The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. rry month. I come THE FOREIGN AID SOCIETY, 1-qffice, Ten o'clock nN THE RIVER LAST FUL LOSS OF LIFE. comes t which navigate our river, it ery de- upon to record any our duty to give the par oceurreuce which took was u:.fortu- IP y say at the outset learn the accident seems ose casualties which no e been by .th, and one Inindrnd and twenty milli. DITION • from MAY.—May is emphatically called the n , ,. m the laughing aspect of nature. The fl >wers forth upon the broad grin, and the voice or Nature seems The annual meeting of thi3 society was held on Toes, to be aderessing to each ~ otne facetious word of encom age- day, and there was a full attendance on the occasion. ment. Her cry is, "Go it. my tuips 1" to the lovely The Marquis of Cholmondeley, who presided, said that plants of that name; while to the grass s'ie sums whis- they were met to celebrate the sixth anniversary of the pering, " Come up, my jolly blades I and j'}in in the ge- society, which was formed to assist in the spread of the neral gaiety." Everything seems to invite a " :ark," who doctrines of the Reformation in foreign countries. The accordingly makes his appearance : the nightingale he contents of the report, which he had read, had given him iovial, indulgingin his" jug jug" end his . low pipe, the deepest satisfaction, and would to the friends and as the - naturalists somewhat affectedly call it, though we subscribers of the society be, he was sure, a source of do not see why the pipe so well adapted to the bird's eye unfeigned thankfulness to Almighty God. The noble should he considered low in the mouth of the nightingale. marquis concluded by calling on the secretary to read the —The Almanack for the Month. report. QUEEN VICTORIA'S EMPIIE.—" The Queen of Eng- The report commenced by congratulating the meeting land is now sovereign over one continent, one hundred on the growing success of the cause of truth on the Coo five hundred promontories. a thou,and hik?s. intent, but more earticularly in France. t then reviewed . . two thousand rivers. and ten thousand islands. She the communica'ions between the society and the following waves her hand, and five hundred thou-and warriors societies abroad:—The Societe Evana:lique of Geneva, march to battle to conquer or die.—She bends her head, to the funds of which the society has added last year and at the signal a thousand ships of war and a hundred £620. The Societe Evangelique de France, to the funds thousand sailors perform her bidding on the ocean. She of which the society has sent X 1,000.. '1 he Societe Evan- ie of Bateau's and Lille, to vihich the society has ons of human beings feel the slightest pressure of her foot. coidrihuted £155. The society also corresponded with Come, all ye conquerors, arid kneel before the Queen of M. Maton, in Belgium ; Dr. Gomez, in Portugal ; arid Eneland. and acknowledge the superior extent of her de- with several pastors in Germany. The income of the EARLY CHERRIES.—In the garden of Mr. Ke Auldgirth-bridge, there is a May Duke cherry tree, on which may be seen ripe cherries, others fast approaching to maturity, and, at the same time, branches in full flower. Last season, Mr. Nellie had ripe cherries on the same tree, a week earlier than this season.—Dunifries Courier. FATAL COLLIERY ACCIDENTS.—On Faturday week, an explosion touk place at the Mynyddnewdd colliery, near Swansea. by w;,icil five, colliers lost their lives.— Yesterday (Monday) week, another similar accident oc curred at Penydarran Mountain pits, where two men were hurried into eternity. Neither of them were burnt, and death apparently resulted from suffocation. ISLE OF MAN.—James Grellier, Eq., late editor and proprietor of the Manx. Sun, has obtained a verdict of 40s. and costs against Messrs. Penrice and Wallace, pro prietors of the Manx Liberal for a libel. The plaintiff has appealed to the House of Keys against the smallness of the damages, and the defendants have applied for a new trial.—The regatta in Douglas Bay is fixed for the 7th and of July. _ _ FIRE.—On Saturday week, an alarming fire broke out in Rictvrdland Brewery, Kilmarnock, the property of George Paxton, Esq. The fi , e commenced at the malt kiln, and consumed the whole range of granaries and malt store, containing about a £lOOO Borth of malt and barley ; besides destroyinz all the malt in operation on the ground floor. The loss of grain, buildings, &c., might be estimated at from 1:2000 to £3OOO. A STRANGie PLACE FOR A BIRD'S NEST.—In a gar den belonging to the Rev. W. Snowdon, rector of Swil lington. a few miles from this town, one of our feathered songsters has actually built its nest in the hollow of the pump. The nest rests upon the piston, and contains four or five eggs; the rev. gentleman kindly allowing the poor bird to r main an undisputed tenant of the singular situa tion.— Wokefield Journal. . . . On Sunday week, a serious affray took place at Shields harbour between a party of Italian seamen and some po licemen, arising out of one of the sailors being taken into custody for a riot. He was rescued by his companions; but the policemen being reinforced, the prisoner and se veral of the sailors were seemed and taken to bridewell. During the riot some of the policemen received severe stabs with stillitrs. Sir John Ross, the Arctic voyager, appeared in the Bankruptcy Court, last Wednesday, and obtained his certificate without apposition. The bankrupt stated that. he had not been' reinstated in office as consul at Stock holm, a Mr. Pringle having hten appointed. Fie ex pressed his willingness to go thither for the benefit of his creditors, and arrang" to get some of h;s valuables, which were in the hand- of persons residing there. BIRTH EXTRAORDINARY.—A poor married woman, of the name of Mason, residing near the Pound, Brom ley, was on M‘lnday evening evening (May 18) safely de livered of four sons, all alive and well, by Mr. H. V. Garnan, jun., of Bow-road, Middlesex. Th.- interesting little straigers hate since been christened by the Eev. Mr. Boyle, Matthew, Mark, Luke-, and John. It is gra tifying toadd that the mother and her stns are going on well. Mr. Smith O'Brien still vegetates Diogenes-like in tub --cellar we roe-.n—where like the goose in the fable he lays golden eggs fur his master the Seljeant at-Arms, in the shape of fees, the amount of which already incurred is sail to he enormous—more than sufficient to purchase an Irish principality. But Mr. O'Brien started ai h the de clatat: that - and it he does not Jon ne would pay vo ft cs, chno6e to pay them, whoa ill do it for him ? he may pause long enough for an answer. _ _ Ltives and friends. We tan Tr.ompson, the in. Nymph (steamer), one I us with the f owing par trades between this port and ight on her outward passage he Rambler n Attila that scour something Both ves , els, as far as helms—in conformity, we be ot the bve•law ; but before the logical to any but nautical circumstances, so alarming a subjoin a diagram, which will h the following few remarks, ritory than Tamerlane the Tartar eve hoof across."