The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-17 00:00:00

THE QUARTERLY REVIEW AND THE LX-
PROVISIONAL PEE-lIDINT AT VENICE.
(Peat the Daly New.)
We nanot cease to deprecate the folly and im
policy, es well as the unmanly and ungenerous
rancour with' which our tory writers in the Quarterly
Review sad elsewhere purses and calumniate the tit-
fortunate exiles or captives engaged in recent struggles
to secure some chance of freedom against despotic
governments. Never, certainly, were revolutions
marked with less sanguinary or vindictive features
than these of 1848. In some few and exceptional
'tinees alone was blood shed by the hand of theameni,
but say am of them instance', if examined, will
show the great body of even the democrats uncegeintst
of such murderous sets. Poor Rosafs death, it le
now well known, was compassed more by the
priestly, than the revolutionary party, he being
equally odious to both. Nose of the popular
parties, which got possession of the capitals of
Europe through their enemies' imbecility, not
through any machinations of their own, exercised
vengeleme. All of their enemies, the most dangerous
and nmetobnoximunwer• allowed to escape. The prisons
were empty, the scaffold unmentioned and unknown.
And naltetunately these revolutionists in their defeat
and in the merciless vengeance exercised upon them,
are compelled to reflect, that had they been violent
and vindictive, they might, like the French of 1792,
have consolidated their power, whilst in no event
could they hays been visited with more merciless ven-
geance than at present.
We must own there is nothing to which we look
with more anxiety than to the sentiments which
animate the proscribed liberals now scattered
throughout the few free spots of Europe.
Did one perceive any great, any moderate, nay, any
respectable degree of sagacity, consistency, and wis-
dom in the monarchs that have resumed their despotic
rule throughout Europe, one might hope that revolu-
tions were at an end, and democracy Interred. Bat
who is there even amongst our must fanatic tories,
that can regard the conduct pursued by the King of
NAPLES and the Cardinals of Rome, who have abro-
gated every constitutional right, prosecuted or
imprisoned every liberal who can see these
things, and not be perfectly aware that demo-
cracy may, nay must, be master of those coun-
tries at no distant day ? Does Austria progress in
the consolidation of her empire, or the King et
PRUSSIA succeed in inspiring his own subjects and
his brother Germans with confidence in his steadi-
ness, his royal wisdom, or his royal truth ? MAZZINI
may not have been the wisest of men, nor KOSSUTH
the most fortunate; but compare them as governors,
organisers, as men of spirit and of principle with the
monarchs and monarchic statesmen of the continent ;
and there can be no q iestion as to which of them is
more entitled to respect and trust.
It must be a sense of this, a feeling of the utter
worthlessness and incapacity of those who have re-
sumed the reins of government in each state, sod
who try to hold them—it is a consciousness of their
utter incapacity, and faithlessness, and blindness, that
prompts the torit s of Europe to calumniate those
whom their soldiers have defeated, and to blacken
the political character of rivals, who, though wanting
experience, and having failed of success, attil out.hine
the puny, the servile, and vindictive wretches who
slay, and persecute, and spoliate, and who call this by
' the name of goverunsent.
We are prompt-d to these remarks principally by
the elaborate attempt of the Quarterly Review to
blacken the character of MANIN, late President of the
Provisional Government of Venice,—a man who, after
KOSSUTH, holds first rank for the courage, constascv,
and ability shown by him through his noble efforts
to it troduce reforms in imitation of those com-
menced by Pius the Ninth. Such councils, pro-
vincial or municipal, as existed in Lombardy
and Venice, thereby acquired the boldness to
make certain demands. Some demanded the liber-
ties promised to the kingdom in 1815. In Venice
the leading liberals declared that the government of
Vienna was more liberal and more favourable to them
than the vice-regal government of M lan, and t hat these
lib. rties might be obtained by p. titioning the govern-
ment of Vienna and app sling from that of Milan.
This was the scheme developed by TOSIMASEO at a
lecture in the Athenaeum of Science. The leading
facts of the lecture were embodied in a petition.
The Austrian authorities in Venioe replied, by
clapping TONMASEO and MANIN into prison. The
Quarterly Review approves of their imprisonment, and
styles the language of the petition sensekss and extra-
vagant. It was neither one nor the other; it was
courteous, moderate, and strictly legal.
Such an answer to such a petition of course created
much irritation. But still the Venetians were quiet until
Vienna had risen in insurrectioo, and compelled the
Emperor to promise a constitution and appoint a con-
stitutional ministry. What could the Venetians do,
but second the movement of Vienna and Milan? Is
there any need of supposing MAZZINI'S machinations
in inventing Venetian yacobinism to explain a natural
and inevitable fact P The Austrian system of govern-
ment was, is fact, rotten. Interests and opinions in
every province and in every town were in a state of
tinder, cud when the revolution of Paris took place,
those of Vienna, Milan, and Venice followed as natu-
rally as lightning follows thunder. It were just as
fair to accuse the lazzaroni of Naples of producing an
eruption of Vesuvius, as to accuse democracy or de-
magogues of the Austrian or Italian revolution of
1848.
The same tidings which emboldened, or necessitated
the upris'ng of the Venetians, viz., the flight of
METTERNICH. the grant of a constitution at Vienna,
and the acceptance of it by the court and the military
—this event of course paralysed the arm of the
generals and Austrian governor in Venice. To have
misted and put down the movement would be
to have placed Venice in civil strife with
the capital. The Austrian general refused to do this;
and he has been shot by order of the Emperor for not
doing what the Emperor him-elf bad not the courage
to do—viz., declaring civil war. That shooting of
ZICHT was an infamous and cowardly murder. Bet
ZICHT shrunk from laying Venice in ashes. This WAS
what the patriots feared. But the only man they
feared it from was the chief of the arsenal. This
man, however, unsupported by the soldiers, and odious
to the workmen under his employ, to whom he had
ever conducted himself in the most brutal manner,
fell a sacrifice to their hatred. He had escaped at
first, and might have saved himself had he not re-
turned to share with hopes of vengeance and retrieval.
Neither MANIN nor TOMMASEO can in the least be
charged with cognisance of his death.
That the leaders of the Venetian revolution were
test actuated by ultra-democratic tendencies is suffici-
ently proved by the readiness with which they stib-
alined to CHARLES ALBERT. After his retreat they
gallantly confirmed the defence, in order thereby to
maintain every chance, as long as Hungary or
Piedmont had a spark of life, for the establishing
of Italian liberty. As to the usual charges of cow-
ardice and corruption which the
_generous writers of
the Quarterly cast at Kamm and TONMASEO, they are
sufficiently disproved by the part taken by both in
the fight which occurred on the first attack of Vi-
cenza. AZEGLIO there also received his wound. The
circumstances of these combats, as well as of those of
Milan and of Rome, in the defence of which the Low
bard legion had its share, sufficiently disprove the
commonplace accusation against the Italians for west
of courage. The Italian soldiers, who issuing from
their walls, retook the Villa Pamphili from the
French, already in possession of it, need not her
the comparison with any troops in Europe.
We have, however, spent too much time in dis-
cussing the worth of public men; and the tendency a,
political events with such a writer as he of the
Quarterly, who maintains that Russia and Austria
were justified in demanding the head. of Brae and
KOSSUTH. that Turkey was wrong is refusing, and
that the Bask& government wee prepostertegy
liberal In orgies the Porte to reheat

