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• TH E BANK ()V MANCHESTER. SUPPOSED MURDER. OF TEN PERSONS BY I mucous), in bulk equal to about 250 to 300 grains Of water, at + ALGIERS.—The Toulonnais of the 25th ult. contains ac- Vottrp. POISON. ' the bottom of which there was a heavy white powder. The connts from Algiers of the 20th, stating that the Kabyles of • - --________ e _____, contents of the bottle, Mr. Denham said, he had just taken the East were making preparations to oppose a vigorous re .._____.. - 3, --- - (Abridged from the City Article of the Morning Hevald of (From the Bolton Chronicle.) ont of the stomach of a girl named Alice Haslam, who died sistance to the French column about to march from Algiers LINES yesterday.) In preparation for the approaching general meeting of the A considerable degree of alarm and excitement was created a few weeks ago, and the corpse of whom had that day been into the mountains. They were, it appears, fully aware of shareholde . rs in the Bank of Manchester, a " Shareholder" in the neighbourhood of Folds, Little Bolton, on Thursday disinterred for examination• I have submitted a portion of the intentions of the latter, and amply psovided with arms Written after seeing Mr. Charles Kean in the character of last, in consequence of an inquisition held at the Crown Inn, the powder to careful chemical examination, (as in the case and ammunition. General Bugeaud was to set out on that " Felix di Rosalvi," in " The Hunter of the Alps." th . e . re has issued an address to his brother sufferers, in which upon the body of William Eccles, a boy of 15 years of age, of the pow d er f oun d in the stomach of the boy William expedition about the 30th, with a corps of 5,000 men. and to e altbough he does not exactly insist upon a liquidation, lie son of William Eccles, a carter, who has hitherto borne an Eccles), and find it to be arsenious acid. I have reduced proceed across the territory of the Issers. The tribe of the ertainly lays strong grounds for a most searching investiga- Well hest thou worn—long may'st thou wear irreproachable character. The jury were at first summoned some of it to the metallic state by two processes similar to Flittas having revolted against the French General D'Ar tion into the affairs of that concern. He commences with with an idea that it was an ordinary case of sudden death, those mentioned as adopted in the case of William Ecclee• bouville marched from Mostaganem for the purpose of The tragic wreath that graced thy father ! the ominous adjuration, " lf it be . not too late, 1 beg to call Thy genius, in a livelier sphere, but from facts which afterwards transpired the coroner Atter I h a d conv inced myself, by several experiments, that chastising them, but meeting with an unexpected resistance your attention to our present position as shareholders of this e May yet a brighter laurel gather ! ueemed it necessary to have a post r n e r eem examination of the white powder was arsenious acid, I collected what was he was obliged to retrace his steps, and returned to Mosta mismanaged company." The shares upon which £lO each the body, the result of which proved that there was a large left, and found it to weigh 30 grains. On Friday last Mr. ganem with a loss of 50 men. In the East the camp of True, 'tis a proud•—a lofty dow'r, has been paid, are now, he states, " unsaleable" at X 3 ; nay quantity of arsenic in the bowels of the deceased. The evi- Denham brought into mY laboratory three pots or jars, one Setif had been attacked by several of the neighbouring tribe, Our souls to thrill—our tears th waken ; from " recent tremendous losses" he infers that they are dence already givers does not implicate any individual, hut of which was labelled Nancy Haslarn ; another William who were repulsed, after a smart engagement, in which the Yet is, methinks, as fair the pow r now " become entirely valueless." He animadverts with from inquiries made there is e ver y reason to suppose that Hatton Heywood; and the third, Hannah Hasl ' aun. Mr. besieged had one officer and five men killed, and four officers Of soothing hearts by sorrow shaken. just severity upon the incompetence of directors who the deceased's stepmother has been guilty of the murder. Denham said, the pot labelled Nancy Haslam contained the and 50 sub-officers and soldiers wounded. could sanction " such a monstrous advance as £170,000 Alas! too much with sin and grief It appears that Betty, then a widow, was married about two stomach of a girl of that name, the corpse of whom had that A STRANGE STORY.—A strange story is in ciruulation, to the firm of Joseph Raleigh and Co. nearly the whole Our twilight actual life is teeming ; years ago to Henry Eccles, a carter, of respectable character, day been disinterred for examination. I found this stomach that the son of a Scotch peer having been harshly used whilst of which is lost." The more special and curious facts And glad we bless each respite brief who was then in the service of Mr. Hardcastle, of Firwood, to contain a heavy powder, which, on testing, (as in the cases a youth by his father iled and entered as a common seaman which strike us in this address consist however in an That cheats us into happy dreaming ! but was discharged in conse uence of somefaux pas on the of the Powder found in the stomachs of William Eccles and on board of am . an : of-war, where he was known by the name enumeration of the larger losses of the bank, the list of part of his wife, and has sin g ce been working at Manchester, Alice Hastam), I also found to be chiefly arsenious acid ; I of Peter Whilst in this capacity, he often amused.his ship- Then oft, as now, oh, be it thine which is given with the names of the insolvents in default the family remaining at Little Bolton. Shortly before reduced some of it to the metallic state by two different mates by * telling them that he should some day become a lord, To picture Virtue's simple beauty ! seriatim, of which the following startling particulars may be her second marriage she buried two daughters, one about processes, similar to those I adopted in the cases of William and that when he did they should all be welcome to his Feeling with gaiety combine, extracted, leaving unnoted all amounts below £lO,OOO in one seven and the other about nine years of age, within a fort- Eccles and Alice Haslam. After I had convinced myself castle. At length the old lord died, and his son took pos- And show us bliss obtain'd by duty. hand : night of each other, and from the circumstance of their that the powder was chiefly arsenious acid, I collected tne BAD DEBTS. session of the estate, and many of his shipmates are said to Care shall forget his chain the while having died suddenly it is now suspected that they also fell remainder, and found it to weigh six grains and a-half. Mr. have since resided with him, an old tower being fitted up for And sorrow's load a moment lighten ; Joseph Raleigh and Co.: - their accommodation. One of his sisters in his absence had Beneath thine own infectious smile Hilton and Co 120,000 for poisoning, Her first husband also died suddenly, but, wood contained the stomach of an infant of that name, whose married a Spaniard, and is now residing in Spain, and his P. Gans The darkest, saddest heart must brighten ! lordship has left Scotland on a visit to her. Before he went, G. and S.. and J. and J. Potter And, oh, it lifts above compare Heron and Sons - powder in it ;it was empty, except that a little mucous or a youth named " George," to whom his lordship in early life The triumph of the gifted actor, Douglas and Co 20,000 cepti ng those alive, have received a helping hand. She has slimy matter adhered to its interior. I dissolved the whole had become attached. This man George is said to have been When haii'd the charmer of despair,* Bancks and Co And bless'd as misery's benefactor. James Bakewell - examination ; but did not detect the presence of a trace of that he will soon make an attempt to reach his lordship. M. E. J. S. W. G. Seed Samuel Stocks *lt is recorded in " Talfourd's Life of Charles Lamb," Beeston (coach-builder) that a poet of a past day was saved from despair and suicide Smith, Edgley and Smith 12,000 to the children while lam awav, and in a week or two wood. Mr. Denham said, he had obtained the contents of LORD AUCKLAND SACRIFICING TO AN IDOL.—The Re by accidentally witnessing Macready's personation of " Rob cord publishes the following curious paragraph on the autho- Roy ;" and sure I am. the gloomiest misanthrope must have var O io th u e s • h• • d f we will remove to Manchester." She replied, " I al- this pot out of the coffin in which a girl named Hannah r a s m ix o t n e n e t n a? failur d e . s, in w ich the bank was involve or hity . of a faith . worthy correspondent :—" Shortly before the carry up the total loss to nearly £700,000, ways do look after them," and the man went away con- Haslam was supposed to h d av t e ec b t ee t n h in p te re rr s e e d nc . e o H f a a v r in se g n p c ic . eed i ill-tated expedition to Cabul, Lord Auckland paid a visit to felt ashamed of his Misanthrophy while contemplating the and this without inclu ing the late bankruptcy of Mr.ißoberts, tented; indeed, there was no reason for complaint as to out the shavings and bone, I dissolved a portion of the " Felix di Rosalvi" of Mr. Charles Kean. Benares, and, startling as is the announcement, he there a director, which occurred subsequently to the publication of harsh treatment on her part, but, on the contrary, she was remaining contents of the pot, and then carefully tested the the address which is dated September 15. The patronage of always very kind to them, so far as appearances went. solution ; but I did not l e i publicly committed an act of apostacy from the Christian faith I Followed b two beare , each carr •n aba of 1000 Mr. Richard Roberts involved the bank, as stated in a writ- The following are the short particulars relative to the death have examined the severe t a e rt 2 ic 9 l t i lo e rought to me by Mr. u ees, h proceeded to an id r o s l's shrine. yl A g s he d g rew near LITERARY NOTICES. ten memorandum at :foot, to the amount of X 53,000, with of William Eccles, who was not her own child, but that of Harris, on the morning , of h ptember, and said to t r he p " abo e mination " he pulled off his shoes and, advancin £12,000 additional for his sons, whom with parental affection her husband by his marriage with auother woman :—On Mon- have been found in the louse of the deceased William Eccles, bare-footed to the 'altar, he there deposited ' the 2,000 rupee g s he accommodated also. The bank therefore stands in the day morning last deceased went to his work at the usual hour but have not detected the presenee ot arsenic in them. (£200) as an offering, and upon this the officiating Brahmin The New Statistical Account of Scotland. Blackwood predicament of having lost or dissipated by gross mismanage- and continued in good spiritS to work until dinner time. James Harris, inspector of police—On the 28th of Sept. I threw a chaplet of flowers round his neck, as a token that the and Sons, Edinburgh and London. ment the best part of the enormous sum of £BOO,OOO. And oun When he returned from dinner he complained of great pain went to the house . uf Henry Eccles, and searched I f d " devil" worshipped there had accepted his offering ! Thus This work continues to be conducted with the same ability this without taking into account one single bad debt, which in the stomach, and of being sick, at the same time vomiting several things, which I gave to . Mr. Watson. On • Thursday the Governor-General of India stood up before the idolators, probably may be numberless, belo w 43 , 0 00. a green i s h fl u id. He left work about three o'clock in con- morning, I took Betty Eccles into custody ; I cautioned her, c . ommitting officially, as far as lay in his power, an act of na and unwearied research which have characterized it through- The Bank of Manchester was founded somewhere about seqnence of being ill, and one of his fellow workmen on going when 1 apprehended her, not to say anything which might ti onal apostacy." home . upwards of an h . o . ur afterwards found him lying on his convict her • I told her she was charged with having caused out. Nes. XXXIX is now before us—containing part of 1829, and may be regarded therefore as the parent precursor ....