The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-09-20 00:00:00

REGATTA AT THE ROCK FERRY.

The day of the regatta (Monday last) being rather unfa-
vourable, the races were protracted to a late hour, so that
we were not enabled to furnish any particulars in our last
publication, and we are yet without a correct or full return.
The first race was well contested. In the second race the
Deva (of Chester) and the Shark (of Dublin) were the com-
petitors. The contest took place about half.past,three o'clock,
and the wind, which was southerly and strong, caused a jabble
of a sea on a down going tide, rendermgit not altogether safe for
the gigs to encounterit. They, however, manfully pulled on to-
wards Eastham, where the boat they had to round was moored.
At this time it was evident from the shore, that the boats,
then opposite Bromborough Pool, were in considerable
danger • and Mr. Henry Melling, who was standing towards
them f
rom the Lancashire shore in his fine yacht the
" Sea Gull," bore towards them, appprehending some dan-
ger to the rowers. The Eastham steam-packet passed
the boats, and the strong additional swell made by her pad-
dles, had the effect of causing the Deva to swamp her crew
being thrown in the water. The Sea Gull bore down imme-
diately, the wind blowing fresh, and shortened sail as soon as
possible, to endeavour to pick the gentlemen up. One of
them had hold of an oar, and requested attention to be paid
to his companions, as he felt himself secure. The small boat
or punt of the Sea Gull was instantly despatched and picked
up two of the gentlemen. The Eastham Packet seeing the
accident turned round, and threw ropes to the others, and
they were all eventually transferred to the Sea Gull—one or
two of them considerably exhausted. Sail was then made
on the yacht, and when she neared the pier at the Rock, the
inquiry if all were saved being answered in the affirmative,
the crew of the yacht received repeated cheers. As some of
friends of the parties who had been in danger were on board of
the Arethusa, quarantine shirt, in the offing, the Sea Gull, by
request, steered along side of her to relieve the anxiety of the
parties, and the announcement that all was right was again
received with repeated cheers. The yacht then returned to
the Rock Ferry, the gentlemen who had been immersed
having been in the meantime hospitably attended to and put
in blankets. On their arrival on shore, covered with the
same habiliment, and no way discomfitted by their mishap,
they were loudly cheered, as were the crew of the cutter
(5 in number), and marched up to the inn, where they were
kindly attended to by Mr. and Mrs. King. The captain of
the Sea Gullexerted himself in conjunction with Mr. Melling
in a very praiseworthy manner, and had the steamer not
come up they would have been enabled to pick all the gentle-
men up. The Shark meantime became waterlogged—went
on shore-baled out—ran the course and won the cup. This
little accident did not mar the pleasure of the day. Several
other races came off, to the amusement of aquatic amateurs,
while others wereequally delighted by the good fare provided by
Mr. King, and the recreation of the pleasure grounds, where
a band of music was provided,
The Echo won the tie. The Pilots' race, rowed in gentle-
men's gigs, by young pilots, was won by the youth of Pilot
Boat No. 11.

The female race was won by the female rowers of Neston

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DANBY'S PAINTING.—OPENING OF THE SIXTH SEAL.—
We understand that this splendid picture will be removed
from Liverpool tomorrow. We would, therefore, recommend
our readers to avail themselves of an early opportunity for
paying a visit to No. 25, Bold-street, where we feel assured,
they will be amply gratified.

Last evening, the Rev. Hugh Stowell, of Salford, deli-
vered an eloquent and impressive sermon at St. Jude's
Church, to a very crowded audience. The Rev. gentleman
took his text from St. Jude's epistle, verse 3. After the
sermon, a collection, (which amounted to £25 16s. 11d.)
was made in aid of the Protestant Association.
SOLICITOR TO THE DOCK TRUSTEES.—It was intimated
that the vacancy in this office, occasioned by the resignation
of Mr. Vandenhoff, should yesterday he filled up; but the
appointment was deferred until Thursday next.
THE NEW STEAM SHIP " PRINCESS.”—A splendid new
steamer, called " The Princess," arrived in our river yester-
day from Liverpool, for the purpose of being registered,
previous to her joining the service lately undertaken by the
City of Dublin Steam Packet Company for the conveyance
of her Majesty's mails between Kingstown Harbour and
Liverpool. This vessel promises to be a favourite with pas-
sengers, as her speed (even on her first trial) has been proved
to be equal to anything afloat, and her accommodations are
of the first order. The Princess returns to Liverpool from
the North-wall this evening, and will commence the packet
service on Sunday next.—Dublin Evening Mail.
ALL SAINTS' CHURCH.—This commodious church,
formerly known by the name of " Banister's Church,"
having been closed for the last five weeks for the purpose of
repairs, cleansing, &c., will, it appears from an advertise-
ment in another column, be re-opened on Sunday next.
This church is situated in a very thickly-populated district,
and contains a very considerable number of free sittings for
the use of the poor; and we trust that the zealous labours
of the talented minister (the Rev. A. M'Conkey) will be
rendered greatly beneficial to that important district.

THE MARINERS' CHURCH YOUNG MEN'S SOCIETY.—
We are happy to find that the Mariners' Church Young
Men's Society, instituted in the year 1837, continues to
prosper under the superintendence of the Rev. William
Maynard. It was formed for the improvement of that des-
titute class of our fellow-creatures the mariners of this port,
and is well worthy of approval and support. The annual
meeting will be held on Monday evening, when several
clergymen have promised to attend.

Lord and Lady Stanley, family and suit, returned yester-
day from Ireland, in her Majesty's packet Merlin, Captain
Townley.
EVERTON AND KIRRDALE FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY.—The exhibition of the above society for the show
of daliabs, &c. will take place on Tuesday next, in the pleas-
ant grounds at the back of Mr. New's house, the Derby Arms,
in Kirkdale. A spacious marquee will be fitted up as usual,
and should the weather prove propitious, a fashionable con-
course of visitors may be confidently exptcted. From the
high reputation of those who have hitherto been contributors
and competitors, a splendid assortment of every variety of
seasonable flowers, plants, &c. is certain to be displayed for
the gratification of the visitors. It is unnecessary to enlarge
on the merits of an association whose exhibitions have already
proved so attractive.

REPORTED MARRIAGE OF THE QUEEN, SHORTLY.—
Again different newspapers insist that Victoria is about to be
married to her cousin, and that her uncle, King Leopold, is
to make the preparations. Again I tell your readers that it
is riot true, and that I know, from undoubted authority, that
which ought to prevent the queen marrying, or indeed any
lady similarly affected.—Correspondent of the Sheffield Iris.
A RANK JOB.—Can it be possible that the last act of the
ministers, previous to the closing of the session, was a vote
of four millions for carrying the Indian mail? Surely that
sum would amply build, fit out, and keep at sea, all expenses
included, eighteen steamers of the largest class. It would
only require fourteen to carry the mail twice a month as in-
tended, thus giving the profit of passengers, freights, parcels,
&c., over and above the amount of fitting and building for
four more than required: This nefarious job was nicely con-
cocted, the contract, following the example of the West
Indian job, was never put up for public competition as it
ought, and we would lay a wager it has been gotten up, and
carried for, the sole use and benefit of some whig protege.
But we beg pardon ; probably this is another proof of whig
honesty and economy.—Limerick Standard.
On Friday week, as a person was walking in the beautiful
grounds of Mr. Heury Cowper, of Tewin Water, he chanced
to look into one of the highly ornamented vases which stand
in front of the drawing-room window, for the purpose of con-
taining flowers, when, to his great astonishment, he percei-
ved inside of it the nest of a small bird, with three eggs in it,
which seemed quite fresh, though so very late in the year.
It is, indeed,one of the most singular instances of the kind
which has been remembered in that part of the country for
some years, as the aperture which admitted the bird is not
more than three-quarters of an inch in breadth.—Herts
County Press.

HORN BY CASTLE.—Wednesday last was the birth-day of
Admiral Tatham, and the occasion was duly observed at
Hornby. The bells rang, flags were hoisted, and a substan-
tial entertainment of roast beef and plumb pudding was given
to the work people at the castle. In the course of the day
the gallant admiral, accompanied by Pudsey Dawson, Esq.,
appeared amongst the company, and in person returned
thanks for the kindness the company had previously shewn
him in drinking his health. After the feast, the merry dance
was introduced and kept up with great spirit, the party
finally separating in high delight.—Lancaster Gazette.
HORRIFICALLY HORRIBLE.—Monday (says the Her(ford
Timee,) a whole crowd of people were collected in a house
in Front-street, below Market, their countenances indicating
the most painful and intense anxiety. We looked up, and
on the roof of the house, beheld a small boy creeping from
a dormitory window, down towards the spout, in order to
ketch a little pet bird, that, released from his fetters, had
taken refuge in that apparently inaccessible spot. He had
got about half-way, when fear overcame him. He advanced
a little more. We held our breath, and closed our teeth
with excessive sympathy. Another step, and a convulsive
shudder ran through the crowd. The bird moved a little fur-
ther. The boy made one unsuccessful grasp—the crowd
shrieked with apprehension—and the boy horrible to relate,
fell—into the hands of his father, who pulled him in at the
window by the breeches, and severely whipped him for Iris
temerity.

BLOWING-UP OF THE SHIP BYRON, IN THE
CHANNEL OF THE MERSEY.-RAISING OF
SUNKEN VESSELS. 1"

We furnished a hasty account, in 'our last pubiloation; of
the first explosion of the Byron, by gunpovider, depOsited in
the hull of the vessel, by Mr. Abbinet, of Portsinouth, and
his assistants, who have been some time engaged iii the
raising of sunken vessels that have formed obstructions to
the navigation of the port. As the experiment of. Monday
was attended with success, we now furnish some additional
particulars of Mr. Abbinet's plan of operation, for the in-
formation of those who may not have had an opportunity of
witnessing it.
Mr. Abbinet, who, with his crew and his son, all of whom,
with the air helmet of his invention, alternately pursue their
submarine vocation, brought with 'him from Portsmouth a
fine cutter, called the. Ordine, of a sufficiently, light draft of
water to be'available in approaching the hulls of sunken ves-
sels. He is the individual who made the first attempt, about
six years ago, to blow up vessels by combiistion that could
not otherwise be removed ; and he was entirely successful
with the hull of H. M. ship Boyne; of 98 guriS, sunk at
Spithead, which, by successive explosion's, he blew to pieces.
Colonel Pasley has sir_ce, we' learn, laid claim to be the ori-
•ginator of the plan, but with injustice to Me. -Abbinet, and,
it may be added, without achieving the fame-which he anti-
cipated, his own experimenta on the Royal George having
hitherto failed.
As before noticed, the party who goes under water has his
head and neck encased in a copper helmet, into which the
air is thrown down an India-rubber pipe' by means of an
air-pump. We shall now describe this apparatus more
fully. The copper helmet is considerably larger than the
head, so as to give ease to the motions of the operator; and
the copper is continued down from the head part, so as to fit
as closely as possible round the upper part of the breast and
shoulders. A cushion, or roll of woollen stuffed with hair,
is fixed all round the inner edge of the copper; and this is
rendered air and water tight, by two large flat leaden weights
appended from the helmet, weie-bing about 961b5., and hang-
ing one in 'front and the other behind,--and also by the
action of the air thrown into the helmet for the purpose of
respiration. The weights are also required to enable the
diver, whose body would otherwise be too buoyant, to attain
the required depth. In front of the helmet are three oval
windows, or eyes, about five incheSiong and three in width,
of plate glass, each protected exteriorly by a wire guard or
grating, sufficiently open not to intercept the view. Through
these the operator obtains a distinct view of the " wonders
of the deep." It should be added, that the air tube is
screwed into a tap at the back of the helmet ; but as the
rush of the air would be disagreeable against any single part
of the diver's head, it is exteriorly branched off into' three
embouchures, under thin pieces of metal, and these, -being
flat at the extremities; diffuse the air evenly and steadily
round the operator's face. The air-engine is contained in
a box or chest, and has three cylinders worked 'by a
cranked spindle and fly-wheel, turned by two Menovith-
out intermission, while the diver remains below. The
pipe is three inches in diameter, and is •so ductile that the
operator finds no difficulty in walking at will with it at the
bottom, and turning or exploring the holds or cabins of ves-
sels. The mode of descending is by a rope ladder. To the
en'd of this a heavy weight is attached, and when lowered
from the side of the vessel-employed to the bottom, it forms
a steady,means of going down or coming up. A rope is also
tied round the diver, which is paid out as he descends, and
forms a means of communication and safety. A slight pull
of the rope upwards is answered by a similar pull downwards,
indicating that all-is •Two or three successive tugs
from below communicates that something is wrong, and the
operator is assistedin rising to the surface by the rope being
pulled up, before any serious consequence can ensue. The,
diver, besides his usual clothes, wear§ an India-rubber dress,
formed nf.a thin sheet of that substance, between two thick-
ness of cloth, similar to whatis called the'Macintosh fabric.
The dress is made wide and -entire,.and when in good order,
being secured by bands at the wrists, ankles, and neck, is
perfectly water tight, so that the warmth of the body is
maintained for a long time even under water. ,A }plug man
named Stephen Richards, who went 'down on Monday,
and again on Wednesday, with the helrilet and dress, and
remained below on the last occasion for twelve minutes, had
not a hair of his head wet.; and his under clothes were aim-
paratively dry.
The 'principal desideratum in the blowing up of sunken
vessels presenting dangerous obstructions, is the placing of
powder in a dry state, in the best possible position for a pow-
erful explosion, and so priming the match as to render the
ignition a matter certain. This last object it is obvious, is not
always attainable, as it may be defeated by the strength of
the tidal water, or the too great rising of waves from the
action of the wind. The powder (as on the experiment on
Monday) is lowered in a cask-covered with pitch, in which a
leaden pipe is inserted of a sufficient length to reach the
sunken vessel to a convenient height above the surface. The
pipe contains a long fuse or match, down which the ignition
will pass with great rapidity. A port or slow match is placed
at the top, about a 'yard above the water, and the pipe is at-
tached perpendicularly' to a buoy which bears it up. It is
plain, that in a. sea-way:or strong tide-way, the operation
may be prevented by the unsteady motion of the buoy, or the
wetting of the match so that it cannot be fired,.and this was
the case on Wednesday, when a second explosion was
contemplated. On Monday, although the depth of the
sunken vessel is only twenty-four feet, the length of pipe
required was forty-five feet, to reach under the deck of
the vessel, and allow sufficient play above. The cask
was deposited about an hour before the explosion in the
after hold of the Byron, which vessel had been run down in
May last, while riding. at anchor, by the Duchess of Kent
steam-vessel. The 'Byron belonged to Dundee ; she was
about 200 tons burden, and, as before noticed, had a cargo
of 150 tons of iron, brought from Bristol, and destined for
this port. She sunk almost immediately, and one boy who
was on board was unfortunately drowned. The hull lying in
the channel, a little to S.W. of Spencer's Spit buoy, became
dangerous to the navigation, and hence the present attempt
to remove it. The fuse used on Monday, was made by our
townsman, Mr. James, pyroticnic professor, and answered
the purpose admirably. It was cased in blue paper, and pro-
tected by the lead pipe from the water. The explosion (as
before noticed,) was highly gratifying. The water rose in a
convex form, which was seconded by foam ; and large por-
tions of the wreck torn from its strong iron fastening was
thrown to the surface; and picked up. A conger eel, 5 feet 2
inches in length, and! 16 inches irr circumference, was killed
by the explosion,_ a splinter 'having- appaiently entered its
back, and perforated -it entirely,througL It was, imme-
diaately picked up, and carried onboard- the cutter, where it
'took hold of a yr:Ur-1g man's toe, and leflthe distinct marks of
its teeth in the upper leather- of-hiEehoe.-' It was afterwards
pierced iu the head,. with aviaw to-kill it ; but such was its
tenacity. of life, that it showed vitality, even, after it was
brought to Liverpool. Soiree pieceA•Of the wreck were shown
at the Underwriters'.Roorti;tendalSo theeel-. -Of the former,
a quantity may beiseenat.Mr:Biiljden!s;' St: George's tavern, '
Upper •Pitt-street e; ;.;•and- they e rtrimiscsea, snake may be
viewed at. Mr. Frodshaes;Ash-deeler, Berry-street.
On Wednesday a seeondexplosion having been adYertised;,
to witness which,. the "-Liverpool" Seaconibe steamer was -
again placed at the service of;,the,public, the concourse of
the curious and scientific on board ivas- greater than on the
former occasion, there being- about sixty' gentlemen and a
dozen ladies present. -A hand of music played at intervals,
and refreshments • were served, on board. After a pleasant
sail, during which a small, catrotin wes repeatedly fired from
the forecastle, the, vesserreatlied the spot:where the critter
rode at anchor. It turned .ont;,however, thatitheirind which
had in the morning been from attic sontlicatitlthe'sea-snaooth,
had hauled round to themestwardi,andi hlew•pret4. freshly;
so that it was considered by 'Mr. AbbisieOliatAttertqras no
chance of a successful explosion, antl-lidkirad'iwirt;:lliitiefore,
placed the powder- n readiness-in the.i!es44'a hold. Consi-
derable disappointment was felt by the icon-ill-any at this' re-
sult; but this was to a great degree dissipated by the ex-
TI illation given by Mr: Abbinet, Those' Of tile-Company who
hadnot seen the diving apparatus, ivere.loWever gratified by
an inspection of it ; and Stephenßichardaagitin'went down,
cased in his extraordinary. -looking armour and habiliments;
and remained under water for about 121. minutes. • He brcitight
up a portion of an earthenware crate, that had been ,'blown
out of the vessel by the explosion. He also reported that he
had previously examined the state of the wreck, and found
that the whole of the hull from the stern to the fore chains
was broken up. An explosion of the bow, which yet forms
an obstruction, will, we understand, take place on the first.
favourable day.

