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TITE SUN LONDON SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1835.
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Montreal papers to the 20th, Quebec to the 18th, Prince . - .
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extended prevents us from makin r an extract or two
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THE FUNDS.-(THIs DAY.) LITERATURE.
PRICES '"r • • ' •
Bank s. 01. S OCK , 111 is, DAY AT ONE O'CLOCk.
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by way of specimen of the work. This, however, we -
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CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK. SELECT SPECIMENS OF THE THEATRE
in the 3 91% 41 India Stock
9, iS South Sea Stock - almost every parish-the whole power and influence carded favourites of the late Emperor is the Archhi- OF THE HINDUS. are the less inclined to regret, as we could hardly select
iff, and-
Cld Annuities -
Translated frOnt the Original Sans4rit by Horace Hayman a passage which would convey anything like a correct
Edward's Island to the 16th, and Miramichi to the 24th De-
idea of the peculiar merits of pieces, which must be
hcered• . wds per Cent 98,41i New Ditto - of the Aristocracy, unsparingly and heartily exerted in shop of Lacedemonia, Great Almoner, and Chulain cember, have been received at the North and South American
In 2 Vols. SecjoVnilsd°End' itMio; lA." Lt.: d"on4 . :c. Parbury, Allen, read entire to be understood and 4ipreciated. The
ch they 4 pss Cent. fAssented - n Trr Cent. Annuities, rise. -
Coffee-house this morning.
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~ i f. Disrnted Exch. Bills, £1,1100......42 4'1.41 prn.
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ess Me 7,;5n.,-o,FtiAsrines to expire Ditto 500 4‘, 43 41 pm their favour-gold sUpplied without stint and used to the Queen, who planned the whole of the Ecclesias-
(From the Montreal Papers.)
:ted the Vet. lu, ism .. l7 3-16 N Ditto Small 42 43 41 pm. •
and Co., 1835.
fatigue .an, 5. 1,,,, Ditto Commercial _ - pm. without scruple-in short all that could he done was tical reforms, as yet only carried into partial operation The Upper Canada papers which were received this morn-
ing are destitute of the least local interest. The most im- It is not customary with us to notice second and
well as 'Pi. 5, ISM 16 13-16 Ditto Advertised - - Pm.
done. But it was all in vain. The virtue of the by the Portuguese Government. This excellent Priest
sequent editions of books, however important may be ture. He is by far the most extensive, and we believe
,spril 5, igfy, Bank Stock for Account - poriant item is the Governor's Proclamation for the assembly
uencies
ja"• 5, inn lndia Stock for Account °I.; 1 CO
tO Vi electors of Middlesex was proof acrainst every tempta- never disguised his thoughts, and was a most invalua- of the Parliament, for the despatch of business, on Thurs-
aght iit Consols tbr Opening a
day, Isth January. the subjects of them, save when republished as parfs
ytlei et
emnorisethceodrroeucrt,
etoraunnstlraytowritfirlotmhethlieteSraatnusrkereiti IHvhilouilutass.
d men "ICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Austrian Bends THE SEASON.-The weather, which we noticed had in the of a standard or uniform collection of our literature,
tion. They determined that Mr. HumE should be ble acquisition to the Emperor's suite when sur-
ichard) Bedgian Bonds . 7 eruvian Bonds -
Dit o Account their rePresentative, and that determination they rounded by the greatest diffieulties. -It is further re- beginning of last week bee.n very severe, has again relaxed, and
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ema ec 1 pe
er o :fee
lid
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As
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enough ~,Ditto Account' 99% Portuguese Bonds B7
on Friday and Saturday it was exceedingly mild, but on the The necessity of a strict adherence to this rule is im-
si ailiaii Bonds
LISBON PAPERS.
and he Ditto Account - have carried into effect in spite of all opposition. ported that the spirit of intrigue has found an ex-
..,!./eintOto Account
thelnEsttliame
aintetes,rtt•aol,eotiine_
iterfere Be. s Ayres Bonds Ditto Account BB %% The absence from Parliament of such a man as Mr. tensive footing in the Royal Household, and that The Quebec papers do not contain any news of consequence.
by the various publishers who deem the services of the
„sts the I.)itto Account JAL 3.-The two Chambers held to-day their prepare-
Prussian Bonds -
Chdhan Bond
sed his Ditto A ceousn
the influence plans and plots are every day being laid, to entra
::: HUME at the present juncture, backed by c' P ther seems to be generally spoken of. The St. John's Ob- public press of use to them ; and still more from a ct 00 rmy
ms lot
nt line go
ts
i, 0 :IV Iwl Cans,
maaftdeer t
oso
nigh he elunibian Bondt lllusion Bonds, 1822
Ditto Account
leo' 's
t urgently required in
conviction, that any other course would displease the jesty, by which the commencement of the Session is de-
-1)Mo Accounts - the Duke of LEUCHTENBERG 011 IliS arrival in Lis- server says that the thermometer at that City had been as low
Lad not Ditto Metallic - of a county representation, had been a national cala
as 1 7 degrees below Zero.
COlumbian Bends 18') "
himself Ditto Accour ' -4-
I,2tilisli Bonds 56!4% • bon, to become the dupe and creature of one or other
Posted at the North and South American Coffee-House.- reading public, without adding to our repute, or con- ,
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Dont' ikela. it Bali Ditto Account ... ..... ......561,05% mity : his rejection by the electors of Middlesex had
• ferring a benefit on any party. But, id the hurry of
cted up
76,4 Ditto Bonds, N 3.3 --
ALM:MTH, JAN 15.-The Pantaloon has arrived this
Ditto Account of. these political coteries. The Government proceeds . F
• Ditto Account
• Greek Bonds " - covered them with eternal diserace. That he should
0 with the redemption of its pledges to the people, and morning from Lisbon, all quiet. The Swallow Packet, from
eceived thin, Bonds, 1825
Mexico, sailed from Havannah, December 3, brings 18 tons business, it will sometimes happen that hooks worthy our present circumstances, in order to present them to tho
Ditto Ac •
ICI: j Ae
sLty.
)the Queen Regent of
PPrc'ba-, i.e., maid
s' • 'can Bonds 5 per cent.... 3 per cent -f -c. . ot? '
of money ; also the Eclipse, from Halifax, no news. legislative bodies for their sanction. -
of especial notice are thrown aside for a time, and,
s. He Ditto Accoun't
We have a number of arrivals this morning, both from the
like most things deferred till a more favourable oppor-
mash, 24 per cent. 54'4%
LISBON, JAN. 6.----‘(‘ CIHFerF
ng for- p_tal, 6 per cent - Ditto Account 514; unflinching coadjutor, Sir EDWARD KNATCHBULL, "saw
East and West Indies, as well as from 'several parts of the
he
ory fiat, Amine
Neaport
__ 1 an... ... . ... Ditto, 5 per cent. IOA t 3 ; which ought to have
The express from Pares, o United States, all of which do not bring any news of tunity, forgotten altossether. This is with us a matter S • h • d d •
pam, am.. atten e to the just desires of the Govern-
ired. Ditto Account -113°X declare that abuses, never bffore ,discovered, are b 0
importance. .
PRIC ' • reached ns this morning, has not yet been received.
ff, there ES OF SHARES 'l'lllS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. of rare occurrence-much rarer, we believe, than with ment of her °Most Faithful Majesty, that orders might be
. . Bolivar Co Paid. Per Sh tre. by the events of the last ten days made plain to . By the Halifax mail, arrived this morning, Halifax papers
sent to the Captain-General of the Kinedom of Galicia, to
.
Polberou eel. Mining Company 2O 6t4 We attribute tbe delay to the storm of yesterday. have been received at the North and South American Coffee- many of the most scrupulously-punctual of our con-
on Mr.' see r onsols Mining Company
VP house, to the 30th of December. deliver '
to Don Juan Hortega, Consul of Portugal in Vigo,
estions, ;nuriao Consolidated Mining Company
sailor) God 2
1 4 '
1152 12 13 have, correction-only exposes still more pointedly the We have received, this afternoon, a long report of QuIT RENTs.-The Legislature of Nova Scotia, impressed temporaries-but still we admit that it inay, and does, all the funds of the Tt h t li•
mi i ary c es s, w ich was taken by the
answer,
with the justice of the claim of his Majesty on this subject, has sometimes happen. Again, in times of unusual excite- Spanish authorities from the faithful division of the Portu.