--- of Manchester joint-stock banks. As if in other and corn- back in a ditch, vomiting to a grcat degree, and on being the death o'f . three children with 'poison. I first asked her - the county of Aberdeen. The county town being the seat of questioned, he complained of great pain in his stomach and how long William Eccles had been sick. She stated that he mon banking regards the mismanagement and something a university, and the whole of the shire presenting features worse of the direction were not sufficiently injurious to the bowels. He said he had had a plum-dumpling for dinner. ate his dinner on Monday, and then went to his work ; and 01) tpping intelltgruft. of muc h interest, both as regards the co ast and the interior, welfare . of the Bank of Manchester, it was converted in ad- His fellow workman liftFd him up and supported him te- tlat he heturned in the afternoon, b e t ween th ree an d f our wards home, and on their way they met deceased s step- o clock, in a very weakly state ; that she met him coming sa, the statistics furnished, as well as the narrative department, dition into a political or partisan instrument. It was made to hoist the colours of liberalism or radicalism, of which mother. Deceased's companion requested her to take him home, and he was throwing up. I asked her if she had had TUESDAY, Ocrossa 4.—Wind East, light. si l l i y ikuven.—Diadem, Iron, from Leghorn—Escort, Smalls, from embracing its antiquities, mode of husbandry, civil history, creeds the direction was to a man composed. Not content home and give him something warm, and she repllied that any doctor, and she said that she called upon Mr. Mallett, but that be was not at home. She then said, she gave him 1 she would, as she had some tea ready. SAlLED.—Britannia. (steamer) Hewitt, for Halifax and Boston — and present ecclesiastical condition, eminent men, Sze., will with carrying out the liberal creed in respect of some of This evidence being given, some senna and salts ; but that he died in about six hours. Henry Bell. Black, for Jamaica and Campeachy—Rothschild, Fell, be found much more attractive than the details usually found their own accounts and advances right liberally, they under . - . Mr. TA YLOR, the coroner, said it was clear the jury upon I asked her how long Alice bad been sick, and what she for St. Thomas—Capricorn, Llewelly. for Barbadoes and St. in works of this class—the principal aim of which is necsssa- took also to supply the ways and means for enabling their it could not come to any satisfactory conclusion, and he ailed ; and she said she was ill three days, and died at twelve Domingo—Minstrel Boy, Maine, and Frances Barclay, Wakeham, radical friends of the corporators to establish in courts of rily solid and valuable information rather than amusement. law the validity of the blundering Corporation Act of the should, therefore, suggest the propriety of adjourning the o'clock at noon on the Saturday. I asked her about having for Limagate, Scott, for Rio Janeiro—Trinculo, Hullin, for Val- In accordance with the general plan of the vvork, a separate late ministry. Luckily for the bank the radical corporators inquiry until the body should be opened and the contents of a doctor to her, and she said she called once or twice upon wa l ig- a - nd a N T s a ii n i :,..2 l j o e y n l r , ik f a or i l i i u s k ll l o ,e n r — , p o e t ! i i rn te r a rr vs= the stomach analysed. Mr. Mallett, and lett word for him to come ; but . he did not e p i e f This suggestion meeting with the concurrence of the jury, come until Saturday, and the child had just died. I asked Brho e a'— S a n av' e e L r fo n i es N to o„ , ,f D o e un G dl o a i n ti , a i. , for Passages and article, ranged under distinct heads, is devoted to each acceeded in law for if they had not the bank must have been as o h r , s i s m l o y u r n u a s -- e y E , parish, however small or remote ; and the facts being a large creditor la ' y radical corporation insolvency. he inquest was adjourned until the following day. her if she ever had any poison in the house for killing mice . gathered, after long residence in each locality, by gentle- At the resumed inquest the coroner said, in opening the or any other vermin; and she said to her knowledge she Jane, Carwithen, hence at Trinidad case, that he had directed the body of another child to be never had any poison in her life. I then mentioned Mr. Harriet gs Jessie, Connor, hence at Charleston WESTMINSTER COURT OF REQUESTS. men of science and scholastic acquirements (principally the examined, which having been buried some time ago, had to Moscrop to her, and asked her if she ever bought any arsenic 1 Janet, Brown, and Quebec Packet, Stephens, hence at ditto respective incumbents), a vast yet condensed body of infor- _ LOVE AND LATIN—THE SCHOOLMASTER ABROAD. be exhumed. This child was named Alice, and it was sus- from him, and she said she had not ; that she had frequently 1 Queen of the Isles, Bichard hence at Gibraltar Saucy Jack, Dou las, from 'Marseilles for this port, at Algesiras mation is brought before the reader, in language equal to SIMPSON V. BERNARD.—The plaintiff , a dapper little school- pected, from what the mother had said, that there had been bought snuff there, and a short time ago some poppies and Roads g that of the best historians of the Present, or indeed of by- master, but not a Squeers in appearance, for he had two something foul connected with her death. She (the mother) laudanum mixed for a cough. On the following day I , Roscoe, Huttlestone, from New York, off Cove let October eye s w hi c h were of a piercing character, as the sequel will on being questioned, said that deceased had been attended showed her to Mr. Moscrop, and be said he had a faint re. I Jane Erskine, Cook, from Antwerp, at Penzance, and sailed 30th gone times. The whole work, when completed, will form a ~.0" library of reference, embodying, we may say, to the mind's eye a picture of the entire face of the country, with a view of bd t • •le 1, i .-1• A 1, i : ii • ft. h• - • hfh I IA( September for this port p rove . His countenance too was by no means of an unPre- y a oc-or In her siconess, eut sae el. not enow Los name cooection o. oer euying some arsenic, Lois toat ee womu • possessing appearance. His claim, he said, was XI. 155., or where he lived. The testimony given by the medical fetch his apprentice. She stated distinctly to Mr. Moscrop for one quarter's tuition, including Latin and stationery' gentlemen (Messrs. Denham and Howard) went to show that that she never did buy any. l'he apprentice was brought im- thWe r a t cr e io r r, t f o o s r t ß i T w a, s w t a t s run d foul tw of b t y a & steamer la et st n n ig d ht t , i t n o dock, leaky o pi , hea ,cu a er, -e. and rur e n i ts pecu li ar resources an d p ro d uc ti ons — agr i cu ltural, mineral, supplied to the defendant's eon, at his (Mr. SimPson;s)acad- there was a large Portion of arsenic in the stomachs of both mediatelY afterwards, and identified her. I asked her how Colchester, With ers , f rom H u ll f or Ch ar l es t on , put h ac k to the my, in Soho. bodies examined ; in that of the deceased Wm. Eccles as long she had been a widow, but she did not state the num- former port Ist October, with loss of foretopmast, head of fore and marine ; as well as of the habits and pursuits of its po- mast, main topgallant mast ; one man killed, and another seriously e The defendant, a burly butcher, in answer to the Corn- much as would cover the face of a shilling. He (the coro- ber of months. I asked her how many children she had pulation, from the " laird "to the cottager ; together with a missioner's query as to whether he owed the debt, said, " I ner) would wish the inquest to be further adjourned till when a widow, and she gave me their names and ages : hurt. pleasing retrospect of its ancient history, including its feuds admits, gemmen, that I did send my boy to this ere Mr. Tuesday. Anna, two years of age , Richard, sixteen months ; and Simpson's 'cademy, for though I aint wery lamed myself, I This was complied with, and the inquiry took place in the Alice. She denied ever having a child of the name of WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER s.—Wind East, light. and forays, its remains of antiquity, &c. We cannot, we thought as I'd got on in the world a bit, that Tommy should Police-office on Tuesday morning. when the following evi- Nancy, or Ann. She informed me she had been the mother ARRIVED.—Cestus, Gallilee, from Quebec—Dido, Mather, from think, in fine, bestow a higher praise upon it than to express have a good heddicatlon. Tne boy is rayther diver ;so I deuce was given : of ten children. Danzig—and Jupiter, Rundstrom, from Nye Carleby. Fl eStActLeErD, f . — 0 r I i s t a a b l t ela o , r e E — v e c r o e q t t n , e t f t o e r . C B al r e n u c t e t , a— f o G r e s n a e p r a l e l a ! a s B e h l v i n i d g e t o r e n , our sincere wish that the example o f th e s pi r it e d conductors told Mr. Simpson to give un a good larning o' Latin. Arter Henry Eccles : I live at Turner Bridge, Little Bolton, and The prisoner was then requested to stand up ; and the may be followed elsewhere, and that a similar work may ere a little time I wanted to know how Tommy got on in his am a carter. I have lived there about eight months. I first coroner said she was at liberty to state anything she thought Wambersie, for Charleston and Madeira—Surprise, Hill, for New- Latin—for I knows a little Latin myself gernrnen. became acquainted with the prisoner in the latter part of the proper ; but that he would advise her not to say anything. foundland—and Ann, Morrison, for Rio Grande. long be commenced descriptive of England, with which we CometissioNEß—Mr. Barnard, we don't want to know year 1840. Her name then was Betty Hastens, and she lived She replied, with an air of indifference, " I'll not say any- _ are more immediately connected. The book is, moreover, about your Latin. Do you owe the money ? in Bradshawgate, and was a widow, and had three children, thing ; I'll leave it to tbe court." Hope, Coekbain, from Chusan, at Ningpo 3rd March—the first printed on a good strong paper in a fine clear type, and the Mr. Barnard—l contends that Tommy was not properly all daughters. The eldest was called Alice, another Hannah, The coroner then proceeded to sum up, stating that the y e i s i s l e a l m w i ! m il o E r p u me a I l i e m m e e r e a h t a l li ar d ir a d 0 es price is extremely moderate, when the talent, industry, and destructed. Would you believe it, he co u ld on l y say, " P ro- b ut Id o not k now t e e name o f t h e t hi r d. sh e r e s yl e d a few cohsideration of the jury must be directed to the cases of Leonora. from Demerara, at ditto, and was to sail 16th Angust per key many bus Amelia Wilson." weeks in Bradshawgate after I first became acquainted with Wilham Eccles, Alice ['astern, and Nancy Haslam, and they for L, t o h e i h s . por , t E F a n i z il A Q n u n e e , n i, , i d S s i t m o n m e s ; h h e e n n c c e e a a t t N C e a w r b f o o n u n e a d r l a n a reseacch bestowed are taken into account. Mr. Simpson—Propria pee maribush Mr. Barnard means. her and then removed into Mill-street, Little Bolton. The must dismiss the other entirely from their minds. Mr. Barnard—Yes : but what did Amelia Wilson mean ? children she had at that time appeared very healthy. I had The jury consulted for about ten minutes, and returned a Mr. Simpson blushed a little, and looked as though he a dispute with her after she had removed to the cellar in verdict of ' wilful murder" against the prisoner in the three Neptune Weeks, hence at Boston in . var, Westcott, hence at Castine - VARIETIES. knew, but said nothing. Mill-street, and did not eo near her for a month ; and when cases named by the coroner. She thanked the jury for their Catherine, Whiteway, hence at Monte Video Master Thomas Barnard, and other witnesses, were ca ll e d I did es o again two of the youngest children were d ea d an d ki n d ness , as s h e ex p resse d it ; an d was hooted as she left Catherine, Coffey, from the Cape de Verds, at ditto to explain. They stated that Mr. Simpson had his desk buried. She told me the youngest died of the measles ; but the court. John Cock, Cross, from Isle de Sal, at ditto A. TENDER HIISBAND.