennessee 7i 8 4654 1132463 2020 c New Orleans f ago Pernam buco & Paraiba 9* —ll } 5 6 3 } 17604 1 Ancati and Ceara 260 f Bahia and Maceio f Maranham 480 1 Sawginned Minas — 1 •—•— } •• • • Para Demerara, Surinam, &c... .... 260 290 Egyptian ; Barbados Peruvian - 1 Bahama — , 110 , Laguayra • Common West India, &c.. —— } 5891 50 ; Carthagena 0 81 'Smyrna — I Manilla — 460 ; Surat 10 , Madras 6i • 1 1 1 281 B enga l 8880 bales 11540 328506 MONDAY EVENING The market still presents a dull aspect ; the sales on Saturday and to-day are only about 3000 bales, at very unsteady prices. The arrivals since Friday are 2 vessels from Charleston, 3 New Orleans, 2 Mobile, 1 Philadelphia, 2 Savannah, and 1 Maranham. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 4. With the exception of Oats, of which we have had a far supply, the imports of British produce to our Corn market have, this week, been light. The Foreign arrivals consist of 1,900 quarters Wheat and 7,00 barrels of Flour. At Tuesday's market a fair extent of business occurred in Wheat, at an advance of 2d per bushel on the rates of that day se'nnight, the Mediterranean samples selling at 85 up to 9s 6d, and the best Baltic red at lOs 2d to lOs 4d per 71:Abs. The subsequent transactions have been to only a moderate amount, with little or no change in prices. —Flour has been rather better sold.—The sales of Tuesday took off some quantity of Oats, and we advance our quotations for this grain fully Id per bushel : the best mealing qualities, which are scarce, are worth 3s I Id, fair runs at 3s 8d to 3s 9d per 451bs.—Oatmeal is also is per load dearer : 33S to 34s 6d per 2401bs may be considered current rates for Irish menu facture.—Barley fully maintains its previous value.—Beans move only in retail at late rates.—No change in the quotations for Peas: boilers worth 50s to 651.er imperial quarter.—The duty on foreign Wheat still remains at I Sd per quarter. LIVERPOOL PRI (Quotations duty paid, except CES CURRENT As HES Montreal, Pot 25 0@ 26 6 Pearl, new 34 6 —35 0 U. States, Pot none. Pearl none. it when mentioned in bond.) MADDER, 1p cwt. S. d. S. tl. Dutch, crop 56 0 —65 0 Ombro 40 0 —5O 0 Gamene 3O o —36 0 Mull 10 0 —2O o French, S.F. 42 0 —44 0 S.F.F 48 0 —52 0 E.S.F 54 0 — 5B 0 E.S.F.F 60 0 —63 0 Spanish 2B 0 —32 0 MOLASSES, 113 cwt BARK, Quercit. .. 20 0 25 0 Oak, 'p ton .'s 5 615 i German 4 2 6 5 0 BRIMSTONE, V ton Sicily, &c ll 0 11 5 Tuscany II 0 11 10 CASSIA LIGNEA, S. d. S. d 'p cwt. in bond 60 0 65 0 CLOVER -SEED, v cwt. American, red.. Dutch 80 0-90 0 [ French & Germ. 1 COCOA, V cwt. Trinidad 4O 0 45 0 Grenada .... 40 0— 43 0 Brazil 32 0 35 0 COFFEE, V cwt in bond. Jama. triage 1 65 0— 98 0 ordinary good& fine 0rd.102 0-109 0 .31 0 —32 middling llO 0-115 0 , ... 25 0 —26 good mid. fine mid. &c... 132 0.. 