—Finch, Boundaries of Empires 'FUR NIGHT BEFORE THE BATTLE OF FEROZEPOR The annals of war present us with no 1)4 , 1110 to the r k immediately preceding collision occurred. The On the contrary, vet, the Sikhs C•und out where iose which and upon the regiments nea ,uch a tire - , that, at GENERAL MISCELLANY rival . . vanquished empires. The Assyrian empire was not so Mr. Colquhoun moved the first resolution, which was wealthy. The Roman empire was not so ropulous. The th.tt the report be adopted and printed. Referring to the Persian empire was riot so extensive. The Arabian em- progress of Protestant ddetrines in France, he said that pire was not so powerful. The Carthaginian empire was the people of that country wanted something more than o'clock, just as she not so much dreaded. The -R- if ti' Spanish empire was not so I the mere ceremonials of the .oman church, b ~ney were verrun a greater extent of asking for something on which to rest their hearts— more than gorgeous vestments, storied glass, - We have subdued more empires and dethroneil more or gothic aiah-s. These would not satisfy the inquiring kings than Alexander of Macedon ! We have conquered mind, a , .:trilted by an earnest desire for something to - more nations than Napoleon in the plentitude of his power tisfy the affections, to move the inner monitor, and guide extent of ter. his - fe,lings and conduct—to direct the poor doubtful err urred his horse's ing creature of a day to some convictions which might lead to some truths which might satisfy and console him - in the hour when nature failed, and when taste and fancy - could no longer please. (Cheers.) As he meditated on spective positions of the hostile armies that night. They these tuinzs tits mina was cameo trout mem to some were both within the lines, both bivouacking where they matters referred to in the report, which had just been had lately stood, the dead acrd dying lying in multitudes read. He heard in the north of France, where one of the beside them. The Engli-h had carried the entrenchments societies, in connexion with theirs, laboured, some exam. and kept them; the Sikhs were entrenched again in a plea, which were very simple and striking, of what was strong village, and both parties waited for the dawn to re- now pasaing t here, and he gave to the meeting an instance new the battle. Only a couple of hundred yarda, at the as an illustration. In almost all parts of France there most, divided them. And then might be seen With what existed an earnest desire for pastors, and the knowledge untiring zeal and energy good .fficers exert I hemselvea to of Gospel truth, and he said, let England, then, contri sustain the courage, and soothe the atixietira of the soh bate of her wealth to u,1,31,1 the existing PrAestant con diers. Sir Henry ilartlinge and Sir Hugh Gough seem gregationa, to proclaim the Divine truth, to make known never to have closed an eye. They wet t about from regi- in that immense country tho,e great religious principles meat to regiment, speaking cheeringly to the s , on,d, and which she would best consult her own interest in extend kindly and smilingly to the wounded, and tt Ding all that ing, and which would form the very firmest bond of union " they must fight it out on the morrow; for it would ne- between the two countries. He could not but look on .d: together two countries, wiTich, like France and England - , oue,ht to be unitcd, as pursued by any means more tfrfc- sensed. Let its. then, he said, from the abundance of truth with - whytt we were favoured—let us, from the no- abundance of wealth with which England was blessed, Id contribute to the necessities and demands of the sister countries around us, and instead of raisinz the ho-tile Find Pnictiers. Jet it 1:,:t our gl.irious task in amity wi;h Our ft L-nds on the other side of 'the water, where no jea lousy would trouble, no harsh suspicions enter, no feel ings of French or English glory arise to trouble our happy tioneold—let Uti Pdse that standard equity tor both coon round which all tnight gather, whatever toLlit be and crime nd mu?nal dktru,t and strife, hut to stream liq! awl l+heriv and truth—the glorious standard of the livu.g God. (Chem.) - Proh-ss rDe L Darpe, from the Soci6te EvangeNue of Geneva, seem deal the motion, and in doing so entered is to a variety of explanations as to the position and pros pects of that society. Fiona its smallness Geneva had no rivalry to sustain; hut if we compered what Geneva had . been ei•ablid to do viiih its pip•sical magnitude. we should be cotisA-aiiied to say that something {yid marked it out fur action end intim nce in the would. lie trusted that the society there which he renresenied wou!d vet rise to Find tower which Its i.restnt position could riot lead thorn to anticipate. The G.t.u.t St. George supported the motion at some 1 r detailins the result of his experience as to the pread of Ptote.tant doctrines in Ftance. The motion was then put ac.d catried, and the me‘"ting mike up, after having been adthe , sed by M. Audehtz, • , hate, from th.t of Lille; M. Nuchand, from Brussels; the Earl ( f Gall,,wpy. and the Rev. B. Noel. A monument is about to be erec - ed in Kensall-green Cetnet< ry to the memory of the late Sir W. Alacnaughton. The notorious Joseph Ady was on Friday committed ported th-ir helrnA, s along the dotted they came minutes before Samuel Eater, Sea iNyn u Ind serdpi , •; stern. Th, ge done t - not - sinking rtments. t it wit f them ye thow.e there —catilry lash, M Aber up to t robably be at ,av her Rock. inform Bohn's S ropes, 1 . Bolin. Y It world critic4l no' try of voychee ter t edition. the Lirgei literature add th ought t tive to I The n excel le ferings religion purely it's the RIE'I ei of I. that tit lent 1, f Tag I TIIR A( There a , lectual Sir Philip Si and . unfeigne were to they we iprt, ;I, would once tor tr) ly R6vlcw PUGILISM taugh . In all probabt the f.nvy in I ' with hi 4 ri Wid,th ~d wish i ismendi's Li'erafure of origirral. By Thomas 1. London : Henry G. tarn. ion to enter upon any Tne ability a nal indus- by every nt and to k as transistor, are a utifully got up, and hid) relates to the We may ct ed 10 of interes public at a very cneap over ( e to make itre-munera f the Th restraining hi and le't for " thurnpinz i suer-street, Snow-hill. . ,er of Mr. Sharpe'B very s aery forc:bty the su!'- mass of stoue ns , 6 full - of sou many beauties of a Inn y perliap I E S, of your fac favour our —Beca " Please clasp my putting his arm around —Marshal Bugeaud Dion. He intends taking s.—Punch fe:lox yesterday, says a snocze on the Alle vntc, and MR lIPALI CM though he were in the y. jiin., immediately he red it, the duties it y of our readers may joining a portrait club, at a cheap rate, and the ength at the very lowest v, societies ei,j,y tvevs;ve r-t entitled to lus chow the " Vice his own man who is desirous of one of these clubs his mong.t the most re. nd evince a desire on the s to be generally can- d at a public )f ale, and it Club held rc of the Mont It ON G R EAT - M k -I i. er—but he world manifest te, Lis knowledge, his he those we find in him. We !ere; consciously-a:in( their ess many tilitigsarere- 1 he otherwise iniolerahle otv living of grester ibtel r •- •lia!eigh and ion of these men is 11,arty scitated re now 1, as they then appeared their i4noratice astonish noultivated. The hibtotian rditig to the modern stun- misconception a: th past wit hour making allow ae past.—Foreign Quarter- art of self-defence is re re printed which would it wood-cuts, an .u . Chinese have nc► pitch, e he first lesson for a Ch;. ire his long tail roub(l.l,i ht giving a heavy thrm for that pur t.uspend ja and feet al!ernate:y sing the bag of sand right This exercise the Gan y call overturning parapets.' 