The 111tteniey- (with whom was Sir F. K.lly
opposed the eyebaths% as being anesnal in twee of '
description.
Sir F. Theriot denied that it was unusual, and said
that until the nature tot the afildavise were known, it was
not for his learned friend to contend that they were
inadmissible. It was competent to put in affidavits to war-
rant • judge in issuing a writ of habeas. Woes the writ of
habeas issued then the affidavits became spent, they had
done their cffice, and the prisoner was at liberty, under ter.
ten circumstances, to impeach the return by eh-wing ex-
trinsic poll I luta. Fur instance, a want of jurisdiction
might be shown. This had been clearly laid down by Mr.
Justice Patting:ll in '• Etruria Clarke.' Now, in the pre-
seat case, he (Sir F. Tbesiger) did not seek to Impeach the
order of the Vice-Chancellor tor committing Mr. Dime fee
a breath e an injunction ; but what he proposed was, to
show by affidavit, and by an eztrussit collateral tact, that
the Lad Cnactellor had • personal pecuniary interest in
the result of the suit in which he issued the writ of tojuse-
tate, and that thereofe he had no jurisdiction in the ease,
and the primmer was entitled to his discharge. The learned
counsel, In support of his application for time to S. these
affidav-te, referred to the ease of the Sheriffs of Middissern
and also to the use of Carus Wilson.

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WORSHIP-STREET.
RIOT AT THE REITAXEL RELOUS.— W. C. Pracey and
W. Cote were charged with. riotous and disorderly conduct
at the Britannia Saloon.
W. Butler, constable at the Britannia Saloon, stated the
*a the previous night, while the performance was going on
in the theatre, be was informed that tilers were eme boys in
the gallery making • great disturbance. He went there
wnen he beard some of the boys using bat lan.uage, and
'employing other means of disturbing the audience. He
ordered went to be quiet, and laid hold of a boy to remove
him from his seat, in doir.g which he employed no violent*.
Cl.. viewed nut, " Leave the boy alone. If that was my
boy I would chuck pin down rain." Complainant
was then surrounded by several persons, and there appeared
a determined resistance about to be made against him (com-
plainant). Pracey exclaimed, "Chuck him into the pit." He
was coon tail hold of, and complainant thinks that but fur the
interference Of the check-takers, who came to hie assistance,
the threat would have been carried into execution. He took
Pricey into custody, and afterwards returned to the gal-
lazy, when he apprehended Cold.
Win. Lemon, check taker, confirmed Butler's evidence,
and said he had no doubt that, it assistance had not arrived,
Butler would have been thrown from the gallery into the
pit.
The prisoners were severally required to find a surety for
their goad behaviour for the next six menthe.

The Attorney.Oeneral opposed the application at con-
siderable length. He contended that the court had no power
to review the decision of the Court of Chaucer!, and that
the propel za :de of objecting to the jurisdiction of • superior
court was by demurrer, by plea, and by application to take
the bill off the tile. The preeedent, if mute, would lead to
a mos: inconvenient result, for the Court of Queen'. Bench
might find i•self reviewing the detisions of t►e House of
Lords and the other superior and interior courts of the
country; and the decisions of the Court of Queen's Bench
might be reviewed by other courts, end all this by adid tyke
opals collateral points. The courts had invariably refused
to enter into the question of juriscLetim by affidavit.
Mr. Justice Paulson said the order of commitment had
Men signed by the vica-Chancellor, and not by toe Lad
Chancellor.

Sir F. Thesiger observed that the set was virtually 'he set
of the Lord Cnanceltor. Strides, the order bore the initials
C. C.
Mr. Justice Fattison read the order, and was still of opi-
nion that the act was that of the V ice-C haneellor.
After an argeneet of two boars' duration,
The Court unanimously refused the application to file the
efildavits.

BAIL COURT.
Bums Ma. Ames Vitoirnus.
TER DuKl or BRUNSWICK ORZOORT.

EXHIBITION OF TUE WORKS OF INDUSTRY OF ALL
NATIONS.—A circular INS been sent by the executive o en-
mitt= acting under the iattructions of her Majesty's tom-
mimioaers f r the exhibition of 1851, to the mayors and other
principal authorities of all the chief towns throughout the
eountry, requestiog their attention to the clause of th, royal
coca/nisei= by which her Majesty has empowered the cons-
mi•sbnere to appoint persons of ability to battiest commis-
sioners, to aid to the execution of the commiviion, and ttiat
such authorities will immediately communicate wiat tie
principal inhabitants, for the purgers of ascertaining whether
the circumstances of the town render it advisable to appoint
a local committee, which shall take steps for the appointment
(It desired) of local cemnsiesioners to represent the various
interests of the plies.

In this case, in which the defendant was convicted of pub-
lishing libellous 'utter on the character and reputation of
the plaintiff, in the Satirist newspaper, of which he (de-
fendant) was the proprietor,
Mr Hem k-y moved for • rule to show cause why certain
formiilar ispiessions in the plea put forward by the defend-
ant should nut be allowed to be amended. and also why the
judgment should not be altered. Tne indictment consisted
of ileven counts, and as one of Mesa was cons:dartd a bad
one, defendant eanoidered that he was entitled to have the
judgment reversed; and aceordingly the case was Übe,' Into
the Court of Error, from which it was remitted to tha court,
in order to have the sentence accurately recorded.
Mr. Justice Wightmtn.—lf it has been a general sentence
on all the counts, bow can it be altered now ?

pried
Pr.°Prigwre.
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Mr. lioneltey said that as one of the eleven counts wee
considered a bad one, the Court of Error had sent it bark
to have judgment on each separately. He thought then was
some miseppretunsion on the part of the clerk who drew op
the sentence.

A FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY POE THE COUNTY
or Hamra was cosamasoed at a public meeting in
Southamptes us Tuesday last. After several speeches had
bean delivered is explanation of the nature and value of
such issututi .ns • large number of persons enrolled their
names ss members, making, with those previously entered,
upwards of 100 shares now subscribed for. A correspondent
says: "There is every prospect of ibis becoming a most
useful association, and it is hoped that its results w.II be, ere
long, apparent in reining the money from the hands of the
tory members who have so long misrepresented it."
A REWARD OF Two HUNDRED GUINEAS, with her
Majesty'• free pardon to ac &complier has been offered I,)r
es& iaftwasatios as will lead to the diumwy of the tour.
&rent of r of the three men whoas recant sadden disep.
psalms*, has exited such intense interest in Lynn. The
third man, a merger, about twenty years of age, dressed in
• fustian islet, went into the William IV. public house,
Potflset-bridge, on Christmas afternoon, sad asked for a
lodging. In the coons of the evening be went in'o the
street with his slippers on, and has not sines been heard of.

thie simes ol literature, movie, Sze., • beentital *el plate,
width would do credit to • iamb man wetly week.
iNa-cie Ut the Ezeree• " nay obtain Me waNdeetel twopenny-
:t by applying to any bookaelier.

Mr. Justice Wighiman.—The gaution then is, whether
the judgment given by the court is in accordance with that
which is set down on the reword.
Mr. liesikey said it wee.
Rule granted.

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SPRING CIRCUIT OF THE JUDGES.

THIS DAY.

This morning, previous to the sitting of the courts.
tbs judges of the Court of Queen's Beech, Common Pleas,
sect Exchequer, with the exception of Lord Daman, assem-
bled in the -Elshiquer Chamber, for the purpose of coati-
deriog and finally arranging the several spring circuits. The
following are the arrangements finally determined, viz.:
MIDLAND Cutputx.—The Right lion. Lord Denman,
Lord Chief Justice of England. and Mr. Baron Parke,.....

repeal :Tr Dw, W. sad Maberly, 2 Tapper Osinwria
17, ley4artt, Pab rn rte•-row.

