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testified its disapprobation of the means adopted
by FERDINAND and his Cabinet by more titan
negative tokens, and the recent amnesty is
'apposed to have been the result of British
Counsel. That amnesty, indeed, amidst all its
affected clemency, was marked by sanguinary
provision.), very different from a real disposition
to exercise mercy towards the objects of FERDI-
NAND'S hostility. But it may be considered,
such as it is, as the first step towards a better
system of Government, and if it be really the
risult of Britisk interference, we can have
little doubt that our Ministers will pursue the
lame laudable conduct, and endeavour to im-
No the infatuated Monarch of Spain, with alarm
on the dangerous impoliey of provoking his sub-
jects by an abject submission to a furious Priest-
hood, or to those who, pretending loyalty, would
Probably be the first to join any party that might
rise in opposition to the Government, and be
like'y to effect a new Revolution.

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•sPatches, dated the 16th of July, were re-
ceived Yesterday at the Colonial Office, Down-
inesstreet fromeet Lieut.-Gen. the Hon. Sir G. L.
Cot;
K.C. 13., at the Mauritius, but they con-
e no political intelligence of importance.
A p letter from Buenos Ayres states, that Mr.
AMM, the British Consul there, had succeeded
"l effecting some very essential changes in the
I.7l.tern Practised by that country towards the
lintish Merchants, the results of which would be
very beneficial to our trade.
,„iteceent Letters from Brussels mention the
i_lliltsr of one of the must considerable com-
-1,1'41 firms at Havre-de-Grace, for several mil-
lions of francs.
BAllutr, MAIIONIED, Chan of Persia, arrived at
'henna in the early part of the last month.
}IA Greek of Adrianople, named NinoLArnott,
IZauled a translation into modern Greek
s, le System of Military Tactics adopted in the
vvurrench Army to be printed at Geneva, for the
,ip,ose of circulation in Greece.
to tne Earl of DESBO ROUGH, we are concerned
, Hoare, is much indisposed at his seat, Roe-
llarePton,
41The Most Noble the Marquis of LONDON
o.,ity.has given a keel of coals to the Sunder..
infirmary and Dispensary.
CARPET Thanc.—Considerable briskness, we
—"erstand, prevails at the present time in the
orPot manufactories at Kidderminster, and not a
is Idle.
10M1. BRANDON, we are sorry to hear, is no
piler continued in the situation in which Mr.
iit'Llyrosr so liberally placed him last year at
rIlrY-lane Theatre.
seri the verdict of the Jury being known in the 1,
Ahilitis House yard on Saturday, in the case of
11-AUNTLEROY, a well-dressed young man
tivinediately exclaimed " Oh !" and fainted
so AY; fortunately he was caught in the arms of
Ole persons standing near, which saved him
:111 falling. On his recovery, lie said—" Oh,
th 7 Poor master !" It appeared that he had been
Ole service of Mr. P. as footman, and gave
're an excellent character as a master and a
gentleman.
ST. K ATHARINE DUCKS.--From the Gazette it
appears that the promoters of the proposed Docks
have given notice of their intention to renew their
application to Parliament for a Bill, and of the
ilPicessary plans having been deposited with the
Clerks of the Peace at the respective Quarter
hsiells. It is understood that no further resist-
tt~e Will be offered to the prosecution of this
6,easere of great public utility, the London Dock
te4llPally and other of the apparents having de-
red upon discontinuing their opposition.
isAll '1.11)E P A RK.—A carriage drive, with a foot.
bola,/ side, is at present making in Hyde Park, from Cum,
ott th to the door that leads into Kensington Gardens
at side of the Park, which will be a great improvement.
011 inquiry at Queen's Ward, St. Bartholo-
,ttew's Hospital, Mrs. DEvat.t., who was so ill.
pested by her husband on Saturday night in the
tio°l4,itry, was not dead, but going on well. It
• aPpears that the pistol was loaded with shot
. TIO
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N.—Mr. Chapman,
.one of the b.
Mainz, on the Dude canal, had some cider too sour
intoto drink,coin
`lea front the bottom of a cask, which was put
il aeford
IthithPneher of the same kind as those matte at d
been kleire glazed on the inside with lead. After the cider had
suite in the pitcher a few days, it lost its acidity and became
cNini...,'"essant to the taste ;. this change was produced by
_the
thi;u4 coMbination between it and the glaze of the vessel.—
and; 1414 A Mats, on Saturday last, Mr. Chapman drank about, aop
pergon 1., Chapman!alled took about half a pint, and an
.ttlier
Philp took a pint. The poisonous influence, off
the irig loon became apparent; the whole who had drank o
kittlor•er Were taken very ill, with violent straining and vo-
,lll4tili) a sensation of sinking at the stomach, and heat anti
Is„,4,,e(opanied hy spasms over the whole of the bowels.
and h
" surgeon of Launceston was sent for in the night,
rokt • isersesverit in exhibition'of large doses of opium
phiiNtor-oil, the symptoms were abated. Illrs. Chapman and
l'erctlYe recovering fast, but Mr. Chapman still feels the se-
nikei ects of the poison, though it is hoped that he will ulti-
tierair recover. It ought to be generally known, that all mi-
kt. kid vegetable acids, such as sour wine, vinegar, cider,
alOa;1/444e co, liable of dissolving. lead ; and if taken into the
• 4.,Wnen holding lead in solution, they operate as strong
west Briton.)
til4torn.„° bUte her-birds were shot last week on the
. in:iEttst Lothian. Prognosticators add their appearance
rarely
hawks.
country. The birds in the hedges flew from them
• Wilinawks•
• the nriii," M Ferris and James Bailey were tried at
thtestr-`ul Sessions, on the 27th ult., for conspiracy to bribe
Prizo, °V. (better known by the name of Cabbage) to lose a
N :ante, which he had agreed to fight with defendant Bailey,
the "rebs to •• defraud certain persons who had laid wagers on
egnt The defendants were acquitted.
"AntoL Sufethr. was committed on Sa-
Neil?: morning at the house of Mr. Tyrer,
trightanylPton.street, Clerkenweil. Elizabeth
84111lo' a young woman of interesting appearance,
lvese wed two ounces of oil of vitriol. Emetics
theadministered, which brought up a quantity
aafteckP,?ison ; immediately afterwards she was
this )torrid Y the pains of child-birth, and in
who
sstate was delivered of a living infant,
lltoficirvived only a few seconds ; the wretched
teonJr confessed that she was in the eighth
coverl " her pregnancy, and knowing that a dis-
,
det,r/ ,would deprive her of every situation, she
site 'fled to put a •d to her
Perm existence
(I 011 Sunday morning.