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The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-06

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

The ATTORNEY:(7l)iiiiii.,l72riiiTio sir W. Moles-
worth, stated that under the act 10 Oeo. IV., e. 2, powers
were conferred upon the Queen and privy reancil to levy
tares in South Australia. On the hon. baronet panning his
isterroptories, *be Attomey-G,neral declined to make any
farther reply, except to questions categorioally pat to ham
in writing, sad with dee notice.
London, England, 1850-03-06

raireumENTS.

Rey. A. G. Edonut, to St. Michael P.C., BurleigLatreet,
Strand, London; patron, the Rector of St. Martin's in•the-
fields. . .

Rev. IL W. Marychurch, to St. Paul P.C.. Blackburn,
Lancashire ; value 1.501., with residence; patron, Vicar of
Blackburn.
ltcv. W. T. I'. Meade-Hine, to Norton, juxla Twyerom
R., Loicestenhire ; value 2731., with residoice ; patron,
Lord Chancellor.
Bev. 8. 11. Unveil', to be Superintendent of the Church
Mi.sionaries' Children's Home, 'dirt:ton.

Rev. W. J. Whamly, to Rig; li., l otkshiro ; value .1301.,
with residence ; pa ran, Lord Chancellor.
Rey H. W. Yeoman, to Monkton Moor 11., Yorlahim;
vain- 7011,, with resid, ace; patron, Lord Chancellor.
Rey. 11. D. Sewell; to Headoorn V., Kent, dio. Cant.;
value 2911., with residence; patron, Archbishop of Canter-
bury.
Rev. H. Lindsay, to Idehill P. C., Kent value 1321., with
resideuci; patron, Rector of Sundrlage.
London, England, 1850-03-06

THE POST-OFFICE.

Mr. WILLIAMS hailed else to nth the right hon- gee
Wean the Seeretary to the Yrimeary • question. Her
Majesty's government, I. the year 1848, having appointed
is auditor in the City to wait the accounts of the Money-
order OSee of the Pust-cffice, that gentleman had been
engaged for a pert Hi of four months in making the naves-
nary investigation, and at length he submitted a plan, in
which he advised a reduction of the number of duke la the
Dial from 212 to 130. He wished to know what had been
done respecting th et plan—whether it had been placed he-
fore two diantereeted parties, or before the official authorities
of the Post-effice ?
11r. HAYTER said he had no information on the first
psi of the question. With reference to the second part of
It, namely, whe.her the Post-Ake had been indonedto adopt
the plan of sawed improvements suggested by the person
referred to, he (Mr. Raptor) would Teter to a litter which
had been written bythe direction of the Postmaster-General
to his hon. friend (31r. Williams) last August, In that letter
It was stated that the Postatester-G-neral, alter • careful ex-
amination of the plea, was of opinion that it was decidedly
inferior to the one sow in operation, it being deficient in
providieg against fraud, and it being also imposabh to work
It without a very mach larger number of hands than was
suggested. Hs (Mr. Haver) hoped the house wouldooneider
that the Postmaster acted correctly in not adopting a plan
which had nothing to recommend it, but a diminution of
oseority against fraud and an increase of expanse. (Hsu,
hoar)
London, England, 1850-03-06

The returns from the following places did not reach this
office in time for publication :yeoterdny ; they therefore
indicate the state of the weather on Monday morning at
nine o'clock.

Suturitax I N.
Tow" N.W.
Wain? i N.
WNITMIATSJI
N.W.
DuNuux
London, England, 1850-03-06

PUBLIC SALES.