ATTACK UPON THE CREW OF A CREEK VESSEL AT
CARDITT.—At the Date Docks, on Tuesday, vale bossism
were employed to convey a quantii of coal on board • Greek
vessel. Is consequence of • mat disgraceful attempt on the
part of the boatmen to keep back a poriion of the property
with which they bad been statrueted, the Greeks boarded
the barge and proceeded to remove the coal. The boatmen
gave way for a moment ; but being joined by several °than
q.ally as unprincipled as themselves, they assailed the
Greeks by throwing stones at them, with which they bn ke
the glass is tits skylight on board the Greek vessel, end
compelled the crew to seek refuge below the deck. Kr. John I
Rem, agent to Yours. Wood and Co., interfered and pat an
end to the cowardly attack of the boatmen.—Cardif
Guardian.

KNFITANCIIIsOIL.NT ur KVISINGTON.-TITIS DAT.

.
Hotta Clactur —The Right Hoe. Slr Thrmat
Hat., Lord Chili Jostle* of the COllllllOO Pleas, and Mr.
Jamie* Meals.

—As alum& muting of the milkmen a Remington
was held this day, in the vestry, in reference to the enfran-
chisement of that and the ern onding parishes, Captain
Mood, ILN., in the chair. A resolution, meow nding
ited action among the parties concerned in the movement,
e;iist hetes carried, together with one resolving on the die-
anion of printed Pireulars :o all members of parliament,
pitcher co-operation, thanks were voted to the Chairman,
d the meeting. pa:Mad,
EITENIIVII CONE LAGRATIONS AT BLACKHEATH
LAnitril.—Taii morning, shortly before 3 o'clock, a
Mfg dieutroul ch-r otter broke out in hi premises
c to Mr. Hope, a bo,t and shoe maker, of Tranquil.
/400. filacitheath, Kent. The Reran were first dhcovered
-7 Ws tithe pollee coutabli s of the It division, who lest no
`-• in aricriiag the inmate. That having been
.watlished, the re-identc, at great personal risk,
t, effect a 5.,!, ritrmt, but they were naab'e to
,t as article of w. arinc apparel, and were compelled to
k the street in their night clothes. Ina very short
hoc tEe p rich engine reached the scone, but so fearfully
tu e tits pow. ring that it WY deemed advisable to
• Llkti,a, lon !manor aid; and when the saltines or-
' .1.1411 whole of Mr. Hope's premises ware in a Revert'
u t the Names had extended into those of Mr. HA-
' '4, a butcher, sad were aVackieg a Methodist dispel
"IL Altkoniele pl• my of water wee procured, the
4e, cold net be conquered until Mr. Hope's pre-
r, e. Lamed gown, the chapel at the back somewhat
1. the property of Mr. Hunter, painer and ale-
,. Leo eatearively damaged, and the house of Mr. Red-
hwther, partially dutroyed. The Octal loss is very
1414% &fore the engines had returned (roadie ahoy*
74'ett if M.A. out at No 31, Hatfield et., xlsektriare-road,
aV eseto Mr Francis.' lucifer.match maker. Th. Banes,
„4:lostd, wer. raging in the Weer part of the pre-
-4.1 p lies on•the boot having arodieed the inmate. (3
they attempted to escape, but so fiercely did the
",".4. Met they were nimble to let out. 014 of the
ouitabise of the L division having broken late the
4'7.,00:+ed.d in saving the Ilves elf the th_reespoties.
•tudno attended, and the fin was Mini/ Is sils
Os', is *lto, it on bet ast
-7 lOW nearly destroyed.

NORFOLK CIRCUIT. The Right Hon. Sir Frederick
Pllock, Knight; Lord Chief Baron of the Eichequer, and
Mr. Juoire Wiihunan.
NORTIIIRX CIRCUIT.—The Right Hon. Mr. Baron Alder.
Km and the Hon. Mr. Baron Rolfe.
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OXPOZU CIRCVIT —The MOD. Mr. Justice Plates= and
the Hon. Mr. Baron Platt.
WM/7W CIZOVIT.—The Hon. Mr. Justin Erle and Mr.
Judie* TaHoard. . -

Sorra WALus.—Mr. Awls William., why alter pee-
l:tiding through South Wales will joia Mr. Judos Creswell
at Chester. _ _

ArremPT AT ROBBERY.—On Tuesday evening,
about a quarter past six o'cleck, two men in a light spring
earl were observed to dr ye up alongside a waggon on the
dark or south side of Bt. Paul's Churchyard, and take a
bale of goods out and place it in their own conveyance. A
cabman, wise saw the transaction, jumped off his driving box
and seised the horses' head, whim both the men instsntly
leaps t out of the cart. The cabman coungeouily collared
one of them, but while in conflict with him his horse and
cab ran off, and he let the was go to stop and noun his
own property. Both the met then made off, leaving the
hone and eart also proceeding along at a rapid pace, until
stopped by police constable 363, who although near the spot
was unable to win in time to secure either of the men.
The horse sad oat with the bele of goods were taken to the
Fleet-street station, and on opening the latter it was found
to costain 600 pain of soldiers trouser, the property of
Maus. Ribbon and Co., the army clothiers in Pall.saall,
which were ideatillod by the camas, who said they were
stolen while ha was driving his wspon alone the dark side of
St Paul 's•chsushpard. The h mei. about 14 heads high, with
a white star ea the forehead and a ore Mink. The tart
is • light spring oas painted peen end picked oat with
white. The bone, cart, end bale were detained, and every
Inquiry is now being isedtutsd.

NOATU WALE. AND Canem.—Mr. Julia Creation.
Vocation J edge.—Mr. Janda Coleridge, who will sit in
Serjeant'oion during the ehennee of the Judges on Wrenn.

EXTRAORDINARY BROOM! OF LOST MOWRY.—
Last week a gentleman remiismit is the neighbourhood of
Haddington visited that taws Ise the manual collection of
his accounts. Having rewelwed shout 6001, he entered a
shop there, and, upon examining his stone , he missed the
sum of 1004 He immediately rstr his steps, and
chanced to encounter a group of children is the street en-
raged in the examination of what seemed to be pietures;
bat which, upon a more renew inspection, be found to hal
his paining notes, each of 20i. value. They were of course
recovered from the children, who received in return a snail
gratuity.-13eisburg4 Achwrtiso..
STATISTICS OP THE JEws.—An official publication
id rags us that there are hardly MOM than from 4,000,000 to
6,000,000 Jews in the whole world; whereas Buddhism
numbers 400,000,000 adepts; Brahraises, 200,000,000;
Cltrist,anity. 230,000,000 to 250,000,000; Plahowtetantsm,
from 130,000,000 to 160,000,000 ; and rstishisen (co pure
idolatry), from 80,000,000 to 100,000,000. The 6,000,000
Jews are thee distributed :—There are mesa 600,000 in Syria
and Aiiatie Turkey ; 260,000 in European Turkey ; 600,090
in Morocco and North Africa; 60,000 to 80,000 in Eastern
Asia; 100,0(0 in America; sad about 200,000 to lump,
via., 13,000 is Reiland; 1,694 in Belgium ; 860 in Sweden
and Norway ; 6,000 in Denmark ; 70,000 is Prance;
61,000 in the Low Countries; 1,120,000 in Russia (sows
than oaepillth of the entire nos); 631,000 in Austria and its
dapaadasaabss; 2.4,431 is Psis; 176,000 In tba Gamma
slatas; sod 4,000 is Italy.