1i gragili in each hand a heavy ipped. and arranged his tail 1,2 out as before, he practiseQ, thruo, arm.' Crigth those oweights. right and left, till he is tired. This lesson is called "the golden drfoton ttiru,tirg out his claws. Next comes " a crow .tracliing nut his wines—a dragon issu ,ng forth from his rh:or—a drunken Chinaman knocking t your door—a hungry tiger seizing a lamb—a hawk , awing a ' , Farrow—a crane and mu.sel reciprocally em rrassed." and other sw.cimPtis of fanciful nomenclature "divers feats of pugilism,—Sporting World. night, Sir Henry found it nrces v 10 direct two r d take t 80th. al bly these corps, the Queen Enropetn Light Infantry, performed their allotted tae line of iilfalitry that sopportrd it in the rear, and lirouaht back the piece in triumph. There was rest for the wearied soldier throughout tie remainder of the night.—such rest, at least, as those find. who suff r from the combined pressure of cold. hm,;:er, - and 'hir•t, and have nothing to support them except the hope if vie- e morrow the approach of dawn there was 9 prompt arous tog from every bivou'c fire; and the formati• n of a hoe, less ex tensive than it had been on the previous day, but as tegu- r and as pliab Again was the horse aril y pieces fori,“ ci iVYELIFFE AND THE re remains in the Neither a para ).'n ill( He tool ole, and felt tha►, a I he make hi e,thond. I laid up on t !ountrymen at —thus virtually ti us practically a tz, were r ci p a in ;1, on th be detractors from the glory of ( ail en an untried ocean, were refit xample ofthe broken cp. In r which Wycliffd lived, to tra putar use, to conceive the pl; , n as :I by the amiliar nhole Liable fur pe ed to tie tittles, and to execute the project when so cotteci ed, implicit the pos session of qualities hollt of mind and heart, Stleil as only the truly great and noQe of our race puss as. The ver sion made by Wye:life, and the revision of it mmle I,y some of his followers, had an extensive Circulation. This utwears frem the numerous MSS. • of ti•em ah'th still exist, and which must have been multiplied drill perw,ed leglate and rr pen•u , ded agr with M been greb Anderson; errated ; *it'd we fully ffogiand. which excited the oppes 3 tit Church b-fore the Reformation, were ' or the Rim sh genf)tiS, _ scribed to certain portions of the :acre s in English manuscript."—Britiqt Quarterll ELECTION CF THE POPE )des of electing the Su' are four different inApration, by An election by compromise, by xci ut iny, and by occess inspiration is effected bt• several of !he Cardinals calling aloud, as by a sudden impulse, the name of the person v-hom they wish to ra;se to the Pontifical dignity. This me hod of resorting to the pretext of supertraturd aid is , eldom relied on, exeept when all Iltiruart means hate dof success. If, however, a power tut party cart be sed, and their efforts happen to he stroirgly secoriced. .4 of the Cardinals, unwilling to distiuguish th-nr- ing consent, hasten to concur in the elioiec an election by compromise when the Cardinals It is -ttallctl not r person, agree to rubmit the . . choice of a Pontiff to one or more of their Own body no minated for that purpose. It was thus that Jahn XXII., after having obtained the solemn atoetit of the whole Col lege to abide by his deci,'.oo, assumed to himself the Pon tificate, an event which induced the Cardinal , ii t ti en- et - in future to piny of thri um' er wi h ,to rer,c,- of a similar event. In choosing a l'op, by Acrutiny the Cardinals each write their own nam , with t per-on whom they wish to recomm-orl. en trket_ whiel Lille! u r rvcards m'ny c-temottie, and getalflexiovs, in a large and highly ornamented et on the altar of the chapel in which they assombl tickets are then taken out by officers oppoi.!! own body for that purpoFe, and the toinawr is carefully LI by their compared with that of the verso , s t resent, at r hieh, if it appear tngtany one o[ the he volei to lected Pope When, however, after repeated this does not occur, a new proceeding takes place, which is called election by access, in which any Cardin,d n.ay ac cede to the rote of another by an altermilti of his ticket iii a prescribed fnrtn. When by these mearis the choice of a Pontiff is effect( d, the tickets are vriniently committed to the filmes, to prevent WI pretext tot urther inquiry. NVit It reg•ird to the custom of changii.g t I e name on eft, a- Con to the dignity of Pontiff, Al!. Roscoe inf.; ins us, on the ruitt,orityof the hi,torian, Pla with Pope Seraius 11. in the year 813. " Some i:ersm,s affirm," he sAys, " that Setgiu: used C;rmerly to be called Os Porcr (Pig-faer); and that on acc,unt of th tkht it orig a that till has contini giu, a custom which '—Rnseoe's Lorenzo De Medici AN ADVENTURE WITH AN L•PHANT not many elrphant-shots who have mit heen toollol enough in tip-ir day to go up to an tlephstit alai a t-ingle and only l;arrrl ; but this is gt.ner.lly betnre th.-y have seen userape. I Should say a man was prtyecr,_ for elephant-shooting with thtee doubles. carrvin6 fouttren or sixteen to the pound, with the nipple, &o. The ball. one-third pewter, should go dowu with moderate pressure over a charte der, and the caps (mod.. same bore three caps out of four barrels when before a herd elephant-shots affect heavy guns. I think them titter nuisances. Their weight fags you and heats you, and at times you find yourself before an elephant with scarcely power to lift them. I remember once coming hurt iediy on an elephant with nothing but a single bush between us, and firing a shot from toy heavy Nock, which, instead of the temple, struck the e; , r of the an'mal, wi en she turned slap on me. and I litetally•was not abler- get tl , e internal pattetaro up to my shoulder a second time in-fore she al. most had holi of it. 1 firer: as I was raising it, and of course did her no harm. I had to bolt. In ten seconds I was down—her trunk twiddled about my legs, and, but for a friend who came up at the moment, and floored her as she was on her knees paying every possible attention !o me, I should most probably have been expended. I have since found myself mote than half dead atter a pursuit. in which I ha•l carried a heavy gun ; and as light ones do their work, I know no advantage the heavier have, unless it be tat they may rossihly stun or stultify, cr. pet baps, now and theu kill a very big elephant. when the light ones would not. But this is a bare and rare impossibility ; while the inconvenience and nuisance of c.:r , sing the hea vies is incontestibie and never-ceasing. Although a sin gle elephant will often take all you can give him, the bat tery I recommend is chit& desirable in dealing wi h a herd, both as regards the number you may kiU, te:d the chance of fresh elephants coming on you after you have discharged three or four barrels, esiteci .11y as these latter are usually ill-disposed and resolute. The two steady fellows who carry your spare Runs must be in4tructed to keep fiery close, and by no mewls to allow their zeal to bring themselves into action.—Fraser': Magazine. ENTFRTAINIVIENTS FOR NFXT WHITSUNTIDE.—Mr. Smith O'Brien, as long as be is confined in the cellar, in tend giving a series of "at homes." His lunisiest as sumption will be that of a martyr.