Milano s.—By Mr. JONES, at Garraway's, freehold pre-
niiats, 35, Throgmorton-street, Cat y, let • n leas Cluist-
-01. neat at 1201. per annum for 4,40,.
By Mr. CHAMBERS, at tl e Mart, tile int, rest of 791, la"
annum, payable weekly during a life nuw 2R, sector.
2,8001. Three per Cents., subject to a h guy duty ; ah,
policy for 9991. upon the same life, annual premium
231. Os. 1041.—eold for 8701.
Freehold house, 411, Itstclifhhighway, of the estimated
annual value of 351.—501 d for 4351.
Two freehold houses, White's-row, Spita!fieids, let for ?Al.
per annum, lees taxes—eold for 2781. ss.
Freehold house, Dorset-street, Spitalfieldt, let hir 111,
lees taxes—vold for 1371. 11e.
Mews. TOPPIN, HURPORD, and Co., at the Mart, the
life interest of an insure.nt aged 38 yeah, in the sum r 4
1,0001. Throe per Cents , suhj'ct to the a serene of a pow,"
of advancement in favour of insolvent's child, aged 5 fears_
sold for 1451.
Life interest of the same insolvent, provided he survives a
person 62, in the moneys to arise from a oupyhold measua,ca
at Merton, Surrey, let for 721. par ann., end subject to same
liabilities as the preceding—sold for 51,

SHIPPING INTELLIGEA-C

Men ow

, Oa "d►iaMv gamma," sal "1.1.441
London, England, 1850-03-06

MUSIC.

MEYERBEER'i " PROPH ET " IN VI EN NA.—Great
preparations were made in Vienna for the performance
of this opera on the 28th of February. Loormous sums
were offered fur seats and bane., which were all be-
spoken beforehand. The general rehearsal took place on the
26th ult. It is rumoured that the re preaentution of the
" Prophet " was nearly prevented by the interfcrenceof a per-
SOW (who the person is the newspapers do not sat) in an ele-
vated position desiring the emission of the most important
situation to the opera, where Files falls on her knees before
her eon in the cathedral. Sleyerbeer, however, replied that
if this demand were insisted on, he would at once (Ay all the
expenses of preparation, and withdraw the pets. This
reply resulted in the withdrawal of the objection.

DRAMA.

STRAND THEATRE.

A dramatic version of the of Wakefield"
was produced here on Monday evening with complete suc-
cess. The work of adaptation has been sone by Mr. Tom
Taylor, who has performed his task with much ability,
adhering as closely as possible to the language of Goldsmith,
and supplying all that was required to render the story effec-
tive as a &lima. The piece is in three lets, each act conclud.
ing with a well develop.d " situation" &thing out of the in
cidenta in the origiealatory. The action progresses somewhat
heavi'y, owing to a superabundance of dialogue, but this is
a detect which may be easily remedied. The
simple-hearted vicar is payed by Mr. Furth, and
the character being peculiarly adapted to his genial style of
acting, the nsult is admirable; indeed the actor realises the
true spirit of the author, and Nothing more laudatory could
be said. Mrs. Glover's Mrs. l'rinarose was also a most life-
like performance, and it formed a very effective contrast to
the character of her husband. Pliria was played by Mrs.
Stirling with much true pathos, and a delicacy of sentiment
which placed the book itself molt vividly before us. Mr.
Mr. Farren, jun , was the Moses, Mr. Leigh Murray the Mr.
Burchell, and each proved himself to be intimately ac-
quainted with the " internal workicgs " of the character
he represented. On the whole, the piece was extremely
well played, and was most effectively put upit the stage.
London, England, 1850-03-06

Zig Court.