Tit( Wham or win liormouzi.—By a letter
kola Kr. Joha Weise, the receiver of Admiralty droits st
Dublin, we leant that, smalls( to the Coest-(serd, it eras
eramediiegly improbable that the lime of the 12 Drama
femme/ when was Copula Nutley) who bed renabied
cirri le meadow the ON err maim( es /mealy
that we awietaats eeel4 be remised them. That me
the- 12 were &fag h also deablieilly fear wive wall
be wee, eiLd new they wen le the eadatt,
zweawhile the ergo was enables y eat it her.

ENGLISH FUNDS.
yank St•et. 2473 Si 3 per Mee& Aitc..96l
11 per Ct. Red. Ana. t 3t per tie. Itti
1 per Ct.Coa. Ana... Nit Leehogoor SY* Pd.. to

FOREIGN FUND&
6 per Cl Austrian ode. 1 pre ea Grenada 851a,166 17
4i per Ct. Hein I Sol 82 21 Grenada Defennl Bile. e3l i
36 per Cent., 6 per Ot. Mex., 14141,1226 14
6 per Cl Brazilian Bds., 138 0 6 per Cl. INrurtan Mr., 6? C 6
Ditto New, Sd 8 Contstuaro Cone.. 36 6
4 per et. Baum Ayres. 46 10 6 pw Cl Rua 84e., W7lO
Ditto Milian Dde., V) 101 14110 Spanish ills., 196
Ditto Column. Def. Me., 3 per Cl ntenish Ms , 361 74
Columbian Equador Ma, al 4 tipanlin Dennenti Ma.
Per Ct. Da Me., 724 Ditto Pamirs 8ti5.,31 4
2I per Ct. D litia, 256 2 2 per Ct. Venezuela Wis., 29 30
floor Cl Da one.. re 7 Venezuela Deferred MA. 0110