—Punch. .or trial on a I st the deaths rec , irded at Sheffield during the past quitter, is one of a child. one day old. from j4iiiniic The [louse of Lords will adjourn on Thursday for the Wilitsiiiitide holidays, till the Thursday following. The Column' , will alkthra on F, idly, ti -I the same day. In 18-45, the numb r of p..irs of hoots and shoes imported into this e, men- was t'9,302, of which 78.267 paits were An i. qu , A jury, of. Friday, returned a verdict of man slaugl,tcr against the youth Graham, for shooting Blewett in Drury-Uwe, London. _ _ . , 'the founilhiion store of a monument to John Knox. in Edinburgh. laid on Monday. Dr. Chalci , ers and Dr. Candlish wcre among the speakers on the occasion. Contain Ghoh.tone paired fl on the second reading of the Factory 8.11 (in favour) with Mr. Ludlow Ba 144( s (ava;ps,t 1. Mr. Ferraro& M.P., has just allotted 140 roods of wage lapd to the combeis and weav, ra, in the villages of The Publin s-vs that very alarming accounts Ilaye het n received a.: to the hPalth of Lord Lincoln. A v,io!et,t attack of gout in the heart had aesumed a very dangrrous .Vseph Carter, a shoemaker. is in custody in London, eharg , d with having attempted to murder another shoe. maker, named Oddv, by et ibhing him. The latter It-sin a most dangerous state at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Lord Ileyt , sbury, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, h.s re_ cei,ed an cfficial summons requesting his presence in London to vote in the Lords on the seo,md reading of ,tbe corn law bill. _ On Tuesday, the " Ogtlancls" estate. the well-known estate of the late Duke of York. was sr.ld at public auc tion, for £61,496, exclusive of the timber, which sold for £6.;412. Tn.. Gardeners' C , `•roniele remarks that we may rely on being pestered with wasp.. this suo.mer to a great . xte►it. They hate had a mild winter, and Are already, in May, as vigorous Ps in way labourers, chat ged with rioting. fire•raisir ~ g. and as sHulr, at Fu,ie Bridge, on the 2nd of March, , plead( d cui!tv. and were sentenced to vari, us periods of impri- Isom - nein from two years to e'glit months. 'I he Ealinton Park races are to be discontinued till MU. The reason stated is, that Lord Eglintots's en vgements in public business. during the l'eriod rpecifi,d, do not permit his lord hip to devote that attention to the whit h is necessary for its trotter existence, eas and a splendid rilver tt,kard THE MINISTRN terid measta the 1.“1,1 —On Monday, in the Lord., a Minis h lr, Tru BAI, ititroducA by 11, sou r.iPPti , lll by n 1/11ii , :ritV of 1 nn 1 _ . on Tinsday nidA, in the Commons, the numbers were eqnal on a motion relative to the Bridpoit ction, and nonisters were saved only by the casting ,ort, of the sneaker. On Friday night, the recntirl ' , riding of the F,etory Bill Yas negatived I y a ni:j-rity of only trn , in a house of neatly four liiin•'red members, ministers nous• tet inc all their force avii , at it. SEA GOING SPARROW.. — Last week, on the Aurora - discovered if: the rigjtig, but he birds eid not choose to accompany th,ir ne s t. on ihat occasion, to the Green I-le tri the return of •he vessel, however, the sp-irrowa visited their former Oxide, which had not been disturbed by the voviige. and deposiied an e g in it, which attached them so much to it, that they valorously left their land, and sailed vtith the Aurora for Ireland.—Gluvo7 Cbroteicle. Nine weeks agn several Iriennen created a in Nt w-Ftieet, Waktfi Id, by ptradi NI U ItDER..- s!re• t sinneci kt rs. apparently deter (E lio dto murder some one. In their c o urse th e y met with a man named Barry Skelton, occompanit:d by three men from Stanley, whom they art: eked and heat very severely, especially Skelten, who lingered until Wedni day, alien he died from the wounds he had received. At the inqu , s" a verdict was returned of "Wilful Murder against J. 114 Searon end othe , s at ptesent unknown." THE CORN BILL IN THE HOUSE OE LORDS.—TIie or. of Lrbrds has been, we believe, c nipileterl. The number of pests acitiafty phliped rieainst tie Corn 1311 is said to be 170 ; these; it is coi fidently expected, will be rein'orced to shout 210. The nun ber believed to be committed the mini-ter is stated 156; ten of the bishops we regret to say are included in this mad) r. A grnwer uuu.ber of the right rev. lords, however, will certainly oppose the ; the opinions, or rather, the rrobable votes, of five or six prelate. ave still unknown.—Standard. • - - On Tuesday, Mr. Pullen, Veauctioneer, sold by pub. lie auetion the Church of St. Benet Fink, Ttneatineedle• street, the interior futir.gs of %%Hell at re some !hue s;rieg di.posed of. The church was erected by Sir C. Wren, in 1673. and is to be removed for the purpose of forming the spurt aches to the Royal Exchange. The six stone column's wilt carved cap'tals, placed al. ng tie t , o side of the building. and slit p.•rting the I:AA, realised 18, 61.?. ; and tile :liar windows a: ti e east end, hav ing in the centre a c—it of t:rius in stained glass, with the date 1695, brought £2. _ At the Mansion Hcuse, on Saturday, a pror girl named Glenn, was hr. light up by one Bennet, charged with rob bing his family ; tuan's d ughter and nephew attend ing to substantiate the charge, but it came our the accused had been cruelly seduced by the nephew, and she informed the ruagist , ate (Alderman Gibbs) to their faces that they were worthless characters, tie former, as she said. keep ing a rile house arid the daughter superintending it, and that this bumped up charge was only a device to get rid .of her. The complainants cut a sorry figure, and the worthy Alderman dismiss d the charge. DREADFUL SHIPWRFERS.— On Wednesday last, two ship% reeks occur,- d Harwich, in which fifteen or to enty persons have perished. One of the vessels lost is the Alert, of Whitby, Eskdale, master, hound from Oporto to Lon don. At ten • o'clock on Tuesday night she struck on the Long Sand. and capsized at six on the following morning. The master awl five others saved themselves in the boat, but seven passengers and two seamen were drowned. The ocher vessel, name unknown, bat apparently of a-init.,' hu Id, and laden with oats, was wrecked on the Gutifleet. It is fcuiid that the whole of her crew are lost. POTATO DISEASE. — As a proof that there is no naturid disea - e in potatoes, hut that Ihe visitation of last hoar frost, we may mention the results of an exp'eriment tried by the gardenfr to Robert Wrigh', , rf Castle Head, near Windermere. lie took a quantity of potatoes in a very b-id state, cut out the woist part , , and planted them in two melon pots it► the hot-hou•e. They came Ind produced an exilllent crop, perfectly tale string . . sound and abundant in quantity. Thev wr re m I , at kidney description. This quite fal•ifies the that the disease had been Bpi ri aching for years. On Saturday a endow; case occurted in the Court of B tt,' orro , to a cruntry bankrow senior' _..Kruptcy, to tO. apreared the solicitor to the assignees was un4hle to leave Snuthompion, arid sent uu the grounds of opposition through the medium of the electric telegraph. It was reduced il.to writing ar the Nine Elms stari.,o, and f.vr warded by express to Mr. Smith, of Serjeatit's-ibn, who atturWed before the commissioner and read the commu nication, and the eis,s was aviiirtird. Mr. Smith said that on our oceasiciv he had a message from Sou !ham p ion reduced to writing and delivered at his office in 17 minutes after it was dispatched fir m Southern; ton. SMOKING IN LONDON.