—AII who know young Sniffkins placed near a window which commanded a view of those on did mat say what the other had died of. I was informed the Win. Hunter, from Parnagua, at ditto know that he married old Miss Betty Blochet for her money the opposite side of the street, at one of which was generally oldest died first. I was married to her the first Sunday in Gironde, Lacoste, hence at Bourdeaux —that he cannot touch it till she dies, and that he treats her to be seen a Young modiste, as the French term it, apparently 1841 ; but Ido not recollect how long it was previously that MISCELLANEOUS. Siddy Elly, Despujois, hence at the Gironde George & Mary, Jackson, hence at Rouen very badly on account of what he calls her " unjustifiable very busy at her needle, but who would occasionally raise her the children died. When we were married, I took her to Amelia, —. hence at Bolderas longevity." The other day Mrs. Sniffling, finding herself eyes from her employment and direct them towards the reside at the Boggart Hole, in Tonge. I was then working The French government has ordered galvinised iron to be Pomerania, Schaeffier, and Hanvfen, hence at Copenhagen Volant, Merchant, from Riga for this port, at Elsinore unwell, sent for a doctor, and in the presence of Sniffkins schoolmasters desk, and his eYes would as frequently be for Mr. James Hardcastle. I remained there until a little and the medical man, declared her belief that she was taken from his pupils to look at the yo ung l a dy, w h o it ap. before last Christmas, when I removed to the Folds in Little used on all the important parts of the steamers now being J M CAoa a lhri l sno c ol o L l i : eiß , ow l: l uew a r tk l ne c; mhh l e m e, nn ; c e E a l i tt z o a n K e. g i n a c ai d , Bro w n ; Ivau h o e , Sims o n , built. " poisoned," and that he (s n ifeki ns s " d one it !$$ " I didn't pears bore the name of Amelia Wilson• At length this Bolton, and shortly afterwards to another house at Turner and Wisbeach, Bef ham, from St. Petersburg for this port, at ditto K e e e cin i S e w;. r n o e m m u nde do it !" shouted s n ifeki ns , o eh; a ll gammon, s h e isn't .became tbe schoolmaster's chief employ, and the scholars Bridge, in the same neighbourhood. I left Mr. Hardcastle's The Trafalgar, 120 guns, recently built at Woolwich, has Celia Large, Richardson, and Gl Cl en u Poisoned. Prove it, doctor, open her upon the spot—l'm were consequently neglected. Occarionally the boys would employ nine weeks ago, and am now in the service of John been re de red to be completed and used as a demonstration willing."—American Paper. be sent with notes to Miss Amelia, and bring back the re- and James Worrell, dyers, Salford. Since I went there, I ship at sneerness. a e ri b e ff c , , a s t u ß , li e v l f a a n s , t We read in the Journal de Saime..et. Loire' :- 44 A circum- sponses, and when they had their round or small text copies have been in the habit of going on the Monday morning, The government contract for the supply of 100,000 gallons Cove hence at the stance, interesting to ornithologists, has just occurred at set, they generally ran " Amelia Wilson," or " Amelia Wil- leaving my wife in charge of the fatuity, and returning on of rum for the public service has been taken at is. 74-d. per 11: A lfgaret, Wake, from Odessa, at ditto . Macon. Two parrots of different sexes, which have been son is beautiful, &c.," while even in the Latin lessons the the Saturday night. Shortly after going to reside at Turner ga ll on. enture, Bain ; Nymph, Hughes, and Marquis of Lorne, living together for several years, have at last succeeded in boys could scarcely get through a sentence without Mr. Simp- Bride, I remember m wife takine a child to nurse belong e . ' - The late Archdeacon St Murray, from Antwerp, at ditto rong, of Stamford, died worth up- Commodore, Cousins, from St. Petersburg, at ditto hatching their eggs, or rather egg, for only one bird has been son introducing the name of Amelia Wilson, till the boys ing t g o James Heywood:of Bradshawgate, 1 t was then about wards of £200,000, the whole of which goes to his only son, Black Prince, hence for Lima, was spoken Bth August, in lat. Produced. The male parrot appeared in the greatest delight began to fancy that the words " Amelia Wilson" belonged ten months old. In the month of June last, I remember 10 N, long. 27 the Rev. W. Strong. when he saw his progeny. He turned it backwards and for- to the lesson, which will fully account for the defendant's leaving the child well,.and returned home about four o'clock A fire broke out in Sadler's Wells theatre on Thursday - wards in a hundred different ways, and at last was obliged to son having introduced them into his propria guw maribus. on the morning following, and the child was dead. She did THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6.—Wind East, light. be separated from it for fear of accidents. Parrots have been COMMISSIONER—Mr. Simpson, you have acted very not tell me what it had died from. I remember Sunday the last, which destroyed property to the amo un t of £lOO, ARRlVED. — Christiana, Simpson, from Bombay—Eugene, and of T tt h ia e t frequently known to sit on eggs in this climate, but this is foolishly in thus neglecting your scholars, as it is evident you 4 th September, and that was the last daY I saw mY wife's Another small failure i n th e corn t ra d e occurre d on Fri- Augnsta, from Ostend—Gunga, from Whitehaven—Unicorn, from the first time, we believe, they have been safely hatched." have not given them proper instruction. You are not fairly daughter, Alice, alive. She was then well and healthy. The day, that of Messrs. Hays, Irvine, and Anderson, factors. Gloucester—Martha, Thomas. from Limerick—Caledonia. Murphy, . entitled to the full amount claimed• You must therefore be last time I saw her was on going to bed, about eight o'clock The liabilities are supposed to be very limited. from Drogheda —Hope, Eobertson ; Eliza & Helen, Lewis, and THE IRON CROWN AT MONZA, NEAR MILAN.—This iron Maiie Antoinette. Ketha, from Dublin —Susannah, M•Kenzie, from content to receive £1 only, and we would advise you to put at night. I went home on the Saturday following, and Alice Re la v e . e H in en tr r u y s :i . g o n n e e , vic . ar of Su . nbury, Middlesex, has Larne—Rose, Milne, from Dundalk—Unicorn, Dreume, from crown, which most people would suppose was a crowu of iron, an end to this love suit. was then dead. My wife said, that Alice was taken ill on the made over, gratuitously and in perpetuity, to the inhabitants Newry—and Enterprise, Gibbs, from London. is no such thing, and we were surprised to see only a broad Mr. Simpson said it was rather had to loose so much, but Tuesday night, and began to have fits, and died at half-past t A e I r a , ri fo r K P e e r r r I , la m mt, K u e c c o h — n i lv e l , ary t . T A n s n t . W T e n b o b ni , a L s e — w F t h r a w n a c i e t e s ~ f c. o o r r ß k a ti t i a d v , i a t o — r acre of land to be kept solely as a SAILED.—DaIe, Farley, for New Orleans—Mary Jones, Cothay, rim of pure gold, richly ornamented with jewels. There is in future things would be altered, for he meant to marry twelve on the Saturday at noon. She was buried on the playgro p und for the children ot the national schools. for Laguira—Standard, Fawcett, for Demerara—Nightingale, Hun s very narrow rim of iron encircling the inside, said to be Miss Amelia Wilson immediately. Tuesday following, The last time I saw my son William formed of the nails of the cross of our Saviour, from which The defendant said he thought £1 was too much, for lieh Eccles, alive, was on the evening of last Sunday but one. It takes its name. Monza has kept this treasure with the knew his boy had gone back instead of forward with his I saw him go to bed, and he was then quite well and healthy. A Berlin letter of the 17th mentions the arrival in that city of four officers of the English army, for the purpose of Ceylon—James Lemon, Stone, for Jamaica—Aeastus, Hayes, for making themselves acquainted with the Prussian engineer Syra—Daniel Dyer, Dyer, for Constantinople—La Rachel, Garion, grertest care and jealousy for twelve centuries. It has crow- .. laming,' while at Mr. Simpson's. But he was now ge t_ I went to my work on the Monday, and afterwards learned ned fifty five kings and emperors, and is kept in the centre : thig on very well, for he was with a scoolmaster, about 60 that he was dead. I came home last Friday morning, and system. for Senegal—and Elizabeth Moore, Mossop, for the Cape of Good Hope. of an enormous gold cross, which is locked up in the Basilica years of age, where there was no danger of a Miss Amelia found that it was so. All the French papers agree in considering the American of the Church of San Giovanni!, and only taken out to ex- Wilson being included the Latin lessons. Richard Eccles, a boy of about twelve years of age, said, tariff as most prejudical to the commerce of the country. Marion. from Tampico, at Havana, and sailed 2 ist August for hibit to strangers who can pay well for it. The amount having been paid the parties left the court. lam son of Henry Eccles. I remember seeing William ••••• Liverpool Hatton Heywood, the boy that my step-mother n d Hereford, Reaburn ; Dorothea, Smith ; Hinda, Bowman, and St. CLERICAL Wm—The facetious Watt Morrison, as he $ urse ,on in repairing the fortifications of Gibralter. Government have resolved to employ convicts, forthwith, the day that he died. He died from a fit ;at least so sh Mary's, Whiteside, hence at Jamaica was commonly called, was intreating the commanding officer e The late Master of the Irish Rolls had his life insured for Eutaw, Thompson, from New York, off Cove CHARGE CF ASSAULT AND Ist PROPER CONDUCT AGAINST told me. I remember Alice Haslam dying three weeks a o of a regiment at Fort George to pardon a poor fellow senten- A PoercE-OhencEß.