Star.
London, England, 1824-02-03 00:00:00

M. PIERCE.

Bristol, Monday, Ftbruary 2, 189.4., Two o'Clock.
The hotly; of Mr. Pierce, whose mysterious disap-
'pearance has ¶;cited so much interest, was found this
morning by two, packet men, a. little below the lock
agate:, and is s in a room a!, the Ilpwnham Ferry
Cavern, preitioisisly to the Inquest whieh atijl be held
this 4r. 'KM head i much swoln, and it is supposed
he fell into the float, Without receiving.fnul,play, as a//
his propesty was foand,sip‘p him. •
In confirmation of the alsqve private account, which
we received, from Bristol, we are authorised and re,
quested by Alpssrs. Clarke, kichards, and Mcdcalf. of
Chancery-lane, to state, that they have this moruipg re-
ceived letters frOm their Correspondent, Mr. Palmer; of
Bristol (the late paitrier of Mr.' Pierce), announcing that
the water in the 13441 harbone.wite yesterday again
Drawn off, and tisk at one o'clock 'the body of Mr.
Pierce was found in the float. 'At the time'the mail quit-
ted Bristol lag evening a Coroner's Inquest wig left sit-
ting on the body, and bAsriorresur 'we may 'eipect to
. •s,
receive the result.

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LAW INTELLIGENCE. . •
THE AI:al V. iiiiUltir-LANE THEATRE:- .... iIiORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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BE- ['TING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, FEB. 2.
fliS MAJTRTY'S warrant for raising the 96th Regiment of toot, Melebeth was performed at this Theatre last night. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FER. 2.: •
h,,ing been received, orders were consequently issued, yesterday
The murderous Thane was personated with judgment iPOONER ANDO,THERS V. WillStON AND ()THERE: The Betting-room .was Dot numerously, but most respectably at-:
„ *ng from the Recruiting Department, to the several recruit-
-1:nl ' distributed throughout the United Kingdom, to raise anidenergy by KEAN. His dagger scene, his descrip-tended, and a great deal of business was done. The alterations 1e
Mr. Serjeant PELL stated, that this was an action the different Stakes since our last report will be found accurately
-. -faort„ihe„satil for that Corps. The directions and instructions is- tion of the slaughter of Duncan, and subsequent resolve brOught by Messreopooner And Co. bankers, on hills &tidied below.
T4:O of exchange, to recover the amount of 5791.125. A deed
,eon the present occasion, are precisely similar to those that to brave it out sword in hand, wet e full of fire and self- 2tito 1 apt Reformer atuniswortra.
,co given to the different recruiting parties, anterior to the raising composition was drawn up`iend agreed to, which was command, and his combat with Macduff was admirably of 8 to 1 agst Cressida
the 94th and 95th Regiments of Foot. 1 to 1 apt Prudence
to have been executed within three months of the time of 4tO 1 art Quadrille 9to 1 agst Lyrnessa
the yew Regiment stationed at Winchester has received its full sustained.. Mrs. BONN entered into the spirit of Lady
the agreement, but was not 'tone, and in consequence 12 to 1 agst Sister to Sailor
l -meat of 700 men. It is expected that the other new !tee- Macbeth whit great success. Mr. WALLACE evinced a Bto 1 agst Don Carlos
oalp ,just and a wiling conception of the character of Medoff; the defendants had refused to pay the amount to the i 120 to 1 apt Reserve
sant about to be raised *ill also be stationed at the above place.
6: ct°o 11
*ars: 111t871fourmer DRURY.