154 0 LINSEED, V cwt 28 6 —2g Dutch, triage.. }45 0— 85 0 Rape, pale do. 43 0 —44 ordinary .... Turpen. v cwt. 65 0 —65 good &fine ord. 90 0— 98 0 RICK, Ic. cwt middling 100 0-105 0 Carolina, dress. 38 0 —4O good mid. 1 106 0-110 0 in bond none. fine ord. do.. 12 0 —l4 . fine mid., &c.t Mocha Ceylon lOO 0-103 0 African none. Java Havana Jamaica, good & fine ord. 46 0— 52 0 12 to 16 o. p... 4 0 4 6 St. Domingo 45 0— 48 0 stronger 4 7 5 0 Brazil 44 0— 50 0 choice marks.. 5 2 5 10 Laguira 47 0— 55 0 SAFFLOWER, V CW2. DvEwoons, V ton X. S. at. S. Bengal, Logwood, Jam... 8 10— 9 0 good & fine.. .e 5 0 7 0 Hon. & Dom. 8 10— 9 0 ord. & mid .. 2 10 4 10 Campeachy .. 12 0— 12 10 Bombay Fustic, Span l2 10— 13 10 SALTPETRE, V cwt. S. d. S. d Tampico 12 10— 14 0 East India 24 0 —3O 0 Brazil Cuba l5 0— 17 0 SHELL LAC, 'p cwt, in bond. NICARAGUA WOOD. orange 75 0 —l2O 0 Rio de la Hache liver and black 55 0 —7O 0 solid ll 0— 15 0 SKINS, rough 5 0— 6 0 Neutria, It doz .. 10 0 —2O 0 small 6 0— 7 0 Chinchilli, do. .. 20 0 —25 6 Lima, solid ll 0— 17 0 Seal, each 2 0— 3 0 Barwood, Ango. 8 10— 10 0 SUMAC, v. cwt. Gaboon 'I 10— 8 0 Sicily Camwood 2O 0— 24 0 Malaga.... Red San. Wood 8 0— 9 o Trieste .. FLAX, 18. ton. Verona.... Riga. P.T.R. 47 0— 49 0 Tyrolese .... P'burg, 9 head 42 0— 43 0 Suomi., 'if. cwt. Archangel Dutch & Hem. 6O 0-110 0 moist brown .. 56 0 —5B 0 GALLS, V cwt. dry brown ~ ~ 59 6 —63 0 Turkey, blue 75 0— 78 0 good & mid.... 64 0 —66 0 mixed Co o— 67 o tine &v. fine ...67 0 —7O 0 East India 7O 0— 73 0 Mauritius, GINGER, V cwt. dabs and moist 55 0 —5B 0 Barbadoes 45 0— 50 0 brown 59 0 —451 o Jamaica BO 0-120 0 yellow 62 0 —64 6 E. India, in bond 18 0— 22 0 fine yellow 65 0 —67 6 GUM, v cwt. East India, Bengal Arabic, Turkey .. 70 0-140 0 ord. white 64 0 —66 0 East India. 21 0— 56 0 good and line 67 0 —69 6 Barbary 45 0— 53 0 extra fine 70 0 —72 0 Senegal 62 0— 64 0 Manilla, in bond 21 0 —23 0 HEMP, v. ton £ S. ..€ s. Havana, do. P'burg, clean 44 10— 45 0 brown none. outshot.. 43 0— 43 10 yellow 26 0 —29 0 Riga, Rhine .... 46 0— 47 0 white ord. 35 0 —37 0 outshot.. 45 10— 46 0 good & fine 38 0 —4O 0 Archangel 43 0— 44 0 Brazil, in bond. Manilla 32 0— 33 0 brown Bombay 27 0— 28 0 yellow Jute l3 5 13 10 white ord. .... HIDES, Ox and Cow, v lb good and fine.. B. Ayres and Monte Video, dry. TALLOW, v cwt. inferior & mid. 0 7 0 8 P'burgh, Y.C. .. good & prime 0 Bi 0 • W Odessa Do. salted .... 0 4i— 0 5 Archangel N. Amer. salted 0 4 0 44 Buenos Ayres Brazil dry salted 0 5 0 59 Stockholm .... Rio, dry - 0 8 Archangel .... Valparaiso, dry 0 6 0 7 Carolina Odessa, &c. dry 0 6 0 7 Virginia W. India, dry.. 0 59 0 7 TARTAR, 4- , cut. salted.. 0 5 0 5,4 Cream of Tartar.. 65 '0 —69 0 East India .... 0 73 0 124 brown and yel... 50 0 —6O 0 Kips, B.A. dry. 0 74 0 84 TEA, 'p lb. in bond. Horse, d. each 9 0 —l2 0 Bohea, Canton .. 