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Kenn Cleanigned, SIM. offers of the company, In Prlnesestreet, Mr. G. Sehoilleld, •-•-•-•• Mien the Daily Nam.)
chairman of the board, In the chair. 3011-STRIET. We ssanot Oeas• to deprecate the folly and im The English stock market was very unsteady to. Fee
ad Co., Merchant Tailors and The 25th annual report Awed " that the amount of aft Irritative Assaute th fir. Orr Woaxwouss. - day, and prices varied 1 during the course of ad- dt5Y, .1
oesoe.www, and as, profit realised by the bank Maria, the half veer ending 31st ChariMis Dais was merged with ,raised, emulate. the policy, 98 well as the Unmanly and ungenerous area This, however, is not retr.arkable, and excites degref
*OP" in oollooloWoll thee kr the December last, 62•33311.10thed., which, with 15,433114+.14., nurse in the Mensary ward el &. Gilaa's werldemese, rammer with' which our tory writers in the Qqarter:y oo surprise when the natant of the account, which mutat
hod the Were sad and 01doodso VISISW mein* leeward from Jam, makes a total of 40,6081. 4c 9.1 , Lest eveslae, es the pedants in the fairway ward were
eten. which is deed in the hollowing manner:-I8 0001. for goiag to bed, Rio primmer esfesagefol esehgasagi herself in 24view Oa elsewhere Purees end rellereniete the or- was a heavy " bull , ish " one I. considered. The are re
ivrh7tll2 CLO'flll,o3, a dividend st t rate of 6 par mat per enema; V,OOOl. as a • vmy Improper manner. She deresiewl le Meek all the fortonerhl exiles or captives engaged in recent struggles settlement, which took to•dav
ry Baehr of ennead materlaL place _ , weeneverthemes divide
sivescoar& bonus of 7.. Bd. per share ; and M. 44. 01. to tb• credit to it and meeker, heimaias to ea, pagesea, sad wee ta atm, soma chance of freedom e,,,.; c d d 'Meted without any novelty, and the whole went off cent.
, DRP.M. sad RIMS° MATS, of the guarantee fund, sow amoulatise to 1323231 3a. ed. about te hallil Mr threats, when dm armse( lim ward inter- -0""Imi "P° ° satisfaotorily. It is stated that an influential broker Weal
•lece lour sad beauty. Also, The dividend and bonus. Me from Wow. viz, will be fared, andeneght held 4 her wrist, Thopehmemethee bested IforerMenes. Never, certainly, were revolutions refused to accept the name of • leading firm for stock, lower
inxv.23lla2lll JACKETS, payable ea sad after Friday, the 26th Instant. TM di- Wiesen mad ISM she would destroy in the place, marked with lees sanguinary or vindictive features whoee business in the house used to be conducted by Thi
LOUNGING COATS, rectors who retire by rotation ere Archibald Resole, Sim , is the ewe mama as a female santedew=who had pre- than these of 1848. In some few and exceptional in- the absconded defaulter Katz, but tl
sr with the wet supers Mak of la P. ; Ashram Moore, Bag.; John Timothy 01..1, B-g., viand, deeneyed the windows sad ease breakable thingsci
OWSEILI and WA'S MD WA,
and William Shad% olt, H.q. ;of whom Mr. flame, Mr. for whisk eke wee imprimoued. When the awe caught hid leafless alone was blood abed by the hand of the assassin, Cmsols opened at 981 to I for money, and .961 to ;
WAiany former
-
so NARITA UNgi''oll:3l°l72ol Moon, Mr. Chley, sad Mr. Sisedbolt only offer themselves of the Phew", she telOirelfatelp mouth bar several savers but say es, of thee, ;0043 if =mined, will for account, 14th February; they, however, soon fell Oh. P
SERVANT!? LIYSItIES, for melee:Hon. The directors regret that, owing to ill blows epos she hoe and chest, bleehmed bar eye, end tore
Show theto 96 for money, the lowest point, when a re-action y,-,1
Al unprecented prima health, Mr. Miscall is tumble to tender to the sts.reholders her basest and asp Irma egf \es heed. It was with some rest body of even the democrats nnoognisant took plate, and they next marked 961, then 1, t, and e;
Orem Neveltiee la a renewal of hi. services. To supply this vacancy, the on 'y difilcalty that ehil ion anned, sadism bare she lad created of such murderous acts. Poor Rosafa deeth, it is last 961. For account they were first marked 961 2°
ER DOWN OVIEILCOArt,_ est
now well known, com more by the then 1. the lowest point, at which they remained a
r 40
tAL SKIN FUR PALEIDTS, shareholder duly qualified, who Ms dyes sotto, that Its iti • great dieturbasse in the wards and put all the patients,
short time, then rallied, and were next done at 96i, T° I
t a Saving of Katy Pee Oast. a candidate, is Alterman Sir jaws Dabs, Bart., M.P." who were assely all old wows, in fear of her violoaes.
The night watoaman to the workhouse said although the priestly, than the revolutionary party, he being
popular last9m7o,neyao,dind
o6azt closed
t9o6l.forTahocoeynnt,
its an manotretured by L. MAN lad OA en The report having been ailepted,
prisoner wen so small in nature, and slightly deformed, Yet annallw odious to both. Nose of flog
which will Insure the most resolhd sad
_r: Mr. BORROWDAY easel whether the difference be-
rine lOU be Wood Toll 0 Per ant. lower them tweets the profits of the half year which Wiest clooid and she was very powerful and wonderfully strong in her arms. --• 'l4thatF96ebrul sir
ether EstaNishweed. these of the previous half year arose from the differentia ia The risme! said nettling in her &few, and patties, le got possession of the capitals of to
y.*
Thfoer win 1
29
LIN lad Oa Madman Tailors, MAMA Navel the 'on Mr. Hall fined her 40.., and la default of a ment to be
• N. ammiwoh., rate of interest, or from the ciroanistanes of preui p y Europe through their enemies'" continuation,* which stood at /at the opening, fell
imbecility, not to ;towards the close. The Three per Cent. Reduced to , Chatham se is iodates,
back debts not boring been written off s@ they owned? He committed for one ulooth,
rhetreet lesess• asked teat question, because be had perceived from the The prisoner I. ft the dock laughing, and not being able to through any machinations of their own, exercised marked 961, -, and t. The New Three-and-a- 20
ou
PLANT" TEA-POT, SO MI MI from riwt of the half-yearly mediae of • snobbism fine 's' beak pay the , was removed is the pans van to the prison. vengeeses.enemies,
AU of their the most dangerous Quarter per Ce s
Cents. were dealt in to some extent at ael
area* ornamented whh the knee sed alms of MU es Oise mews day that 80,0004. had Jest boas wrists* MARLBOROUGH.STRIIRT. and mastobnoxious,wersallowed to esciape.Tho prisons 981, I. tr I, and last at 99. 174
bin added lo lbws Pawn MOD mares OW sad deem. Had he Wm • proprietor of the bank is As ow, Thica.-0. marsh and J. Frew* ware charged Exchequer Bills have declined Is. ; they were done ll'
doh ban MOW Ms biel Pm illo WO" question he weald have proposed awe being writhes Wlr as am), anamadad as &weed I. wads, at ma. were Pty, the scaffold mansentioned and unknown. i
end eh...,.__, in all sizes at 60a , 575., and 60s. prem. ,• India Bonds, to
way. ga. wow olidook !NAmmow. um ono, It would be dodifooDon, Wo kiesself, and pro- o, th, powwow Willa ths passaaataa uses a, Mr. Ask's. And acietunately these revolutionists in their decent 7 - ao
tram then met remEMenee le Nar, Mineat 9 & prem.; Long Annuities, 30 years, 1859, „
bably to the proprietors geminate, te knew that the aasi.s , se Camberised-market, when the twoitria
awes easelesee Wen Peke 4k.and in the merciless vengeance exercised upon them, marked et
; ditto 30 1860 8 5-16, I, and 7.16. -
i , rano, , eo
wises wale set emplete .....-S4 10 • difference which he had mentioned wk not owls( to any sonerabs=lr. Atkisson Him wanted any tobacco, la eY
de. do. ..- ... 11 17 • under estimation of the bad debts. had ram of the real met, and would sell it at 2a. per pound are compelled to reflect, that had they been violent , South Bea Old Annuities, 961 • ditto New Annuities, 23
de. de.
WM dm Es. --- s. 17 .1/ entirely Pont the decreased value of money. (Hear, hear.) gnome, he offered to pureness twelve pounds at le. 94. Per have consolidated their power, whilst in no 3;
event The Consol account brought to a liquidation to-day m.
ha tin de. ..... -•• • " Wigs retard to the bad debts, than nary reason to •
en well
9 a opound. The prisoners agreed in this, and Marsh said hele
been visited with note merciless sou_ opened on the 12th ult., with Consols fur this day at ,o
111.1611°. 4°. believe that the bard bad written off at least the fall had i mai and i . this Could they have
we; Wise pole, Me. wish, of the Cottage pat.get t stowed away at a shed, f A ma
sea; odeepas, Als. esse, ot the Se 17 seta sweat which had arisen up to that time. (Hear, hear.) wadi' wad a man with mar he would deliverit 0a nay. geance than at present. 971 to t (with div.). The fluctuations of prices mace, il