--------- and in many instances, especially in the scene in which plaintiffs, for the recovery of which they had been c )m- 23 to 1 agst Bess (taken)
NAVAL lATELLIGENCE. he learns the fate of his wife and children, he rose to gelled to bring it before this Court. 26 to 1 agst Skim (taken)
..........- 12 to 1 ag* Agnes (taken) 28 to 1 agst Cydnus
great excellence. Mr. Serjeant TADDY, for the defendants, raised
firsthis 14
64 to
1:
agst Ridicule Ridicule
A piece of a vessel's stern was picked up near the Goodwin Sands 33 co I agst Panting (takenY
yesterday, with " Volant" painted on it: ..........-...... objection upon the circumstance of the deed not havinf
naCrnessdieeida 33 to 1 apt Corinne (taken)
Fat.stoirru, FIRRUA SLY 1.-Willd S. TO S. W.-...AlTilled the Betsey. SOUTH AMERICAN CONSULS.:S to 1 agst Sir Gray (taken'
been duly executed, as had been agreed to in the l7 to 1 agst non Carlos
instance.—TheJuty found to the full amount for the 14 ii, i a-g'-st- Hurley Burley (tr.)
Mictsic, from Aux Cayes—sailed 14th December • and Duke of
' The late regulations respecting our Consuls abroad55 to
al agtagnastcatn)
Yleother
Marlborough packet, from Lisbon in six days.
Poittotourst, oesseoey 2.—Wind E.—sailed his Majesty's ship reflect the greatest praise on the Alinistry. The salary plaintiff, with interest, in all 7101. 19 to 1 agst Jesse (taken)
31„,„1, far Halifax; Juno, Taw, for ,-Banluda ; and Turners, of the Consuls is now to form nearly the whole of their OAKS.
RAWSON AND OTHERS V HAIGH AND OTHERS
Leaese, for Cain Coast Castle. A fesii of the outward-bound got
pecuniary compensation. The few fees that are still al-4 to 1 apt Prudence
Mr. Serjeant PELL stated, that this was an action ea to 1 apt Sister to Sailor 9to 1 apt Barossa
der weigh this morning with the wind at E. but it again backed 7i to 1 agst Lyrnessa 1 1 to 1 apt Miss Jigg
tin ' lowed, are fixed and settled on the most moderate scale : brought for the purpose of recovering the sum of 136/.
to the S.W. complaint
1.1 to 1 apt Aldsidora filly 19 to 1 apt Pope Joan
Mara FnlanAltr 2.—Wind S. by W.—Came down from the thus the ground of that existed among Mer- by the plaintiff, as assignee of Wilkinson, a bank- DONCARTILA ST. Loot.
I 3255
ttoo
Itiserand remain, the Alfred, LAUGHTON, for Van Dieloao•• Land; chants on that subject, will be completely removed. rupt, from the defendants, as executors of -- Haighiraags,stt
stvorenantehaTimilier
I 22 to 1 agst Miss Cranfield •
1718 to 11 aaggsstt Miller of Mansfield
at Clarkson, Emetic's, for Jamaica. A ship has brought up off the • 1.1, tO 1 agst Swiss
The plaintiff was a merchant at Smyrna, and, as was
Nurili Foreland, supposed to be the Henry Davison, for Jamaica. It is stated in a Frankfort Paper of the 27th ultimo,
I irsarom., FIRRUA KY 1. Arrived the Exchange, Poltava, fromthe custom of the trade, bad consigned a quantity of er to I apt Mr. Jacques's Wal-
V rginia ; Juno, Mmerusza, from Savannah; received this morning, that the Council of Stateof
President, WATSON ; .os . the
goods to the defendant, who accounted for the sale of 18 to 1 apt Ringlet ton f.
and Camillus, l'uoitsx, from Oporto; and Tolson, Sinnott, from Canton of Vaud, in Switzerland, has adopted more
the oods in question toplaintiff,• dit was for
an - Ugh odds apt any other.
Pernambuco. Sailed the Christopher, Dolma; and Golden Fleece, rigorous measures against the sect called Momiers, 8 :
Dictum, fur Bahia; Buenos Ayres packet, GUTISSIR, for Valpa- which has been spreading more and more for some pose of obtaining the amount of sales that this action PIGEON SHOOTINd.