COURSE OF EXCHANGE, YESTERDAY.
. Artisterdam hollowness of those professions of reform, whereby a public dinner at Manchester on Tuesday, to the dth 1 f 2 000/ f th d fth
grante e annua sum o , . or e surren er o e guese army, which, in 1828, emigrated to Spain ; and the
Ditto at . ................ C.F. 12 6% Leghorn. 17% ment, when the notices of books would be overlooked for
.
. aste:resinsight
Antwerp .................. 2U. 12 6 i Milan- • •
payment of the Lieutenant-Governor. This looks something more stirring intelligence, we are wont to pile such cember, from the Receiver of the Royal Revenues at
Ras_ , ........................... 12 5 Venice 47 twelfth hour they, with incorrigible effrontery, assert, that borough, but from the lateness of the hour at like fair and honourable.
. Aitu'on. g ..... , ............ 51.8 13 11% Naples 4OIA b volumes as we receive on one corner of our library Orense, 22 bundles of paper currency, of the total va-
Pars d: .......................... 13 11S Palermo per oz. 1p The Mexican packet brings 750,000 dollars. lue of 19 contos
that as now they see the people are determined upon which it came and the pressure of Election matter, table, awaiting the favourable moment for introducing 448,600 ries, the Queen orders that
en TM Di4o' . 3 4aYs'
sgi;i 25 50 Lisbon s.
TIIE FUNDS.
°ugh iii tordea ........... - .......... 2 Us. 25 80 Oporto
posit in the City
Berlin 1 25 81 Rio Janeiro 38% .the reformation of abuses, they have prepared them- we are compelled reluctantly to defer it till Monday. We are anxiously awaiting the arrival of the French mail them to the acquaintance of our readers. In these, •
s press, of Oporto shall make an inquiry into this matter 5n order to
Frankr;;;i ........... ............... 7 3 Bahia ... 26% , - with the express from Paris, to 'ascertain the proceedings of and the like •
instances, should the second edition of ascertain whether the said sum belongs to that cie • "1,
ort, th 0 , Petersbu on Maine, Ex. M. 15114 Buenos Ayres - serves to accede to it , and yet at the same moment op- .
such 6 Vienn_ rgh, ruble .3 Us. IN 3 Dublin, '2l days' sight 1 k TRIUMPH OF MIDDLESEX. the Chamber of Deputies on the subject of the debt due to posit, Lot
Tries., effective fl .M. 10 0 Cork I% pose, with a resistance the most determined, the very America, and by which, no doubt, the King of the French a work reach us, before the first has had justice done orders may be given for its being delivered to it imme.
.isia
diately.
,ge this I Iva
r1d.......ditt0 lO 1 •
will be guided. The accounts received from New York this
I offer . e!,~L - ORDER OF THE PROCESSION, to its merits, we are always most willing to waive our e Public T
on this Bilboa ....... ...
wonted custom in favour of the new claimant on our
tisess; ..... • ............. . . ... •ists l'oreign Gold, in bars 317 9 vocate of Reform. His principles, to be sure, radiate at nine o'clock. in that. republic ;if so, we have no doubt that the -President " Jose Joaqoim Gomes de Castro,
t. . ses„,, es ......... . ....... . ...... 37% New Doubloons
will make a grand house before he declares immediate hostili- induloent attention. Nay, we sometimes feel as if we
. ilibrair'.; ............................ 36% New Dollars
• ties to France. " To the President of the P.:,lolie De
............7...L..._•"........zz___ 4S Silvers hors, standard 0 4 11%
Bands of trumpeters or horns. had committed a fault, thoueb the previous omission posit, at Oporto."
r ME. s ser c_ PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS, DUBLIN, JAN. 14 IS a Reformer, and, if credence be to be oiven to them,
e; Open carriage, with Committees. consols, which left off steady yesterday at 92A- + for the ac- . 0 LISBoN, JAN. 7.---. i...•
Bulletin dated from the Palace d
. ts„, ent. Consols
e "re Iteausee 62% so likewise are they Reformers. And whom selected Banners. Necessidades ae• ' es
; -flounces that in consequence of the seve-
seN Ditto., 4 per cent
as yet.
131.er Cent. Stock 9574 I-Fireman Bank -
34 ;;::,,Icew, 1830 - . 11. h h M •
. -e season, wlc er ajesty, confidino• in her
tank s.-ent. Debentures
Gentlemen on foot.
. 1i„,,,„;0ck eel n City Debentures, 4 per cent... al% knowledge of whose name the people were as auiltless The foreien market is inactive and all the foreign securi- a indisposed by the interruption of one of the most important
g,i,h`„•lial Stock
seel:,nes of f •
---.:..<___..,,mil Stock 2414 pc• cent. 23 as of that which his own Orderly may happen to bear ; Oxford-street, Orchard-street, Portman-square, - Gloucester- ties as per yesteraay. Spanish, 54+ ; Portuguese, 881. - I:, unctions of the human frame. The disorder had happily
extraor-
vexation or disappointment.
have re- Ar,,tivel. MAILS. of wh tne
ose fi ss for legislation they know nothino 11l ,
ace George-street, Bryanstone-square, taking the west side HALF-PA ST ONE. yielded to the first application of the antiphilogistio reme-
. to-day, ou it, c.,„( Dr. A toTi;reatee Due. A rnved.
0 1 Lisbon Due.
0 - 1.. ''' ' b of the -.
cquare, and round by the east si e, to r. Flume s
d M ' The French mail, with the Express from Paris, not having It is of no consequence to the public to learn to dies, and her Majesty had passed a good night.
ssiblo is st4zi: .. , I I: Guern. &Jersey 0 0 Malta 0 oeyond that which is conveyed by the title he sustains house, to let Mr. Hume fall into the procession. To move arrived at its usual early hour this morning, has caused n stag- which of these causes is to be ascribed our •
notice LISBON, JAN, 9.-The Bulletin from the Palaces des
• ce.,1,1°, Ayres... 6 0 Hamburg 0 1 Mexico 2 from thence down Cumberland-place, Park-lane, Piccadilly, nation both in the British and Foreign Markets, and Consols , , Neeessidades of the Bth and 9th are perfectly satisfactor •
• i aubilifena
have continued during the morning at 921 for the Account. of tnese volumes. Enough that one of these might that of to-day states that her Majesty has e • ) ?
Knightsbridge, Turnham-green, to Brentford.
o ei*„,,in ............ 0i 0 Jamaica
E RIC .........._zers ......... ni 0 Leeward Islands 0 1 Waterford. 0 If the Tories are really Reformers, what have they The procession will not halt until it arrives at Brentford. At the moment 7 are wri g p
*tin it is re orted that the be offer d • a
e , nd even were it otherwise, the various vered from her indisposition.
- -: French mail has arrived, but its contents have not as yet trans-
HAMBURG, Nov. 26, 1834 to dread from the services of Mr. HUME ?-or what
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.) pired. corrections and improvements which the learned author Her Imperial Majesty the Duchess of Braganza, conti-
nues in good health.-Lisbon Gazettenan. 10.
111 N. E BROTH E R S, Contractors for the have they to hope from the untried talents of Mr. ___...e..-___ India Stock has receded to 260 to 261 for the Account. has introduced, would justify a departure from a rule
eauclerk GRE
10d.,, . AT LOTTERY, published and drawn by authority Tom WOOD-if any he has the good fortune to pos- (FROM LLOYD'S.) We are assured it is not owing to any unfavourable news from 11. • 1 •
w icti c aims our due observance. THE MARKETS--(THIS DAY.)
m h• . Id
tha_t quartfr, as the dates from In--a Lis morning are o. .
ordinal intircler guarantee of the Hamburg Government, beg to inform the DEAL, JAN. 16. -Wind S. S. W. to W. N. W.-Arrived, and ___.........____
tef f S anash and We need not premise our observations b d • 11.
