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London, England, 1842-02-07 00:00:00

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1, The Paris Journals of Friday and Saturday have
114 all reached us, but they contain no news of import-
ance. , .
AVe subjoin extracts from them :
The on •
f-"log news has been received from Oran, of the date of
the 23d of January
Alari
• —4l-I(ader has rav e&the tribe of Beni Amer, and put 5e-
,,,, v
ruing oral of the Chiefs under agarrest, because he suspected them of be-
e:partisans of the French. It is said he has declared his
:rennination to decapitate twenty, and has sent word to General
euisrtaanpraehatethat on his appearing efore Tlemcen tl.e first objects
that
fleet his eye shall be the heads of these Chiefs with
lap
ex Mes inscribed above them. Thus the Emir, reduced ,to.the
' trernity,
tile Ara hopes•
I.loPes by such acts of cruelty to strike teiror into
15.000 r . It is said that he has still under him SOO-. horse
.and
birn.Got, regular troops; but the people are more excited against
wit,. On the 20th three Spahis arrived at Oran from . Mascara,
bow" dispatchs, but their contents
io were kept secret. 'ley are
had
i"e"uPPosed to confirm prev us reports, that Get). Lamoriciere
h_tnade a successful razia en the Hachem, who were under
to
,cOrarnand of the Emir's father-in-law, and the result of which
~a''fl to be the capture of one thousand head of cattle, and the
3,;,
i'llOolaussion of the tribe of Hachem Garrabat. The Garrabats are
,i 0 .eclorounication with the French authorities, and passengers are
''' w4:11,3:P„4"1O8 between the tribe and Oran. From Mascara they
tint,; h..7.,nat the winter has been unusually severe, and that they had
~1
se-7 locked in by the snow for ten days; that meat had become
thrrce) and the troops were subsisting upon a loaf of bread every.
1!) T: A:* dars, with a small quantity of wheat. On the 9th the Beni
bp; kotliet'uls submitted to General Lamoriciere, who had
letters Made a severe inroad upon the tribe. From Mostaganem
.1!, 114" of the 18th have been received, stating that the tribe of the
ii, iiaglag. Which has lately submitted, is not of so much importance
hc: and 4
il:een represented, inasmuch as it numbers only between 3,000
. well 'OO
~, souls, and cannot furnish more than 450 horsemenTh
i-4 4ithz:24, nted• It has upwards of 20,000 head of cattle. e.
P, . corti 71. .011 of the Beni Zerouel and Beni Chelouf tribes is
column
tumacn ,t,,, Of oPe"ii!ed. the rains having impeded the operateionvsooyf
ttohemascara,
~,,
~ lnlt ,;-.4l.)3uthdeau, who wasfinabeeuwtetaotheesre.ort
Aallonwas
quiet in the
ex:iv,oblZloo4eofrmeteusrtnagoafnem._
Comnaerce.
1)1
..' BOU RSE—,PARIS, SATURDAY, FEB. 5.
ast
,
Furst Highest Lowest
ri,p
XII.; /set
Price Price. Pricu
118 r
95 ' th 4Per c. 119 ... Its ... 1,,„8 90 - 1,3
1..i:1;,i.
41,er 4,.. .... "..•
103 m "' 14 95 ...
---6 80 ::: i 9 95
'll!i' ader Cents.... .........
79
10- ''.
50 10 ... 8.0 10 ... 80 IC
~,ii , 14444riti of Etn.e......... .......
:,aset
_7:05
~,. ' ,` te
bank 1.0t)07.7)::;;;; 1017 50 -1017 17 ••••!1(„T, ....:g35
kt,' •1111,4411 Isa %%W. Shares f.0:40 —5015 - IN7 ... 810
, earls nk ............. ... 795 '" 810 -.
N ~ 10414
)41
~ , Per Cents. ........ 10434 ... 104•14 ...
~.i. )4 7:eiiti .4 let cent,.. 1840... 1(2.55k4
~.: 1.(.24,
.-: 5
..„ 5%
T 5,46 ... 1i.)5%
k, vikeaktPtsitvee..... .............. '34 ••• 5% -5% -5%
i 2k111,.:4'!, . • ... . ................... IC7 40 ... ~J 7 40 ... 11.17 40 ... .0 40
11k)rivAtaiiia HAILWAY SHARES.