The first match of the season took place ai ten o'clack yesterday
taiso; Agnes, Valium, for Jamaica; Laura, Liumair, for Barba- . was brought. An objection had been raised on the
Ri h rd HA NNOY ; and Dee, JAMISON, for Demerara ; Tri- years
does, c a , past, because they have caused disorders in several
grounds of a difference of exchange. morning, on Bagshot He oh, between eleven picked men from the
ax, SHARP, for Sierra Leone; New York, blaxwxxx, for New parts of tbe Canton ; because they have declared their Ashton, against eleven from the Midghant Club, at 15 birds each,
John Abbot, clerk to the plaintiff's attorney, pro- 21 yards from the trap.
lark; Lancashire Witch, Neat, for Lisbon; and Margaret, Wu, intention of separating, by new institutions, from the
doted the commission of Wilkinson's bankruptcy, bear- ASHION. Killed. I STIOGHASt. Killed.
ussisom, for Charente. National Church; because their principles undermine •
Cowes, FRIRUARY 2.—Calm.—None of the outward-bound yes- the union • •and I " civil
of families, re tgious and order ;mg dare 10th of September, 1822; has also got the pro- Mr. Pearson - 13 I Capt. /Tomtit a 14
Mr. Jones - 13 Mr. I.Velsh 12
els that weighed to-day have been Akio get out of the Needles.ceedings undgr the bankruptcy.—The commission and -
Mr. Armitage 12 Mr. Colbourrie - 12
CUSTOM-HOUSE, FEBRUARY 2. lastly, because, by the spirit of proselytism, this sect ..
proceecungs were then
put in and read. Several letters Mr. Rogers - II Mr. Cochrane - 12
Sans EMS.= lawaans—The Tay, and Schleisher, from Lis- has placed itself in a state of open hostility with the
were here read ; and Mr. Stevens - 10 Mr. Theobald - 11
hart; Prince Regent, from Seville; Liberty, from St. Michael's; State. All meetings of the adherents of this sect are Ni Serjeantalr. Norris - IC Mr. Wood - 10
Bring Sun, from Fa al; Neptune, from (Mend; Rachel, from henceforth prohibited; the Magistrates shall take care r. VAUGHAN, for defendants, objected to
Mr. Wells - 9 Mr. Fenwick - it
liamburgb ; Charles Hamilton, from New fork; --, fromtheir being received as evidence, upon the ground that Mr. Kemp - 9 Mr. R. Rogers - 8
ajaoyea; Wird, and James, from St. John's; Hooghly from Gi- to prevent them; the sectarians, and those who give
an act of bankruptcy cannot possibly be proved by the Mr. Fielder • - 8 Mr. Stevenson - 8
hraltar; Cynthia, from Zante; Prosperite, from Rouen ; Brilliant, them a place to meet in, or hold office among them, bankrupt himself. Mr. Giblett • - S Mr. daldecot 8 •
from Cadiz; Siren, from Calais; John, from Leghorn ; and Com- shall be duly punished. -
Mr. Serjeant TELL contended, that the bankrupt's de- Mr. Marsden - 8 Mr. Frost - 7
coerce, from Marseilles. Commercial letters received from Havanaah to the .—:-. _
Emote OUTWARDS—The Two Sisters, for Dublin 1 Pacific, for
14th of December, mention that the ofthe
accounts
Buenos Ayres; Archimedes, for Marseilles ; Rawlins, for Jamaicabankrupt previous to the act of bankruptcy, and two After the tie it was agreed that the match should be decided at
Closeout Otoweees—The Prince of Waterloo, for (Mend; and events in Spain were brought thither by the Eurydice, of these letters proved that he was abroad antecedent three birds each. Toe Ashton men killed twenty-nine, and won
Proadse, for Cadiz. . French frigate, from Cadiz. On receipt of the official
to tile act, and in consequence of the bad state of his the match, by those of Midgham killing twenty-seven only.
papers, Governor Vives issued a Manifesto, in which affairs he
• THE COAL TRADE. he gave the substance of the King's Decrees, addressed The Hampshire Hunt meet on Thursday, at Smithers' Barn ;
—...---one of them it was evident that lie was abroad for
to the Island of Cuba, the one dated Xeres,October 8, Saturday, at Nutley Church.
