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London, England, 1841-04-24 00:00:00

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ectron to the penitentiary system. Of the, 4;1 )00 poseur,
transported annually, it was impossible but th ra the; 010!
rity should labour under this difficulty. I T systePt
of transportation could be devised which vcottl' ()Vista
the evils existing in New South 'Vales; and pre'
vent the convicts from labouring tin clt'r ti is disau,'
meetvcritag.-, that, in his opinion, would most' I'''c
wally
the difficulties thai had been suggested. •a I
Lord J. RUSSELL rose to explain. thought l
considering this question they were bout ti not only to
have regard to the immediate c ffects upon ow • own countr,
but also upon the social condition of the colony itsc,lL
Far too great a number of convicts, as it ac peered to bag'
had been sent to our penal settlements. I lie object Was
to reserve transportation in certain cases, wod in other',
when the crime was not of an aggravated hi Wet to 1111
another system. They were not justified in p eopling co 0.
'lies with persons who had been banished fo r their criraes d
.
He thought that imprisonment might be use, Illy exteacie
to five years.
Mr. HAWES supported the clause.
Mr. WAKLEY hoped the Noble Lord m ould Got be
deluded by the accounts be had received fron t America as '
to long imprisonments. The most lamentat le aberration
of mind had constantly resulted from that sys tem.
Colonel SIBTHORP wished to ask th a Noble Lerfli
whether it was his intention to proceed wi a the Misse...
lancous Estimates?
Lord 3. RUSSELL replied that the su kject would be
postponed for some time.
.
On the House going into Committe 0 on Supply
21,626 3201. was voted to pay off the Each equcr
Tne House then went into Committee on the Pants.
mentary Voters (Ireland) Bill.
d
The Court of Chancery (Ireland) Bill was.; read a sec°
time.
The Banking Copartnership Bill then •went through
Committee.
Mr. HAWES moved for a return of the turnber Of le'
stances of corporeal punishments inflicted on a Sunda'', la
the British army, during the last ten years.— -Agreed °if
Mr. HAWES moved for a return showing the ql,l,,at'
and various kinds of fresh fruit importel i each ye
from the year 1835 to the end of the year 1-840, with '
rates of duty chargeable, and the amount of revenue r
re
e.
ceived thereon. The Hon. Member also moved
for t.
turns of the produce of the additional duty 5 per ce.°
on each article subject to excise duty for the . year eati
the sth April, 1841. Of the produce of t' he additio
duty of 5 per cent. on all articles subject to es atoms dog
and specifying the amount of such duty recei
of the twenty principal articles subject to custe ►pos duty of
the year ending sth April, 1841. Also, theiP,r,,,—biect •
the additional duty of 10 per cent. on each ar
to assessed taxes, from the year ending sth April, i"
_Agreed to.
,alock•
The House then adjourned at a Quarter to One
STEAM-BOATS TOBOULOGNE.—Weatehifiere
to say that a complete change has Leen effected itro
steam-boats belonging to the General Steam Nevigrj,,,-*
Company that frequent this port. In the course 0'
year we felt it to be our duty, not only to the public, wt.
to the Company, to call constant attention to the thee ei'r;
copied in the passage from London to this town. I,lleLg
happy to say the Company have taken the hint. 1/11%,—;
the last two months the Magnet and Harlequin have
dcrgone a thorough cleansing and repairing have ,"
approaching season, which is expected to be busy
I
one, and which has commenced so auspiciously. .4
result has been nearly a realisation of what we start
should be the average passage from London. The Meryl:
gto
under the quiet and steady management of Captain
made her passage, on the Loth instant, in nine lieltb
and fifty minutes. The Harlequin, Captain King, nil
82 passengers, and a large freight, arrived on the 15t"
tp
ten hours and fifteen minutes. This is very differelt
be
twelve and fourteen hours. W 6 trust this pace witilre
maintained, and that the r atronago the Company wil'
,ive will prove to them, that a generous public are olvik
c
alive to every attempt to add to their comforts and el;
Bite their desires. One thing now remains, to reduee'_,
fares to summer prices, and contont will be general.—
Boulogne Gazette. the
LONGEVITY OF ANIMALS.—Birds are -
shortest lived of all vertebrated animals ; yet it is rell!t!io
that a pariot, which in 1633 was brought from Italy flo
o
France, was living in 1743, consequently more than
years old. In fish a not less remarkable instance f IS-r
gevity is adduced ; in 1497 a fish was taken in a rose
at Kayserlautcrn, which had be en placed there 267 lend
before which was proved by a ecpper ring fastened rous
the head of she fish. Buffon coosiders that whales re c'u
the enormous age of 1,000 years:: this is a mere hYP°4
thesis.
THE LOVE MATCH.—Tkat numerous ells:.
of readers who take delight in the perusal of works of
the
tion, will be pleased to hear That the new novel under
tt
_
above attractive title, written by Mrs. ,Maberly, the ele
rw"
author of " Emily" (one of 'the most successful first par,
ductions of our day), is on the point of immediate APP„;
ance. In her rormer work Mrs. Maberlyt,evinced a knou;
ledga of the world and of society, together. with an also
ness of judgment and piquancy of observatiko, which
aad we
stamped her as one of our most skilful noveli,,ts ;
00.
therefore look for her forthcoming work with the full
.1,
pectation that it will add to her well-deservedsrePeta%4
Brilliant as were the sketches of society in " Fah td
subject of this new story, " The Love Match,"
abc se°e"'
rv4
promise an even more apposite theme for Mrs. N
pen, for the passions and affections can never be air! r.1:1
propriately depicted than by the band of an accomue'l
woman.
LADvaalasaikesarr.]
SPRING.—At this period of the year coutaneetit
hr the