The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the
Prince M Wales, Prince Alfred. the Princess Royal, the
Princess Alice, the Prince's Helena, and the Pitmans
Louisa, left Windsor Castle at three o'clock yesterday after-
noon for town. The royal suite consisted of the Count's" of
Mount Ederecumbe, Lord Byrom, Lord Alfred Paget, Cal.
Bouverie, and Mr. Birch. The august party proceeded to
the 'niece of the South Western Railway, where a guard of
honour (composed of the Scots Fusilier Guards) was en
duty. A special train conveyed the royal party to Rich-
mond, where her Majesty and Prince Albert with the Prince
of Wales, attended by cue Countess of Mount Efgecumbe,
Lord Alfred Paget, and Colonel Bouverie, a ightact, the rat
of the royal family and suite proceeding to London.
The Queen and Prince Albert visited the Count and
Countess de Neuilly at the Star and Garter in Richmond,
and afterwards travelled to town in a carriage and four,
arriving at 20 minutes put five o'clock at Bu.kinahani
Palace, where her Majesty and his loyal Highness were
received by the Dowager Lady Lyttelton, Hon. Eleanor
Stanley, Hoe. Elizabeth Lennox, the Marquis of Breads]
bane, the Duke of Norfolk, Lord Edward Howard, Lord
Byron, Lord George Lennox, Captain the Hen. Joseph
Denman, Sir Edward Bowater, and Capt. Francis Seymour.

A deputation from the General Shipowners' Society
had an interview with the Right. Hon. H. Labouchere
yesterday, at the office of the Brad of Trade, on the
subject of the Mercantile Marine Bill. The deputation
consisted of Mr. George F. Young (chairman). Mr. William
Tiedell (deputy chairman), Mr. William Phillip" Mr.
W. C. Harnett, Mr. Robert Barry, Mr. Nathaniel Gould,
Ciptain Shepherd, Mr. Anthony Ridley, and Mr. William
Boner (ircrotary).
The Finance Committee of the Commission for the
Exhibition of 1851 met yesterday at the Board of Trade.
There were present, Earl Granville, Lord Overatone, Sir
Alexander Spearman, ant! Colonel Reid, R.E.
The
.

for inquiring. into Smithfield-
market, and =whets in the City of London (or the sale of
meet, met yesterday at the Home Ofhce. Them were pre-
sent, Mr. George Cornewali Lewis, fiir James Duke, Sir
Harry Verney, Mr. William Mile., M.P., Professor Richard
Owen, Hon. Frederick Ryas, and Mr. John Wood.

(Front last night's Gazette.)
CROWS-OFFICE, MARCH s.—Member returned to
serve in this present Parliament for the City of Canterbury
—F. &mil Esq., in the rocm of Lord Albert Denison
Denison, who hes accepted the office of Steward of her Ma-
jesty's Catltem Hundreds.

COURT OF SEWERS OF THE CITY.

Yesterday a court WU held. Mr. Deputy PEACOCK
is the chair.
London, England, 1850-03-06

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

8 VOA& —Toe only public sale brought forward to•day was
one of 1,500 box,, of yellow Havannah; the sound was
bought in •, the damaged, about 700 boxes, sold from
375. 6d. to 41e. 6d., duty paid, which did not alter gtneral
quotations. Tee refined market remains firm.
MOLASSZS.—The large public sale of 620 puncheons of
Barbsdoea was withdrawn, at 17s.
Correa.—Thie article continues dull; the small public
sale of plantation Ca)lon was chiefly withdrawn. Good or-
dinary native C. ylon is quoted firm, at 59e. to 605., but no
sales reported. _ .

BALTPETEZ.-500 bags were offered in public sale, and
chiefly bought in, refraction 21, 28s. 61.
CASSIA LIONcA.-300 chests were offered in public sale,
and nearly all bought in, from 51. ss. to 61. 7s. 6d.
Rote. The declaration of a government contract for
100,000 gallons has not yet influenced the market.
GiNosa.-1,000 pockets of common Bengal sold in bond
at 20s. to 20a. 6.1. _

TeL remain. steady. Many holders refuse to sell until
after the 15th inst., the day of the budget.
In other articles no material alteration.
Duty paid on sugar to last week in London, Liverpool, cwt.
Bristol, 114 and the Clyde 830.26
To the same period last year 970,923

Dusnise. 131.03
am= rano ON TI II 1660 TO LAST MOIL lbs.
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TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT.

The market is steady, and prices are well supported.
The quotations are :—Petersburg Y.C. on the /pot, 36e. 93.;
March delivery, 369. 6d., buyers; October to December,
MIL to ags. 3d.

COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Huddle's West Hartley, 15s. ; Carr's Hartley, ; Hut-
ing's Hartley, 141. 9d.; Eden Main, 16s. ; Walla End
Hetton, 171. 6d; Walls End Lantbton, 17s. W.; Walls
End Tees, 17s. 6d.—Skipl at market, 379.

MARK-LANE -THIS DAT.

There wee no alteration in the value of any article of our
trade, and Monday's quotations may remain unaltered.
The few parcels of English Wheat fresh up for this
morning's market were not placed without some difficulty
at that day's rates.
Barley sold slowly, at former prices. Notwithstanding con-
tinued short arrivals of Oats the dealers successfully resist
the payment of even the slightest advance. Beans and Peas
dull sale, without alteration in prices.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 4th MARCEL TO 6th
Qra. English. Sena. Irish. Foreign.
Whew io2u 2430
Barley I 2240
Oats 2110 I
Flour, 3,829 sacks ;

BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market
continues about the same u forsome time put, with a better
demand for yearling and old Hops.

YORK, MarcA 6.

STOCi ElCKANoll.—Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and
Midland, IGs. 3d. ; Midland, 39; North Western, ; York, New
castle. and Berwick, H.
London, England, 1850-03-06

CLERICAL.

ORDINATION.—The Bishop of Chester intends to hold his
next ordination at Chester on Trinity Sunday, Ally 26,
candidates for which are to send in their p..pers on or before
May the Ist.
NEW CHURCHEC—On Thursday les• the loundation
stone of a proposed district church, at Hucclecote, about
three miles from Gloucester, near the high road leading from
Gloucester to Cirencester, was laid with all due form and
ceremony, by the Rev. T. M. Browne, Rural Dean of Glom-
cester.—A small church has been erected at Mcnktoa Wyld,
ore of the outlying hamlets of the extensive parish of Whit-
church Canonicorum, Lear Bridporr, which wail shortly be
consecrated by the Bishop of Salisbury.
London, England, 1850-03-06

M ARKETS

COTTON.—Livetteo ktancrt s.—The market martian!.
dull, but steady. 2,000 bales were tuld to-day, ineludibg 340 taken
for export.

MAnCIIRSTRR, MARCH 6 —The news by the steamer
tram the United Mtatee, so far from Inducing more businee, has had
a depreming influence= the yarn and eloth market.. Buyer. look
for • further reduction darks, and as manufacturers can only con-
cede at • great am elate, there has been great difficulty to effect asks.
The amount of business is very light Tbe decline upon goods to the
prevent time, from the Menet point, has been—on 1 power mom
printers and mailapollents, from lid. to 3d. per pies; and on 32 to
3.. inch Minium.. 3d. to 14d. On Jocconets, Jeannie% and T cloth.
there is also a alight decline. In yarns both mu:c and water twist
may be bought about Id. per lb. cheaper than a month ago.

WOOL —HUDDISUIPIRLD, Much s.—The high prices
paid at the List London sales prevents the clothiers acting with any
degree of epirit. In fact, the priers paid has given a check to the
trade for the moment, and manutscturers seem determinist Or act
with the greatest caution.