. 890 ... 890 ... 897 50 ... £4l)
4ltAt 14.4`._ t• t..;: ..... .............. 206 25 .. 206 25 .. 200 25 ... 206 25
4.lsh. iiirp-... . . ......... .....".. 510 ... :,15 ... 512
40 50 •••• 615
311#04;,;* ... •-•••... ....... .... 540 ... 550 ... 5 ...
2301,2
~,,, -- aft.f. ............. 230230 ' 230 ...
_--4 tr,„ . ...
--rd ZEN G KNIFE TWO FEET
I,
LONG !
vever .
t•lii,h , Nvonderful the enterprise which has distin-
seieze::
antsth country in her manifold works of art,
rernEtrk , d manufacture, we think there is none more
5.5.:41,,,,,
.::(...te:es.olll4:l4oe7thheainr in
otiNh: of CUTLERY. The celebrated
`'ore tblizt--111 RODGERS and SONS, of Sheffield, have
.mt • kePt pace with the march of improve-
raret The other
I. "r 0 Pleas Passing through Sheffield, we had the
Ili, lietlicitmo otiuera of visiting their extensive Snow K 00319,
surprise and delight, we observed what may
'Ca."- the-114 eighth wonder of the world—a KNIFE such
liKht„ most
~Inbi., ambitious "destructive" never before
' q . 'fled! 1 • knife two feet long
~i the /tan, magme a hunter's
"1 leir
lAs4ll
430erl "Le, , and containing a thousand blades,—for
!tt erbeti ess
with
variety is legion ! We were so
. earl give their beauty and combination,. .that
'.
19f:d.cein,r,e but a faint description of this unique
-stitile •- °f British skill and ingenuity. The
tb 13 to
eCI, and iade of mother-of-pearl, ornamentally
fi""kiers t. 411 aid with precious stones ; the ends or
, tile ban 10 the knife are of massive cast gold ; the edges
' Itaed. 'tie aro covered with thick plate gold and en-
' tare d•
he blades
. 44%01ra:every be most in sight on one side of the
.4441e1v
litse 51117,_
nd)asourti.fully etched with some of the mos t
tikich
are4t "nil dings in England, the most prominent of
Cit-tle, Buckingham Palace, the
son u uf larhatnent, the New Royal Exchange,
°liatltin an' the Pavilion at Brighton, Kirkstall Abbey,
ittlife
th. 3 Abbey, &C.
On the other side of the
the 0 e blades are etched with American views,
• the 4401 at
II Principal Washington, the President's House,
Arhlge, tii,ptrt of the Senate House, Columbia
variety e 4. ark and City Hall, New York, &c.
APartsof w.°' character' 1-' .
u 'sac srv",..-- -

- the ~. -stic sports are etched on different
_, 00,10 04,4 °how
44,7,40 tjawm g., sce ; ' .such as hunting, shooting, fishing,
s443Worth Coursing the Berkeley Hunt, in full cry; the
Ate titig party
.. party ; the Duke of Rutland's
44ses en ' u`c*s &e. There are many medallion
_ . the blades, the most conspicuous of which
Queen Victoria, his Royal Highness
."I;zabeth, William the Con-
", and Marlborough,
--..v, Sir Isaac
mmiEunin
T Ix_
The arrivals last ~ _
moderate of other grain. ._
of Wheat, Beans, and Peas, but go..
expected details of the alteration in to,
buyers very indifferent about purchasing. v, .
slowly at last week's prices. Baxley, Beans, and Ye...
ried. Oats a heavy trade at their former value. In Flo,
very little done. .._
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK Geoffrey
Wheat. Barley. Oats. , Flow Mr. PAYNE ....
English
Irish - - 10,937 identit he should call sev..._
Foreign 26,h'4 ---- - 1 6,23 d brig y;
emcee cost Boa RD OF %YIP the prisoner was otherwise engageu ..
385.405. who would state where he was during ,-
Wheat,Red (old) - g -s. Deans, Small (new)
----White (old) --v. --s. - (old) ..... ... 42T 4U.. Mr. Payne then called five or six witnesses on 1...
----- RedlB4l) s2s. 555. -- Tick (new) 28: 30s. soner to prove an alibi, but no one was forthcoming.