1 the Foreign Market, with the ex?eption
.0 p . . y w e-ing
epee the 4c3' that the 65th Lottery of 10,000 Tickets will be drawn on sess ? Their opposition to such men as Mr. HUME remain for the River, the General Hewitt, Banker, from Cal- COVENT GARDEN MARK.”T.
. Candi' beim th of March next ; and Tickets are now selling at 108 marks , cutta-landed letters. Arrived from the River and remain, Portuguese Stocks, all Securities continue as in the morning. upon the importance to scholars, and all persons of a There was a good supply to this mornioses market, but the trade
stri s from their shoulders the flimsy disguise the Spanish improved to 56i i• Portuguese, 89-4- i. was dull at nearly last week's prices z.....
)pearing 1f -' °i" 81. The prizes are lof 100,000, lof 50,000, lof 30,000, p -• . I dM h fM d d J C •
the Portlan , i att ews, or a eira an amaica ; atharme •2 ' literary taste, of every work which assists in making us a. d. to s. (1.1 s. d. to s. d.
7 incio- o 20 ,
I,onn '""ui lof 10,000, 2of 5,000, 4of 3,000, 7of 2,000, 20 of have so flagitiously adopted. They hat The Duke of Leuchtenber leaves to-morrow for Lisbon
e HUME- Elizabeth, Merrett, for St. Vincent's ; Claudine, Heathorn, g • Pr tat. es (cwt.)
qualified • pri-z ••• 40 of 500, and 1,500 of 103 marks, which 1;578 money
P lambam Lockin ton for Jamaica • St
for Madra:s i- a , g , THREE O'CLOCK. acquainted with the habits customs and
, , manners of Ca' bages, White (12) 0 0 b 0 Apples '''
2-0 5 0
des ire alt h tat d ; kba co and payable without any
oget er s e n mar s n , they detest him in their souls, because they know him '. • Consols for the Aseount, 921. Ditto Red I 6 5 0 Pears
-edaetion George, Livingston, for Grenada ; Demerara packet, Bridges, the Orientalists, and the state of learning amono.the 3 6 7 0
anner in of ;he
,„ whatever; 4,000 tickets being delivered gratis to the hold.ers
to
be, in reality and truth, what they falsely assert for Jamaica-made their numbers this afternoon, denoting b b m VnitloveSavoy 2 0 3 6 Quinces 3 0 6 0
One ti„z,ooo first-drawn tickets, as per scheme, those purchasing
LOCAL ANTIQUITIES. from the earliest periods to which their records can he a'•rse • 1 0 2 0 Onions for pickling... 0 0 0 0
extraOr'
" All well "; Tweed, Smith, for Porto Cabello ; Olive Branch, itadish(bundle) 3 0 5 0 Onions 1 0 2 0
thu,_ 'll, at the trifling cost of N., may obtain three prizes, and
Br ocoli
, on this themselves to be. They fear him for his bold honesty,
_____.„,_ I 3 2 0 Sweet Oranges(loo) .. 7 0 12 0
the ' " tortune proves favourable gain 180,000 marks banco, at for the Ca fG dH dS B•h • f
pe o oo ope ;an evern, ran waite, or traced. Independent of our connexion from rel. •
igious Celery
din this (From the Inverness Courier.) 0 9 1 6 Seville Oranges ..... ... 9 0 16 0
Present exeh ' 000/ sterlin Owin to the and the re
gratis._ ange, equal bo 13, . . g. . g y a . .
terror-stricken for the fate of those forth- India Arrived the Vrow Maria Moortheck from Batavia Carrots 12bunch 3
es) 0 6l' Lemons
.d,) th.l " We have been flavoured with the perusal and use of a associations, with those reoions which re-echoed the T. '•
b .trnips
,0
th_ tickets, the number of tickets in sale is a very limited one, for Rotterdam-180 days' passage-passed at the back of the
they d'" tile in of couise, they will be cleared off very rapidly, and a coming Tory iniquities, which t ,
hev know he will re-
Goodwin. During last night and most cf this day it blew curious old Manuscript history, written in the year 1666, hy voice of God, and received the impress of his footstep S Coleworts or Greens 1 f 3 1 '
Leeks m 1
c: 1 I=Chierut•s (peck; 4 u 6 6
" 'ea occur ve soon Those desirous to urchase at the •
pre_
.pri 7 . .
p sist. - •
There is not, perhaps, in the three kingdoms hard from S.W. ; several ships lost anchors, and went to a m .
ember of an ancient Hiothland famil . The author was
e .Y. and those of his apostles ; our possessions in the For. 9rape,s (per 1b.).,,, 0 8 2 0 h to
French Walnuts 0 0 0 0
ur to re. firiit'ent. first price of 8/., are requested to direct, by one of the
Ramsgate, and others let go second anchors. The gale broke a clergyman of the Episcopal persuasion, was learned, and English, Forced .
tr„toniraila, but only for whole tickets, to the above-named Con- one living man whom they so much desire to crush as at three p.m and the wind shifted to W.N. W., and has been had travelled over France and Italy ; yet possessed no small
~ East render it of the first consequence that we should tlibee,Adsples (lb.)
0 8 1 0 Small Sallad
0 3 0 4.
.etary• xiot_ a., Heine Brothers in Hamburg. These remitting a 10/. T
He has been a thorn in their flesh ; derate since
more MO . share of the credulity and love of gossip which distinguish make ourselves well acquainted with the peculiar cha-
tii_e_voll receive an order for the balance of 2f., together with JOSEPH HUME. HAY MARKETS.-,At per Load of 36 Trusses'.
' ticket, by return of mail ;on the other hand, those preferring e as
h h he nakedness of their atrocities • he
exposed t , bound to Newcastle-leaky.
PORTSMouTH, JAN. 16.-Arrived the Industry, Dawson, chroniclers less favoured by birth and fortune. Amidst • • CUMBERLAN
ractenstics of the inhabitants. True Hindus is not Coarse heavy Lowland Mead D.
t°
rY Rein B h 'drft f ti e cost are recommended to pay relations of national and historical importance (which seem, ow Hay £3 15 to £4 0
rot era a or 1 ,
New Meadow Hay
sae dr f• • e PooLE, JAN. 15.-Arrived the Louisa, Willis, from New- h Judea, nor the Ganges the Jordan ; but if we may cre- u 4 5 5 0
d,,_,_ , a t.immediately when presented. A full scheme, and every •
has made manifest the vileness of their tortuous de- owever, to be chiefly compiled from contemporary writers) seful Old Ditto
„;;;Irame information, being always sent with the tickets, those . foundland to New York. he mixes up details of trifling local occurrences, of the ap- dit Chrysostom, Eusebius, and St. Augustine, the Clo
ne Upland Meadow and Rye grass Hay
,
50 5 5
. Z‘c7. _a' orders will only have to write a line, ordering the ticket or signs ;he has proclaimed their bad deeds, and stayed LIVERPOOL, JAN. 15.-Arrived the Henrietta, from Lima; b ver Hay
4 0 5 to
pearanee of " blazing stars" and other portents, and the Oat Straw. ...
raoTsz.adding the money, or.an order for the same, or stating the ta
Bristol from New York ; Sarah, Cormic, from Virginia ;Ma - labours of the Apostle 'Thomas were confined to India, eiBtoLl 10 f Wheat Straw II2 113
their projected evils ; his political existence has marred ordinary table-talk of men whose observation is confined to SMITHFIELD.
rested in ici,,io__
,t, Ptiyment that may be more convenient to the orderer, and kusets, Drew ; Republic, Coffin, and St. Claud, from New and the fruits of his preaching among the briahtest Cmr,e hesvy Lowland Meadow Hay
labool' time
_g their full and plain directions, to secure the safe receipt of their fondest hopes, and they would even stifle it Orleans ; Portsmouth, Marshall, and. Nimrod, Atkins from a narrow circle. Some of these we propose extracting for ra . b Nim Meadow Hay .. .. .€3 15 to L 4 0
work 00 ehlivilollamunications. Those honouring Heine Brothers by pur-
Savannah ; Medora, 'Wild, Lylla, Scott, and Trento, Davis, the entertainment of our readers. The public events de- and purest ornaments of the primitive Christian Church. 11.
seli,l Old Ditto 4 10 3 5
4 10 4 15
noW en- tilm.e!, may depend on the strictest secrecy, as
.to. their taking a b •h. 1 • 1 J
y any means wit in t reir power to emp oy. osEPH
from Charleston ; RObert, from Richebucto ; and Jane, Rowe, scribed in the manuscript are sufficiently well known. The We further learn from several • h d
passages in t e 01 "
s.zetrJilladtlegorri, and Rye-grass Hay
t t e .ts 10 5(1 • 5 3
........Generally ~ ~.... 4 0 5 5
. ~L,..e r•getting a prize ; such being the undeviating rule of the
Oat Straw
HUME the detested as Tories and the still detest from Gibraltar • Cochahanda West fr m Pifiladel hia. Off ort writer states that he was resent at, the inau uration of 11 4to .£1 6 1 Wheat Straw ... ll3 110
I, a geo' - stablishivd and most lucky Office.