0 o—o 10 HORSE HAIR, V lb. Fokein .. Short mixed long tails 1 8— 2 0 Twankay, com... —— 1 3} combed INDIGO, V lb. in bond. Pekoe, Orange .. 1 8— 3 0 Bengal. Campoi, pur. & violet blue & violet blue violet, g. & fine 8 3 8 6 Souchong, com.. ord. & mid. 7 6 7 9 good to line.. violet & cop.l 6— 7 Pekoe, flowery .. mixed .. I 6 9 Hyson, c0m..... cop. g. & fine. 7 0— 7 9 fine.. ord. & mix. 6 0— 6 g Young Hyson .. com. quality Oude 4 6 7 0 Gunpowder, Madras 4 0— 7 6 good and fine .. 3 2 4 6 Guatimala, v lb TOBACCO, la lb. in bond. Floras Sobres 6 0— 7 6 Stemmed.. 0 113— 1 3 Cortes 4 6 6 0 Kentucky Caraccas, Floras 7 6 8 0 Maryland _ Sobres 6 9 7 3 TURMERIC, 'p cwt. in bond. Cortes LAC DYE, le , lb. TURPENTINE, V cwt. D.T. and prime. 2 0— 4 0 American mid. to good.. 0 10— 1 9 VALONIA, V ton. ~t• a. £ a ord. & inferior 0 6 0 g Smyrna, picked l3 0 —2l 0 MADDER ROOTS, 'p cwt. Morea 12 0 —l5 0 Smyrna 47 0— 48 0 WAX, BEES' V cwt, in bond. Tripoli & Syria 42 0— 44 0 African 7lo— 8 10 French 47 0— 48 0 East India Naples 34 0— 35 0 American 7ls— 8 15 Trinidad, &c 30 0 —32 0 Demerara, &c 31 0 —32 6 Bar & Antigua.. 32 6 —33 0 MUNJEET, cwt 18 0 —2O 0 OIL, Olive, 252 galls. Gallipoli 703 10 —54 0 Trieste 50 0 —5l 0 Sicily 52 0 —53 0 Malaga 50 0 —5l 0 Portugal, &c 47 0 —49 0 Levar.; 47 0 —49 0 Palm, 1614 43 5 —43 10 Fish, p 252 galls. Seal, Pale.... brow“.. .... 11 0 -13 0 .... 11 0 -11 6 •••• 9 0 - 9 6 • • • 9 0 -- g 6 •••• 9 0 -10 6 18 0 -23 0 24 0 -25 0 26 0 -28 '0 29 0 -33 0 50 0 -50 6 49 6 -50 0 47 0 - - 46 0 -48 0 .16 0 -16 6 .16 0 -16 6 .15 6 - 17 0 -17 6 none I 2 1 3 1 5 1 7 1 3 1 4 1 7 3 0 2 g - 4 6 1 6 2 0 2 6 3 9 1 8— 2 4 2 4 2 10 NORTHERN HOSPITAL, MAT 4. AD3IITTRD. niscnA, ,••• Cured ........ . • , ti .: eo P ' Attending as Out .•'' Irregular ..... •• • .:••• Died. ......... . • • • Accidents 8 Medical and Surgical cases upon recommendation Total Remaining in the ie Hospital ... 7 5 P i _., House Visitors, Rev. T. Homby and Charles In inw" or e , Treasurer, It. W. Bateson, Esq. f ji 2 y lll ' Chaplain, Rev. J. Kelly—House Surgeon, ;gr. BIRTHS. On the 2d instant, at Everton Mrs. O JH N BIBBir, of On the sth instant, Mrs. BOWMAN, of a daughter' i 1 M. 13 ,1 On the 30th ult. at St. Peter A 's ßß , Ch l este ED r, by the Be v. C. ty i A.M. Rector, JAMES STONEHOUSE, Esq. to ELL jo pO,l 0, daughter of CHARLES COLTON, Esq. a t i_., FIA , Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev o ff DANIEL JONES, of New York, to Miss ANN "'' 0 i this town. l'h °° .4 On the Ist instant, at Trinity Church, by the Rev• iite ltli - i M.A. Mr. JOHN TAYLOR. surgeon , t o ELIZABETH' ii,r j ter of the late Mr. GEORGE HOWARD. J. Ref' A r On the zd instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the _,„.ir' Mr. JOHN PATTESON to Miss EMMA RITSON. . 