About two months ago many individuals made seri-the purpose of meeting some persons oil business, and eh. Shard's Hounds on Friday, at Basing Park.
and the other Seville, October '2O. In this paper the
ons complaints to the Lord Mayor of Various abuses
Governor calls h
the principles of t e late revotution in .
. . . that, consequently, the letters were evidence, and ought Mr. Meynell's Hounds to-morrow, at Carlby Windmill; Friday,
thich prevailed in the coal trade. Those abuses, itto be received as such. at Burley; Saturday, at Radhone.
Spain, "extravagant and impracticable," and condemns Considering the unfavourable state of the morning (a hard frost ‘•
vas stated, not only had the effect of raising the price . . The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE conceived that the act of a is
all the leaders as visionary men. Not long ago, the Go- pretty numerous company of sportsmen attended Lord Derby s
of coals on the consumer, but in some instances facili-bankruptcy must be proved by another person, and not stag-hounds on Friday last, at Woodmanstone, to greet hi :.ard-
v r was himself the E oof that same Government
. nv. y. .
rated the imposing on him of an inferior article, while the bankrupt himself. ship's first appearance in the field for this season. He was -•ccom-
in the United States 1 Religious ceremonies, and the I)
he was charged .as for the best commodity. It was Mr. F. Poecoca supported his friend Mr. Serjeant P_latl:
'ed b his son, Lord Stanle ard looked in good health and spia
other usual festivities. took place on this occasion, and Iny consequence of the ground looked
aslippery the
alleged, first, that the great monopoly at the pit's mouth PELL, and was of opinion that the circumstance of the I"nt state,wns b
the good people of the Havannah seemed to view the Noble Earl did not pursue the chase blenygontd Epso ut
was most unfavourable to the public interest ; and, in t-mark on the letter, and the charge of Is. for the we are info, mcd that the titer was taken in the town of Kingston,
political change with the utmost indifference. Indeet ,
the second place, it was averred that the evil was greatlypostage, was sufficient to prove that he was absent from after a good run. The bounds meet to-morrow, at Potter% Lane
as long the people of Cuba have their orts oen
as .
heightened by, malpractices which were known to exist ' lan appointment on the 3d of July, and that this was End, when a numerous attendance is anticipated.'
and sell their produce, they do not care much for what . Thursday the New Forest Fox-hounds fcund at New Park, and
amongst the coal-merchants themselves. Instead ofidence enough to prove the act of bankruptcy.
Passes 'should King F
ses in the mother country ;but, - after a brilliant run of 53 minutes, with only one check, they ran
buying of the factors at Mark-lane, they themselves Mr. Serjeant PELL here rose, and said he wool I call
pita attempt on their trade, he will
ND to put restrictions .
his into him in good form, much to the satisfaction of a numerous field.
freighted ships; so that it was evidently their interest finda witness, whose evidence would spare his Lordship these The New Forest hounds are considered the finest body of hounds
they are not more loyal subjects than former
to keep up the price of coals, instead of endeavouring arguments.—At one o'clock the Jury found for the in England.
ones in the same hemisphere. A FINE RUN.
to reduce it. Buying a quarter of a cargo of their own plaintiff, 1571. ss. 6d. subject to Mr. Serjeant Vaughan's
Letters of the 16th ult. from Cadiz, received by the • Monday, Colonel Smith's harriers had an almost unprecedented
coals of thebetter sort, raised the price of the day some-proposed motion. run. They found a hare at Hales Owen, and after crossing Frank-
Asia man of
tones not less than 2s. or more above what ought to post of yesterday, mention that the war,
011.............11••••••1•11 ley Hills, they made for Northfield, leaving the church on the left.