fogy is the sr me preearnem lineraviap seat Mr. BOBILOWDAY said the eksermaa's statement meat of the money. Mr. Atkinson wordingly gave prose We must own there is nothing to which we look as between the highest and lowest rates, both for tital
apcared to bun gaits satis4actoty. tutor the money, with striatarareticias not to part • ith it with more anxiety than to the sentiments which money and account, arc subjoined. The highest time la
ETON SW sae farce.), IN, Oxford- thin .
Tree n g uirectors were re-elected, and Sir James emu hi had =mined the
'Aetna annerlll2rtionnemrest).-EstablakedThey left the house, and animate the proscribed liberals now scattered price during the period embraced in the account was
Duke chosen to fill the vacancy, and a vote of thanks to the instead of naps to a cad died • 13
thee took him to a low public h th;
throog out few free spots of Europe, 97/, and the lowest 95/ : the extreme fluctuation 23
chairman, and o:.her complimentary vote, dosed the house in the neighbourhood of Oxford-striet. where the
T APPROVED STOVES.-The proceeding. prisons, Marsh showed him a paid which he add Did one ;Lovelies any great, any moderate, nay, any consequently amounts to 11 per cent. so
he CHUNK sad vISTA SHAW (separately - (detained twelve pounds good weight, sad wanted respectable degree of cogaeity, consistency, and wig- Commis for Consols belted. aa
za
min ua..tuied, sad members Myles tees sold LAW INTELLIGENCE is pat it in a bag which he serried. He refused dom in the monarchs that have resumed their despotic Money Jan. le. al
Woad. of 13,o00), threagh the pas el to allow that, and was proem:tin
....tO.._N".. the rule throughout Europe, one might hope that revolu- Date. Boniest' Loweet !Wien, Lowest 13
ad rap. Ocoee of their plimairaay ved...= THIS DAY.Moe. Prim Moe. 1 Prim Itt-
IURTON bas rescued esmillase M Perrot when the Passer' "Irk" it ens of'" '''' Ihiu ma tions were at an end, and democracy Interred, Bat -.....
lenbeens, eecerissy, and mask. Darns the Met out of the home. He icked up the panel sad west in pin•
Beet aiun I waren et gnat mann la the Md. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. sail of the pthosers, whoa he „mew, die, a sharp me, who is there, even amongst our must fanatic tortes, member it ere VI 971 971 10
afiontin a usliorm temperature throughout the mad gave them in charts. that can regard the conduct pursued by the King of' 18 97f 961 VI 97 25
~eppi), erred. without iikvii,q4.-negpa. Owen Ma. Joanne
Mrwasq .Ice nce ODLELLDOI, ANDex. die ez. v. 1:1
oils from NI parts of England), postage nes. Joann Ism The package was hound almost filled with sew-disat, about NAPLES and the Cardinals of Rome, who have abro- m... 971 571 99:1 es 1
e-i vswa. um 3-I"- : sa•m___.__ll,/ u•nlamms &Go Tam GRAND AthertoN CANAL COMPANY tr. Delete.- ...1 quarter clan ounce of iiimmiue tobacco being spread on the gated every constitutional right, prosecuted or - 06 124
17 dm - 94 96 90
ite Riot= sad Samos * uun''''gw.• mem CAR wan LOAD CIIAMCILLOR an • Juno' or me ""'P' imprisoned every liberal *- who can see these
sad No. 1, Itewreareereet. Iheoldlobot Is Wells. OWN CAS' ? Lockenhy, 180 C, said the primers were well known to „.. 1,..-...... -. 9II - 96 06 100
and not be perfectly aware that demo- 19 shut - 96 96 40
,t NNW INN, es. rd. pm sealed kg. . the police, and if they, were remanded he had no doubt bat wler,
Is this esse the defendant, William Dynes, had -been take, tau" would a, bought against them. cracy may, nay must, be muter of those cone- co - 966,61 96 SO
.8 CANDLES. 7d. a posad.-• coondied to the Queen's Beach Prison by a writ of babes. Remanded ..v..rdiegly. tries at no distant day ? Does Austria progress in 50...... ........... - 66 66i An
PATENT CANDLES, all marked "Panne carpus, for Contempt of the Court of Chancery. se „ - 96 16 AO
Canaan or RoßlizitY.-Mary Levy, a handsome and the consolidation of her empire, or the King of
ilite wicks .... _ 7d. per poesL Sir F. Them er • lied on What of nthoner (or re sa 55
lecke ... t W., Ntle. time to file certain aflitairits.
app - the ---- ,-- fasitiosabiy-attired familes was shaded with •tealinit a gold PRUSSIA succeed in inspiring his own subjects and V „ - 96 !I 20
or 4 wicks Ili Mtn
• ....„..5.,„ tor the. me Attorney-General (with whom was Sir F. ii.. 141, p
- watch and appendages, vales 201., buleagiag te Mr. W. his brother Germans with confidence in Ins steadi- vs - 9 17
la the meat, apothems Of fortune. ge ;11 50
work eil-wS nem re re Iron re;re.'weetwo, opposed the application as being anumal in eada ot this ness, his royal wisdom, or his royal truth ? 161 -AZZINI •"""" .. " -
aphis ace. o The tor toad that, shoot one Vale& this morning,
proems a at -...- if - 96 16 SS
in wake eme, 4e. ed. per traUos.-at - ‘"'LLIAM deacript to..
he m• t th, defendant, and accompanied her to her Mcgiog, may not have been the wisest of men, nor KOSSUTH Jmamy 1 ... ., - 96 961 SI
1 ;mem end Benue). Si, Orfordetreet (wan et Sir F. Thesiger denied that it
.was unusual, and said
at 72, Princes-street, Leicesterdgeare. Before retiring Co the moat fortunate ; but compare them as governors, „ - 9i 9266 SO
-kg- x 4.1, nememmeeram.-Emmeard la woo- that until the nature of the &Blamed wen Mown, it was 5....„.... ...-. e - el 96 LI
e p'wed las at h upon the di table. A 8
hold organisers, as men of spirit and of principle with the 4 ........ ..........-.... ..... . - 97 •• not for his learned friend to contend that they warerest
h the
defendant% hwi.ke him, and saidgthe landlord had
war- o'clock monarchs and monarchic statesmen of the continent ; 5 - 97 96 it%
NITT. 18, B. ate•stireet-within, imidintoible. It wag mom cent to Put in allidkvit° to
eet „wee' puk. egkiu 41.4 rant &udge in issuing aia rat of habeas. Woes the writ col which of them is n av, ex. die. Iw.
ER. MOM Igive her tee mho, te pey it. Re mie be had not got
it in and there can be no q iestion sa to 7 ..... 94 94 orb oe 7c
wary. intor7. sad tbriwbbe wkw tkag'"we °I habeas issued then the at became spent' thuP bad his pocket. She km took his watch and chain oft the more entitled to respect and trust. S.. ..... -.. ...... ..- ..... 1171 97 971 97 21
shreanulactused Marfa and SUMS. width be I dose their dike, and the prisoner was at liberty, under car.• 97 974 97 97 X.,
table, and said she would detain it until be gave her the It must be a sense of this, a feeling of the utter
e equitol for elegime Rd:RP aid Valli...Wl' tau circumstances, to impeach the return by sit-wing en- ,, ,driree m the 301. ha
owed her. Me told her if worthlessness and incapacity of those who have re- ii 97 971 971 97 1‘
le workmanship. , trinsic 001 l I facts. For instance, a want of jurirdictiou Ise'"? in --
T with odoldh* to as entirely
.......„..„.•"' g""",_, .fia....- might be shown. This had been clea Iv laid down by lir she did Lot give it up he would go to the station, and an her mimed the reins of government in each state, and 113 97 97 vie 96 St
wind With". 'elorreST It . •"'""'"' -`l---". .4 • p •.. g ene r • .._ . stili refusing to give it up he gave her in charge. 14.......... ....... -- 97 961 57 96 St
ad en muck changed la fu eaten as sot to remain =We 111,110011 in 1,..Clarke.' Now, 111 Any pre-
In reply to Mr. Hingham, complaisant admitted that he who try to hold them-it isconsciousness a of their 13 -- el 961 Orri I SS. 2'
,reouience erearrilly experienced on wearing new seat ease, MASir F. Timmer) did not seek to Impeach_ the utter Incapacity, and faithlessness, and blindness, that Is ........... ......- ...... v f 96 - - It
kaew the defendant twelve months ago, when he supported
they Air .1 Aiotdol Wan, requiring no bWung t order of the Von-Chancellor tor committing Mr. Dimes for A
' which time he s• rat rum ts the ton. s of Ear eto calumniate those
her for four or live weeks, daring aw, I P P °P
It or become bard. and 'allot wet hot" teas 2117 a breach of sr injunction ; but what he propossd was, to e
upward+ ot 2001. upon her. I whom their soldiers have defeated, and to blacken THIS DAY.
show by affidavit, and by an 'atonic collateral tact, that a..
IT Like, dm. opportunity of retooling thanks to tile _Mr. soollhool tea, wader thew cheemweems he would the political character of rivals, wl o though •• Two O'CLocE. A
ma r tbrts 1. yIF .4 ou• port, sad further ..licit. the the Lird Coaccellor had a personal pecuniary interest in gethe dischar defendant if she gave up the watch. The de- • •
There has been a further decline in the ' f /A
0 lir ieti i,ITUTP, Irby% reel receive hi* beet seen- the leash of the suit in which he issued the writ of injune-experience, and having failed of success, stiil outshine price* 0 t,
madam gladly command, and was discharged.
-u. ..-..........5. ,iced iias beim numbed with rim- sad that thereiore he had no ioriedictioa in the ease. the none_ the servile_ and vindictive wretch.. whn home funds to-day, and the market is still weak, it