—At the Police-court, yesterday, two last Saturday. She also had fits—the same sort of fts th g e Phcenix, Shaw, hence at Antigua £25,000. ced to the halberts. The officer granted his petition, on Ritson Johnson hence at St Thomas police-officers, No. 73 (Anderso d n) a h od f 323 - cKelly), were boy Heywood had. The riso k d 1 - Th fi • h t Mr Morrison should accord him the firat condition t a . s Al' d• d Th 1 ' Avon. Robinson, sailed from Jamaica p ner coo e our meat the week ~ e rst meeting of the Society for promoting Christian ' • ' • ' brought before Mr. Rushton, un er t e ollowing charg , e : ice le . e ast time I saw my brother William alive Knowledge, for the season, was held in London, on Tuesday, Martha 9th August for Santa favour he asked ; this favour was to perform the ceremon y Hugh Walmsley, plumber, 18, Circus_street, sa id, on re ues _ w as last Monday but one. He was then going out of the The Bishop of Gibralter presided. Athens, Jones, and Rapido, Bechoecha, hence at Havana lutrepid, Pentreath, hence at Constantinople, with damage, of baptism for a young puppy. A merry party of gentlemen da •ht party of. us had a su pp er i ng , en d a b ou t t wen ty door about half-past twelve at noon and h - e wis returning Mr Stroles, a respectable farmer at Rochester, Kent, had ha ß vi r n it g at b n ee s n p r r u i n de o , n B s r h o or nt i o n n t ; he G D a a la rd ta ane w lle o were invited to tbe christening. Mr, Morrison desired Major . .nneu n te ig s pas a t t one nn - o'c h l i o n c o le in the morning we were going along from his dinner. I had been working, and was later to my his th • roat so dreadfully lacerated . by his own dog, on Mon -to hold up the dog. "Asl am a minister of the kirk , with one anot'her, and remarking dinner that d h he of Scotland." said Mr. Morrison, " I must proceed accor- uyrom-st f ree rta , 1 ay tan usual. T table was cleared and my day morning, that he died almost immediately. Holmes, and Zuleika, hence at Constantinople s olner . Norfoik Hero, how com o ble g we had been. A police-officer (No. 73) dinner was in the _ oven. There was lobscouse to dinner: dingly." Major said he asked no more. " Well then h ld h W 'd oin ls . h • ' EMIGRATION OF DR. M'DonAere—This chartist patriot Mary Jean, Wood, sailed from Marseilles for Liverpool 28th came up an- to us to go ome. e sai we were g g wic consists of a hash of meat and potatoes. My brother September Major, I begin with the usual question : do youacknowledge home With that, he up with his stick and struck me so seemed quite ll h I h• I • we wen met im. never saw him after- has " saved his own bacon" by emigrating to America, and G* - ipssy, Dempsey ; Vixen, Austen ; and Sidy Ella, Despujois, yourself the father of this puppy ?" The Major understood I • h' d t eet out of the sc • hh h• • caving is npes o , severe . a blow on the back that I was knocked down. We wards alive. I got my din r ft rapes in wic is vio- hence at Bourdeaux ards. I d the • e e the joke and threw away the animal. Thus Mr. M, turned went on a little, but I did not feel satisfied at such treatment, Mary A H h* ' ne a erw 11 nn op inson, Mary Moss, s ary Fletcher, Ellen lence and folly have invo.ve min tee Lest way they are Zante, Henry, from Cadiz for Tampico, off Antigua 16th August the laugh against the ensnarer, who intended to deride a bl a e. Edward Heyes, Fennings, from Lima, at Falmouth ; sailed 17th d IC I I an ,t in ing saw the inspector coming, I went back again. Gratrix, Richard Mangnall, Margaret Bennison, Benjamin sacred ordinance. —Literary Gazette. cri e June. On 22nd August, off Cape de Verds, spoke the Neptune, We then saw three policemen standing together, and I called Brown, Francis Cooper, and James Heywood, gave evidence The 53d, 58th, and 61st re e m nts are to be augmented to from Valparaiso to Liver 00l RUSSIAN IDEAS OF SIBERIA. — With us Siberia is a name out, "Is that th e i nspec t or ?" o n e of them answered, as to various incidents more or less connected with the case, 1,200 rank and file each, and to be formed into two battalion I) that excites no other feelings than of pain and horror. In " Yes !" I then went across the street towards Hunter- but none of them possessing much interest. corps.—United Service Gazette. - Russia one acquires a different notion of it; and the Russians street, and the man who I supposed had answered me met Ri c h ar d B ar l ow; 1 res id e in Little Bolton, and am an The railroad from Leipsic to Altenburg has been just TELEGRAPH OFFICE, OET. 6. who have been in that country, ase all so prepossed in its fa- me half way, beat me severely with his stick , and in lifting apprentice to Mr. Thomas Moscrop, druggist, Folds Road, opened. your, that, according to their account, it is the land of pro- my hand to defend myself from a blow, he struck me so Little Bolton. I ha ve k nown the prisoner five or six months. M C BY STEAM !—This c • d • • ILKING OWS urious an ingenious evening. Wind at Holyhead N.E. light breeze at 6 a.m. ; North, noon and mise, the El Dorado of Russia. Nature is rich aud wonder- violently th a t h e b ro k e one o f m y fin g ers, and it is so much She has occasionally bought snuff and tea at the shop. She is du application of steam power e to Mr. Robinson, of Lis- No vessels off Holyhead during the day. ful ; the race of men strong and healthy ; society in the towns swollen that it canno t b e se t un til the swelling falls.—Mr. came to the shop about five or six weeks ago. I, my master, burn, already so well known On account of his valuable Off the port at 5 p.m. 2 brigs and 3 schooners. more intellectual and more polished than any where else in Rushton said, in receiving such an injury there was danger and she, were the only persons in the shop. When she steaminh apparatus.—Northern Whig. ..„ Russia ; and whoever has got over the disagreeables incident in delay ;he ought to have gone immediately to a surgeon, came in, she said, " I want a pennyworth of arsenic, if you'll to the first coming —the knout, a few years' compulsory la- Particularly as the court would receive evidence of the extent let me have it." Mr.Moscrop said, " I cannot let you have INCOME TAX.—The Waterford THE . Chronicle says : VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADIN G. bour and so forth—finds himself so comfortable, and is so of injury from a professional man, as it at first appeared.— it, unless there is some one with you." It is the custom not " A few o . f the absentees are coming back to evade the pay contented, that he has no wish to change his new country for John Brook, tailor, Druro-street, Everton, said that the last to sell poison without a witness. She said, "I do not want m e n i t i - . e of the income-tax. The Marquis of Clanricarde and (SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.) any other. The Miner's Corps contribute much to heighten witness had spoken correctly, adding that they were going to do any hurt with it ; it is only for the mice." Mr. Mos- the . ar ins of Ely have arrived ; others of our leT no i ity are --......._ the good opinion of Siberia, and to diffuse brilliant notions of comfortably together and making no disturbance. The crop, however, refused to let her have it, and she went away. coming, (l and several of our gentry have already returned." WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. its nature. Here is to be seen, among other things, a pyra- officer, he said, abused him also a little. He (witness) went In about half an hour afterwards , s,he came again, and brought A special m eeti ng o f th e Northern and Eastern Railway James Lemon, F Stone, 300 Jamaica, Fairclough & Frost mid composed entirely of different precious stones of Siberia, to look at his number, and he met him half way across the a female with her ; but Ido not K no w who the woman was., Company is to be held in the ensuing week, for the purpose of Caledonia, T Irvine, 112 Hayti, W Rose &Co a monument showing at one glance the richness of that coun- street, and said " You b—, you want my number, do you ?" The prisoner, on coming in again, said, " Will you let me considering the subject of disposing of 3,136 forfeited shares, Britannia, J M'Bean, 609 St. Thomas, Rankin, Gilmour &Co try. The large magnificent specimens of malachite, one of and he (the officer) then struck him with his stick and knocked h ave it now ." A n o u n ce of arsenic was then weighed to her, and also to authorise the directors to borrow a Bum of m o ne y SOUTH AMERICA. which weighs several poods, the superb ereralds, the magnifi- him against a shutter, but for which he would have fallen to and it was labelled " Arsenic, poison." She then went away. not exceeding £115.110. Such meeting seems to present a Margaret, J Moore, 226 Gulf M exicO, J Poole &Co cent beryls, the largest of which, six inches in length, lie on the ground. This, too, was at the bottom of Hunter Street.— I have no doubt as to the woman. very fitting opportunity for those of the shareholders who Airone, A Covacevich, Rie Jaueiro, NllNair & Dutton elegant velvet cushions, under bell-glasses, like the crowns ° - fficer 73 asked the witnesses if they could swear that he was M r . Jo s eph Denham, surgeon :On Wednesday, the 28th are desirous of ascertaining the true position of the railway UNITED STATES. of the czars in Moscow, the blue lapis-lazuli and Labrador- the men — and they both said " yes they could." The defen- S e pt em b e r l as t, I opened the body of William Eccles, i n a to elicit information.—RailwaY Times, Wallace, A Main, 854 Savannah, Glen & Anderson stones, which carry hundred weights with ease, and grow dant (73) then entered into an explanation of his conduct, house near Turner Bridge. The prisoner was then in the SALE or A " LANCASHIRE WITCH."—One of these far- sir Colin Campbell, It Penticost, 65i New Orleans, stronger under the burden, the crystals of copper and gold which was certainly not very clear. He said he had finished house. The external appearance of the body was perfectlY famed ladies underwent the ordeal of a " sale," in the pnblic Orford, Ramsden &Co as well as the beautiful landscapes among the Mongol Alps. his round at half past one o'cjock, when he heard a noise in healthy. The external covering of the stomach and intestines marken of .Wigan yesterday week. The " auction mart " BRITISH AMERICA. which adorn the wall of the Siberian room, tend only to in- Byrom Street, and after a minute or two he saw three men were more red than natural. I opened the stomach, and was opp os ite the Ship-inn, Millgate. We have been unable C rown' J G Price, 320 St John, NB, D Cannon, Son &Co crease the longing after that country. —Russia and the running along, and this other officer (the defendant) was found the whole of the mucous membrane much inflamed. I to obt a i n the names of the " lady " and the husband wh o EUROPE. Russians. . desiring them to go along. The Parties were very disorderly took out the s t omac h, an d a p or ti on o f th e intesti nes next offered her for sale : but are told they came from Standish George, J P Godfrey, 58 Guernsey & Jersey, E Hutchings FUNERAL OF AN ACTOR.