RAISING -OF SUNKEN VESSELS.
Mr. Abbinet has been for some years past very successful
in raising vessels sunk or stranded, by means of " lumps"
or lighters, and chains. The latter are fixed under the
sunken vessel's bottom, and brought to the lighters at low
water, so that when the tide rises, they are lifted bodily up,
and their cargo afterwards discharged. In this manner be
recently raised a large flat, called the Sisters,-that-was sunk
at Hoylake, and was an obstruction. The vessel had 100
tons of bricks and sand in her at the time.

There is, however; some difficulty in procuring fiats or
lighters suitable for the purposes at this port ;' and Mr. Al).
binet suggests that if. the corporation or the dock committee
should build two proper lighters, with sufficient' purchases,
when vessels at any time sunk. in the channels. or on the
coast, causing obstructions might be raised. The-helmet is
of course employed in the fixing of the chains. The iron in
the Byron may, we understand; be gotup by Mr. Alibinet's
men in single bars or pieces.

HANDSOME PRESENT TO JOHN MOSS, Esq.

A most magnificent testimony of esteem and approbation
has been prepared, by order of a large body of the proprie-
tors of the Grand Junction Railway, for presentation to
their respected chairman, John Moss, Esq., banker, of this
town. We had yesterday the pleasure of inspecting this
superb present, which consists of a sumptuous dinner service
of silver plate, value about one thousand guineas! The de-
signs of the several articles are novel and elegant, reflecting
extreme credit on the manufacturer, Mr. Benjainiii`'
manufacturing silversmith and. jeweller, 12, Duke-street,
Lincoln's Inn-fields, London. The service consists of two
epergnes, two small candelabra, four' entree dishes and
covers, seventy table plates, twenty soup plates, and six
salts.

The epergnes are of exquisite fashion and workmanship,
presenting an appearante at once beautiful, rich,.and unique.
The upper basin-is of mogelegant shape, and the surround-
ing branches. forming recepthcles; for various descriPtions of
fruit are made moveable'. • These cre-made iii rektestntetion
of large escallop shells, and when taken out, answer the Pur-
pose of dessert and fruit dishes, leaving the epergne still
available, and still beautiful: The shell-fashioned dishes
again combine, and make a most elegant ornament. On the
massive stand of each of these superb pieces of plate is
engraven the following inscription:—
" TO JOHN MOSS, ESQ. •
From a numerous body of Proprietors of the
GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY,
In testimony of their grateful sense of his services
As CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
From the commencement of that undertaking, being a period
of seven years.
mriccc-xxxix."‘"

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The plates are very elegantly shaped, and each is embossed
with the insignia of the Grand Junction Railway Company,
composed of the' several armorial bearings or emblems of
Liverpool, Manchester, and Birmingham, quartered in one
common shield, with,the inscription, on a garter beneath, of
" Grand Junction Railway Company.",
The dishes are worthy, the attention which, their beauty
and workmanship excite. They are exquisitely finished, and
the handle to each cover, is formed by a representation of the
crest of Mr. Moss's .family—a . Griffin's head, rising from
the centre of. a mural crown.
The salts and candelabra are equally beautiful, and equally
indicative of the excellent taste and.skill of the manufactu-
rer. This superb present is on one hand a creditable crite-
rion of a feeling honourable to the proprietors, and on the
other a just tribute to the esteemed indivic/ual to whose.wis-
dom and exertions they are so largely indebted.

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MARTIN'S GRAND PAINTING OP Tilt CORONATION,
Those of our friends who have visited the Lyceum. to view
this truly splendid piCture concur with us in opinion that it
is one of the most inagnifi7ent productions of the present
day. The gorgeousness of its general appearance—the fide-
lity of the likenesses, of which there are upwards of one hiln•
dred, and all of which will beAr the test of examination with
a 'magnifying power—the dramatic interest of the incident
seized upon by Mr. Martin, to which we alluded in a former
notice—the accuracy with which the architectural proportions .
of the Abbey are delineated—add the judicious distribution
of light and shade— all these have elicited universal admira-
tion. As many lovers of the fine arts will, no doubt, be in-
duced to come to Liverpool for the purpose Of
.viiitklg the
Annual Exhibition, we hope they wilt avail thejigrae,cor
the opportunity of inspecting the coronation pi dthWlC-
their stay in town.