Two o'Ctocx.
There has been a further decline in the prices of
home funds to-day, and the market is still weak,
without any symptoms of improvement. Console
opened 1 blow the closing quotations of yesterday,
being firet called 961 to for money, and 961
to f for ace .nnt ; they then advanced ,
but this was not maintained; they were atter-
wards done at • 96, and lest at 961 for money, and at
961 and lest at 96: for account. They are at present
quoted 96 to ,1 for cash, and 961 to for the 14th
February. Tee hree per C mt. Reduced mark 961, t,
and 1. The New Torte-and-a-Quarter per Cents.
981. f, and last 981.
Exchequer Bills 58s. and 61e. premium. Bank
Stock 2071.
Foreign etecks are generally steady,though not dealt
lin to any considerable extent. Peruvian have ex-
perienced a fur her advance, having touched 661.
Business has been transacted in Russian at 107 and
108. The dealings include: Belgian Four-and-a-
l[alf per Cents., at 901. Brazlian, at 881. Buenos
Ayres, at 50. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at
53 and 1. Mexican, at 29 and 1. Peruvian Four
per Cent., 1849, at 661 and 1. Portuguese Converted,
at 351 and 96. Raven, at 107 and 8. Five per
Cent. Spanish Active Debt, at 191 and ; the Three
per Cents., at 37.