LITIKPOOL, March 4. The attention of the trade
being occupied with poetic rates in London, has tended to curtail
the amount of business here since our loot report the mat Mt has,
however, continued to wear a non aspect, and prices of all foreign
descriptions have bees fully supported. At our put& sales of let
instant, which mushiest ul 414 bides Australian, 71 bales Spaniels, 294
bales Buenos Ayres 1,174 bales Euet India, 472 hales Tar, Egyp-
tian, Myrna, te., 793 ham sundries—total, 3,621 halm—the attend-
ance of buyers was very nuniiruue, and the greater p.rtioa wee oho
paasd of at very sadasetory prices. The Australian did sot consist of
a very choice arrortment, but cold briskly at rem fully supporting the
late advance is London. For Spanish the competition was not co
spirited, and not realising owners' expectath no, a portion was with-
drawn. Buenos Ayres commanded great attention, particularly the
9nrr muddies, and rather higher rates were obtained for these de-
scriphons. Vest India, as usual, was in much favour, and the greeter
part sold readily at full quo aims. Egyptian, Turkey, Sturm, &c.,
realised about runner poem but a parcel of mohair of very good
quality (-old to clone an account) did not reach within Id. per lb. of
previous current nate. The late import of rerui ha, consisting of
ordinary maned niece, sold on arrival at extreme quotations. The
sales of Alpaca are to a moderate extent, without change in price.
Spanish frontier and Lisbon much inquired for, tut no stocks. Oporto
without alteration. Donskot held arm at the quututioes, and stocks
very light.

WOOLLEN.—Lizhe, MARCH s.—The market baa been
rather lid and Inactive today ; oonaiderably leas buune4 has Leen
done thaw what has lately been en average one.

MANUFACTURES.—Huumumizth, Much s.—Ma-
nufacturen cannot supply tke demand for low gouda, for our /lull
has again been swept out of any low flinch* which have been brought
la atom our last report.
London, England, 1850-03-06

THE ST. PATRICK'S FIIND.

Colonel CHATTERTON begged to ask the right hon.
gentleman. the Secretary at Wort, if a fund, cat d the 81.
Patrick's Fund, in the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, had
been arranged ; and if ao, if he had any orjection to lay e•
the table the of that arrangement, and bow the
aim of 3, and upwards, belonging to that fund, had
been divided sod disposed of ?
Mr. F. MAULS said that, with reference to this and
other funds in art-in regiments of the line, the house would
recollect that an set of parliament had been passed last
year, appointing a e- =minion, consisting of the Secre•
Lary at War, the Secretary of the Treasury, and the
Secretary of the exiimandtirin chief, to examine into the
nature of thou funds, into their amount, and to settle in an
equitable manner the way in which they should be distrl-
listed monied that presently entitled to their advantage.
That sommirsion bad lately met; they had revised the
varietal hinds of the benefit societies, end, among the r. at,
the fend belonging to the 4th Royal Irish DIII7OOII Guards.
They had maimed the mode of d• 'bating all those funds
equitably among those entitled to claimanythiag from them,
and as soon their report should have been adjusted. and
pat is lona, they would have no objection to lay it on the
table of the heuse, whereby the public would know the
mode is which it was proposed to distribute
eons benefit fetich. He might add that, from the
mare of the act of parliament, and the instructions
from the eommaadexin-chiet, nubentflt soeiety of any kind
would be permitted to exist in fetus in any regiment of the
lice. (Hear, hear.)
London, England, 1850-03-06

MANCHESTE , Mar S.

SToox-Rxourates.—Pries. were firm, with s slight un-
orewent, and there was a large amount of Waimea, prineigeny is
're and Yorkshire and London and tiwth Wester's stocks
London and North Western shares were done at 104, and Lawashire
and Yorkshire 1001. stock at 47g 47.
London, England, 1850-12-20

MARK-LATHE.-THIS DAY.

There was no situation in the value of either English or
foreign Wheat this morning. The few sample of the former
on sale were disposed of at htoodsy's quotations, and there
was a retail demand for the latter at previous prices. Flour
dull, bat not °beeper.
Barley of choice malting quality maintained its value, but
the surooduy sorts were neat to unsaleable, and much of
the English supply was undispomd of at a lam hour.
Notwitattanctirg the shortness of the arrival of Oats, the
dealen effectually resisted any advance.
Beans and Peas unchanged in value.
London, England, 1850-12-20

SPAIN.