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THE PENNY POSTAGE. s All my nose, inside out, ' brother wears mustachios. What ,are mustachios, papa ?" walls of the ancient city. When asked what she had seen on is now beyond doubt secure. In like manner the conserve- EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 8(c.
All my thrilling, tickling caustic, " Mustachios, my son, are bunches of hair worn on the lip, her route, she answered-" All that I had time to see was a fives have succeeded in increasing their numbers in several Joseph Winter, (253) T Hodson, fbroidn:LC,
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Pyramid Rhinocerostic, by certain dandies, as a substitute for brains." " Well, hay-stack flying past ?"-Sheffield Iris.
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gentleman's invention, and have the advantage of being pre-
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to us, admiring the versatile genius of the age :-
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off at the next eleetion-the conservatives of Aberdeen bales 85 hf bales cotton, 648 bundles ox and cow hides, 6 kegs
MENT. lifted up her hands and exclaimed, as if particularly shocked was inviting sinners to
,the Saviour, .he fixed his eyes on Finlay. Alston and co-1 box contents unknown, Thompson. An-- a soe ,
(Hang it I shall sneeze till spring), Shuter saying-" And thou, poor Ramble, who hest long antic p able accounts from
I ate equally favour other counties derson and eo
Should there be post-office covers, at the sight of so much self-indulgence, ' Aye, Mr. Isaac, •• ,
Snuff is a most delicious thing. end thy ramblings by WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. Matthew W
Chester, Staple-inn.
Nearly eight square miles, you are at your idol again!" Looking up at her with one of rambled from him, come thou also. 0, atSel pot.'elll-kj, ooaht
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tee tea. ,ae crew of the Asie, mer- Union, (233) R Jones, from Jamaica, 22 tces 4 brls coffee, 105 Joseph Saville, Oldham and nshtonei
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And half these thousands of acres aniltbwuarsghresceernetllyonrgep.-orEddinhbutrythi Evening Post.
hhds 8 tces e bids sugar, 33 puns rum, J Gladstone and co-I0 hhds linen-draper.
The above is a free version of a passage from a clever little his quiet yet pleasantly demure expressions of feature, he re- coming te Jeses." Shuter was exceedingly struck, a. nd af-
Twelve hundred tons by mails ?
Italian poem on tobacco (la Tabacheide), in which the witty eterphed-puffing out a clood of smoke-" Yes, lam burning terwards, coming to Mr. Whitefield, said, " I thought I chantman of Cherbourg, had suffered under the effects of
should have fainted-how could you serve me so ?"-Countese poison, during a voyage to South America. This vessel is saungdaA-'on6 Puluesbrrs ,
e. In Peoeo lea n d .
co--2 hhds 6 tees sugar, Lawrence John Tapscott Minehead SomersetshireeibbmakerOsersOir.e,' n-d 4.
" Two hundred and forty men tramp," author has attempted the description of a sneeze. This titil- 21 of Huntingdon's Life and Times, Vol. 11. now at Marseilles, and it appears that the statement was ff , J Cohen and co-55 tons logwood, 5 tons John Connie), 'and John Evans, IsTutsford-vel.eeZ.,,eire a''''
And eighty-three clerks," lating indulgence, however, is permitted only to the novice, The mass of the precious metals brought to Europe, be-
only partially tfue. Several of the officers were poisoned, fustic, J Gladstone and co-7 brls ginger, 25 lancewood spars, 19 Abraham Whittaker, Huhne and Salford, see'
Nit.
• Sure, may save four millions to stamp, for your real snuff-taker disdaineth to allow his nasal organ tween the discovery of America and the breaking out of the ART OF FLOATING.-Any human being who will have the pipes 51 hhds 55 qr casks 4 kegs 10 hf qr casks madeira wine, J CO- victualler.
And dreed forgery's works. to yield obedience to the thrilling call-his proboscis is proof Mexican revolution, amounts to• 10,400,000 Castilian mares Presence of mind to clasp the hands behind the back, and
. and the captain, after a loeg illnees, has just died in that len and co-G D
' h e • -- hire corn .
,
•
•'t tickling. But if lone habit have blunted the sensi- (2,381,600 kil) of gold ; 533,700;000 mares, or 122,217,500 chaloner and Houghton-3000 coker nuts, order-B D Friend Wore, llulme, Lancashire, corn
Samuel Fox, Manchester, corn-dealer.
The area stands, letters increase, wins e tained of eavin them. This misfortune is attributable to
turn the face tewards 'the zenity, may float ae. cage; and en, city: 'rhe two mates are still verY ill, hot hoPes are enter- Science, (326) A M Lellan. from Honduras, 249 logs ma clearly, Joel Wilson, Heaton Noms, oe,neas ,
~,eie
Sisters, (141) H Short, from Nassau, N.P. 118 tons 6c fustic, 19 Francis Hallett, Brighton, builder. ' d lie e•
. The expenses are lees,
to sue a hr -
tiveness of this delicate promontory it is fully compensated kil. of silver, in value amounting together to 5,940,000,000 perfect safety, in tolerably still water-ay, and sleep there, no - g
-' • • 1 tea' '- tbl tons logwood, 22 cases tobacco 17 bales sponge, 617 pccs yellow DIVIDENDS. 000 es an ~:coss
i 4
And the old ways must please, for in the rapture his nose knows, lee'it Roman or snub,
dr • when ou find •O rl'in-d • p Water , P
, )011
when piastres, or about ze594,000,000 sterling. This silver would matter how long. If, not knowing how mi, You oidd
wood. 3 bales returned goods,'2 boxes sweetmeats, W Whitty-3 Nov. 14, W. and W. Buddle, Learningten e". Bell, - -ere
CS. e A
.
While the new must distress. primed with a liberal pinch of Pontet's delicate Martinique, form a ball of 83 seven-tenths Parisian feet in diameter. If escape owning .
er yourself ail 11
se
I • le-
tterstell :(t) iinetrened.fg, rgr IT ;31fe wetliilind telee:,
and into which it appears there had been put, according to 3 boxes presents, order-G D builders-Oct, 9, W. and R. Richardson and -•, From nee ,
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tone-1-1104
Letters they say, " return'd." " mis-sent," or his son's more pungent mixture. we compare the produce in silver of Spanish America, during have only to consid y empty, pitcher : let your
mouth and nose, not the stop part of your heavy head, be the upon-Tytne, merchants-Oct. 10, .
eck, Kings oereateab,
.
Little do the sneeze totallers know of the inexpressible 318 years, with the produce in iron, in a single year, of single t't
wine, a quantity of litharge or oxide of lead to correc. i s , Masdew, (236) W Wrightson, from Monte Video, 32? salted hides Sereerse shire, scrivener-Oct.. 8, J. B
" Refus'd ;" " redirected," SOUTH AMERICA.
Liverpool, o'l4 it, 6e....,i,
Give loss, sO honest duns must repent . luxury attendant upon a pinch of fine old snuff after dinner-- European states, we obtain balls, according to the calculation highest part of you, and .you are safe - but thrust up one of the culpable practice adopted by some of the dealers in that
acidity The chemists of Gibraltar where the Isie had 680 ox and cow do, 484 horse do, order-1046 do, Wright, Parlane spint-merchant-Oct. 28, J. Bndden, er-Oct• - ,1,110'..
your bony hands, and down you go, 'turning up the handle . • . ,
stopped, have given this opinion, and, in order to ascertain
Their debtors protected. it is the fit companion to a glass of geuerous wine ; and in of my friend, the able geologist Von Decken, for Great Bri-
the itcher Havin h d h .•
at e happiness to prevent Rodger, Best and co-31 bales contents unknown, J Green and co Stourbndge, Worcestershire, worsted- e .0„, Lorne
and co-3 bales horse ditto, order-6 do, C Holland-116 ox dor Oct. 10,.T. Minshull, Worthing, Sussexd, darieatp_o
ct• 11,t...00l 1, 'cc*
shunning the real connoisseur's box, theY denY themselves tain, of 148, for France, of 111, for the Prussian monarchy, tips over p . .
• the truth, a chemical analysis of the wine, and a post mortem _
But as one ton of valentines - ' 1 parcel do, Rathbone Brothers and co-18 bales hair, order-14 Llangefni, Anglesey, draper-Oct. 28, R. Leh,'
44°
To the dead office go, it for the benefit of all who either love aquatic sports or dread
one of the greatest enjoyments discovered by man. Yes, of 76, Paris feet in diameter. So great is the difference in one or two drownings by this gsimple instruction, we publish
gentle reader, sceptic though you be, it is an enjoyment-a the abundance of the ewo metals, silver and iron, in the por- examination of the captain's body have been ordered to take
place at Marseilles.-Galignani's Messenger. do, Rodger, Best and co-10 do, C Holland-13 do, R F Breed and maker.
co-I0 bales neutria akins, Rowand,and Dunlop-33 bales wool, C CERTIFICATES or/
. _ ~ 00
_,,
Sure, to close accounts in these lines
o the contrail
Holland-about 35 tons bones, 3 cases cigars, 51 pipes 18 hhds 2 To be granted unless cause be shown t buildP,
refined, a social enjoyment. Some hypercritics have de- tions of the earth's surface accessible to maa.-Alex. von them.- Walker.
..elc, ar .
Can't make revenue flow. nounced the habit of snuff-taking as uncleanly, and a few Humboldt. When George the Third was repairing his palace at Kew, „ brls 2'oo marquetas tallow, order-P D Oct. 8.
nd Wan" T. •41"froe'
Twelve hundred postmasters to pay, ultra-railers have gone so far as to say it is unwholesome, ExTREME UNcgroN.-eThe following choice morceau is one of the workmen was particularly noticed by his 'Majesty. Mary Jones, (170 P B Pishley, from Puerto Cabello, abont 19 W. and W. Biddle, Leamington Priors a
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Or four hundred millions to stamp, quoting as an authority the late Mr. Abernethy, who, upon an extract from a work by a very high ancient authority One Monday morning the King went as usual to watch the
_non_
Obippliig filtilitgrilir. tons copper ore, 12 tons lignumvitte, 60 tons bark and 12 tons fustic D. Taylor, leake, Yorkshire, worsted man l'!'.!:__ J. Ger°e-e ;;;;
uffonanufacturet _,.,,,, .
147 bags orchella weed, 82 bales e5O serons cotton, Miters, Green- Bowling, Yorkshire, worsted-st _ ,j, shaes4/00
Must increase the needs of the day, being asked by an inveterate consumer of rapi if an immo- in the " unchanged," " unchangeable," and " infallible f' progress of the work, and, not seeing the man in his usual
shields and co-I bag wheat, Mocatta. Brothers-P D Selwood, Soinersetshire, soap-boiler-Vw• ane es Cllo'
So, pre-payment decamp. derate use of snuff was calculated to injure the brain, replied, church :-" aethensoever anybody lies. a passing, so that place, he inquired the reason of his absence. He Wee at TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17.-Wind S.W.
N.B. 400,000,000 covers will measure 71 square miles, in his usual caustic and splenetic manner, " Not in the least, there is no more hope of life in him, the prieste shall then 1b • the workmen •at last however ARRIVED.-Kirkman Finlay Scott from Bombay-Stirling, —,
first answered evasive y e , , , , r_._ e . ....e_ . _ •
nom ea% annah Caspian, Patten, rem ew Or cans
fi N 1 -Charlotte, Diadefmlu,sts(2i 13) J Walker, from Pnerto Cabello, 694 Berens 30 bales ehester, machine-makers-S. and H. ,sharree '
•••-•••••-''----- eV t,
4,400 acres weigh nearly 1,200 tons, and be conveyed 17,000 Sir, for people who take snuff immoderately can have no anoynt him with holy oyle, bless him with crosses, and con- they acknowledged that not haveng been.able to complete a
roninns,,,tog7arb:o,encis,Haalbeonsiyi,tvenr6soo-cAisiefkbbearieiskid4ont\issßholiiesgella,tiinienictittovezt; Medlock, Lancashire, cottotospinners..
~,,,ese,
eoe,
VE g°
miles, whic'h the mails travel annually. brains." jure him with certaine woi•des, and then he can never come particular job on the Saturday night, they had ,returned to -
- --. from St John, N.8.-Joseph Winter, Hodgson, frn Calcutta
Sisters, 'Short, from Nassau; N.P.-Science„ from Hon- c--:3Lb°l-rnT's i hfei
e All the other figures of clerks, of postmen, and post- lam no advocate for excess ofany kind-although instances in hell ; for all the devells will run away from before the finish it on the Sunday. morn! e, ,
ar, which this man rethsine to
„ne , duras-Guayahaant, Anders, from Wilmington-Caledonia Brander,
reetion.
do, he had been dismissed from the employment: •• .-:_,enct Sherry, from Virginia-Collingwood, Gurthrie, from Carthagena- a ruz, oxesp an s, yrne ro ers-1 aes Cle
NxiectirLivl4vGetavej, frorb Lagurt,tart 2008t0% logwo6obd,;ar
s!IriE.ETINGS OF CREDITORS FOrt Li hoe;
masters, are correctly stated.--Morning Herald. might be quoted where the greatest gluttons in this way have crosses lyke a dogge before a flitche of bacon, and, there- sarsaparilla; S Ledward -14 boxes contents unknown, W Pearce- 19. Joseph Taylor Hobson, (Ist) .• • • veto, 6
had tolerably long heads-Napoleon, for instance, took snuff fore, he must take uppe his lodgings either iu the suburhes for him back immedietely," said the King ; " the man who Mary Jones, Fishley, fm Puerto Cabello-United Kingdom, tP D . 19. William Appleton, (Ist) .•• • •
seeso;ll
.. . .. . „ • .. , , . - .
by handsful, and I think even his enemws will allow that he of 'hell, or in purgatory, where he shall have his house hyre refuses to do his ordinary work on the• Lord's day is ,the from Quebec-Rowena, - Ada, (146) T Cox, from Manzanillo de Cuba, 135 logs mahogany, 19. John Warburton, (special) .• • • o Sae- eeell 1
man for me.,, nein Joy, from Leghorn-Spy, Farrant, . feom Marianepee-Emma 138 logs cedar, about 39 tons fustic, 900 lancewood spars, Chaloner
CO NTEMP ORA R Y PRESS. lacked not brains ; but numberless are the examples I could and fireecvood free, tilrsuch time as hee, with soule masses Greham, , from Oporto-and William IV, Skirling, from and Houghton-B D: Doe, 6
quote of eminent men endowed with transcendent talents, and pope's pardons, have gotten a plotte of ground in Hea- Too HOT TO LAST.-It may be necessary to tell our Eng- Riga. 20. George Lillie and CoE..(dainvd.)K.. 1N.% 13.
en•neCttla7end'cn•P' 11
DitWeeso ~
20. John M'lnnes, (2d) . ..... •
missionlegaier.
LORD BROUGHAM ON THE ADMINISTRA- who exceeded all bounds in the gratification of this taste. yen to build a house thereupon of merites and good workes." lish friends that although the thermometer stands this day at
-,- ,- UNITED .STATES. .
Globe, pp) E Oliver, from New Orleans, 101 hilds tobacco, W is'
But return we to the rational epicure (for there are epicures -Bee Hive of the .Romish Church, book iii., chap. 2, en in the shade, it is too hot, •-r, last. In four more weeks the Union, Jones, from Jamaica, at this pert, sailed from Port Maria 20. Joseph Mitchell, (Ist) ..... 0 ;
20. R. F. Breed and Eccleston, (2d) • : Thweeir.ll,, s
II Gilliat-77 do, Evans and Trokes-24 do D Dunlop-21 do, F • 4,,e) 1001° 1
' • TION OF JUSTICE IN IRELAND. in snuff) who takes his pinch at moderate intervals, and who pages 232-3. weather Will be delightful. We met a gentleman yesterday ist August. On the 26th, inlet 37 43, long 63, spoke t'7.e Comma- Bransforcl-57 do, J Maury. and Sons-3 do, Messrs. Suttons-20 20. M. M. Joseph and L. Carmichael, A- _to.,
tes,s 0
administers the comfort to his nose with such a good observ- CEROGRAPHY.-A company in Edinburgh have, we are who came out passenger in the British Queen, when the fol- mill, from Cuba to Swansea, 25 days out. On the 13th instant, off
e,, TT= sp&k,eethe do, J and W Oxley and Co-452 bales cottorl, A Dennistoun and co
-145 do, W & J Brown and co-115 do, Reid, Irving and co-100 ,
21. William Phillips (s eclat) . . • • • „tendon- .1
,