and brig Achilles, had sailed with sealed orders ; but
Have been the real rate of the market. They then went in the direction for Harborne, but shortly turned
Letters were received yesterday from Bahia, dated
to
the extra
. quantity of provisions
put on board of thesethe right for King's Norton, which they left about a mile on the
The Lord Mayor, anxious to remove such abuses, laidthe 2d of December. They announce the arrival at that
vessels induced every one to conclude that they were left, and took the direction of Weatherick Bill, where they killed
isese representations before the Common Council in the place of the Vigilante and Pombinha, Portuguese
ye - the hare, after a severe run
noun hour and twenty minutes, without
bound on a long voyage, probably round Cape Horn.
middle of December last. The consequence was, that Is—the former a prize to the Netherhoy, c'Brazilian a check. The distance in aight line front where the hare was
The Austrian Observer, a paper all through most hos- se
the business was referred for inquiry to the Coal and fri ate, and the latter taken at Maranham, by the aqua- found the place it killed, eight •
to .where was was more than mike,
• tile to the Greeks, has been at length obliged to acknow- g i and a great part of the country they crossed was very heavy. The
Coin Committee. After having the subject under theirdron under the command of Lord Comfit AN E.
!ledgeunlimitedly, the disasters of the Turks •
in . the last hare was a remarkably small one.
consideration for more than a month, they have at IengthAFFAIR OF Horroon.—At an early hour on Sonday
campaign. The same Paper states the fall of the citadel PEDESTRIANISW.
made a very voluminous report, which was submitted to • • last, a meeting took place on Blackheath, between -- A
of Corinth to the Greeks. 66A fact more ail:ding, (this young man, apparently about tweaty, star:ad on Tuesday,
the last Court of Common Council. From that report, . - VINCENT, Esq. late of Demerara, and Lieutenant Mu.- about twelve o'clock, from the Black Horse in tilarket.Deeping,
• journal adds) is, that the Christians have made a second
as read by their officer, it appears that the CommitteeGßAVE, formerly of the Hon. East India Company's to walk twenty-two miles in four hours (half a mile out and in), for
MS .
landing • E bt:e , andarmedpossessionof K • to
have examined the coal-merchants themselves, on the Their
attackin °on MA itiengeot.
service. At the second fire Lieutenant Musortev e re- voluntary contributions. He accomplished the task with seeming
(it states) was equally success- . ease in ten minutes less than the time. We understand his name is
one hand, who throw the whole fault on the want of a ful."calved his antagonist's ball in the right knee, and fell
It then is obliged to admit the retreat of the Bullock, and that he comes iron Yorkshire.
sufficient number of meters; and it appears that they apparently lifeless, his own pistol having burned prim-
Turks from before Missolonghi, and the revolt of the BOX its. , •
have, on the other hand, examined the coal-meters, who
Alb • 8000ofwhom - secededat Lutakri, and led ing. The wound was dressed by a surgeon in attend- sramo AND LARGAN.—Reynolds, the friend and. trainer of the
allege, that they are sufficiently numerous to work all the Albanians, . sece ante on the ground ; but from the shattered state of litter boxer, arrived in London yesterday from the West of Eng-
a Bozza is, at
to the fine surprise by the hero, rco . r
coals that ate necessary, not at all taking into coneidera- the bone, it is presumed that amputation will be races- land to accommodate the Champion Spring in another match of 500
Karpenessi. The failure before Missolonghe the Vienna
lion that coals sometimes come into the market in a great sary. The former gentleman was attended by a Mr.
paper adds, has had, and will have fatal consequencesßeynolds asks the fight upon a stage, and he is ready to deposit
glut, and that therefore the clearing and general demandand latter Officer, PERCIVAL, the by a brother whose ;€5l), Langan will show in London in a day or two. Reynolds
for the Porte • one decisive effect has been to raise all
must be irregular. The whole result of the labours of. name we could not learn. The parties left the ground offers to
cocafigh any man in the world of his own weight, and he is not
' favour ofGreeks. A
the Albanians in the Ahead Colo-
the Committee seems to be merely the recommendation without even an attempt at accommodation. particu:ar
cotroni was marching on Patras, with nearly eight thou- .