4 ki' j Same day, at Wallasey Church, by the Rev. Pa„ tri :oo t,r, WARD WOODCOCK. Esq. of Springfield, to MAReesl o s ' ' daughter of ROBERT MURRAY FRAZER, Esq. p Knockmaroon-lodge, Phoenix park. , 09/ r Same day, Mr. SOLOMON RUBENS, merchant' .1,.1.. tr Miss CAROLINE DRIELSMA, eldest daughter of M r i p f tn i ,'• 4 o 4 chronometer and patent lever watch-manufacture r On the 3d instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the i`',4ol. Captain ROBERT HAMILTON to MARY, eldest ' late THOMAS POLLOCK, Esq. of Greenock. ° MO __---- DIED. Li , ' t 4 At Selby, aged upwards o f 100 years , Mr. J - / A 0 II "He retained his mental faculties to the last. vE LE / A At Ilfracombe, Devon, Captain JOHN TUCK-- ~: ic OW M P S of the late Mr. John Lethaby, of this town . Mr J 4( oi On the 30th Dec. at Bonny, coast of Africa, ',,, •, MILLAR, supercargo of the ship Pink, of this po, e te- fi who was a native of the Isle of Man, was much re s r - ___, ti . , 4 / left a numerous circle of friends to lament his loss. y$FO ,4 ,f 4, On the 22nd ult. at Cheltenham, Mr. THOS. lit' e gs ° oo:,, known as the writer of some of the most popular s'' ret eas a y l and the author of some literary works of more P c io ; tit. , 0 0 Bayly has been, we are sorry to hear, for sonic ~0 , circumstances, and his death was foreseen from the 4 :i: v •11 i i had made in his frame. Same day, at his Vi residence, Didsbury, ANP R- li. 4 ', MAN, Esq. " "1 4r. 4? On the 23d ult. at Mauchline, at an advanced e t ".", BURNS, cousin of the Ayrshire Poet, and reli ct a titi Armour, a brother of the poet's widow. ddeelY' p rel On the 25th ult. in New Park-street, Devizes, sa de of ltsl 21, ANN KING. She was kneeling in the attitiloot paratory to going to her usual i mplyment at th e ' 4 11 she fell back and almost immediately expired. . Jai. 4 Same day, suddenly, Mrs. MOORES wife of Al 4 6 /1 pi i shopkeeper and flat-master, Northwich. the se l l"; On the 26th ult. aged 18, MARY ELEANOR, ~„.• tei''',l t! of Mr. J. FALLOWS, mathematical teacher, of ti 4 4;', Cai 4 i f of the Rev. F. Fallows, Astronomer-royal a t ` °J) Hope. ~ illoVe i tP Same day, at Hardwick, Salop, after a few da),' slicejotal the Rev. Sir EDWARD KYNASTON, Bart. Be I „ s e ,, .ii . ~e li title and extensive family estates by his only son, a' d t.,o: Kynastou, Bart. .. n . ie flY sa cl' if On the 27th ult. in Paris, Mr. BATTIER, fc.,,itel , s Hussars, whose dispute with his brother officers e"' 4, 'F.i g.e. yll.l f some years since. He has left a l a r ge family. e , ii. ~,, On the 29th ult. at his residence, Queen-sq",7 o hoe,,V THOMAS NORTON, late director of Messrs.. 4 ; o ta 4 ~,''' archil manufactory, and eldest son of Mr. Beal tilt died about a month ago. lif A ill'i ri 4 t " On the 30th ult. in Abbesquare, Chester , JOHN FINCHErr MADDOCK y- , Esq. Town-cler k ' e Fa° l ol tP ti Same day, at the house of her brother-iii-I_hter . 