(FrOm the 3forning Herald.) ance of propriety, as to be exempt from censure and the im- given to understand, just obtained a patent for a new loiving conversation ensued :--'' You have not left the city fezinlia, hierinaceapit•htexacintitigleddaygulu
st.
do, J Dunlop and co-50 do, W Smith and Sons-16 do, Baring 23. John G. R. Bisho PI t .... '''''..• Otto, 'i
Lord Brougham has just published his celebrated putation of uncleanliness. Why is this class to be decried ? 'method of eneravire Veil • tie be •of the utmost
.e, n 1 proeniseS "No ; but I'd like to have melted out allay skin yesterday." Left the 'Colingine, Catta.Ch,' leading fOr Cork, for orders.gOn Brothers and co-84 do, order-1 do, the master-1 box buffalo 23. Peter Petrie, Ist P, 5 ..
~ pittO, 0
speeches "on the Administration of Justice in Ire- Without any claim to the title of sensualist, let one ask why importance in'facilitating and cheapening the productions of "When do you leave? " To-morrow." - " For. Canada ?'' the 29th, in lat 43; long 54, spoke the Princess, Lawson, from St. 24. William Phillips, 2nd ...... Pitreees
-
atten, from Nen/ Orleans, 1005 bales cotton, '
24 el• Ahem Kirby, 2nd ..... • •
Court of Ban4"7010 Yaroess /
Jolla v- ft
in. this short span of life a man is not "ustified in affordine
.1 ~ . . e that art. It is, we believe, the invention of a gentleman in " No." " For the far springs ?" " No." '" For the far Andrew's for this port • •
land ;" and in an interesting preface,' has defended his
himself all the enjoyment he can ?. I answer, It in the in- lenge i las or some ime in use in merica
London •bttl ' ' h 1 f ' t• • • A • west ?" " No." " For the South ?" "My God ! no." Peruvian, Brown, from Bonny at this port, sailed 10th July. On tßoenci
dga
supleir
yea,
?RA
g(Lsan3D7)daeLvesoo-pn
60 do J Turner-34 do, Humphreys & Biddle 25. William Kirby, (special) . • -, • • 0'4,5' I
public character from those aspersions with which the dulgence of that want an extra drop of 'joy be added to the • ' u '
It has never yet been.practised to- any extent in this coentry.' " Where then ?" " Back to England." "So Shon ?" "So the.26th August, in lat 33, loeg 33, spoke the Minerva, from Bahia
-153 do, Fde Lizardi and, co-210 do, Todd, Jackson and co-34 25. R. P. Breed and Eccleston. (spe&La,l.)enport seedConen,
writers of the ministerial press have recently sought to cup of chequered happiness, dans se bas monde, taste of it, . IGd al ' -hat would you have ? I've been
• Several specimens of eneravings, executed under the ,new soon . oo eavens . n ' for London. On the 14th instant, off Tuskar, spoke the Ethiope,
hence for Africa. do, Wildes, Pickersgill and co-29 do, W Barber-309 do, Orford,
overwhelm it. and leave the rest to the noseless. 'lt has been assert- • process, having been shoqvn us, we can confidently add our here but three days, and I've lost fifteen pounds by perspire- • . Ramsden and co-246 do, 1 box papers, order-W D 27. Samuel Henry Walsh, lad ..... cleren
.
-- Caledonia Brander (545) D W Sherry from'Petersburg Virginia, •-••=s--- - -
than. If I stay much longer I'll fall through the left leg of Sophia, Johns, for Sydney, N. S. W. put back to Gravesend lath 19. eft
Lord Brougham denies that " personal feeling" has ed that the man who delighteth not in poetry or music, testimony to the value of. the invention. It is a decided im-
-7 hhds 72 tees tobacco, Ewart, Myer's and co-142 hl;ds 20 tees TEgni':3,, TV
dictated his opposition for two years past to the Mel- has no soul-and I say that the man who liketh not a pinch • •
provement upon wood engraving, and possesses almost, if 'arra e' ha 'n been in con 3°-
my breeches." The present weather is too hot to last.- itnacstt.
w,sivrti loess of bowsprit and other d. .g , vi g . tobacco, W Kerr-60 hhds 3 tees do; Rathbone Brothers and co- PRICES OF .SHARES, SEP
east Fri"
of snuff has no nose. How easily is a genuine snuff-taker American paper. h h Lord Godench, for Launceston. 55 hlids 1 tce do, W A and G Maxwell and co-130 hhds 1 tce do, . -
bourne administration. In 1835, in 1836, and in 1837 not altogether, the delicacy of that of copper. The process
Quebec, —, hence at St. Lawrence. per Shasee• •
. recoanised amonest a thousand-the very manner in which is an exceedingly simple one. A thin paste is spread over THEOPHILUS, NINTH EARL OF HUNTINGDON. His Lord- Nelson Village, ,Greig, hence at Miramichi. Oxley and co-51 hhds do, Maury and Sone-13 do, J Brown and RAILWAYS, &c. es 15 .' •'.
(the Canada question excepted) Lord Brougham sup- he h-andies his bopx will betray him, Itlark, too, the inde- the surface of a. sheet of copper or steel ; the lines of the shriptook orders, and obtained the livings of Great and Little Sapphire, Eastward, hence at Algiers. Son-I0 do, order-7 do, W and S Irvin-a quantity shooks, - Binnpiiiitgtnham
naldt
Sherlock-K D
them when scribable ease and tact
ported the whigs. He ceased tb suppbrt ,
..
with which he dexteronsl extrects •
y ' e picture to. be copied are drawn upen this paste, and a stereo- Beke, Osgathorp, and Belton. He was twice married. His Campedolgio, Burred's', hence at Gibraltar, and sailed Ist Sept. Guayama, (181) D K Andros, from Wilmington, 1405 brls tur eulelotbnyeester
g., paid Al :, oea ,
they ceased to uphold those principles which they pro- with the sinister thumb and finger (pardon the anomaly) the type plate immediately taken therefrom. We understand. . second wife was Betsy Warner, a domestic at Donnington for Ancona
phitrite,,Kolls, from Kertch, at ditto, and sailed sth September pentine, Collmann and Stolterfoht-G I) lOO paid 61 " ~
~
fessed up till the period of 'William the Fourth's death. soft and fragrant portion-talk of the eighteen maneeuvres, that good judges are quite sanguine of the success of the in- ' Park, wills .whone having some dalliance in his youth, and forAtmhis port - lariktnennlinenadd
Laenidgthester
25 ....
oo 0
they are nothing compared to the manual and platoon of the vention.-Scotsman. having promised her marriage so soon as he should get the Cornelius, Betts, hence, at ditto Governor Troup, (410) B Butman, from New York, 25 bales cot. Brietol and Exeter
ton, Waddington, Holt and co-556 do, Phelps..lames and co-196 Chester and Crewe 3O ... • - 0 0•• e
'Yet, if " personal feeling" could be fairly assigned as . ,
.
10 paid 0
~ e
..,..
snuff-taker's exercise ! (although some snuff boxes play tunes
living of Beke, was reminded of his promise thirty years after • do Collmann and Stolterfoht-63 do, Humphreys and Biddle-I Dublin and Drogheda
the cause of Lord Brougham's hostility to the " libe- of themselves-but this is a digression.) . A SNAKE HOOP.-An English sportsmatieWhen inl Ame- EesINORE, SEPT. 8.-The liounty Hall, Weston, from Liverpool iron camboose P W Byrnes-61eagers G Sherlock and c 1 pack- Eastern Counties
~ •
~.
it was made. Astonished, but not ashamed of his early choice, to st, Petersburgh, has sailed for Eaneo, to discharge and purify 10 7., 0
.... -
being one, day in pnreeit Of game,' observed resnehe
ral" government, that " personal feeling" must be as- The pseudo snuff-taker, and the uninitiated votary, have !lc?'
i hine about after a small animal, w. hich he could not readily Lh.e enquieeedinto her character, and finding that clear, he kept her cargo (cotton.)
• Chestet, Lawson, and Columbine, Mason, hence at St. John, N.B. age contents unknown, Phelps, James' and co-15,000 locust tree. EtttrglealbGal.na
11 paid 9h,
surned to have been in operation long before 1837 ! all the awkwardnesss of undrilled recruits ! For instance, as e ,
t capture ; twas near a declivity, of• which• the animal • tooe , nes promis . s is ip
Hi Lo -d If himself published in his own vil- Stir mg, (193) aun ers, rem avanna , 94, aes co on,
naile,le T Creek glsTevwhaven 2(9) WI 3 ,', 0 •'''
your old experienced hand will take Ms pinch 'from ou Phccnix Tauson• hence for the Baltic, at Elsinore
Elizabe;h, Gunn, hence for Riga, at ditto T S d f S h "b 1 tt Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock
Brown, Shipley and co-343 do, Reid, Irving and co-17 do, Moly- Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmer 120 paid 0 0
.19!
Such is the argument employed by Lord Brougham ad. vantage, and down hill he ran, beating bis pursuer, in lage church the benns between the. Rev. Theophilus Hastings
the receptacle horizontally unstinted in quantity and will
Fredencke Haefeke. from Danzic for this port, at ditto • neux, Witherby and co-36 do, Gibbs, Bright and co-eOO do, order neck, and Ayr OO •"
on this point. We must confess, that to us it does ap- ' speed to a distance. The snake's reserved powersoon be-- • and Betsy Warner. ". My oame (exclaimed the lady from
inhale the bountiful and precious allowance-at one effort,
.an adjoining pew) is Elizabeth," and they were married tic- Eleanore, Pradlandt, from Rostock for this port, at ditto --1 box contents unknown, Brown, Shipley and co-W D Grand Junction lOO .... 196 0•• • ' ,
-2 15 . .•
pear a matter of exceedinidy slight importance whether while the neophyte will insert his right finger and thum'n came conspicuous, by piecing his tail in -his rntruele and;
BRITISH AMERICA. . Ditto half shares 3O .. • • , 0• • •
63 0 .. '
" h .1. h
Lord Brougham's recent course of osti ity to t e vertically and falteringly into the box, and compress the scat- •f t• 1 d th hal ht,itl • d • ft
forming a pei ee me e,
:own e 1 e in.nr e( ,an , a er cordinely.-Countess of Huntingdon's Life and Times, 2
V 1 '.
'
o s. Eleonore, Fradlandt, from Rostock for this port, at ditto
Mariane, Hansen, hence for Fredericka, off Hertsholmen . Charlotte, (602) R Sinclair, from St. John, N.B. 677 pces pine and Great Western 65 ...• 426 •• . ,
Ditto new sharss 5 ....
a ver.y extraordinary chase, captured his prey !
.The English- 16g pees birch timber, 2191 deals, 10 cords lathwood, 7260 staves,
Melbourne administration has been prompted by " per- tered grains in the smallest possible compass, applying the Sir John Dyne-, Pearce, from Cape Hayden, at Falmouth
man' s astonishment was put forth in the firstvillage he came' How TO CURE EPILEPsY AND INSANITY.-Two very sin- Vole Bov'doft to Hayti • Hannah Booth Best for Gibraltar Wildes, Pickersgill and co Hull and Selby
aforesaid fin,ger and thumb to the nose in such a question-
Lancaster and Preston 3O paid 21 4 0 ••••
sonal feeling," or by influences of a more lofty charae-
Holyhead llth instant '
to. Yankee told him "it was nothing new er Fare he hahl gular recoveries from disease occurred in DumbartonShire, and Wa'rrim:, Wa'cle, rfor Lisbo' n, sailed from ' ' • Rowen'a, (92) W Hefford, from Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, ii °„ •• f
able manner as to convey the impression that he is endea-
-282 casks pale and straw seal, 29 casks brown, 1 cask boiled seal Liverpool and Manchester
ee 10 "• • 4 I
ter. 'The question with which the public has to deal is, discovered ;as a little boy. a few days- ago in our eillage," within the last fifteen years. The one was the case of an epi-
Ditto quarter shares - /0 0•• 'IP
vouring to abstract some capillary excrescence from ehe nos- .
and 22 casks rod oil, 1 brl caplin, 1 box specimens natural history. sO e e
not what may be the complexion of Lord Brougham's tril, instead of comforting the organ of smell. The veritable said Jonathan, " having picked up one, and, mistaking it leptic youth, whose mind and body were fast decaying under
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feelings towards Lord Melbourne, but whether the art of snuff-taking is only to be acquired by long practice, and. for a hoop, sported with' it for some thne, until the lad at- his severe malady. It so happened that his parents had on EUROPE. London and Birnaingham
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temated to tie a few hells to his plaything ; but the snake, ' 011. e 9ccasion left within hes reach more than a piet ef ardent
cha s urged from time to time by Lord Brougham a close observance of the aforesaid manual and platoon-the
rge
~ not liking a rattle of music as an appendage, modestly think- spirits. fer which, unhappily he had contracted a liking. On ARruvrn.
, from Honduras-Geneva Hale from Virginia-Liverpool, Beccles, (184) G L ManthorP, from Odessa, 77 bales wOol, order Ditto quarter shares
1 ...
against the policy pursued by the Melbourne cabinet air and grace which distinguish the polished gentleman are Sinnot, from St. John, Nela-Ege'dius, lien Dnyts, from Oatend. -about 1200 qrs wheat, P Marrow-1 cask oil, picked up at sea, Ditto aro! Southampton 5O .... 45 /0 0• .
ing, no doubt, it would appear in imitation of one of a supe- their return-home they found the bottle empty, and their epi-
the more observable in snuff-takine than any other fashion- SAILED. Agnes, Budig, for Stettin-s-St. Andrew Leitch and the master-Q D Ditto & Brighton
be just or not. Are Lord Brougham's statements of rior grade, and not pleased with the eompliMent•iptended, leptic min strecthed senseless on the floor. He slept contin- John Bentley, Geatch, for St.-John, N.8.-Telemace% , cafier'o, for Spy, (193) J Wallis, from MariaraaPle, 1837 chetwerts wheat, order' London and Croydon
able indulgence. The snuff-taker-s
of Si. 'James's and St:
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fact true ? Are his reisons cogent ? These are the Giles's differ as widely in the manner of applying the redolent let slip his tail, and glided name', to the great regget 'and ails- • 'lonely for upwards of forty hours, and awoke in comparative Naples-Jupiter, Sedman, and Johanan, Raven, for et. petersnura Freundschaft, (263) T Wichards, from Danzie, 458 bags wheat, Leeds and Manchester 6O .... te -6• • ':
points in which the public has an interest : all beyond mixture to their noses as the votary of Terpischore atAlmack's . may of the astonished playmate."-Sporting Magazine. health both of body aed mind. He Heed for several years, -Enterprise, Cumming, forTrinidad-Galata, Palmer, for Constan. 520 qrs rye, 135 qrs and 1047 bags peas, 3 fms lathwood, Holdforth,
LeD]tL)eiiettttsoote,lrifdeshwarnetsinin
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(bracelets)
was walking tinopls-Amtmand Treschow, Wold, for Weild•-Anna Eliz Abseil, Bald and co-420 qrs wheat, order-Q D
512 casks tallow, 60 bags
belongs to the province of gossip. Now Lord does from the coalheaver at Greenwich Fair. The Densecrat, TRICKS- or PARIS.-The day I purchased them , and during all that period he had no . return of his malady, Bockhout, for Rotterdam-and Selina, Wickander, for Cronetadt. Nereid, (195) J Watkins, from Odessa, (new)
1550 .. .. .. ..
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Brougham's statements have never been disproved ; the Radical, and the Leveller, may not be disposed to admit was marked by the following circumstance. I . and no desye for violent stimulants.-The other was the case
h h f 1 'f• .1 h f . ---- rapeseed, order Q D gton.,
Manchester, Bolton, & Bury
Eliza Heywood, Heywood, sailed from the Mauritiusfor Madras Treasurer, (294) J Earrage, from Odessa, 234 casks tallow, about Manchester and Birmingham is .. '-' 0•• ''
his-but the truth is undeniable Some rsong eat their across one of-the bridges in Yetis when a well dressed man
his reasonings have never been refuted, either by whig t . . . • .Pe , . or a poor woman, t e mot er o a arge ami y, wo,or a
tate of violent and seem- 9th June 1200 qrs wheat, 440 qrs Indian corn, Came and Telo-1 small pack- Ditto and Ditto • • 4 ° .••
fish, and even peas, with their knives, while others use forks ; suddenly threw himself over the parapet into the .Seme.
' •• • ' • considerable period, had been in a s
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orators in Parliament or by whig writers. The abuse, ingly confirmed derangement. Her husband was so harassed John Dugdale, M`Gowan, from Sincapore at St. Helena, and age tobacco, order Midland Counties
