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London, England, 1840-04-06 00:00:00

was proved- by his Lordship's servant, together with 1 MONEY and
other facts, implying a consciousness of guilt on
the part of the carman, when the case was all at
once dismissed by the Magistrate on the ground that
a servant is not a witness within the meaning of
the Act 1 If this be the law, no time should be
lost in altering it ; for unless servants are compe-
'ent witnesses in such cases, the public are Almost
rI th-oy pt the
.mercy of a class of dealers 1/71)0,.
fferiulity streaking, are not distinguished by the fas-
''tidiousne3g tiff their morality. The decision it) the
case referred to is the more unaccountable, inas-,
much as a deficiert;7f of measure was proved by the
defendant's own witness.

Lisbon Papers of the 30th ult. have arrived, but
their contents are unimportant. Nothing was thought
of but the elections, which were only to commence on
the sth inst. Appearances were in favour of the Mi-
nisters, who anticipated on the whole returns a consi-
derable majority. Of the virulence of tbe
pro-slavery faction same idea may be formed by the fol-
lowing address to the electors of Santarem, which was
extensively circulated, and placarded on the walls of

thAt town :
" Portuguese, Setembrists, and Royalists !
The English wish to lay bands upon our as well as
their own slaves They ask our lands, and some there are

who would give them.
He who has any love for his country be on the alert.
" Setembrists and Royalists, let us go to the urn ; let us
elect men who are Portuguese, who are lovers of the
people, and of the good of their country. Our nationality
is in danger. War to the overbearing proud English, who
send our vessels carrying the ensigns with the five wounds
of Christ to the bottom of the sea, and who wish now to
sell us to England, and who have robbed us of our money.
ni?.tembrists and Royalist., eternal hatred to the
chaniarros Jacobins, who have robbed us of the silver and
gold of our churches and convents, and it it for this that
we pay every day decimas upon decimas I Take care of
the ragam 1 ffins of the charter. Vote not with such
people; vote for honourable men, who will make laws,
who will bring us peace and daily bread."
Mosen Renet was renowned for the murders and crimes
he had committed. If it is true that this wretch has at
la! expired in the very rank.; of his old associates, it is
but a dispensation from Providence to place him on a par
with the Dount d'Espagne.
Letters from Saragossa, of the 28th of March, state—
" It is confidently stated that the army is to march upon
Mora, in order to blcck up the passage from Catalonia,
and thence upon Cantavieja and Morella."
Private letters from Osija, frontiers of Catalonia, state
that Cabrera had arrested and brought before a Council
of War several members of the janta, suspected of having
assisted at the assassination of the Count d'Espagne.
THIVA, MARCH 16.—Five rebels of Balmaseda's band,
seho aebiarted from Montano, have announced that that
• , 003 horse and 80 foot soldiess, most of them
g 4, et.,r , 041tu ... ,
wiaorit arms, vr,;.. e advancing upon Castile. They stated
-ebels vvere carrying on the fortifica.
that at %man° the .
The leaders. were doing their.
tions with much stcsivity.
with fresh vigour, but it
utmost to inspire the soldiers
more than fifty rebels
was to vain, for on that day even
were on the point of deserting.
Such appeals to the worst prejudices PI an ignorant,
ferocious mob, we have no baht the Portng;:ese Go-
vcrnMent will do all in its power to discoowtoOnce•
They are far more prejudicial to the Portuguese tltern:
selves than they can possibly be to us ; and in trutt: i
they are less our enemies than the enemies of Portugal,
who either make or countenance them.