4, 1 1 after a long and painful illness, MARY, eldest da.. t ol o r. o i Mr. JOHN BOWMAN, of Whitehaven. ogh',o ,l t V On the Ist instant, at the Palace of Peterborp O w ) 0 HERBERT MARSH, Bishop of Peterborough! ,„ 0 0 J O , 1816, consecrated Bighop of Llandaff, and, in 1 8 ' 0 ' °t r . i see of Peterborough. , p p5R, t° ,. OW Same day, aged 98, Mrs. ELIZABETH 1-I, ‘" -- , o tid aj e t o', 0. of the late Mr. George Wilson, Hatton-garden , t 7, rep a 0 ,r. On the 2d instant, aged 58 years, ELIZABET",4peet e A O Capt. JOHN MORTIMER, of this town, mile' r ` 0 ' knew her. , p On the 3d instant, at his residence, 111, Duke-street' ~.i. pp fir JOHN THOMAS HANCOCK. oth ri - Sf' ~, , On the 4th instant, in Islington, in the '71,,,,d o GEORGE HARTLEY, Esq. formerly of the 13 ." s eliole West Indies. lace , 11,00 0 40 Same day, at his residence, No. 8, Bedford-P d prjok London, JAMES LANGLEY BANKES, Esq.; s i n a ve, 9 ' l 'd the 2d instant;) at the same place, his sister-ia,:, , Esil:, o 4 1 youngest daughter of the late ROBERT LLOYD' sei"' ir e ceo, Same day, Mr. MATTHEW THOMPSON , L' ° „ in Par", if Same day, at the house of Henry Jenkins', , r- lchai,., s ,eft` of f' street, the Rev. HENRY TATLOCK, M.A. of i-",, a o f r 4 to high, only son of the late Rev. Johnson Tatloct , soe ei On the sth instant, aged 20, JOHN, yolinges i • THOMAS LLOYD, of this town. I LIVERPOOL , 423 9 , 0 1' TUESDAY, MAY PRINTED AND PUBLISI-1.1- EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIPA I 00 ,t, r0 , e BY u t F ie JOSHUA FLETCHER LACE, of 88. N.° n d.str ec t vs ° 4o ol LEONARD ADDISON, of 14, Great Orfor 1, ' e 0 . 071 At No. 4, NORTII CRISSCRNT, CASTLg-51.11":0)%e,,,,41 Orders and Advertisements are received bY l g e s- acArel li 44 Co., Warwick-square ; Barker, Fleet-street ; P ker , 13 . : 0 1 0 ",t Reynell, Chancery-lane ; Lawson and k l oce t t iti,V Joseph Thomas, 1, Finch-lane, Cornhill ; M co urt Lombard-street ; Mitchell, 8, Red Lion" c°t mee dic e, 6 44 Clarke and Lewis, 4, Crown-court, Thret..lo',terC6l Garraway's ; at the London Commercial Cof l 7. C 1 0 9 0 0 1.01 lane ; at the Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornh " %fl ier' kiv o yi house, Paternoster-row; North and Sou th i villisT o l44 house, Threadneedle-street; and Messrs. ors . J 0 0, Maitre, and Co., Sise-lane, London ; by Ide jt geocir Co., at their Newspaper and Advertisement wilicciecv Quay, Dublin ; Mr. M'Phun, Glasgow ; Mr• Ma li Wk r C r street, and Mr. C. H. Lewis, Market -stye sellers, cues, Haddock, and Messrs. J. and W. Booth , B°°kscoolle' Mr. Clarke, Pilot-office, Preston; and Mr* oF street, Birmingham. Terms of Subscription for this PaPer 3 :- : ;,: 4 0 1 one year, £2 6s. ; half-year, one v ent , 1 ls. 6d.