the former are barbarians, the latter gentlemen.-New Fortunately he fell in a place where the water was not hery
sailed 25th July for London Tejo, (84) FM de Oliveira, from St. Übes, about 19 tons cork . Newcastle and Carlisle lOO .... 92 0•• ''
therefore, with which Lord Brougham has been as- Monthly Magazine. . deep, and he was epeedily rescued frOm his perilous predica- and exercised with her distressing situation, that at length
Dampier, , from &vanilla for this port, off Cape Antonia wood, 33 casks argols, 2 boxes grapes, 1 box lemons and grapes, no Ditto quarter shares
sailed by the supporters of government must be re- ment. A crowd immediately surrounded him-I amonest his mind became uuhinged also, and one night id a fit of im-
e Nara petuous distraction, he rushed from his cottage, and drowneu William, —, hence at the St. Lawrence 21st ult.
, 12th Aug. consignee-S D North Midland
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the rest. He opened his eyes, and his words were,
garded as a testimony to the vigour of his lordship's A FEW HOME QUESTIONS. infans-tnes .pauvres &flans I-My children, My poor chil- . himself in the Gareloch. So awful and sudden an event was Helena; —, hence at ditto 23rd ult. Lancashire Lass, (88) J Norman, from Alexandria, Egypt, 385 South Eastern and Dover
bales cotton, I ton old junk, A W Powles and co-11 packages North Union.
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assaults upon the feeblest and most mischievous admi-
dren ! " These piteous exclamations ,moved me, and I im- not unblessed to the poor widow ; the result was her entire Alexander Robertson, Brown, hence at Monte Video curiosities, D and T Willis-G D e 0 , 4 ,
St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap lOO paid e ,0 ." ,:0 1,
nistration that has ever been permitted to tamper with "It was lately said by Lord J. Russell in the House of Commons, mediately eave the man a couple of Napoleons, they beine all and almost immediate restoration to soundness of mind.- Quiz, , hence off Constantinople e•---e - • „oes - • esze.,•_'_-_e____-e. •-- - - • -
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the destinies of England. that there could be no doubt that the Convention and all its mem- the money, I had aboet me. " Dear bless • n •d New Statistical Account of Scotland, No. 23.
you, sir, sal an James Dunn, Turner, from Port-au-Prince, at Leghorn
Henry Brougham, Potter, from.Genea, at ditto -alarlats. BANKS. 0 ''.
bers had repeatedly rendered themselves amenable to the laws of E r h •
ng is man, whom the occurrence had also attracted to the• LORD BOLINGBROKE AND-DR. CHURCH.-Lord Boling- Sultana„ and Zante, Johnson, hence at Malta . Royal Bank of Liverpool
92 12 • ••
The preface to which we have alluded abounds in sedition, if not treasou ; but that it was not deemed expedient to, .
Bank of Liverpool 4'l2 lOs paid - 0 0 •
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matter of singular value, so far as regards the exposure ' t "'he's done that alread three times this we' h He broke was one da sittin in is house at Battersea rea • e Water Witch Robertson hence at ditto and ail
prosecute the members, because it was doubtful whetherjuries spo , , y e-. y g h , dine, , , , sed 30th ult. for Commercial of Liverpool 10 .... • '
would convict." regularly drowns, or poisons, or stabs himself, four or five Calvin's " Institutes," when he received a morning visit Zante
.. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, SEPT. 19. Liverpool Union lO .... „ 7
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of that system -of matchless baseness by the aid of
Moslem, Vale, from London, at ditto We have noticed no important transachons ln the Butter market Northern and Central
. times every week." " 'Why does he do that ? " said 1; is lie from Dr. Church. After the usual salutations, he asked the
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which the whigs have contnved, since the accession of Is it that the public mind has become so debauched and mad? " ". •Mad ! no," returned the man :"he is a clever Doctor if he could guess what the book was which then lay '-
Meer Boy, Moyse, from Taganrog, at ditto
y, ?entreath, from Llanelly, at ditto since our last, and prices are quite stationary. In the Provision Albion
trade much excitement continues, and prices are very high. The North and South Wales lO .. 9 ' 6 "..
the present Sovereign, to maintain themselves in office. corrupted by the incepsant promelgation of liberal principles, fellow on the contrary, and picks up a good deal of money in' before him ; " and which, (says Lord Bolingbroke,) I have Menhant, Allen, frorn ditto, at ditto free-on-board rates for new Beef are extravagantly great, 110 s to —of Manchester -1212A • ''
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As for the speeches themselves, to which that exposure that, till a fatal catastrophe arises, the bonds of society are this way. It's an excellent business. He lives better bh been studying ?" " No, really my Lord, I canhot," quoth Wm. Rushton, Gregory, from Alexandria, at ditto 112 s 6d 500 . . 736 1° 6 .•"
per tierce, and we believe as much as 75s per barrel is M'chester & L'pool Dsct. 15 .... 1' ',, 6 •'" I
is introductory, they cannot be too carefully studied loosened, the obligation of oaths forgotten, and the sense of dying five or six times a week than' Ido by working hard. ' the Doctor. "It is Calvin s ' Institutes,' " said Lord . Providenzo, Caner°, hence at Naples . asked for Pork. Bacon is steady, and the late dullness and decline ---- South Lancashire
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justice in the middle classes extinguished ?Is it that the ex- " What lishe an impostor then " Cried. I naturally indig- Bolingbroke " What do you think of these matters 3" irt, Ludlow, from Newfoundland, at' Hambeeg sth instant fully recovered. 51s to 53s are the gang rates for Belfast. Liverpool Banking Company
nor too widely circulated. Whatever may have been . . . . . . . • . , . • ~ . . • , . • Euro, Jancenvich, sailed from Trieste for this port 6th instant
ercise of political power is destructive td the sense of politi- nant at the gross manner in which I had been Imposed upon. Doctor,-" Oh, my Lord, we don t thmk about such anti- Gipsey, Shotton, froth Bourdeatoc, at the Clyde
Lord Brougham's errors or offences as a public man, cal duties ; that, in proportion as men are intrusted with " That is a harsh word, sir," answered the man : " but he's quated stuff ;we teach the plain doctrines of virtue and mo- Damariecotta, Clarke, from Virginia, at Cowes LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, SEPT. 1.9. Commercial Bank of England 5 .... e-6 •• •
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such a vindication of the eternal principles of justice- self-government, they become insensible to its obligations ; something like it, though."-Pickwick Abroad. , rality, and have long laid aside those obtruse points about Barrette Jun. Fawcett, from Madras, off Margate East of England
There has been a lair business done in the Cotton market during poemo, Bano
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such an eloquent denunciation of the' Normanby sys- that, as political discussion is more largely entrusted to the JOUSTING ON THE SEINE.-There is not an uglier machine grace." " Look you, Doctor, (said Lord Bolingbroke) "you . Inglebormigh, Buckle, would be ready to sail from China for this this week ; common American descriptions are rather easier to buy. Wilts and Dorset 7 10s. 4
GAS, WATER WORKS, &c.
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tern of tampering with the course of law-as these working-classes, public sympathy will be more largely be- floating on any waters in the world than a Seine wherry. 11l- know I don't believe the Bible to be a divine revelation ; port about the,lst.April - - . .
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stowed uPon the violators of the law and the disturbers of but they who do, can never defend it on any principles but Congrese,,M Neill, lien ce for 9uebec, on the 30th ult. in lat. 45 0, g 100 Exchange Buildings . 4100 paid .a- •'
speeches contain, ought to be admitted as no slight unpainted exc.- t for state occasions never a -
made, (ep ,) w ter long. 50 0 Pernams at 1016 to 104 d, 300 Bahia at ged to 10d, 100 Maranham A 0 .
üblic tranquillity; and that the boasted dreams of political proof, half over the shoes in a sort of squashy mud, rowed by the doctrine of grace. To sa truth, I have at times been
, 'Marsden, eVrightson, from Monte Video, at this port ; sailed 12th 9ed to 9ed, 200 Surat sed to 6ed, and Ameriean at 616 to Sid. The L'pool ad H ' ...
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n art-at-ton 'teeter 1 350 .... 457 - ~ ~'
atonement for many mistakes, and for much occasional P t •t 1 th tt • • • d t -t•
regenera ors are a eng o erminate in a emons ra ion on two long bits of wood without form or imaee, without a rud- 1 ddt b li • Y I • • f th•
a most persua e o e eve it upon tus view o ings ; aria Julys The Plata was to sell the next day for this port business yesterday wa.s 4000 bales. Works 1'
Bootle Ditto lo - . .
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perversity of conduct. the greatest scale, that the old position of Hobbes is well- der or with one enough to frighten the fishes, flat-bottomed, there is one argument which has gone very far with nie in Ada, --, from Manilla, de• Cuba, at this port, sailed 28th July. - L'pool Coal Gas Company Stock.... 34- 00 e •
ewe... founded, and that the original state of nature was that of ge- and' without side benches : this Is a picture of a French behalf of its authenticity, which es, that the belief in it Left the Hunter, loading for this port, and Sarah, for London LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, SEPT. 17. • L'pool New Gas & Coke Co. 4100 .... 11/7 4'
neral war against lite and property ? Or are we to rest in exists upon earth, even when committed to the care of such CONSTANTINOPLE, .
Ang. 27 -A vessel was seen on tire about ,
wherry. For "the.fetes of July," however, the boats were (Froin the Circular of Messrs. James Scott and Son.) Ditto new shares are now paid up. e
ROT YOUR ITALIANOS ! the less alarming but riot less melancholy conclusion, that painted ; and the jousters, standing on the poop, were armed as you who pretend to believe it, and yet deny the only 30 miles from Milo 28th ult. at sunset, which continued burning Since Tuesday last the imports of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal,
In midnight, ane it is suppesed was totally destroyed, as nothing ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
from Ireland and Coastwise, have again been trivial; from foreign Liverpool Marine Assurance} 2, paid 410 ,
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the days of British freedom, and the due administration of with long poles, padded at the end, with which, as the boats Principles on which it is.defensible."-Countess of Hunting, ,
-as seen of her in the morning
" Rot your Italianoe ! for my part, I love a simple ballet !" justice by its unbought citizens, are numbered ; that the were rowed in opposite and contending directions, they- tried don's Llfe and Tinies, Vol. 11. FATAL, Sept.-3.-A vessel, bottom up, of about 70 feet keel, cop- poits only to a moderate ee tent, and the weather has been very un• Company
At the risk of being excommunicated from civilized society vehement discussion'of pnblic affairs, and the excitement of h h h • h
to pus teot er into t e water as they apprbached each ' ri pere , .
d and loaded %sin lumber Was passed off the Island of Flor ,e, f ' bl f the operations of harvest, which have progressed Ocean Assurance Company.... 10 1' ' 6 •'• I
aeouea e or.
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‘,RATITUDE.-The rector of' the parish my friend lived in ' , , e - very little during the past week, throughout this district, to the Liverpool Fire and Life 9 Ms. ,
fel' the next twenty veare, I honor the memory of the country l• • 1 • h• h ' tk ' 1 • •et ' h
po nice passion wlc now aes p ace, are incense en ait otherde boats This is called imistiner •To witnees this ex- a few days since • • -a lac' ...
northward, and all over Ireland. On Wednesday last we had very DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIL-, -6 • , ;
tilayoreas, who gave Tent to her outraged nationality in that the due discharge of their judicial functions by the middle hibition b t een the Pout Ro ' 1 ruiChe Pon L -ui XV,. was a man who added to the incoine he derived for his living Suoitanam Sept. 16.--A quantity of wreck
. , . . , among vvhich was heavy rain all clay, and every day since ; heavy showers have par_ Anderton Carrying Company l5 .. . 940 ." 'Sr
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most passionate and unsophisticated ejaculation. The spirit classes ; that terror, intimidation, and violence, have ren- the e w ' ea a - t 0 s le, a very handsome private fortune, which lie• entirely devoted thC stern of a• boat marked " Sophia," of Liverpool, in red paint • -
re were not less than '100,600 cockneys.collected ; and in • tally fallen almost every six hours, so that if ally fields of Corn have Woodside Ferry
to the benefit of the poor around him. A h• b' ' • la b •1 d h tr
heeng te o pets as ,een, was, le ea s ore On us coast
6• ' ' '',ll
been cleared, the condition thereof cannot prove good, and the Egremont Ferry l2 10s.
which gave birth to it was British to the back bone-a de- dered the verdicts of juries precarious and suspected, a d - • •
a a most broiling sun on unsheltered quays, and even baked 517 , e hie,
of his bounty, one old woman a childless widow,- was .
• crops geuerally of Grain, and now also of Potatoes, must be sus- Rock Ferry
spiser of faehione, and a hater of Frenchmen. I can picture that the boasted and long-tried iuseitution of juries itself, is • ker be h r fl' •f h 1 remarkably distinguished. Whether cornmiseratin g ' her . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I 9.--wind s. moderate. taining gTeat and irretrievable injury, the consequence of which Monk's Ferry
her to my naindar eye, seated by the side of her magisterial a security only against the attacks'of the monarch in front, gem,
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lecticin o t e so ar rays on a high ;white
wall i in t em, aid these seekers after pleasure stanu hour serten.-Earl' Grey, Bell, for Calcutta- 3 0 •'" s
utter helplessness or her complete isolation, he went farther Regatta, VVaterson, cannot, at present, be fully appreciated. And although the northern Steam Tug Company 0 ° • •••
spouse on the front bench in the Town-hall, glorious in but none against the assaults of the populace in rear 3 Are after hour not to see-for not one outof 40 saw-but to hear, Riga-e-City of Durham, smith,. for oaassa_Harnatage, French, harvest now appears in serious jeopardy, no particular excitement Harrington Docks 100 .... ,v •
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to relieve her than to many, if not all; the other poor. She for
crimson velvet and orange trimmings, majestic in feathers we doomed to see the institutions of Alfred melt away under h h ' h -
e atdt. ose who ad got on the first or second rows of.stand- for stla.vana.-Uniono Olsen, for Christiana-lienriette, Ketelboter, or alarm has hitherto occurred in the Corn trade here, but the Apothecaries' Company - • • 10
ii ,) .. . y
frequently was in the habit of pl cr h = - a •
ea ing et pos et vas a I ea- for