The Paris Journals of Friday and Saturday have
Leen duly received. They publish a mass of local in-
tehigence, but nothing whatever of the slightest in-
terest to any English reader. On Friday the Dukes of
OaLEAris and D'AUMALE set out for Algiers, to gather
the ripe laurels at present within the grasp of the
veteran officers who have served for years under the
seorehing suns of Africa, their life-blood daily in danger
of being drunk by the swords of the Arabs.
On the '2&d inst. the marriage of the Duke de NE-
tiottO with the Princess of SAXE COBURG GOTHA
l!'iM be celebrated at St. Cloud. We have not yet
learned how many of the Deputies who refused the
dotation ate to be invited to the nuptials.
A letter from Algiers, of the 23d of March, contains
tie following news—.. •
1, We can no longer depend on the least security beyond
the incetediate vicinity of Algiers. Some horsemen who
had lately arrived from France, and who had been a
cohort
ort
time from Bledah, had gone, without precaution, toll
wood; they were attacked by about two hundred Arabs,
Vho massacred several of them.
" /In equally unhApPY event bas just occurred at Dotl6/0.
There too Chasseurs, Who bad lately arrived from France,
hiving imprudently left the Carnp, were attacked by a nu-
merous
body of Arabs. The gendarmes and the
when alley
immediately hastened to their assistin:ce, but
reached the spot, the enemy had carried off a dozen of the
Chasseurs. These Arabs were taken on this occasion, and
have been brought to the prison at Algiers,''
A journal says that, according to letters received yer•ter.
day at Paris, a part of the French cavalry had been carried
off by the Arabs at the distance of four leagues from
Algiers, and that at Komba (one league from Algiers) a
part of the Foreign Legion, consisting of 67 men, most of
them Spania7ds, bad massacred their officers, and deserted
to the enemy. , . - - .; ~ .
-
130 URSE.—Pwars, SATURDAY, APRIL 4.
L
first .Hghest Lowest Last
Price Price. Price. Price
F,eoch 5 per Cents ll3 :-.0 ... 113 :Al ... 113 30 ... 1.3 45
4 per Cents lO2 5,) ... ,c 2 50 ... 10. L rv) ... IN 50
3 per Cents B3 55 . 83 70 ... 83 55 ... 83 03
.::11-A St trance 3175 _3177 cO —317.5 -.3177 50
! affitti jOnk I,ooof. Sll , 1065 —1063 ...1163 -.1 65
5p of. SO 5190 ...5190 —5190 _519,1
B ,Igian Bank „„
5 per Cents ~,,,,,,,,,, 102; ... 10'3 ... 10.2% .., 103
3 per Cents 74 75 ... 74 75 ... 74 75 ... 74 75
01110 .. .. ,
New Yorit B9 73 ... 89 90 ... 69 7,-) „, 89 90
outch 2% per Cents 54 ... 544 ... 51 ... 544
pans
2t;.Z ... i'B', ... 2sN „, ~856
Passive 7 N 1,. 7% ••• 7% ... •-, %
Portuguese 3 per Cents N .„ 24 ... 24 ... 24
!4ca,litan
11,anati 10414 ... Mna ;,. 104', ... 1444nt
RAILWAY SHAREs..
,t. Germaltl .. ....... ......,
Versailles, ft. B 570 ... 57i ... 506 .., a"
1.13. 1,5 „, 2.,11 ... 1,55 ... 7447 50
Orleans .
!'trasbore to Bale 433 .„ 410 ... 430 ... 425
ttiontpellier to Cette
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"".7!,----
Madrid Papers of the 28th ult. have reached us.
The Address bad been adopted after a well-fought bat-
tle on the part of the Opposition, in which nothing was
gained but the consciousness of having fearlessly done
their duty. As for the Ministers they gave themselves
very little trouble, relying wholly upon the votes of a
packed majority', It was stated that they had agreed to
borrow another loan of ten millions of francs, to be sup-
plied by the House of ROTILSCIIILDS on a new to-
bacco monopoly contract.
The following is the latest news from the Spanish
1
provinces :
The prisoners taken at Castellote entered Alcoriza as
•he Eco de Aragon; states, on the 27th ale. They were
287 soldiers, 15 officers, one surgeon, one monk, the chap-
lain, and three women. They were followed shortly slier
by 60 wounded. The Governor was Pedro Marco, for•
merly a petty shopkeeper at Alcoriza. The courageous
defence of the fort excited universal admiration, even
among the Queen's troops.
Tristany was not the chief of a party, he was only a fe-
rocious, narrow-minded, sanguinary scoundrel. He was the
art ry type of a Spanish monk in the worst sense of the term
--viz., as belonging to a Catalonian party which is noted
for its cruelty.

THE CORN-LAW Divistorc—Many Members paired
off on Friday evening from a conviction that no divi-
sion would take place. Many others stayed away on the
same conviction. In fact, there Was a general impres-
sion amongst the Members, which was justified by the
number of persons who intended to speak, that there
would be no division on Friday evening. The Tories
and the Corn-law men, however, were so eager to put
down further discussion, that they departed from the
ordinary usage of Parliament, and violated one of those
general understandings, without which business cannot
be carried on, to put an end to the debate.