—TI . P. number of tobacco pipes used in London Itovt vcar was 364.000 gross, 52,416,000 pipes ; it requ'r , s 300 men, each man making 20 gry ss four doz , n per week. - fcr one year, to make them, the cost of a hii his 1%16,950. The average lem:th of these pipes is twelve end a half inched, and if laid down in a horizontal positit n. end to end together, they would reach to the extent of 10 340 miles yards ; if thvy were !Wed (q.e above twottur perpenuictuariv, hey w..uiu reach 135.136 times as high as St. Paul's ; they would weigh 1137 hats 10 cwt., and it would rtquire,lo-1 tons 9 ct.r. Ir , .of tobacco to fi HOPS —We had shout HO pockets of hops weighed at the public scales on Seurday, which realised a small ad vance upon Ihr roes of the previous week. There were snine considerable transactions 'between merchants and desk's; and upon the whole the market was lively, with a ;:rospect of advancing rates. The duty is set at £lB,OOO, and f, , r the kingdom £170.000 is namel. Pre sent prices :-1845, £4 10s. to £7„ choice, £7 10s. ; 1841, £5 to £6 bd.. choce, £6 155.; old hops, £2 ss. to £5. choice, £5 12s. per cwt. The reports from all parts of the plantations represent the pine as growing, most luxuri antly, and at present there is no attack of fly to cause any apprt hr nsion of injury to the crop.— Worcester Jon. no!. THE DEBATE IN THE LORDS.—With regard to the dur.ttion of the debate in the Lords on the second reading •. . of the corn ustudlv well.informed London correspondent of the Dub lin Evening Mail says,—" The bill, as stated a forth ght since wo.vd be the ca.e, is to be read a second time on Mondo , next. It is said that the debate will last for se- , at-qui nights. The llowe of Peers never. sit on Wednes day, and the Restoration of King Charles (always kept as a iioiithly) ial!s en Friday'. It is, therefore, possible that the debate may go over the Whitsuntide holidays—in fact, such must be the case if the protectionists choose to pro long the discussion. But lam bound t,) tell you that it is also said that Lord Stanley's purpose is to close the de t,a+e on Tuesday night, and that several peers are remain ing in town, and.orue coming Aver from Ireland under tiiAt intj.. ESSiOn." VERY STRANGE IF TRUE.—John Digsby, a cottager, of Bux . on, in Norfolk, and the grower of four crops I pi tat,,e- in one year, in a letter to the Norio l k Chronicle, says, " I have discovered a berry, which 1 will gather from tLo binks or beclites, and which will produce the tihert p .tato or potatoes in quality that ever were grown. title quirt of these berries will produce as much as a Lusi,,-1 of our common po ato. T+•ese berries are if a s pat! sub,tnrce, and are to be planted whole. They thirst to through a regular process in the course of the winter. which scarcely any trouble, and of no expense I How have in my possession a quantity of potatoes raised trom these berries last ear, and it is my intention to grow c►op after crop ibis year, until the fourth crop. The size of the potatoes raised from the berry tlie first year are shout that of a duck egg. The berries are 60 numerous thin all England can Ins upplied. THE CUT CURIOUS.—A funny reeontre took place in Palace-yat d, the other day. Dan O'Connell was wending his weary steps to the house, along the pavement in front of Canning's monument, and Lord Brougham wascoming in the opposite d , rection, on the same pavement. There was no escape. Dan, seeing who was approaching, turned up his nose a little mere than usual ; Lord Brougham seemed to think for a second, and deliberately " bonnetted" himself, th•.t is, beat his hat fairly over his eyes, and ran post O'Connell as if he were bewitched. O'Connell laughed heartily, which was heard by Lord BroughaM, who afterwards c ,, mplait ed of the "rudeness."—Corres pondent of the Chronicle. MESMERISM.—THE £lOO NOTE.-The six months during which the I.ICO was to lie in the Messrs. Ball's bank, Dublin, to become the'property of any clairvoyant Atio should read the number, date, &c., of the note with out breaking the envelope, expired on the 18th April, when the envelope was opened in the presence of persons connrced with the bank. The note proved to be a printed cheque (No. 1.), issued by the house of Messrs. Ball and Co., for 1:100. payable to Edipus or bearer, and dated the Ist of October, 1845. The English words (written on a separate pike of paper) were, "To CEdipus alone." To most people the above fact will be conclu sive on the subject of the alleged faculty called clairvoy ance. THE BURDENS ON LAND.—The committee appointed by the Huse of I ords in the early part of the seas on to inquire into the peculiar burdens, if any, which land has to bear, have just presented their report. They recom mend an improvement of the law of real property ; that counties and boroughs should he exempt from the portions of expense which they bear for criminal prosecutions and maintenance of prisoner , ; that owners of houses under the value of £lO shall be made liable for the rates at which they are assessed ; that the expense of supporting pauper lunatics shall be borne by the public generally, as well as some branches of the expenditure for the maintenance and relief of the poor ; that the militia rate periodically cast upon the land shall be borne by government ; and that the experiments for testing the process of malting barley for the purpose of fattening cattle shall he repeated, with the co-operation of persons of acknowledged skill in agriculture. THE ROPE-MAKING TRADE.—We understand that a hill has been brought up before the House of Commons, for the purpose of exempting the rope-making trade from the Factory Act, on the ground that the business is con ducive to the health of the workers; and the using of steam or water power on the premises is the only reason assigned by the inspectors tor placing rope-works under this act. Also, that those roperies where manual labour or horses are employed do not come under its meaning, although manufacturing the same material, and on a simi lar principle. The pttition also sets forth the injustice of the private manufacturers being placed under the act ; while the dock-yards at Chatham and otherwise, although equally harsh, are exempt from it: operation. A deputa tion from London. Liverpool, the Clyde, and Leith, had an interview with Sir James Graham, on the subject, who was understood to say that government would nut oppose the passing of the bill. FATAL EFFECTS OF JESTING.—On Fritlnv. an inquest was held at Lincoln, touching the death of Sarah Tustin, aged 28, who bad died from the elf cts of taking oil of vitriol. She had been cook at the Lincoln As% lum. and left there on Tuesday, having hired herself for the next year (after the usual May Day holidays) as conk in the family of a respectable solicitor in that city. It had been arranged that she was to bate the company of her suitor, a young man named Earn.ihaw, for the holidays. and she went ti; the house of his sister on Maui's Hill: On Wed nesday morning Earnshaw was prevented from going to Lincoln, and a fellow-servant of his, who had accompanied his master to Lincoln fat stock market, had the croe:ty and falsehood to tell her that she need not exneet E,rn sitaw, as he was gone to spend his holidays at Boston with another young woman. She immediately procured a quan tity of oil of viteol, under pr etence that it was for clean 4 ng brass utensils, and swallowed al out an ounce and a half. A surg.-tn was promptly called in, but medical aid wa vain, and she died the following night. Not nr eowniirting the ra-h act, Earnsliaw arrived at his he purpose of s I found her in that d g F. Der SECOND AWFUL Cn s of tis liculdrs o place on i was off Coming N.