—lf paid in advance — half-year, £1 is ; quarter, Ns. 6d. LONDON GAZ PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Field and J. Wood, Liverpool, coffee-dealers — J oses r T. Morgan, Liverpool, soda-wat er-manu f ac t u rers—” ••, W. Murray, Manchester, drapers—J. Robb and E . Ma dd°c' chester, cigar -manufacturer. INSOLVENT. scO ne. May 2.—Christopher Moresby, Frome, Somer setshire, BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. via ° Thomas Benjamin King, King-street, Aldgate, London, BANKRUPTS. Thomas Cole, Leadenhall-street, London, stationer. George Frith, Lower Whitecross-street, London, st et ' Thomas Briggs, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer, William BuCljichtleld, cabinet-ma - ker. e • Walter Robert Carter, N ewcast l e-upon -Tyne, ironmon: it, John Manton, Great Grimsby. Lincolnshire, cor n-mad,. V' DIVIDENDS. uer- 31LI. t May 24, W. Sustenance, Piccadilly, London, booksc 0 , J., R. Taylor, Tokenhouse-yard, London, merchant—Wl /a , 17 , ' Canter, Rotherhithe-wall, Loudon, licensed-victualler— ' bu aciel Wright, jun. and J. Clarke, Liquorpond-street, L0nd"%10,024 May 27, H. H. Hope, Goswell-steet, London, oilman - 1; 0 0 Hancock, Glasshouse-yard, Aldersgate-street, London, —June 0.00 —June 3, T. King, Southampton, bookseller—June 17, to r, 11• 1331. t er Southmolton, Devonshire, shopkeeper—May 27, • 1 ~„1, chester, wine-merchant—May 30, P. R. Atcherley, arie, AIS, Shropshire, merchant—May 31, W. Searle and W. Ve• $ e ode" Lincolnshire, grocers—May 31, C. H. Metivier, Wootton- Gloucestershire,. cloth-factor. CERTIFICATES an or bell To be granted unless cause be shown to t h e c ontrail , - May 24. SW — T. Reynolds, Chipping Ongar, Essex, clothes salesZ s i t egi churst, Birmingham, brass-founder—S. Charloviorw' London, grocer SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. - James Hamilton, Leith, flesher. -- ...A 0 AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR- _,,,,,,patr0 The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, 0 -77,0, n i l the returns made in the week ending the 29th day of AP 39s 43d per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of_LfDllr or payable thereon on the importation thereof into G rp 11; ` ' MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVE R" MAY II 7. Peter Hughes, (Ist) 7. Henry Kendall, (Ist) 8. Lee, Holt, Bell and Co. (special).. Cr:miaprea:ddi):siltt-4:5' :11:67;111:1 8. James and John Cotter, (special) 8. J. B. Falkner, (div.) 13. Percival Wood Smith 14. Lee, Holt, Bell and Co. (2d) 14. William Frankland, (let) 15. William Norris, (Ist) 17. Roscoe, Clarke and Roscoe, (dividend) Ditt PRICES OF SHARES, M A Y 6. Lastric es. RAILWAYS, &c. Per Share. Birmingham and Gloucester 4O paid 19 15 0 • ' Ditto and Derby Birkenhead and Chester Bolton and Leigh lOO paid 61 0 0 Chester and Crewe 25 .... 