Colonel Gore Langton paired off with Mr.
Cartwright, M.P., for Northamptonshire, on Friday night, in
favour of Mr. Villiers's motion on the Corn-laws.
BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET, APRIL 3.—A
considerable number of the late imports of Mauritius sugar
have been disposed of since our last, principally to the refiners.
The great flatness of the London market, and difficulty of
snaking sales, induced our merchants to meet the buyers more
readily, which led to a tolerably fair business being transacted.
Of other descriptions of sugar we have no supply.
DESTRUCTIVE FlRE.—This morning, about
one o'clock, a fire broke out in the White Hart public house,
kept by Mr. Darker, Milbank. The policeman on duty gave
the alarm, and roused the inmates, who escaped with great
difficulty. Two men, it is said, leaped from a window on the
pavement, and received serious injury, but no lives were lost.
About four o'clock the walls of the premises of Mr. parker fell
with a tremendous crash, and several of the firemen narrowly
escaped with their lives, one of them, however, named William
Pross, of the Chandos-street station, not so fortunate as the
others, was buried in the ruins : he was quickly extricated,
when it was ascertained that he had sustained seme serious
injuries. He was conveyed to a surgeon's, and from thence to
the fire-station in Chandos-street, where he lies in a very
precarious state.
__

A
zeorrisu HOSPITAL.--TheAnniversary Fes-
tival of this very excellent national charity was celebrated on
Saturday, according to long custom, at the Freemasons' Ta-
vern, Great Queen-street. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland
took the chair. The Noble Duke was supported by the Duke
of Roxburgh, the Hon. F. Motile, the Hcn. Admiral Mackey,
and nearly 100 gentlemen more immediately connected with
Scotland, After several toasts were drank, the Secretary real
the report of the proceedings of the evening, from which it ap-
pears that upwards of 5001. had been added to the funds of the
Society. Her Majesty the Queen was announced as a sub-
scriber of 1051. ; the Queen Dowager as a subscriber of 501.
annually; and the Noble Duke in the Chair as a subscriber of
501. The funds of this institution are in a flourishing state;
there are, however, so many applicants for relief, that without
increased exertions on the part of the benevolent, its sphere of
utility cannot be carried on to its full extent.
WOODSTOCK.---This town, which has for so
many years presented so dull a prospect to visitors, is about to
resume its former attractions. Elenheim Palace is being
thoroughly repaired, and Fair Rosamond's well, with the mo-
foments in the park, have already been cleaned, and recovered
from the dirty state they were in. The town on Thursday__
presented a gayer appearance than is has done for years. The,
Duke of Marlborough, accompanied by the Duchess,
arrived
the course of the day. The houses were decorated with laurels
and evergreens,
in
church, Whose
and evergreens flags flying from the tower of the
bells sent forth, during the day, merry peals, and cannon were
.
fired at intervals; the gate, ;it. the ..ntre in" "
was
kit a triumphal archeiecieti at the en-
trance to the town.

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WI •
IAL NEB

wet.
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK. •
'nl
The usual foreign mails have arrived ; also a mail in
Lisbon, but the most important one is an overland expre 13
from India, by which intelligence is received from Bon 1-
bay, to the 29th of February. Particulars will be foun d
in another part of the paper.
We have received the liamburgb mail, of the 34 0 f
of April. Exchange on London 13-5, and si,Aort 13.61;
gold 430 i; Me alliques 108 i; Bank Shares IEO4.