and furbelows, pre-eminent in paste, and magnificent in the dissolving liberalism of the nineteenth century ;is popu- mg id see, that every half-hour a man in a punt did push Antwerp-Senator, Pike, for Havana-Norval, Wright, for millers and dealers in tOwn and country have been inure free pu - Asphalte (Liverpool) .
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son for not appearing in church among her neighhours ; and Rotterdam. chasers of Wheat and Flour, and some quantity has been taken forr (Poloncean)
Mosaic geld-listening, with open mouth and kindling eye, lar intimidation, political passion, or personal fear, to bring another man who was in another punt, into the water. These ' '
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he gladly seized an opportunity of so improving her. condis - export to Ireland and Coastwise at fully our last quotations • Oats -
to the " uptrilled strain" of some one of those great metropo- into discredit, in all but times of manifest danger, the an- were called jousts ; and Fanny, who did not see them, talked -- n
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tion, that on this score at least no impediment existed. Crai Western, (steamer) Irons Bristol for New York, was spoken and Oatmeal are so very scarce that an advance of Id to l'S ---------
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litan stars, which every now and then condescend to shoot cient institution of trial ler eiry and is necessity to force about Queen Elizabeth and the jousts of olden timen.-Pra- When all his little plans 'for 'her comfort had been eiiarieff ' 3rct eeept. in leteen MOS lotig.'4o - • s 451bs on the former, and of 2s to 3s per 2401bs on the latter has been
like meteors through our rural hemispheres, to turn the even upon the wisest heads, jand ;warmest hearts, and stout- • - .
ser's Magazine Gilbert Hendersona-Tweedie, from Sincapore, at the Downs ; obtained, and for all other articles in the trade therehas been a • sear - - e I
into execution, he took the opportunity, one -day of dropping seine „rd may . . ,
Statement of the average number and expene frro 114
headi and empty the pockets of the wondering lieges by est patriots of the realm, the deliberate conviction, that the .. ,
better demand at fully last q , .
uotations • and these remarks are aie
their " most sweet voices." I can fancy her speechless ancient popular administratio f • E 1 d PORT InNeoeN.-A party deputed by the proprietors of
n o government in ng an in, as if accidentally, to speak to her. By degrees he led,the Hazard, Mortimer ; Manchester, . Roddock ; Margaret llelen, pliceble to all the country markets around us, and in Yorkshire, of
• W klua f h k •
or use or t e wee ending ,tl,)
astonishment at the first burst of the unknown tongue upon must give place to the powers and the oppression of a cen- the special survey at Port Lincoln arrived at Boston Bay, on subject to her changed condition in life,--•the alternative,from . , and Crealiiere, Shapley, hence at Newfoundland the past week. Paupers. Per Ilea. I, )
her unprepared ear-her glance of dignified expostulation at tralized despotism ?Is the unpaid juryman in the end to be Tuesday, the I9th Alarch last., There were accompanied by eBo • Leveret- from 1 eahorn at Zante
a cold, damp, smoky hovel, to a warm, clean, slated houre-, , Pe's, s, ,-e, . - e , . From the Southena Districts reports of their crops have continued Sept. 7, 1839
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the anheedine man of semiquavers-and, finally, her indgna- everywhere supplanted by the stipendiary judge ; the church- B. P. Winter, Esq„ who was engaged as surveyor to lay out the cheerful garden before the door, that replaced the mud- Gent Mathew hence at St. Petersburg
Tog,'Meelillar: and Staffette Zimmerman h nce at Pillau to be more favourable, until the last three or four days, but no very Sept. 8, 1838
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tion•at the audacity n•hich offers such an insult to her un- warden by the poor law commissioner ; the Parish constable the proposed town, &e. There are two entrances into the heap and the duck-pool-and all the other .happy changes Fr . i 'ic B.dtE- a* ' * - 'e • •
ec en. e; ran ; xpe Mon, Krause, and Dilig•ence, Bottcher • -• • - •
decided information on this subject has yet been obtained ; the --
Less 6 More 001 tal I.
, pncee, and ot course the qualities, of the new Wheat vary from lOs
derstanding bursting forth, uncontrolled and uncontrollable, by the paid policeman ; the yeomanry by an armed gendar- harbour, at each • end of Boston Island, which completely which a few weeks had effected. And lie then asked, did she hence at Dimaie to Itis per quarter in Mark-lane ; but of the small parcels of new ----the Wee kly
in that most energetic of anathemas-" Rot your Italianos !" merle ; the militia be a powerful regular army ?-And is all flanks and protects the bay. The northern entrance is about not feel grateful to a bountiful Providence that had showered Elize, Gabrahn, hence at Swinemunde Wheat which have hitherto appeared for sale here of the growth oor - e 4
Statement of daily relief paid out-door p
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How far nay taste and that of the worthy lady in question ,this to take place, not only without the opposition, but with 2e-miles wide, without a single rock or other obstruction, and down so many blessings upon her head ? " Ah, troth, it'S Neptunns, Ahrens, hence at Wismar of our own neighbourhood, the quality and condition have been Sept. 16, 1839
do• el.'?
rnignt coincide in the selection of our " simple ballets" I the cordial support of every friend to humanity and his is of sufficient depth to admit vessels of any burden. The throe, for yer honor, lam grateful," she replied, in a whin- Annette Haze,.Lund, hence off Frederickstadt very good, and they have found ready sales at 9s 4d to 9s 86 for red. Ij, 1838
etore'•.-'•
cannot, of course, presume to decide ; but, however we country, from the dear-bought but melancholy conviction southern entrance is not so wide nor so free from obstruction, ing, discordant tone, which astonished, the worthy parson. Til
ClTreiesreE es,
1- d YeVithelm' 'gf9T3l-rclaiecrulecni' V a 11)naonurtilei
for
Li and at 9s 6d to les 3(1 per 701bs for the white, and some parcels of .
might happen to differ in the application, in principle we are forced on them by experience, that the days of tempered there being two 'small islands of granite in the way, yet suffi- "Of course you are, my good woman, of Course you are- Kirkwall: cargo- damaged and mu'st'discarge t W fr I rdho a not near o o
verpool, a heat ore rela i, t ueh ly s g od, have obtained r More.... 59 .-
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one :-Rot your Indiums !-give me something I can un- freedom, and the real administration of public affairs by the 'ciently visible to be easily evoidedeand leaving the passage but I mean to say, don't you feel that every; moment you Elan:emcee, Sept. 10.-The William, Wood, from Liverpool for tneearly the same prices, but we have not yet had s.ufficient of either .
form any desided Judgment of the general quality. LIVERPOOL DISPE -
NS kit .ce
derstand. people,, are past ? These are vital and momentous questions. wide enough for a vessel of any size to work in. The schooner, live is too short to express your thankfulness to this kind st..Petersbarg,,with a cargo of cotton, is placed under quarantine The only alteration in the duties on Grain from foreign ports aEy irt
I suppose a lady of fashion now-a-days would as soon _Blackwood for September, p. 293. Abeona, with the gentlemen of the deputation entered by the Providence for what he has done ?'' " Ah, dareinh it's all --TELEGRAPH OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 19, 1839. since Friday' last is an increase on Rye of Is per quarter ; this article , . . . oks °•' et' e
think of admittine that she did not adore Italian music, as ' northern channel, and the Porter by the southern. After the thrue, he's very good, he's mighty kind, so heis." • " Why,
~,,,, . has recently found sales for export to Ireland at 33s to 37s per im- "unmet* of 71010 Patients entered on the bo soo
~
1111111111MWO Ale911.1•IMMIIMOM i
during the last week :-is-,orth,
she wonld of confessing her age. There is no end to our surveyor and his party landed, they proceeded to inspect the then, not acknowledge it in a different manner?" said the Wind at Holyhead W. S. W., blowing fresh morning and noon. peri.ai quarter, duty paid ;no change in the ditties on any Grain is • sal ti
unnatural adoptions-Italiens, and French, and Germans- SMIKE'S DEATH. coast, with a view of laying out the proposed town. Towards Parson, with some heat-" Has -he not housed
,you, 6i-idled' s.,eenemeerath breeze, evening. anticipated next Friday. By the weekly averages of Wheat tor this o.
• Received advice and medicine at thc Insti- ~.., /
the Swiss family 'This, and the Dutch family That; and the Kirton Point, to the southward of the bay, the water deepens y‘ou, and clothed you?" " Yes, alanah, he' done it all." _.-ogolylicad, inward bound, at 12, noon, No. 1287, Emma, B. Sc: town, it will be found that the return for the past week is les griper •
tution ..0., 06 ?I
quarter lower than th f h ' al h .
e one o t e preceding week, t ough there .
Russian family T'other-Chanteurs Montagnards, Siffieurs, On a fine, mild autumn day, when all was tranquil and at considerably and near the point it is deep enough to admit ` Well, where is your gratitude for all these inereleg?" korai Lis hon. • cl
Visited at their own houses and supPhe /43 ---",
Off Poidt Lynes, inward bound, at 8 a.m., No. 1058, Factor, B. Sc. has been no decrease in the value of Wheat here, but rather the
and Ceinehoppers-Alpine minstrels, and Bohemian min- peace, when the soft sweet air crept in at the open window of of vessels 1 .' • 31 e h • h•- f - "A, sure if he did," said the olderone, rorteed at length
png in e et oms water, wit in a ew yards of the from Loedon : 1861 Conway Castle. Steamer, from Amlwch, at 9 reverse. with refedicine
_____- 11° o°4;
atrela, and reinetrels from the Lord knows where ; verily, the quiet• room, and not a sound was heard but the eentle shore. At this point the principal part of the town will be. by the, importunity of the questiener--" sure if lie did, does'nt a.m.; 1287; Fmtna .B Sc ,at 3 m ; (have pilots.) In consequence of the advance in the London market yesterday
each Dis ensa 500 , efeaf
the plague of foreigners is upon us, and of all live plagues rustling of the leaves, Nicholas sat in his old place bby the About le mile to the northward of the point, the surveyor he take it out o' me in the corns ?"-Confessions of IliirrY
.off Voel lent, lite,'Lld .boundP,.l.l3 p.m., No. 835, Lima Packet, .
sotfea4dailper quarter on Wheat, 4d to ed per 701bs higher prices were Total at P rY ....
v•ish•hh.,e•e.
ern White,
defend me from this ! Wore the evil confined to the boards bedside, and knew that the time was nearly come. So verY discovered springs of fresh water, sufficiently plentiful (if no Lorrequer. B. Bk., from Trinidad. y demanded on the general qualities of this article here at her• ' a J r
North-Rev. Thomas Bibby, Rev. M. Fise
site see .ss
• this day's market, and obtained to a moderate extent ; and for every
of the Opera-house, or the purlieus of Leicester-square, I still it was, that every now and then he bent down his ear to other be discovered) to supply water to the town and shipping, TuRRIsR ABSTINENCE.-After a half-hour's delay, the . _ other article in the trade, a small increase in prices was demanded, South-Mr. Jordan, Mr. James Lawreee ioaleot9Vists9,
should not mind it so much, though it would still be bad listen for the breathing of him who lay asleep, as if to aeeure there being a constant ran. Just behind the beach there is door was once moee thrown open, and a venerable Old Tui•k ' VP.,'S'Elhel :ENTERED FOR LOADING. but purchases were made very timidly and sparingly, and the trans- ' R. IN El)
t. 9,
enough. But this is, Mae ! far from being the case. Read himself that life was still there and that he had not fallen a beautiful valley named Happy Valley, containing about 200 entered ;he salaamed three times rrioet reverent' , and nte- ' ' -' •
, e e (SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.) actions were only to a veiy Ihnited extent. Dispensaries' Office, 1, Fenwiek-strect, SO
a programtne of fashionable morning concert-the probability into that deep slumber from whicl on earth there is no waking. acres of splendid black alluvial soil, of which 50 acres are to tioned to 'us tc, he seated, declining at the sameYtiine, b a •' ' WHEAT, per 701bs s. d. S. d. 1 INDIAN CORN, V 480/b. s#l.'
is, that you will not find one English song in the whole list. While lie was thus en3ployed, the closed eyeS Opened, and be laid out as a town. Between the water and Kirton Point gentle t f 11. h. d •h t. • H ' fll y d ' ;
ges ure o is an , our Inv' a ion. . e nes o owe' ' • • AFRICA. English
ee
Walk into a nnhionahle drawing-room and ask Miss Mary on the pale face there came a placid• smile. the land extends from the sea beach into the interior above aby a trainof six persons, all splendidly attired, and attesting, Triton B.J veneer mey 160 Africa, Scotch
C G Weber &Co Irish 9 4 ICI 6 1 White
7 0 to 0 I BEANS, per quarter.
46 048 o BIRTH. ~t elite'
On the 10th instant, the lady of WILLIA, Of
or Miss Caroline to faeour you with a 'little music-fifty to " That's well," said Nicholas. " The sleep has done you mile, which is a complete flat, and consists of a beautiful bh • d •th kd • f '
yt. en. costume an mantle' , e ran an importance o Hope, -- Douglas ._ . . 243 Sierra Leone, W Fisher & Son Bonded
one she strikes up some Italian rigmarele, of which you un- good." black alluvial soil, fit for a garden. At the back of this flat their chief. Conceiving that as his visit had but one object WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. BARLEY, per qr. Irish 37 0 43 0 54 4
511 lk
deretand not a syllable, but which you are bound to pro- " I have had such pleasant dreams," was the ansvver. the land rises gradually to the top of a hill, which is rather -to observe our convivial customs-we hnmediatel • 1 • • ' • • '
yi eseatec Higginson, C, Heath •• •- ' • 45.1 Ma.deu a & Barbados, English 42 0,43 0 PEAS, Grey 34 038 0 MARRIED. 015 to
nounce the most heautiful thing you ever heard in your life, " Such pleasant, happy dreams !" etoney • affording, however, very good feed for sheep. Over ourselves, and filled our glasses. As one after one the offi- • Barton, Irlam &Co Chevalier 44 044 0 White 4O 0440 On the Ist inst., at St. Philip's Church, Mr* et4•l 04
.
as you would escape being set down for a greater Goth than "Of what ?" said Nicholas. the hidthe land has not as yet been fully explored, the party cers of the effendi's household passed round the apartments Amelia, J Murray 200 Barbados and Gulf of Mexico " Scotch, per 60Ib. 50 5 6 SHIP BREAD, per 1121 b. to Miss ELIZA REYNOLDS. A, PATO, o'C e
even Alaric himself. An English audience, " gaping for The dying boy turned towards • him, and putting his arm having been employed in laying out the town. To the west- we offered them a goblet of Ch -h• h h all '
ampagne, le lc tey sever y .• ni ••- - . morison Bus or J Poole Irish 41056 . In bond -150 18 0 On the bth instant, at Chorley, WILLIA-1 1.: fliaTerfae
pO-a0
wonderment" at a modern morning concert puts me strongly about his neck, made answer, " I shall soon be there !" Martha S 'Martin
• ward of Kirton Point, about six or seven miles from North declined, with a polite but solemn smile-all eecept one a ,• • ' . „ .
248 Barbados, T Lee &Co Foreign, in bond, 0 0 0 0 FLOUR, English, per 2801 b. CHARLTON. 601/ 0 e