22 10 0 • Dublin and Drogheda Eastern Counties Edinburgh and Glasgow Ditto Leigh and Newhaven 5 paid 0 0 Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock 8 paid 7 0 ° Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmar 1 10 paid 0 0 ° nock, and Ayr Grand Junction Ditto half shares Great Western... 200 0 0 do 10 0 71 0 0„, 0 0 , Hull and Selby Lancaster and Preston 3O paid Liverpool and Manchester Ditto quarter shares 7 Ditto half shares London and Birmingham 9O .... 160 10 0 Ditto new quarter shares Ditto and Southampton 5O .... 43 15 0 Ditto & Brighton Leeds and Manchester 5O .... 64 10 0 Leicester and Swannington 5O .... 73 10 0 Ditto, (new) Manchester, Bolton, & Bury Manchester and Birmingham l5 .... 12 0 a v ° Ditto and Ditto Extension Midland Counties Newcastle and Carlisle Ditto quarter shares North Midland South Eastern and Dover North Uniou . 100 . . 25 . . 155 . • 9 • . 100 . g - 2 10 0 23 5 0 6t 10 0 0 0 0 63 lo 0 St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap 100 paid 0 0 York and North Midland 2O paid 0 0 0 BANKS. Royal Bank of Liverpool 500 .... 720 0 Bank of Liverpool - Commercial of Liverpool 10 .... 19 17 ,u - Liverpool Union lO . .. 14 2 - Northern and Central - Albion 9 12 6 12 12 6 13 5 0 O 0 0 11 10 0 16 5 0 ,, . 5 5 , v 9 7 " O 0 0 o 0 0 - North and South Wales IQ .... - of Manchester lO .... - M'chester & L'pool Dsct. 15 .... - South Lancashire Liverpool Banking Company Borough Bank lO .... Commercial Bank of England 5 .... East of England lO Phoenix Bank lO Wilts and Dorset 7 10s. GAS, WATER WORKS, &c. Exchange Buildings 4lOO paid L'pool and Harrington Water 5 350 .... Works Bootle Ditto Stock.... L'pool Coal Gas Company Stock.... L'pool New Gas & Coke Co. .4'loo .... Ditto new shares are now paid up. ASSURANCE COMPANIES. Liverpool Marine Assurance } Company 25 paid 0 0 0 Ocean Assurance Company.... 10 6 12 6 Liverpool Fire and Life 2 10s. 111 6 DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIES,&c. Anderton Carrying Comp any l5 .... 9 7 6 ', Woodside Ferry 0 0 Egremont Ferry l2 IQs. Rock Ferry 164 0 0 457 0 0 327 10 0 370 0 0 197 0 0 Monk's Ferry Steam Tug Company, Harrington Docks ... Apothecaries' Company Asphalte (Liverpool) ... (Polonceau) .. 17 . • • 7 . .. 100 . 7 7 6 7 17 3 12 b O 0 9 15 0 O 15 ° 1 0 0 Tuesday 7 Wednes. 8 Thursday 9 Friday 10 Saturda) 11 Sunday 12 Monday 13 H. M. ti. M. 4 52 5 35 6 20 6 59 7 34 8 6 8 33 8 58 9 22 g as 10 8 10 30 10 51 11 14 TABLE. Height. F. T. 1 1 el' 11 2 Mars rise I -- e n ds• t o 12 0 Easter Tertt!i,, Ili 13 8 As. Day. 119;,,,ifi' 15 3 Mercury staff " 1$ 17 4 vre o ' 18 5 Sunday afte r " 19 7 ---.--"' ,—, ~!'~~ `~_~ ~.,~--~, 11 it()o,l,'' a CA.—:4l) '•~,.. • t. , city g o e i y ij r : 4 )ity „ ld, tte tt ,l: l e n 4 it; Th' a nd ti G' • tt e '; ',l n le as, in c . 0!) . I:n 1 111r e Api 4G Cf:' ?hi ti N ,ofth t 1) ( 11thed "s, I ,!i 13 Ai,erii