of twelve additional meters. They have made no in-No subject could be more deserving of attention on CHANGE RINGING.
fdi •
sand men, and. would. turn the blockade o at im- Sunday, the Ist inst. was rang, at St. Dunstan s, Stepney, by ten
quit), whatever as to the monopoly at the mouth of the the meeting of Parliament, than the present state of
portant place into a siege. When the Austrian Journal . of the Junior Society of Cumberland Youths, a complete peal of
pit ; neither have they entered into an exposition of the uvende delinquency. We have schools and charities of • containing 5075 .'
these admissions, the successes of the gallant i grandsire caters,
practices of the coal-merchants in buying their own makes
„.. all descriptions ; tread-mills, prisons, and prison laws minutes, composed and conducted by W. Witiams.
indeed have bee marked and decisive.
Christians must n
coals, and thus manifestly keeping uP instead of lower- "I without number • and various asylums for the refuge
lug,' Letters from Rio Janeiro state, that the Emperor of '
the price of this necessary article ; nor have they and reform of young
offenders, but who, strange to sav
BRAZIL has confirmed to Lord COCIIRANE the rank of" o • ' dry and unusually favourable for getting on with
recommended any substantial remedy whatever for Seem rather to increase with the means employed for
Marquis, and has presented him with a valuable estate, .. . . . • country labour. The fields have a flue appearance.—
those abuses which were plainly pointed out. It should their diminution.'There must be a radical error some-
as an appendage to his title. It is said, too, that his the leaves are appearing on the gooseberry bushes ;and
be recollected, that the mete a itation of this question
g where, which a Committee of the House of Commons .
' Lordship has been offered the appointment of Governor • the polyanthus, and some other spring flowers, are in
within the last two .
months, has brought down the price o • w.1,:,,_ might throw some light upon.
of coals at the rate of from 7s. to 9s. a chaldron; and of "."--Wednesday morning the melancholy spectacle of two bloom. The buds are appearing on the hedge rows,
]rid some efficient measure been proposed, there is no Letters from Palter dated April 10, 1825, state that . • • . and on a number of trees. The tai k, the thrush, and
atin their crimes on the gibbet was ex-
yo. u.ng
.men ex .
Perseverance schooner, Captain Moresby, which had the blackbird have resumed their songs, and young
doubt but that the reduction would have been much the hibited in Edinburgh, at the ordinary place of execu-
more considerable. No such measure has however, been carried out of Truxillo by the piratical crew of a . . . ~ hares have been observed in the fields.
non, in the Lawn•market. The sufferers were John 0 al••
been proposed by the Committee. Thel
' confined th • Peruvian brig, had been preserved by the exemp any
y mt.son and Duncan Fraser, convicted some time ago be- . A remarkable feature in the unusual mild weather
• • Harper, who
prude
of the supercargo, Mr. Thomas in is, cleat in the ort tern extiemity of England little or
examination to the two interested parties ; and, what is Pfore the High Court of Justiciary of housebreaking.
dated an English sailor tp enter into the plans of the no snow has yet fallen on the low grounds, and no great
not a little singular, it does not appear, as was stated by In. • They met their fate with contrition and resignation. . .
the Lord Mayor, in the Court of Common Council, that pi '
rates and to spew them the treasure on board. Their broke Wednesday morning, about six o'clock, a fife . . , .
quantity is to be seen on the fells, while in some of the
confidence having been thus acquired, he persuaded them interior Counties, particulaily Northamptonshire, it
the Committee have ever called on his Lordship to Reddie and Thomson s stare ing wor s,
Messrs. • TI ' If k
out. in.The.
know to water at
Guayaquil, where they were seized, shot,covers the earth in many places to the depth of two feet.