—The Marseilles journals con- and drunk. They put officer 323 at defiance, and when he saw the stomach, and delivered them to Mr. Watson for analysis. or Coppull. Be this as it may, a purchaser was found, an d B e rid a get, W N . Vade, 127 Lisbon, Hughes, Cowie &Co that officer so enea ed he went to his aesistanee He took hold There was a quantity of white powder adherin to the mucous - ' ' g the " saleable arti p 'cle" dis osed of at he • Dfi nee, C 'care, 43 Ramsey, Moore & Christian tain an account of the funeral of Darboville, the actor, who, f e g , t price of 265. as w e d tat d (red suddenly a few days ago. The yester ay s e , I 0 one of the men by the shoulder, and desired him to go on. membrane ; and I also found about four ounces of liquid upon Blackburn Standard. Gregory Bogosloff, J Tuleff, 535 St Petersburg, C G Weber &Co Minalto, S Tregarthen, 193 Syra & salonica, A Wilkin & Preston * deceased having during his long residence in Marseilles, At that time he (witness) had not lifted his stick, nor did any the stomach, of a dirty dark-brown colour, tinged with red. other officer The men went y•say then and in a few minutes I also delivered the powder and fluid to Mr. Watson, for RE ,_ t TURNED EMIGRANTS.—About 150 emi r t a 1 Ireland last Spriu 1d d gans,w o ef Mary, P Gress, Antwerp, Bahr Bebrend &Co g, were an eat Cove, on Sunday and yes- Joseph, S Lowe, 105 Gurnsey, , J Glynn & Son I,e enjoyed general esteem as a man, as well as admiration as an one of th * b k d 'd " I ' kto you." analysis The bladder was contracted and very hard. I em came ae ,an sal , want to spea ,, . . . . . actor, the fefusal of the Catholic clergy to perform the sacred , i ,, _ , . . terday, from the Roscoe, one of the Liners, which ut • ----- .......... e officer (323) went across to him, and said, Have you heard the woman, Gratrix, describe the colouring upon tne d in - ---- -- rites at his funeral, on account of the profession which he -'• " here on the former day, in consequence of contrar p • had followed, appears to have excited a strong sensation in t not gone home yet ?" striking him at the same tim ß e ac i ross bod l y of t v, h n e n ch d ild, a l nd f should think tlB n t t4e hu a r pp d earan t c h e e s vs2-9etrle, out 18 days from New York for Liverpool. The em y i w r in nt s ; imports. that city. It will be seen, by the following extract from the ° ~ e e legs and above the hips with his stick. . Mr. efe u n s it a o n n t suc t e as h • r 1 1 resu t o o n ed t r he en bo p d ise of * Alice Hasla s m ay 'The bod are in wretched condition—almost naked and half sta g rv a ed ; --sees— Smahhore of Marseilles, that in consequence of this refusal 94,n asked officer 323 what he had to say to this. Ili d Sep ern e t . open fh y . Th f • f thY and hundreds of others are on their way. Wh t • (3-3) said, that about two o'clock he was coming down had been disinterred or t e purpose. e ace part o e ais to become EUROPE. a Protestant astor was applied to, and the funeral Protes- of them we do not know. Shaw's-brow, when he heard a great noise in Byrom-street, body was decomposed, and had proceeded more rapidly than Diadem, (157) R Iron, fron Leghorn, 13 cases alabaster, P Che tent service w p as on this ochasion performed over a Catholic, from two rnen. He told them to desist, and pushed one . o . _ . f in the stomach or abdomen It is generally considered that THE CALAIS PACKET —" Pass me the 1 bini-2 do Woodhouse Brothers-1 do, ktouinson and Son-1 at the instance of his own family and friends :—" The ' d h h • • iorrer of the detail . 1 7,;,. dn ' • C them gently away. One of them returned again, and said, arsenic has a tendency to preserve the body ; and to this I an suppose t e our (that which full many had declared' —"' Wddl t 1 d Ctll i A Todd-1 ease pictures, 1 e on— o, as ea n funeral of Darboville took place yesterday (25th.) An and co-1 do, Yates, Cox and co.-2 . do, Robinson and Son-3 do, ould be their last arrived when the • " This man wants to speak to you." Witness asked what attribute the fact of the face being in a worse state than the w _ ) , mate, escending wit d• ' h immense crowd of all classes accompanied to the burial i case scagliola, 2 cases marble, Woodhouse Brothers-1 trunk ground th • ' is . iable artist. The Roman e remains ot tis am he wanted, and turned round and pushed him on. In a abdomen. I opened the abdomen, and found the external a greasy leathern bag in his hand, demanded the fares. His apparel, E Rae and Son-2 packages objects of art, Robinson and Ca • short time this man (the other officer) came over, and in covering redder than usual. I removed the stomach and f irst attempt was upon the dishevelled Houris by whom I Son-1 qr cask wine, Ross Brothers and co-1 case maccaroni, R tholic clergy having refused, notwit • hstanding the sad and endeavouring to get hiin away by using his stick, he (the intestines, as in the other case. I opened the stomach, and was begirt. They shook their heads, and pointed to the zvilehenbart and co--3 eases marble works, D and T Willis-6 earnest entreaties of his family to be present at the funeral f her officer ^3 ) s t ruc k him on the head. Officer found the mucous membrane inflamed, and the mucous coat figure on the table. That shape, holdin g a h a t th a t h a d been pipes olive oil, C P Fletcher-6 bales contents unkuown, S J Storey ceremony, some of Darboville s friends made an appeal to the °t , 1 r Richardson Brs and co-1 box rosali, I ministers of the Reformed Church, who, after having con. 73 acknowledged that in endeavouring to strike the corn- ruptured and destroyed. I found a quantity of white powder, upon extra duty between its legs, noticed the appeal with a b — r e i a c n ag o s v f e e s tun s e e d d goods, sulted th e plainant on the back, he struck him on the hand. It and about an ounce of fluid. I gave the fluid and powder to sound like the penultimate of a baghipe. 'lt is right to wait don-74 casks co er ore, 1 case books, 1 box k " J Wbb & S Ica , consist hastened to perform the last duties to orh, apparel, I bo ' x 2 cases contents un nown, 1 y . olls— sc. the deceased was an old watchman svho answered as inspector, when the Alr. 'Watson. I scraped as much of the powder as possible until exactly we are arrived,ht said ' I shall pay you, Sere, objects of arts, Rev. A Campbell-5 jars 30 hf and 20 qr jars 2hf ites of the P stant Church , according to the r rote . . When th t 1 d N • inspec or was ca le . I o inspector was present at the time. from the stomach. A small portion of the nearest intestine when we are to Dover." Sharnt get to Dover this trip , pipes olive oil, s J Storey—about 18 tons manganese, 1 box essence e body arrived at the gates of the cernetry the worthy pastor s'pe d h hf h • . n ed t e mare 9 t e procession,. ana ' • Mr. Rushton said the circumstance was not, he believed, was inflamed, as in the other case. On the 30th of Septem- replied a voice that seemed to come out of a copper tube : bergamot, 10 bales flax, 2 cases pictures. i trunk apparel, 5 boXes did not hesitate "- uncommon in the streets during the night. The two police- tember, three other bodies were presented to me. One was ' we're a running for the Downs.' The last trump had no t 8 cases gum arabic, 1 hf qr cask wine, 2 baskets 150 hf chests , to pray with evangelical unction for Divine salad oil, 2 easks contents unknown, 8 . bales silk waste, 4 casks mercy on tne so u l o f a a • men who were charged with the protection of the inhabit- represented to me as Nancy, the eldest of the number, and caused a more awful effect on the ' poor players.' The prin g t hse entire life no other argols 3 boxes anchovies, 5 casks pumice stone 7 casks 22 eases reproach could he brou m gh n t t a ha a n m t s a o h w t he had endeavoured to anis, and the quiet of the town, had seen two or three was in a parish coffin. Farts about the face were deco m p ose d. cipal °tragedy started as never tragedian started before. tartar,' 14 blocks 195 slabs marble, 28 bales hemp', 1 case books, 7 give innocent am drunken men, behaving roughly or noisily enough, no doubt ; the body about the abdomen was perfectly fresh, an d th e ' What you shall say ?' he exclaimed—' ronning down ! pipes 200 hf chests 50 boxes 66 hf jars 20 qr j a rs In hf pipeS 8 brls -- usement t h• fll T ens The words o is e ow-ci iz of the minister of the ref but their business was to have remonstrated with them, and stomach and intestines in a state of complete pre s e rva ti on . sacre tonnere : tout est perdu !' ' Mere de Dieu,' respon- olive oil, 1 parcel patterns, order—remainder of the cargo landed ormed church produc - ed a dee re ligious impression n if they had not attended t o th e i r i n j un ctions and gone off The stomach was highly inflamed. The inflamation was quite ded the fallen Angel, who lay upon my heart ; ' mourrons, at Dublin—Q D Pon the min h usa d p hO ds of many t o ns w Escort, (567) T Smalls, from Licata, about 400 tons sulphur, were assembled together o peaceably, to have taken the m t o the watch-house, using no as vivid, although the body had been bu •d t s mon ami—ah! mourrons nous ensemble' (this was the sen n the occasion After the prayers, rie wo years, as Potter Brothers—P D the Protestant bearers, who h d . h t a placed the coffin at t ega es more violent means than was necessary to secure them. Ad- though it had been opened the day after the girl's death, I timental lady of the lot.) ' Ees it all up ?' inquired one eieseeiesise...... seass of the catholic cemete r y, W . dressing both the prisoners, he added—" but you have not d• iscovered a quantity of dirty white powder upon the mucous with a handkerchief tied under his chin. ' No,' said the oc sthdrew with the minister. It was „„ h , e i f A .., then taken up by Catholic bea • f "l ---' -ssau " e " 6 "ese men, but betrayed your trust, and in- coat. I removed the bowels, and placed them in a jar, and cupant of a birth, ' but it will be very soon, I should rather TIDE TABLE. 'lra, and carried tO the ami y vault."—Galignani. suited those who pay you your wages. You are a disgrace labelled them. I inspected the body of Hannah the same think.' A crash that caused a shout of agony in a high Days. Mrn. Eva. Height. Sundays, Hol,ydays, 4e. to the force ; and it is only by making an example of you day ; this was also in a parish coffin. The body was entirely treble followed.this sally. ' There goes the anchor,' said the -. EXTRAORDINARY SCIENTIFIC ENT ' hat its res ectabilt and • the peace of the town can he ______ -- mate : ' she is in smooth water : who's for Deal ?' "—Sport- H. M. H. M. F. I. ' V de Castelnan to th dition of I • ntehnesE.—The expe t p i y . . d f decomposed, with the exception of the skull and a few large _e central re ion South maintained• You, 73 must be dismisse rom the force ; bones. From appearances, it had been in the ground longer jay Review. g sof Friday .. 7 035 050 19 5 der the sanction of the it America, un rench government, hay- and you, 323 be suspended, until further inquiries be made than Nancy. The coffin was in a shattered state, and full of s saturday 8 117 139 17 7 ing been decided upon, 1 •t may be inter le COMMUTATION OF TITHES.—A return, No. 565, ordered Sunday.. 9 2 o 224 15 6 20th Sunday after Trinity. d rt k• idea of this vast un ea in e- -mg and useful to give into your character and conduct. earth. I removed some earth from where I supposed the b ' y the House of Commons on August 12, to be printed, Monday JO 247 312 13 5 Oxford Term begins. some g• It enabraces nothin 1 g ess stomach had been, and delivered it to Mr. Watson. I opened at/ loring journeY across this continent • ows that, betwixt Ist of January and Ist of July, 1852, the Tnesday 11 340 411 II 7 FirstQuarter,6h..27m.mrn. than an exp at its great- the body of William Hatton Heywood the same day, and took *ro to Lima a lie • . —On Monda the •ohers was Wednes 12 449 531 ro g Jupiter sets 9h. 20m. even. amount of rent charges confirmed by the commissi , . est width, frorn Rio Jane' . . ' ee of no less than LARGEST CHIMNEY' IN ENGLAND. .T$ away the stomach and bowels attached to it, and gave them Thursday 13 614 656 10 5 Trans. King Edw. Con. half of which has never yet b een • • k .rn the last stone of chimney ar- £lOl,BlB 7s. 7d., and that this suni exceeded the compost also to 1,000 leagues, e on ,ea_e -.torn is to be made ales....i7lteited by 26th ult., at fonr . n . c!