-.--_. Fine 55, 63,....-- (old) 38.. 4es
The CONIION.SEUG.RANT briefly. summed up. There could .....
•-----. Superfine fits. 665. --- Harrow
(old)(new)
383325:43248 .s
.--- White (1841)....545. 585. -doubt as to the identity of the prisoner; the evidence, he thought,
------ Fine 60e 625. Brank ..-3.--t, was quite conclusive.
day to .. _
----- Superfine "Os. 72g. Oats, Feed --s• .-II The Jury at once found the prisoner Guilty, and the Court sen-
to this very la.
----Foreign free 565. 766. --- Nell 16'.21s tented him to be transported beyond sea for the term of seven years b
Ey( .38s. 40s. -- Poland --s •
. _
• yesterday afternoon,
Barley 255. 325. - New 20..25e.
- --
of more than 8501.; so 1....
---- Grinding .lu. 30s, -- Potatoe _6.-s
MARCH OF THE FOOT GUARDS THIS DAY.
Halting 335. 365. ------ New 24s 27s .
Malt.s6s. 60s, -.-. Scotch 265 28s - -This morning, at half-past ten o'clock, several hundreds of
------------_-- _
.---- Fine New 625. 645. - Irish 155..., 18,.22s the Foot Guards, preceded by their band, marched from their
The ~,
Pease, Grey, New 305. 325, Flour Town (per sack).... 58.. 625.
barracks over Waterloo-Bridge, on their way to Brighton,via OPENINGS OF RAILWAYS,--.
is .
---- Maple New. .51.. 335, ---. Seconds as 545.
Railway t •at London B• 'd Many ortance on accountof '
--- White.34s36s ..- north Country
---- Boilers 36x.385, bran 7. Ss young men, but from their soldierlike appearance reflected the half-yearly meetings of Hallway Companies, days amounts to not less than ..
on theniin
glhoatmh , thean troi sn-
andt Ii the same equtilti
Japanies, but also as three b'--
SMITHFIELD. highest credit on the corps to which they belong. in portent openings take place. On the 7th the Gosport The hi.
The supply of Cattle was large, the demand dull, and prices BIRTHS EXTRAORDINARY.-.At Aylesbury, Junction is opened for passenger traffic,
en the Ist instant, Jane, wife of Daniel Jacock, shoemaker,
lower. Of Sheep, Calves, and Pigs the supply was modetate,
4s. 4d.
good trade, at the present quotations : -"Beef, 3s. 4d. to Castle-street, of twin daughters. This being the fifth time of he minghame lit h andtl and Glasgow line. All these are A detachment of the tii.
Mutton, 4s. to 4s. 10d. ; Veal, 4s. 6(1. to 6'2. 2.d. ; her giving birth to twins, and six single children, seven of the events which will be looked forward to with interest.-Rail- mend of Lieutenant-Colonel 1,..._
Pork,
, 4s. 4d. to ss. 2d. Beasts,3,lBB. Sheep, 20,010. Pigs, twins are now living and three of the others; four of the way Magazine of this day.
, row, to proceed to Cuckfield, in 0,-
529. Calves, 54.
OF CLEVELAND.-Theea'ready.
former are under two years of age, who with their mother are THE LATE DUKE
Majesty' to Brighton on Wednesday.
. is
TEA MARKET. likely te do well.
demise of this nobleman, so many years ardently attached to the Fron the preparations making it expected ~_
le EDdeirobbyargnehw entrance to Birmingham,
The news from Chinaproducedmore activity in the mar-
•
SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING PRACTICAL DE- s tof the tort moons
por s , occasions l • nut on y a vacancy in office of
the
the night of her Majesty's arrival will
ket, and prices were fir u
this year, but
mei.. Bu erg of Comnanv's Cone()
at Is. 100. cash, y . . sIGN, SAVILLE-HOUSE, LEICESTER-SQUARE.-The following Steward of Doncaster races
ear ,n the na be on a very grand scale.
the gentlemen have, through their Secretary, C. K. Nicholls, all the nominations which appe. me of the late Noble
TALLOW
, the ladies at._
Esq., kindly presented the above Insttution with the Showing Duke. The Hon. Col. Ansor!is named as likely to be the new
Prices of Russian were • MARKET.
the demand was
riages and four, to,
limited at 48s. 3d. for parcels sus tamed, but
donations. William Ewsrt, Esq., 111. P„ Si. 58. ,• H. La- steward of the great meeting in the north.