whether he could furnish them with any infor- immediately dispatched,
in Glasgow. engines were
motion on the subject. and hung at the yards, by the Authorities of the place.
but before their arrival the roof was mostly consumed Miss NIXON, the wonderful child, twelve years old,
net • Letters from Pernambuco, received by the way of weighing '25 stone of 141bs. and more than seven feet
C O another evil of a very peculiar nature, which, at least. they, however, succeeded in saving the adjoining houses. .
the C •
ommittee might have remedied. It la thbilthat while there Havre, mention that a very serious commotion had ,_ circumference, died at Bath last week.
l'he following extract of a letter fegin Havre appears e
are thirteen or fourteen sorts of •Vall's•end coals, the difference be- taken place there, which ended in the overthrow of the ..,GHOOL RECoMMENCEMET.—As most Schools re-
tirees theof Weis • frequently Si.6s. 7s. haldt
qualities o I are or a c on,formation of a new one,
• ' Government, andthe
existing overnment, in the Southampton Chronicle. The Gentleman alluded School Books ' '
novate their at tin; 5, aeon, attention is due to the
to distinction whatsoever is made in the meter's tidtet. The coals no • 1
to was not with General MINA in the Peninsula, but volume of Scitteruaz NARUATIVt.`, lately published by the Rev. S.
tatter what their , quality may be, are merely designated as" Wall's. of Republicans. The new Govern-
entirely composed
..
served as Aid-de-Camp to General QUIROGA, at Cadiz, BARROW, author of School Sermons, and of the admired Questions
tad. ' Here the cualinerehant must necesssarily make a very great ment, since their installation, had given out, that it the
where he received a slight injury in a sortie made from on the Old and New Testaments. This volume contains, in the
aial a very unjust profit. He may charge the urchaser the price of Emperor showed any disposition to re•unite with the very. words of the. authorised version, all the narrative parts of
the hi hand while P him with • " absolute, by the Isle of Leon. We have some doubts of General
g est best Wall's-end, he supplies
worst and invest; and he thus golfs ss. or 6s. per chaldrou, in ad- MINA, in the present state of his health, wishing to
adapted to the circum-
refusing to grant a Constitution and Twenty effective Engravings. The value and importance of
dition to his other profits, derived from the malpractices already al-England for South America.—" We have had General such a volume, must be too obvious to require any comment, and
haled to. With respect to all these matters, the Committtee seem to stances of Brazil, and capable of securing the rights of
Nlnee's first Aid-de-Camp here for some days. He is it is further increased by its adaptation to the Interrogative Sys-
love made no inquiry at all. They have not pointed out the abuses, the people, they were determined to throw off their al- .tem, in a Copy-book of Five Hundred Questions.
in treaty for an American vessel to carry the General
:at have they offered anything in the shape of a tangible remedy. legiance to him. We desire to direct the attention of our respectable
indeed, it is not to.be.bopeder expected that a Combater, so con- -Letters from Stockholm of the 16th ult. state, that •
and his suite to some part of South America. She is to
Readers, whose Sons orWatds al eabont enter in g the wide
uiluted, ever will be Marini& to do SO; for it ought to be borne in . proceed to Cowes, where the General purposes ember k-
nl'ild, that the coal.mesers, woo are upwards of 100 In umber, are in the night between the 13th and 14th there occurrea
ing. The Gentleman's name here is O'CALLAGHAN, So field of Commercial Enterprise, or who are destined lot
a:Tojeted by the Load acid Corn Comnuttoe. Common report gives one et the most dreadful storms ever remembered in his • G the !aloneJudic Military Establishments of the East India
ou may guess country. He has been with the e-
• .k: that Ibis Committee' lave entered into a compromise, by which, that country. Eight ships were driven from their y . b. - i l e Comany, of Government, the Univets.ty, Public
renal during the whole of the pants 1 strugg e.