THE FUND!.
Consols opened this morning at the leaving off (plots-
c•R,es of Saturday, 9041 Money, and 90+ 91 f*r the Ac-
count, with scarce a bargain doing. As yet the into sis••
gence from China has not had the least effect on Ilta
,0
British Market. Exchequer Bills 21 23 pre nium ; Ini
Bonds, 1 3 prerniuo ; Bank Stack 178 9 ; India Stoe.
249+ 250 i.
In the Foreign Market Spanish Active left off on
Saturday at 27+ 8+ ; at present, 281, A trifling improve-
ment ; Deferred, 13i 14i; Passive, ;II; Portuguese
closed at 341 i ; opened with a slight ih loovernent, 341'-
35 ; Three per Cents., 241 1; Colom1;1.,n. 244 51;
Mexican, 28+; Brazilian, 751- ; Dutch
Two-and-a-
Half per Cents., 53} ; Five per Cents., 98} .9 ci-div*
15th of
We have received Launceston papers to the
sovember, and Hobart Town to the 13th of Novreria.her• of
The Launceston papers give very favourable acaomitB
the Oveather and crops. Barley harvest was about to 4:011"
mence. The following ere extracts :
" Yesteeday afternoon the American squadron sto
re-ship.
arrived in cite- port, and the spodron may shortly be ex-
pnted, with the exception of one vessel.
" Emigration from Scotland.—NYithin the present week
we have had two large vessels, each having a full equip-
ment of passengers from the " land er' cakes." Although
e may feel sorry that a greater number of these have not
thought proper to remain and settle a.IIC
it ng us, instead of
going to the neighbouring colonies, yet is gratifying to.
see that the people of :Scotland are begi.nuing. to see the
advantages which these Colonies hold out to' emigrants.
IlonaaT TOWN MARKET'.—The inteh igcnce from ,
Sydney of the fill of Flour has caused no 1, ill here, nor
ne d any at present be looked for. The rema ;ning quan-
tity of Wheat in holders' hands is very small. C )21 Monday
a small parcel was sold at 20s. 61. ; fine Fi our 50/. ;
second 481. ; and third, 421. per ton.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA MARKET.—FIour, best, 55/. to 601.
per ton ; Oats 12s. per bushel ; Bran 4s. 61. to i 3. per
bushel, rice 3d. per lb. ; four pound loaf 3s. ;
toter
pressed Hay 18/ per ton. Moat—Beef 10d. to ls.. per
lb. ; Mutton Is. to is. 2d. per lb. ; Pork and Veal lit. 3d•
per
Toe j;:ed revenue of Van Diernen's Land for the rea
LPL,rs
1824, 182,5, and 1826, was respectively, 16,866/. 25,6
and 34,6551. The items, however, art not separately sic'
turned.
The total rev,:e'we for the same period was, iespeetivol;
32,126/.., 42,345/1, ar,d 53,872/.
of, respecCvely, included leans for the ComtO
In these years are ssarie t
86. o/. 13s. 10d., 9,533/:. 6s. Bd. 9
19,2171. 93. 41., 19,369, ;43. lid., and 20,500/..