The Right Hon. Sir James Wigram, Vice-
to 49s
on the spot, and 48s. . •
bouehere, Esq., M.P., 10/. ;J. Morrison, EN , M.P., 51. ; THE STEAM-SHIP CALEDONIA .
--LIVE Her Majesty and Prince _
for delivery in the next
R" Chancellor, and M.P. for Leominster, is fifth son of Sir
two months.
Sir D. Norreys, Bart., M.P.,51. ss.
Royal mail steam-ship Caledonia, their carriage by the Lord Ch._
PROVISION MARKET
POOL, SATURDAY.-The
Robert Wigram, Bart., formerly Member for Wexford,
Butter dull, and prices with d''' .•
Mr. Sidney Smith has addressed a letter to us, captain Lott, sailed from this port yesterday, for Halifax d• an and grandson of Margaret Loftus, sister to Viscount Steward, the Master of the Horse, the
difficult sustained. The finest
Dutch, ll4s. Bacon sells slowl for which we have not room, complaining f She carries out
Boston. ...
this seventy passengers and the far eat yat 48s. to 545. per cwt. For but
o a paragraph
line of steamers. 'g Loftus, whose son was first Earl of Ely. Stole to Prince Albert, and the Master of the _
Lard few buyers, at 70s. for in the M • C/ • /
the hest. inserted Morning Ironic e, alleging that a lecture, mails yet shipped by
lebrated match bet consisted of the followi •
hold. The Royal suite ng ,--
HOP MARKET. requested by the parishes of St. Martin's and St. Anne's,On Saturday an inquest
to was held by Mr.cuttar, The ce . . ween Lord Maidstone
The operations were fair, and be delivered by him at the Western Literary and the Hon. Mr. Villiers, for 200 sovereigns, which has been The Viscountess Jocelyn, Hon. Miss Paget, Hon bk.-
supplied and •
was scantily , in second handsl' h
at firm rates. The market . .
‘,..
~ _ _
_. .
_. Institution on at the Spanish Galleon, public-house, Church-street Green-
Friday, was tor hire. Mr. Smith denies the allegation, and •11 on the body of a hand,ome young female,named
, Miss long delayed bv the frost, so . comes off to-morrow, over the Miss
Ashby-de-la-Zouch steeple chase course Liddell, Earl of. Aforton, Hon. Captain Dun-
-On Thurso..
shout four miles) combe, Colonel the Hon. Charles Grey, CaptainPrancis at Coombe Paul, ~..
SPIRIT AIARKET stocks
are
lg
t.
states that all lectures furnished by the Metropolitan Anti- with,
ho committed Couldery, aged twenty, w . Med self-destruction. This match excites intense interest, Rum in fair request. Proof Le • .
i from the known high eha- ..•
o vmour, Colonel Wylde, Dr. Preetorius, Count de years, having been boy,.
Brandy dull, at easier rates. e.wards at 2g. per gallon. Corn-law Associatien,areprovided withoutany charge whatever. The Jury returned a uerdict of Insanity.
racter of the horses. Mr. Villiers is slightly the favourite, but e-
daughter and ..
Bridger, only
11
9s. 10d. per ga on. Corn Spirits dull, and sellers at THE MACKEREL FISHERY.--One night l
ast THE SHEFFIELD AND GRIN' E
. suy RAIL- the writer of this paragraph is of opinion that Lord Alaidstone Da enfold Schoenberg, and Count de Zaitsch.
„mbe-piace, Sussex. In 1807 tit.
week One of the Hastings mackerel boats, Breach, WAY. A corres ondent informs us that it "
is In contemplation will win.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent attended C'''
House of Commons as representative of ii,
•,..2.__•••••----................---------
caught off Plymouth 13,000 mackerel, which to make-- a railwayPfrom Grimsby to Sheffield, to communicate SINGULAR BIRTH. Last week the wife of a Divine Service iesterday morning in the Chapel borough he was re-elected in 1812 and 1818 i
Three hundred inhabitants of Cle ke 11
, n whit-.