----- y , y , , , 0 p P , , 13 • g Testament that Solomon and sulr
he Perseverance from Canton • Thomas Worthin ton and Oliver Cromwell and he ives a minute but contem tuous , sequently several of HUNGERFORD.
iely er"' r, .; him as sham Reformers, because they are at heart un- t . h B • ' - g ' ' g 13 f 1 IC. Coarse Meadow Hay
• - THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Sir Jo n eresford, from Punta Arenas; Trinidad packet, from account of the ceremony, and of the subsequent death and ot le ings of Israel and Judah, after the division of New Meadow Hay £3 15 to £4 0
Lted fro' 2stss ~., changed. Bahia, and John Bentley, from St. John's, New Brunswick. funeral of the Protector. Here, however, he is anticipated th le d 1 ' ' Useful Old Ditto 4 0 415
e ing om, on tre accession_of Rehoboam, entered Fine Upland Meadow 4 5 410
dia po" -, ENING will be presented (fourth time), a New Comedy, in
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 15. -Arrived the Redbreast, Watkins, and Rye grass H
and superseded by Clarendon, Whitlocke, Ludlow, and a aY ..... 0 0 5 0
Two Acts, entitled .
into covenants of amity with the Princes dwelling on ,Cilaotvgrilaway 4lO 5 5
THE KING'S SEAL. 111 no place are the Tories making more desperate from Buenos Ayres. Off port, the Nautilus, Irving, from host of contemporary annalists of far superior powers, while X 0 oto.f 0 0 l 'Whelt Straw ....
se people
lien •
1)„,. -41 QUatre, Mr. Cooper ; Duc de Sully, Mr. Warde; Bertholdus Quebec.
____________
med net efforts than in South Derbyshire, to return their own he fails to adduce any personal trait or additional informa- the hanks of the Ganges, and that part of India known
lun, Mr. W, Farren; Gronikind, Mr. Harley. ~ res an
FALMoUTH, JAN. 15.-Wind W. to S. W f h d PRICE OF BREAD.
None ar° Indeed there is no eriod of Ene•lish histor so well to Euro eans h th
tion. , . p . . 7.
p y e name of Hindus. These, with
o,,,."'arehioness de Verneiull, Miss E Tree; Lout., de goeae, Miss tOOIS, and in no place will they be rnore signally de- squally.-Arrived the Eclipse packet, from Halifax, sailed 31st . TiTehree 'XIV= Bsrjartln the Metropolis Is Sd. for the 41b. Loaf.
by thef --•ion; Lena, Miss Murray. ult. ; his Majesty's ship Pantaloon from Lisbon, sailed 11th illustrated and minutely described as that of the Civil Wars many other associations and recollection the luxu- that rate. 0 trom a half-penny to three half-pence belt.,
•efusal 0
,r After which the New Farce, called TAM O'SHANTER. feated. Bribery and corruption-subtle hints and in- •
inst. • Vectis, Parsons, from the Mauritius, sailed 14th Oct., and Commonwealth :-
„their trance of Oriental imagery and description-the curi- ' PRICE OF SUGAFt.
kr. a.r..s o• Shanter, Mr. W. Farren ; Souter Johnny, Mr. Bartley ; David, solent menaces, are daily had recourse to by them, in and from St. Helena 29th Nov ; the Desire, Smith, from Ca- WITCHCRAFT. 0 The A
.I,Trage Price of Brown or Muscov: do Sugar, cc mputed V-irr,
he ince!'
„Webster ; Roderick Allan, Mr, Brindal. diz ; and Sir John Byng, Cran, from Lisbon. • 1592. At this time one Agnes Samson, named the Wise osity awakened by the very name of a people who, !,1!e Rcti_rns made in the week ending the 6th day ol January, 1•', .
,n °heck* IZarne o' Shanter, Mrs. C. Jones; Maggie, Mrs. Fitzwilliam; Jeannie every quarter of this division ; hut the cause of Re- , 4Us .1.1(1. per Hundred Weight exclusive of the D • "" 8'1"
is
, uties ol Customs
. - Wife of Keith, was apprehended as a witch. She was not havin • d • * • "1. • •
g arnve at a certain point in civiozation sf paid or payable thereon on the Imprirtation thereof into Great Tin tain.
abandoe" --'''' blerray. The Cornubia from London to Penzance is on shore near 3 •-bp
le, form as represented by Lord WATERPARK and the . , , one of the common sort, base and ignorant, but with most , - , , PRICE OF SEEDS.-Jan 16, -•
... cOnclude with the New Grand Chivalric Entertainment, called Dungeness ; the Master drowned. snort ante remain stationary for ages-all excite in us Per Cwt. Per Quarter.
_AING
1, - ARTHUR and the KNIGHTS of the ROUND TABLE. Hon. G. J. VERNON, will prevail over all their ma- remarkable matron-like ears and solid in her answers
The Jane Bourne, Wald, from Shoreham to Portsmouth, is • • Y ' . • New English Red Clover42s. 565. 60s St. Foin
ADO' . Which Mr. Ducrow's magnificent Stud-of Horses will be introduced. on shore near Rye. Being examined she declared that she had a familiar spirit fl. fll. 1. •
ee ings o tle we lest interest. OM Ditto Ditto -s. -s. -s Rye Grass s• 16.-s.
--s. 408. 48s.
Arthur Mly • IdM T P Cooke; John Galadin, chinations. The great recommendation of these libe- who upon her call appeared in a visible form, and solved The drama of the Ui a ; Fo eign Ditto -s. -s. -s. Pacey Grass -s. 3is 44)5.
kr, H . r. iddear; Sir Ro an , r. . .
-.n-us .s very ancient, beim, 011edwDittro Ditto 40s. 50s. 50s.
.
VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE her of any doubtful matter, especially concerning the life in 'a f • ' ta ' , Linseed, for feeding ...--'s. 54s tiOs
• Arley; Gybe Dagonet, Mr. Webster ; Gabriel, Mr. Bedford. ral candidates with their constituents, is their uncon- :sew White Clover 46s. Ms. 05s. Ditto, for 50wing........ -s. • ...s•
state o decline so earl
y as the beeinning oia Date Dam
nett,. miss Clifton; Morgans La Faye, Mrs. Vining; Dorothy CUSTOM-HOUSE, JAN. 16. and death of sick persons ; and when she called him, her . , -s. 4,,5. 565. Ditto, for crushing '-s 465. 535:
.
e in St' . . Stump. Mrs. Humby.
. querable dislike of the present Cabinet. They ground The Herald, Hodge,"from Trieste ; Bernard, Wells, Que- words were " Holla Master" for he had learned her so to of the seventh century. In its construction it differs I()l7l;ii?.teotbi I lSs 20s 23s Canary
-s. I4s. 18s. Hemp -s. 483 525.
.