i.. rotatien, they stamina tea coal-meter whenever a vacancy occurs. anchors ein the harbour, and wrecked upon the rocks Offices, or any scientific pursuits, to the subsequent
This iesa Immense iron te of patronage, which, as it enables the
and About half-past ten o'clock on Tuesday night, as a
shallows.were injured, and even
Many houses,
Advertisement,
c as worthy their peculiar attention : •
menthess of the Committer to Provide for their PD"ittladvcs' lb" wedding party, consisting of nine individuals, crammed
S kh 1
"lacunae very aneiotes to preserve as latleimpateed asoeseato the steeple on the top of the Exchange at toc o m .
into two noddies, were proceeding home to the Gorbals d MFRCIAL FINTSIIING Acaormv, No. 5, Cateaton-street, con-
. it the numbur of coal-mete." were greatly increased, the alteration was bent by the violence of the wind. Several persons ductedl '' ' J A.B.L•
ucte by losiata Rooens and i HOMAI OHNSON,
of Glasgow, the drivers, from Some unknown cause, in- Tower-street —Messrs. Rogers and Johnson (the former, front :ter
"sold not impose any additional charge on the Publics bat it would wereblown from the bridges into the river and drowned,
i . stead of crossing the bridge, drove their vehicles into experience, the result of nearly twenty years' practice in,preparing
4 set the salaries of the ctistim; coal-meters, in propottion as the and the roads communicating with the city had been ten-
young Gentlemen for the various departments srt Commerce,
misty of
miler of the office were dischaged by a more extended body ofthe river at the watering place, which being consider-
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, iv:duals ; and, the coal-meters being appointed in the manner tiered impassable by the number of trees h hadfallen.
which . ably swollen, they soon got beyond their depth, and the which were spent in the Academy, in Little Tower-street, when
("cribed, it is very natural that the C.cosimitteevrould not tale any Accoants from Petersburgh state that a new Italian . s . . conducted by his relative Mr. Bourflawer; the latter a Graduate o
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first intimation the appy party la o leir perilous the University of Cambridge, and sixteen years blaster of the Eng-
n'a ttalesaen their emoluments, if they could avoid it. From the Opera will be erected there; and that an offer has been
, natral purport of the report, it was quite manifest that the Wee- made to Madame Mainville Fodor, the celebrated per- , . ? .
situation, was the rushing in of the water at the doors. lish, Classical, and Mathematical Departments in the fame Et a
uotheir cries immediately brought the watchmen and an blishment), beg to announce
to Parents and Guardians that their
aof the Committee was to preserve Oar patronage unimpaired
• ~ far as they possibly could. former, in London, of an annual salary of 60,000 rubles .
immense concourse of spectators to the place, but no P .
resent System affords a most valuable oportunity for young Men
As &prim ut the cal which the Public experience from the in paper currency, and five benefits, if she will go
assistance could be given till some boats were brought ledge, whether Mercantile, Scientific, or Professional. Pro pectuses
iiattice iii which the coal-merchants indulge of purchasing their there. The Italian Opera established at Moscow in 1 821
from the Broomielaw, when they were taken out with- may be obtained, gratis, of Mr. Bower, Power.ot-totorney-Office,
.t,Ltaa coals, it is only necessary to mention, as an instarce where rdaon's Cornbill ;at Mr. Marrs's,' Old Pond-
•continues to pr . out any other injury than a good ducking. Ooe of the Bank ;at Mr.
printed ixiceltoni the Coal Exchange for a quarter eta Cargositicha -' - AldernlanbU . iir .
The 7th of December last, WILLIAM DONALDSON, street • and at the Boarding House, 70, xi, kr
mirehAsta by a coid-vercbatit, was absolutely two sbillivE6 Pa • horses was drowned, and the fore•whcels of one of the , if required, to bLicaotile and kanni
—ag-houses of the
haldruu higher than .toe rate at which the Ocuileman purchased innkeeper at Heughhead of Campeie, was drowned in cum given,
• • noddies carried off by the current. - first eminence.
ila rtnigiatits in the carp. Cie WA) gild, a very rapid stream.
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