lIADRID, Dsc. 14.
The Chamber of Doputiss held* sitting this after-
noon, in which the sew Finance Minister presented
the estimates. According to his esletlstions, the
ordinary expenditure I to be retretohed down to the
sum of 1,046,000,000 teals. Fos the payment of this
sum, the ordinary receipts will not onlyeace, bat there
will be a tapirs of. 41 millions of•reals. The extra-
ordinary adulates amount to the sum of 210,000,000,
The 'sinister said that =hoped, by introducing More
order into tide paella armeee, to be able to apply not
°air= 41 !Idiom of maim tothe =putt of these
asthma= het, by fee= of the peat inertia in the
Duelmet-hotete ramp* .toightinolher onsiderablol
sea to that acet. The Asst. wash had ar.
deed it.lieresktui loads, Widest to sea spin, on
account of the weather lffacbssome =favourable
and the insecurity of llama'. Vide sudden depart,:
had mash dipappantml the igkehltants, who
made grist preparations to mare the alters with
grand ball at the Liao, and other festivities. The
offiome of the fleet had invited a amber of gentle:tea
to breakfast ma board their reepeative *hips.
London, England, 1850-12-20

ITALY.

NAPLES.' •
Oar serrespeadaak writing him Naples on the 12th
Met, says that the anxiety' of titeNeepolitan cabinet,
the ping sad coming of Austria* couriers, and the
meverneuts of the army durieg the few days previe'
to the above date, clearly Minuted the inetaldity of
things in the Italian palisade whilst Germany re-
mise ummittled. The King having, it we. said re-
leataatly, agreed te support. Asetrian inflame in
Italy, an Moreau of 18,000 raw in the and
4,000 in the navy, we. to be aided. A
had masa in oeurquenes of a proposition on the
put of France that, in sue Moons and Bologna
should at may time be evacuated by the Aat
French huge should supply their place. It eaurialZ
that lba
inmsaee eLeNeuriraiTenwit:l oan ria,kllobell tha
enpposh—imuld elan with a deficit of 44 millions of
daub.
• Tile slitstrials were proceeding; the mown Layer
duaanded a pentium of 30 years 4 the salloyi
the ex-Minister, and that six of the amused shoal!
be asadmaned to death. The decision of the ladya
wadi be known in a few dam Fives, 1011
London, England, 1850-12-20

PUBLIC SALES.

Deo. 19.—8 y Mr. Parc., at Oarrawey's, four leasehold
tamnages, Hatfield-street, Hymen-street, let for 1041. per
annum, less taxes, held for 97 years at 241.—501 d for 4851.
The undivided moiety of two houses, Hertford-street, let
for 331. 184., less tans, held for 37 years, at 41. 12c-1001.
Two freehold cottages, Brent-street, Hendon, let for 271.
per annum-1601.
The lease of business premises, No. 8, Wellington-street
North, Strand, held for 21 years from 1833 at 1641. per
annum-601.
London, England, 1850-12-20

COYMERCIAL

--
Toni, Dar. 7.
Since the Franklin's departure the sales of cotton have
been 700 bales; primoiteady. Holders were In.. disposed to
offer supplies, and Mayen appeared willing to improve their
biddinge. The unfavourable weather and absence of the
Asia's accounts also Improved the tone of the market. Teens-
actions in cotton and State Roue limited and tone demand.
New Orleans amounts of the sth ins'. quote cotton quiet.
Inon.—Some small lots of Scotch pig have been disposed
of at 19 dolt 75c.
The market for BREADSTUITO is quiet, and prima are not
charged.
The demand for NOM b fair, at full mtee, with a good
supply. The maples available funds with private capittifete
are abundant, though the banks are less accommodating.
Foreign exchanges are somewhat higher. Trade in general
'Et were few transactions in exchanges : on London, at
110 to 1101; ea Paris there was a mall business doing at
5.20; on Hamburg, if.i111;„ on Bremen, 791, 80.
Freights raisin*