Active Whitnall D If. k • F
ansl L'Orient ;
~ . , un ir , armers, nib Grass
ieir )Is' their claims to confidence on their distrust of Toryism b" do. She further declared that the Earl Bothwell moved from the Greek in many particulars, not posses • s S --s
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Tyran, Saint Michael's ; Mitford, Taylor, Mogadore ; Sack-
h to enquire what should b f the Kin how lon • sing English Carraway --s. 625. 653. White Mu l'er
Bushel'
Foreign Ditto stard ...... 9s. Od. lls Od.
Nip „ in general, and of the PEEL Manifesto in particular. ville, Matthews Quebec ; Fanny, Drummond, Mauritius • er ' • ecome o g, . g either tragedy or comedy, properly so called ;in a Coriander
n vester' - eNENTING will be performed the Grand Operatic Drama, called
'he should reign and what should happen after his death ; . s 13s. la , Winter Tares 6s. Od ,-
GUSTAVUS THE THIRD ; OR, THE MASKED BALL What says Mr. VERNON on this subject ?-" It has . P -
Berwiek-u on-Tweed,' Muers, Miramichi ; Pamela, Gilbert, , j •
and that tne spirit undertook to make away the king, but disregard of the unity of time ; and in the number of Rapeseed, English tine (per Last) 30/. 3.3 i. ...... F '". 6d.
.oreign 9.9 t. 31/.
Opst,
Singapore. PRICES OF HOPS.-Jan. 16.
lay, fr°lll tap. ~ "g tha Third, Mr. King ;I Colonelj Lillienhorn, Mr Temple-
failing in performance and beim, challenged said it was not the acts forming each piece. The drama of the K. nt rockets (per cwt.)
3 paid. ° is.„. "41tain Ankarstrom, Mr. Seguin ; Oscar, Miss Shirreff; Chris- been reported that great changes are about to take ENTERED OUTWARDS Ff.OR LOADING,,Jaaa. 16. .
ower, for Il est hommedo'Dieu dll h
, wor stat e under- • Choice ditto
6. Os. 17. Os to W. os.
Ise, F''' :•:itlell
~,_ eirt, Mr. Bedford.
place, and that Reform colours will shortly be seen H The Brockelbank, Strannack, r Ostend ; Branken Moor, ill his p Hindus partook somewhat of the nature of a religious Kent Bags....
0 41. 4s. 51. Os. to 51. Its.
-""ale, Ankarstrom, Miss Betts ; Arvedson, Mrs. Fitxwilliam. oney, Manilla ; Columbus, Smithell, Jamaica ; Hannibal, stood not. (He is a man of God.) Richard Crawford, Sussex Pockets
,
rite the erfor
; p mances commence y
d earl in the morn- Superfine ditto
froll3 14.15° conclude with the New Grand Comic Pantomime, called floatine over the Tory camp. My friends, will you be Roberts, New York ; LibertY, Paine, Boulogne ; ;Jonge Ja. another notorious sorcerer, made the same confession of
W. 5s 5! 10s. to 0/. os.
o
ay, ~is
''''ES2ulN UEEN MAB ; OR, THE THREE GLASS
AND Q cobs ' Banners, Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent. Bothwell, for which he was committed, but afterwards ing, and only continued for a certain season In the R PRICE OF OIL
sited ' deluded by so specious a bait ? No, if our opponents ape Oil, brown, per ton, 49( Os -Refined 51/ Os -L' eed 01
DISTAFFS. Cf,EARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, JAN. 16. broke ward and escaped to England, laying the whole bl
,Ilarien„. .., ame year. The actions represented in the Hindu drama Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill 0000' 131 0' * "Is
' ' 311.
Os.
0/ ' aletthe,..--.-Int ,ar. Ellar ; Pantaloon, Mr. F. Sutton ; Clown, Mr. T.
should d t •if on Tory banners you Sir Ed
aop our war-cry , ward Banks, Norwood, Hambro'; London Merchant, of his rebellion upon the Chancellor. __________ , . , . s --Rape Cake, per ton, t./. Cs.
,utervie Miss C. Reekie.
ra1r......e.S OF LEATHER
"I\__!.l:.___VVl
_iiriigig, Mr. W. H. Payne. Columbine,
Mewll, Rotterdam ; Teazer, Airth, Lisbon ; Lynburn, Brock, A MONSTROUS WHALE AND STURGEON. are such as manifest the workings of the passions ; Per lb. dto d , Per lb. d. to d.
Office'v
The • -
-,-, 4.,,1b each 11 13 Horse Hides, Gerraun l7 'l3
literViesi. . '
Publication of Tits SUN NEWSPAPER commenced this day .
Rotcalun, Nantes; Eliza, Redman, Barbadoes ; James Cas- 0 _....; bo
Board 0 will consider it either as an avowed abandonrnent of h F *th and struck u th h b I - 12 15i ---- Sp.': i ish
up t e I'l , Pon e s ores e-east nverness the termination of any piece. The trassic and comic 117:7"-----ms 6j l4 17 Calf Skins, 3,/ to -10113.(doz )•I4
at 15 minutes oast 3 o'clock. kie, Young, New York
21
-.....,----.
0 .... Hides 10 12 4O 51,
principle, or as a shallow artifice to induce you CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, -JAN. 'l6. le. It was 70 feet long • I was resen
ami , , p t at the mea- *l7 23
t
-_=---_
Th parts are mixed up, as they are apt to occur i - Botts Vitriol - -- 50 W.... ..... •29 .4
;erditY 1'
• " The Menemblick, Gray, for Medemblick ; Hero, Dawson, suring of it. e debate began, whether it was upon 11 real ____l English - 70 100 *IS 21
. to place your liberties under Tory care and keeping. . •
Colloden's march or the Town's ; but the burgesses of In- life ; and the length of each single drama • • r •
- t ()reign 14 171 Seal Skins, large.. ........ .... 11 15
• -D
.':10. • - New South Wales.
. vanes irons Foreign Hides lO 13 --- smalL ............ .16 lel
ia A - '"--• • , Strong words these ; but not more strong than true. verness seized the whale under appreciation, John Forbes seven to sixteen or eighteen acts. •s" Dressing Hides .
1/4` ' ' • -''
40 % 'is Ae' VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. No execution ever _es__ t;haved .... 12 15 Basils
i
4,kt,,,,, . i.,-r---.- 4 - / of' Culloden being then at the South. The English offered k • •
8 13
"ses• Lord WATERPARK holds pretty nearly the same The Roland (Whaler), of Havre, the 27th Oct. in lat. 30. ta es place in sight of the .
and. suit: . , -....,....1..... sec
_i_Aloi,m_ .
b her at a high rate, and the
to uy h Id h h
ys ou ave got er by • , ..,
- audience, and no piece ends IlleortseStteerss Tidgelisi; ....
**
11 11 ries
oulders 7 oh
language :-" What liberal measure," he asks, " can S. long. 12. E. ; the Amelia, from Pugwash, the 4th inst in with the destres' '7 12i
ay. afte''' o S hf L. 1 h • •
and the ara , or werpoo . t e 6th inst. ):, '
rio-ht for all men concluded Me Whale to be a presage of f h h •If rounded 2.1. o4d per lb more
- ....11011 ot e eroes or heroines, or even
,eae. . I.at. 46. long. 26. ; .
(lajestie; lig we expect from a Government in which the Duke ot in lat. 47. long. 24. by the Doncaster, arrive o
d -ff. r a garrison's expiration and tat I •
• almouth. 'e the d;-
r ts atton from Inverness, .
_-... w lIITECHAPEL HAY MARKET -Jar --------
ed go- ‘.,,„,i ',V --, nu. which happened shortly after. There was also a monstrre•-• sappointment of their hopes. An Indian audi- Flay 80s ed t JOB i'd ICI • .e-- 15
o s. or, er sos Od to Iles Od.
es to Hamburg, the 26th Nov in
The Redbreast, Buenos Ayr . . Straw
.- ---___•-•-...,... WELLINGTON shall take a part, when he has de-
lat, 16. N. long. 81. ; the 'cern, Liverpool to Antwerp, the sturgeo fi h f t f 1 k • • e-- • •••6 ence would not tolerate the fatal termination f 1 •
n s , 0 en eet ong, ta en in the..yair e
~.