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No. 1,039.] .
- FRSON 8 of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either
, a out of trod s may REALISE a MODERATE INCOME
his-For full
re eigr '4 "1_.....ik1ea ei ..eitrotiorem= BMW INDIO. TEA t 66.61200 .
rega, r pri.....5." e
an .11, Orme tan flemelsont, Chip. ofil
chi
--IiTAIII sad Co., Merehaat Tailors aad !
hirok,.. re, oseed.euvet, sad at, Owlsmilltb-Sirls P"
hive ems *ram in •••••••••Asi that be the mess Da
swot 111,1 a Ave os ird the Mar end Mr saran 000707 es
, 0,4,114 in thy lilnrila• WI
JUVENIUI CZOTHING, • i
In rem noveltv .1
ale sad materlaL ba
ovERODATE
FROCK, DRF.M. gad RIDING COATS, of
Of wolf's interleaf and aunty. Also, TI
Gmt.e.watirs JACKETS, Pt
LOUNGING COATS, ...
Together with the meet easter* of hi
TROWSEILI and WA'S fOCI %TS,
et
sui posing:lnv farmer
RIDING HALOS UN rfrt'ams...l id
stiRVANTW LIVERIES, fu
At unpreeetnited prier. hi
Geer licrekin la a
noes DOWN OVILISCOArt,_ and eh
SEAL SIIN FUR PALE TOTS,
At • Suing of Katy Pee Oast. a
The atom Garments are inannfactured by I. RYAN and Ott. oa
Nicotine principles. which will insure the meet graced sod per-
*. fi4 whir the peter will be lord tall 40 par cent. leer Lao ct
pr, be carved by re other Eit•Wiehred. ..
useer.e.-1.. MAIN lad Co, Merriat Tailors, Clears. Nani ::
sed nolitery Trees, Osamu as lads eed Chins, SiS.Graselorals. r
gun, mad 116, Oslwareet. trios :1
lit" TEA-PLANT" TEA-POT, se used from II
Imbe ellehersegy ornamented rid' Me bra gad ger et Is
hes Jan bees edited le than prier made alder the or
• rah her arta the bal ar peradialor
• aboard Perim*. Woo *Mr dli=.oe ineall .h....
N
ors, no We
VMS..
tram Oar sr to Awn bine bi
~etropisted or • Erre waft of liker. Peri Me._ __ d di
Corps purrs sea mid ribs set sempbei ----id 10
Mabee Es. o. de. ..- ... II 17 0 a
grairrwial de. Es do.
Baceleath reared die. do. -.- •l7 0 ~
fotto Is Oda de. die. .....
LouiaLhaternagglamds Es.
N.R. Indio% Mk Ilan; *Mb POll4 Mia rib. of the College pet. b
fetieimp" 4b. sea; ablesper Me. rah, of Le MI 0 sets a
any nibs article slab la the sere properties Eagrovlnp eon
CI rt:r..i,. 1.. lIVRTON Deb Mimeo sat 'Saban), SE Orr. al
ire. std 1. Nesonanotreet (row al Noormosotroot).-lotoblinheel
jo Wel**treet. Mb. C''
THE APPROVED STOVER—The p
demand for the CHUNK end TEMA STOVES (separately
*LIU o,stiaidolt used. sad ambers hubs been end
rarierwdsea in au, upward. of 13,000), thergh the werenese of
pwl.. isbo hem bad exp. rieoce of Leo pro.ratermy reit=
oft, a ARRAY ft. BURTUN bas meowed mailenee M
eriony, end arts Durbin the MA
lig pen: their elemlin
I 'et maxi ia the bed.
re yens they lam bees we-
ft. „, iliebrolil. affording • uniform temperature throatier the
a .uppty of fuel, without attenthaL-Perties
day and all"..- see f 511 peen of Fagland), prop Ores
Ir. •ith .
t warmish
Ana • nun
Yens Irma Its; Mom fell wallower dris 1
Chub. 'o'ad ' am Bartok " oneed.sweet.
we
Late Ri
" I e.eeek- *l"mbenmasetreet. seeessehed is was-
it Newarnmee. sad No. I.
✓fte. is,x-royee'v retest Feet, to SLIM sIdWIS tars.
- -
1)A LM II R'S CANDLES. Td. a petted.-• e
A rAufEr.4 PATENT CANDLES, ell marked "Preis
a i
eing:c or ilmbte wicks ..... _ 7d. per pound.
V... Oar, S Irclu ,,, ?W. Has I
giL etas
Al-, the tar bock of I,OOP. ta the tdaMme mitslto 11l Olga
(...,..2 ~• be camper en, eil), nom Ss. to 100..-dimali,_. Vial :
14,131 rowers in molest ere, Y. 3d. per dafoltio.d...inalfi
el
,
F. i i'llliirt6 3•10 dlgan sad Mirtush 311. %dammed L _
Nreinsi....autt, sad Ma I. 111•11111ai.aff•at.- Wets. 1
so,-t ..... OM i
_._ ...
JOTS SIMNITI'. 18, Behopegate-street-within, II
Bin 'TWINER, Mora Jest Manor fromsol
rare id. te ti: ,
era‘l'u of
the
°AMY. "WY' 'ad
the
VIZ UtillltE4 whir her li
r ..,..• As ded Lahr inaulactieed BOOTS
cld tut ..net be roiled for earn el air mad Vary. uses ,
t ne.l with .nrerre workinewhip.
JOIN SINNITY all, rennin to &X entirely 11,11 prose's lalathe
rawer dremelted leather. whereby it I wilsitiedids
tlat.i...otifillhl !
eon sot phase,phase,sad Ito muds changed in fu elan es
dd.
Lat pia r.d arinumeace grerdly experient on b .
ade;
bon. And ram;Pie! ton .1 Soitilid poloh, rep ring no
they do not oat Of become bard, and resist wet better than nay
etre irks
sows *Runt take• thin' opportunity of returning thanks to his !
eineenine rune I.r Ilea lied support, and further ...lint. the :
el their tu".-e favour., when shall receive his be.t atten-
tion. 1.1 sir sells attars to Le trot his being suppiked with
the dieliont Mau diren Ova the brags ismilictaftra.
SE Lew err Mr•fallf 10 Oil tat be J. 11. oboe% ,
CLOSE OF HOLIDAYS.—New to the sees:.n
of ronal fretibb le rent to terminate, and the respective •
boarding wends rebored by the buoy trate el patent sepirante,
their per.onal ours end rotraction become naturally an object of
art .01 rare with the friers and relatives. Now it is that
leinaL %Nies' SIACAsSAR 014 11l at 'errs last the gnerth anq for
inproene and bertifelar tbe her. NOWLANDIF EALYLM. for
!minima the .ten aid repinien. end resnowleg eaters= erup-
t ~,,,, ~,pi ftOWLANEtt• I ILIV•TO. ter beredittos the teeth sad
1 v., , ing Legume, moit be univerelly initriered ladleperable.
se ....re id sperm nettaisans me soy pewee of sier hens
tie used "Rowlaadd " P that et the err on the
amp., .1 rd. toil by ter at a 1 Eireastagerea. Lambs mad
he colour• sad ggrleiMeis.
MORTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS ars cot-
il ortly recommended a a ample hat certain remedy, to ell
irfo•tst.t :ran ledigeetivi Kick Ilealie, Blio,a. end Li.er Or-
' I .nit., Heartburn, and Acidity of the stomach. Depees.ed Spirits,
I ...m. to,i .aep, violent Pipitatioes Smarr, grub Debility, Cr
inner.. AC They set as a powerful time and gen* aperient: are
1 a d a their operation, sr under any eireumeteres and Lama&
of Tomb Cat now boo te.timmy to the beneeto to be derived tram
ti..:r re. SA in burger b. lid., le. 94.. or Ile. each, la every
wee to the reeler.
0 OW I lON.-at sun to Mt Ile learath PHe. W de net be me-
S b ..dell te percher as Wades.
IT is • feet bared dispute that wet of the diseases
~:x which the Muse race are eillie as are the result of a dleor-
o- ! -reef the blood. To remedy Lb, the oricerionsi use of PARR'S
1 1.-I. PILLS bard be Ind re our to, and Mehra prevented as
p .. „a- cured. la their opeatire they go direct to the disease. After
• y : :...•• tabs six se twelve pills you will experience their effect;
le , ...eves epos you will become Ime and I. se be every dose you take ;
lb . .: met will penevere in regularly taking from three to ea pills
a e. ry day, year dame will speedily he eattiele removed free the
is ,-•-. m. Nor are grains arse therewe "PARR'S LIFE PILLS"
IS 1.!• .n white letterer' red ground, on the government stamp, vested
me r nal . es lire; nos the re abide at the signature of the proprietors,
ir " .. ludskirts end Co., Creae.esert, Fleet.street. London: au the
a ....,.:••as. sold ia Ooze. at 1.. ltd., 2-. til., sad family
1 ... ob. by all respectable meineire venders tireagliciat rZirl ad!
t
No
a 1.. d.n aver see gives with each his.-riell by sit itherre.
C - -
fIIIRISTIAS PASTIME. The FAMILY
kd 113. ND be JANUARY eerie • Prbie Wens hr tits
ors ant correct ernicse of which Le Editor elfin brat prime-
t.r.:,. es..l Orli ; mond, a landennie Set of Bore ; this; smother
P :at he.... The time number retains the mire rd weed. of •
M• Nee - i c Jul Chorus, by Alex.n..er Lae, Esq., " There's a Power
er r. cry :, r .be Sword." Also, a Mare Pure, loaded era the
al .-•••,ea on tbe weli.bera blue pd.te, of Ibis willow parry end ems
......, r s eimou. lab-rant and oracle for lover,. Alio, Pro-
t .1....i..1 (mama, Ur the celebrated Herr Hermits -a metal y-
ne 1.1.,•,1..e..tie for Housewaire apes the Food and Cookery of the
N ..•.:...:a eve engraving rhombi the various joints in 511161.10-
NaLllwr tit.. Tr., ratchets, Papers open brace, Poetry, Etiquette
i...: I. ol.browting, Natural Mira of the Moak M. he. And, in
i . %ten:, tic- masa of literature, mesa, In., a tratitul steel pl ite.
is - Irwin 1.ri.,:y," obleh would do credit to • rush War natty work.
MP T Minna .1 Le " Ripen." may obtain thb wondestal aroma-
s:o • r.h by applying to any bookseller.
mid
sr WoRES BY P. F. MULLET,
wet Prober of Freer Is University Coleys, Leedom.
re I ERLE 113 FRENCH GRAMMAR. New Edi-
ct'l r. a. Ihno, S.M. bound.
arli ral.l.l's LI. TRAIDUCTEUR. taleetione tom the best French
a& WTI PI, will Explanatoey Note., a didactics of Idioms Tables,
hdr. w. New P. Kali, than, SR. U. bound.
.tat. I's lilt TIONARY of IMFFICULTIF.S, or Appendix to the
I read lirammer. nerd Edith" 12nio, In. bound.
311.hLt.TS s MAILS him t KENCII WRITER. fa Freud, and
tra.i.h Intuit far ; with a Gr.amatical letntldrMfs end Notes.
Item use Traduetear.) limn. 7...
Leer.: Ti. Ice, Walter, aad Moberly, hi, Hipper Merseentete
i the std 2:, Ivyasne, PaterneterwoW.
mare .
________ . __
Es iituicitlsors.xt OF KENSINGTON.-THIS DAY.
dab. -A. slummed smatiall of the parishiogen of Kensington
DR.. Wm held this day, in the vestry, in reference to the serr-
ate,. eldenneet of that sad the Herr 'eluding parishes, Captain
Hood, KN., in the chair. A resolution, mcomme tiding
N. A. united action among the parties concord in the movement,
MC., teas carried, together with one resolving on the dia.
tribution of printed I.l4eulan to ell anthem of parliament.
nquestier co-operetion, thanks were voted to the chairman,
ttera aul lb" Omar • permed,
COW EXTENI.IIII CON} LAGRATIONS AT BLACKHEATH
NI. xi, •
en • LA gig._Tali morning, shortly before 3 o'clock, a
tut i,, a
~ • 'or, dweetrous ch^r tette broke out in the Premises
o•titii A to Mr. Hope, a boi.t and shoe maker, of Tranquil.
lines ?Mo. klaciitteath, Kent. The dries were last discovered
• -11. e. of the pediee mastabl. s at the It division, who list no
s. Ltz, inmou,iag the includes That having been
ider fif
MOM .„. semi/ flthed, the midget., at great personal risk,
k•• •'d t, effect a bete revrmt, but they were sub's to
ki* ul article of w. .ring apparel, aid were compelled to
a fa ..to :he street in their night clothes. la a very short
P...r,,1 the k :Oh engine reached the sew, but so fearfully
,i
..r. . ! London
War. wits that it wee doomed advisable to
E. ,' lull further aid; sad when the salines or.
L.7.1:01 sitt..l. of Hr. Woe's teeniest were in a general
cw ;0 i the Names bad extended Into those of Mr. K•d-
-wwwl4
Cue 1, 0 butcher, end were attecitiog • Methodist chapel
alter is t
,7 st• Albania pl. my of water was procured, the
meowed •••. tusk' met be cooquered until Mr. Hope's pre.
t..., ~,
. te loused down, the chapel et the beck some what
,J. /Wl' 'le I. dm property of Mr. Hunter, pain•er and ell.-
'
4,.... , salbolvely damaged, and the house of Mr. Red-
41.1Wite ta7,4,e,.* ,b°4'.ol•l:, partially deetried. The total loss is very
lefore the engines had retuned from GM above
swerdir l' . outer Woke neat No 31, Hatfield st., clachfriars-road,
i, trial, ea.:: 4jr. tb Mr Francis, a lucifer•match maker. The ais...,
,r.o. „,„ --,,, Wm,. d, ever. raging in the Weer part of the pre-
,' Be. 46 1.,..,!_a* P bee us tte bowt having ender the inmates (3
b, -ri they attempted to reaps, bet 59 lieraely did the
* 01 le 5,,,,,, . the they were onsble to pet out. Or of the
i ~.. ,ostrires of IS. L dieleime hiving brakes isto the
LL.,,,,,drde sassed the Hews eff the threelartes.
.......4.11
ntai ;Nu.s els.,, and the fir• was eseseed se the
14 libKh al originated bet ail eMbsehlied MU
111/ ewe ~,,,,17, destroyed
i