1 r nwe were master, •el ' urchased for theffield Railway • • •
rummoned on Saturday to Clerke were immediat ) p e London market, and with the .Manchester and Sh y this will shorten person called Vivian a miner at Liskeard, ave birth to a fine Royal, St. James s. Lady Pa
, 'my Howard was in was created a Baronet. Captain nenry Shifter R.N. ' te
nwe 1 Court, for poor-
the route from Liverpool to Grimsby upwards of 30 miles.- b •
in 1789, succeeds his father in the Baron
' •'
'
i sates, and ordered to pay them in seven days. realized 130.
oy without eye-balls.- Cornwall Gazette! Waiting on her Royal Highness.
Icy,
4 Hull Advertiser.

GRE kT BAZAAR DEMONSTRATION.
i„. 'lt" The Bazaar at Manchester has shown the lively in-
l-'ilj,. `l'l terest which is taken in the North of England in the
'iltP-Iffirtluestion of free trade. In fact, it may be regarded as
1'i1°141.% N. great public meeting of 30,000 persons, in which a
*-4. 8-ti show of hands has been, not by holding them up, but
daiLl
.--Ir f-t,hy putting them into the pockets and drawing thence
413111.4 c,the means of supporting that wholesome agitation which
43(1131 as produced so great an effect upon the public mind.
Ni 4tial a:The Alandester Times says—
lalrft
.71,.
.The Bazaar has been truly a great demonstradtiuosnt,ryanwdhtliteehliht.
1a4,41.., .
prraodlityLeott:tipuanrchaaismerossthaens patientdelmeststleaatertttyhhefart•
icles of taste and utility.h
IA ilia jhousands have, been engaged In preparing for thefr
some memorial
T ou-
surailuislafritdhsehhaeveeasciehheerafnudllyt moneychosnhtfritbhuotuesdahldh.eihraee
i)aid fur admission; and
'4 li 1a;11 all have been animatede by the motive to release trade from itsrrombread
isithi , trammels, and to enable the industrious classes to earn t
by their own well rewarded labours.
The admissions, purchases, and donations, at the close
' ' •of the fifth day's exhibition, amounted to 6,983/. 165., and
: ,-
'J , • on. Saturday there was a further stun of 6501. drawn,
..:_. Making a total of 7,5001. Not more than one-half of the
and
11 kl::. articles contributed were sold during the first
daysweek,illOre, so
,i,..,. the Bazaar is to continue for four or
.fivehe narrn, : that it is probable that nearly 10,000/.w-111 aised to for-
k% 1,, Wat-d the objects of the League, which were. thusr declared
-i,il,„:, . tut the meeting of Deputies, in London, in April, 1.839 :
os-
•-/[11. , " That the several towns and districts of the empire p
siiv-- ' sensing Anti-
title Associations be united under the
,-- title of the Anti-Corn-law League; and its object is
i4;'l4 5- hereby declared to be, by the formation of local associa-
(3` • tioos, the delivery of lectures, the publication and distri-
-4/14-n4 iii bution of tracts, the establishment of a stamped circular,
-"= the securing the co-operation of the public press, the for-
-1:14-ii! : Warding petitions to Parliament, and by every legal and
'• constitutional means to obtain the total and imntediate
...ir,-,
~ Repeal of the Corn and Provision Laws." We understand
144 ~ that it has been an almost invariable instruction to the
‘livi:.. riePnties, who are to meet at the Cross n and Anchor to-
z-.:k., raorrow, that they shall listen to no proposal of compro-
k, I,:oise, but demand unshackled freedom to import corn and
„...,1 _ provisions.
~,,, A meeting of Deputies from Manchester, Liverpool,
Jr.,
Rochdale, Leeds, Edinburo-h, Paisley, and other towns,
• including so
'C'' l't some
of the active members of the Metro-
"P°l all AssOciations, was held at the Crown and An-
..:
.c.hor this forenoon; Joux BROOKS, Esq., Of Manchester,.
• • in the chair; to form arrangements for the great meeting
-, tO-Mor
~, should ,at Which it was resolved that the Chairman
•.
by ascertain when Sir R. PEEL would receive the
Whole of tie Deputies before
lie makes his statement to
the Rouse of Commons on Wednesday.