(From the Sydney Papers to the 17th Octobcr.)
We are glad to learn that the accounts relative• to the
the
crop in the sister colony, and also new settlements to.
the southward, Port Philip and So
encouraging. promising harvests befor-e unprecedented, par- •
qt:t Australia, are very
ticularly in Van Diemen's Land. Alto.gether the prospect
of this little kingdom may be said to ,`)e on the werge of
improvement; through a bountiful Provide.nce.
WAYS AND MEANS FOR 1840. Expen dituer,
30,05/. 17s. 9d. ;_ Ways and Means, 320,226 i. 17s •
~
We
her, received Hobart Town Papers to. the •13th
November, N;bich give a most favourable account from
every quarter et
...i,e crops.
Extract of a letter front Port Phillip, dated Sept..
'The Caledonia, from Leith, has just arrived, with largo.
of merchandise and passengers, who ,are highly delieteu
with our town and country. She same
assurance of a regular trade and emigra lion to the p er'
.ship also bring' • 113.
direct from Scotland. The price el lanai is running el!_
enormou-ly ; and if the Government ahem'
plan and throw much into the market, threk'e will be 91,,‘
would sell
awful crush. Furniture of every description
well here. • d
FoeTtetcaTioNs.—Orders have at length been r eeelve
d alter the ir
from home to put Port Jackson in a state of defent sz:.,„
PRICES 01 STOCKS TinS DAY AT ONE LYCLI ‘,""..........
Bank Stock 174% 5% I India Stock .................. ... „se
II per Cent. Red. '9l y„ Ditto Bonds .............. ."....„`....
3 per Cents. Con
3 tier Cent --- i 011 i; Annuities ........ . ..... ... 0..
907iN i i scut', Sea Stock ................ . isi
Ditfoßed. ---1 New Ditto .....................
New 3% pet Cent... ...... 981,fi 7% 8; 3 per Ont. Annuities. 1751 ••••-••_
New 5 per Cent.
Bank Long Annuities toarnire ' Ditto ........ . ...... 500.. 2.2 .24 pool.'
Jan 5, 18€0............ 13k, 9-16 Ditto Smai ' ............... 22 21 piiii.,
Oct. 10, 1059. ............ 13 15-16% Ditto Comm
vrcial ......
..... VP
Jan. 5, 1860 - Ditto Advert Ised •••... -- ... gg,
Jan. 3, 18% - Bank Stock for Account...lo"
Aprils, 18130. ............... - India Stock for Account ... „,
Jan. 5.1870................... -- Consols for Ace oust „..„...
_'._!
PRICES OF FOREIGN ,FU NOS THis DAY AT k`)NE 0_CL0G....1.
Austrian Boi.ds - Peruvian Bonds... ......... ...
~..•
utteetn Bonds - ' Ditto Account.. ........... „...,
Ditto Account ... - ' Portuguese Bonds . ...... .....
....
Brazilis n Bonds .......... - ' Ditto New Bonds, ...... ..: ~ri
Ditto Account „,,,, .....1 Ditto Account...3lA I'm.;
Buenos Ayres Bonds ......... - Ditto, 3 per Cent. ... •••• ....
Ditto Account
CRlllan Bond r -.) rn,'ssian Bonds . .... .........' ...
Ditt3 Acce. at - . Ituft'an Bands, 1822. .... .... ...
Coltmtian Bc Ads _ Letx o Account ..... ....... -- --
Ditto tc.::a. Sit
- Ditto
_ Dom Metallic ....... ....le:si •
Columbian B:7 d5,16:24
motto Acco-..ilt
nsli Bonds
~,,,,
' French, 5 p
DM° Attt tot - Deferrer ••••••••• .......... f,... -
a, ccount. ............. 7 vi 3
Greek Bonds
Ditto I3onds, 5825 -'—4 pe r Cent. ..w• .--f, „„„,e„.
ex cent...... 4 ,e••
Ditto Aced
... .... . . ... -' cent. ...... ..".
f
Mexican Bonds, 5 per ....... •- , Excl.& e-••••••""-,4'. u. 14,
Mit° Account...« ...... ~.... -« Dutch, 2%, per , vant.........0,,,1
Ditto 6 per Cent-•
Ditto Account .....,
OCR.
- Ditto, 5 per sets 1..••••-•-•...7.
Neapolitao....... ......... - Ditto Account... .... •
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE 0 'CL
Paid. ,f., er Share.
(treat Western Railway Company 65
313(1Ditto New lo
1
f ~,nuon and Birminßh am RailuayS-:OlllPanY... 90 57 6
42011.,
London and South Western .... ... 3Bl. 17s. Scl. 76
Midland Counties Railway Compatly.., 9O 9:
N rth ',lldiand Railway Company .. i 100
Ditto New lO ,52Y '2
1636 •
York and North Midland Railway .. ..........•• 4O
Union Rank of Australia
•O g'
3M
Ditto of London
• ....
Assam Company
PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS. DUBLIN, APRIL
er ca, '
:` 83
3 per Cent. Consols
il4 per Cent. Stock ......
Ditto Reduced
Ditto New, 1030 .. 9836 City of Dublin Stean-nC Comp ~...-
~..-•
3% par Cent. Debentures... 9114 i National Insurance oraPanY .
Bank Stockcent. • ....
City Debentures, 4 l'er 4 .
Grand Canal Stock --1 Ballast Office Deientiro, ....
Royal Canal Stock
HAMBURG BORSENHALLE, Apt, ar 3.
Bills . .‘fOnri'
AUStriOn i.' per Cents.
Bank hnittes....
An lo.RuSSIan t..:3An ., 1094 1."
lu 4,!"
Russian 5 per Cent, Ist series, Cartiticate ...... 101%
10' jy
Inscription, Ist SerreSeries....,
and Co. 3d and 4th 9g
Russian 5 per Cent. ops
Se: H 994 .
~
Ditto in Certificates
Dutch Actual Debt, 2% pc. Cent... 52
Ditto..) per Cent...-. ..... -
Polish Bonds
New ticket
Anglo- i;anish Loan, 3 per Cent 75'4
Norwegian Loan, 1634, 4 per Cent... .,,,, 102 '-
Spanish. New 3 per Cents.
EXCHANGESa-1I 6
_OT :01 months,o N I.) O Nl3.
5.
11X' --
HAMBURG, APRIL 1
STOCKHOLM, Menai •27.-Seventy-five days, 1..
CHRISTIANIA. AI ARCM 25-Three months, 4 108
PETERSBURGII, MARCH 24.-Two months, 31134 pence
20'
Ys
HALF-PAST ada ,
We have received the Journal of Antwerp, of yea
day
:
c eose
AMSTERDAM EXCHANGE, APRIL 3.—Owing to - to,
sales., of little importance, our National Funds had 01 voly
favourable tendency, and the prices in general gave, the
a little ; this ma; be attributed to ssneral letters er .
Society of Commerce Actions, which fell to 1801.
, ',I
In Foreign Funds tiore was little al i;,l, eration, ites -
them maintained th ;ir prices; some purchOscs in .A.rfle ,
Spanish caused the price to remain firm.
er e
- C ets'i
Dutch Prices, April 3.—Two.and-a-Half P
52 11-16 ; Five per Cents., 98i. ri We
Since our twelve o'clock article, Sydney p. IPe-noffee•
been received at the North and South America I,,_`' ~, 61•
house to the Bth December. Flour had risen we'totati
per ton since the last advices. The average prices Si lds,
at the mills are 36/.600. , of
• 30/.., and 281. for firsts ;
and ration. The crops have recovered from the effe Cot'il..g
blight ; the hsy crops are heavy. Beef is scarce, o.o*l
to a quantity of live stock being sent to Adelitide. Wit'of the flock holders will not shear until after 13.1904
Labour is every high, and fears are entertained of the /I
shedding before men can be procured to cut it. brig:
The Rev. Mr. Williams, of the Missionsl bete
and a Mr. Harris, who had taken passage, balk the
killed in endeavouring. to hold a communication wit
natives of Tana, one of i`he new Hebride Islands.
the new
From New Zealand the bvilding allotments
ill
110tMeet
town of Victoria were sold from 241. to 651. for Bps r Gray
of 68 feet front by 100 feet clocp. Mr. Alexareie
died on the 11th November of apo olexy. dareng tile
The British market has been v'e,"y inactive TO
whole of the morning, with scarce st.usargain doing. fro,
speculators do not attach much ' to the news
Inter eu
China. s yet be
The private letters and pa Hers ta have' l -
. received. ~,, 90i 911:
Consols at present 91 for the A • %leu-' le . Account ; i A 1 pre •
Exchequer Bills 23 24 2 India 13 1. ''`j -
Y prom. ; 0
Bank Stock 179 Bi.. Oh
SPaa •
In the Foreign Markot very little doing. '
~ 3.4,'
Active, 28. ; Deferred, 15i 14 ; Portugue I'v 531'
Danish 771 ; Dutch Two-antra- Half per Cent "
lire per Cents., 98i i•
No further arrivals.