-w i and as it readrrs b and up to LISTON -DREAL The Roe G 11, IN clv her, ABD- up his r the eartie e Pi'btu of Prime i PORTRA I I' not be aware very t figure popular% end the hit sidmi v ,.. an d present meeting have been pr2sented to Tom Spring, the ex.chamnion, at his residence Castle Tavrrii, liolbotn, as a testimonial of rernei t for his upright conduct in t e prize ling, and his OUt of it, The routers of South Stuff rt - i:hire, who were out on finding that their eu ph•yer, mere intlifferent as to their re.uoiing a ork at pre,ei,t, though willing- ti re- em on former terms, have returned to their pits. Tt e rate of vitpgs paid is about 3s 9d. a day. M A NSLA UGHTER.—A verdict of manslaughter was re tnr,,,d lasi w.-ek against Mary Chapman, a midwife, at Knot.ting'ey, Yorkshire, by act rover's jury, on view of the body of a female wl o died iii ehildbed, of ihfl suma tion, pr,dueed by the alkged treatment of the midwife. New CoINAGe. Some time ago, the. Rev. Mr. Adams, of liere•ord, fu,,gested to the mint tile propriety of issuing silver coins instead of copper pennies. They declined to act nocin his proposal at the time, but within the last few da i s have determined to take his advice. John Weeks, who murdered his brother in August, 1841. at Bexley, and afterwards absconded, etnntnitied suitinie last week by drowning himself in a pond near Timbridge-wells, where be has been residing under an as i eness suited name. ngtvi.ct t On Wettnesd .y, as the Duke of Wellington w s cross- hint, arid but for the presence of mind of a gentleman who pu fed his grace suddenly back, he toti , t have inevitably been knocked down and mu over. His bawl appeared 814 htly touched by the wheel. About a year ago it was determined to raise a testi monial to Dr. 3( phison, the distinguished physician at Leamington. Several thousand pounds were contributed, a p,riion of which has been expended in the purchase of f urteen acres for pubic gardens. These were opened on Tuesday week. MASON, THE. INNOCENT CONVICT.—S:r James Gra ham lias conferred a gratuity of ;25 upon Mason. as a srosli token of the tuisapprehension 'ui.cler which he Suffert d. Mr. Hudson has Rived instill, dons for iheem. pleyment of Mason, if he choose-, at the earliest oppor turity, rn some of the railways in the ittig,hi ottrhood. • SUICIDES.—On Friday week, a young woo an, named Il~ra Hall. living,at Worcester, hung r,elf to a nail in her bedroom, at the White llur,.e Inn, where bhe had been lining as bar maid for some time.—On Wednesday. a man mself into the river sey. near Worcester, and was drowned. A young gentleman, tamed Bennet Barber, an- a• - sisiant at a seller)! near Bristol, was drowned in a bath i n th at , town, la-t week. He had gone to the deepest end, a here ti e water is seven feet deep. and being on-able to swim, was diow: ed. Hi: compan i ons tried to help hitt), but d d not sue , eed in sat ing him. ELI cioas.—By a return recently printed it is stated that Imre are 553.132 persons on the revi:ter , for Gr. at 13ri ain, the numbers being— Englaod, 468,258 • W a l es . 37, 1 92: and Si (viand, 48.182. In the session o f 1844 a remit was issued trom which it appears that in 1839-43, the nuit.bers were 9-11.782. JERSEY ClDER.—Atiolher importation of cider from the Chaim:l Islands has taken place, a vessel called the Charles, which has arrived at the petit of Bristol front Jersey, having a cargo cot &sting of 53 casks of cider en beard, the produce and manufacture of the island. The supply cf this favourite beverage was f ratterly ecnfiord to the connties of Devonshire and Herefettlshire. THE IRISH PEERS AND THE CORN BlLE.—According lo the Dub-in Evening Mail. thirty Irish peers will vote with the ministers on the corn bill, and twenty-nine sy d ost them. Some h a v e n ot yet expressed an opinion either way. Of the thirty who will vote with the it.j u i v ., tern, four were formerly Protectionists, of shoat the Earl of Bandon is one. turned a verdict of "Temporary insanity' Gazette. —Done3sler CONSERVATISM AND ROMANISM to the mess etnsory observation—the wow to negociate and ea•v, which by One thin with the Pope of Rt me is 1 -nd who is a "Co ht and the pr of.Em our " ruyged" tine , stors was u hibited. Lord ChanceHord E seivirive"! by the wev—talks of the r pri-ty f.f 11. , inPii Catholic sot 'ets of the crow land - `• rno&ralf ly and ttnip - Prolely moirdaining the n•ee of Rome in mailers NPiriftlol " ! l This, cannot be considered any cffeuce against the ,:otiptiturion of Eoglan,i. It. was become impossible to consider such conduct to be sty constituti,Tial offence. Such a question as the Pope's supremacy may, it seems, be mooted' . i the present state of the law ind it Pli,o api 'coally firm May V, IR'-16. note to that effect for his daughter, Mrs. Pestle, for that purpose. It was considered necessary that the bodies 0 1 three other persons should be taken up and examined; and in order to allow time for this to be don-, the inquest was farther adjourned. At the adjourned impels! a ver dict was retur.r.l, that there was no evidence to show how the poison was m•leflinistered, PROTECTION TO BRI risn I NottsTßY.—A _special general meeting of the various protection societies ihrouchont the kingdom was held on Thursday, at Willis's Rooms, S!..l:ttnes's, London, for the purpose of tenant-farmers of Great Britain a further opportunity of expressing their ()Onion on the commercial policy of the government, and of offering a practical re futation of the statements which have he , n so indus triously circulated by their adversaries, that they have become converts, or are reconciled to tLe free trade measures of the minister. The chair was takt-ti by the ffording tt Duke of Richmond, president of the Central Protection Society. The large room, capable of holding 2000 persons, as well as the passages leading to it, were crowned to ex cess by tenant-farmers and gentlemen inter; sled in agri culture. Deputations were present from upwards of 200 country societies. The room having heeit found much too small to hold the number of agrieulturtts who flocked from all parts of the country V.- attend the meeting, a large party of them ad )pted the stigvsti,n of the Duke of Richmond, and adjourned t a lower room, where they held a meeting under the presithney of tfe Duke of Buckingham. We cannot give the speeches delivered at these meetings, but we may quote with s , ttistaction one announcement of the Duke of Richmond—" Lard Stanley will he the leader in the House of Lrrds. and I will give bail for his honesty as that fader." Tin- meetings are deerihed by the Morning Heriild as " th•• great,st fact' I half a Century " Lord George Bewirck anal Mr. D'lsraeli made 'excellent Fpeeches un the occasion ; and after the me ting had been addre,sed by ugricul-. tural gentlemen from various count es, a seene was en .cted, which was evidently copied from the theatre. The favourites were called upon the stage. L cd G. Flentinck came forward to address the nteetimr, and was received with loud cheers. He was about to con mencB his address. when the chairman suggested that D'lsraell also should stand forward. Mr. D'l-raeli Bceor t lingl i came forward. A voice—'' Mr. Miles, Mr. Miles (cheers.) Mr. Miles also came forward. Anoth , r voice —" And Mr. Staff I'd O'Brien" (cheers.) Mr. Stafford O'Brien came forward. Several v ices—" And Gdonel Sibthorpe (loud cheers), and Sir John T 3 mil, sue' (loud cheers.) The last-named personages, and several others, having come ferward, the entire body f Lunde men, formed a line in front of the ulatform. Lord George Bentinck occupied the central and most prominent posi tion, about a step in advance of his c011ea,,,,R, an d supported on his left by Mr. D'lsra li. Ti.is arrange ment called forth the repeated cheer- et th- a,sembly. MANCHESTER state of the STATE OF TRADE ,ther rind the he s mewhat ve given both ttle in is confi week have been on a !air scaler ti upward !eariency is ry luKilt , and I rates•of the h 56 reed 4s 6d iets a nd buyers for the home m:lke and prices remain tolerably firm wilt the principal staples. The t toe k s f Yari prices ~re firm. being well supp rted ny printers, to 4s gd We ()note to day's iw , ces : 27-inch f 4 dith 66 ditto, ; nch G.E. ; t . 