ite
in need of a congregation of• Roman Catholics at their After a short silence he spoke again. • Side Hill, there is , a fresh water lagoon, about two or three large, savage-looking Turk,. with a most ferocious scowl, st• da i H eil,'' tte
' antish Queen I Kennedy 218 Antigua,
244 De J Poole &. Co
rnerara, G Booker &Co OATS, per 451 b.
English
Irish 49 057 0 s
45 0 55 0 WARD -11-t ai,
ame day, at Bowden, Cheshire, ED .aa (~ asa ~;
Esq., of the Bombay Civil Service, to LOD fold' -e,
devotions. They are alike most admiring and devout "1 am not afraid to die," be said, "I am quite contented. square miles in extent, from which there appears to run a and the largest black beard I ever beheld. He did not con- Bear?, clan J .Wll.ui h s 245 Kingston, Jam A Cliff & Son Scotch 42 4 8 Amer. ep art free youngest daughter ofJOHN HILL, Esq., °f JP' aa
to a, i
listeners to a service of the meaning of which niue-tenths I almost think that ie 1 mile rise from this bed quite well, I stream into the bay south of the point. The lagoon abounds tent himself with a mute refusal of our offer but, stop • E• a ' h PSg et
431 St
ping inn-go-Brag , ump on . Thomas, ' Irish 3lO 4 6 Svveet U. 5..... 33 641 0 General for that county. Ng ,ef, a
se•sTO
of them have no more comprehension than a cow has would not wish to do so now. You have so often told me we with ducks and- other wild fowl, and is surrounded by good suddenly, he raised up his hands above his head, and mut- • . W Rose or Fisher & Son Foreign, in bond 32 3 6 Sour 33 634 6 ion the gth instant, Mr. JAMES JOle- Ce 5'
of mathematics. Ent the evil does not stop at morning shall meet again-so very often lately, and now I feel the truth land. There is another fresh water lagoon, about twelve tered some words in Turkish, which one on the' party in- Gratitude, G Harvey 221 Kingston & Alligator Pond, Jam Ditto, duty free.. 4 2 4 8 OATMNA 1., per 2401 b. MACGOWAN. 10 1)14. 04'
leash r ° ell"
concerts and crowded soirees ; like the frogs of Egypt, it of that so strongly-that I can even bear to part from you." miles N.W. of Boston Point, connected by e stream with the formed us was a• very satisfactory recommendation of the . '
. 'SOUTH AMERICA. J Holt RYE, per quarter .. 35 037 0 English
MALT, per qr. fine.. 67 070 0 Ditto, new 39 040 0 On the 12th instant, at Wig•an, Mr. - „vote ,
40 0 42 0 corn-merchant, of Ince, to Miss TAYLOR, "
ee, pee r ,
invades our very chambers, and takes its station unresisted The trembling voice and tearful eye, and the closer grasp salt water creek running into South Bay. Near this lagoon whole company to Satan for their heretic abomination. The middling 50 062 0 i Scotch. 39 040 0 LOR, hat manufacturer, of Chowbent, Nen'est ''' .47
nee, e
by ounparlour aresides-those very citadels of John Bullism of the arm which accompanied these latter words, showed there is a space of abceat 500 acres of beautiful' soil. This procession moved slowly roued the room and when it reach- Paraense, - Heod 150 Rio Janeiro, Todd Naylor &Co
------- es..-.e. --_,-_-_--e_____________ --- Same day, at Walton, JOHN GEORGE
st daug er, ;lie
-our eery children of ten years old practice bravuras, and how they filled the speaker's heart ; nor were there wanting lagoon bears about S.W. of a mount which was named after ed the door again retired, each member Of it saleaming three UNITED STATES'.
LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, SEPT. 16. ' sey, Isle of Man, to SARAH ANNE, elite' rieeeS'Oei
peattle of Donizetti. indications of how deeply they had touched the heart of him his- excellency, Mount Gawler, being the highest: point ee- times as the 1 cl d '
yla one on entering. Scarcely had they gone, s
Carroll of Carrollton, TJ Bird 050 New York Brown, Shipley &Co
tephen Phillips N. Thomas 334 Boston, ' Baring Brs &Co The supply of Cattle at market to day has been very large, and THOMAS WOODWARD. Esq.
Church, ),,leaolllllo 4i
Our own Shakspeare, in one of the most exquisite pro- to whom they were addressed. plored. From all that has been discovered there appears to than we burst into a loud fit of laughter at the savage-looking man c castle 1 405 New Orleans, It Arrott &Co the quality only middling; but although the number has been large, On the 12th iustant, at the Collegiate o. ooneoeS Ai
ductions of his genius, lies drawn a lover of music after my " You say well," returned Nicholas at length, "and corn- be abundance of fresh water. ' The greatest 'deficiency is in fellow who thought proper to excommunicate us, and were (lice:thew, T Ogilvy ' 232 Charleston, Ashley Brs we cannot note any material alteration in the prices from our last Rev. H. Fielding, JAMES KELSO, Esq., °I ;elloea ori
hter of 1.11,,
47.0
own heart. I lova that music-loving Duke of Illyria before fort me verY much, dear fellow. Let me hear you say you timber-nothing but the she-oak having been discovered about to discuss his more than common appearance of
,dis- Arethusa, E Kennard 523 New York, Galt and Barff uctations • there were many buyers present, but from the gene. near Blackburn, to ANNE, only daug
(riality of th '
e Stock being only of a middling quality, there was a Esq., of Smedley. asset, 0 ,15-",
hg has spoken two linee :- are happy, if you can." within five miles of the coast. This deficiency, however, it gust at our proceedines, when again the door opened, aud a Shalcspeere, - Henderson 627 New Orleans, W& J Tyrer
near Isiln, 00
_4O 05.
number of Bees ' '
ts left unsold. rite number of Sheep has been ra- On the lath instant, at Warton, LILA
" Now, good Ontario, hut that piece of song, " I must tell you something first. I should not have ais hoped will be supplied by the discoveries of a party who turbaned head peeped in, but so altered were the featnees BRITISH- AMEI?ICA. ther Ihnited, and but very few Lambs ; the demand for Mutton has ROWLAND, of this town, tea-dealer, to B elle PO,
je tO p .
That old and antiqUe song we heard last night : secret from you. You would not blame me at a time like have gone into the interior for ten days or a fortnight, and that, although seen but the moment before, none..
of us could Columbia, J Baker 147 StJohn,Newfoundlnd, &Brazils not been very brisk, lipt good Wether Sheep were sold at about of the former place.
emu ch, Mr.•erlde,to
Methoueht it did relieve my passion much this I know." • who intend to effect a complete exploration of the interior. believe them the same. ' The dark complexion-the long and W Ford & Sons much the same price as last week. Good Beef sold at about 3d, se- On the ljth instant, at St. Philip's aa ri. Foal' ilea a,l•
More than light airs, and recollected terms, "'l•blaine you!'', exclaimed Nicholas. There is abundance of granite for building purposes, and a bushy beard were there ; but instead of the sleepy and so- • , Entered I3th Sept. for St John, Newfoundland, only cond quality Sed. ordinary- 5d per lb Wether Mutton may be son of the late Mr. JAMES WOODS, c;_,.egr. ''' o$P4 .
Of these most brisk and giddy-pated times." "I am sure you would not. You asked me why I was .0 •
- great plenty of limestone. The natives appeer to be very lemn character of the oriental, with heavy eye and olosed „.
Comet G Davies • 104 Newfoundland, Ferris, Butler &Co quoted at 6d to 61d middling and Ewes at led with some of a- ry CATHERINE, second daughter of the ise• otsl' ol" i
vA ,- htef _.
And again, • changed, and-and sat so much alone. Shall I tell you why ?'' timid, none of them hating been met with except a woman li h dllhlf d 'I •th 1 1 i --1 •
p, t ere was aro a - evi ry in eoot am paei ) - '' M 1.1 ' 'no' 467 St Joh N B Gibb B'ht & C • ' ' - • • ' %e •
Ire.terick,... • elm e
EUROPE.n„ s, lig -4) ordinary ,
quality at a shade less, and Lambs from 6d to 61d per lb.
The market, upon the whole, may be considered rather heavy, and KETH, of this town.
Same day, at St. Catherine's Churc ,
_est ct
h- Mr. 'sag 4
'' 00°P- thellep., .I°'
" Mark it, Ctesario-it is old and plain :- " Not if it pains you," said Nicholas. " I only asked that and three children, who ran away ; but, on being overtaken, open mouth, that made a moet laughable 'contrast with the • there was a good few Beasts, as well as some Sheep and Lambs of of Douglas Isle of Man, to ANNA, Y
be eeleete
The spinsters, and the knitters in the sun, I might make you happier if I could." accepted biscuit from the party. Upon the whole tbe exami- head-dress. He lOoked stealthily around him for an instent, Aurora C S Vierow, 170 Amsterdam, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Hindoo, W Mawson 266. Amsterdam, T& J Brocklebank ordinary quality, left unsold. Number of Cattle at market : Beasts PETER RIGBY, Esq., or this town. ,
,_ nem, aa
„41,4
.And the free maids that weave their thread with bones, " I know-I felt that at the time " He drew hi- friend
• e nation of the harbour, coast, and land has been most satis- as if to see that all was right, and then with an acceet and. Gazelle' T Tattersall 51 Douglas, M Quayle 1,745, Sheep and Lambs 7,527. Same day, at St. Anne's Church, 11‘ est, e'oopflseesee ,
A•' f
Do wont to sing it." closer to him. " You will forgive me ; I could not help it, factory, demonstrating the survey No. lat Boston Bay as etpression I shall never forget,' said, "I'll taste your wine, Amelia,'.l G Cholditch 199 Genoa & Leghorn, J. Bibby & Sons --- - - ------- Gardner, A.M.. CHARLES, son of CH Irtie"... W '
er of Mi h
but though I would have died to make her ha vit broke 'lB3 dessa Bahr Behr
Poniona, .1 Smith , - 0 , , end &Co ' Esq., to CAROLINE, second daught 5 ',/
Yea! Shakspeare has sought for the standard of taste in • PP. , the most splendid by far that has been demanded in thp pro- gentlemen, av it be pleasing to ye."-Confessious qf Harry PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. ------- fet. e"
. my heart to see-I know he loves her dearly-Oh ! who could vince. Already there are 150 inhabitants on the spot, and a Lorreduer. Adelaide, C Granby ' 107 Oporto, J Glynn & Son
14' 004'
music in a quarter which may perchance provoke the sneer
Andromeda, S Patrick ' 345 St Petersburgh, Campbell & Rude Wool), Deals,l2o stand. m. duty paid DIED. ,0, tee ene. e, e
find that out P"
so soon as . • he co t •t a
party from Kangaroo Island, after surveying t as , si u -
r se •...
of the professor : but he has sought it in the true one, for
e. N A -Th t. d h Stam
EEDLESS LARM. ere are Imes an seasons wen bout, C Slornan 142 Constantinople & Smyrna Archangel 418 ogig o , On the 2d instant, ELIZA, aged 12, axlseadoo' gee ati!'e '
The words which followed were feebl 1 f • tl d
y ane am y uttere , tion of the town &c came at once to Adelaide• and made -•
all that-he has sought for it in the people-in the class to
Bahr, Behrend &Co Memel 17 0-18 0 aged 3, daughters of Mr. OKELL, tailor.: oag
.., sec-500
ee
and broken b lon auses ; but from them Nicholas learnt ' " - •'' ' the best intentions of our friends may be the cause of our
purchases of land. One haef-acre section near Kirton Point •
Concordia,. FII Eddows 130 Dordt, Bahr, Behrentl &Co Gothenburg l5 10 -•16 10 Not above 16 ft On the 6th instant, of apoplexy, Mr. (..,E,, gendSii.• er
whom music 'is the only one of the fine arts capable of being for the fiest trine, ighpat the dyin b •hll h d f '
oy, wit ate ar our o a was sold last week at Port T incoln for 4 190 -South Anstra t- f b b • tr d• t b. •f • • I
grea eet ear, y eing cons ue in o o jecte o turor am he ave
v ilham J Miller 111 Svra Rs Constan Bahr Beh e '
„ rend &Co WYMerg l6 0 -17 0 F. 4-19. B. P. 2. 22, son of Mr. HARTLEY, of the I,Vooleae,'neoel, '' 040,
thoroughly enjoyed ;-who turn confused from scientific and
sa we, so u o
natureconcentrated on one ab gle. h 1 • -"
--.'
- . • - dismay. ,The minds of •some men are so sen t' ' fll f ' ' - •
sor mg, ope ess, secretpassion, lian Gazette. Amtmand Treschow, J P Weld 59 Weile, W Tarbet Petersburg 16 10 -18 10 21 feet. Same day, at Wrabness, Essex, 11. G. l'.1" seed.'e'e
perplexing comhinations af sound, to some more simple strain loved his sister Kate. . suspicion, that they view with jaundical eyes the best feelings Nicholas First, J Aspg•ren all Elsincur and Gamla Carleby PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. 4'22.. 42 10s. ' the customs, Liverpool.
ks' illness: 6e/iov,is.
which they can feel, and uuderstand, and remember-whose He had d Ik f h 1 • h• h h h'
procure aoc o er lam, wle ung at Is THE ORIGIN OF ToNTINEs.--Jhe word Tontine is only of all • h ; th 1 •• t•
persons wit w lom ey lave any commanica ion. C G Weber &Co Dantzig, Deck - 0 41; On the Bth instant, after a few wee-, aeapelt oi 0' A. 11
taste is the taste of nature, and therefore the true one. .
breast, folded in one or two slight ribands she had worn. He a cant word, derived from the name of an Italian projector. This observation was never better exemplified than by the ' Entered 13th Sept. for Elsineur only British American Pine - 03 1J
E. PEACH, Catholic Priest of St. Chades
sloe, ag
epee
Coleridge's " Lines compueed in a Concert-room," are a
Catharine Cornelin, H Samineras 100 Amsterdam, LATHWOOD, per fathom. On the 10th instant, at West KirbY, Che _,0,51°., Of
prayed that when he was dead Nicholas would take it off, so This vvas one Laurence Tonti, a creature of Cardinal Maze- conduct of a clergyman lately residing not one hundred Miles.
UP' b 1
host in my farrier. Truly, indeed, does he say of the crowds
Bahr, Belirend &Co Danzig, 4 feet
that no eyes but his mi ht•see it, and that when he was laid rin ; who finding the people extremely out of humour with from Disley. The occurrence took place some Years -ago; British American 5 0 - '6 0 15s. Same day, MARTHA, relict of Mr. R ;eel, eI ,fe,
_,,,
who ordinarily all those receptacles, " these feel not music's in his coffin, and aboutg to be placed in the earth, he would his eminence's administration, imagined he could reconcile but it marks most decidedly, that " Nemo inortalium'ordni. E VeeeTacke
Apolla, —on 129 Uayenne,
Brodie &Co or Chapman MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick. Same day, at Bassenthwaite, CaPteM 'rime of lise, l'' At
genuine powitr ;" and beautifully does he lung to change the
g t res wt. 1 im in
hang it round his neck again, that it mi h thlh• • them by a proposal of making people rich in an instant, with- bus hori.s. sapit." what holds true at all times and in all Rees. Ulverstone, A Smith 354 Cronstadt J. Gordon &Co Honduras - 0 11 .el 10s. of the Lightfoot, of Wintehaven, in the lee of g ~ef,,F,
" lone breathed singer's uptrilled strain," for the melodies the grave. out trouble or pains. His scheme was a lottery of annuities, At the time in question, a gentleman residine at New Mills, • Amaysone; G Rutinich 200 Genoa, M'Nair & Dutton Cuba
.e 5. On the 11th instant, in Douglas, lii` seitanecl,The
of the unnot!eed minstrel, who Upon his knees Nicholas gave him this pledge, and pro- with survivorship, which he proposed in 1653, with the con- sent over to the reverend personage, above alluded to, a pre- Egidius, En Duyts 240 Ostend, Bahr, Behrend &Go St. Domingo . . l- 2 2 1 CHRISTIAN, school-master, aged 72., 4,i., ell, lee ov, ,
, a fli I ,
" Breathes on his flute sad airs, so wild and low mised again that he should rest in the spot he had pointed sent of the court ; but the parliament would not register the sent of a fine hare. At that period, Disley and the neigh- Don Juae,‘-.Shearer, 163 Hambro' and Newfoundland OAK PLANKs, Brihsh American none. 15s per load. On the 12th instant, Mr. JObEPII 1r Epii pa 100•
_iii
: , Harrison &Co or Bahr leimcwo on, per cubic feet - 5 6 10s. On the lath instant, aged 49, Mr- J°S •04:11 'll;tit