_, o a p ay , -
PRICES OF POTATOES AT S.,PITALFIELDS
tls° in ewy
,-•
!toe, 0 , . dared that he saw no necessity for Reform ?" The 25th ult. in lat. 39. long 42. by the Sylvania, arrived at Li- at the same time. This fish, well clec.-- - .11" u and therefore the authors were compelled to conclude - Kidneys (York) from vessel ls Os to 3/. Os. per ton.
tOOnvteel .''
-,
8 .A.,j, LONDON, ...osed and pickled, is Scotch Reds ditto 9/. Os. to 31. 108 ditto
verpoo. .
1 The Emma Hudson, Malta to Odessa, the 19th meat and medicine. The Fe-,'• 1. t , , them happily. . Common Reds °I. 10s. to 01 Os. ditto
liSh,,,Ss" ' . '`a URDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17, 1835. Electors of South Derbyshire will not, we are sure, ' d J All G'b I • _ _ . . -.gust' uougnt it at the rate of
Nov. in the Douro passage ;an ane, en, Ira tar to 4/. sterling, and after brintip,a it 1 h- • • marsh Champions 3/. Os. to 4/. Os. ditto
Of 1•1°.:'; .. vas fail to return to Parliament men who hold honest,. Trieste, the 20th ult., off Algiers, with bowsprit damaged, by t
pered among In I
' - e nto t e citadel, they whis- The d' • • '
Illseall ta it could not be had i 'visions m the drama of the Hindus are much Shaws
Middling . .. . .. 03. to 2/. 10s. ditto
I/. 10s. to 0/. Os. ditto
n Eng-
i Car" Th - - the Urania, ed at Bristol. The Duke -of Ar
Headley, arriv h . _ land ander 191,1 more varied than those which are recoanized on the Chats I/ ss. to 01. Os. ditto
e result of the first day's poll for Perthshire, and straiahtforward opinions like these. As for givino
b
the b b gyle, Bristow, for Cape of Good Hope, t e Ist Oct. in lat.
tenclail County of Edinburgh, bids fair for the cause of Ministers what is facetiously called, " a fair trial," 16. N. long. 20. by the Uranus, arrived at _Bahia. '-..wee....... European stage. The grand divisions are three-not Price of TallPowßl(aCsEstgd IJ
yAtl:tre VilTo; ntsetorsnle of rib.
Its 4 t4d.
vete bln It efo KIRK ALDY.-Within these few days, workmen reaulated btl 1. 't fth t. 'tl
y le pecu ian y o eac ion, as wi i us, PRICE OF TALLOW. SO AP. .vc per 1121 b.
al kt, rm. • Mr. MAULE is 41 a-bead of Sir GEORGE by returning two thick-and-thin Tories, they will be LItRIVALS AND DEPARTURES AT THE have been employed in telt' d
ing own a tenement in the High- o
Town Tallow 44s. Od Yellow Soap
hut b 1
y t se rank of the supposed actors ; and these 425. Od. Mottled
me 1-1,0)"1.,
SCOTCH WHARFS. street, which has hithe t
r o been an object of interest to Taz Russia
!of l'S'e 0 lIRAY, and Si G C 54 1 ' h d f t Ire d t dream of such a thing. The Tories
r EORGE LERKE on ya- ea ar oo s 1 w o
. stran ers visitin Kirk -s. Od. Curd s ed.
of yr FRIDAY, JAN. 16, Wind S. S. W.-Throughout the morn- g g aldy, as in an upper flat of it the cele- aoain branch in various subdivisions, almost endless in Soap Ditto -s Od. Graves
d , tb
brated Adam Smith wrote hi " W b ..... 16s. 0d„
o 0 , 1,8 .4. CRAIG, after all the desperate exertions of have had a lonaer and fairer trial-as the country ing, and during the greater part of this day, it has blown a , , , s ealth of Nations." It is said Melting Stuff 2Bs. Od. Good Dregs
and t' llse 7, •
ories I r,
knows to its cost-than any set of men that ever h heav showers f
strong gale, accompanied wit ,y , Q rain, that a particular spot 'an his stud •d'
. yin mated where the philo- their • t The lanouage of most ftl ' '
vane y.
0 0 o re pieces is Dtto Rough l9s Od
to'O'tet. DOWNE'S Wearte,---Jan. 14, sailed the Bridpost Rnd Lon- sophor bad boon in the habit of resting his head against the very fine, and many of the sentiments noble ; but, on PRICE OF. CANDLES. .
in yes The ____ - h swayed the destinies of a nation. y
The have been don Shipping Company's smack Dorset, Oaleb Clark master, 11; hut a few years since a aint hl't
p er o- a erated it, to the re- the whole, the Hindu drama is defective, from the want hri-of o S
Te p Ge god tore Candles in the Retail Shops is as follows:-
Candles, per dozen, 7s Oil ; inferior, 6s. 'St -Moulds, Ss 6d.
result of the MiddleseX Election mi ht teac
g for Bridport, with a general oargo. Jan, 1(J, at) tirrivals, de- t,
7:et of the owner of the property. The tenement, built in the Sixpence per dozen discount for cash.
,f Ledir the 1,
I tried upwards of half a century : yet now they have Dutch style, was one of the oldest in Kirkaldy, and is taken of any fixed aim, or the inculcation of any peculiar
ories
..sa an iinportant lesson, were they a teachable parturos, or advices, • COAL MARKET...Jan. 15.
tll° Ce. , . the effrontery to step forward and demand another MILLER'S WriARF.--Zan. 14, sailed the Aberdeen and Lon- down to give plaee to a new and elegant edifiee.-Fifeshire opinion or principle. It aims at nothina Maher Per Ton s. d. Per Ton. s. d.
ng tO
or
es It is pregnant with instruction, were they don Shipping Company's smack Superior, John Donald Journal. c, 0 Adair s
16 3 hope Company l9 6
vere c Pable trial--iust as if they were so many raw novices in the
, master, for Aberdeen,- with an extensive cargo of merchan- we are sorry to learn that Mrs. Hawes the lady than to amuse ; and the very fact. of making all par- gsars:,:ztlsin
15 0 Walls End Potateth l7 0
tim of pregting by experience. But, we fear,
Holvweli l9 3 Bell's Primrose l6 6
, Ge°rge Sv
ar ' are past all hope of improvement. Every art of Government I But this -absurd plea will not disc . Ja.n. 16, no arrivals or departures. .Advices-7-the Edin- of the Member for Lambeth, is dangerously ill 'from a cold
burgh and London Shipping- Company's smack Trusty, Alee. (Aught during the election, and that there is considerable fe revents the ossibilit of raisine• in the
ties happy p p Y 0 Medomsley, tinscreened,S
hope Company tan- Braddyll's Richmond Main... 21 3
• d
ar min an abhorrence of vice, by exposing its unhappy „,„ s , „ 15 3 Walls End Bracidyll 22 9
'or'
avail them. The day of trial is past ;Is I 't i
w.t_ tee 20s-es, iL'n-d, Ana • •f,i.tja Ab vt I, d T entertai df h TI " e( iugh l5 6 Walls End Hetton .............. '22 9
I, Ma,,ivi; eti.,
ev i er reastar, krr we ~, 'el ,
,;(1111 . f4n an, an ues-
.ne o. er recovery. ns circumstance has prevented
mar 9 , A ge to their minds is bar.
red against conviction.