8; ed ; 40-inch G.E. 6;rerii, 9s to 9s 3d; s tid to gs !.d Las been a 1 It•ei.(l3 nee of Layers in ,•••• it ii , ae ed w is verY The market was a,t wet k We hai •oprernacr of the crown of Er,gbinci on thr ground of the common isw, as if it, w Bul further, it appears. from that the Pope's up by a huridred statntE Lord Brougham's and other speeches a fiction, a fraud. an inapo-tur a nullity," and t.nforth; so that there is no nceision ft any act to d-clare or maintain either the supremacy of the crown of England or the nulhtv and nomense of the t.upretnary of the ; though "moderately and tem p, tat ely"—that' the - phra , e-- 1 . Ittt , r under the convenient fiction of papists may "ntoct:' tht 'ers piri and ecclesiastical. There was a great uproar one night last week at the Opera, cau-ed by the absence, 011 the pleni of indi,twsition, of nirio and Cerito. When Perrot fir,t entered he was assailed with mock sahata.inns arid tremendous his,ing. An occupant of the stalls called nut "No Perrct." with stentorian lungs, at wh;ch the fechigs of the inventor of the " pas 2e fascination" were so wounded that he lost his presence of mind. and he addressed the audience in French, reproaching them for their ingratitude alter he had done his " possible" on their behalf, then tore his hair in ,a rage, and rushed off the stage. This it.cident stopped the ballet, and the uproar for - " Lund. y" was re newed. At this stage a diversion was afforded by a tre mend,.us outcry from the " orrinibu• box,"a•king " where iw Carlotta Grisi ?" but no reply was made to this query. At last, M. St. Leon, the husband of Cerito, came for ward, and spoke in French, beginn;n; with the ;curds " ReQpeetable public," which immediately commanded attention. He assured the audience that medical met, had stated that his wife was incapable of fullfillirg her duties on that evening. The uproar was not quelled till Lucile. Grahn made a pantomimic appeal to the gallantry of the rioters by clasping her hands at the stage lamps, and the imetde contiLaued with more or less force until the fall of the curtain ..... SIR R. PEEL AND HIS PORTRAIT PAINTERS.—WE have b-en amused with the different . portra hick ex cited Protectionist politicians have recently drawn of Sir H. Peel. Here a►e three samples :—Mr. D'l-rat-li, in his speech in the House of Commons on Friday night, termed li in " the burglar of other's intellects." described hi• lif e a, a "gre--t appropriati ri clause," at d declared that " frt,m .he days of the Conqueror down to the termination of the last reign, you rill find 1:0 statesman who has corn. naiited petty larceny on so great a scale.'' The Hoke of ichmond, in a similar strain, tin Monday even' cuseti the P .vroitr in the House of Lords of political cowardice and dishonesty, tending a sting to 'he accusa tion by rgretting "the great distinction which some men make betwev n public and private honour." But the editor of the Morning Herald, on Wednesday. put the finishing touch to this panning in black. Tne Tiny's havitT, in its sportive phraseology, spokrn of 'the ele phantine hide of the Pre-niter's p coi.science ;" the former iiurnalist deviates the . fiaure a mistake. for, s• ys he. the i'remier " has riot the hide of th- elephant. LE HAS MORE OF THE NATURE OF THOSE BEINGS WHO BELIEVE AND TRI.MBLE.,' THOUGH THEY MAY N. , T BE CONVERTED." And so, having made Sir It. feel there remains no }Dog mot, of wiii-:h I e can I cr accused. AN ELOPLMENT.—The elmtlestine fl gilt of Miss Fanny Wilkinson, of Gledhow Mount, near ',reds, with Mr. J -slam Burton. Jun., or. Monday ntg,trt last, has been a subject upon which a great tl. al has been said and cot jec turrd in Leeds acti the neighbourhood, during the last few days. Tie Yt - Itt'g lady is highly respect Ale, being the datiglitrr of John Wilkinson, Esq., one of our most extensive and opulent flax sp;riners. The connexions 01 Mr. Burton are also of very high standing, his boiler be ing a wool merchant eking a large business, arci a Mink dtr ctor. The fir fngit've, we understand, is nineteen years of age, and Mr. Borten is some few years her senior. It is supposed that the young lady escaped from her father's house very s , on eter midnight, accemprinied by a female attendant. Mr. Burton was of course mar a t hand, and a crrriage being in waiting in art adjacent road. the parry walked over one or two fields ; ml then reached the vehicle. By means of this convey , nce tlo y travelled rapidly to York, where they arrived sufficiently in rime to proceed northwards by a train to Newcas le, which leaves the York station about five o'cl,ck in the mot nine ; fr,.111 Newcastle, it it presumed, to Greg a Green, the place so privileged in the speedy consummation of matrimonial alliances. The occorrence was not discov• red by the family of the young lady until a f.-cv boars aft. r her dr parure, so that all chance of captioing her in the course of her precipitate Jiminey was ar an enu. scipiiri• a were la r ge qui:Homes or WlleilL auo 100150 l,tpw .1, 449 .- instituted in the locality, from hick it was ascertained , cAce, fir feeding cattle; staves, for making o ' ; e ; that a party had gone in a carriage at an eat lv hour in the cooperage purpose , generally, and other 8I ti' l o ' t tfa ced direction 0+ York ; and im the same day they were married known as being produced in, and itnpnrte .l frooldi o pt ) o br a Gretna Green —Leeds Int. neer. States. In many instances the orioles of f° s ,, o e o e EXTRAORDINARY CASK OF PoisoNiNo. — During the the comprised an important portion, and ill „i; ---- last week the inhabitants of ;lappistatargh, a viltage on the the a hole of their entire cargoes. 1 0 9 a CO ' P' i ASTHMA, SHORTNESS OF BREATU, , ge-•... ,t ir . 4,” Norfolk coast. have been in a state of great excitement, in consequence of the exhumation of a number of bodies be- Coins —A TRULY SURPRISING Cass. — ' a iterd*";l4''' Iteved to be pois rned. including those of a man named Wiro ial 4, the resident Wesleyan minister at t ; ,1 tb- 0•80 Jonathan Balls, his wife, and four grand children, all of in the island of Anglesea, states, in a lett er th: 0401.b0 whom recently died under very t .Llspicjous circumstances. of January, 18-15, that he " reconimeralrcl ilovis,em information of the deaths having been given to Mr. Pil- Pills' to a poor man of the name of 1100 .,t of 6 ' e 01 grim, the county coroner , he , a f ter some delay. issued his at the time was almost unable to walk for "' she ar'P h sal warraht for the exhumation of the bodies, which, when that he hail only taken them a few days tilt ed otørsderill taken up, acre placed in a tent at the hack of the parish qu'te another man ; his breath was ea , q, a ,,, ' . 