_oc ,L p ....., heeea eenee;etee. Mr. Mink- .., Mr. Watson. I put them all in different jars, labelled ,;,,,, eee —... ee- _thee -,_ _ h , --- e--- eeheritnted lsv -------- es - -- Mr. Joseph Denham, surgeon : On Wednesday, the 28th September last, I opened the body of William Eccles, in a house near Turner Bridge. The prisoner was then in the house. The external appearance of the body was perfectly healthy. The external covering of the stomach and intestines were more red than natural. I opened the stomach, and found the whole of the mucous membrane much inflamed. I took out the stomach, and a portion of the intestines next the stomach, and delivered them to Mr. Watson for analysis. There was a quantity of white powder adhering to the mucous membrane ; and I also found about four ounces of liquid upon the stomach, of a dirty dark-brown colour, tinged with red. I also delivered the powder and fluid to Mr. Watson, for analysis. The bladder was contracted, and very hard. I heard the woman, Gratrix, describe the colouring upon the body of the child, and should think that the appearances were such as would result from poison. On Thursday, the 29th September, I opened the body of Alice Haslam. The body had been disinterred for the purpose. The face part of the body was decomposed, and had proceeded more rapidly than in the stomach or abdomen. It is generally considered that arsenic has a tendency to preserve the body ; and to this I attribute the fact of the face being in a worse state than the abdomen. I opened the abdomen, and found the external covering redder than usual. I removed the stomach and intestines, as in the other case. I opened the stomach, and found the mucous membrane inflamed, and the mucous coat ruptured and destroyed. I found a quantity of white powder, and about an ounce of fluid. I gave the fluid and powder to Mr. Watson. I scraped as much of the powder as possible from the stomach. A small portion of the nearest intestine was inflamed, as in the other case. On the 30th of Septem tember, three other bodies were presented to me. One was represented to me as Nancy, the eldest of the number, and was in a parish coffin. Parts about the face were decomposed. the body about the abdomen was perfectly fresh, and the stomach and intestines in a state of complete preservation. The stomach was highly inflamed. The inflamation was quite as vivid, although the body had been buried two years, as though it had been opened the day after the girl's death. I discovered a quantity of dirty white powder upon the mucous coat. I removed the bowels, and placed them in a jar, and labelled them. I inspected the body of Hannah the same day ; this was also in a parish coffin. The body was entirely decomposed, with the exception of the skull and a few large bones. From appearances, it had been in the ground longer than Nancy. The coffin was in a shattered state, and full of earth. I removed some earth from where I supposed the stomach had been, and delivered it to Mr. Watson. I opened the body of William Hatton Heywood the same day, and took also n a t hweamyt,nthe ands t . o k.w m e paatct Watson. nhne a .n d sl b t bowels h e a s m t e t p a aa ch iriaj e tr c ie l . oli differentt d , id a n jars, or g ts v e them see e be a ll n ed y s a t p o p m e a a r e a h n , c to n in e c a n n a y n t o f f n t r h d e m e a , t h e x . c e T p th h e t re a oft wa s of appearance amati o nof the b y which bTyhme rin: irritatingf l l tia c o e u rai l tr d i.myo s ni a nti y i that ienor autlngeph d os e itNs a nvo t n ahnabetsashlos.eand was, resulted n m from o m opinion, natural produced causes. laboratory (William t c li oul o isr n i tyas,mualtAEi stomach, itneaspan)cd,ehn:ahwnaohrna which he said auh surgeon, dg m ewo is an t i said,tbhr eostomachg n it en int into f e m d a y n supposed had been poisdned. M r . D en h am opened the stomach in my presence, and poured out its-contents into a vessel which I provided for him. The contents consisted of a fluid (chiefly blood and mucus), in bulk equal to about two thousand grains of water, and of a whitish, heavy, nu . disolved powder, part of which adhered, enveloped in thick mucous, to the interior of the stomach, and the othe r part left the stomach along with the fluid. I submitted a p ort i on of the powder to careful chemical examination, and found it to be chiefly arsenious acid, that white oxide of arsenic, which is commonly sold under the name of " arsenic." I employed the usual and most approved of tests ; a n d th e results obtained by their application all corroborated eac h other in proving most satisfactorily, that the powder i n question was almost entirely arsenious i earseniousous acid. also tested metallic the fluid and found arsenious acid n solution in it. Aft er I had convinced myself by several experiments that th e Powder was almost wholly arsenious .I collected what s w o a m s e le o ft f , th a e nd ars f e o ni un o d us i a t ei t d o f w r e o i m g state, in two different ways, namely by the use of " Marsh's test," and by th e app li cat i on o f car b onac eous matter and heat. On Th urs d ay l ast, M r. Denhan d e li vere d to me, in my Laborator hth2eB grains. I to havethe reduced y, a bottle containing a fluid (chiefly blood and EXTRAORDINARY SCIICNTIItic E rIIRPRISI!.—The expe dition of M. de Cas te ' nen to the antral re ions of South America, under t he sanction of t he French g vernment, hv- ing been decided up on, it ma y be int eresting o and useful to gi a ve some idea of this va st unde rtaking,than 1,000 It embrac es not hi ng l ess than an exploring j ourne y across this co ntinent at it s great est width, from Rio Janeiro to Lima, a line o f no lessd 1,000 leagues, one ha lf of which has never Yet beetivisite any European. The return is to be made along th e pb This Maranon or Amazon river, and t he interior of Guiana. tour will excite public cur iosit y in the highest de gree , 88 it ... embraces a country of fabul ous history, but told with cir cumstances and incidents as almost to create in some minds a doubt as to w:.ether it was fabulous. Our traveller will have to cross the country of the warlike Amazons, in whos e existence La Condamine, the great astronomer and traveller, who visited the Maranon in the middle of the last century, believed. He will also have to visit the empire of the Grand Wapiti, who plays so great a part in the thousand Spanish chronicles, and also the mysterious Eldorado, in search of which so many brave men including Sir W. Raleigh, faced appalling difficulties and dangers. Independently of these imaginary, or at best apochryphal objects, the scientific ex plorer will have anample field for the exertion of his talents and observation. The study of the monuments of the impe rial Incas, whose civilization was the wonder of far remote ages and whose history is still a closed book, seems likely to be exposed to us, with the migrations of the people of the earlier ages. To these add the fixing of the magnetic equator, the study of the beneficial products of these regions, particularly that invaluable medicine bast, observations on the various races of men, on the brute animals and plants, and the atmos pheric phen omena of these wild regions. These subjects must all attract th e attention and reasearches of M, de Cas telnan, who is qualified for his great task by having passed five years in the least known parts of North America among the red men of the deserts , and by his numerous works on natural history. This great enterprise enterprise was planned under the auspices of the late gukegiTleans, and is now adopted and patronised by the Duke .emours, anxious to accom plish the views and wishes of his august brother.—Gafig nani' a Messenger. COMMUTATION OF TITHES.-A return, No. 565, ordered by the House of Commons on August 12, to be printed, shows that, betwixt Ist of January and Ist of July, 1852, the amount of rent charges confirmed by the c ommissioners, was £lOl,BlB 7s. 7d., and that this sum exceeded the composi tion and ratee for which the charges have been substituted by £3,825. On the whole, the commissioners have established rent-charges in lieu of tithes, to the amount of £2,252,630, which exceeds the composition and rates previously paid, by the sum of £47,975 or the rent charge has increased the income of the tithe-owners one twenty-sixth part. They, therefore, will have no reason to complain while their demand for a full-tenth of all future increase in the produce is cheaply purchased, if purchased it must be, at such a small increase. LARGEST CHIMNEY IN ENGLAND. — On Monday, the 26th ult., at four oclock p.m, the last stone of chimney ar chitecture was laid by the spirited proprietor, Mr. Blink horn, at his chymical works, Little Bolton. The greatest credit and praise was given by every one who saw this fine chimney to Mr. Ashton, of Bleakley , who had the construc tion and management of it. The dimensions are 1221 yards high, 127 feet 6 inches base ; 108 feet inside, 21 feet on the top; and it has consumed 800,000 bricks, and 120 tons of at one. —Blackburn Standard. LIVERPOOL DISTRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY WEEKLY REPORT OF THE. MENDICANT BOARD. From the 28th Sept. to the 4th Oct. 1842, both days inclusive Number of Applications Relieved with Provision Orders " Bread . " Cheese ............................... Refused in consequence of having Relief from their Parishes, ev.c long letter h D e o d E s R ire JUSTICES.—Our justices letter from t the Secretary of State for the Home Depart ment, on subject that o h f i t s h . e ,, lmatserk`e` marked disapprobation n ca o s f e, ti i i n e tpghaeorotloForrsirastieccdeosn.hdctAi. that affair should be conveyed to him by Graham's letter to This unpleasant . task was yesterday (Friday) greater humiliation thane the visiting magistrates reading Sir James . gaoler. We cannot conceive a be made the medium f it must have . been to the justices to ocommulucating to the gaoler this censure of conduct which,.... fo i r n their wisdom, they have so re cently fully approved. LAW.—The contracts which Co er Chronicle. THE TARIFF AND TILE have been recently . taken for ß t N h of meat, flour, and other provisions, to the various parishes and . unions of the metropolis for the six months, for v s e o been considerably lower proo m uont e rdaset yearsfor the past. s o p l p n l y the f in price than has been given' 7iodio2rrotwhaast ss of th less e parish of St. Mary, Lambeth, the meat was sd. the stone of eight former period ; and the price for the sack of per sack. The contract was for the supply stone per week, for the in-door and out-door poor • and for 30 sacks of flour a- week. The effect will make a differen and, taking 1401. in the meat, and about 1951. in the flour • L e into consideration other provisions, the saving ' will be' about 4001. for the six months to the parish.—Standard. JOHN SHAW. Agent. THE CAUSE OF THE POSPONEMENT OF THE VISIT OF THE COURT TO CLAREMONT.