and that of condemnation bas arrived. Nothing 1101 v day, 13th inst. ; the Aberdeen and L don Shipping Corn- ate fixing a day for the public dinner which had been pro- consequences. Picton l6 0 %Valls End Lambton
Pontop Windsor l7 6 Walls End Stewart's
, j yfri 't
the l . 22 9
anu,,,,a(l, vr ast election they prevailed upon that weak pany's smack, Bon Accord, James Kerr master, and the Aber- posed to be given to celebrate his return, and has interfered If we may rely upon the fidelity of the translator 'l'atifield
She' 311 eatnTe L remains for them to do, but to tov4it7 and abide by,
d kt C fi Id Wade master arrived at Ab d with. (AIM Urati -1 ei t t la. 1 '
een pac e au e , , er een, .. go ui s consequen upon is e ectlon. West Hartley
Sar km ) ord HENLEY, to come forward from the dust _ . . of the volumes before us, we have cause to feel asto- Walls End Bewicke and Co 2l 3 W alls End Tees
iy F
' coleys the sentence of their countrymen. fro9l konclon; en Tneqclety the 1441 lust Su serDE.-Yesterday morn'
mg a youth named . Walls End Hilda 2O (1 Walls End Victoria 2l o
qe ebs of the Court of Chancery and pit him- , • Leiser pm lisawins. A 8 }lntg.-4an. 10, no arrivals or de- Fuller, the son of a respectable harp-builder at Millwall, nished at the intellectual advancement of the Hindus Walls End Hotspur
' Waits End Jesmond 21 0 Clackmannan l5 6
' azainst ms. HUME. Hard was the fate of this Electors of South Derbyshire lif you desire to do partures. Advice-the Leith and London old Shipping Corn- committed a delerata act of self-destruction bv stabbing at a ver t 'd We have here seven or
y remo e peno . 16 0 Hartley
Walls End Killingworth
17 6
PO ''
•ustice to yourselves and your country, return those pany's smack Sir William Wallace, John Tulloch master, ar. him el ' 1
Or Ina a f wit 1a kn fe, from the effects of whioh he 'died in five • Wi,tolls Eara,l Lanchester, Stan. Siikstone Fleid and Co. ......
1 ' •- f 1 • h 111 1 d ' 1 0 lullingworth Trader ..... '2O 3
,O foll°' aod n' At a meetino called by his own supporters, J
held • b . to Parliament who will take care to see that this een- rived at Leith? from London. on Tuesday; the lath ireTh minutes afterwards. It d h
ting the fatal act d. 1
is sal tat the cause of his commit- mg it pieces, o great cngt ,wto y trans ate , wit 1 IPe n 1 Tyne Company ... 20
was a Isappo ntment in love, his addresses long notices of others, all possessing great merit NValls End Northumberland,. 20 9
Ships arrived since last mai ket-day. 4
I Le w in the Court House of the Tower Hamlets,
a, having been re'ected b a ou
t tence is worthily executed. Can you hesitate in your EXTRAORDINARY SHOT.-Last week a 111 , j y yng women, the daughter of ain Isi
ce on and execution ; written lona after the COUNTRY CORN 111ARKETS DURING THF WEER
i as voted incompetent, and requested to withdraw
f 1 vers neighbouring publican, to whom he was attached. b 0 . .
.. NI, ~
choice of representatives ? Between those who would n. am dsi h ' ddlod up to a large flock op o
e_._ __ngor, _eying pa .• . e EXEC dramatic literature of India had reached its zenith. rei vuarter. 1 Wheat. Barley. i oats. , Beans I. P• se
• • -,
a
, ''s Lae s_
to a uontest. This reception-so little flattering • in Chichester Harbour, brought his swivel gun to bear upon _ u'rwat.-On Monday Michael Robinson, -- - - -
stain ,„ uphold, and those who would undermine, the prin- them with such effect as to bring down no less than 176 the wretched man who was convicted on Friday at Green- We must h
, -owever observe, that we learn more of the itir4sTo7=-. 17; 4 29 't ' 'l,O 236
Waist 4fts
. - -
'"an--in a district containino so many voters, _
is streo
2- -- 44 38 40
• c°lllPlet 0 ciples of good government ? Between the advocates DEATH OF THE CATHOLIC PRIMATEi-It -t: of the violation and murder of Mary Davis, on the manners and sentiments, than we do of the individual Bath _... •64625 31 20 '2B 36 44 42 46
e night of the 21 tf N b th B d h d
• ~ • Oar sickened his Lordship, and he took the ad- our most painful task, this day, to announce the death of th ~,.. . s o ovem er, on e ray-roa , was ange Bridgewater ........ 48 56 22 26 20 2.5 "32 34 42 40
qe.
character of the personages represented in these dra- Bristol.-......... 48 56 2•3 :32 16 ‘!;,) :34 38 - -
~: so fr of rational liberty, and the advocates of rank intole- Most Rev. Thomas Kelly, Catholic Primate of Ireland. His at -6,llmainham. He was completely subdued by his awful
ankly, is
salt not uncourteously, tendered to fat
_ e, and persisted to the last in professing that his state of in- Chesterfield ...... 44 5! 28 3:3 16 22 44 48 - -
hill% 0.
? Lord WATERPARK and Mr. VERNON Grace fell a sacrifice to malignant fever, caught while admi mas-the very contrary to what we find in the plays I_?erby
........... 41 44 3.1. 35 ID 25 41 43 - --
cliiiil. '3IT CHARLES FORBES was then launched upon the ranee
nisterino the rites of the church to a poor person in the town toiti • • • '
~ Cation rendered him utterly ignorant of all the occurrences
op
t Shaks care and our most orioinal Eur d
, . opean ra- ii=i----- 48
V ~,.:, 4e 17 27 40 45; - ....
:e er Political would emancipate you wholly from Tory shackles. of Drogleda. Yesterday morning, at 4 o'clock a.m., the me- '
o. the fatal nigbt. He died, adding another to the countless P , . Exeter •••••-•••••••
42 43 20 -; - 24 - 41 - ..
It' t • scene, and Lord HENLEY'S votes were, in the victims of drunKenness.-Dublin Evening Post. matists. Individual character is but rarely deve- G'otimler-........... 31 49 25 33(4! '127 :21f1 t 69 441 -29 31
lancholy event occurred at his Grace's residence in that town.
. E. • Witt:N.. _
Sir ROGER GRESLEY and' Sir ;GEORGE CREWE Th nil ngerford ...... 31 50 22 30 2 t 28 34 40 36 40
' phill"
The Primate's career was short. He studied at Maynooth, e investiture of the Duke of Buccleuch as Knight
d wh --iig of an eye, transferred to the worthy Baronet,
loped, and even then with no extraordinary or Leicester-----. - 40 - 31 - 23 - 40 -
CO? . ° went t h
°t e poll and made hut a sorry figure tbere. would rivet those shackles still closer. Rely on it, „here, h " b d ined on the 23d September, 1820, by (litho Most Illustrious Order of the Garter will not take place '
aving een or a gewbery--... 29 51 23 35 19 -
30 :35 43 34 3,9,
original power. A few e cept
x ions occur ; hut they es • •
cin, Th our choice is not between good.and had; hut between the Archl)ishop of Dubli.n, he was alvointed Junior Doe e
n, an until after the return of the Scottish Representative Peers at ntscy .....--......... 52 58 28 34 18 22 39 42 -
h liol shattesbery - 54 - 2.5 - 17 - 41 -- --*
e Tor* office which he filled with teal and cuscrotion, until, after t yrood Palace on the 10th of February. There is no va- are too few to claim any particular notice.
- ii "es are acting on their usual maxim ex quovis Y
Shepton Mallet .... 40 46 26 33 '2O SS 34 45 -
Of gno fit 'll i d the best and the worst of two systems. Elect Liberal la.- cancv in the order b the demise of the Duke of Gl ucester
consecration of Doctor Mac Hale, as Coadjutor of Killa , . . y . 142rhorne -...-..... 46 52 25 32 21 26 38 4'l - --
00 '3
' ' The merit of the drama rather consists in its absence '
I smite. ---..-. - 44 - 21 - 19 - 35
le e • rti' it h I ercurius-for any log or block, provide
He succeeded that illustrious prelate in the chair of Dog- "e; as a Prince of the Blood Royal, being a supernumerary
of nis itv
, e the name f T d •t • a fit
o ory stampe upon i, is Members, and you a ;
ss.st materially to advance the
matic Theology. Having discharged the arduous and Knight. of faults, and its proof of the good taste of the people, Yarmouth- 40 45 es n 8 5) 23 34 qa '-'
56
i'eovil . 40 52 ~6 28 0•2 24 i '.