That his own check is wet with quiet tears." out. They embraced, and kissed each other on the cheek. edico a. hree years after, he tried his project again, for bourhood abounded with poachers nwhose depredations • Entered 1 lth Sept. for Hembree only STAVES, per 1200. master. ~, r P ,ailhip
Byron is on my side, notwithstanding he asserts himself to " Now,' he murmured, "I am happy." building a stone bridge over the Seine, when it had both the amongst game of all sorts ,were, the aimost constant employ- Danzig, C Pipe 4,130 0 -140 0 Same day, at his house, Duke-street, 0-- we- /
17
iletneeetil, 1,
be " a iege and loyal admirer of Italian music." The clever He fell into a slight slumber, and waking, smiled as before ; favour of the court and the sanction of parliament, under ment of the surrounding magistrates. The gentleman who
aged 67. r (Mrs-:. ld'''`'ll7 fa
stanza which darbee off the " long evenings of duets and then spoke of beautiful gardens which he said stretched out the title of Banque Royale, but it failed again ; for, some- intended to pay the compliment of presenting the hare to his -••• • ' ' . TIDE TABLE. Quebec, red, Le inch thick, leo 0 _ 41 3s BP 2s
70 0 1 e 6 . • • .
4s. Same day, at the house of her motheo,„,„e eieeafe_es -pdie
trios," wants the feeling-marred as its effect is by the jing- before him, and were filled with' figures of men, women, and body having given it the unlucky name of Tontine, nobody reverence, happened to choose for his messenger, a person in Days. 1 Mrn. .Eun. ' Height. - and 51 feet long
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Same day, the Right Hon. and Re a days,'
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ling rhyme-which characterizes the following one, in which many children, all with light upon their faces ; then whispered in Paris would trust bis money in a lottery that had an Italian his own employ, whose capacities were ere thetsort as might _ ______-__
TIMBER, per cubic foot. s. d. s. d.
he speaks of it was Eden-and so died.-Nicholas Nickleby. title. The last attempt poor Tonti made was to get his plan possibly protect him from the wheel of a carriage if he vvas i • in sr. in ez. iP. 1. seat, Rendlesham House, after a fe%-s•thout lassutiecee •e •
Oak '9- 4 0 was in his 43d year, and ha.s died al e leo,. got r,
-" The home 11...... . adopted by the clergy for the payment of their debts; but, passing along the road, but he would most certaiely not be .Friday 20 856 921 ;12 1
Pine, British Amer. common .. I 7 - 2 3 105 cease
Thelluson, a twin brother of the de u -01
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Saturday 21 9 ,
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though they acknowledged the ingenuity of it, they rejected qualified for a messenger under the enlightened governinent of red 2- 2 3 er load.
IP to the title. _eoe the ,1,. 4
Heart-ballad* of Green Erin or Gray Highlands, STATE OF TRADE. .
as 2 10 26 10 45 16 6 17th Sunday after Trinity
it as unfit for their purpose. Such was the invention of the her majesty.
.It was -after dark when this unhaPPY weight ,ser,u,edee'y 223 11 3i 11 ''3 18 7 Autumn commences. * yellow - 1 11 On the 15th instant, aged 60, AGsee;see. oefeo er
That bring Lochaber back to eyes that roam
Danzig, middling 2 2S- 2 3 SAMUEL WATKINSON, Gloucester-Pe -1:01 CP of/
Tontine. If it is not trespassing too much upon you, I will arrived at the parsonage with his present. He knocked ,
ruesday 24 11 42 20 2 Moon in P •
engree 10h. even
O'er far Atlantic continents or islands :
Memel, iniddling 2 21- 23i X 2 15s. le load On the 16th instant, aged 56, Wl•l'' af • aa
MANCHESTER.-The continuance of unfavourable weather now show when it first came into use. When Louis XIV. gently at the door, when his reverence himself appeared with .Wednes. 25 0 2 020 20 1 Jup. rises 711. 56m. morn.
The calentures of music, which o'ercome
Rig•a,red 2 51- 9, e i . of Leek, Staffordshire. ES ilalLgllrer %WI"
for the harvest, together with the account of the non-ac- was distressed by the league of Augsburg, and granted money his gown and slippers, holding a candle in his hand, in order Thursday 26 040 1 0 20 1 St. Cyprian.
All mountaineers with dreams that they are nigh lands • ----e--- - On the 17th instant, E SHARPL ,
ceptance of bills drawn by the United States Bank! had an beyond what the revenues of the kingdom would furnish, for to see who could intrude himself at that hour of night. 'The ___ n Theeo ~,
No more to be beheld but in such visions !"
- PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. MACPHERSON, printer. .11 aged "e',e4te 09• .
unfavourable effect upon our market yesterday ; and the de- supplying his enOrrnolla expenses-, he had recourse to the unlucky messenger at that instant holding up the hare before LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. Same day, at his house. Edge-lti , „el, W If ,
Yes !it is not the grand crash ofthe orchestra, or the pain- mend, both for yarn and goods, was worse than on the pre- plans of Tonti which though long laid aside, were not for- his reverence and the candle, and without speaking one word, oatvvard. Home. Esq., last surviving son of the late ROB.'" et G' /
INDIRECT. DIRECT INDIRECT. DIRECT. , te ...
NI effort of the eoncert-rooin-it is not your •• Babylon's ceding Tuesday, with somewhat of a downward tendency in gotten ; and, hy an edict in 1689, created a Tontine Royale offered the dainty morsel to him. Whether his lordship had - sep., la oVr
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bravuras"that stir the heart of the wanderer who roams " re- prices, but without any very marked deeline.-Manchester of 1,400,000 livres annual rent, divided into fourteen classes. been reading a tale of midnight poachers, or had awoke From China • a rom Rio Jan .. July 12 to ••-• •••• •••• .... On the 18th instant, Mrs. CARR
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mote, unfriended, melancholy, slow," among strangers in a Guardian. The actions were 300 livres a piece, and the proprietors were from a dream of horror and dismay, must be left to the ima- Calcutta .... June e 1 . Maranham .. July 13 Jamaica 2ss 06 @ —30 s 40s 0 --- al9 ill
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Leeward Isl. Dein. & Berbice... 20 0 - 20 0- 25 0
strange land ; but the honest, simple strains of the people- ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET, MONDAY, SEPT. 16.- to receive :£lO per cent, with benefit of survivorship in every gination of .the curious ; but, so it was, the presenting* of the •
,Bolubay .... July 4
LIVERp 00 -,, 20, 0
homely things which sink deep into the home-sick heart- There is little change to report in the market to-day, except class. This scheme was executed but very imperfectly ; for hare and the attitude of the messenger, conjured up-such a Mauritius .... J une 6 - /05 0 -147 0 EPTEMI3EbiSOI°) Or .d 4
New York, Boston 2O 0- 25 0 17 6- 20 0 FRIDAY, S
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kraals which have cheered his evening hours among friends that goods of a finer quality have been more inquired after. none of the classes rose to above •25,000.1ivres, instead of conglomeration of ideas in the parson's mind, that he sud- Lim!'
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July 14 ; Charleston .. Aug 21 F/i'im
far away-remembrances of all that man holds dearest-of For many weeks past the demand has been chiefly for coarse 100,000, according to the original institution, though. the denly rushed like a demon upon the unfortunate " haire ' ' 13":11rn14 buco July 20 ' - 30 0 EVERY TUESDAY AND t riePeet' I '''
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friends, of kindred, of love, of home.-By a Man behind his flannels, and those of a better quality scarcely asked for. annuities were very regularly paid. A few years after, the brain ' messenger with such force, that in the-struggle his re- __-_- - _ • BY
.. efouereeteh,res ne
Canada 25 0- 30 0 25 0- 30 0 fB° Orf° T 1,7
Age, ita Blaekivood's 3fagazine. The prices remain the same as last week. The wool market people seeming in better humour for projects of this kind, verence struck his own craniuua against a mischievous beam, , PACKET, BOATS..LFALMOUTII STATION
-, British North America 3O 0-—,25 0 - 30 0 JOSHUA FLETCHER LACE, 9„..,,,t ,A r. , og. i,
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LEONARD ADDISON, of 1-0, Leelee_sliesslet , j,,,
• has been heavy at former -prices. another Tontine was erected upon nearly the same terms, which seemed to laugh at his misfortune ; and this added 20 0- 25 0 20 0-- .
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GENERAL PosT-OoricE, Sept. 13. Newfoundland
. -5 0 At No. 4, NORTH CRESCENT, Csteeee be peer el'e.leset
HUDDERSFIELD MARKET, SEPT. 17.-The demand for but this was never above half full.- They both subsisted in fuel to the fire already kindled in his , disordered mind.-• - • • h-e------e----- • ' Brazils • • - are Mee' erect ; ler, .pifi tfe;4o4.
FLooDs.-In contequence of the late heavy rains the whole heavy woollens, both plain and fancy, was tolerably brisk at the year 1726, when the French king united the 13th class of " Charge, Chester, charge ;on Stanley, on," were the words i Mails made I
i Last Packets I Next Packets River Plate
square - Barkei, Bo de 44 , o
of the rivers in the western part of the county have risen to fair prices. In superfines little business was done, and that the first Tontine with the 14th class of the second ; all the and actions of the outraged ecclesiastic. He pounced upon 'DE,STINATION. .
at? in . .• Sailed. East Indies - 40 0 CO., Warwick- , e person , etini et, IV .01` ~
Due. Reynell, Chancery-lane ; •i -
• London. ' 1 China 45 0-—, SO 0 - Cornhile; -,..c..0 ed e;1 9r
ari unusual height, and some of them have done considerable little at a sacrifice. But we are glad to state, that consider- actions of which were poseessed by Charlotte Bonnemay, the unfortunate messenger, and in so doing, the unhappy . • ' . ... , , „ Joseph Thomas, 1, Finch-lane,
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- Batavia . 4O 0 - —• 40
darnage. The little rivulets Ker and Blackbeck, which meet able orders are in hand, which keep the oPeratives generally widow of Louis Barbier, a surgeon of Paris, who died at the hare-bearer tripped his heel upon the step of the parsonage /henna 'Tues. & Erie • Mon. & Thurs. New South Wales -
- Lon b ' treet ; Mitchell, 8, n'''s 'll revee-2001;0 4j0.4
Clarilc:r=d Lewi., -4, C.,°Nrg-e°44l.lerreial °hill i -teficeleillei'r
at Beckermont, were swollen on Saturday to a greater height employed. The unfavourable weather induces many fears, age of ninety-six. This gentlewoman had ventured 300 livres house ; down he went, and away flew the hare upon the grass, Harebell. & Swede Tues. & knee , , Tues. & Satur. Cape of Good Hope 4 4O 0- 40 a
- Garraway's; at the London Conn coer 4e;!_ei rr/
,than the oldest person living can remember. The little and great caution is manifest among the buyers ; but for this in each 'routine ; and in the last year of her life she had for and his reverence upon the prostrate person of the supposed Lisbon - -- 126 0 - --- house, qouro I,olnllo.ceoi,
i Lnerpool, lane ;at the Jerusalem Coffee- and ,- 0 „I is pkir
°ridge leading to the public-house at Tail end was swept away there is every reason to believe an average autumn trade her annuity 73,000 livres, or about £3600 a year, for about poacher. ' Explanation was out of the,question ; and had not Madeira 'lSatimlar3 •• I '
1,. • • Sept. 9. Gibraltar - house, Paternoster-row • North ,„essett. ,00. , 0.2,,,,,
' • . and se- etc; oce pee
and many other bridges and walls were thrown down by the would be done. Wools are rather easier to bus". Business X30.-Oentleman's Magazine for 1791. • • rliseng e S ain & -,'
the hare-bearer, by. some extraordinery effort, ce . aeed P Cibraltaa• 4 • • , ' Lima, Valparaiso, tec. -
force of the stream. At Gosforth, what is termed the Cross in the warehouses is pretty active, but very general com- --- - --- himself from his revereutial antagoiest, posterity would have Maitat and Gree e ',lid Saturda ;
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dlcl c - rith Saturdeay3nl S Yat .ar' Malta, Sicily, &c. - - 20 0-25 0 Maitre, and Co., Sise-lane, 1.-01,11„/./1;etuen tet ape er
Smyrna and Constantinople - 30 0 -
Lane was for a considerable time impassable, owing to the plaints of scarcity of money exist. * [By " survivorship," it is meant that the longest liver recorded that as the most unhappy event eeer detailed in the E,gyp .ae nte.. •
lnadcira, lse tiieeday' II ell . -
..M.B. Seagul, Magnet, Malaga 2O 0 - 20 0 - ''
Co at their Newspaper and AnevSso, / eV. es, .)- /,.,10, . e
un, Gle•-4, etry ere
accumulation of water on the road. On the same day con- of the annuitants becomes ultimately the holder and pro- history of hares, pheasants, or partridgese-the loss of a poor Braell& B.Ayres.. eacheriontht if Sept. g. Sept. 27. Madeira -
siderable da
• mage was done on the farm of John, Richard, "An't you a very moralpeople in New Hampshire ?" asked prietor of the whole stock. Each annuitant receives interest innocent man's life for doing his best. ' His reverence, America ist Wanes. Star. Sept. 7. Western Isles, Cape de Verde.... .__ ____ _ street, and M . . .
r c x Lewis, hV" Ce i ,
Haddock, and Messrs. J. an
and IV' "°°t A mr• OP /
and Robert Shepherd, of Thwaites, in Kinnyside. Ther •
els a western gentleman of an emigrant from the Granite Hills. during life, and at the death of each this ceases, and heirs greatly agitated, returr.ed into his
,heuse with feelings we e eamai. L ward
----' •-- - .Ist day of 11.M.8. Alert, Skylark,' Lisbon -
Mr. Clar.ke,. Pilot-office, Pres
Ca.die 25 0 - 20 0 - a ne,.._.; ; ei :
no river, but tee rain had fallen so heavily that it rushed The latter felt highly gratified at the compliment upon his of no annuitant but the survivor of all having any claim on cannot pretend to'describe, whilst the enfortuhate messenger I Ise & Hayti.. each month. , Sept. 4 ' 2
Sept. b. .treet, Birmingham. 111 S /1 r 3'. *
down from the fell -* '
with a ightfal impetuosity, destroying the native state conve db h ' d t t the concern. Hence, when Tontine schemes are established,-
ye yt e question, an was promp o re- ger returned to tell his tale of horror and dismay. From that Lea'!" • France - eci
1, *ption for t 47,1 esti
fences, and sweeping away s •e •th.
, e‘ ry mg that opposed a barrier ply-" Certainly, we are a very moral people." " Well, I the subscribers usually settle tha annuities on their youngest forward, when he thought erten his fright and alarm, he ey:- Mexico. and Ha- i. ieth day of Pandora
vaua
g. 17, Hope,
Sept. 21. Holland
Hamburg, Bremeo, &c. - 20 0 20 o—_ ierms oi ou_scn
20 0-—2 O o - -- one year, £2 Gs. ; half-Ye°. one 1 ,
to its irresistible progress. In our neighbourhood the Ed - ' and healthiest children, to sive ehe. better chance of the sur-
en should think so, for you turn out rogues enough every year to claimed, " You may send me with tae present of an eb-
,( jmai. h.ene.e -
.f, Gottenburee Stockholm - 40 0 ____ _____ 'd ' advanco „,
has risen to an unusual height ; but we have not heard f • . R; vivorship. ' Inns and pu c
MI buildings of different kinds are 15th day o. D ,
elight ' Tyrian, 11 s. 6d,-If pai In los 00,
0 1111 Y purify any people In Christendom.”-Clarernent, Ar phant, if you please, but never again wril I take a hare to a 1
, Isl. & Hayti, . Petersburg, Riga, &c. - 30 0 20 0- 30 0
damage done by tiooding.-carlifie Patriot. still sometimes bhilt on the Tontine plan, , 1 Carthagena ~ „ eeel mouth, Aue• 17, Oct. 9, nailer: •
Bap. parson,"-Stockport Advertiser. wort.° - -- 20 0 ..“-..-- half-year, 1la; tl
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