—Arrangements had been made for the departure of the Court from Windsor to Claremont on Friday last, where her Majesty and Prince Albert (who would have been accompanied by their Royal Hignesses the Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal) were to have re mained about a week or ten days, in order that his Royal Higness Prince Albert might have enjoyed some excellent shooting, which is to be obtained upon the well-stocked preserves of his Majesty the King of the Belgians. The pbeasnts, and indeed every description of game, at Claremont, have been most carefully and expressly preserved for his Royal Higness and the distinguished friends of the Prince. Some severe cases of scarletina having manifested themselves, a short time since, in the immediate vicinity of Claremont, a gentleman from Windsor. who was on a visit in that neigh bourhood, with a loyal regard to the health of the Soverign, her illustrious consort, and the royal infants, lost no time in communicating this fact to the Lord Chamberlain. The necessary inquiries were instituted, and the royal visit to Claremont was pramptly advised to be postponed. Those cases of Scarletina alluded to have at length been found to have resolved themselves into typhus, and her Majesty has, therefore, very judiciously abandoned the intention of pro ceeding to Claremont for the present. Office, 4, Queen-square. AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED Into Liverpool, from the 27th ult. to the 3rd inst. inclusive, FROM IRELAND. - . - Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs, 3968 3076 3197 11 2 100 Prey.. 53686 96730 127919 883 57 377 16976 COASTWISE. 54 3487 4 13 5 2 Prey.. 2691 45583 1193 79 -- 333 1010 LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensaries during the last week : North. South. Total Received advice and medicine at the Insti. tution Visited at their own houses and supplied with medicine..... 338 293 631 158 130 288 Total at each Dispensary - VISITORS. North—Mr. W. F. Macgreggor, Mr. C. Booth, and Mr. J. A. Case South—Mr. Jordan, Rev. C. Morrell, and Rev. W. Parker. J. WHITBY WILLIAMS, Secretary. pro tern. Dispensaries' Office, 1, Fenwick•street, Sept. 26, 1842. PRICES OF SHARES, OCTOBER 6. Prices within the last seven days. This days RAILWAYS, &c. Per Share. Prices Bolton and Preston Birmingham and Gloucester Ditto quarter Birmingham and Derby lOO .... 0 0 0 .... Bristol and Exeter 7O .... 0 0 0 ..., Birkenhead and Chester Ditto, new, issued at .833 dis. .... 1 5 0 pm Dublin and Drogheda Eastern Counties Ditto new Shares.... 8 6 8 9 16 8 Ditto, Debentures Edinburgh and Glasgow Ditto new shares 0 .... 0 0 0 Ditto Leigh and Newhaven 20 paid o 0 0 Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock 25 paid 15 15 0 Half Share5... Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmar } p Greenock, and Ayr 5O aid Grand Junction Ditto half shares 5O . 0 0 0 ex Quarter. . 25 .... 0 0 0 ex, New ditt 0.... Great Western 65 .... 0 0 0 ex Ditto new shares 5O .... 58 15 oex Ditto Fifth Shares 4 .... 7 5 0 ex Great North of England 100 .... 0 0 0 ... Hull and Selby Lancaster and Preston .. : Ditto Junction, new - .... 0 0 0 ... Leicester and Swannington 5O .... 0 0 0 ... Leeds and Selby Liverpool and Manchester Ditto • quarter shares Ditto half shares London and Birmingham go .... 0 0 0 ex. Ditto quarter shares i Ditto old shares ' Ditto new London & Brighton Ditto new London and South Western Ditto, lath shares Manchester, Bolton, & Bury Manchester and Birmingham 4O .... 0 0 0 .... Ditto and Ditto Extension Manchester and Leeds 7O .... 00 0 .... 70 10 0 Ditto half shares Ditto quarter shares Midland Counties Ditto, quarter North Midland New North Midland 4O .... 28 10 0 .... One-third Shares North Union Newcastle and Carlisle lOO .... 0 0 0 ... Ditto quarter shares Ulster 25 .... 0 0 0 .... Paris and Rouen lB .... 19 15 0 ..., South Eastern and Dover 5O .... 23 0 0 .... New shares . York and North Midland 5O paid 0 0 0 .... Half Shares l5 .... 0 0 .0 .. „ , BANKS. Bank of Liverpool ........ Jel2 lOs paid 0 0 0 .... 19 5 0 --- Borough Bank lO .... 000 ex ---- Commercial of Liverpool 10 ... • 0 0 0 .. --- Commercial of England. 5 .... 0 0 0 .. , --- East of England lO .... 0 0 0 .. , --- of Manchester lO .... 0 0 0 .. , M'cliester & L'pool Dsct. 15 .• •• 0 0 0 .. - Northern and Central ---- North and South Wades lO .... 0 0 0 .., Royal of Liverpool 500 .... 000 .. , - South Lancashire - Albion Liverpool Union - Liverpool Banking Co lO •• • • 00 0 - Wilts and Dorset 7 10s. 0 0 0 GAS, WATER WORKS, &c. Exchange Buildings £loo paid 0 0 0 L'pool and Harrington Water 1 ) Stock .. 00 0 Works Bootle Ditto Stock.... 306 10 0 L'poo Gas Light Company, (Original Stock) 100 .... Ditto new Shares .... 100 .... L'pool New Gas & Coke Co. #lOO .... Ditto new shares are now paid up. ASSURANCE COMPANIES M'ehester Assurance Company. 10 .... o 0 0 Liverpool Fire and Life 2 10s.' 0 0 0 Ocean Assurance Liverpool Marine Assurance) 10 paid 0 o o Company DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIES, &c. Anderton Carrying Company .. 16 58 . 0 0 o Rock Ferry Steam Tug Company lO • . 0 0 0 Harrington Docks 100 .... 0 0 o Apothecaries' CompanY Asphalte (Liverpool) 2 .... 0 o 0 ------ (Polonceatil 2 .... 0 o o 0 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 BIRTH. On the sth instant, the lady of Mr. W. J. HAMMOND, lessee of the Theatre Royal, of a daughter. MARRIED On the :Bth ultimo, Mr. J. FAIRBRIDGE, of Marybone, late of Ormskirk, to the youngest daughter of Mr. AINSCOUGH, coal merchant, Marybone. On the Igth ultimo, Mr. ROBERT BAY to Miss JANE ROGERS. Same day, Mr. JOHN CLARK, cooper, to Miss ANN CRYE. On the 21st ultimo, at Long Sutton, LUKE HILL to MARY WILLIAMSON, both of Gedney Drove-eud. This is the unlucky couple who were askett to be married at Gedney church, but the cruel law, bearing no respect to lover's vows, suspended the vicar. and hung-up the lovers. Tney, however, soon found their feet again, and trotted to Fleet, where they could not be " asked out," because the church was going to be cleaned. Nothing daunted, away they went to Long Sutton, where their intentions were at length happily consummated.—Cambridge Paper. On the 27th ultimo, at West Kirby, Mr. GEO. F. WHEELER, of this town, to CATHERINE, eldest daughter of Mr. HENRY BROWN, Grange, Cheshire. Same day, at Winwick, Mr. JOSEPH JAMES MARSDEN, of this town, to ELIZABETH NEWBY, eldest daughter of HENRY FRASER, Lime-house, near Newton. Same day, at Bowden, PETER. LEICESTER, Esq., of Spring bank, Altrincham, to ELIZABETH ANN, only daughter of the late WILLIAM ASHTON, Esq., of Bury, Lancashire. On the Ist instant. at St. George's Church, Everton, Mr. RICHD. SYKES to Miss ELIZABETH BLACKLOCK. On the sth instant, at St. James's Church, by the Rev. H. Hampton, Mr. W. H. TUNISS to SARAH ANNE, third surviving daughter of JAMES EARNSHAW MARSHALL, Esq., Belmont park, Taunton, Somersetshire. Yesterday, at St. Anne's Church, by the Rev. W. D. Blundell, Mr. GEORGE C. HUSON to ELLEN, fourth daughter of Mr. THOMAS HOLDEN, brewer, of this town. Ifiliittts. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, OCTOBER 4. Total quantities. Total amount. Price per quarter, Wheat, qrs. 258 '.e625 16s. Od Oats, ~ 904 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. 6 The demand for Cotton has been better to-day, and fully 4,000 bales have been sold at similar prices to our quotations of last week. A new feature has presented itself to-day, in the feet of a speculator taking 1.500 bales of Surats, the remainder with the exception of No for export have been taken by the trade. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 6 There was only a small shew of stock to-day, yet the buyers were very numerous. There was in consequence a brisk market, and Beasts were fully £1 per head dearer; Mutton also was id per lb higher. Everything sold up. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE OcToßEtt 1. Still opposed by adverse winds, the supplies of Grain into this port, have on the whole been little augmented since Friday, except Irish Oatmeal, of which the receipts, chiefly by steamers, are moderate ; whilst of Flour from abroad we have none whatever to report since this day week. Having a tolerable number of town and country millers at this day's market, the demand for the various descriptions of foreign Wheat, although by no means active, was, to a moderate extent, restricted, however, to the pressing wants of necessitous buyers, and at very irregular prices, scarcely averaging the currency of Tuesday last. Irish Wheats, on the contrary, were rather dearer; but, waiting arrivals, the sales were limited ; and in regard to English, of which little has yet appeared, prices remain unaltered. English and Irish Flour must be noted the turn cheaper; and foreign, upon a dull sale, was depressed fully Is. per bar rel below the quotations of this day week. Oats remained in slow request at the decline of Friday ; and Oatmeal receding further again to-day, the best marks of Irish new closed at 235. per 240 lbs. Other articles of the trade continued in much the same state as described in the preceding report. LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATOE MARKET, OCTOBER 6, 1842. . .. Our local farmers being now briskiy engaged in prevaring their ground for se. d, - he supply of produce has been during the week a little more imit 1 than it was a few days ago, which has caused full pfices to e realised for almost every article. s. d. s. d.i s. d. s. d. 'Old Hay .... 0 9 C flip 20th, New Hay.... 0 6 0 pi - Clover Hay.. 0 6 n g - Clover & Grass 0 2 -- Straw, Wheat 0 32 0 4i *24lb Straw, Oat .. 0 3 0 4 - Straw, Barley 0 22 0 3 - Potatoes t,(l6. Short Tops 1 3 1 4 Cups 1 4 1 5 Pink-eyes and } 1 6 1 7 - Kemps Cattle Turnips, 4, ton PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL WOOD Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Archangel # ll7 0 ® 18 10 Memel 15 0 16 0 Gothenburg - 15 0 Not above 16 ft Wybnrg l5 0 - 16 10 F.aßlg. 8.P.2 Petersburg 15 0 - 18 10 1 1. 21 feet. PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. £22.. # 2 10s Danzig, Deck British American Pine - I LATHWOOD, per fathom Danzig, 4 feet British American 4 0 MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick Honduras .. Cuba St. Domingo OAK PLANKS, British American.. none. ;16s 6d per load TEAKWOOD, per cubic feet STAVES, per 1200. Danzig, C. Pipe #l5O 0 0 0 Hhd. 7O 0— 80 0 I Not above inches.. 2 36 Quebec, red, inch thick, } 30 0— 50 0 ' 50 .... 4 and 5} feet long Do. Puncheon lO 10 —l6 0 j6O .... ti TIMBER, per cubic foot. s. (1. s. d. I Oak ' 3 1 9 ,r Pine, British Amer. common .. 0 0 0 1 11 s 6d. red 1 7 2 0 perload. yellow 21 2 2 2 1— 2 2 1.4'2 15s.10oad 2 4 2 5 , 8 10 , s'4 5s 5 10 15s. 0 7 'ss 3d. 0 10 1 121 s fi 9 0 - Danzig,middling Memel, middling Riga,red PREMIUMS OF INSU LONDON & LIVERPOOL, Jamaica Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbice, Honduras Havana New York, Boston Charleston, Savannah New Orleans Canada British North Amenca Newfounaland Brazils River Plate East Indies China Batavia New South Wales Cape of Good Hope Africa Gibraltar Lima, Valparaiso, &c. Malta, Sicily, &c. Smyrna and Constantinople • Malaga Madeira Western Isles, Cape de Verds Lisbon Cadiz France Holland Hamburg, Bremen, &c. Gottenburg, Stockholm Petersburg, Riga, &c. Oporto WWW4M . 4f p n s P ED 1 0 VP1 1" Z; 9' , P. . 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R -R ZE Ci •*va gto - g , g a . l , "; z • : 2 5 LONDON GAZR7'77?.