0 ,e 'O n ,t church. On Monday last, an inquest was held at the he was increa.sir g daily in strength.' l put isle, 64se , t co rt... 1 1 04 mortem examination Fills cure any cough, cold, or asthma. I m " a P r P le is , li t u h ' e gh ;ur — g A eons stated that they had NAVIGATION —To the inhabitants of a i ., ti b . er —ed l77 i l i l a i y ll in t g io l u w s e e n , wrong suspicions that tire prudes had been te isonerl. like unto Great Britain, and indeed to er . e i ,;',i eont;ii eat After the examination of Ann Ptsie, alto identified the time nation, every instance of valour or •" fl our° rc ig" dhe , lie ..er bodies of Jonathan Balls, her father, and El:zfbetli Pestle, those dectred to navigation is justly a" o f poP or e ~,t, ~‘ her dam:liter, the inattest %qt+ adjourned t,Ol Ir.rsday. On teemed. The dred of Grace Darling wt's of tie a d r OO 4 Thursday, at the tidi urned it qu-st, the evidence of the and benevolence; and recently the dr 3 ir.." t hoira:L o ai ', O surgeons was proceeded with. Mr. Clowes, a surgeon, Whim." which has been navigate , / l' u l', 4 a ll l' l . 4 70 deposed that on the 20th Aptil last, he mas called in to by Captain Kerridge and only une tro_" f i o „ e cO e f 'o_o attend Mr. Balls, whom he found vomi ing and p etching beard having di. d, with the exceptie" °, ,,stan ce ( re cot .b6 violently. He died soon alter. He thought his death had was incapacitated. No such other 1 _ to th e . to l ' c ic been caused by eating some improper kind of fond. Ile skill and indefatigable exertion is knol" exe° 4r ; O LI O had analysed the enntents of the stomachs ot Jonathan of naval history ; from their contitoi,c.cr nf a .ste, t o Balls and Elizabeth P e stle, and fr nod that they contained atmosphere, they were in hourly da' 4 , 6 t hrill...d, ( . 1 0 a quantity of arsenic sufficient to cause death. Messrs. of Rheumatism, which , had it oc cur v ie e ' bee „ F ealro ito 4 Hewitt and Frith. surgeons, corroborated this last state- that of the •frid and cargo, would l l i d re cole no ut iv ai some years since she guard against such a calamity. we `. c `" Blair 6 `:iffit P tr u t . e fa t. d I t ' h L e ce r b e e g N u ; li s t a e of d e j tr o o n s . e r d b . s t n h that Balls to write a note to Al rerrOnS should be provided wit h _. ~or lOW Mr. Saddler, cnewiat, for arsenic, with which the deceased Rheumatic Pill., which may be taken ti , ' nut she bad written a said he was going to poison rats I restraint of employment. ret d fluent) t e market on MondAy. ant limited. with ut any change in prief quiEt .—Not much hu•iuess was rote iri our Clr.th ;lulls on Lturday or 1 siesclay trust; but the sales made to the Halls t. te of the are not a ct.rrect cri el ion ht al Woollen trace ; for sometim s ally, larg increasing ect urn the ecaseauring lICIISeS having Snicks c time but received con•iderahle (ulntide anufac•urers. many wom are a good autaiUn mproved aspect inrat,ve; out Of here. Se end to au extended stint! I,,ve a good int. mn trade 11 al ke ticiie in the piece tion in the Wcel T Van, de nre of resorting this ttat, since our last publication, there has ; een - mere es. done in this market, for the sea,on, thin we have had nut for some time past. There has been a brisk linsincS o me tiescripticins of Woollens in tte hail. at rather lo' iP w re houses, e m4ki X Wier N ~, t erl gocd h• t but wAhttolu their main the same. NOTTI NGIIAAI A large sale 'sr t —The state of t t•tt•tted in Wocis• actores of the id to be imp! net d. The temporary t to have etolet as no,t o f the ye nut mat& 1e is still in a I, The: Cttor! retty fair condition; hilt the glov e nd shirt The rrawer he silk stoc l C . " The " Ilihey bobbin lie Wan', Xtencien es for which to silk blonde, the way pence per yard In the midst o reason to hope fi ,r R lasti trade th( ef‘rt two ..soim. there is grea t ye reviv,l itt the lace lace newg so far con:ii et; tt as t . ,1 dud the pat.t.t sp-..cification wilt put the rin Atter I ey• n•i dou be et.rol MEETINGS or CREDITORS F Olt LIVER POOL' May. 11 our. 6, Henry Rome. 2nd Gew ee Frederick FAreloogh.pv.of & div. 1).t,,,, 1 1 oho I. Pernberinu proof :mid div. .. 1):tto, 1 1 1)nto, 11 1/ Ito. • 19 odic P Po, 19 81141 div Ditto, 1% . 00f and dtv. Di-.to. 12 Court of Winkropley. London. 11 t - curt, 13 6. WiiiiaM J hn Banasti 26, F. Maher° a: '6, %% eb , ter '6. Joh.- Thre to 5. IVilli4m A tiir amen Robin • Croft , urge D,arier. au. :4anderson, audit .. Ro,erts, proct and d. 28, %N illiam Fli'ditch, audit —We have had 'luring tb ° ,sion of operatic perform,nces at it.lo: THEATRE ROYAL ADELPHI past. week a sue(' h,atre which have been we 11 sustained, NI i,s I.).•;cy 1 3 ".";. Last night t his (4'41'01 the opera. of singer tnnk Sonnambula er benefit, the piece being I.IIIKA V 11(1, of our rEadtrs wl o itvend availing thents,lces of cheap excrusion train to London, either on the 30ttheiir May, or Ist of June, and who have not vet received V bs t ti c kets, to do so iinviediately, as we know for a foe' , ' r l the number of cat fines for this occas'on are thinned , ° e l ) no ttwre than the usual number will b: allow, d in A SsAULTING THE POLICE. —On Tuesday. -L e Tirf Lynch, Ch.ries Nloody, Richard Herr! . I '',,, e tt chant, and John Lockwood, were brc,eht up, &W e bb with maltrra'ing police-dficers 529 and 289, while in ter t exec:.ition of the'. duty. It appeared that, on 19°1 ' e cfh-ers were engaged in turning a person °erg ,house in Richmond-row. whet' .the prit °° oo erfered, and assaulted them with stones brie" e t cc. Merchant and Moonv were fined 40-i. aial in derail!! to be imprisoned twenty- , tie tats. The ° it to were ordered to pay a penalty of £5 . each, or in d f' u is he imprisoned two months; to find ba 1, then-el'e9„ri. 1:21) each, and two sureties in £lO, or be fur , ber soned three nio• ths. c rriag f a pub! T- 11 n rin s ATM , . ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-Si:WARE. -- -, r e' .he past wt k the to ock company of this theatre 113-fige' eeiveti an accession of talent ty the temporary el l )" ment of Miss Emmeline Montag.:e.a ting laxly' ` 1 „ ability ae have had frequent occasion t 6 smak whe' l ,o w:r,s amongst us two years ago. 11;ss Itloht,ague totlf since we saw her. made great progr6s ; Intl. . i-d' and applicati , n, is destined to take the hi_t es! "4-1 ' 60 profession. Last. night the African Ro•eins 'wide hi'orert this season, for the hr n:fit of the trees g o y...my-gime •.. Wadds. ber SHOOTlNG.—Pursuant to notice, a „ — "L at Mr. J . keshail disciples of the trigger met. se- Tratirnere, to shoot at Vizeons, on Wednesita , la`!'„birli„ first match consisted of eight members, at o,'.v n" fi erO h ' ; each ;£3 the first, and X 1 the second'. pi;2 • A,',,n t 4 , i , ;iti,eri Lee. trom the neighbourhood (1 fi , st, killing all; Messrs. Whiteley. S. Aldh'i and W. Hurst tied tOr the sec no:each bir' n of f+'' e. The same r arttes aftervarOs shot at 11 " each for another sweep, which terminited in a ti" kijl s Th ere all. S. hills. not b te g , s ‘ tt % ffi l c i i t n lc t 9 b , iracisidtoWdectii,niel't;:e °ell" the money was eiviceu. d pri g t;MkRICAN PRODUCR.—The importations of rr°p into , he p, rs of London nod Liverpool. f ro nt !he w , t", pHi slitepins: pons of the United States of All:l,lestrile ~t that country, ,have continued to be ',jog of The arrival!, ":),,,,clO4lO pa -t c!et lim k have comprised an immense ' ber o' 4 ' lo o a, flour. hams, beef. pork, Iltd. o il l e for - - me"! n 0 tl4 produce site ;41f1 important chactrr