• -
....—,---........
is not
arrived in town on Friday evening ii"l I
TIrE OPERA.—Madame Gr;si, the Prt ob.
Is nehatre •
pasnosite,
nexpected to appear at her Majesty
week. Theatre
The German Opera at the Prine's n oovill
commences on ;Monday, April 20, and the openi'v "Pehigbest
Majesty
be Der F., eischutz. We are enabled to state that Sheer .61°4
fren Daveuro,roe,
patronage will be extended to these performancd; her 0 her
Gracious Majesty haying ordered a private box, actionwt' riviate
entrance is now erecting at the house adjoining the theatre'. _.A.1.. 1
the Queen Dowager, for whose accommod sP
THE OPERA.—Her Majesty h 0 the
bert honoured this theatre on Saturday night' ‘;l5-4.leSs°°'
Sonnambula was performed for the fitlt time til., Tioniva,
Madame Persiani appeared in her favourite past T, the fall 1
Signor Riechiardi was the Elvino of the niht". i''',„ pro'
The other t eerie
of the curtain Persiani was called forth.
minent characters in the piece were supported by Made°
Grisi and Signor F. Lablache. .1 drailla'
ADELFHI THEATRE.—A nautic.— ,n. been
under the attractive title of Nelson, En land's GlOrg' 4.7";"•ece
revived at this theatre, and has served asg an amosini."; of a.
fa-
dtirring the course of the last week. Its object is to
.rie,rnsfogar,
English audience the life ot:thealloroficul ttiOi'
limi,:ccathro b e
so
tete celebrate, rate
usalydaracbmi.aetvieedf.ormc,fo,EnonoGf
vt.le
...al.A.antY,:itt. ,
tch,..
THE PHYSICAL-FORCEgloI:iol
A Ott
naartyemeeting of the Presbytery of Newcastle-upon"' Y. 481• the
itothh
&Presbyterian Church, North Shields, on rrtte'' -", late
t., it was unanimously resolved •• that th:', 0,,,82,t't , i
. • -•` ' -' • ,• (~,:l .: ,:" --, ,:• ,: ~.:•:',t Tr ,t " . . Ural
suliiii.ttLi
even, Lu but it, tk Li , sobeyeti and resisted ylut
every.s_,..eL i, ii,.'.
means,
if neeessm, unto blood."--Der
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