--TuEnAy, OCT. 4 ARTNERSLW'S DISSOLVED 11. and T. Smith, Liverpool, Iffassfounders—J. Derharn and Co., Dolphinholme. Lancashire, woolstaplers ; so far as regards J. Derham—Jones and Martin, Fort-street, Old Artillery ground, Lon don, silk-manufacturers It. and W. Mitchell, Truro, merchants, T. and B. Baker, Cobham, Kent, wheelwrights—W. Dawe and R. Rosekilly, Callington, Cornwall, linendrapers— F. Claude and J. Wardour-street, Soho. London, jewel-case-makers—E. liaise and eon, Crescent. Jewin-street, Cripulegate, London, merchants — D. Mannering, Upper Penton-street, i entonville, and Nicholson, Crescenf. Hackney-road, London, linendrapers —T. D. Liberty, and W. Coolridge, Chertsey, surrey, auctioneers—P. A. Nuttall and C. F. Hodgson, Gough-square, Fleet-street, London, printers—G.. and H. Toyns, Shcreditch, London, linendrapers—Lowe, Garet', and Sweeting, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, attornies—Barker, Sutton and Till, Burslem, Staffordshire, earthen ware-manufacturers: so far as regards J. Sutton—M. Levy and M. Benjamin, Leeman-strcet, Goodman's-fields, London, furriers —E. Benassit and F. N. Target, Black-road, St. George's East, Lcndon, sugar refiners— Merson and Hetherington, Sampford Peverell, Devonshire, surgeon,—J. F. Corbett and T. Insole, jun., Worcester, attornies— Simonds and Sytienham. D rchester and Poole, printers—s, Sith and Go.. Madeley, Shropshire, brick manufacturers. BANKRUPTS Antonio Mathe and Stephen .uowe, Liverpool, merchants, Oct. 20, Nov. 15, at 1 o'clock, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool ; solicitors, Messrs. Cuvelje, kilbeck, and Hall, Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, London, Mr. J, C. Thompson, Liverpool. Samuel Younger, Great Tower-street, London. merchant. Benjamin Jasper Wood, Liverpool, optician. Benjamin Hargreaves, Manchester, tailor. Rice Harris, Birmingham, glass-manufacturer. Mark Pearson, Workington, Dumberland, chemist. Samuel Thorp, Manchester, merchant. DIVIDENDS. Nov. g, B. Emerson, Manchester, thread-manufacturer-Nov. 7 J. Austin, Manchester and Hulme, coach-proprietor-T. Pierson and J: H. Denton, Liverpool, merchants-Oct 25, T. Barrow Ashton-under-Lyne, innkeeper-Oat 25, A. Manson, Liverpool. and Rio de Janeiro, merchant-Oct. 26, F. Messenger, Liverpool, corn merchant - Ocl. 25, W. Vickers, Manchester, publican-Oct. 25, 'P. Fowler, Manchester, distiller-Oct. 26, T. Turner: D. Brade, and C. Schwind, Liverpool, merchants-Oct. 27, J. K. Winter bottom, Manchester, banker-Oct. 27, W. Lowndes, J. Robinson. and H. Nield, Manchester, cotton merchants- Nov. J. Smith, T. Edgley, and 13. Smith, Manchester, warehousemen-Nov. 5, Joseph Buckley, Manchester and Todmorden, cotton-manufacturer-Nov. 7, John Buckley, Manchester and Todmord en, corton- manufacturer -Nov. 8, H. Buckley. Manchester and Todmorden, cotton-manu facturer-Nov. 5, J. Scholes, Manchester and Renshaw-vale, York shire, calico-printer-Nov. is, R. Mills, Heywood, Lancashire, ironfounder-Oct. 28, B. W. Franklin, Liverpool, merchant-Oct. 26, It. Benbow, Liverpool, timber-merchant-Oct. 2y, E. Mahony and M. Slattery, Liverpool, merchants-Oct. 22. R. Scampton, Coventry, grocer-Oct. 24, J. Sparham, Troston. Suffolk, miller- Nov. 2, B. Parkin, D. Camm, and J. Farrer, Birstal, Yorkshire, cotton-warp doublers-Oct. 25, J. Burgle, Beer-lane, Tower-street, London, carpenter-Oct. 23, ki. Thompson, Wood-street, London, warehouseman-Oct. 25, I. Fellmun, Fore-street, Limehouse. brewer-Oct. 26, R. W. Forge, Billingsgate, London, fish salesmen -Oct 26, J. Smith, Hertford, wine-niercharit-Oct 26, E. Cooper, High-street, St. Giles's, and Piccadilly, London, stationer-Oct. 26, W, Gooding, Chatham, shoe-maker-Oct. 27, J. Layton, Leeds, fruit-merchant-Oct. 26, William Cook, Lincoln, innkeeper-Oct. 26, W. Walker, Burton-upon-Trent. mercerr-Oct. 28, J. Turley. Bil , Staffordshire, ironmaster-Oct ad, bl . Williams, Pontenuydd, Carnarvonshire, shopkeeper-Oct. 27, W. Batson and H. J. Bissell, Tipton, Staffordshire, iron masters-Oct. 26, G. Goodwin, Kingston- . upon-Hull, merchant-Oct. 26, S. S. Chancellor, jun., Margate. baker-Oct. 28, J. Butler, Walsall, Staffordshire, saddlers' iron monger-Oct. 28, C H. Webb, Forebridge, Staffordshire, corn dealer-Oct. 27, T. W. Wright and G. W. Hyde, Nottingham, dyers -Oct. 27, W. Barker and S. Adams, Nottingham, hosiers-Oct. 27, J. Price, G. Morgan, and H. W. Rollason. glass-manufacturers-- Oct. 27, W. Chapman, Birmingham, and T. Kenning, Aston, Warwickshire, fire iron makers-Oct. 27, J. Ryland, jun., and W. Chapman, Birmingham, and G. M. Smith, Birmingham and Coventry, mill and press makers-Nov. 4, G. Bulmer, York, dealer -Nov. 1, J. Aspinall and Son, Hallfaxovorsted-spinner-Oct. 29. Heathfield and Co., Sheffield, cotton-spinners-Oct. 27, J. Gribble. Ashburton, Devonshire, Devonshire, scrivener-Oct 26, .1. Hay ward, Milverton, Warwickshire, miller-Oct. 25 ' Fr Stubbs. Caistor, Lincolnshire, linendraper-Oct. :§, W a lk er , Ackroyd, and Autey, Leeds, Stuff-merchants-Oct. 28, .1, It. Willoughby, York, builder-Oct. 29, it Carass, Bury St. Edmund's banker-Oct. 21, J. Hurley, Woburn, innkeeper-Oct. 28, J. Enoch, Warwick, boot manufacturer-Oct. 28, W, Peace, Leamington Priors, builder- Oct. 27, W. Webber, Lincoln, tailor-Nov. 4, W. Stafford, Doncas ter, printer-Oct. 24, T. Niclioll, jun., Redruth, Cornwail, grocer- Oct. 27, J. Milner, Kingston-upon-Hull, confectioner-Oct. 25, J. Nutter, Cambridge, miller-Let. 27, D, Eberhardt. Tedgley, Stafford shire, dealer in iron-Oct. 28, R. Hodgkinson, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, builder-Oct. 31, E. Poore, Bampton, Devonshire, druggist-Oct. 25, B. Jaeques, J. Cotton, and T. B. Oliver, Not tingham, hosiers-Oct. 2;, T. Gill and W. Wheelwright, Leeds, dyers-Oct. 25, J. E. Hall and H. Toone, Nottingham, lace-manu facturers-Oct. 25, J. J. Harrison, Gateshead, paper-manufacturer -Oct. 28, W. Carnforth, jun., Leeds. flax-spinner-Oct. 27, J. and B. Whalley, Leeds, wool-merchants-Oct. 31, N. Baker, Newton Abbott, banker-Oct. 28, W. Bushell, Eversham, Worcestershire, innkeeper-Oct. 27, J. Robinson, Kingston-upon-Hall, scrivener- Oct. 28, C. C. Robinson, Stone, Staffordshire, wine-merchant- Oct. 28, J. Baker, Blagden, Somersetshire, scrivener-Nov. 3, W. Carder., Bristol, merchant-Nov. 1, T. GUldem Farringdon, Berk shire, licensed victualler-Nov. 2, H. Greenaway, Bristol, painter -Nov. 1, J. Chaloner, Chester, curriers-Oct. 27, J. Blacket, Stokesley, Yorkshire, flax-spinner-Oct. 27, E., E. P., 8., and J. A. Cooper. Trowbridge, clothiers-Oct. 26, C. H. Metivier, Wotton under-edge, Glocestershire, cloth-factor. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before October 25 S. W. Harrison, Bristol, mason—G. G. Nicol, Adam-street, Adelphi, London, merchant—J. Frank, Oswestry, Shropshire. farmer—W. Wilkinson, Manchester, dealer in toys—ft. Williams, Alvington, Glocestershire, farmer—W. Emans, Aldersgate-street. London, bookseller—T. C. Davies, Wrexham, Denbighshire, grocer —J. Barrett and Son, Kingston-upon-Hull, engine -manufacturers —G. and W. Boyd, Kingston-upon-Hull, millwrights—F. Nurse, Stonehouse. Glocestershire, coal-merchant. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS Henry Donaldson, Dunfermline, manufacturer, Oct 10, 31, at 11 o'clock, at the Spire Hotel, Dunfermline. George and James flamers, Galashiels, manufacturers, Oct. 14 Nov. 1, at I o'clock, at the Commercial Inn, Galashiels. Ebenezer Steven and Co., Glasgow, cotton-spinner, Oct, 10, 31, at 1 o'clock, at the Black Bull Bun, Glasgow, John Hutchison, Leith, merchant, Oct. 6, Nov. 1, at 11 o'clock, at the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh. Pegle Forrester and Co., Glasgow, merchants, Oct. 10, 31, at 12 o'clock, at the chambers of Messrs. Lamond and Monteith, Glasgow. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. OCTOB E it. Hotta 7, Charles James Townley, (2nd) 7, William Christian Thompson, (prf. & div.) Ditto, 1 8, Benjamin Baker, (audit) 8, John Anderson, (proof and div.) Ditto, 12 8, Peter Leicester, (audit) . 8, Abbott and M`Cheane, (proof & div ) Ditto, 1 8, Horton Payn, (Ist) Ditto, 1 10, Benjamin Baker, (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 10, Richard Jones, (proof and div ) Ditto, 11 10, Henry E eale, (proof and final div ) Ditto, 12 10, William Houldsworth, (audit.) . . Ditto, 1 11, F. J. B. and F. Stodart, (prf. & fin. div,) Ditto, 11 li, William Gibson, (proof and div.) Ditto, 2 12, Duncan MacDougall, (proof and div ) Ditto, 11 12, William Splaine, (audit) Ditto. • 12 12, Peter Backhouse, (prf. & fln div.).... Ditto, 12 12, Henry Lacey, (proof and div ) 13, John Ritchie. (proof and final div.) Ditto, 11 13, Thomas Willacy, (proof and div.) Ditto, 14, Willis and Swainson, (audit), Ditto, 12 14, Joseph Spencer, (jun. 2nd) Ditto, 2 15, John and Robert Thomson, (prf. & Ln. div.) Ditto, 12 DIED At Bridgwater, Mrs. DOSSON, aged 101. She was the oldest inhabitant of the town, and retained her faculties unimpaired until within a few days of her death. On the 12th of August last, at Port-an-Prince, Hayti, in his 25th year, Mr. JOHN STILL BOEDEKER, late of Bremen, much and deservedly regretted by all who knew him. •••• '''''' • On the HA ultimo, aged 2S, Mr. T. A. MULLINEUX, of Hulme. Same day, at 21, Buccleugh-piace, Edinburgh, WILLIAM OLIPHANT, Esq. bookseller. On the 19th ultimo, suddenly, aged 51, Mr. JAMES HODSON. many years salesman in the employ of Mr. Leicester, fruit-mer chant. On the 20th ultimo, at his residence, 183, Scotland road, aged 66, Captain JAMES PEMBERTON. On the 22nd ultimo, after a long illness, aged 64, Mr. JOHN BELL, of Blackburn, formerly supervisor of excise. On the 23rd ultimo, at Breslow, Madame MAJORIN VON REICHHOLD, probably the oldek individual in this country. She was daughter of the Count and Countess Menehlishefgy, and was born on the Bth of June, 1738. She was therefore 104 years old. Same day, at Six-mile Bottom, near Newmarket, Cambridgeshire, in his 6gti► year, Mr. CHARLES WEDGE. Same day, at Penrith, Cumberlaud, at the advanced age of 87, Mr. JOHN NICHOLSON, much and deservedly regretted by an extensive circle of relatives and friends. On the 24th ultimo, in Hope-street, MARY, youngest daughter of the late PETER GASKELL, Esq. of Upholland. Same day, at Kinnerton Hall, Flintshire, Mr. SAMUEL LIN. DOP, sen., aged 66. On the 2 th ultimo, after a few days very severe illness, HAN NAH JOHNSON, daughter of Mr. John Johnson, of Eccleston. On the 27th instant, at the residence of her son, in Brazenose street, Manchester, SARAH. relict of Mr. JOHN INGLIS, of this town, and formerly of Inverness. Same day, in the-79th year of his age, H. LLEWELLY/4. On the 28th ultimo, Mrs. ANNE LANE, aged 66, wife of Mr. WM. LANE, of her Majesty's Customs, at this port. Same day, Mrs. MARY GASKIN, Alfred-street, aged 72 years. The poor and sick have lost an invaluable friend and benefactor. On the 29th ultimo, in Great George street, Hanovar.square. London, Sir MICHAEL O'LOGHLEN, Baronet, the Irish Master of the Rolls. Same day, aged 74, at the house of her son, Kitchen-street, ESTHER, the widow of the late JOHN IVESTER. On the 29th ultimo, (at the house of his son-in-law, Mr. James Mosley,) aged 83, Mr. THOMAS MARLEY, late of Whitehaven. Same day, at Kirkdaie, in his 66th year, Mr. WILLIAM JACK SON, surgeon, formerly of West Bromwich. Same day, SOPHIA MACFERSON, aged 4 years, daughter of William Macfersou, Esq., of Oak-vale-house, West Derby. On the Ist instant, Mr. THOMAS ROBSON, jun., Hill-street, Toxteth-park, aged 25 years. 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