MALTA, Dam 12.
,
Recent letien Own Athens announce that a party
of American laditleolisefrona of being presented to the
Queen, the U.P2 Newel,lL Diomatari, *ought as in-
terview with M. Cletus, Minima of the palace, by
whomhe was directed to address a note from his office,
stating the wish and the names of the parties desirous
of being presented. This was done, and an hour
fixed for the interview, the consul being invited to
present the gentlemen, whilst court etiquette required
the ladies should be introduced by the grand waitrons.
This was of mune satisfactory, but just as the party
was ready to depart, an tinder-servant from
the palate appeared at the consulate, bring-
ing a !menage ftom the marshal to the effect, that the
American party would be received wording to ap-
pointment, but that the consul was not to accompany
than. This menage was delivered to the Americans
as they were stepping into their carriage. A moment
sufficed for determination—the carriage was dis-
charged, court dresses east aside and her Majesty of
Greece was left to the undistarbid enjoyment of her
own state chamber for that evening.
_

Llsr k the evoking • utemenier arrived from the
paha Meliacalre at the etinsulate why the American
peAj had preesated thmaselves, and stating that
9w ~~eellwalted,nearly an hour for them but
the abets the mama prevented an answer being
given. The aszt•day N. Diomatari addressed a note
to the mineind, stating the reason why the Americans
Watt plimented themselves. It wee impossible for
thm• t• tire done so, in the taco of soak an insult
And to their representative.
London, England, 1850-10-12

espadr*, mrski wimp Is firmly Mettle Mat two restpritt
Camg• eladealai The gentlemen sr
their aterstrhatisa to the impressios that
they lad • Mire *lit ht eiliks kis gram as deter-
leases* iseisted ups their rehired's I ad in order to show
ben to g• tr, he trefrpose, resseded to sutler me of
, and drag hire heekwards. Nefstaisee was made, sad
Me tett began. We are net aware on which eids the
frbmetal of Mam was shows; w shows ; but the mill, if
istrey borrow • phew from the ries. which has
Mw berg heswased by the minim of the duke,
mist keve hem • pretty stIN me. MOWS were en-
dwise* freely. WA of a duke makieg such an
mekesge with ea obtrasive 001111111000 T sod both par-
tllllllo4 to have considered themselves victorious.
His lime of At hell, at Liam, carried his solvate from the
ielda fee we ere eredibiy Worsted that two at lust of the
fres primaries seams were brought out in his emittenases!
Daring their '. !mule sale sad mil," the duke's party
were lookiag en, whether is sealer or admiratios we an
mettle 11l say, bat the malt was that the two Tom' pe-
=wees emitaltuiel to the tore of the atte,Chats, wno
his grass withdraw to Mow his mars, path iv, so was
kis tree, very discreetly took them out of the way • Dale,
sad then, with mask more good muse than their master,
sneered thins to pressed m their tourney.
Seek ma the here fasts of this simalia affair, in which
fiestids Wilkey meesiely dose sot make a very erediiabtr
iisuw. Now, we timid like to know, sad this battle ma-
daddim ingitry very apposite, whether ell travellers la
ham are eseested so dem their way through Glen Tilt ?
lifetime, la the emtelpeemeete set latrine bees obtained,
the Doke cif *Abell proposes, like Major Galbraith, as the
gale alumative, that sit pretty sea should draw, or at least
show left? If seek is to be really the ease, there need not
he as sack Optehaseloa sheet vestariag through the for-
Mahn ohs la fatm. The declaim is • much shorter one
that Sea be Maimed through • Cost t of 8444011 proems, and
the hesear Si lighting a duke is gives to the bargain—an
lemur whke might eves wapantete, is feet, for being
ereassaty famed to tun beck. Bat, seriously, what shall
we thick s soy abeattrah eseduet ea the part of • soblemas ?
Very Wile me be mid, Demme the unhappy parsiseney
which Me glom lee Mows is 'swift his sews made note-
rims is easseztra with Gies Tilt, has never before led him
so far—ead the here tests of this disgreeetal proem:ding
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