diseases very frequently occur, and thereby shows „
solute necessity of preserving the skin in a pure
healthy state, so that its functions may be duly performA.
Obstruction of the fluids through the pores of the of
very often take place, and from the acrid and pond;
particles which are left behind, the disordered state ofio,
secreting office is disturbed, and therein, producestiogo
toms of great virulence, which are not only djittetbers►
but most unpleasing to the sight ; and, above all °
when the face is attacked, the suffering is (Oen extrieji the
great. In stating this well-known fact, we litsg to e„yerf•
readers' attention to that admirable and unique dire
reps'
ROWLAND'S KALYDOR, a mild and most efficaciOus Pdeotli
ration, that dispels all irritability from the fkih,t and
assists in openrg the pores, relieves the secreticknP;rop
gradually establishes a white and perfect Skin of
parent beauty.

[ADVERTISEMENT.]
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" The Duke de Montebello feels infinite pleasure at
able to inform Mr. Holloway that his Ointment and -op
have performed an almost miraculous cure upon bis of
which for three years was littlo less than one oti-ais
ulcers, which nothing could cure. If the publicity o'
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may consider himself at liberty to make it knowo• toe
may also state that the cure was performed in lettil,"
three weeks.—Rue Fate, Paris, 3d April, 18 's
These extraordinary medicihes are sold at the Pror,'"eb r
establishment, 244, Strand, seven doors from T
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and by every respectable chemist throughout the
In pots and boxes at Is. lidi, 2s. 9tl , 4.. 6d., lit"
and 335. each.

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On the'2lst inst. at East WooIR
dhay Rectory, Hants, thel34
of the Rev. Douglas Hodgeon, of a son. "
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On the 23d inst., the lady of Charles Berkeley, r--"
Montague-place, RusselLal •square, of a son.
On the 22d inst., atLangley House, Bucks, the lady 0f the
Rev. H. T. Attkins, of a daughter

.GiMart, of Norton G--ros,
ettllteero2:3ldr,t i aged i . Rev. F.
Cinits)t,..,raotad, NewlsHaF,m*:l;itOn, Mr. J. Knight, late
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first regiment of guards. I:rare:o
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On , younge da of Colonel Bolt.
the 22dst inst.,u Mr.ghter Thomas Close, of Manchester-build-
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On theestm 22d inst.,age Alfred 76,. the only son of the late G. 5i,..31-4
Esq., of Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury. sberP
At Portobello, near Edinburgh, the Dowager Lady .Aele fie.
On the 2lst inst., in Keppel-street, Russell-square, tll,-': 1,001.
Richard Edwards, A.M., late Sur-Master of St.. Pauls school.
On the 22d inst., Richard Curtis. Esq., of Upper Purt
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At Sierra Leone, Assistant Commissary-General ll• St°o%. of
On the 14th inst., at Longside, David Riccart, eldest '
Sir R. D. H. Elphinstone, Bart, of Logic Elphinstone.
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