--
-
110' 'a°,ject eause of Reform. Elect Tory ones, and you are important duties of Senior Professor for little more than a DREADFUL F
-, 110 A ON THE MOUNT.-It is OUT than for an Per Bushel. s. d 5.(1.15. d. s.d. ; it. 5.11.1 fsi. 42d, ;71 s"-d
.
of th • • y marked excellence peculiar to itself. In ihrewsbury ... 60684 2 5 0, 5 ' ' 3.
- - -- - -
her, d I
err 1 o atry. They set up ~ Tom WOOD" as year, he was, on the 16th June, 1826, appointed Bishop of ir a
Pain.ii, duty this week to report the breaking out of a serious • 0 6 '.?, 0 0 00 0 0 0 0
NO', 4/1 0 equally assisting to advance that of Anti-Reform.
Its construction it is sufficientl sim le • hut there is DEVIZES CORN MARKF ‘
P •deo' , . Pponent M
to r. HUME at the election which has the II
the then vacant soe of Drorool3o, and efinsecrated in . re, on Thursday last, in the house of Thos. Barst E Y P •
__ _ _ _ _ _ ow, sq., . , Pm. Snr•lr s a . A . .... , L -Jan. 15
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tit ir,rilie result of the Middlesex Election might teach
-Lortes an important lesson, were they a tcnhable
Ca fee. It is pregnant with instruction, were they
tliePable of prosting by experience. But, we fear,
41' are past all ,l2ope of improvement. Every
Aelltle to their minds is barred against conviction.
'vrt the last election they prevailed upon that weak
koeature, Lord HENLEY, to come forward from the dust
self cobwebs of the Court of Chancery and pit him-
Do against Mr. HUNIE. Hard was the fate of this
441. Man' At a meeting called by his own supporters,
Ile held in the Court House of the Tower Hamlets,
was voted incompetent, and requested to withdraw
from
to the contest. This reception—so little flattering
co a Vain man---in a district containing so many voters,
rilPietely sickened his Lordship, and he took the ad-
hice s 0 frankly, but not uncourteously, tendered to
in• SirCRARLES FORBES was then launched upon the
twitlealseene and Lord HENLEY'S votes were, in the
inkling of an eye, transferred to the worthy Baronet,
hill
went to the poll and made but a sorry figure there.
The Tories are acting on their usual maxim ex quovis
fit- Mercurius—for any log or block, provided
tib:tve the name of Tory stamped upon it, is a fit
tn.! ect of their idolatry. They set up " Tom WooD" as
0P anent to Mr. HIJNIE at the election which has
Just closed. And what is the consequence ? How
tape they come off ? With defeat and dis-
ttace---such defeat and disgrace, as ought to
sh, and with reasonable men tem& crush, every
tPe that the county of Middlesex can ever be brought
h.9lerate a Tory misrepresentative. They cannot io
8 case—_
as they did when defeated in the city of
...'911(1°11----lay the blame of their discomfiture upon the
of activity in their friends, imperfect org:aui_zation,
-17 e!; for never kiz was a more powerful battery of cleetioli
'inert' brought to bear upon the independence Of

If we may rely upon the fidelity of the translator
of the volumes before us, we have cause to feel asto-
nished at the intellectual advancement of the Hindus,
at a very remote period. We have here seven or
eight pieces, of great length, wholly translated, with
long notices of others, all possessing great merit
in design and execution ; written long after the
dramatic literature of India had reached its zenith.
We must however observe, that we learn more of the
manners and sentiments, than we do of the individual
character of the personages represented in these dra-
mas—the very contrary to what we find in the plays
of Shakspeare, and our most original European dra-
matists. Individual character is but rarely deve-
loped, and even then with no extraordinary or
original power. A few exceptions occur ; but they
are too few to claim any particular notice.
• The merit of the drama rather consists in its absence
of faults, and its proof of the good taste of the people,
than for any marked excellence peculiar to itself. In
its construction it is sufficiently simple ; but there is
not always the same paucity of personages which dis-
tinguished the Greek performances. Neither are all
the persons introduced rendered necessary to the de-
velopment of the plot—if plot it can be called—
Which is sometimes unravelled in the first act
—they appear and disappear as they do in real
life, with frequently very little reason for making any
appearance at all. The length of the pieces renders
OA almost necessary ; but to compensate for it, the
unities of time and action are generally very carefully
preserved, and all who take a part in the action con,
tribute something towards its ultimate completion,
The length to whic4. thes,e, 9,lzurn'tions hive

EXTRAORDINARY SlloT.—Last week a man
named Singer, having paddled lip to a large flock
of plovers
in Chichester Harbour, brought his swivel gun to bear upon
them with such effect as to bring down no less than 176
DEATH OF TIIE CATHOLIC PRINIATE,—It 15
our most painful task, this day, to announce the death of the
Most Rev. Thomas Kelly, Catholic Primate of Ireland. His
Grace fell a sacrifice to malignant fever, caught while admi-
nistering the rites of the church to a poor person in the town
of Drogheda. Yesterday morning, at 4 o'clock a.m., the me-
lancholy event occurred at his Grace's residence in that town.
The Primate's career was short. He studied at Maynooth,
where, having been ordained on the 23d September, 1820, by
the Archbishop of Dublin, he was appointed Junior Doan, an
office which he filled with zeal and discretion, until, after the
consecration of Doctor Mac Hale, as Coadjutor of Killala.—
He succeeded that illustrious prelate in the chair of Dog-
matic Theology. Having discharged the arduous and
important duties of Senior Professor for little more than a
yf-!ar, he was, on the 16th June, 1826, appoiated Bishop of
the then vacant See of Dromove, and consecrated in the
chapel of Newry by the Archbishop of Dublin, on the 27th of
August following, just six years after the completion of his col-
legiate studies, and his ordination to the ministry of the Ca-
tholic Church. His Lordship was, on the 23d December,
1828, made Coadjutor of Armagh, with future succession to
Date venerable Dr. Curtis; and on the 26th July, 1832,
succeeded drat itittAitolln 111-el4O, 141 W 41144, itt all things,
he proved .a worthy successor, in the primatial chair. Doctor
Kelly possessed talents of the . very highest order. In Col-
lege. he was a most distinguished student. As a clergyman
he was zealous—as a bishop, the head of the Irish church ;
his conduct was characterised by prudence, mildness, and tern-
Veram;e: Thoir.gb constantly obliged to mix in public, he led
the austere and likalfcetl life of wploistor, 'His Grace could
have hardly reached his fortieth year, and-in that sbort
'span he
grew old by self-denial.—From the Dublin .Evening. Post of
Thursday. . 4
tt; riu

DREADFUL, FTIM ON THE MOUNT.---It is OUT
painful duty this week to report the breaking out of a serious
fire, on Thursday last, in the house of Thos. Barstow, Esq.,
near the Nunnery, without Micklegate Bar. Mr. Barstow,
who was Mr. Lowther's chairman, was attending the election
dinner, but the fire having broken out violently about seven, he
was sent for, fire engines were procured, and the family and
part of the furniture were removed. The next house, occupied
by Edward Prest, Esq„ was soup ott fire ;Ise, the family and
furniture, were also removed, and the prospect was now truly
alarming. No exertion could save those two houses. The
fire proceeded till the roofs were destroyed, the floors, &C. In
short, it was not till morning that the fire was completely got
under ; and the buildings, which were nearly new, are now in
lulus. They are a part of the Convent property, and were,
insured in the Yorkshire Fire-office for 3,Q091, The damage
done is calculated at nearly half that: A great portion of Mr.
13arstow's furniture was destroyed, and was not insured. We
are happy to say that no lives were lost, nor any persons
seriously injured.— York Courant.

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Arrivals from Lisbon, bearing date the 10th inst.,
have been received. They state that some disaffec-
tion prevails among several of the nobility about the
person of the QUEEN, in consequence of her MA
JESTY'S removal from the Ro3al table of three
of the most tried and faithful servants of the
late Emperor, pqn PEDRO ; and ordering their
places to be filled by pefSEHO VOW (4.4. itolc
their voices better for the Royal ear. This is looked
tipon m a bad omen, particularly as this arrangement
im taken pito.* xeyic1n to:the introduction of the

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